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The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
new TREATMENT THAT
KNOCKS RHEUMATISM
Hundreds Use Ii. Call IL y Wonder.
Offers to send a JOc BsX Free to
Any Sufferer to Prsye Ii.

Up in SyTacuse. y. Y. treatment for rheumatism
has been found that hundreds Of user IS won
der. reporting that seem little short Of mirac-
uluus Just a few treatments in the very
worst case seem 10 accomplish wonders even aiter
other remedies have failed entirely. II to
nguiIalize the ric acid and lime salt deposits in
the Olood. driving all the posUnous clogging waste
the sy ystgr-. Soreness pain. Stiffness swelling
j'St to melt away and vanish
The treatment frst introduced Ey MI Delano is
good that its owner wants every body who sut-
iCTs from rheumatism who has a friend al
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J. sTent. Mr.. DelanO ssys: To TTUve that the
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] send only one FREE Package 10 an address.
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completely armed and equipped British
troops were in camp and billeted at New
castle, only two hours by train from the
point of attack. And this force. more
than two-thirds as large as the Ameri-
can regular and volunteer army, could
not have entrained and landed at Scar
borough in time to thwart the landing
of as many Germans II a land invasion
had been the motive Of the lombard
ment.
Smile. at Wilson's Words.
It is often argued that coast defenses
do exist in the United States. The mag
nifcent guns of Panama and a few other
points are cited So was Scarborough
defended on the same pitiful scale.
Across about half a dozen of the narrow
roadways leading from the beach up the
steep inclines to the city barbed wire en-
tanglements had been erected. Twenty
streets were open. Half way down a
beautiful walk that winds downward from
the top of the cliffs to the sea a trench
had been dug, trench thirty feet long.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Lydia w Lichty, IS years. 52f7 P st. NV.
Margaret Z. HayCs. &c. llli st.
YinA NJ PARK 90. III 10th st. NV.
William o. LoWd, -. 1853 LIST Il. NV.
Herman SChoameyCr, q. Govt. Hospital Insane.
Chauncey s Briggs 70. SDs Newark st.
Kate Smith, G.. lliO y. Cap. 4.
Award L. johnson. jr.. O. HlS 18th 81.
GeneVieve T. Graves. s. 1913 81. Re
John Z. Bingham, ;. Garfield Hospital.
Robert r. Marten. IS. the Mendoza.
Annie NJ. Gantz. 6. sis Westminster ST.
J. Irving Paxton, s. 2i39 X st. NV.
Clara V. PyIes. 81 25O Wis. ave
Mary RYAN, 5 days Georgetown University HOspt
COLORED.
Dorothy Jackson. 10 years. Freedmen's Hospital
Charles West, Is, Freedmens Hospital.
George Reynolds 81, 1924 lst st. NV.
Pautha Smith Co. 3l7 Pleasant court sw
Agnes Scott q. 2G Ga. ave.
Norman Britt. ls s24 9Th st. NV.
Ditha Waters, 65. 1910 VT. ave. NV.
Florence Wilson. So Freedmen's Hospital
James LeTis. H. Al9 Chester court.
James $. Ashton. . months. y Oakdale place nv
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
John H. and Annie N. Williams. Girl.
STEPHEN ]. and Julia A. Sheehy, girl.
OssiOn ]. and Marguerite =. Ryan, girl.
Psul +. and May Myers. boy.
Albert z. and Cecilia 4. Mccarthy. girl.
David Z. and Marguerite McIntire, boy.
Jacob and Dora kantOr. boy.
James and EInOra Gordon, boy.
Charles F. and MaTy r. Edwards. boy twins
Clarence and Lillian CoOmbs. girl.
COLORED.
William and Gertrude Yuung. hoy.
Herman and MaTy Wilson. girl.
Rudolph L. and Mary +. Palmer. girl
John " and Esther L. kinCkle, boy.
BENJAMIN and Msmis Kelly. girl.
Raymond and Eugenia Hewlett, 'giTL
John and Maria Davis. grl.
Lee and Sarah Barnes. girl.
Neb and Mamie Bridseforth. girl
Washington and Jennie BurreIl, hoy.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
ISSUE CHARITIES REPORT.
Years Review VIII show How CO.
operation Is Needed in Giving.

