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DISSOLVE co.
Amalosmated Copper Co. to BE
LiquiJstet and Stock OF Anaconda
offered in its Place

NEW YORK. May Stockholders
OF the Amalgamated Copper Company
nave received circular from the
president. John ID. Ryan. stating that
inasmuch as the Amalgamated Cop
per Company has become merely the
holding company of the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company. II Is pro
posed to dissolve I he Amalgamated
company and distribute its assets.
To effect this dissolution to the best
advantage. the Amalgamated has de-
cided 10 sell an amount OF Anaconda
stock which will reduce the holdings
OF the company, so that distribution
on present issue of shares Of the An
aconda company may be made at the
rate of two shares of Anaconda for
one of Amalgamated. To carry out
this plan. directors OF the Amalga-
mated have concluded to OFFER stock
holders Of record on May II next, the
privilege Of buying one share Of Ana
conda, at S2J per share for each six
shares Of AmalEamated held by them
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be a defeat. and grave one. IN
place OF a party cabinet. national
ministry ought then to be formed. and
a new military levy made. Happily.
there Is yet no need to anticipate a
retreat from Npres. much less a Ger
man march to Dunkirk and Calais. /"
Other German claims relate TO sue
cesses in the Moevre where the Ger
mans say in an attack along the
northern side OF the St. Mihiel wedge
they took upwards OF 1000 prisoners.
and that they repulsed French at
tacks on the southern section OF the
during the last few weeks, entirely
disagrees with the French account or
the actions.
In the Dardanelles.
Or the operations in the Dardanelles
up TO Sunday. Premier Asquith gave
the House OF Commons some news
this afternoon. although the number
of troops landed was withheld. As
$4,000 were landed the first day and
the Decentralization continued for a
week. while the French have also
Joined the British and Australians on
the GallpOli peninsula. IL is apparent
that the force Is a formidable one.
The premier. while issuing a warn
ing that the casualties were heavy.
paid a glowing tribute to the troops,
through whose eNertions considerab bic
progress toward the Narrows has
been made.
An Athens dispatch says that the
Turks have again been defeated. Pet
rograd dispatches report that further
defeats have been inflicted on the
Turks on the Turco-Persian frontier.
near Dilman. and near OH, on the
CaucasiOn border.
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BIG EFFORT
CcOntinu.d PROM first ras.J

capital reiterate that tho victory has
been grealy exaggerated. and tho put
llc D. waiting Co hear what Grand
Duke Nicholas. commander ln chief OF
the Russian forces. has 10 say about
The Germans also claim series Of
successes in the west They report
mat they are continuing TO make pro
sress southeast of Yprps. which. how.
ever. II hardly borne out by Field
MARSHAL French. who says that the
British have recaptured more Of tho
trenches which were lost ON hin so
and That hghtlng a. sfir progrcaeinr
In that neighborhood. while elsewhere
me Germans have shown no disposi-
tlun % attack
There are reports that the Germans
are about 90 make another deform-
med ctort 70 take Nprpa. which Is
considered tho key to the French
coast ports
loss Would Be Defeat.
The Pail Mall Gazette saws this
evening 10 is folly 90 saw that Nprcs
has more of political than Of military
Importance" and adds
Tho Germans would be- more en-
Outraged hy success Of Yprcs than
by anything since the fall Of Antwerp
TT such an event occurs We must in.
stanily recognize 10 a nd admit 30 TO
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES sALE.



