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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
The "SOfts."

According to one view of the situation
the stock market Is "honeycombed with
softs." The 'softs' mentioned are shares
like Rock Island New Haven. Chesa-
peaks and Ohio. Canadian Pacific. Bal
timore and Rumely. The development Of
weakness in the particular stocks men
toned above which II has been thought
was susceptible OF special explanation
in each case thus takes on n general sig
nihcance. II is discovered that only
limited number OF stocks have retained
most Of their gains since last June. and
the theory Is advanced that there has
been a steady and uninterrupted stream
Of liquidation in the less prominent is
sues The general list has been held up
by main force. stocks like Steel. Copper.
Union Pacific. Reading. Great Northern
and PENNSYLVANIA being used az demon
strators. Consequently, VI Is argued that
Tor a year back stocks have been grad
uslly and continuously moving from
strong hands into less strong hands The
conclusion drawn Is that any unexpected
happening to scare these weak holders
into throwing their stock on the market
would seriously interfere with the calcu-
lstions of those working for higher prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
Government Ownership Hssa hoo.

II seems fairly obvious that agitation
over the possibility Of Government owner
ship has been keeping the price OF Amerl-
can Telephone and Telegraph stock down.
Simply on basis Of current earnings
Telephone is selling far "out of line" with
other stocks in "A similar class and at
low level judging from past records IN.
past half dozen years has been "A period
OF extraordinary expansion on the part
OF the company. Since 1907. when the
stock was placed ON an per cent. divi-
dend paving basis. the average high price
has h~en about lt2i. and the average
low mark about ll9. Al It's present level
the stock Yields 656 per cent. and Is rs
points below the high Of 1913, and oven
~. points under the bottom reached lTst
June In the annual report the vt OK
holders are again warned not to be
frightened into sacrificing their securities
In this connection the report saws :
whether Government purchase he ulti-
mately decided upon or not the property
is well worth more than the market price
Of its securities. This is not mere as
.ertion. II liz an established fact. Friend;
and unfricndly appraisals OF the various
properties have been made in no in
stance has the appraised value been
placed below the book value; while in
most instances II has been placed In eN-
cess"
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To al holders Of bonds issued under ana
secured by mortgage OF the California
Nevada Copper Company tof which Company
Alaska Elmer Gold Mines Company IL sue.
cessorl to the Standard Trust Company Of
New York ,of which Company Guaranty
Trust Company of New York IL successor
trusteel and Edward NJ p. Miller. trustees
dated December 10, 1901,
You are hereby notified that a. hesrias ~
be held before Physon Merrill. Esq, Special
Master appointed by the United states Dis.
trict Court for the southern District Of New
York. in a, case entitled Guaranty Trust
company OF New York and Edward NJ. r.
Miller, as Trustees. Complainsnts. against
Alaska Elmer Gold Mines Company and
others Defendants" for the foreclosure OF
the said mortgage and Tor the other relief
demanded IN the complaint therein. at the
ONCE W the said Special Master. at 100
RroadwaN. Borough ~ Manhattan. city OF
New York, on the card day OF March, 1871
~ ~ O'Clock In the forenoon. n; which time
proof viii be taken as to the validity ~ the
bonds issued under tho said mortgage and
the extent TO when each or them may he
entitled TO share tn the mortRaged property:
nud YOU are then and there required 20 an
pear and prove Nour rights TO any OF the
bonds held by YOU.
Dated March ~, 1914
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK
Nv Ststson. Jennings 4 Russell
Solicitors for 'omnllinants
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COTTON STEADY, BUT
TRADE LESS ACTIVE
Year Months Higher, but Dis
tant Positions Show a
small Net Loss.
ELECTIONS ARE NUMEROUS
Sou,hern shippers Timid Over
sending Low Grades Here
for Delivery.
ELECTIONS ARE NUMEROUS

