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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

The closing down of the plant of the
American Sugar Refining Company is
source of deep regret in st. Ber.
nard. as hundreds Of employees are de-
MED work Just at a season Of the year
when they need their wages the most.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

The cold weather OF last week
broke all records for several years.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

During the term or court lust
brought to close at Lake Charles,
nineteen bootlegging cases were ND
for consideration. Two men were ac.
quilted following trial, and the other
seventeen either pleaded guilty or
we're convicted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

City. Baltimore, Bufraio, Toronto and
pittsburg'
Among those In attendance at tho gath
ering of the Fcdcralites mt the Hotel la
Sale were:
81. Louis--President u. A. stenini ger,
Otto stifei Walter T.. Fritsch. Henry Lau-
meier, Phil ID. c. Bail and Manager Morde-
cal Brown.
Indisnapoiis--John j. Ueorge. T.. u. Gates
and Manager Bili Phillips
Kansas City--A r. Gordon, e. e. Madison
and Y. C. Rosenberger.
Pittsburg--w A. Kerr and Manager Doc
:. Baltimore President Ned Hsnlon and
Buralo-H. e. carroll
Toronto Proxy hello by r. T. Sarrcn,,
William w. Walker. James A. Gilmore ana
Manager Joe Tinker.
The major league magnates offered
~arous reasons FOR their presence here
1T this time Col. Hedges said ne came
% meet John |. Taylor Of the Boston
Americans, who is supposed TO be on his
WAY from the West. Col. Hedges init
natcd al lripvrtan; deal between the
st Louis and Boston clubs was imminent.
Mutph, tull nf the eipning of Enos Kirk
patrick. 4 Pruoalyu .uileldor. vino. u was
repvr;.d. had been secured 10y the Fed.
drnls. Murphy said mis- tip came from
Ebbets who told Of his Joining the
Dodg ~.
when the reported detection OF Kirk
patrick from Baltimore was called To
The attention Of Harry Goldman. one Of
The Fed orioles repre- entatives. he pro-
duced Federal League contract signed
by the athlete. "i guess that's IA pretty
good answer he said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
scARsDoN's DOGS WINNERS.
Take bulldog Br~edera Associations
shield ~ Best Lot.

Paul Scarsdon of Australia won the
Bulldog Breeders Association OF America
shield for the best lot of American bred
dogs ut the breeders show IN the Abe
marle- Hoffman last night. Scarsdons
bitch, Beamng Belle. was in supreme
condition. The trophy awarded to Beam
tng Belle was one that had been ofered
for the nan owning the dogs scoring the
most points OF the year. The dogs at the
show were good all the way through the
judg. was Ahram Gillette. His awards
werr well received. Tn. prize for the
best dog In the show was awarded 10 Mrs.
Platts Baron Teasdaie. The awards:
Puppies. Dogs 80 80 monthsl-Paui
srardon's Buster BeanlnE. hrs;: Mrs, G. NJ
Pa'rs AsioTs MSn.s;h ssTSnd ray Sal stsf
ford's Bang pang fourth. -, ,,,,,..
L. rspp a,., p%fgns Mssaet Pessy
Puppies Is to u monthsl-Paul scardon's
Mona Dora. first; James Conways smoky
third. MT. ,,,..
second. scarsdops Biy Bsamins mir
SECOND. ss Mrs. g ii. PIs,,'s Nancy High Point,
Lightweight, pogs--walter Murray's Rajah
arst; Conveys SnoShys second Ros,s H.w.
Point, second zenbr'Ct,s Lady ;. ,nird saron
heavyweight poss-Mrs; ,', tnnior
second; Parvin's Nicko. third.
Heavyweight Bitchcs-Scarsdons beamns
Belle. nrst; Mrs. Piau's i.anceiot secohd
scarsdon's Mona Dora, third.
All Aged Puppies - Scarsdon's Buster
Beaming. nrst; Conways smoky. second :;
Mrs. Flats Astoria Monarchy, third.
All Weight Dogs--M"s Flats Baron
TessdaIe. first; Moston Gladiator. second
parvins Nicko third.
All Weight Bitches-scarsdon's Beaming
Belle. first: Lancelot second; Hewlett )
Midget. third
Brace Class--Alison NJ Lederers Baron
Beaming and Florence Bhunda. tirst. Mrs.
Platts Baron Tsasdaie and I.ancelot, see
ond: Rosts Moston Gladiator Junior and
Hewlett Midget. third.
Best in the show-Mrs. Platts Baron
Teasdale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
TIGERS MAY ENTER LEAGUE.
soccer Emit husinst. VIII ". to Per
suadr Hoard W Control.

