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The Tupelo journal., 1910-09-23

And we once heard of a man who
wrote a book or How to Get Rich"
who had actually done it himself.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-09-23

When it comes to finding fault, even
a detective can make good.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-09-23

Wood in a High Grade Violin.
In a high-grade violin there are
So pieces of wood of three or
kinds.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-09-23

buy a machine scalloped handkerchief
Of fine quality and embroider it dain-
tily, than to devote hours of toll to
a border which may be reduced to a
ragged fringe the first time 1t is laun-
dered.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-09-23

band connects it to the skirt; this is
also gathered, and has a silk band at
the foot.
The little pulled sleeves are set to
bands of silk at the elbow.
Hat of straw trimmed with a
wreath of daisies and a band of rib
bon velvet.
Materials required: 4 yards delaine
80 inches wide, l yard silk.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-09-23

SAM wants yo' toe understand
dat Ise no common niger, Ise had a
good bringfn' up, / has.
Pete-Dats all right, but eff yo' fools
wild me, man, yo'll hab a good frowin'
down. too,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
mn ~ UDER> FNO\IR iTID.
Na'N Department FAKES Drspon, lblui,
iBT Dil IurI 'tSIrnI un North Dakota

N',u1ND.oS r"-' 0, "a" Navy &C..
l,i..'. rut '..'ay 49, - s'a'"'n.n M %, o.
''a.irs 80 builders f The hSt.l..h.r
'.r 'h Da- u'a for Is~f,'r-rhlli', "a con-
n""'r.u with tho 80, .ur ire n the utl fIol
.'"'n - he ba't. "ahf., ~. Surih
p. 90 7as buil' b, 'hc J ore Rive ship.
hrr'irE company = g'ir,v. Mess IN.
- t'"''"rt n - - follows
-f'"u tNA Uunishs-' rnrrr's ~ tho
rr,.d'N' 80 -" 'rr'h ralo'a tho r'nr-s-
- ."-ur. ~ have g.ua fnr'h hat the
hu'tu"rS ere wholly r"sr"usrhl" for ~
~ ta.' 'ln 'rs'alle'i,r - -" nh burners
- nf'"r ''.s'srs 'ha' has roan us..i N
boz "a, r"7 for \ l~nE tive nth grow
r".. css fur'h"rmrre on no i"taIlrt
plan ora appTp, ~ b, IN" NsVy lie
Barfrn0u'
Ird"r ~" circumstances No. ono AN
Ne hold a,COupttbls nleS- - "a tho SaNy
Department pro, ,i'' the installation
go ~ a.o~ri srfh ~" alprn' ~ faztgu-
" = matter " tact. OWING IN the ui'urs II
the pc iter' and n" "-''e,u" rauriifv
nth "h,.h Tho rartiTu hsat vAs evpi, n
q b." ~ 'd"nc. - 20 the cause ~ m" accrd"n'
To- not ls.ry clear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
uINER> ,oWrrrE ~ rIR>T I'm
Q" Se~ Who Can Not S~Hib aad sill.
fuli, han1u,rr In Ar-thenis.

WILkEsRARny, Pa Sept ~ With three
Officers ~ the I nii.s1 Sites Army Mn,lic. I
corps acting a. judges. and with John
Mitchell ~ IN" National Civic Federation
To- dward IN" prizes. twelve teams IL min.
workers first aid corps. representing
five coal companies. contested to-day for
priy"S offered by the American Rel Cross
SOcIety. The contests were held ~
Valley View Park. near this city
III" teams were uhligsd to dress in
JurIo~ nf m"n supposed Ia have he.n hurt
Nv explosions falls - rock and blasts
aud the u~ruing teams Ia several IN
-tan""- had Ia carry tho injured over such
distinctions ~ might ha found m a Goa 4
MIN" where there had been an accid.ni
The percentages -corst we're high and
showed greater skill and -peedin.ss than
WIS exhibited last wear at the first annua |
contest The chief prize. a silver loving
cup presented bv Mrs. John - Muckls
81 Washington. y. G.. an officer - tn.
Red Cross society. was won b" the Wood
ward ,ollierv team ~ tho Iacka wanna
Coal Company
when John Mitchell awarded the prizes
he said that the conservation % human
hives WAS far more important To the vel
fare - the country than the conservation
Of natural resources This country he
Hdded. was not doing its fIll duty in pro-
testing ~" lives - those snga ged IN its
ndu-tTi,.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
bELtIS ~ PuING FOR LANDS.
Wan, Persons IN straits geranSe Of Eats
nm Watershed Condemns IIans.

