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New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-For
80 days. 5h Der cent; for longer msturites. per
cent.
CALL MONEY opened at per cent highest 5
per cent; lowest. "a per cent. closing. AZ per cent
renewal. ilzg6 per cent
TINE MONEY was abundant Rates. AZ per
cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER was bought moderately.
Ruling rates. iag5 psr cent for best names; bank
scceptanees. 3S.9i per cert.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. ges.
t22s9i2.s62; balances. sll.isis19. The Sub Treas
ufy was a creditor 10 the amount Of $2S7.l6S
SUB TREASURY. New York banks lost 10 the
Sub. Treasury 1923 3,00o and lost since Friday
G,5lo,000.
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE ELSE
WHERE.-PhiladelphiA for 80 days. 5ls per cent
for longer maturities, 8 per cent: Boston. "a and
cent. Chicago. per cent. 81. Louis, per cent
Atlanta. and 6l5 per cent; Minneapolis, and ga
per cent. Kansas City. and o1 per cent; Dallas.
and ga per cent. San Francisco. and Ga per
cent.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Cincinnati 25c pre-
MUM ~. Louis l0c premium bid. par asked. Min-
neapolis. i0c premium. san Francisco. zoe pre-
MUM; Chicago. zoe premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-Chicago exchanges $751;
So. 300 ij6. balances s.. 242 2Js. 81. Louis, eI-
changes sli.75l. .525. balances. s9OI.2si.
SILVER MARKET--Bar silver IN London was
22fsd an ounce, up isc New YORK quotation was
i9hc. up &c. Mexican silver dollars, SsssS we.
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was quiet and
rates were little changed. Closing: Gable Sterihg.
30: demand sterling iS9l5. Cable francs, o.lOi1
demand francs, 5lib. Cable marks, sJ5s demand
Sj34.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