pRiSCEroN. y. j.. Jan. 1.-THE excel
lent showing mai. 10y the Princeton SOC
Ger team in the fj,ll games has given hope
TO those Interested IN tn" sport that tho
board OF athletic control Will make II pos
sibl" for IL 10 enter IN" intercollegiate
league. An Invitation has been receiNc
from the soccer league. which ~ composed
of Harvard. Vale. Hav"rford. Pennsyl-
van!a. Cornell and Columbia but the local
team will not he able To- accept the invita-
ton unless the board of control gives per-
mission and follows w the permission
with financial backing,
sixty men ported Tor the first practic.
last fall. which IL many more than report
Tor mos, ~ IN" minor teams. This is on.
of the strongest arguments that VIII be
advanced To the committee when II con-
sdcrs thu matter. out Of ten games
played IN tn. fall the only collegiate team
TO down the Tigers was Yale. which won
"a 3 to victory. while Princeton downed
decisyely Harvard and Haverford and tied
the fast Columbia eleven. The board OF
control will take action on tn" matter AZ
It's meeting 10 he held tn" latter part OF
the month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
A.A.U. RULES OFFICIALLY
WOMEN AREN'T WANTED
Adopts Resolution by Mail Vote
-Intefclub Relay Feature
Of ~. 4. c. Games.

50 tir ~ the Amateur Athletic Union
Is concerned the question OF women a;h
letes competing with men has been set
tied definitely. Word was received al
hradauarter. that one Of the associations
~ IN. \. A. L. had openly violated the
rul. or custom OF the union.
In order to get an official iuterpreta-
ton from the national registration COM
mittee Chairman James r. sullivan called
FOR n mail vote Of the committee on the
following resolution:
"Rssoirtd. That the \. \. L. does not
and will not recognize the registration
OF women athletes and II Is the sense OF
the committee that the rules were de-
s!gnedly framed to include none but the
male sex"
Only ono vote was cast against the res
olution. but another member OF the COM
mittee who voted In favor of the reso-
luton requested that the women be reg
istered In group by themselves. The re
suit OF this legislation Is that from now
oh any club, association or organization
allowing women swimmers to take part In
Il sanctioned meet will violate the A. a
l., law. This applies 10 exhibitions M
well IA to competitions for prizes.
A one mile relay race between the Hos
ton A. A. and New York A. C.. which has
been the feature OF many indoor meetings
Of the New York A. G.. il again on the
programme just issued for the games II
the Garden on February II. Capt. Pau
Pilgrim Is arranging other special event.
which will be added later. In the handi.
cap events limit mas been named. so thai
the scratch men. who have had hard work
to win prizes OF late. will have som,
chance of getting through their folds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
CHARLESTON RACING RESlT rs.

tTurner), 20 TO :. won, ID. Keuda..
Sumter. 10 ), second: DICKS w.
(Martin). to !. thir, Time. '.'r
Belle Terrr. Nellie. Bat Mas,ersor .u'r
and Hea n hstone also ran
Second Racc-Six furlongs-kightcasy ..N
tWard,. to l. won: YenGhee. 1903 ,,u.r,
. TO 10, second. Charter. I0g tPickrtt
to l. third. Time. 1915 80. rye STRAW, d."
auction, York Lad Dick Deadwcod aN
Serenata also ran,
Third neutrality-suspicious.. thre, ace.
half furlongs -Filigree. Il5 BUXTON a 8
3. won. LA Patrie. ll5 ,Hanov-rr. 8. ..
second Lady Reach, 40 Gunner, on. lhlr.
Time, 0:4S l-b. ldiola and Crystai hlso TO-.
Fourth Race-One mile and twenty yards
Fardner, 1903 Gunner, ?ts 20 /, ~.
Bryniimah. IS ,McTaggart, -. 10 !, -",rn.
Car Michael. ~ lMccaheyD, & to Z, ~ q .
Time. l:43 81. Bob r.. DartwoTth. O..
ben and Marsh"n also ran,
Fifth Race-on" mile and seventy yards
Mycene, los ,McTagsarp, To !. Wo".
Stsalaway. lOb iNeanderl, 2i2 to l, sscouo
Buaaaround - (Sumtsr. out. third. rIr.r
l:&s as. Veneta Strome. Helen NJ, J.. "
Eeker,. Woodcraft and Sam Bernard as
ran.
sixth Racs-One mile--Golden Treasul q
1915 lCoreyl, 10 to !, won. Wood Dove. %
10, tBurlin,game'., 9 to .. third. Time
Hutchinson and Ia Nun ps also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