ldrg" number 81 the property owners
along the line ut the new water supply
works VII" have had their land taken
from ~" by condemnation proceedings
are suffering because they have bsen
"nahl" To collect from the city the money
awarded for their lands Many are
farmers who DEPEND for their livelihood
on the product nf their land They have
been "Nict'''i from their farms and can {
S"' IN" money for them A few weeks
ago farn"T whose land had b,en taken
tor tn" Catskill water system committed
s1ncld" because tn. delay IN paying him
had left him impoverished
" was admitted yesterday n the offices
OF the oinpt roller and Of the Corporal ION
Npnhs"l that many II these awards were
sun unpaid although some of them had
b'-"n confirmed 10y the courts as long as
TWO and three years ago II was eA-
planned that one reason was that the
comptroller had exhausted the amount
sci aside IN the last bond issue for the
payment ~ the claims before the end II
the list ~ awards aS confirmed nv the
courts had been reached A. these claims
can only b' paid by the proceeds ~
corporate stock sales. IL was said in the
comptroller Office that the pendinR
claims could not Ia settl,ci until there ~
another bond sale II the money market
~ favorable there will be a bond Sale IN
November or before the end Of the year.
when as many ~ possible Of the out
standing awards will he liquidated
Another explanation gwen for tho de-
lays was that there Sars many cases
whore there are defects in the title - the
property There are still other instances
where legal details concerning the clear
ing ot moTtgages must be de, idsd before
the Comptroller can pay over the money
awarded 10y the comm ~-ton"rS.
Comptroller Prendergast out Of the
next bond sale will provide for the paying
ut every parcel Of condemned property
taken for the new water system except IN
cases where clear title cannot be gwen
to the CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
van JTRr rvABLE ro ,GRrr.
President Of Duiche~s FIRE Insurance
COMPANY ReIeased on BOND.

PoUOHkEEPsIE. sept Il The jury
IN the case ~ President LOWS " Vail
II the Duchess Fire lnsur anc~ Company
indicted for forgery IN the third degree
on a charge Of tearing a leaf out ~ the
company's records. was unable To agree
and was discharge by Justice Joseph
Morschauser IN the supreme Court thus
morning The jury vas out four hours
and stood SIX for convict ,on and SIX for
acqulttM MIR VAN was released on
bond
Deputy Attprn.v t'-nsrai Fisher. who
APPEARED With William Rand. Jr ~ Nss
\ ork. fur the prose. 100. m. asked thS Court
70 order u"N '-.dl IN OC'D'ar. Justice
Mor-chau,"r refused o. DO - and .std
tina; 20" Ca''s o'Ild nave 90 e. over 20
tn" regular term 81 the supreme Cuur'
lr \pv"'lber Judge fIShs- announced
iuu ~ would g. 90 GOV. Hugh.--
TO-. y "ud"a ,p- 10 have an extraordinary
''r'u ~ count ralled ~ Octuper Tor the
Van Ease Justice Nprschaus..r said that
-u"h action would ia unnecessary. but
that n tn" GoV"rnor d0Cid"d 20 call a
sr.'uial term he would ~ ready - hear The.
cost. at any time
Nir kand- summing up 70 the ease
t'''pr" the jury was a sCathing arraign
m"rt - President Vail and Frank u
! u"n ALI" settled the san traucisrp
. .a.u~ rcaIn-t the bIt,As-, Insurance
q .." l.t'y w." used an ms ppv"r- pi
..."t-,u and d"uuI.ii'lun 80 sway 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
SIES WEST Virginia
Counsel Here In Consult alton About mat
Oid Drba 1IaIm Of 81 .OOO. OOo.

