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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Increase Shown at U. of w.

President Van Hise of the univer-
sity reported to the regents that the
enrolment for the first semester of
the present year had reached total of
4,432, as against 1000, at this time last
year, an increase of 423 students, or IL
per cent. The greatest increase was
in the college Of letters and science,
where 173 more than last year are reg
istered. Next to this is the college of
agriculture, with an increase Of 1913,
then home economics with Sc and en-
gineering with So.
The regents established an extern
sion division at Eau Claire. which is
No. 6, and appointed G. w. Hobbs to
take charge. Other appointments were
G. w. Goldman, field organizer in the
new district; William H. Dudley, head
of the new bureau of visual instruc-
ton; Chester Allen, promoted to field
organizer in the Milwaukee district;
Edward M. Barrows, assistant to Mr..
Allen; M. H. Crissey, j. E. Ryan, Paul
Day, Oscar Knudsen, w. l.. Wagon
knech and A. T. Brunn, to places in
the college of agriculture. Max Will
row Morse of Trinity college was ap~
pointed instructor of psychology in
medicine; George q. Woodbury., in
structor in English; +. A.. Jacobson,
scholar in civil engineering Prof
Paul S. Reinsch was granted leave Of
absence for year without pay.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Plan a Chilly Welcome.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 10.-The
Nashville Equal Suffrage league,
through its president, mailed a letter
to the agent of Mrs. Emmeline Pank-
hurst, the English militant suffragette,
who is billed to speak here next
month, that the local organization will
not stand sponsor for her in any
sense. 1T was decided that local SUI
fragists would bring their cause into
great disrepute if they assisted in any
way in making Mrs. Pankhurst's lee
ture a success" states the letter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
State Undertakers Meet.

One hundred and fifty delegates to
the Wisconsin Funeral Directors and
Embalmers' association in the red
room of the Hotel Pfister, Milwaukee,
were called to order in annual conven-
ton by President ]. A. Morris, Chippe-
wa Falls, and transacted business pre-
liminary to the program of welcoming
address by Mayor Bading, response by
Theodore Clarke, Edgerton, and the
annual address of the president.
Practical demonstrations by Prof. c..
Johnson Of st. Paul ware viewed with
interest
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Three New State Banks.

Wisconsin Commissioner of Bank
ing Kuolt approved articles of incorpo-
ration of the State bank of Stetson-
vile, capital 10000. The incorporators
are A. H. Wonder Haas, Oscar Berg
strom, L. r. Bucholz, Peter Wuret, Jo-
seph Longtoe and ]. F. Kadvisky Also
articles of the State bank of Ogema,
capital $4,000. The incorporators are
August Heden, Carl Heden, G. A. LOT
quist, ct al. A certificate was issued
authorizing the State bank of Chetek
to commence business. The capital
stock is $4,000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Jap Denied Accountants Certificate.

Madison, Wis, Oct. 13.-Because he
is barred from becoming citizen of
this country, G. Shibata, a Japanese
granted a certificate as public ac-
countant by the state board, according
to Attorney General Owen. Shibata
is a graduate of the University of
Wisconsin and one of the most bril-
liant students of his race in Wiscon-
sin. He is an accomplished writer
and has composed verse which has
found high commentator in literary
circles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Miners Parade Fired Upon.

Calumet, Mich, Oct. ia parade
of striking copper miners was fred
on as it was passing the Centennial
mine. No one was struck, the bullets
passing over the heads of the paraders.
The shots were fired by one of an au.
tomobile party of four men.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Fond du Lac Man Head,

At the annual reunion of the mem
bers of the Seventeenth Wisconsin in
fantry in Baraboo the following Off
GERS were elected President, Sanford
La Prairie, Fond du Lac; secretary,
Mrs. Mary Luska, West Depere, and
treasurer, G. w. Holland, Oshkosh.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Funeral Directors Close MEETING.

Milwaukee, Oct. 13.-James McLar
ney Of New York was elected presi,
dent of the National Funeral Direct.
ors' association at the closing of the
convention here. New Orleans was
awarded the 1914 meeting.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
New York Priest Is Indicted.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Hans Schmidt,
confessed slayer of Anna Aumuller,
was indicted for murder in the first
degree by the grand jury yesterday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Highway Commission Asks s1,5oo,ooo.