~ virtue % = dsed % trust made o.
HArNey n Cook and Addis ~ Cook. 49,
lie se. O. NE undsr-isn-d, datsd M gard
office % the Cierk III ths County Court
~ onto County. Wet Nlrgfnia- IN ur..f
~ 4 rest heok No. ~ a. PAGE seG. VII
- ~ tnhlic auction O. tnr htsh ard
eest bidder. - the aorth front dcor ID
tlty % MheeiinE. IN the county % OHIO
ana Ststr - West Virginia on
SATURDAY. THE ssrH DAY OF
MAY. 1915.
couirieuc lnE az 10 oclock A. N. the fol-
Co saa
Part 81 10, Numbered one tip IN square
numesryd torty-nine tssl in that part OF
me CITY ~ Whc~ling. ohio County. state
of West Virginia. known as RlchIetoVn
or south Wheeling. In SprlEg and
Ritchie's Addition thereto. bounded ami
desert bid more particularly a. follows
ksginnnig at the Intersection OF the
south line Of Forty-ttird ga street and
last along the south line q Forty third
street seVenty-two feet: thence south
N cnty -cight tssl feet from the west
dary Of said lot. thence West TO point
In the East side OF said Wood street
nfty-siN and 1N-l0o CSC $4,000 feet from
Fast line OF Wood street fifty-siN and
1S-ioa (5s 5s-l0OD feet 10 the place OF
beginning. together with all and singu-
lar the improvements and appurtenanccs
thcreunto belonging or appcrtaiuing
Being the same property conveyed 10
Harvey r. Cook By Henry Brinkmann
and Milhelmina Briukmeun. his vile. by
deed bearing date the Let DAY OF April.
4. u. 1895. and recorded in the office OF
the CLERK OF the County Court OF Ohio
County. West Virginia. IN deed book
number 20 at page AL.
TERMS OF SALE. Onc-thtrd or the
purchase money. or 80 much mory a. the
purchaser may elect TO pay cash In hand
ON the day OF safe. and the residue In
two equal installments. payable rcspec-
lively Ia six months and twelve months
from the day Of sale. with interest tho
purchaser giving his negotiable profnis-
sorry notes for the deferred payments.
the legal title being retained as further
security until all OF the purchase money
shall have been paid.
PRED l.. MACRY. Trustee.
my-1-1f-2l-2s
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CHA MPIONSHIP
State University and Marshall Col
iese Will Clash In First Contest
for State Honors.

Special Dispatch 20 the Gntcilirencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. MAY G.
West Virginia meets Marshall COLLEGE
tomorrow afternoon here in the nrst
game OF the series TO determine the
state championship. and every man
r. on edge. Charlie Fulton will prob
ably pitch. with Chenoweth and Hun
man ready for reserve duty. The Var
sity expects a hard battle. but conf
IDENTIFY expects 20 win.
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TO CHARLESTON
Counsei for city ana water Consumers
Present Arguments Before Public
Service Commission.

Arguments regarding the proposed r,.
muvnl hy the city ~ water meters were
submitted Co the state Public esrf loo
commission VI Charleston YESTERDAY af-
teruoou. bV counsel rrurearufIrn fna
CITY ana aefrraI consumers who nrr
tere city solicitor q. Harold Brennan
rcrreferffd tns city. while Judge Prank
W. Ncfhltf appeared Boo hehaif Of tile
consumer several city officials ana
rllteua were present at tho hearInr.
Ihe Public Service Com mission took
the matter under c0nridernfinu. but IItr.
rIrion S. Announced
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Mrs Fla Bates Turner, for many
terday ut the home OF her daughter.
MIS- Eleanor Il. Csrothers. Springfield
Mass. Mrs. Turner was the widow OF
ter OF the late DIR. William J. Bates She
had a large circle OF friends ia Wheel
ing who viii be shocked and grieved to
Mrs. Eleanor Carothers. Mrs. Fdward NJ
March. and William n. Turner. all OF
Springfield. Mrs.W l.. Butler and Miss
sarah BATES. Of this city. are sr~yrs.
Tho remains will be broU-ht TO this
city and will be laid to rest besid. her
husband. In the family lot at Greenwood
cemetery. The services will be held at
the home OF DR.. Robert J. Reed. Twelfth
made later.
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ATTACH RECEIPTS
wrestling Bout Almost Stopped LAST
Might When Constable Obtains
Money on Judgment

Constable Charles Miller Yesterday
evening almost broke up the WRESTLING
match when he served an attachment
warrant on J. VI. Crane. promoter Of
the bout. 10 seems that there was
some ttiEation between the Royal
typewriter Company and Mr.. Crane.
Judgment was returned before Squire
Lee =. DObbs for the money and the
execution was served By Constable
Miller just prior 10 the opening of the
match. lie attached the money draw
er and took i1225
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobberr. MGR.
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
NE state Board OF Control OF the State
Of West Virginia will receive bids daIiv
81 Its office at Charleston. West Virgtuts
IsF furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment or which f. vested IN said Board
SoEtracts Will be awarded 10 the lowest
bldderst quality considered. and other
thlhss being equal West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
ii,, bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
1e-l-tt Charleston. West virginia
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ZILLIKEN CONFIRMED

Special Dispatch 90 the tn-euirencer.
WELlSBUBG. w Va. May g.
Henry a. Zilhken received HE con
hrmation as postmaster % Weushurr
Wednesday and viii formally enter
upon his duties this morning Mr..
Iilliken was recommended BY Con.
gresham Nicely on May 9Th % fu tho
vacancy caused by the death OF Post.
master Buckhannon.
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HALE At 100

BALTIMORE. May G. Cheerful and
In full possession Of hcr faculties o..
cept her sight. Mrs. Anne Ponder ceIe.
brated her i0sth birthday today At her
home here. She IL an English woman.
having been born near London.
7 have lived like other people. she
tells inquirers. Il have eaten all {
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Mooney Funeral.