Virginia has a little claim ~ something
like sil Opp.OOO against West NlrS inia
or thinks u has. and the matter IL % ming
up before tho supreme Court of the United
states next month for final argument.
This explains why htE army Of legal
talent from Vest Virginia headed by the
Attorney General VI IN" State. W. q. Con-
ley. and consisting of eT-Gov. W. NJ ..
Dawson. George McClintock and Charles
v Hogg dean II the law school Of the
West Virginia University. are at the
Waldorf They had consultation yes
far,iay with ex-senator John e.. Spooner.
who ~ Sr-acial Counsel for the state
The lat. S'nItor ,'Nhn q. Carlisle was
also of counsel
Virginia il irving to make West Viz
gina pay one-third IT the old State debt
hrtore the civil war. which amounts TO
SO UlD.GO.- said Mr. Conlcy Yesterday.
-Th. question has be..n agitated ever
-inCa the Gloss. Of the war and n has been
pending IN IA" SGpr"uie Court since IyOo.
West Nirgiul SayS that u owes no Part
~ This i..nt which was made before u
bssCame q SsfarHt" state and when what
- now Nest Virginia Was mostly an IN
d", sinVei r"gIuu virginia repudlat@ led
part IL - dsit and -ctl-Si down the re-
maiuder e. 49, .SS.isp
=
called West Virginia certificates without
the authority ~ consent Of West Virgins
Tn" ca,~" 81 IL preliminary hearing was
referred - "y-tunRr'sSsrnin Iitilsteld
a. master and h- com I~i'.d hts report
last spring IL d, = question whether
the Supr~rn. Court will hear Il or not ba-
'or" Whol. heuCh Il u certainly more
IMPORTANT than the Nian~arf Oh case.
which l. 10 10 reopPned Virginia IN
SUNG ~ truIS'.-.. for her own creditors
and "" contend that she has no right To
hring such suit
! don't think Il l. known generally
outside u Congress that a fellow towns
man Il min" a. hIugswOOd Is the oldest
living rN-WsUb"r - Congress. said Mr..
'uuley H" - James e. Mc;rew and
| r.NClll him IN this connection because
he was member # the Virginia I,eRis-
l,tur- when the act nf -a,'e--ion was
"a -,.'' Mr. N,@irrw - now about III
or - and until r,--an'ly tonk "A very active
interest m all public AFFAIRS. lie was a
Uomher e Congress from 1899 to 1871.
| have heard aim saw that his life was IN
danger on that "ventful dav IN Richmond
and that he had To- make his ESCAPE that
night from IA" city IA covered hack
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
SUIT TO END SUGAR TRUST
GOI INN NENT mr. IDES To WAIT
va LONGER WIN IT.
Preparations Have Br~n I Rder NAy for
MORths. hut the Original PiAn Nas TO
AWAIT supreme COurt decisions in
the Otl and Tobacco Trust Gases.

Following the conference 81 Attorney
General WicksrshAm with United States
District Attorney Wise on Friday il was
announced yesterday that Mr.. Ni-s will
filn papars this week in new suit To dir
solve the sugar trust. MIR Mise has had
the preparation 81 IN" papers i'm hand for
some time and 1t was said that Attorney
General WickershAm wanted To put the
finishing touches on the complaint before
i was filed
II was stated IN Washington yesterday
that the officials OF the Department Of
Ju-tic. feel confident that with tho in
formation obtained during the last year
or so the Government will IN able Co make
out a violation ~ tho sherman antitrust
act. II - said tho complaint will allege
restraint both Of Interstate trade and OF
foreign commerce
Action at this time is said To have been
determined upon at conference at
Beverly when Attorney General Wicker
sham went to see President Taft. That
u was the intention 81 the Government
tn brng the new action has been known
for some months. but until recently It
WAS thought that action might be de-
ferr-d until the standard Oil and tobacco
cases were decided. The inability Of the
United States supreme Court to decide
either 81 them up To this time led the
President to direct that the sugar trust
suit b. instituted Notwithstanding the
TendenCv of IN" other actions.
The Government Efforts To obtain
evidenc" upon which To base the new
complaint have covered the last ten
months and agents Of the Depart msnt
Of Justice have secured the country
even to the Pacific coast The corporate
history Of nearly ion Concerns. begnnIng
IN lsS7 with the original trust agreement
between eighteen of the then twenty
sugar refineries IN the United States,
has hean gone over The acquisition
10y the trust Of independent retineries
since that time has been inquired INTO
thoroughly
In New York and other States testi-
mony has heen obtained on this subject
Nv calling witnesses before Federal Grand
Juries and IN each case representative
Of the United States Di-trict Attorneys
ofiCe for the southern DiJr,ct OF New
York has h.en present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
Arm, and Nav, Orders.