First Race-sN furlongs--J II, Maylow.
400 dryer, to /. won: Venetian li3
tGentryJ. to |. second; Angie ID. IS
iFord), 20 l., third Time. l;ii zenotek,
Hoiberg. McAlan. Daylight. sam Grigsby.
Real Worth. Kitty W, Eddie Mott. George
Karme and Cnalga also ran.
Second Race--Dne mile--TroJan Belle, 100
(Haynes), 3 to 2, won: Helen Hawkins los
NClaver), 2 TO 2. second. Star Herta. 1905
tGroth), I to g. third. Time. l:39 as. Sadie
Shapiro. Nlrgie Casse. Pretty Dale. Florence
Birch, Maude Mckee and Marie Coghili
also ran.
Third Race--Six furlonss-Masalo il5
(iargnnD, /. to I, won; General Warren 81
,Ford). 3 TO !, second; Gomul, li5 tWoods).
to 2 third Time. 1913 +-5. Van Horn
Hope 40. Kali lnla, Auto Girl. sharper
Knight. Rio Pecos. I'd Luce, Lady Ponder
Fourth Race--Six furlongs-Milton RobIes
100 (Ciaver), Q to 2, won; Gipsy Love. no
Iuroth), 1 to :. second: Capt burma 100
tFordl. out. third. Time. i;la AZ, Bins
also ran.
Fifth Race--Six furiongs-whseler, 10s
(Woods), Q to l. won; Cosgrove 107 tCiaver),
to 8. second; Gold OF ophir. lo7 tTaylor).
to 2. third. Time. 1913 Peter Grimm,
Quidnunc. ColQuitt. Dominica and Crossover
sixth Race--one mile and a sixteenth
Burnt Candle. 90 oClaver) to /. won !:
Weyanoke, 1903 tTaylor). 3 to 5. second
Hannis, 1877 (OBrien), to ]. third. Time.
l:45 A.. Dave Montgomery, Bluebeard and
G. ". Kennon also ron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
BOSTON BOXERS BEST.
Win All Five Bout. From New York
Amateurs.

BosroS, Jan. l7.-l."caI amateur
boxers made Il clean sweep IN the five
intercity bouts VITA New Work boys az
the Boston Nhletic Association meeting
Tonight. In the 40 pound class James
German was 50 much superior t. j. Me
Caule" OF New York that the referee
stopped the go during the first round.
when the visitor wen; Ia the mat several
times. NJ. j. crowley OF Maiden. the MAJ
tional l35 pound champion. easily bested
J. Coughlin Of New York. Crowley
Jabbed his opponent at Will Johnny
Noon of Boston GAINED the decision over
J. Nugent Of New York IN lively three
round go for the 1875 Founders. NuSent
landed numerous body blows. but the Bos-
ton boy did likewise and shot lights to
the face and jabbed frequently. Steve
Phillips OF this city In the ll5 pound class
bested J. Hennessy OF New York In three
rounds. while Ia the los pound class
Charles Mitchell of Boston defeated c,
Mossherg ~ New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
MOw~ey signs Pirate Contract.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. l7.-Henry
tMike) Mowrey. the third baseman OBJ
tanned by the Pittsburg club from St
Louis In the deal consummated at the de-
cember meeting of the National League
signed Pittsburg contract for 1914 here
to-day.
Mowrey, accompanied by his wife, came
here early In the afternoon from Balti-
more and met President Dreyfuss OF the
Pittsburg club by previous appointment.
Mowrey said that despite the repeated
reports that he had signed to play with
the Baltimore Federals he had done moth
ing beyond holding several conferences
with Edward Hanlon, who had made him
Q tempting offer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
TO PLAY FOR GOLD RACQUET.
Annual Tournament Will start ~
Tuxedo Park on February ~.