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Aihousn ," a.,or,,,, ~ ~ ~
rsdins 49,. ,.'.i ,,nasr,r, 80
rafse' so,,,or ,5yaoca o,or s,,,,,,,a So.
nsdt Iu,' ,,,r, ~ ,.ht,,n h,,.o,,sr ,.'.
LOSING ou' 80 3, ,,o' -. ,rha w.r"s
nain,ain"' ~ c,c..I n, 90, ~,ir,
ard MAY 'n 49, ,,,chan,,oa "a En-. 80
'hle 1o,, .,onad !, 80, 10, -.
roo mo','@ ,a,,sra, ,,,,',r..,,o, .S.,,.
The~ 90. tho, ~ raon,,ar,, 60,
cg' tc 80, 80 ,,.st 49,, no. 49, A.,
ne 70" road,us,,n.,, ~, ,ha ,..,hr,c.,
cheny " ~ ,',, ,,,,,. mn .,orn,o,,. ,,,an
F'suV.. a,,,,,, no. nee ,,,,,a,...a ri.
ny o. ~ =, .h,r, cr,,,,,n,,,r.r,s In Ma
aa'uan"' ,,.,anc. a. es,,n,s,sd N, on,
ioif, y. an mn h,,c. Tn. d,0.r.
p'osnas Ma T., E,u, yor. and MAJ
enc" ',.,rn,ni hay. n.rrn~., Sro,,, a
ane u, y, 40 ,v,in,s n To-, dav. &C.
nsh"n ,...,.rdav oornins
-. 0,r,ov,ny Of Jirferenc.. ,rd,ca,.
lns -. ,,m. being n, iaa., onara,or.
ms ODD On TJvsrnool bay. ohan-
~ 81. LI.a ina, Es,y yorL u,u Il.
'ot. d,,,,,inS groupd for Low ~r.ds.
o.-,enca Of those who bava .ar,
- hsrs for delivery in the las, month
.aLs ha. been anv,hin~ hu, ,,,.os-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

statistics compiled by IN. Blr,au ~ The
Census covering period Of ten year. from
1909 10 1872 give good idea Of the eN
psnsion OF electric railway operations IN
The state OF Washington. During 'hr de-
AIDE there was an Increase In the number
OF companies from eight to twenty and the
mileage increased from "2s TO 1855. the
number OF cars operated IN 1917 was l'OA'
as compared with AL In 1909, aud the mum
her Of employees Increased from 1889 10
t.76i The Installed horse power of gene,
ating stations 81 electric raj WAYS In l'9-
was N.+57. as against 2%5,sll horse power IN
1874 steam generating stations In leos had
capacity ~ 1879 horse power ana '3,'oi
horse power In 1919, while IN lsl2 There was
lsa.050 horsepower OF hldr electric sta
power In 1902, an increase Of sos per cent
In steam capacity and OF s9t per cent. IN
hydroelCctric capacity In ten years Gross
earnings % all companies for 1879 sggre
rated tl3.5gOg33 Operating expenses were
S71l6lss and net earnings were 500 '2S,
per cent, In gross earnings, ahl per cent. In
operating expenses and 80, per cent In net
earnings
Gross earnings ~ IN" rrovideuce Gas
Company for IN. past year were sl,te7:s7,
operating expenses were sss3,53t. dividends
we've sac? 900 and net income, exclusive OF
depre citation and interest on loans. was
81 las. There Was decrease In the sur
plus Of $4,000 owing to a depreciation
charge Of ll.t. Ooo. Tho surplus Dec~ !
al isl3, was S3is,OOO, ms compared with y
has an authorized capital stock o. ein.ooo =
900, OF witch S%eoo, 900 is outstanding An
nusl dividends Of . per cent have heen paid
since 1905
rhs sonsolidsuoa - 'hs chicago RAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.