Funeral services will be held this
morning at go o'clock over the remains
OF the late John J. Mooney. who died
early Wednesday morning at the family
residence. No. 100 Eoff street. Follow
Ing the services at the home requiem
high mass will be celebrated at st
IoSeph's Cathedral and interment will
be in St Calvary cemetery.
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Mrs. Eliza N. stuck.

Mrs. Eliza NJ. Little stuck. relict OF
the late Earl NJ. stuck. died Tuesday at
the family home. No. 47i0 Eoff street.
Funeral services over the remains will
be held this afternoon at . O'Clock Fol
lowing the services interment will be in
McMechen cemetery. Mrs. Stuck was n
devout member OF the Christian church.
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10 accommodate another witness who
had to leave the city.
Early in the day. w. ii. Pierce, OF
the Brotherhood OF Federated Labor
Employees. charged that W. q. Lee.
president OF the Brotherhood of RAIL
road Trainmen, was a Traitor To lis
Fellows in the Altoona strike and
that he deserted the shopmen after
promising them support. Lee will be
asked TO reply to the charges.
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Funeral services over the remains of
the late Harry ONeill. who died We'd
nesday morning. will be held this after
noon at o'clock at the Kiadelberrer
undertaking establishment. FollowIns,
the services interment will be in Green
wood cemetery
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Requiem high mas was celebrated
yesterday morning at St Joseph's Ca
thedrnl over the remains OF the late Mrs
Mary Irwin, a former resident OF TINS
city. who passed away Monday evening
Following the services interment was in
Mt. Calvary cemetery
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Home OF William
Lipphardt, $40 Elm street. Mar
tins Ferry; 10 room house. two
bath rooms, large sun parlor and
garage; 2l5 feet frontage sur
rounded by beautiful shade trees
and shrubbery; price and terms
reasonable; electric lights. gas and
all modern conveniences. Apply
SECURITY TRUST CO, Wheel
ing; FRANK A. SEDGwICK and
r. T. ONG, Martins Ferry. m6h
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AUTOMOBILES

~ cts. Auto Tire Repair
Co. 17o6 Eoff. hp-17-30t
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RIVER NEWS

shght rises Were reported all along
tne ONO last evening. The various
pools were full and the bear trans
NIL probably be lowered today. A
McMechen. below the dam. a stage Of
Ieet . inchts and rising slowly was
recorded last night.
Inc Lorena Is due down for Park.
TISoufb AT D a. m. today, while the
Liberty Will arrive at 3 D. mo. from
Marietta H. iioiii
The Reuben Dunbar is due at a.
m. saturday. bound for Charleston
put taking freight for all Ohio river
points as lar south as Louisville.
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FoR sALE-Ice box. eleven feet Wide.
seventeen feet long. holds tons ice.
suitable for slaughter house. I.uautr. 4.
Bell phone 329-J. Wheeling. my-5 n, :
FOR SALE-Bay MARIE. weight 1850 lbs
my-f-m
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The Trfnch have r.rrrffv rrI f,f.. ,t-
'in.1 r nuunfr ~ haffrrIra 'uf .u.IfII.
W-i.f ueld pieces mounted un strong
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WANTED-TO BUY

wANTED-Would like to buy a large ice
box. good for butcher shop. Address
Steve Hladik 44Oi Franklin st. Bell-
aire Ohio rny-G-f
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DED