i;iI, lsS iS ;os sls; I. lsa g, Isl 10 b. n'
H. 60. 50; 10 ys4Fiinss. sss lo s. IS -, N
ss ~ l. i25 lb. sli: 10. Iss Ii. SIC: IS Erssse,s.
sH 10. 50 ish; yeariinss and passers. s9i ID
Ksrns Commission Co.: 50 veals. its ID. SIS 2
8; is srsssers 2i2 l6. s.; 20 ysariinss. ss' 70.
sHgeP AND LAMBS.
heoelp,s tot .Ho DAYS. SSH bead: 22t1 cars On
Tor all desirable weights and grades. Pens elesred
promptly of early arrivals. Common 10 good sheep
o s0 5S % e i's 81 M eoaSS. s% fs'fs 10 ssSs Ss
lambs al s. 5o9slo; eulls, at S. 50. Dressed nut
i9n iSi quiet At &c llne; few other; selling ny to
,ry ry dressed dollhouse lower. at s7Sss; skinned do
sales-robin A shannon: 2as stAie lambs. n ID.
$40: lSi. "a. $40: lss 10 $40: 4 Va. Il. siO; cs
state state sheep. rs. s. s5i is. iIO. 81 so. Il Va.
j 6, Curtis & Son; go state lambs. 70 h. SO:
g sheep; M s5'5. .. isj. s; S. s.. q. S: q
; sanders. go state lambs, II n. SO: s2s. 70.
$40; 49,, Z. $40. Us 20 $40; 2oe. l5 s. s.; IS
Ii,' s. S: Is Is g iss'IR no. 20; H. i'''
20 R Hume, los s,at. l4@e', g II; $40: o..
slo So iIs casada iSl 81 ~ iO2 IS 50; Is state
b. so: 50. Of. 50 so. 50 sheep. ia S 30: SO,
Andrew Mullen; Is state lambs. ss ID. ,slS;
!eiure' WriSht a Co: 80 lambs. 50 ID. 50.
HOGS.
sale Prices lover. with hssy to nsS, weight,
quoted at s. 259sS 30 per 100 NJ: rOughs sold al
81 s. stays al S. Country dressed hogs lower al
& Sanders iSfs e 's STATE s' sSs "a H. 20
per 100 10 rough. 2io, 81 O5' stas. 400 s.
Chleaso Nov "A -uOCs-Rsos,,.. Al eoo. val
sgiE iFss& F.ssS I, sst & s0sN 60 Siisa 70
tied; native steers. IS S5e $40 25' Westsm. S. 4oe
20; COWS aud heiiers. s. 5o@ss 10: calves. sss
= s. 5O9ss 80. yearlinss, So 5Ossl So: laaSs sic
ST. Louis Nov 3O-HoGs-R Receipts, 81. 500:
ISss5; pis; sod lshts 50 'oM so mised and
s!ser.. s. 5o@,io55: cows and hsit.r, ,Ssss 3
heiiers sig IS; native calves. ,oaslO 20. SHEEP
Receipts. 100 higher: native nutlons. S. soc
Kansas ciy. .Nos. 80 o-ioGs-Reeelpts 10 eOse
packers and butchers. s. 25ss7 -; light. 81 l5s
steady prime Ted steers. ylOe $40 IS. dfrssed beet
81 65gs9 l5. southern s. 50@si IS. cows. 81 l5es
y ~ g Asii sa !: s$: s.s i:I; 80 sShT sif;
y,asss SO SSsI i5S IS: :!' ss .q g Is s s.s =.
Cincinnati Nov sO-HoGs-Reoeipts o. 800:
generally lower: packers and butchers. So 5oess is
.STmS, .s e1 "a e % choice & sSEss Pc and sh..
2lOo slow: steers. IS 5o@sI rs: heifers. 81 yos
81 5oi cows ss 2sgss; calves seneraliy lower. ti&
sll So SHEEP AND LANBs-Rccslpts. l. loo
SLOW; s. 1895 25: lambs slow te@s Is.
East Buffalo. Nov. so S0--cArrLE-Rsceipts. 500;
gss 5O hetets s60ss. cows 81 f5@tT; bulls.
y5aS7 so stockers and feeders. 500 81 50: stock
helies, {5SS5 IS. yEALS-Receipts. 500 active:
msed, Yorkers aud piss. s i5sS SO; % roashs' i;s
81 10; stays, s6Gf6 so SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 1000: active: lambs, ssgss 10. yearing.
E@Ss; .wethers, So 254$6 rs; ewes. s. 25sts
sheep. mixed. s. 7j@$6 %.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Activity and Sharp Advances in
Mining Shares-Oils Weak
-Industrials Dull.