xor,Nn N ~ it ns si,H HAHT nnl:,,, .,
, a.. OF a.. formation OF the above Limited
we. the Undersigned. being desirou. Of
n. provisions Of the sts'uts. u he 4hts, .,s q
FIRST The Name nsTss; Of Ff *. lm under which
Xp 5a b%Vis sARTo .nS r a.. .ani:
ocsse@ '"'' q. e coUxTY 0 81 Snw
sEc ,.sIS. The general nature OF the bust
css.,,a On n the ci,y Of New rerH' u''A'p
special P.r'n.r. n i".T...a n .s sn' p:rn.. c
ship. all Of whom are q full sss and their
THArcAER NJ ADAMS. JR'. :" t1S .n"rsi
Partner. residing at No. - Yves, 10th street
IN N. borough OF Manhattan, City and state
MoRGsN DAVIS. q General Partner, re-.
neSmona 3 ag and s II ~ Ne@ srCSsS
HtENR1 z pA oG Of. G.n.r.l Farmer:
borough ~ Manhattan. city and state ~
:dss !. E a. .S. S.. s.s: y1 ,s
Borough Of Brooklyn. city and state OF New
THATchER N. ADAMS tsENIoR,. ...
,d,ns At 80 "a Es., 72 2,. street an. IN N:
New ysrk: is Inc Special Partner.
foIMTh tn. .mo@ Tn,; Of s.rAi whiss
is one hundred thousand tSieo ooo) dollars
FIFTH; The said partnership 10 to begin
the second day Of March. 1914. ana 10
end on the thirty -frst day of March, 1911
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have here
unto set our hands and seals this eth day Of
February. one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen.
IN PRESENCE or:
rHATcnEt NJ. ADAMS. JR. Lseall
MORGAN DAVIS tseal1
UENRY q BARTOI tSeal1
WILLIAM n. WADfGA\ fseal1
THATCHER n. ADAMS. SIR. Iseal1
c6uSSrrY oF F SEN YORK, Son mi.
sth day Of Februnrv. 1914 before me per
sonally came THATCHER NJ. ADAMS, JR
MORGAN DAVIS, HENRY q. BARToL,
WILLIAM n RADIGAS and THATCHER
VI ADAMS. SR.. 10 me s-verally known and
In and who executed tho foregoing instru-
/ m-nt. and sevcraliy acknowledged to me that
! they executed the same.
WM BATEMAN. Notary Public N. y
County 30. ~; y Register No >ois
cot NTY OF NEW YORK. THATCHER
" ADAMS JUNIOR, being duly sworn
saith: I one Of 'he General Partners
I IN the above named Arm 81 ADAMS. DAVIS
/ certificate 20 he contributed 20 the Common
stock Of said partnership Nv THATCHER
" ADAMS tsENioRl, the special Partner
has been actually and In good faith paid In
TIL ArcHER NJ. ADAMS JR
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
/ and day ~ March. 1917
/ WM BATEMAN. notary Public y. v
! County No -. y. Neeist.r w toiS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BCTTER.-There was fair trade yesterday but
not any Increase in prices for best table stock
There was also an easier feeling on the cheaper
grades. caused principally by competition OF for
proacse. til. holders Of butter are anxious 10
get rid OF their held stocks. Al present they
sh9 wa, big loss and and ,he quicker they T., ar.
a:Tc seconds ?sas5c , held extras. .6lsa:ic !:
good TO prime, 2+Q &c. process extras, ?ld PC, ;
hrsts, ec9 2olHc ladies current hTss, ls'sp
zoe packing stock. current make. No ., loo. ;
CHEESE Receipt. are high, and trading yes
terday was small, hut on firm basis Re
colored fats exc~p, to their regular customers
without considerable advance. There IL some
dow but prac. ." ssrsad have 80 6er.
Will be no more importationr The foreign
state no, White ~ .pec, as coGr.s
s.d ,SS,Ss ,.,%; held special,
EGGs-Thsre was drop y.stsrday OF
Thi. was largely dus 10 p sentiment as IN.
receipts were light for the time Of year,
only Tn. w Sc0 an '%ss S'ci
5000 over y week ago yesterday. Receivers
sS ~ .Ss 81 soSS ;Snp S tr hs
by express One dealer from Tennessee
press and met n reduction OF 90. before he
could dispose Of the stock This is only
one Instance OF the heavy express receipts
All storage eggs are On the market Duck
EGGS are "a triho lower because receipts were
better. Prices follow; Fresh gathered extras.
ace, extra nrsts 2bhc hrsls etia a 25c.:
seconds, 2si GEO Pennsvlvania and nearby
hennery whites. mo to fancy, 2Ic, hennery
browns. 26c,: brown and mixed colors, eS %
e6iac. Duck eggs, State and nearby whites.
s,s a'ssr zoo sSs,hsrm
LIVE POULTRY,-There were 30 ears un,
loaded yesterday, with an indication OF III
cars for the week Very little trading yes
terdsy as no prices were made and buyers
expect the low prices OF last week while
shippers arc complaining that last week
prices we're ruinous. without nx.d prices
quotAtlons sre impossible
DRESSED pOtit.TRy--Receipts Of fresh
Killed were better Yesterday than they have
bees ssr two weeks Arrivals for the hal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
TOBACCO COMPANY HAS GAIN.
United Cigar MansfactsrerS' Net
EARNINGS Ri,4Aa,T75 In 1913.