JoHNs-Dn Thursday. May q. 1915. az
aN O'Clock o.. W. o. sfraffurd hotel
GEORGE D. JOHNS.
Funeral services o. the residence Dr
Morgan T.. OFT Echo Point safurrse
afternoon af o'clock Friends Dol.
fIfHd Co. attend Tntern1enf ME-.
Greenwood cemetery
tIlooac omit nowersD
TURNER ON Thur.I4v. Nav g. rof- ..
NrrlurIisId Moss. ELLA EATE1
IlttNEIt widow ~ ur W D. Turn.r
and uauEhfsr oft Che late DR. Vs. D ana
A q Bates.
Funeral notice hereafter
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t,o DAVIS ISLAND DAM feet. sta
AIRY. clear. N'a'ioh-
cloudy. 49, iaiilht' o
clear S'"''"i'ary =
VI CITY, feet. stationary: clear.
NAkREN-2 feet. stationary: clear
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pleased all my life. and ] take things
just a. they come"
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL S
.-.--~--s---.-- -------~-~--------
n TEL Boutwell,

fNlnIa H.. Second house from WnnrH.
wnIt ana Steel PIE. Every auuuInffrenf
iilEnert standard Dol cuisine and service
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert SGhU
FONGTNL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAl EMuALMER.
ii22 and if24 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Ntsht-
Store Phones e35.
&. J. Bertschv Nat Phone ia,a.R
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BFeummer & HiIdebrsnd

Corner Market and Tvvenfv-ee~CTg a..
ANepnone @Vf' Opcn day and night.
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NEWS BRIEFS


WoRkHoUsE REPORT FILED
The report OF superintendent Halter
shows that . men escaped during the
month Of April Prisoners az works
April !, twenty. white males received
during month 80. colOred males n.
white females z. cOlOred females 8.
total ~. Paroled 10. prisoners on
hand May = 80. Meals served curing
month 1850
DANCING
every evening A. Belle Isle.
MRS. HAmMERLEE GRATEFUL
Yesterday morning Mayor ~. \. ARK
received a letter from Mrs Florence
Hammerlee in which she expressed
her gratitude 90 Wheeling peopt. ror
The part they have taken In bringing
her case before the Carnegie Com
mission. which in. turn granted hor a
substantial income during life
Hammeiicc's husb band lost HE lffg
while aiding a local police officer 10
make on arrest
SEATS 10 KS WIFE-Pote Kim.
n'rley vas arrested last nlRhf bv OF
uref Johnson sn o. barge OF aburinR
his wife. lie will be arraigned be-
Tore judge Jordan this morning IN
police court
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FOR RENT

TWENTY UPsrArR ROOMS, roun
GROUND FLOOR ROOMS. ALL WITH
HOT AND COLD WATER; AT CoRNrR
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS. Goo
ANS coRNERD
JAMES L HAwLEY
lo6Sia MAIN STREET.
rooms ana bath-second floor-tn
kood repurs-low rent. W. n Nichols
E.-L -o--I. Az. mr-l6-ff
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SHERIFF SALE OHIO STOCK FARsI
Application for Pardon.


Notice II hereby given that on or about
the 18th day of June. 1915. an appII,a-
ton VIII be filed with y. g. Piorsou
Pardon Attorney. Charleston. West Nlr-
GINA. Tor the pardon OF Robert Ealry
convicted OF the crime Of Criminal 49,
snult. at the March Term. 1913. OF th.
Criminal Court Of Ohio County and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment In the West Nir-
giuia PeniteEuary for the period OF
twelve (12D years.
tSigned) ROBERT EALEy
my-4-1a
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For Sale or Trade

100 acres Of Pittsburgh Vein Coal
lands. located in eastern Marshall couu-
~ adjoining the Greene county line
VIII sell or trade for desirable farm or
income property. n you have some
hing 20 suit We can set you an ele-
CANT investment.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ARTERIAL EMBAI.MFRS
GoeyBe0U Co

times.
TELEPHoNEss
Htorc-Bell I2f2. National f742
Residence w n. Cooey. Holi la1a-I
National ie72-Y
hes.-A. BeiswenFer. National 1921.
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FOR SALE - ICE BOX -
Suitable for Butcher or
Grocery.
36 So. Penn St.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View" Box l02, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
SHERIFF SALE OHIO STOCK FARaH.
with coal only. $50 per acre. house. barn
springs. school. store. rich rolling laHd
100. avy or f-h acres. take trade Tor 4gs
acres n. Baird. owner. Hotel Windsor
W h'elins. v. Va. Agents commission TO
you. unv-g-t
foR SALE good pool tables In good
condition. steve Hladdik. 4fO1 Frank
lin st. Bellatre. O. mv-G-i
FOR SALE-OliveT typewriter Kocd
condition. VI. J. Smith, Sl1 Swami
st. fnTkersbuTg. W Va INSTR
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The WHEELING INTELL|GENCER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY
HOT WATER HEATING