Cooperation is the theme of the an
nual report of the Associated Charities,
which will be ready for distribution
within a few days. 1t is pointed out
that no plan of relieving a family in
distress can be successful without the
cooperation of the family.
The work of the Social Service Ex-
change, operated in the interest of the
sick. cold. hungry, needy, unemployed.
widows with children, neglected chill
dren, deserted families, the aged and
the inffrm, is explained by a two-page
diagram of a telephone exchange,
showing how all the lines of work
reach out to every case where assist
anCe is needed.
Disbursements for the year ended
September 30, 1914, are reported as
S5O,SI475, and receipts as $50,674.63.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
viii Probe Elections Brand

Attorney General Gregory yesterday
issued orders for an investigation into
charges of fraud relating to the recent
Congressional elections in Rhode Is
land. Newspapers in Rhode Island
have been carrying on an agitation for
an investigation. A summary of the
charges which was laid before Mr..
Gregory caused him to direct that an
investigation be made.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
KINGS OF NORTH
JOIN FOR PEACE
Scandinavian Countries De-
termined Not to Be Drawn
Into the War.
BOND SEALED AT MEETING
Russia and Germany Both Have Ava
ncious Eyes Turned on Rich
Monarchies.
,eci,I C6J. to The washington Her,lI.

Special CGIe TO The Washington Hersh.
Copenhagen. Jan. I6.-The peoples o.
the three Scandinavian countries arr
building great hopes on the new defen
sive alliance brought about by three kings
at the historic Malmoe conference Decem
Der is and l9. At last Scandinavia MAY
be unified as was France in the Middle
Ages, and Italy and Germany in the nine
teenth century. At last the race may
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
Save Scores from Wrecked Liner.

Port Louis, Mauritius Island, Jan. I6.-
The steamer Canara, bound from
Colombo, was wrecked a mile east of
Cave Point Blight on Thursday. Her
mails and passengers were landed today.
There is twenty-One feet OF water in her
hold.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
Haitiens Forced Into Army.

The Haitian government is resorting 10
conscription to obtain soldiers, according
10 advices received at the State Depart
ment yesterday. Citizens are being forced
into the military service. Minister Blan-
chard reports that Port au Prince Is
quiet
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
PILES CURED AT HOME By :. :.
new ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles. senu me yoCs-
address and / will tell you how to ere
treatment; and will also send sOn3e y.
this home treatment free for trial, with
references from your own locality II re-
quested Users report immediate relief
and speedy cures. Send no money, but
tell others Of this offer Write today to
Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box P, Notre Dame,
Ind.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17

Los Angeles is litigating over its Owens
river aQueduct. fI@lfTNIHN
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
John Trede Drops Dead.

John Trede, thirty-ive years old
319 f street southeast, dropped dead
at his home last night. DR.. Collins
of Casualty Hospital, pronounced death
due to heart trouble.
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These defensive measures caused those
who saw them to smile. just as the other
day a high British naval officer. when
asked what he thought of President WIZ
sons message on the defense OF the
United States. smiled, and later, with
twinkle in his eye. ventured the opinion
that Garrison seemed to be a pretty
good man s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