The report of the United Cigar Manu-
sac,urers for the year ended December
Al. 1918. shows that after the payment
of dividends on the preferred the balance
U.l5s,37O. was equivalent 10 ~ per cent
on the SiS.lO4 900 common, As compared
with 8.b7 per cont on Slb'oo%'ooo stock
in 1919. ...
with S2,7O5.S2i. with net earn
ings of si,443,775. against I,323b42,
surplus for the year was S4bS.2lO an
compared with S<06,s<s In 1919. Profit
ana loss surplus was Increased from
S2,s<7,S0s 10 &af t75i1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17

ways Company and the chicago Ciu aud
Connecting Railways Company ~ me en-
c.go surface Lines forris an organize no"
which is the second largest Gamer IN ths
world among rapid TRANSIT systems and ms
largest when surface lines alor- are 'on-
sldrred Gross earnings ~ The INTERIOR ruTh
Rapid Transit Company with u suh"dN ans
I'nI.r tho consolidation the chicago SurfIc.
Lines viii make annual gross earnings or
about $50, 600 01n. The i've other fsrges'
eurnrrs among cItv street railways are The
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit, the lhlsdelphis
Rapli Transit. 'he Boston Elevated me
public service Corporation ~ New Jersey
and the New York Railways
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
pROPOsAIS.
PROPOSALS.
ELECTRICAL SECURITIES CORPORATION
tfNh and Tenth Serles Collateral Trust
sink Ing Fund Five Per Cent. Honda.

Tho Guaranty Trus' company OF New York
~ successor of the standard Trust Compan,
Of New York. Trustee under the linden
lures securing the above. invites proposal
for the sale OF many OF the FIFTH
SERIES a. can be purchased for the sum a.
Twenty nine Thousand Three Hundred snn
Fifty-stx Dollars and Twenty i've Cent
1sas. $50 s5I and as many bonds OF the TENT
SERIES 49, can be purchased for the SUI
OF SIX Thousand Five Hundred Dollar
SO 500, At not exceeding lo3 and accrue"
interest In each instance.
sealed proposals will he received az TN.
Office ~ The Guaranty Trust Compsny o.
New York. 40 broadway. New York city.
until Ten o'clock A. NJ, Monday. March
20. 1914, .
All bonds accepted will he paid for on
w.dne sday. March 70. 1914. on delivery, ana
interest Will not he allowed after that date
This notice l. given pursuant TO the pro
visions Of Article Fourth Of the Indcnture.
securing the said FIFTH and TENTH
SERIES ~ said bonds. - . .,..
CrNRANTY TRUST COMPANY or MEN
YORK
rs WA G cox. Vice President,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
kelly.sPRlMeFlElD TIRE co.

\ quarterly div idend OF "a has bs"n Il"
clar-d on thu Preferred tapiial stock Of mis-
COMPANY, payable Aprll :. l"ll 20 STOCK
March 20 1914 The Preferred stock Trans
fer hooks of the Company VIII he closed from
IN. clos. Of business March -0ih. i9ii -
FREpERICK 4 SEAMAN Secretary.
New York January 10, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
sOUrHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,

80 Church street New York, February ~. 1918
DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HAf.F
pEi' CENT t.i.e-, has been declared on the
ahir ON FRIDAY April -. 1914. TO stock holders
~ record ~ the close NJ business saturday
March IS 1914 T. : WYNN, Secretary
Is BROAD street, New York February 49, 1sl>
On April -. 1914. the Voting Trustees tor
Preferred Stock Trust tertincnt.s OF ".
southern Railway COMPANY. WHICH HANF
ASSESTED TO THE EXTENSION AGREE
NENT or August -. 1909 will he prepared
10 Distribute tho above dividend OF two and
onc-hnlf per cent, oaia"o when received hv
them among the parties entitled thereto -
same appear Of record on their books A. th.
close of business March IS, 1915
j y. MORGAN & 90
Agents FOR Voting Trustees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
100000, 900 Note Issue D~nied.

