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WEST END GUNMERS EAGER
TO START HANDICAP MATCH

A!uch interest IS being tnkcu i'm mo
ifth ,'I!hcrt cup shoot over the West
hnu cum clubs traps on Saturday ar
The match w;ll II" on an added bird
hanoi'ar sliding basis which puts the
M'"h"f n"n on equal footing up To -
- per cent basis and IL depends upon
Wh" Will bc ablr !" Increase their
breaks 1bovc this point as to who viii
win.
There is likely to he a good many
lies ~ the handicap used will put the
shooters 50 clos" together in and
around ~ per cent. with only eight
points margin for perfect score
Many OF tic friends OF the shooters
and others Interested ar" invited to
CON" out and witness the shooting
The match begins at O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
PONY |NF|ELD PULLS TWO
DOUBLE PLAYS ON GR|FF
Virginia Is Defeated by Senators In
First Exhibition Game of
Season.
VARSITY SPRINGS SURPRISE
Midget Infieltlcrs Twice Catch Ma
tionnis for Double Outs-Scvcn
Pitchers Arc Used in Contest by
Both Teams.

rilAEIoTTEviLLE: VA, March 10"
training here. played to-day Its frs,
exhibitions game. defeating the Univer-
sity OF Virginia nine. on Lambeth Field
TO 4. Despite the cold wind which
blew across The field. both teams neided
well. The Nationals used three Twill
crS. and the CollcGians four. Half of
the hits accredited to Virginia wer.
made on Of Gallia. who was IN th.
box the last ,ir.c innings. or the coll
leEe twirlcrs. Cannon and Flanagan
made the hes, showing. The hitting
was light. the only extra base hits be,
Ing made Ivy Ghndil. OF tho Nationals
ANA brunninond and Cronly, for Nir.
gina. the las, named playing tho -ole
OF pinch Eittct
NirE!niais nidEet infcih surpr,snd
the ;,roi"Ssionols by pulling on iva
iast double plays al critical moments
on one occasion the bases being
Chokcd and Gandil at bat C.aptai,,
White. OF tho Virginia team. who
played In the outhcld last season made
MS debut AZ a FIRST bascnlan lie &c
'eptcu aitc"n chances without an error
ana figured In two double plays lie
secured ono hit and scored two run.
Score by Innings
Washington : . OF o.
Virginia 80 u 2 % 5
batteries Washington: Hopper. liar
nnr. Gali!a and Henry. and Ainsmiih.
virginia Galloway, Drummond. Gam
mon. Flanagan and Green. and Frev.
Umpire: Altrock 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
IT TOOK JOHNNIE EvERs
TO PUT pep IN PIRATES
''''appy Captain OF World Cham
pions Handed Out Free Advice
to Dreyfuss.
CoRsAIRs GET NEW ORDERS
pittsburgh Players Must Show Fight
ana Ginger to Hold Down Job
Ihis Hear-Braves' Captain Omen.
ell Owners Eyes.

IA VISION SPRINGS. Ky March 10
mo hghtinE spirit which tho 1915 ri
rates must show, per orders from head
tommy EVers. with the Braves ,oi ,
ach'eNemcnt thrown in as rebuttal owl
"eence. OF what LITTLE tobacco will do
mat he was handling on: advance IN
formation TO President Drevfuss In &
summer as to the manner OF handling
inc next years Pirates
Here ia how II came about, rho ho.,
on me huccos was heartily sick last
summer OF watching The antics of his
p fati team. which reminded him OF the
Little Pirates, automatic ,nnnil,,n.
which. in years gone by. we're "pera,sI
IN various halls about Pittsburgh Drcv-
iusS was on a scouting expedition out
iir y az, ahn Evers, who was tenIpornr-
ny OUT OF the game. was likewise on
gagged The two met I'm cnIumh,.
shoriIE hciore Boston took its squirt.
,oa AL mat Eve's said about tho BOSTON
,e,in was not plimcntRry In fact
1unhnF admitted that the aECrera,ion
which Stallings had collected wasahout
sven MOI outs,d do', ,n az could he found
snu collectively 10 admitted the de-
,ec's; but he had ono big boost FOR
me team, and that was it's nghting
LIS! lis talk ran something like this.
m almost ashamed Of tho company
q n 10, "i ~ on, the Boston club put UP
10 show IL that there is some nnnrsnia
siot IN me We are out on the reId
nsntlhs every inch and mark my word
nu' We VIII get started some tIme soon
or know the reason why, Evrrr ,'nn
on mo team liz pulling for tho teams
succrs'' there is not n loafer in The
hunch This spirit cannot fail tn
Inis speech BY Evers Altered thro,rh
.ne mink tank of the Pirates boss and
AZ result the order has gone ont thar
perSon who expects 10 hold down
JOB with the Euscos This yc,r 49,. =.
get up and hustle "a"
Scrapriness will b~ novelty "a
p n OF forhes field To behold For
several wears tho PLAYERS have hoo,
IN IN" hahit OF taking tho good and
Da a together in most matter Of fact
httie dash OF enthusiasm
,ntpMh INTO The game by tho ,l,vers
Wouin nndouh':dlv bc Appreciated hv
me pubic. and do much to restore
tpn ,n., IN ~" team AS long IA
with IT, '""n VII! u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
KENTUCKY DERBY ENTRIES
ARE LARGEST IN HISTORY

