The Independent . :,;::i::i;:!::: i/: I iiiiiiuiiiii DEBATING SOCIETIES The Single Six-Year Term for Death Wage Is Responsible for the War?Government Owned Merchant Marine. Shall We Enlarge the Army?Comic! Labor in the United Problem of the Trusts The Monroe Doctrine. Military Training for College Embargo OE Anns. Mexico and the United States. -& Both sides of all these fourteen debates will he furnished for only 25 cent-THE INDEPENDENT, 119 West 40th Street, New York 1llli!!llll||lll!lll
The Independent . :,;::i::i;:!::: i/: I iiiiiiuiiiii DEBATING SOCIETIES The Single Six-Year Term for Death Wage Is Responsible for the War?Government Owned Merchant Marine. Shall We Enlarge the Army?Comic! Labor in the United Problem of the Trusts The Monroe Doctrine. Military Training for College Embargo OE Anns. Mexico and the United States. -& Both sides of all these fourteen debates will he furnished for only 25 cent-THE INDEPENDENT, 119 West 40th Street, New York 1llli!!llll||lll!lllllllllli:t:i!lliill!i:illM THE INDEPENDENT April 7, 1917 $2,000,000 First Mortgage 6% Serial Bonds teguarded Under the Straus Plan)Secured by Huntington, Green and Maryland Hotels Pasadena, Cal. (Owned and Operated by California Hotel Co.) I March I5th, 101;. Interest Coupons due May rst and November ist. nd Interest Payable al the Offices of S. W. Straus & * o., ? ,i»,. Trustee, Mr. S. W. SECURITY—The land and buildings comprising the Huntington, Green and Maryland i bese three hotels are owned and operated bj the i i one of tli<- mosl firmly established, most popular, ana tel properties in the United States, known all over the country. LOCATION—Pasadena ; the nations garden spots and a mecca for thousands of ilifornia each year, assuring constant patronage of these hotels. VALUATION—Our valuation of the property, based on appraisals by several banks and experts, is $4 ? more than doubli the amount of the bonds. EARNINGS Baaed on past profits, we estimate the annual net earnings of the threervative basis at $445,000, nearly four times the greatest annualI charge. SERIAL MATURITIES—The bonds mature in annual serial installments in one to ten MONTHLY PAYMENTS—The issuing corporation must deposit each month one-twelfth the current years interest charge, to pay the semi-annual coupons. On Febru- h and April ist. it must deposit one-third of the years s
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