TUXEDO PARK. N. T.. Jan. 17.-Thc IN.
nual racquets championship for the gold
racquet held under the management or
the Tuxedo Club will be played at Tux
edo Park on February IL. Tho condi-
lions are the same as In previous years
open to all amateurs, all matches to DO
best Of i've games. the name OF the
winner Of tho championship to be IN
scrbed on the gold racquet. which must
be won three times to become any ones
individual property. A special prize VIII
DO given to the winner. Previous WIN
ners must play through the tournament.
Entries close with Robert Moore. Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet Club. on or before
February s.
There will DO an exhibition match to-
morrow on the courts Of the Tuxedo Ten
mis- and Racquet Club between p. Loril-
lard, Jr., club champion OF Tuxedo and
Jay Gould. amateur champion of the
world. A special holiday train will be
run from Jersey City at :l2 A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
Aims to Develop Cuetsts.

With the object of developing the anna
teur billiard players who are beginning
10 show proficiency AT the 49, balkline
game. "A handicap tournament Will begin
Tomorrow at Paurs riverside Academy.
The tournament will he under the direc-
ton of the National Association. and II
will include IA number of those who are
practically eligible for the Glass G title.
T.. H. Parker. who was one OF the COM
petitors In the national tournament two
seasons ago. vii play the high string
Of 12J points. The marks of the other
contestants will range from 20 to 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
sCHOLz MAKES HIGH SCORE.
Tables 49, In Rinr Tournament AT
seventh Regiment ArmOry.

Private A. Scholz Of Company carried
on the honors In the first contest in class
match No. ,. expert class in the Seventh
Regiment rife club tournament. hell on
Friday evening at the rifle range Of the
armory. Private Scho!z made the high
score Of the evening. with n GS.
The match will last for the next three
weeks Veteran ~ W Doll finished high
In the sharpshooter class, with a score
Of IS. Sergt. q. H. Chichester OF Cont
pany II was one point behind him. Vet
eran Dolls scor. landed him In the first
entry prize In that class.
In the novice class Private H. :. Rob-
ertson of Company II led with Il
score of 81. but the first entry went 70
Private Towle of Company VI with 4 Co.
The scores follow.
Glass cup Match M. s-Expert class
COMPANY n. s. j" g; Musician {. pa"t
sharpshooter class. W. Doll. veteran,
~. si.ss seret: q. u. chichester. Com
pany ". az. ss.sj; Private =. Il. sanford
C c p IS, "a; srivass + y. Eo"I,
Fir'i Entry. Prize Winners Expert class
sharpshoo,er class, ~ ". Doll veteran
a.. si-ss NOVICE lass. Private F. b.
The The esperts and Saarpshocter uualinca-
tions for the season up to date follow.
Experts--P. T.. Langworthy, company -;
r. Weneis COMPANY u; j. V. NUcGufhe
Conpan, NJ
Sharp-hooters-E II. Towle Company " :,
- Nicoll, COMPANY l.; X. Mclean. FielG; :
=. c. NoeIe, Company X, +. 81. Terri
Company n. < r.. sanford, Company g.;
a ). Towl-, Company NJ; ID = steele
Conpany O. II y. n. BLACK. Company H.
r. Wen-is. company u. L. ". Allison
COMPANY \. j. Y. MscGufhe. COMPANY NJ :;
COMPANY x. y. ". Lsnsworthy. COMPANY
q; ". y. Bavier, company c. ". Hinrnan
veteran: \. h. Leevitt. company ID, W
A. Boose COMPANY NJ e. l.. Could. Com
pany I: H. y. Grail. Company q; W. o.
RAYMOND company q: e, Dant, Company ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
GUNNERs MAKE GOOD SCORES.
Had Light Does Not Hinder Five
Crescent NimrOds.