W,sEI>pros sept - Th-s- army orier,
were I.,u~s 20 day
capt G-orge y arrow smith. ,lIfh infant, .
from f.Aushufg hArfacS'. New ORA 20 fhihp
Iart Chsrles HowIand T,venty nr,t In
FAM. from Ashtu ton ~ MS regiment
Lieut. toI JOrT q Tillson. fIshieenfh Ia
fau'ry. 10 N hi!. l. HaFTsrha Arizona
IIlsf Lieut. A>s Z. singleton. fifth Infantry .
{, ~ Jailed FOR ."r,r" aud ~ 'll yA"an~y h. the
sigma corps
first LIEUT. wIIiam u Standiford. signal
tofp> f. assigned % 'h~ Ttfth lnfantry
S-~ond Lieut. bernard KObertson Pey ton -
rtufy ApuoiG tsd from ri'll iife. Sith rank from
NcptefrbeT =. 1910 f. a>signeh 20 The Firs' Field
Ariiilcry
The-e navy orders Wsrr issued
Commander ~ KELLOGG from Nayal WAr
Ioliagr New port II ! " command The lrdisnA
Conf.aDflrr : II NcDonaIf TO Inspector IN
.shsrg~ ~ I'irst uEtthou-~ district Portland Ir
Lieutenant commander D l. NAN5 ~, Ia 10
su.rtor ~ orf1au"r A. ". MIS- Company
Ilrookyu.
Il~'. .,nAnf ofnuantcf 2 = Freeman frou.
Naval MAJ college NewN oTt - command
ssrE~ Tor. sio d',ision AZ navy yArf, Charles
too -
IIsut~nAnt Courandrr = syninE'0n from
naval VA COLLEGE NTs r0ri. 20 0fcF 81 nAsaI
N trIngsnr~. Nay Impairment Washington
Lieut. " daf1f from NsNsl war oli~xr
N~u port 10 tursAu ~ s''au engineering. Navy
DEPARTMENT. Hshirg fDn
FH.igu " T. Reno hen 30 emerged from rsa'
rrsntA ~ NA'at NrJi'sI ~'uOOi Hos. lDl Washing
Tor 10 duty in ronn~s ton aith ntflng out ~ fhT
I-srl and a. duis IN hoo : ah~n placed 10 con-
a#f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
RIO GRANDE WRECkS TOWNS.
River o. Flooding the san Juan WALES
for $50 NIIe.

HInNLGN. 1"N Sept II The valley of
th" san Juan River. from the point ~hare
that stream "mpti"n INTO the Rio Grande
just above herr all the way to Monterrey
80 miles - suffering q repetition of the
Mood Of IN" wear ago which CAUSED the
ln-,s uf more than three thousand lives
The present food j. reported 20 have
swept away a number of small tow ms
which had been rebuilt
In" town II jarmargo, fifty miles above
here. - under water The inhabitunts had
warn'ns - IA" coming torrent and fed to
the h ~ Tn. KIp Grands ~ AZ fiood stage
Tor 1875 INDIES along lts lower course
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

N'sHISGr"s sept - Arr'vA'' o,-
I."f '.'si- and tugs PotonI" and p"nrrI,
~ Norfolk. torpedo boats Hull. Truytun
PAU Jones Pcrrr. pr"pl" AMI stewart
- san ii"En. torpedo boats Lawrence
tp''i-horouch and Rowan NJ san Pedro
Nui.-d tplh.r Lebanon from Hampton
Roads for Portsmouth. y H. cruiser
Tacoma from Cristobal for Pliefeld-
Guuhna' S1mar from Shanghai for Nan
EIpg. "rul-"r New York. gunbOats Albany
N"V orleans amt Rainbow and torpaslo
boats Bainhridge Barry. Chauncey and
Dale from Shanghai for Hongkong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
Gov. HuShes~ Appointments.

ALRANy. sept ~ Gov Hughes 10 .dav
made the following Appointments Julia
Kemp West ~ New York cIty. as n man
n ger ~ the Manhattan state Hospital:
Lewis Il Parker Of Albany. a. a manager
Of the Hudson River state Hospital. Ed
mond ! Butler of Nalhalla Nestchastsr
county. and AlphonSo Trumphour Clear
water 81 kingston. TsappOIntsd a. an
u.siutiv" 'r"rubor~ ~ tho State Prohati ion
CouiuI~sIui.. ! Howard Wainwright Of
I've. ~ a manager Of th., MohansIC stat.
IlDsulfrI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
DOETS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
DON'T TELEPHON ron ISTEIk.
go am FEEI or n.
Don't Allow the FaSrInatlnz Tah oS the
Grocer Whrn Ven go GsrOeerinK 10
cover Si0rt Weight &C IIOlaIn,
Advice From commissioner DrIseoII