Trading in the outside securities
yesterday was conducted on a broad
er scale, with the range of prices
rather irregular. Exceptional strength
and activity was manifested in the
mining issues. with sharp advances in a
number of stocks, particularly Atlanta,
which moved up l3 points, West End
Consolidated IL and Tonopah Merger
8 points.
Oil shares were weak, Prairie oil and
Gas receding and Standard of Kansas
z points. Industrial shares were less
prominent but steady. United Profit
Sharing Corporation continued its rise,
going to 1914, but closed a fraction
lower. Consolidated Gas convertible
bonds made a small advance.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Operating returns of the Great
Western Power Company, the Califor-
MIA Electric Generating Company and
the City Electric Company indicate q
small improvement in gross earnings
for October, but net revenue showed
an increase of nearly 32 per cent over
the same month Of last year, due to a
heavy retrenchment in running eX-
penses and taxes. The gain in gross
income, which amounted to $227,59S,
was S2,705, and net earnings after ex-
penses were $15S,459, S3S,5S0 greater
than in 1918. There was expended for
interest on funded debt, which repre-
sents total interest payable by the
several companies on their entire
funded debt, including $4,000 of
Great Western Power Company first
mortgage 5 per cent bonds owned by
the Western Power Company, S102, PSI,
leaving a surplus of S70,002, as COM
pared with S41,211 in the year preced-
ing, an increase of nearly 70 per cent.
Accrued dividends amounting to S12,-
500 were paid during the month on the
preferred stock of the California Elec-
trio Generating Company.
Toronto Railway.
The Toronto Railway Company has
sold TO William A. Read & Co. $1,500,-
600 per cent notes, S750,000 of which
become due on December l, 1915, and
the remainder on December l, 1916.
The notes maturing in 1915 are be-
ing offered at 1904, and those matur-
ing in 1915 at par. Surplus earnings
of the company in 1913 were more
than eighteen times the amount re-
quired for interest on the present is
sue, and are said to have even been
greater than the face value OF this
loan.
Carolina Power and Light.
The consolidated earnings report of
the Carolina Power and Light Com
pany and the Ashevile Power and
Light Company, all of whose common
stock is controlled by the Carolina
company, shows an increase of Is
per cent in gross income for Octo-
Der and gain Of % per cent in net
revenue. Gross earnings for the
month amounted to S122,224, net earn
ings after operating charges were $780,
691, and the balance after interest
charges was S26,594, rs per cent higher
than in the same month of last year.
After payment of dividends on the
preferred stock there was a surplus
of S19,2O7, as against s11,619, or gain
of 90 per cent.
Atlantic Utilities.
A summary of statistics received
from public utilities operating in the
Atlantic States shows that September
ran ahead of last year, both in gross
income and energy output. Operations
of the central stations in these states,
as compiled by "The Electrical World"
resulted in a growth in income of 81
per cent and in output of rs per cent.
Comparative returns from three large
companies operating in New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania showed 2.8
per cent increase in income and 1.6 per
cent in output over September Of last
year Returns of the large companies
showed a growth of 81 per cent in
July, rs per cent in August and 4.3
per cent in September, and the gain
in output for these months was 81
per cent, S.3 per cent and 2.S per cent,
respectively
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

The New York Cotton Exchange seat
Of George Willing, jr, OF Dick Brothers
& Co., mas been purchased by Z. F..
Hutton for $4,000, the same price as
for the last previous sale.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

The annual meeting of the Rock ISL
and Company has again been postponed
until December "A.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
THE METAL MARKETS.

The local market for copper arm. with cleo
roytic quoted al i2A.c and casting ct i2ii Sl2ac.
l5i rs Cd for futures and ISL l5s for eoctroytic
spot.
TIN IA the local market was easy. with and
2j-ton lots, deliveries IN warehouse. Manhattan.
and dock or store. port " New York quoted at
from 32 so q 80 SOC for spot In London tin closei
for Straits spot
LEAD easy; New York spot, s7593 s5c. and
a. ei9 ~ fo, snot rSs Ims,csn smsi,sns srS
Bcfning Company reduced the price Of shipment
lead on Saturday from 90c 10 3s0c IN 50-ton lots
SPELTER arm New York spot :. asa S5c. and
East 81 Louis, 5.lO9j2Oc. London spel!er, spot
l2J l5s
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
n,rp1,C Utility SECURITIES.
PUBLIC UTILIi o io'
Furnished by ii. y. meNonhei q w. "
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

spar value SO
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Norfolk Southern's Report.

The Norfolk Southern Railroad, in
its report for the year ended June 30,
shows gross earnings of S3,990,020, an
increase of Sl19,556. Net earnings after
taxes were 1888, ,607, decrease OF
s323,87S. There remained deficit after
all charges of S226,233, compared with
a surplus for the year ended June 80,
1913. of S560,6S9.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED whEA1

MAY .......... 2Tts 1854 261s -ss ! ~
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
CHICAGO STOCKS.
TORONTO STOCKS.

q, ono Com Edison Ss..l0o 100 loV
ia oSO swift & Co es.. si's s's "n
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