Five gunners took part In the weekly
shoot OF the Crescent Athletic Club yes
terday The sky was overcast and the
light was bad Notwithstanding the
handicap. tho guniiers all returned good
scores. r. l.. Masss was tn. principal
winner. taking both the presidents cup
and the take home trophy. He also cap
tured one of the trophy shoots.
In the presidents cup the winner had
A out Of n possible 90 targets. The take
home trophy was captured with a total
OF 81 out Of 100 blue rocks. After a
shootoff. In which Mr.. Massa was the
other gunner. George Bingham captured
a leg on the stake trophy. lie also took
II club trophy shoot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, lT.-SherwUod e.
Masee, the brilliant left fielder of the
Phillies. arrived here unex pectedly to-day
and held secret conference with Man
ager Doom. II Is believed that Magee will
sign contract to smash out base hits
another year for the philles before Man
ager DOOM leaves for Buffalo tomorrow
night.
MAGE declined TO say whether Federal
League owners had bid for his services
hut II can he said with certainty that they
have been NEGOTIATING with him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

Troy. Jan. 1.-THE Pratt lnsti,ut'
basketball team of Brooklyn won Il close.
contested game from Rensselaer, Polytecl.
mic Institute in this city tonight by 4"
score OF II to 90 As the whistle blew
for the close Of the game McMauus 90
tho Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute she
basket. but It was not allowed hecaus-
the Intercollegiate rules say a basket mus
be Gagged before the whistle sounds.
The Trojans were inclined to protest In.
game at first. but when they realized tha'
the referee was backed w by rules they
decided to let the matter rest. Tho frs'
half ended with the score u tie, to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
Move In Ebbets Fold,

LArohTE, Ind. Jan. l7.--Ray Move Of
Rochester. Ind, who has been flirting
with the Pittsburg Federals, to- dan
signed three year contract with Brook
iyn The Superbas think 80 well OF Move,
who formerly played with Springfield In
the Central League. Troy In the New
York state League and indianapolis In
the American Association. that he will nh
Tinker's position at short il the latter
falls to report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
Dates for Hav-rsord kick~r..

HAvERFoRD. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE Haver-
ford College soccer schedule follows:
February IA. Moorestown, AT Aloores-
town: February 81, Merchantville, at
Haverford February IS, Merton. at
Merton c. c.; March 7. OPEN March IA.
Columbia, at Haverford; March 81. Yale,
ut New Haven; March rs. Cornell, al
Ithaca: April 4, Pennsylvania, mt Haver-
eexdi April -. Harvard, at Heverford,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
COIuus bia skaters Are Idle.

Slushy weather. making slushy Ice,
the cancellation OF the hockey
game between the Saegkll Golf Club and
Columbia University. scheduled hor yes
terday at Yonkers. The collegans have
had an unsuccessful season 80 far, being
forced to be content with two days prac-
tice week AT St Nicholas Rink and no
matches TO date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
Hobart Gets Lions share,

HAcKENsAcK, y. j.. Jan. i7.--At d..
regular saturday afternoon trap shoot
Ing at the Arcola Country Club to-dav
Hobart Won three Of the events. He to- b
the accumulation event 30 bird, 60
ting 40. with "a handicap of g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

Ph.iadel phla. April I. .. 7. T. =. :. 10. II. IL.
with New York Americans IN Philadelphia,
\.
Boston Braves with Newark az Macon.
Ga. March II. -. at Atlanta. 81. IS. with
Atlanta nj Macon. 20. 81. with buffalo at
y. =, April &. :; at Baltimore.
:. =: at Washington, 10. II.
Chicago Cubs with Athletics a. Tampa
March Il, L. -; with Athletics At Jack
sonvilIe -. -. Up: a. Savannah, 20: a.
Memphis, !. %; at Louisville 20. =. -. 20;
a, Evansville. Ind. 40; AZ TER. Hautc. ii;
at Indianapolis. April !, ., 3, !, Z.
90: at Men!phis. 30. 81 at Louisvllle, April
/. 3 8 with Washington At Cincinnati, T. ..
With cleveland at Cincinnati, !. I: with
Detroit at Cincinnati. =, 2. 10: With Boston
Red Sox at Cincinnati. Il. l3.
IIttsburH Pirates at West Baden, Ind
March Z: at Hot Springs. Ark. Is. Little
Rock. Ark. April =; Tulsa. Okla and 4
ST. Joseph. Mo. ana 6. Omaha. Seh..
and 9. Topeka. Kan. and 10. Kansas
city. No. II, !: and is; ~. Louis. Mo-
1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