Applications for state aid to the
amount of $1,500,000 have been re-
ceived by the highway commission
from the counties for the year 1914.
This is about 100000 more than will
be available, which sum is just about
equal to the amount asked for by cities
and villages under the law passed by
the last legislature permitting certain
of them to participate in state aid.
Chief Engineer Hirst Of the commits
sion said that every county in this
state will have road construction done
under the direction of the commission.
The fact that more aid is called for
than is available will result in cutting
down the amount asked for by those
counties that have petitioned for
amounts in excess of their proportion
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Fond du Lac Man Heads Veterans.

At the annual reunion of the Seven
teenth Wisconsin infantry the follow
ing officers were elected at Baraboo:
President, Sanford La Prairie, Fond du
Lac; secretary, Mrs. Mary Luska.
West Depere; treasurer, G. w. Hci-
land. Oshkosh.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Increase in Agricultural Enrolment.

An enrolment of 853 representing
an increase of % per cent. over the
enrolment of 1912 shows the grow
ing popularity of the agricultural col
lege of the university.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Minimum WAGE Investigation.

The Wisconsin labor commission is
already beginning work on it's mini
mum wage investigation and will have
it's report on this subject ready for
presentation to the next legislature.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
Meeting OF State Prevention Body.

Meeting OF State Prevention Body.
The annual meeting of the Wiscon-
sin State Fire Prevention association
October 13, at the organization head
quarters in the Caswell building, when
successor will be chosen to succeed
President w. e. Mccullough, who has
been called to Chicago and will be
forced to relinquish his duties as head
Of the fire prevention organization. Mr.
Mccullough goes to Chicago as assist
ant manager of the Chicago Office Of
the Queen Fire Insurance company, Of
which he was state agent for Wiscon-
sin.
One of the important policies to be
inaugurated at the meeting will be the
plan of having the association act as a
subsidiary of the state fire marshaPs
department. While the association will
continue to carry on it's system of In
specting conditions in Wisconsin cities
it will now look to the fire marshals
department to take the initiative along
this line. Plans will be discussed at
the coming meeting for enforcing the
new Wisconsin law, which provides for
a system Of inspection of risks to be
carried on by the paid fire departments
Of the state.
1t is expected that at least 100 fire
insurance agents will attend the meet
ing.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
TRUNK MYSTERY
STILL uHsolvEO

Nev Yosk. r-c. 1e.--Aa sasopsy
prsSssa>A~ soasy o. she be1y oe .
asas jnmm~d In . trunk aad Annpsd
al the E.s, sid- s~n~n~at doorway
yesterday failed To reveal tho caa1t
~ay In which tho Siciim had come
to hi. death. Tho neck Vas dislorat.
81. bat ,hs. IL believed TO have b~~a
done when the trunk lid Vas closed.
more than likely after death
'Asphysia through STANDARDIZATION"
vas tho cause of death. but there
were no signs of violence on the
throat. The theory va. advanced
that handkerchief or hand held
over the mouth and nos- had brought
on death. Tho police continued I"
prosecute a vigorous s~srch for the
man ~h" left tho trunk. They also
attempted to ciin-h the Identification
Of tho victim as John krcm-n. n
young iaborrr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
NO VERDICT YET
IN SCHMIDT CASE


New York. Dec. 3O.-The jury in
the case of Hans schmidt. the priest
who killed Anna Anmullcr. after
having been out since l2:iG p. m.
yesterday had failed to reach an
q agrcement up to II o'clock this
morning
Judge Foster had the jury brought
into court about noon In response TO
n request from the foreman. One or
the members was sick and wanted
doctor. The jurors finally went back
to their room after Judge Foster had
urged them to agree. The foreman
said the question which caused the
difference among them was the ve-
racity regarding statements as to the
mental condition Of the defendant,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
REDRESS SOUGHT FOR
MURDERS N CHINA