,JI.ptiSNllIh KY. March 10 Prob
Apply ne larGest uela iu the history of
~" Kentucky derby viii face ;ha har-
'..""r ~ church Tin Downs on May 5.
me #iNiy-'jght entries announced to
CRY inrluor champion Eastern two
E"ar-o!as Of last Year horses that gave
promise "u ta" Kentucky and western
.ti."l'S and several that hnN. run well
gus Yea. tS thrc, Scnr-olds at JuarcH.
N.M orleans ana Havana.
NllN $4,000 added money. the race.
~ Ma SAID. probably Wonld he the rich
Esq oi IN" Nn"rlran turf this year II
uu'- quarter.
Am"ng probable starters are tic an
n"si'n Las, COIN, from the stable ~
Lam"s Butler WITH <llkcnnv Hoy ana
,rnh!"s, Harry = WAitnry has entered
''n'", ,il%nfy. spun Glass and Regret
lm"rsou Cochran and plf. j.. tho
GN,i, "i iiatcr. Us i<outucky's
Gh.tt" Girl. winner al tho "hauuIic
p'o handicap ~ Juarc2 this year. is
rrs'td"d rs til" most promising nlly
entered.
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Skip's Morning Smile

left last night for Baltimore on bust :
mss connected with the old OrIolc
tomorrow. when he will probably
have some important announcements
I" make In regard 10 new players. Dunn.
is waiting unt!l Mack ana McGraw get
ready 10 turn over some of their extra
material to him.
vii! be III" word in Richmond next
week Both travel together.
George Robe, the veteran who Gov
cred the hot pillow for the Colts last
season VII manage the Newman club
I'm IN" Georgia Alabama League this
season. Good luck old TOW top.
John Camel is having difficulty in
SS't;Yiht Tommy McMilian. the speed
MliIth mas been offered a berth IN the
American Associations Cancel. how
eyer = not without hopes of weaving
signed TeX Erwin. Tyler and Smell.
cAtShcrs; Dawson Graham. hrstbase.
and Hoh Messenger and Chester Spen-
Dave Robertson. the Giants nifty
N"tM"lder has completed his college
course at last, ana Is now ready 10 go
I4Hrtn INTO the world TO earn his living
Playing ball. The Portsmouth lad is
not The "rly one 10 realize that there
Is h"tHinG lIk" college education
Charles Erickley won debate at
i!"' Nai" Probably hc gesturcd with
rs iishi toe That was always his
pest argument against Yale.
IS soon as the first box score is
printed! II viii hc time for the Hot
stove League 10 adjourn sine die.
Aiter refusing TO sign with the PROV
l".l!tc mus to which he was recently
Sti' hE ~" Red son. Joseph Judge. OF
-" IH'"h' ale. went out and put his;
!'St I" "a "Cn;rart IN tho Matrimonial
NV, ,i'.ai u". rs manager was. formerly
.h!HS Ann" iauhrcati, of Lewiston. Now
wait and see VITO rs the boss 1t is 10
the Grays
Many a young recruit who goes TO
camp with the inajors fired with am
bition is fired with ten days notice be
t"'" me curtain rises on the big show.
Richmond College will hold its first
alhua! intcrCiass track meet on March
-. While this event viii bo an annual
one; ~ VIII IL no way conflict with the
h'i' DAY exercises. which are generally
sct Tor June. ON April 8 the Virginia
Techs will hc here for a duoi meet
with the spiders
l;cmemher hoys, Lynchburg and Nor
ssp!N WI hh't" hero on Saturday night
dof INC star" basketball npion ship.
'h'S VIII b" an opportunity To see two
mory. -
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ADJUSTMENTS
PC WiM N-~ins. E,mnle 1mn.r.o..,a-