Moderately active and weak and lCHer cary
yr3er selng but late IN ihe day there was
partial recovery in sympathy vim ,sim., fvhh
'ieST s.I zoo }35 BEEF au.et; mess. $-l4$-3 ;
f,miiy. s2ldklj: packet s231s 81: extra india
an ,'l.'' s1s-fSS DRESSED HOGS easy. bacous.
~ fs5 IN HE. 1850 10. i4c: 40 10. lzc (.
pis l24c CUT MEArS-iiieet.iisd belle, S! da.i:
-, ~ IA. 'al4c TAI.LOW steady. special. 0Ac;
sitv. csc. country. o.. a65sc LARD easy; Middle
lNes. 10 i08t0. -0ci ciy. loc refined sesH' SolIh %
II s6c; compound steady. ~. &c. ,sIEAhINE
s-s.. olco. lie: city ard. sioarine lltc
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

,t,.,,ooi Nov 0-wHEAT-srot. steady No 2
,,ia,,,f a. nj. No g. - ST: No , hard winter
~ I'D futures. not quoted CoRN-spot. easy
American mlIed. new. % 10 igIuiss nrm De.
INp,-.' "a. III. long clear mldd.es hcau, = 81
ss1rt clear bacss oss 81 shoulders square e2s %
sHsti,srsTI Canadian. nnest coloreo, new 1is ~.
rt'nPILNrISE-spihis. g5s %. linse.d oil. st' I'd.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Indianapolis Now Open.

hdishspo,is, Noy. 3O.-The local
SIX Exchange opened to-day for re-
s-.isd trading in bonds. There was
lits trading, but brokers said the
;s',aiiOns were unusually strong.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
sEABoARo CLEARAHcEs


Flour was inactive but steady ahI IlIIS -. "VI'
e. Ioa :, 'lO. winter patents. e. 3J@S %, Hlhiet
strasa,s S. 100 IS .; extra No winters 2S5 ty$
Si 65; 40 ,. 81 5@Si 30; ha.sas stst5A'' 1e3-1.t
WsBI.NT & 3yI.N FiotR@slarket dull: s. IS nominal per
loo h. RYE FLoUR-steady iai5 20 s19I m ,fS 'yS
fosy; Eilu dried. s3 90 BAG MEAI-Eesy hns la
vile and yellow. 81 5Og$l 55; coarse 81 i1@ y ~. ~.
,a1'isrd middiings DO s1J 90: hour do. $50 30 red
dog nour. lIO-lb SACKS. sai city sieady 9raa, Du,o'
SO. lO0-lb sacks $26 30. heay mi1dnnss 10
t7S d, eour do SIS 30: red dog nour. liO-lb SACK
Sgi 50. oilmeal S34 500 SIS.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
cOFFEE.

pu,irs.a was resumed on the New lork IoHee
Exchange Yesterday after having been interrupts q
for four months as a result ot the disturbed cool
tions arising from the war IN Europe Iradhs pro-
c,cied in an orderly manner, with an enure aD-
sencs Of excitement. Prices at the outset were
10 IA points above quotations, maze ihiosssn n .is
if,ufi.,i1g committee on saturday. aud WnNe the
b'sinesg Vas only H. 900 bags tho undeTtone was
steady aud final quotations were TO 10 polhs
ehov, Saturdays figures, although the haihet
sho,,ed a decline OF l3O to lil points from the
Casing bids OF July 30. Operations were eonhned
yrincipally to the December position. and WINE
r1adily Absorbed and Il was thought thai EUROPE
was buying this position with view OF takius ae-
iiyerv m has cone 20 light that Europe hS az
,e,Jy taken considerable coffee on December de-
iiy"ry and will ship Il abroad Cost ana freight
offers from Brazil were shout unchdnSed' santos =
: AZ To ! soc and Rio is al j.y5c, and Brazilian
markets. we're generally steady aud unchansed Loca,
.,.af market quiet with Kio Is quoted al o1.c and
g,n,os a Al g7. 10 l0c. Local contract prices.
'H-I.-S - - Nm III Low lLnsa. July 20.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