Arshis ,. . Wood. 232s Marfs, street.
PRACTICAL Plumber. Gas and steam M
~. hot water heating my specially. A
can make you comfo-tAbls- Both nhones
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HEATING AND ROOFING'

A stsrnberg. Metal Csil.nR work,
Galvanizing and Copper Work Agent
Tor the Mahoning heater All Cast
iron. 1924 Belmont St. Bellaire. O.
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PAUL & WEIGH

Bell 1861. National s75 n
foH SALE-suburban Properties
EdgWood-On corner lot, an eight
room frame dwelling. bath. large porch
IS. furnace In hall. cistcru and we'll
water garage, cement walks. can be
eaIy pay meute. Price. ......... Sc 900
EdGWood-Two frame dwellings N
seven rooms ana bath each. on Porter
avenue. All modern. cistern and we'll
water. stone foundation. slate roof
porchea 'front.' aud back. cement walks.
LOIS pVAlaV. Nl,1VO down and the bal
. ance on very easy terms. Each "a 500
Let us show you these or other hofncG
on our list.
DAIUM d Caldwell
AGENTS.
Noon q City RAM.
EEL Phons. esE. Nat Phone ssAS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
FORTY-ONE WILL
Be GRADUATED
East Side Commercial and
Training School Commence
ment Occurs Tonight.

East Side Commercial and Training
School will, hold their third COM
mencement this evening, when forty
one students will be graduated.
The address and awarding of di-
plomas will be made by Frederic l.
johnson, president of the Board oi
Education. ELI Piokwick. jr., will
make the presentation of the class
for graduation. The program fol-
lows:
Overture, "The Magic Flute" Mo-
zart; barcarole. Tales Of Hoffman,
Offenbach, orchestra; salutatory
Ruth Furst; violin solo. "Spannisher
Tanz," Rehfeld, Joseph Neuss; Three
Meals Day" Rose Rich and Marion
Mead; quartet (a) "Merrily Goes OuI
Bark" Leslie; (b) "The Torpedo and
the Whale" Audran, Carl Potter
Herbert Bender, Rodger Sickle, Cliff
ford Renton; "The Development OF
Artificial Lighting" William Luftig
and Harold Heilman; piano solo,
Sonata Pathetique," Beethoven;
Alta Pearsall; industrial History OF
Newark" Sarah Feller; chorus, bridal
chorus from "The Rose Maiden, y
The graduates are as follows: Com
merclai Course-Ida E. AshlSins
Grace W. Broadwell, Charles De
Rosa, Leslie Donaly, Regina Engel,
Sarah E. Feller, Margaret Karp
Pauline Klausner, Ethel M. Pfan-
stiehl, Amy d. Scofield, Florence M
Southwark, Adeline Truscott, Hedwis
Wester and ID. Halsey Wolfe.
General Course-Anthony Ambrose
Olga C. Beyerle, Florence T. Connors,
Joseph /. Eehikson, Ruth C. Furst,
Daisy A. Gargan, Louis Greenberg
Harold G. Heilmann. William He'll
mann, Herbert Hensler. Anna A
Holman, William w. Luftlg, Arthur
A. MacCready, Alfred A. Neuschaefer
Alta Pearsall, Rose Fl. Rich, Mario
rie 10. Root, Fred A. Settle, David Sill
yer and Irene SZanik.
Vocational Course-Herbert Bender,
Robert Gibson, Marion Mead, Joseph
Neuss, Carl w. Poeter, William C
Renton and Roger e. Sickle.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
NEAR SIDE STOP ORDINANCE
LESSENS NEW YORK MISHAPS

tary OF the Safety First Society, said
yesterday:
This record is source of gratifl-
cation to the street traffic committee
and the executive officials of the
Safety First Society, who, in advo-
eating the adoption of the ordinance
year ago, placed themselves upon
record to the effect that a big reduc-
tion would be shown in the number
of accidents and fatalities within a
year.
New York is not the only city
which has benefited by a near side
ordinance. Reports received from
many other cities show decreases In
accidents. 1t is evident from the fig
ures that with the experience of the
last nine months the public has be-
come accustomed TO the regulation
and that 1t is most decidedly in the
interest OF safety frst. At the same
time the movement Of street cars has
been expedited, resulting in less traf-
fic congestion, Notwithstanding the in
crease in population and use of our
public streets by pedestrians and
vehicles