days report the market opened weaker
and the prices were cut i.e the same
Ing was light and receipts heavy. Re;
ceivers complained of light business and
Snsaiist ,be %ssdeT rsa,d and a"s ladies' ,HlSs' we're on
&c Market closed weaker and unsatis.
factory. Prices; Creamery. extras. W
state, dairy. tubs. finest. 2712t &c.
good 10 prime, e5a 2Sise,; common TO- fair.
Nrsts, 22h q 23..; lower grades Il re;
imitation creamery. hrsts. 22ig n use;
ladies. current make. nrs;s, 2lis g?2c. sec.
packing stock. current make, No. =. GOA u
sle;; lover grades. 1874 Ii9,sG u.
cautiously yestcrday and the market vas
decidedly easier, with a decline OF nc.
Supplies are more than ample to M local
orders. II exporters do not buy freely
there will be "A further decline. Trading
was light and the market closed weak.
Prices: state. whole milk. fresh twins,
average fancy. l5al5Ac,; state skins,
fresh specials, I?h al2@c.; skins fresh.
EGGs-Demand for high grade stock
kept the market firm and caused an ad.
vance Of &c. on nrs,s. TIL receipts OF
Of undergrades. The demand for nearby
hennery stock exceeded the supply, and
browns we're up ,se, Market is rather un,
the rsfrigerators. II Europe demands
many eggs prices are likely to advance he
fore ,hs end Of the month @oan,h Prices; rrs,h
ssassSi.ss..;; S o'' t. dries. i5iif 1s sfeG ssn:
merry. whites. fine 70 fancy. 2Gg?7e.i hen
merry. browns. 23Y25c.: mixed coiors.
LIVE PouLTRY-TAere wgr. unloaded
YESTERDAY 80 cars. one Of which was by ex-
press. This left 6 cars on trade. with In
voices showing further arrivals during the
might. Buyers were rather SLOW about TAX.
lag hold, and what fowls We're sold went
at 10 y q Ice. and market WAS established
on that basis. There was an oversupp!y
of b%roilers. and they were lc. lower than
enough Western ducks to quote. Old
ROSTERS were in fair supply. and there wer.
or turkeys. Prices; Fowls, i5ia q Ice;
b~roilers. 2o123c.: ducks. Long Island.
spring, ls~lSLc; old. lJgl5isc.. old
ROSTERS, loc.; guineas, pair. SOC. pigeons.
DRESSED PoULTRY-The demand yes
terday was unsatisfactory, Nece!v-rs aye
inclined to believe prices Will be main
tanned. although there were gales OF fresh
killed fowls under the quotations of the
off. MIX fed chickens in boxes are run
ming larger ana weights are Increased ma
terially TO the box, the increased weights
making prices lc, better than the clusa
saturday, Not very much doing in frozen
poultry. with owners OF fancy fowls and
good turkeys holding nrm at quotations.
Prices; Fresh-Fowls, II to box. West.
ern, 60 lbs. 'and over. l7isc.y Western.
eealded, large, lcc.; ]hroilers, p; SOC ola
10 lbs. to dozen. $3.50; Ms, SO: lbs,
S2.5o. Turkeys, fresh hens and toms
isc. FroZen-Tu.keys, dry picked, Sc
Iec,ed. 2lc.; Western. zoe. Texas, l79
l7Hc. Brollcrs, milk fed. - I" - lbs
22123c; corn fed, IS TO - lbs. 81.
Chickens, Il to box, milk fed, A3 to ~
lbs. zoe. IS lbs, ard over. .iH@2c.; corn
fed, 43 to ~ lbs, l3c.; ~ lbs, and over,
or EoAfg 10 tn hoy Ft lhs and nNTF IA
dozen. lsc.; 80 10 30 lbs, !5c. Old BOOSTERS
l20l2rc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
"MOP" POLICY
MEETS APPROVAL
Course Of Asking Security
Holders Assent Regarded
as Honorable.
wv METHODS POSSIBLE