a r
Actor Manager De Witt NcwIup II,
;" often and SO completely demon
s'ratcd his versatility that thos. =,
miiihr with his ability long ago ceased
10 d" surprised at any manifestation
"i ms almost Protean capacity as ar
actor But, even granting that. no
managed to nut one over last nigh,
lhai surprised the unsurprisable. Mis-,
Davis, a young local actrcss who has
h"en appearing in tho Grayce Scott
'ompanN's production OF Lovers Lane"
M The BiJou this week. became sud
denly II! yesterday. and. ut the las,
moment. il became necessary TO pu,
IN substitute. None could be found:
the part is important and could no,
he cut out without injuring the comedy
element OF the play: cveryhodv elso
connected with the company. includ
inG the children. had already enough
10 DO so there remained only Mr.. New
ing. who had been resting and count
ing money. Therefore, In tho part Of
Aunt Melissa. q deaf and feeble old
woman. beloved OF Uncle B!N Riddell
there appeared last night--Dc Witt
NewinE' Furthermore. ne played the
part well. and VIII continue in il
through the rest OF the week. Some
actor-whatc
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Lyrics Midwcek Change.

HcadlnE The now Dill tha: comes into
TN" Lyric to-day for the rest OF the
"eek Is the Milton Pollock Company.
IN George Ade's sketch. speaking TO
Father. Reports on this act are to
the effect that AIDES work contains a
laugh in every line and the four pco-
pie presenting il make ever line cf-
fecttvc. Another headliRcr for the
week is Lillian Jcr!cin. singing
coincdiehne Well known on tho musical
comedy stage. who adds interest to
her legitimate singing by appearing
IN seven changes of costume. Other
acts are: Eckert and Berg In mo
ments Of melody: Bert Melbourne.
h!ackface comedian, and the Zenda
troupe. sensational casting athletes
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Marguerite CInrk Mt Strand.

For the last half OF the week the
strand offers the immensely popular
little star, Marguerite Clark, in her
new screen production. "Wildnowcr.'
which Is sail to he even more charm
ing and more happily adapted to her
talents than The Goose Girl" in which
she won ST. much favor n few weeks
aeo. Wildfowcr" is a love story BY
Mary Gcramaine. and in IL Miss Clark
po"trnys the character of bcwitch :
ing, though unsOphisticated. Young girl
OF the forest. whose innocence and
ignorance lead her To mistake. for a
time. mere Sitter for gold At the
crisis OF thu drama. howsycr, the girls
innate purity works as a powerful
force. and her innocence serves as de-
fcnsiVc arm"r. On Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday OF next week, the
Strand will present n perturbation OF
Edward Pepie's romance. "The Love
Route" with Harold Lockwood and
Winifred Kingston in the leading roles.
Mr.. Lockwood has the reputation Of
being ono Of the clc:crest and hand
s"mes. actors now playing before the
camera For the last half of next
week. the well-known Broadway actor.
Wallace Eddinger, will he seen in n
drawing-room photocomedy, ~ Gen
tleman of Leisure
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"The IdIer" nj Superior.