Washington. i'cc. Rrdi'ss
for a mi..ionar,'. los. of wife. crit
drcn and property has been asked
OF tho International claims cpraniia-
sion. sitting In Ick,ng. through -i-
fo,,. Of senator Norris Of Nebraska.
The American legation at rckinu
has been instructed to submit n
claim for T. u. .!urkmar Of i.c'!mis.
N.b.. whosc ~iLr and two sh';drsI
were murdered and waos" property
" ~ destroyed during the chincso
revolution of t,l ana iais.
The unusual feature of the css"
is that Burkman himself has stead
lastly refused to max. claim for
damages. because Of an asrr5m"n:
Il. had made with the Scandinavian
alliance mission. which sent him "u,
to China. that he would not ASK fe-
dress tor any damages or icss he
might sustain.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
NEW THEATRE Law
S0RElY AFFLICTED;
OPERATION PENDING

Tho ordinance paKsed a' the last
meeting Of the city council. provtd-
ing for :hc strict regulation OF thea
,crs and moving picture houses. was
last night declared to he suffering
from "a complication Of diseases by
m, municipal doctors. who held a
consultation AMI diasnozcd the con-
d,,,ou of the patient. while Fire
chic, Daugher,y looked on. OCCASION
a,iv administering little dashes OF
ch,oroform to ease the pain. Al
though one week ago the ordinane"
drafted hy Mr.. Airt'iashan was pro-
uonpccd to bc robust and in perfect
health. II appeared last night to be
suffering with small poN. spinal
meningitis. iumbago. hookworm and
d,,ors other ills. The fever went
,,n TO IA when Alderman Kahn.
worn out by sitting up with the pa
,icnt. retired from the council cham
her.
mr. Donahte, the famous irish
sncc,aiist. said that the patient new
mr. had looised well to him. hut that
h;s fellow physicians In the council
h.a seemed eager to pass him ~ nc
n
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
Trial on Charge Of
Arson On High Seas

tsnstsn. Mass u-s. s..-Ta. trial
nj John Albert fhh. a civil -nsin-
r'r Ut S-s York. and u iio-r MAR
veteran. "a the charge "f ar.pa an
tn" high .rss. ~as b-auh iosiay Ia
the federal coafs, ,s said ,o b- the
fsrpt under the statute governing
such cases.
The indicsm-a, alleges that tt.h
s~t fir- 4" his auxiliary sshnon -
yacht. the sraia. "sf tsssas,asa "a
the nixht of ndinb-r 90. 1919. The
yacht Mas destroyed
Fish claims that the sir- started
either from a cigarette bn,s ar tr"n
a s'os" and 'hs, his first tno~i-de-
at IL Nas when be "a. a~ak-a~k by
the sra.kiinx of flames
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
ATTACK ON SENTRIES
WAS WITH TOY PISTOL

Berlin. Dec. Naturalization at
Zabern showed today that the two
shots said to have been fired on Sat
urday by an unidentified civilian Mt a
sentry were discharged froh toy
pistol with which a boy was playing
The military party has been utiliz-
ing this supposedly grave incident as
a Justification for stringent measures
by the troops.
The sentry. who was reported to
have narrowly escaped death. was
stationed In front OF the barracks
formerly occupied By the Ninety
ninth infantry. which was the cause
Of the recent trouble at Zabecrn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
MINER BEATEN
and HELLO BY
HUERFAN0
STRIKERS

Waissni,arR. i~c. iO.-rh. mys-
terry Of tho ai.app-srAss-. Ii-e~mi-r
-. oi Jnsa AViiA. an s,ni.ioye of tho
Colorado Fuel and Iron rompaay al
Lester. ~ss found h.s. yesterday
~h~a = d~paiy sheriff. srtiug on Ia
formation frNn the military author
tiles. ~ni-sr.i III. strikers eoiony al
tho head Of fifih s,r--i and a-snana.
-i thar Asiia i- n,oiuc-d.
II" WAS Immediately taya-.i Over
To the d-puiy
As,ia rsin- to wai.~nbnsR t~s. Z
to attend ,h- funeral Of = fs,-aa
Sta died at toasr. he earax-i IN
= fight oa Nais ssr~-t. Following
,h~ ii<h, he aisAppras-d.
When found Yesterday h- told =
story ot hssias s--a hru'aiiy i'rasra
BY union m-n ana forced. q" aSoom-
,.aay them lo the l-n, soioar,
While sh-s~ h" ~aya he ~as ~
p~Ai-siiy i~si-a. lie said ihat nos~s
q, an, time had ,h- strikers sss"a
hia, an opiossani,y Tn ~.rsp~. Ths
s~road day after b~aiins him. hc
declares. they fosr-i aina ,n stand
i,ctos- = eanrra. iriiiax hta Shey
~oaid s~aa his picture Al. over tho
roaaisy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
CHINA WAITS q. 8.
10 BUILD 1An.10ADl