Reaned quiet on The basis Of loc Tor hnc grsnu-
lai-i Raw quiet aud easier and considerable sugar
w.s available al the ceui level cost and freight
but renuers were not Interested although it was
generally believed they would pay lj.lGe The
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November 30. 1914.
GRAIN.

wHEAT-The action Of the market to-day indl-
Gated that the technical position has been strength
short interest. and after an early decline Of &c
prices rallied sharply, and at the close were = g
&c net higher Sentiment eary leaned decided
~ TO the bear side. and there increased SELL
Ing through commission houses prompted BY q show
of heayiness IN Liverpool, where It was said that
Argentina Offering wheat more freely Tor
January shipment. Early indications pointed 20 a
less active export demand and receipts at Interior
pected 20 show fair increase. but these calcula-
tons proved Incorrect as the visible decreased l.
30l 900 for the week, while total stocks In America
incluiing bonded wheat In the United states ahd
Cans dian stocks, decreased 100000 bushels The
annc lncement Of the visible figures proved the tur-
Ing point Of the day. and during the afternoon
I ICES advanced rapidly closing - practically the
top. It also came TO Right that exporters had been
buying more literally than earlier reports lhdlcat-
ed, and that sales FOR the day would agAln amount
10 about O00. 900 bushels. IN the local cas4 mar
No 2 hard 81 l5L No l Northern Duluth. 81 ~
No | Northern Manitoba. 81 2lA. all nominal
c / Buffalo. CORN-Was heaW early; declni,
Ing esa 7sc under commission house selling aui
heavy receipts al interior points whlcn amounted
TO 1926 900 bushels. compared with lSiy.VvO
year ago. Later steadier tone prevailed IN syn
In tho West, and Anal quotations were &c net lower
10 kc higher The visible increased Sg5VOO Uusn-
ola comDared with o decrease or 2oI,OOg last Neeh
and a decrease Of 100000 last year, Casn no
prime Argentine at 73c nominal delivered oAls.
A saggnc tendency early, but rallied on ehpDis
sales Of 200 600 bushels closing net uncnatsea 20
ne higher The visible incrcased lot VVV Uusll,ls'
c,..y,nsred yffh decrease of 963UO0 last year
Iocsl cash market steady sdhue,i, a.,
5I0 MAC. No g. JjNJ3l-cs No T. a--2G55 559,-'
fancy clipped; 20 ,6c; o,aihS ,lyp e,gIeuS Il 10
Bnralo BARIEY-Steady; feeding beS ri hSt ,T
sissay: .s - japanese 5; S5 mixed. 81 So silver hull
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
THE CHESAPEAKE Aso ONO RAILWAY CO.

II Broadway. New York. Nov 49, 1914.
The Board of Directors has to-day declared
DIVIDEND Of ONE PER CENT upon the caritsl
stock Of this Company. payable December 81, islt
TO stockholders OF record December 3. 1915 Trans.
FER books viii not close.
Checks VIII BE- mailed 20 stockhohers AZ The
addresses recorded upon the books Of this Com
pany. CARL REMINGTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

Tie market was nervous and iuesln tny IN
reral points especially FOR near months. but longs
so'd sree'y In the late positions and prices ea5ed
N sharply. closing points net lower 10 points
hisher Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctionesr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS,
BY ADRIAN n. MULLER 4 SON.
OFFICE. no. s. WILLIAM ST..
WEDNESDAY, DEC. ID, 1914