AZ It's feature for the second half
o. the week. beginning to-day, the
superior Offers William FOX's aim pro-
duction OF The Idlcr." c. iaddon
Chambers's wcll-known drama with
Charles R!chman, Cathrine Countiss.
Claire Whitney and Stuart Holmes in
the principal roles. 1t will be remem-
bcred that The Idler" attracted much
attention earlier in the season. when
IL was presented by tho Lucille La
Verne Company, with Herbert Kelley.
Ellie shannon and Edward Arnold i'm
the important parts
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BUSTERS WALLOP SOX

.. IAN DIEGO. CAL. March 10y
Coat League team mad. two ~ -
'" rec from the chicaG" Americans.
vc,ico II II h
Chicago - ''''''n =
. Hattcries. Tcnlcy. mn. ricr%c and
c;p'm.er' Mite. Bliss. Russell. Ken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11

Chicago. March 10--Thc American
Leagues playing season OF 154 games
Will open April % and close September
81. according 70 an announcement to-
day by two members OF the schedule
committee.
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Cubs Bent Athletic,

ANA FLA. March lo-Tro chi
J phnii. Nnionais again defeated III.
"',anc'phia Athletics. : to 2 day
IN IN" second game ~ the cxhiht,innnn
series series. The hitting Of Zimmcrma,, AMI
"aicr ana Walsh featured
nhicdEc ." - IN
ihIiad"lnh!a 3 q q q % !,
H.. fierce. Mcdonnell. I.nver
Myers and McAvoy. SChang. ;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11

Spring training and spring cleaning
vii! bc the word in Richmond next
week. Both travel together.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-19
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
REAcH's 1918 GUIDE
Official Hand Book of American League
on Sale Tomorrow

The 1915 Reach American League
Guide-the official handbook uf the
great major league presided over by
famous Ban JohnsOn-has just made
its ever-weleome appearance thus usher
ing in one more baseball season;
function which it has fulfilled each
spring for thirty-three consecutive
wears.
The 1915 Reach Official American
League Guide also contains the most
important requisite to give il official
stamp and public value, namely. the
revised aud correct uniform Playing
Rules Code for 1915, together with the
1915 championship schedules of the
American League, National League and
various important minor leagues. In
short, everything of interest or value
either for record or reference will DO
found within the covers of this great
book. which is thus really comrlete
history of baseball in 1914. The Reach
American League Guide for 1915 is for
sale by all newsiealers at ten cents the
copy. Adv
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Central HIGH Girls meet
CRANBERSBURG Goods
Fast Game in Chestnut Street Audi
torium This Evening-Scrubs to
Play Camp Curtin Grammar-Boys
Go to Altoona

Tonight viii be ail-girls night at
the Chestnut street auditorium. when
the Central High girls team ana the
seru6s will stage a double attraction.
The first team viii PLAY the Chambers.
burg Higa scsOol cO-eiS ami the scrubs
viii play the Canp Curtin Grammar
school five
The girls game was postponed last
week on account of the death Of Prof
Steele. principal Of rae High school,
and at that time both the bows and the
girls were scheduled 70 play. The boys
Will play its first game with the Al
toona High Srhool tonight at Altoona.
The postponed game with this team in
Harrisburg will likely be played in the
Chestnut street auditorium Wednesday,
March 81. Rote and Ford Will play
forwards; Winn. center: Bingham and
Reed, guards and Houtz, first substi-
tute. viii take the Altoona trip.
The Central girls had improved
since the opening game at Chambers
burg. wher they lost by decisive
score, and expect in to-uight's game
TO even the score with that team. The
first game will start at o'clock. The
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That one should turn the scale alone.
While each into himself was he
On whose sole arm hung victory.
Ii did depend on one, indeed:
Behold him-Arnod Winkelried,
There sounds not TO the trump OF fame
The echo of nobler name.
Snmarked, he stood among the thronp.
In rumlnation deep and long.
III you might see, with sudden grace.
Inc very thought come DER his face.
And, by the motion of his form.
Anticipate the bursting storm:
And. by the uplifting of his brow
lel Where the bolt would strike, and
But twas no sooner thought than
The field was in moment won!
Make way for libertyp' he cried.
Then ran, with arms extended wide.
As If his dearest friend TO clasp:
len spears he swept within his grasp
Make way for liberty he cried:
There keen points crossed from side to
side;
He bowed among them like a tree.
And thus made way for liberty.
Swift to the breach his comrades fv-
Make way for hbertyl" they erv.
And through the Austrian phalanx dart.
As rushed the spears through Arnold's
heart:
Mhilei instantaneous as his fall,
kout, ruin, panic seized them all.
An earthquake could not overthrow
\ city with a surer blow.
Thus Switzerland again was free
Thus death made way for liberty.
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BRELsFoRD A. c. ORGANIZES
Plan Fast Baseball Team for 1915
Campaign in Delaware