p~sias. M. 5o.--sssata have
bs.s shFuws eat hcre that " tie
rsis~d Sssira dSssr~s II would o.
favor~d with IN amps~ shasr of the
railroad roniraeta no~ being dtsirah-
us-d a. part ri tho Chinese aoscsa-
in-nt. srh~mr for IN" development
nj the country. R~rv-ss as- ~srr-~s-
cd In infiuratiai quarters that no
representative of America Ia amonE
the numerous concession seekers as
lrrs-nt in PcttnE.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
ArR0BoAT TRANSPORTATION
LINE OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Tampa. Fla. Dec. 3O.-Aeroboat
transportation Is to be begun on
commercial scale between Tampa
and ST. Petersburg. Fla. January l..
Three hydroplanes will be put In
operation by a private corporation.
Under the direction OF Tony Janus,
the airman. Tho towns are twenty
two miles apart and separated by
two bays. The schedule calls for
about mile u minute. The COM
puny claims to have enough took-
ings from commuters to keep the
three boats busy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
MURDER SUSPECT HELD

Pueblo. Colo. Dec. 3O.-Hcld as n
suspect in connection with tho mur-
der yesterday at Cripple Creek Of
Philip Roberts. Jr., we'll known
ranchcr and mine owner. Jennie Ia
iorc. is locked up In the police sta
ton here. The woman was arrest
cd on q description furnished the To-
cal police after. it. In alleged. she
had returned from Cripple CretS
Bcrtillson measurements Of tho pris-
oncr were today sent to the authori-
ties of Cripple Creek. The police be-
lievc the woman may be the "Mexi-
can Jennie mentioned In the case.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
Nc MORE FREE
PHONES FOR
CITY,; SEVEN
THE LIMIT

The eity of rFihiasd Niii E-i no
more than seven free telephones from
the Mountain states Telephone ana
Telegraph company. The city. r--
quest for additional free i-i-phon~~
az. met siih = polite aud aisoi,iy
expressed f.fussi las, aisht BY =. y.
rsstison. district manager of the
COMPANY. nho ioak the altitude tiai
IN III" terra. of the ofisinsi ass~.~
th-ai .nter-d in,s between the sils
and the eomranS when the franchise
~as granted, the city accept. seven
ir-- telephones. Mr. i'aiiis"n said he
thoaeht that that contract shouis
stand. bu, II ~ lid not anh the All
siiisnai free '-Yis~ .sas siv-n there
~as m. as.ar. % that in n short 'ia.r
that ia- ri;y vouid no, make r-r
I,~sl Tor nsos- free 'phan-s.
Furthermore Mr, i'ss,Issn -s-
risin-d that the telephone cosni.sn,
Sss dainG business in hundreds af
different to~ns and that 4. 6. oas.
side the ssrrrm~ht AMI give sddi.
iinnai free rhon- service in Tginiiat
so-i!d establish prr~~d-nt and
~n.id ni~ah probably that requests
OF tho same as,us" ~ou.d sam- srs.,
a,hsr towns. The ass~-m-s, pro
,,d~s that the si's shall have on~
free telephone tot -srry soc" people
has~s 90 sersgs report. t'a'tisna
showed that the asr,rui ausni-r o'
free 'phou~~ lived up q" this e"uiras'.
liesit,-a the a~srn free phones the
ej,y pays fos eight more caetraa'
ssx that sh- Psisi,-s-. held hy the
Telephone rompsay In The use 81 .ity
streets. cite. arc valuable and vorss
~o@~shine. the Nsycr- -sA3ssss-d !.
eAavbe WSsH q the sauaeii TO 80
tho as~ Of more telephones fr~- al
rAnss-.
TIE matter ~ss Thoroughly
tsrc.h~.i out. Alderman bcnshar d''.
s!ar~d that the s~ncsai public ~a-
Interested. Tho city attorney ~.
,tsiari that al tn" time tho aRrcc.
mca, was cni-rcs, into the city coa-
Quoted lis affairs from one rc"m In
the old ws,rrxo-ks "ffio- and did not
have the need "f pa many telephones.
h,,, that now tcins established IN The
city hall. the business and r-anire-
mont. of the city had grown AMI
more Telephone ~c:- needed.
Arsumen, was finally cut short
~h-n Alderman Kahn moved that
the matter bc referred to the commit
,~~ To ~, VIII, Iii" Mayor and city
Attorney in further INVESTIGATING
the question NJ free telephones.
Mr.. PatiiEon stated. however. that
tho company world hr "'-d to meet
with the city relative I" an adju1t-
mcut Of rates for the telephone Acr-
,icc now being paid for. and that
snmc satisfactory adjustment might
lc made. hut that II was not consist :
On, for the company to grant the re-
aur., for more free telephones.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
QUEEN MOTHER SOPHIA
OF SWEDEN Is DEAD