II was reported yesterday In Wall
stree, that the United States Rubber Com
many had sold an issue OF 1o,000,Oeo
notes TO the First National BANK. tresi,
L., U 7. Vine OF the First National and
president Colt OF the company both de-
MED the report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY
snlleth Quatterly Dlyllend

Sixtieth QuatlcrIv DlVldeud
Notice IL hereby given nat me reguIa
,,,.,,srIy diyidend of one aud Three qusr'er
Per cent Il ~ on the Preferred capita.
stock OF the American WOODEN COMPANY 81
rscorJ March -, iglt will b. paid on the
18th day Of April, 1914 .
Transfer books Tor Preferred stock WI
hs CIosed AT the close 81 business March "s
1871, and will be reopenei Apr =, lai4
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company % New York.
WA u pWEt.IY. JR, Treasurer
Boston. Mass March 10, l9i'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17

wheat-No Northern at MINNEAPOLIS,
o7Isc. No. Northern spring I. q. b. I, ar
rive. si.O2a. No. 9 red 4 o. h.. los y No
, hard Z. o. h. to arrive, s1o2h No. !
Manitoba {. q. b. slo3h Corn-No. 3
yellow. prompt shipment. 72c. No. yell
low. prompt shipment, IA oats-No
s,ondard ASA M4sc. Barley-Mllting
Buffalo. S5a 75c. Rye-No. ?
Western. s7lsc Flour-Sprins patents
sI7bmSbsb; spring clears, $4,000 $40 !;
Kansas straights, N.3b n $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
UNITED FRUtT COMPANY


quarterly dividend Of Two per cent On
the capital stock Of this Company has been
declared, payahl. Aprll 18th. 1914. At me
orNc. Of the Treasurer, lSl state Street
Boston. Mass, 10 stockholders OF record At
IN. close of business Mar h 20, l2ii
CHARLES \. HUBBARD. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17

Provisions were steady. Cash prices
were: Mess pork. s23a $3.50: family.
s25I$2650. Beef-Packet, slsmSl9
family. si9mS2O. Lard---Prime Western.
s1l; refined Continent, $i35 South
American. sii,S5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17

"Moody's Manual Of Railroads AID Cor
poration Securit: s<s" for 1914 HIS Just been
issued II consists OF two volumes, HAY
ing more than 5000 pSeCs, IN which il
included informatisa sa&T~Sa6 sO.ss0
corporations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
The New Orleans market was steady
ins' the closing here. Prices there were
ODen HiRh. lnN- Clos pr.v

NJ bids to Liverpool were: March.
l:W MAY. 1909; July, 11.s4; October.
llN The market there is due 20 open
To-Day unchanged to -, points higher.
Receipts and stocks were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
UNITED STATES Steel CORPORATION
To Holders of Ten-Sixty-Year Five Per Cent.
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds issued under and secured
by lndenture dated April I, 1903.

il rdancw with o Of
ntu, andpu Of
n tnctve
edempuo n
Fund o
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-13
MISS WALLACE BRIDE TOMORROW

Miss Harriet Anne Wallace, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. wal
lace, and Alvin Peoples Shaw, will be
married tomorrow night, at the home
OF the brides parents. The Cliffs
Edge Moor. The bride will be give in
marriage by her father and will be at.
tended by her sister, Mrs. James K
Eyre, as matron of honor. The brides
maids will me Miss Marguerite Robin
son and Miss Edith Frederick. The
best man Will be Egmont Horn, and
the ushers will be Frank Hatton and
William H. Wallace. Jr. The Rev. DR..
Bowman, of Newark, Del, will be the
officiating clergyman.
The bride will wear white char
meuse trimmed with princess lace and
Will carry a bouquet Of bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Eyre.
the matron Of honor, will wear pale
blue pussy willow crepe and carry
pink chrysanthemums The brides
maids will wear pink satin charmeuse
with chiffon tunics and carry white
chrysanthemums.
After reception Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
VIII leave on wedding trip, and az
ter November l they will be at home
at Atlantic City. N. J. MIR. Shaw ia a
graduate OF Delaware College.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-13
HONE FROM KANSAs CrrY.