At meeting of the Brelsford A. C.
yesterday plans were made to put a
fast tenn on the field this season. The
following players will try for positions
ON the team: Coken, Shuey. Me-
Naughton, Burke, Shade, Hoverter.
Faekler, veaner, Vance, Ellenberger,
Benedict, Shannon, White, "Ben"
Coyle, c. Williams, Gibson, Wilson.
Cooper, "Kid" Miller. of York, and
&. johnson, of Red Lion. Pa. Practice
will begin the last Saturday in March
ON the clue grounds at Paxtang Park,
providing weather conditions are fa-
vorable.
Games are wanted with teams in
Dauplhin, Cumberland. Lebanon. York
and Lancaster counties. Address
James Fegan, Manager, Seventh and
North streets.
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snake way for libertyl" he cried
Made way for liberty and died.
In arms the Austrian phalanx stood,
4 living wall. human wood;
IEpre enable their front appears,
All horrent with projecting spears.
Opposed TO these a lowering band
contended for their fatherland.
Peasants whose new-f0und strength had
broke
From manly neeks the ignoble yoke;
MaTshaled once more ar freedoms call,
They came TO conquer or to fall.
And now the work of life and death
Hung on the passing OF breath;
The IRE of conflict burned within;
The battle trembled to begin:
Yet, while the AustEians held their
ground,
Point for assault was nowhere found:
TheTe'er the impatient Switzers gazed.
The unbrOken line OF lances blazed;
That line 'twere suicide to meet,
And perish az their tyrants' feet.
How could they rest within their
graves.
To leave their homes the haunts of
slaves2
Would they not feel their children
tread,
With elanking chains, above their
headl
1t must not be; this day, this hour,
Annihilates the invaders power.
And Switzerland is in the field
She win not fly: she cannot yield;
She must not fall; her better fate
Here gives her an immortal date.
Few were the numbers she could boast,
But every freeman was host.
And felt, as 'twere. secret known
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CLASSIC WAR POEMS
Selected by j. Howard Vert
ARNOLD WINKELRIED
BY JAMES MONTGOMERY

The Swiss like the Scots and all inhabitants regions
been noted all
Hean
OF its territory told Of
the patriotism and hs
date back present between
what actual historic
magniied during centuries Of repetition.
OF this class the William TELL
Gese did But
demanded
reply NV son.
and would L sseii mark"
deliberate
made
been favoFite subject
story the by james Montgomery here presented.
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FAST PLAYERS COMING
Point Bay Five Has Some OF Fastest
Players in New York

The Point Bay big five which ap-
pears in the Chestnut street auditorium
tomorrow night has some of the fast
est basketball men in New York State
included in the lineup, Nolan and
Boyle, the forwards. are fast pair
and have been playing together for
years, Mcintyre viii probably take
care of the pivot position and Curran
and Boylan the guard positions.
The game will be called at S o'clock
and win De followed by the usual
dance with another exhibition of the
modern dances between the halves.
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Moose Lodge Elects offieers

At the annual election yesterday
Lodge No. 107, Loyal Order of Moose,
chose the following officers: Dictator,
c. E. Rea; vice Dictator, \. W. Emer,
lex; prelate, A. Krankenburg; treas
urer, George P. Satehell; inner guard,
Samuel T. Gland; outer guard, Joseph
II. Ninnich; trustee, Angus Cameron;
delegate TO supreme lodge convention,
Elmer f. Stacks: alternate, Alvin G.
Myers. The election was held from
to o'clock. afternoon, and from q TO
3, night. A smoker followed.
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New Fiye.man Bowling Mark