stockholm. Sweden. Dec. 10
Queen Mother sophia of sweden died
here today In her scvcniy-cisath
year. She had suffered acutcly for
several days and succumbcd to an at.
tack OF Inflammation Of the lungs.
The late Queen Mother was
princess Of Nassau and was married
Mt wic-badcn to tho late King Oscar
H.. in June. 1857.
Tho royal couple celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary in
1907. Just six months before Kins
Opcar's death.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
SEN, MARITIME SEEKS
CALUMET PROBE

washiastou. ih-e. S".-S@haiorisi
inquiry into conditions In the 'aia-
ne, copper mine region will be- ask
ed BY s~aa'os Martin. of N-~ Jsr-
.<r when eoasf-ss rs-sohy-ass jan
usYy -. uhi-ss inssstiasiion. by
the department, nj justice and 'n-
aepaFtri~hl ot labor should ini-s-
s@n-.
Following his rsaa-s, on A',asa.y
General Meit1ynoiis. senator Mar
tine conferred today with ralir''os
General Davis over the prospect al
an Investigation b. the department
of justice ATTORNEY General Mc.
itsyn"ias has ian, a.si.sa sh"ihsr
his department viii saL- al ih-
question: bu, senator Martin. a--
s'ar-.i h- aonid saii fcasHnai'i.
sim- and then would confer ~ith
Secretary wiisoa ot the a-''afsms.t
of labor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
WILSON DEv0TES ENTIRE
DAY 10 RECREATION

Pass Christian. Miss. Dee. 10
President Wilson. acting On sh" ad-
vicc Of Dr. Cary r. Graysnn. hts per
sonai physician. devoted tho -ntirc
day To recreation. The President rusr
early and went To tho Mi.issippi
Country Club to play ~ boics "f
so,f. a walk after Luncheon and u
motor car ride with his family COM
pi-tcd tho Presidents program.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
BANK ORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE HAS BIG JOB

Washington. Dec. 3o.-When the
reserve bank organization commit
tee begins its tour Of the country
next week. IT will hold hearings
mornings and afternoons. six days a
week. make five hundred miles rail-
road jum,s over night and in the
odd moments aboard trains will boil
down testimony taken at the hear
ings.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
pIoNEER sUF7SAoEr1E DEAD.

Engicwooi. y. J.. Dec. !".-Mrs.
Lilly D.vcreaux Blake. a pioneer In
tho cause Of woman suffrage. 'tc''
In u sanatorium her. today ACTED 40
years. She had been III for several
years and recently had a turn for tho
~orsc when Il WAS scrn That because
Of her advanced ago hcr recovery
WAS hopeless.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
cup DEFENDER NAMED

bath, Maine, Dec. O.--"Defiahce
Is the name selected for the yacht to
he built here Ms II possible defender
of the Americas cup next summer by
n syndicate of New York. Philadcl-
mia and Boston yachtsmen.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
PEACE MOVE IN
Threatened
Strike
FAILS