The Missouri Pacific reorganization
plan drawn up by Kuhn, Loeb < co.
and the committee of security holders
vas recognized In Wal Street yester-
day as the flnal plan under which the
railway will be revitalized. whether or
not the security holders agree. The step
of skins security holders for their IS
sent before resorting TO receitership
was commended IN Wall Street as u
much more honorable and fair course
than the headlong rush by the insiders
to a receiyership. as In the cases OF the
Frisco and the Rock Island syteins,
where there was no sembllnce of a plan
or the slightest knowledge on the part
OF the security holders Of what was GO
Ing on.
Considering the plan In this light. az
q contrast with the action In the two
other recent examples OF great railroad
reorganizatlons, Wall street inclined
yesterday to temper its views on the
drastic nature of the main elements OF
the Missouri Pacific plan. The conclu.
sions of those most intimately connected
with the plan was that a very large
volume OF the security holders would
come in, but that the chances were
against its acceptance by such a num-
her Of the security holders as to war
rant declaring the plan operative.
1'he course of the reorganizers In this
event will be a choice of two methods.
II II looks at the expiration OF
n reasonable period-the ~rcorganizers
have set June ], 1915. as the date
within which announcement as to de-
claring the plan operative Will be made
that an extension of the time Tor de-
posts of securities will meet with sue
cess the time will be extended. This
extension will be given. however. with
the warning that whether or not at It's
end sufficient security holders have as
scented the plan for which voluntary as
sent Is asked will be put into operation
through receivership and foreclosure
sale.
The other course will he that the re-
adjustment managers and the security
holders committees will Immediately pro-
coed to put this plan into operation
through n ~recclvership. II deposits are
not considered sufficiently large at the
end Of the time now stated to warrant
n voluntary reorganization. IL was
learned yesterday shat rcccirership Tor
tho road was seriously contemplated be-
fore June I last. when the note issue
matured. but was postponed on the
ground that the experiment of putting
the matter up to the security holders
ought first to be tried.
Comment yesterday centred chiefly on
the h%eaviness of the assessment on the
stock and the ~refunding OF underlying
Issues. especially those soon TO mature
with the new first and %refunding mort
gage 6 per cent. bonds, The present
stock made n new low record in Its
history yesterday at 47s.
Copies Of the plan were being sent
broadcast over the cou'.try yesterday
In the beginning OF the campaign for the
success of the plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
SI NJ MONStS.


SIIKEME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS
-lSABELl.E BRADLEY, Plaintiff. against
MORRIS SElDMAN, ANNIE SElpMAN,
his wife, rRpNlDENT ASSOCIATES.
LAWYERS MORTGAGE COMPANY. be-
PENDANTS. SUMMONS,
10 TIL ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU Il HEREBY SUMMONED TO
answer the complaint In this action, and
to serve "A copy OF your answer on the
plaintiff attorneys within twenty days
after the service of this summons. eX-
elusive of the day Uf service, and in case
OF your failure 10 appear, or answer. iuie-
ment will b. taken against You by default
tor the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated. March IL. 1913.
DILLON, THOMSON " CLAY, Plaintiffs
Attorneys, Post One" Address and
ONCE. No, l6 Dey street, New York
city,
TO MORRIS sEipMAN y ANNIE
SEIDMAN;
The foregoing Is served upon
YOU by publication pursuant to an order OF
Frederick T., Crane, Justice Of the supreme
Court, dated the 2lth day of Nav. 1915,
and fled with the complaint In the Office
Of the clerk of the County OF Kings, at
the county Courthouse in the Borough of
brooklyn, City OF Nav York
Dated, June LIST, 1913.
DILLON, THOMSON 4 CLAY. ATTORNEYS
for Plaintiff, once & Post once Adj
dress, 100 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian. city Of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
Live stock Market.