Clement J. Driscoll. Commissioner "
Weights and Measures. has prepared a
pamphlet which II To I've distributed to
the hoiIs.hold"rs &c the city rrpiutinE ou-
means hy which they may prevent thorn
selves icing cheated hy trade, mon who
u-s fraudulent measures Tho rookie,
IL entitled What Every Housewife should
Know The adVIc. on which MIR prts-
coll places the most stress II Than oNerv
housewife should equip her kitchen with
- good SCALE and "A -st IL accurate dry and
liquid measures and that size should In,
careful Ia satisfy her-elt nv the us. IT The
seal" and measures that siSs - getting
what she pays for
He also dspr-oates telephoning orders
To tradesmen. why do this hN asks.
when Ivy going Yourself you can le sure
you arr getting what you pty tor,- Fur
thor Mr.. Driscoll has inserted these
-don'ts in his pamphlet
Don't AloN your grocer o. dairym,n
TO weigh In the wooden butter dishes " hon
he - Weighing your butter
Don't let the fancy package goods Ia,
cinaie YOU. because yuu arc freuu~utlv
paving very h.aNiir for the fancy package
Don't buv IN careless manner Alsa's
ASK for whatever the commodity IA b,
known weight nr measure
Don't buy ~ small quantities Il you can
avoid ~.
Don't understand cheapnes FOR economv
Don't be afraid To larry bundle unless
YOU are prepared and willing - stand
the expense 81 having n delivered ~ your
hoUs
Don't gossip with your merchant whia
he ~ weighing your purchases unless vuu
are absolutely sure Of The honesty ut youT
tradpsnan
Don't he ashRn med or too proud to DO your
own purchasing
Don't b. afraid ~ vour 'radc-rnAr
Don't neglect 10 test the weight ~ pack
are goods At hom" anu compare them with
h" weight ut the ,tms commodity pur-
'ha sed loose.
dry measure he sure to cNatniue the ni"t sure
the merchant Uses before making your
purchase TO be sure that It has not .fal-.
bottom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

he most important effect Of the new
laW. thus dealer told tho reporter. will
10" " clear the AIR A. tn what and ~ hat ~
not antigua II ~ for that reason that the
r""tns ~ the Appraissrss warehouz.
Ar" wst nov stacked up with the gnods
~ dealers waiting tn hsar the opinion Il
ia" "NIs.rt a. 10 Whsthcr their ~ Idsnce
ana IN" examination 1t tho expert show
'hh' their ''d- can entsr free oG duty
AM u" prov ~ Ia be within the class Of
real antIuuSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
n.nkrups Accu.ed Of FsIse s,aien,eni.

Arthur p. Fegert. saloon and restaurant
keeper 81 1897 Broadway. who filed "A
petition In bankruptcy on September 7.
was arrested yesterday by 4. \. Marshal
Henkel in the Federal Building. where he
was present for examination in bank
r,Iptcy proceedings. Nankauer 4 David
son. representing creditors and attorneys
for the receiver char g-d him with making
fraudulent misrepr~~er ,ationH ~ hrs per-
sonal property IN his bankruptcy sch'sd-
ulc= He was parolei Ia give o.. O0 bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
THE GRAIN MiRKETS.
wheat Higher Primary Receipts Lighter
-EneOura ging Cables Germ Ne
rIlned and Rallied Weather Pa, or.