Peoria, ILL.,. March ia new mark
for the five-man teams to shoot at was
presented when teams from Buffalo and
Indianapolis took their turns on tine al
leys in the American Bowling Congress
tournament yesterday. The old high
score of 2S07. made by the Maxines,
of Detroit, had been exceeded by the
Bob Plummers, of st. Louis. who rolled
1888. The Hoffbraus, rolling in the first
batch of Buffalo teams, took eighth
place with e,695. In the doubles
Wienold and Mstthes, of Chicago, are
still nigh with 1888, while Lsllinger,
of Chicago, leads the individuals With
671.
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Benefit Package Social

The Albion Athletic Association
held ''paekage social last night for
the benefit of the athletic association,
of the organization. The social was
held in the store room adjoining the
club rooms at 1885 Market street, and
was in charge of the association mem
bers.
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STATE SCHOOL FUND OF PENNsYL.
vANIA,
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Harrisburg, Pa, March /, 1915
Statement of amount in the School
Fund at the close of business on
February &c, 1915:
Commonwealth Trust Co..
Harrisburg, ............ S5,304 90
Total amount in School Fund, s5,S04 90
State OF Pennsylvania, City of HARRIS
burg. SIS:
Personally appeared before me. A. w.
Powell. Auditor General r. X. Young.
State Treasurer who being duly sworn
according to law. saith that the fore
going statement is true and correct to
the best of his knowledge and belief.
r. X. YOUNG,
State Treasurer.
Sworn and subscrib I'd before me, this
9th day of March, 1915.
A. W. POWELL
Auditor General
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l.
Statement OF amount in the State
Treasury at the close Of business on
February 26, 1915. exclusive OF moneys
appropriated to the sinking Fund:
American Bank. Phila.. -. $4,000 90
Armstrong County Trust
Co, kittanning. ......... 10000 90
Athens Nat. Bank, Athens, Is. 600 90
Bank of Commerce, Phila., 10000 90
Bank OF Donora, Donora... 5000 90
li@msport, ...t...5...... 5000 90
Bank of Secured Savings.
Pittsburgh. ......-...... 20, 900 90
Beaver Trust Co. Beaver. 10000 90
Bentleyville National Bank.
Bentleyville. ......... 5000 90
Blairsyille National Bank.
Bolivar Nat. Bank. Bolivar, 10000 90
Bradford Nat. Bank, Brad
ford, ,;...;.............. $4,000 90
BridgeviIe, .....:...-.:. 5000 90
BFooEyiiis sSGtSfnte, Titk and ' Trust 10000 90
Co. Bro9oskyille. :.......; 10000 90
Cambria Title Savings and
Trust Co, Bbensburg. 10000 90
Carlisle Trust Co.. Carlisle. 5000 90
Carnegie, ..:.:;..:....... 5000 90
wissa, ...-..........-... 5000 90
Central Nat. Eank, Phila.... 10000 90
Central Nat. Bank, Wilkins
burg, .:..,....:......s.. 10000 90
Chambersburs. ....:...... 5000 90
Citizens Bank. Harrisburg. 5000 90
Citizens Deposit and Trust
Co, Allentown. 80. 5000 90
.vue. .................. 10000 90
Citizens Nat. Bank, Big Run 5000 90
dale. ..;....s.-.. -. 10000 90
Citizens Nat. Bank. Wash
lngton, ..;..........; 5000 90
TT1s; CO, coudersport... $4,000 q
Citizens Title and Trust
Co. Uniontown. ..- $4,000 90
citizens Trust Co. clarion. 10000 90
field. .:............:..,. $4,000 90
Haven, ;..,..s.,,.....,. 5000 90
burgh. .................. 100000 90
burg. ....:............ $4,000 90
Bradford ............... 5000 90
Commercial Trust Co. Phil
adelph!a. $4,000 90
Pittsturgh. .:.;:....;... 1l5.OOO 90
ren. ......:.-.-..: 5000 90
Phila.. -. ......,..... $4,000 90
dersport, ..........: 10000 90
Scranton. ........ $4,000 90
Deposit Nat: Bank, Du Bois, 10000 90
Dime Deposit Bank Wilkes
Du Bois Nat Bank, Du Bois, 5000 90
East End Savings and
Trust Co.. Pittsburgh: $1,000 90
:. Ridgway, $4,000 90
Trust Co.. Greenyille.. 10000 90