WEDNFSDAY July 7,
Receipts OF bec,c were 2.O5G head, in.
Guiding 20 cars for III. market. Demand
was fair for all sorts AMI grades OF cattle
and the yards were cleared at steady
oSices. Common 20 prime steers sold at
V.6adhs9. 50 per 100 lbs oxeR at ss.i0qS;
bulls At 81. so Ws7.ij. a few little ycarlings
At $685., cow at s&T5mt7,I5; tall
ends at $3.50, Dressed beef was steady at
1915 Dl4isc C. per ID. for city dressed native
sides.
Receipts ot calves were 1891 head. tn
Guiding l.4li for the market. There was
an active demand for 1--we calves and on
tight receipts prices We're advanced ESQ
soc. with u good clearance OF the pens.
Common to choice wells sold at ssMtle
per 100 ms, culls at ~s7ass50; fed and
mixed calves a. sTM $3.50; grassrrs at 81:
ysarlings at tSbl tI.SO. CITY dressed veals
were firm at ljnlsc.; country dressed at
iINl5iac.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 2. 200
head. Including 9 cars for the market
sale, Prices Wurr maintained on both
sheep ana lambs and the pens were
cleared. Common to prime sheep tewes)
prime lambs at ss50TS 1905, culls at
6.604s. Dressed mutton steady at ga
Sc, with a few choic" wcthcrs selling up
o l+e., dressed lambs slow at i3m l7isc .i
0g dressed selling up to Use,
Receipts ~ hogs We're $50 head. in
Sudins a car for tine market, Prices
teady and good medium and light hogs
old al $3.50 per 700 lbs.; roughs at s. 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08

knauth. Nachod & Kuhne have prepared
ror distribution a pamphlet .utitl"d
Foreign i.iuuidatlou.' which ON
held American securities which this
country has witnessed since the outbreak
of the war az we'll as reasons why foreign
Investors will seek to retain our securities.
Baruch Bros. have Issued u booklet with
a View to showing how. upon an initial
aymen OF $40 and moderate monthly
payments thereafter. twelve 500 bonds
may be purchased viii the purchases go
arranged that = monthly income VIII be
yielded. similar arrangement OF larger
purchases can be made to yield monthly
returns. Large numbers of unlisted and
listed bonds paving interest during diff
ferent months Of the year are mentioned
In the booklet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC 60.

VONNVN TDC DIV IDEND-
In conformity with the notice heretofore
pablIshed, the Board uf Directors Of the
Pacihr Gas and Electric Company met az
: 30 = NJ, June 80. 1915. and declared A
stock Dividend of six per cent. On its out
common stoch, payable with stock
certificates for whole shares OF Its new
common stock and stock dividend warrants
for fractional parts OF such shares. in two
inStalmehts, three per cent on July Is,
1919. ana three per cent. ON December 10.
1913, to holders ~ It's common stock of
record at close OF business June 30, 1915.
The stock certificates and warrants rep-
the above dividend viii be issued
only In the names OF stockholders OF record
on the last mentioned date.
PACIFIC GAS 4 ELECTRIC COMPANY.
A. II. HOOK ENBEAMhk
Vice Pres. q Treas.
San Francisco, Cal. June 30. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminll
Railway Company

THIS Committee. having approved the
Plan and Agreement for the reorganlEa-
tlon OF h Wabash Pittsburgh Ter
minal Railway Company dated June rs.
1913. recommends that holders OF Sec
ond Mortgage Bond accept said Plan
and Agreement and IN Axe the payments
which they are permit ed To make there
under. In order To enable holders OF
Second Mortgage Bonds deposited with
this Committee To participate In said
Plan ami to deposit their bonds In &c.
cordance Herewith the Deposit Agree
ment Of Juue 2. 1905. under which this
Committee vas constituted. has been
terminated.
The members OF this Committee have
waived all compensation for their own
services, but Ia order 10 reimburse the
Committee and TO provide for moneys
borrowed, advances made and indebted
ness and liabilities incurred. holders Of
Certificates OF Deposit for Second Mort
gage Bonds viii be required. upon with
drawing their bonds. to pay one-half 1T
one per cent. OF the principal OF the bonds
withdrawn to GUARANTY TRUST COM
PANN OF NEW YORK, the DepOsitary,
undo said Deposit Agreement.
As the plan and Agreement provide
that the Second MORTGAGE Bonds must
be- deposited on al before September /,
1918. bondholdcrs are urged to act
promptly.
Dated. New York. June Is, 1915.
ALEXANDER y. HEMPHuI.
ANDREW y. MILLER,
ALBERT II. Wlt:t:IN.
Committee,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
NOTICEs,