wheat was unsettled end irregular tenn %
porartly yesterday. but soOn heCame -tron z
and closed higher. December VA the local
market falling to IOS'. early. rising To
in7', hid on the -emi-ofiicial curb The
momentsry -aEEing at the outset VAS in
consequential and without siRni amor.
For the moment traders were showing IN
difference and hence the marrow nes- The
Subsequent buoyancy was a-cribed partly
To encouraging cables and partly To stronger
adVices from tho West Private wires
intimated that a few large pruf- ionAlS
Who had recently been prominent ON the
short side had turned over to the ball ranks
some claimed they were manly taxing in
profits on short sales General buying IN
domestic markets VAS partly based on the
smaller primary receipts and predictions
81 a continued light movement. a. farmers
Vere showing unNillingnesS to accept
-trated by the hight car lot ARRIVALS AZ the
three big spring wheat centres Minneapolis
a wear ago Rec-ipts a. the chief Western
points we're Hl7 .".l bush. against 3OS'
a wear aEo. The, firmer trend IN Europe
lighter world exports for the week aud the
Decreasing offerings for forward shipments
from Russia. Minneapolis stocks OF wheat
inCrea sed :oO. 40 bush for one day.
THE CoRS SITUATION
Corn declined early IN yesterdays ses-
sion, hut recovered later a. Hellern for the
urf'nne NeTe Va pF6Nh he
depression was caused wholly by the ~X-
censnt weather and the larger movement
from the interior farmers showing more
eaRernes- 20 part With their reserves. Re
c~ip,s at the chief Western points Mere
AZ .On bush. against IS3 60 hush a year
ago. crop sGViCes we're encouraging Ia
the main.
THF OATS FEArUREs
Oats Neakeued little At the outset nv ing
to the favorable weather for corn. hut
closed stronger under more active buying
nv large elevator men and commission
houses prompted mainly hy the smaller re-
c~pt, and reports of light deli cries by
farmers at country stations
THF sPOr NAEEEIS
Wheat was held higher. hinisring trade
sales for domestic account. 5000 bush
No. : rcd in elevator at o. o. ~ -. ~
portsrS took 10 loads via outports Prices
I n b for export acre No. tsd. 81 ne
No I Northern spring n.73'. corn was
irregular exporters took loads tn arrive
here ami via OutpoTtE. No in ele' ptor
domestic Is &C.. so o h for yrur' d.
~ &C Oats were held higher but inatsiNc.
No y hite In elevate &c No. ; White.
Toe. hte on track. tO'l tlC
Futures here we're a. follows
T.asa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
weather Forecast for Cotton s,sr-..

r.r Nor'r 'Aronra Sorth 'arpins GeorEia.
Niabrrrs. Hississipui Louisiana and eastern
Tr'a. i1'r ~ d., snd 70 nrorr"~ not r'u' b
tan-~ IN tor .~fatHrr. rgf' SAriabs vtn.
'ur vr.'rrn rrIAs. g~rrtAlb islr O" ds' s7d
o. u.urr0U ru' rru,h 'barr~ - ten n~Ta' ne
Psr NrLsnsAs srf T-une,-ss general, 'si-
~ 10, ana ~ rnorfoa. no, r"rh change In
t~uIT1~vAturs
No. NentussS rart', cloudy to d. and To-
r1oTTou rtoi~f HnorT1w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

One OF the best traders in stocks in
Wall ST., steady moneymaker every
year, wants additional capital TO
enlarge operations. Only large
trader considered. TAPE READ
Err, box IIS Sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
Aids 10 Testify Before GRAFT In, estiEai-
ing Committee.

ALBANY. sept. l7.-Former Senator
lothian =. Allds - Ia testify before tho
graft investigating committee
he has conferred with his cpIns.. !. Lewis
=. Carr. regarding his appearance befor.
tho committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
OFFICE on
IHE NIAGARA FAIIS POMI.R a.

Is BrOad Street. New Nork, september ~ wa
The BOARD 10 Directors have declared a dis.
dcnd Of - ueT share m the stock ~ TIT. corn
many from the suTptu, oct inconle. paN sbl- on
aud after Octobsr IS. 1910. 70 storG holiers %
record on the Isl DAY ~ October. 1910
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EOR SALE.
Furniture
GOLD FURNITURE

TNIOITTI- IT IU"I-IN INNII.N v n N
U.i,I TN DAY ~ NDAiI or ~ NOhitON
and o. piece f4FIpT SUITES y Gold thbinrts.
cold tsrior Table, o. Mirror . Cold Ladir,
J-sa> prd-stap. Marble Wg~t,. r'r The nar.t
Geld guTnituTe ever bro Ight 20 america Also
handsome IlanN. pintns room. nsdrpom. IibrHTy.
t,.r,t tHd TrHruom tIrnltur" Rugs. on ;. Int
ing. Nr.s Hfar tobrhn~. etc
rEAl Er~ Not AuNfTrFD
300 w. 89th ST. Private Residsnee,
bet. Rivers.ds Drive and West End Ave.
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wASTHD-ioan ~ Que million doiar. foe
one yeAr good s-curiD' and Interest In prof q.
which will net large return yrtnrtpais uuls dealt
with LOANS. hoN - sun orfc~
WANTED Partner 20 con tinue general r,n.
tracing and construction work wish ~Srefteu, e,I
man nov cor1ps fing big tity contract. shoul
have 500 g. invest n hos 10 sun ono,
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