~, l~pais Mo. iA-- i".-rb- E--
soliaiions bet~r-s the receivers ut
the II t-nsii. and San Francisco rail-
rad and the grievance .oniniii-- of
the order a. Haii~as T-i-xssphsrs
s.se broken off This afternoon.
After the negotiations we're nsek-
-n .ff. the grievance committee cent
into secret .->sioG,
Wb.,h-r a s,vi-~ siii h. called ~
uhesstAin. as the receivers irf, the
~A, op-n for a resumption at ncso-
tiaiions should th-s rirssnr- rom
mi,t-v so desire,
The receivers have yi-'aea 10
some Of tn. a-inahs;a of the s-i-.
srsph-r.. hut attempts I" r-arh .
complete understanding thu. far
have failed.
Nti-r .oaslt,ias among them
selves tho sri-san-- c.rmitI-~ 'i-'
.iard tn r--sum~ negotiations aud
tao hois~ after ih- firsG conference
Of tho aa, had broken 40. the s-sei,-
-rs and xri-saaS- committee ars'n
s.ni ia,o session.
n, Louis. Mo. b-s. 2. with IN"
resumption ", negotiation. b-ss~~n
the receiver. al the ~. i,on'. end ssn
Francisco railroad and thu Eri-san.e
committee Of tho order II Eaiif"ai
T.,-xraph-ss here so4a, .omrf".
,ni.. sss looked for Stsvh sogis siss
r-i all ih.uehi "f the Threatened
strike Of lie" ,-i-EEaph-'s .npi",-i
by fh- rad.
sion today ~Crr tho number "f hour
and working conditions. the aa~ssiaa
Of sa,sss Ns.Iss s~sn ssssaesussss~s
yesterday. PROM 'h- ssasesn~ni 81
both r~e~s,-ss and ,-,.ssaphess. the
negotiation. sEr pleasant" ssa
pace seems assas-s,
The siiustion Mas summed N by
". u. r-rham. president of the Tci-r-
raph-s~' organization: 'Th" Frisco
officials. he said. naturally arc do
ins all they ean to avert a ssrth"
without granting The concessions
asked. Tho officials "f the selcs
,sph~rs arc DOING al, they can I" set
tho demands granted wiih"'t calling
a strike "" have II" iN.f"~iinx
toward the receivers. They are M
" doinr their dn'y.'
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
sleeel STORES GO.
IN RECEIVERS HANDS

New York. isS, 3o.-His enter
pris-s controlled by the siex-i Stor-s
corporation u 'hi. cit, sad in iia~-
TIM we're throw. into bankruptcy
to-day in frieaa,y pf0r@ssi,ss. inssi-
tui-t in tbs. federal courts The com
Germs did a. shnuai xra.. business.
estimated al st".co0. .".". hut IL -
und3r>ton.i sss, their chrissms
busin-.. did n", soass OF TO -sp-o-
iatioas ami they sassad ssems~iS -,
hard pressed by raraiim@ni al hank
inr credit. JAH failure hal bsen
discounted In shS financial district
and had No effect oa the stack mar
t-'
The .onpaniss 'or which se-siS-
81. ~~s- named are
TIL. roaSs-~sih s,r-s, .,..-. N.~
Yors.
The simf-na-s ssfori COMPANY.
N-~ York. = Department, sine-.
tn. Henry si-ssi .omtsny. n4--
ton. a s-psssmen, store.
Henry ii~s-i ara COMPANY. hank.
-rs. New York.
Henry si~sci ani company. whole
sai.r.. N-~ Sor.
Tn. Merchants s>pr--- s"n,,any.
N-s York.
The Gr-~ahu-si-s1i-Cno COM
psay of ihis slly ID no, allied with
the -hsia nf ssor-s In tsoahla shd
"a. in no uay ,nsois-d. si~s'i.
Cooper and cnsapsnr Il chi.sxn. al.
ihaaxh It's sso-k H. roaiFoii-. by th-
si~<-, ssor-~ corporation. IL Ike
alec so, afc.sed. IN tho osh-e
hand. us ha.in~-s is DECLARED 10 p~I
In , highly psnsp'suis toad,'inn.
TIL. banking Business ~as con.
Quoted in soutFeetSon with the four.
,s-n,h street s'os~ In 'h's ci'y. hut
tho amount of deposits os tho mum.
'.-r oi aclssiloe. Vas am made
ka"wn. s,paassi announced. how
-vcr. that ii~sry ss~Gs, Asd trsak
X vos.i. pssaeNs, syneD u ts>I
ssnssa. hse pasossS sa.sss. .ose -
stock In tho sscsri Saers~ eornors-
ton toward tho d~posssnrs' pro,e~-
,Ion. The hank viii rrpe~-a IN i-|
auisiai~.