INGRAHAM. ARTHUE,-In pursuance
OF an order Of Honorable John +. Cohalan.
4 Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons
having claims against ARTHUR INGRA.
HAM. late of the County OF New York.
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, at his
place ~ transacting business. No. 1885
broadway, Borough OF Manhattan, city Of
New York, on or before the 18th day o.
July next! Dated New York, January i2th.
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys for
Executor, ONCE and +, O. Address. No.
is5 broadway, Borough Of Manhattan.
New Nork CITY. y. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08

LONDON, July Trading In securities
was dun. A steady tone prevailed, how
ever, Tenders for the war loan continue
to come in, There was brisk trading in
the old loan, with AN easy tendency to
the price, Oil shares stirrened. Ameri-
cans We're quiet, with irregular changes
In prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. July "copper" shares were
a affected by general weakness In the
New York stock market. Trading was
In small volume and declines were con
fined within "A point, fractional losses be-
ing the rule. lndustrials were also in
clined lower, swift showing 9 points
loss from yesterdays advance. There
was little doing In the rails. The sum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
OI~Omargar In~ Output.

Government reports set forth that
li2.IJ3.303 pounds of oleomarearue
were manufactured in the United StAtes
for the twelve months ended May 80,
1915, as indicated by the sale of revenue
stamps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. July Moderate re-
cessions were general IN his market,
the principal decline being in Cramp &
Sons, which lost III. Lehigh Navlga-
ton declined lH. Philadelphia Rapid
Transl, certificates IS and Lake Su-
perior Y. Cambria Steel was firm. clos
ing with a small gain. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
T.. IORIIL.AKD COMPANY.

New YOrh, July 1th lNli.
Notice Is hereby given that the Transfer
Books 81 tn. Registered Five Per Cent
Bonds of this Company will be closed at 4
O'Clock +. NJ. July 18th, 1915. for the pay
lnent OF Interest thereon, due August lst,
1919, and VIII he reopened at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, August End, 1915.
WM Is. RHETT. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
q ERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Tor Neh Ave an.l 1ith Str..t

INV WTK, JWTIt I, TVTl-
Interest at the rate OF -Four a. per
centum per annum viii he credited DE-
positors for the sis month, ending June
80, 1915, on all sums entitled thereto under
the bylaws not exceeding three thousand
$4,000 Dollars. and Will be payable on
and after July clst.
Deposits made on or before July 10th,
1915. will draw interest from July lst. 1915.
ALFRED ROELKER, President.
A. KOPPEL. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
EOR SALE.
Navy Auetlen BsrpaIns
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER wants po-
stt!on in south America for term Of six
years, provided wager are satisfactory; has
had six years experience In Mexico and
mountain work. j. r. SMITH. H. Rusk
Avenue. Houston. Texas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN wishes n steady position
In priests house, country preferred. g.
NASH, 2ll East 33rd ST.. clio Fitzgerald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
q SALE.

FOR SALE-s months Aircdale puppies;
by Champion Gold Heels EDWIN W.
LEWIS. Pearl River, N. Y,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
Assignments.

PROFIT GROCERIES, COR
1905 Columbus avenue, has
made an assignment to Hugo Levy. 1t
Is u Delaware corporation Incorporated
In January. 1915. with capital stock
5000, 900. and had two stores ON the
avenue.
GOI.DHAGEN 4 KIEIN.-Louis Goldhag.n
ana Joseph Klein, manufacture OF
dresses under the name OF the Red Star
Dress Company at 45 Fast Eighth street.
with n rctHil store at 1909 broadway.
brooklyn. under the name OF the Novelty
Dress House, have mad. an assignment
TO Morris L.ayitt.
pLACF.ARB n KATX-WltlIam HIauflrb
ana Thomas katz, composing the arm
OF Blaufarb * KatZ. lubb-rs In muslin
underwear, ~ Allen street. have made an
assignment to Archibald Palmer. LA
bilit!es are 50, 900 and actual asset. 500