At ~ 80 O'Clock. AZ the
EXCHANGE SALESR00M.
NOS IL AND 10 VESEY STREET.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
shs. n. Y. & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.
FOR ACCT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
300 shs Parker Brooks Construction Co. Macon. Ca
100 shs Patsitiga sand Co. Macon. Ga
400 shs. The Parker Railway News Co. Macon. Go.
200 shs. Security Investment Co.. Mscon, Ga.
10 shs. Parker Tie Co. Macon. Ga.
400 l-3 Standard Turpentine Wood Pulp Co,
Arizona.
40 shs Ragland Brick Co, Macon. Ga.
90 shs Parish Brick Co. Macon. Ga.
100 shs Florida Coca Cola BOttng Co. Macon. Ga.
10 shs Georgia kaolin Co. Macon, Ga.
$40 900 Notes OF Macon Stone Supply Go. 70 order
Of T. C. Parker, dated Jan. II, 1918. pay
able IN 4 months. g. 900 and $500. re-
spectively
$500 Note of Macon Stone supply Co u orie'
OF T. {. Parker. dated Jan. II. 1918. pry-
sble u ; months.
$40 900 Note OF Parker -Frohock Tie Co. dated IAN.
II. 1918. 20 order T. {. Parker. payable ~
o months.
. 900 shs sarnam Hydraulic Co. common.
20 sls surinam Hydraulic Co. preferred
! ,l4l shs The Gardner CrIsher Co. preferred
g. sos shs The Gardner Crlsher Co. common.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

market closed easy AZ S95al0lc for eentrifusal.
$50 sec Tor moasses and ? i5-l6@Sc for cubeS'
cost and freight
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20 1911

MONDAY NOVEMBER 30,
to
to
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
TOBACCO STOCKS.

1o,o,atlons furnished by l.. L. Winkelmsn
a Co. ~ Broad ST.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
BETHLEHEM STEEL ooRPoRATIOy.

The fourth installmcn, Of Ia Per Cent. of ths
Five Per Cent. Dividend which declared upoa
the preferred stock q Bethlehem Steel Corpors-
tion on January 10. 1914, will be psyshle Jsa-
uAry % 1915, 70 stockholders D. record a. 3
o'clock l.. NJ. on Dec. i5, 1914
b. II. JONES. Secretary.
Dated Dee l. 1914.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
by w. n. Coler & Co.. q
VI cedar ST.


tCoupon. interchangeable. Registered or
Coupon. tRegistered. tOptional 1899.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
SECOND AVENUE TRACTION COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH

Coupons due December ist. 1914 from the Flrs,
MortgaEs Bonds OF the above Company will 10
paid on and after maturity presentation at The
ofico Of MeSsrs Brown Bros. & Co. 50 Nall
Street, New York.
c. j. BRAUN. JR. Treasurer
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
es Broad 81. New York, November 90 i9it
Tho regular quarterly dividend Of ons and ous =
half per cent uhs,l viii he paid January ,.
isib. 70 preferred s,ockholdcn Of record At r. NJ.
December II, 1914. .
LANCASTER MORGAN. Ttasurss.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

Daily imports and exports OF general
at the Port of New York
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

$50 900 Cons G cvt ss..ul III. ION I'LL
$500 90 rishts...'" 2H Ut 2A %
ssells cents per share. TEX dividend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-18

~ these days 81 tie highly developed
anything town spirit Is school and coi.
legs athletirs 4 : rather srtra0r8innrt
iar a college voluntarily r. Hward TIE
rictnrF 70 TIE ofposinQ college when
there j. reasonable ground for dispute.
IN the Fafdhsrn- Vermont football game
% Furshsm lsst saturday to sage uhs
- riase that IT, ti.fory 0r defeat hinged
on tire tiskfrc = = rfai 1rorl Touchdown.
s'a1h si1s harnr ms8e suela t1n-h-
doun To Esrmgft tHkss lsratea To-
an lstu@n ~ roai posts without
rnasfidn. mr. 80 EarElam Eiakar wns
frr ths tlu1s-isirr. ~ - s-rursts ans
tHers nrn=f rse so,ia 81 a. niass m
$50 riutsra srl wessto-s safttf ~
ian tsd reas istuset ~ u-rirlts. ~.
81 tis p75tt. d ee szms assR.E ti.af
90 Ser taa - reus fi5asr uhHr -
o'isr asaai Fart 3 - a. or5ra tisf
tis tist- la8 esaae5. SIS H.t4-
iInssf r-1r-eHtir uas of So saafn
risf ~ zee s-1st IT, f-r -srrs ~
Sic -szast n - ffra grtt - s5sa-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-18
WILLIAMST0WN.