Russell Ford has gone to Atlanta, ia
from his winter home in Canada. TIT.
disposes OF the wild rumor that H. In
tends to visit Chicago to talk Fedora
League terms with Tinker. Ford II =
said. hasn't relished the story that Chance
would trade him II possible and ho il
anxious to show the i. l. that hc can
pitch AZ well as ever.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-25
PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Arriving Today
Steamships to Leave
Movements of Vessels

Str. Royal Sceptre (Br.). for PhIladelphia,
steamed from New York November rs.
Str. TordenskJold (Nor), from Philadelphia,
arrived at Christobal November %.
Str. Yirglnian. Hilo for PHILADELPHIA steam
str Kroonland. for New York. steamed
from Genoa November 81.
Str. Manchester Port (Br). Philadelphia for
Manchester. passed Kinsale November "a.
Str La FiRndre (Dutchl. from Philadelphia
via Falmouth arrived at haaslins Novem-
Str. Tuscan. for Philadelphia. steamed from
STR Teesdaie (Er), from Philadelphia. ar
rived at Baltimore November -.
Str. Rock Light (Br.) Philadelphia for
Jacksonville, passed Diamond shoal lightship
str. Guifstream, Philadelphia for Port Ar
thur passed sand Key at noon November "a.
str. Persian, for Philadelphia, steamed
from Savannah November "a.
Str. Quantico. Philadelphia for Jacksonville.
81 canned from Savannah November "a.
str. Paraguay. Sabine Pass for Philadelphia.
was 20 miles southwest Of Diamond shoal
light ship at D, m. November p.
STR GTecian, Philadelphia for Boston, was
81 miles east Of Fire Island at noon Novem-
IS str. satilla, Phnadslphla for Tampa. was $50
miles southwest Of Diamond Shoal hghtship at
SSif sehr Heivstia. Tor Philadelphia, sailed from
schr Fannie c. Bowen for Philadelphia.
sailed from Calais November "a.
Schr. Florence Creadlck, from philadelphia,
arrived at Jacksonyilie November "a
'scbrI Thomas III. lawrence. from Philadel-
phia arrived at Rockland November p.
Schr Ronald CBr.). Philadelphia for st.
John, arrived at Vineyard Haven November
"a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-25
nrv1DENps DEcLARED

Pettfbone MullIleen Company. regular guar
teriy 1A per cent. on both common ana pre-
ferred. payable January to stock OF record
December II.
Booth Fisheries Company regular quarterly
lK per cent. on first preferred payable JAM
uary to stock OF record December 21
In Belle Iron Works Company, quarterly 81
on preferred, payable December "a. Three
months ago 81 was declared.
I.iggett and Meyers Tobacco Company, reg
ular quarterly 1A per cent. ON preferredi pay
able January to stock OF record December
TO-
Northern Pipe Line Company, regular semi;
annual IS, payable January 10 STOCK OF
record December H.
Eastern Texas Electric Company. regular
semi-annual SO on preferred. payable January
/ 10 stock OF record December 10.
American Power and Light Company, 1 per
cent on common, payable December to stock
OF record November 20.
Quincy Mining Company. 80 cents payable
December 21 TO stock OF record November 2S-
This compares with 81 paid on septambes
u Massachusetts Electric Companies, regular
semiannual 81 on preterred, payable january
Chicago Telephone Company, regular quar-
terly 2 per cent, payable December 81 to stock
OF record December 30.
Railway Steel Spring Company, regular guar
terly IN per cent on preferred payable De4t
Montana Power Company. regular quarterly
1A per cent on preferred and u OF per cent.
on common. both payable January 70 stock
OF record December 10. -
Chids Company. regular quarterly X per
ferred payable December 10 to stock OF record
December 2.