A. A. Albert, superintendent OF the
Metropolitan Insurance Company has
returned home from Kansas City. Mo.
Mr.. Albert, while away attended 10
some business matters and also visit
ed his two sons who are In that CITY.
One Of the sons. Ralph Albert.
Is connected with the Southwestern
National Bank Of Commerce Of that
city. while the other son. Wilford AL
BERT, is representative Of the Ma
tional Life and Accident Company OF
Tennessee in a nearby city TO Kansas
City. Mr.. Albert prior to coming
to Wilmington several years ago rep
resented the Metropolitan in Kansas
City as manager for eighteen years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-13
SOCIAL and Personal news

Registering at the Hotel McAlpin.
New York, from Wilmington during
the past week, have been: G. W.
Sparks, c. A. Rudolph, NJ. d. Murphy.
F. W. Pierson, C. c. Killen, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Reybold. Mr. and Mrs.
James O'Hara, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
STEELE, Jr., c. G. Bupp, J. w. Toadvine,
II. D. Belts, Mrs Percy l.. Darlington,
Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Ferree, u. G.
Click, G II. Kerr, w W. Larrimore,
G. 8. B. Hennlng.
James Spence, proprietor of the Ho-
tel Randolph, Kingston. Can, is O
Home Week visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major W. Hudson, Of
Georgetown. are visiting their SON
Alonzo Hudson, of No 2S9 North Har-
rison street
Harry l.. Holson. Of Georgetown
has been visiting friends in this city
for several days
Samuel A. Armstrong. Of Flushing
N y, is the guest of his mother, Mrs
Annie II. Armstrong. at Montrose
Mrs. Mollie Carey, Of Smyrna. and
Mrs. Mary Short. OF Delmar. are
visiting Mrs. William Carter, at Mon
trose.
Clarence Piecock, of Lamberville, N.
J.. past dictator Of the Loyal Order
Moose, was a Wilmington visitor Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gilman and
daughter, Miss Margaret Gilman, OF
Manayunk, Pa, are spending the week
visiting P. j. Cusack.
Miss Lille Sauder, OF PHILADELPHIA
Is spending "Old Home Week" at the
homo Of Miss Doris Korngold, No. SOC
Washington street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Officers of Christine Encampment
No. 70. I. o. o. F., we're installed BY
Grand Chief Patriarch Martin Hutton
and staff, last night as follows:
Chief patriarch, Wesley e. Car
right; high priest. William f. Nc
Claim; senior warden, Winchester Bal
lard: junior warden, Lewis Jones;
scribe, William c. Baird; treasurer,
Martin Hopewell; guide, Alex. R. ABB
rahams; first watch, Philip ]. Isaac;
second watch, William A. Walker;
third watch, BENJAMIN Stoddard;
fourth watch, W. H. HollingsworthI
inside sentinel. william A. Barney;
first gueard of tent, Richard Smith,
Jr.; second guard of tent, William Ia
Rakestraw.
Grand Representative DR.. ]. VIII
lard Crossan, on behalf OF the en-
campment, presented to the retiring
chief patriarch, William l.. Rakes-
traw, a past chief patriarch jewel.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-13
N. ?. conference
GOING TO Capital
Committee Selected Rhode
Island Ave. Church
for Next Meeting
MEETING TO BE
HELD IN APRIL

After six months Of anxious wait
ing. Il was definitely announced by
the Rev. DIT. Frank T. Little, pastor
of Alnutt Memorial Methodist Pro
testant Church, Baltimore, and chair
man Of the standing district commit
toe Of the Maryland Conference, that
the next annual conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church would
be held in Rhode Island Avenue
Church. Washington. d. c.
While not altogether unexpected
the announcement will be received
with universal pleasure among the
ministers and laymen OF the church.
many of whom had already express
ed the hope that Il would either meet
I'm Baltimore or I'm Washington in
1915. Rhode Island Avenue Church is
one Of the handsomest and most suit
able for such a purpose within the
confines of the Maryland Conference
district and it large membership Is
well known for It's hospital entertain
ment of banner conferences. The Rev
Louis Randall is pastor Of the Rhode
Island Avenue Church.
Il is understood that there were
several other invitations received by
the entertainment committee one OF
which was from the church in Delta
Pa, and the other from a church In
Baltimore. AS the Baltimore Confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church had alredy selected Grace M
p. Church. Carrollton avenue and
I.anvale street as its next meeting
place. II was not believed that the
baltimore invitation would be ac-
cepted.