Schools in town are to close for the
Thanksgiving season on Friday, Nov
20, and reopen Monday, Nov. 30.
Miss Ruth f. Martin is home on va.
cation from Brigham academy, Bakers.
field
The ladies' aid of the Methodist church
win hold a sociabie at the parsonage
next Friday afternoon and evening. 1t
is hoped that large number will at
tend
The Rural Good Luck club are to meet
with Mrs. d j. Briggs on Saturday,
Nov 81 Topic: "The Great Things of
This World and Where They May Be
Found"
Regular meeting OF the band Monday
evening, the 23d Members all come.
The dramatic club Of the Brookfeld
high school are to present "The Moon
sinners Daughter at the grange hall
on the evening of Friday, Nov. 90
Dwight Erskine, who has been seriou5-
ly i'll with the mumps at his home. is now
recovered and able to be about.
Excellent reports are received Of the
condition of Mrs w. n Roberts at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
Cold weather has caused the suspen.
sion of work on the roads until spring.
The last work done was the resurfacing
81 piece OF state highway in the gull
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-18
F. H. Rogers & Co.

to Vermont by a score of to 6, only to
be followed by other reports which an
nounced the game was tie, to 7, the
opinion of the other official having been
taken as basis for the conclusion. Thus
misunderstanding arose which might
easily have shaken the pleasant rela-
tions existing between the two institu
tons had the more rabid partisans on
either side prevailed. However, the stu
dents OF Fordham took matters in hand
promptly and after thorough investiga-
ton Of the incidents relating to the
game and particularly to the single in
cident given above they decided that the
victory should le awarded to the Uni
versity Of Vermont. BY that action they
stamped themselves as men of sports
manlike attitude, especially since the
loss of this game would damage a fine
record OF victories during the season.
They decided the merits of the game at
some sacrifice to themselves. 1t was
revelation of the higher and better spir-
1t in college sports. The University of
Vermont students will not be slow to
appreciate the attitude OF the Fordham |
students. 1t is the spirit which deserves
to be fostered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-18
CURRENT COMMENT
Invading England.

The detailed plans for the German in
vasion of England have the virtue OF
being interesting. In this way war of.
ices busy themselves in days OF peace
Theodore Roosevelt tells OF seeing some
OF the European plans that have our
chief seaports as their objective. Ma
doubt, as president, he knew OF the in
innate plans for the American oceupa-
ton OF various foreign ports--in Japan,
for example.
But plans for invasion are one thing
ana invasion is quite another. 1t is get
ting well toward a thousand years since
IN alien foot has trod English soil with
hostile intent. In that time England has
had many enemies, bitter and powerful,
and its soldiers have borne their part, in
hundreds OF bloody battles, but the fight
ing has always been in the other fell
lows territory. To be sure, there has
been not a little fighting in England
within that time, but it has all been
within the family For that matter the
last battle on English soil was as long
ago as 1855, at Sedgemoor, where the
duke of Monmouth lost his claim to the
English throne. And that was only
little battle in petty strife.
This is war Of surprises, and it is
not over, but the most unlikely thing
TO happen is that Germany will succeed
in getting an army on English soil Even
II the German navy We're superior, there
are Russia and France to say word on
the subject. England may have to dodge
bombs from airshps and suffer the an
loyanco of raids by submarines, but the
and forces of the war will be likely to
10 their fighting on the continent. Bos-
on Herald