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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
RUSSIANS DROP BOMBS
ON TRAINS OF GERMANS

PETROGRAD. February 4-Russian
aviators on February 2 successfully.
dropped bombs on the mobilizcd re-
serves and trains OF the Germans at
Rawa, Earzecze and Boguszyce. about
fifty miles southwest OF Warsaw, ac-
cording to an official announcement
issued here to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
Austrian

VIENNA, February (via London,
1855 p. M.).-Tho War Office Issued
the following official statement to-
day:
I'm Poland and Galicla there have
been no events worth mentioning.
The battles In the Carpathians con-
tnue with undiminished violence.
"On the western front hostile at
tacks have been repulsed. and our
troops gained ground in the wooded
mountains and captured some hun
dreds OF ,prisoners"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
BLANKETS WASHED ASHORE
Regarded nn Proof OF Loss of Yacht,
with Captain and Crew

WASHINGTON. February 1.-Two
blankets. marked "Idler" washed
ashore at the Cape Hatteras coast
guard station, were regarded to-day
rs silent proof that the vessel wrecked
on Diamond Shoals last week was the
yacht OF that name, and that her cap
tain and crew OF twelve undoubtedly
persisted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
GERMAN ADMIRALTY
DECLARES WAR ZONF

DECLARES WAR ZONE;
BERLIN. February (by wirelcss).-
The German admiralty to-day issued
the following communications:
The waters around Great Britain
and ireland. including the whole Eng
li"h Channel, are declared Il war zone
from and after February u.s.
Every enemy ship found in this
zone will be destroyed. even If II is
impossible to avert dangers which
threaten the crew and passengers
Also. neutral ships in the war zone
are in danger, as in consequence OF the
misuse of neutral flags, ordered by
the British government on January 81
and In view OF hazards OF naval war
fare, II cannot always be avoided that
attacks meant for enemy ships en-
danger neutral ships
Shipping northward, around the
shetland Islands, In the eastern basin
Of the North Sea and I'm n strip of at
least thirty nautical miles In breadth
along the Dutch coast. is endangered
In the same way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
Ills Home In Ottnwn.

OTTAWA, February 4-Licutcnant
Sharpe's home was in Ottawa Cables
few weeks ago described n number
OF daring flights by him over the Ger
man INES. lie had seen aerial service
in Japan and Mexico. ns we'll as in ,bc
United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

the Sida River did not result sue
cessfully. The fighting In the Car
pathians is continuing. and the en-
gaKements are becoming moro and
more tenacious i'm character. 1t is
apparent that considerable forces Of
Germans are engaged"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
CANADIAN LIEUTENANT
Is DASHED no DEATH

LONDON. February (6:5O Il. MI
Lieutenant sharpe, OF the Canadian
contingent OF the Royal Flying Corps.
was killed this afternoon while living
AZ l. Shoreham. He was returning
! rom trip when his biplane suddenly
dived to the earth. The machine was
smashed and Lieutenant Sharpe died
within n few minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
AMERICAN OFFICIALS
IN TOUCH WITH PRISONERS

LONDON. February (6:I2 T. My
Foreign Secretary Grey to-day told the
House OF Commons the American gov
eminent had submitted Il scheme
whereby American officials would keep
III permanent touch with commando nts
OF prisoners camps i'm Germany and
Great Britain with view to improving
the condition of the prisoners. Sir Ed
ward promised TO make n further state
mcnt.
The Foreign Secretary's announce
ment was i'm reply to question OF
Lord Charles Rercsford. who asked
whether member of the American
embassy in Berlin had been nominated
ny Germany to inspect the camps i'm
England, and whether Great Britain
would nominate q member of the Amer
'cah embassy In London to inspect and
report on conditions in German camps.
Sir Edward said that although some
camps In Germany already had been
visited by an American official. more
satisfactory results, could be obtained
by the scheme proposed by the Amer
lean government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
EMPEROR PERSONALLY
INSPECTS THE U-2I

AMSTERDAM. February (via Lon
don. 2:35 P. MIA dispatch received
here from Hamburg says that Emperor
William arrived at Wilhelmshavcn this
morning. His Majesty inspected the
German submarine U-21, going over
the vessel personally. He bestowed the
decoration OF the Iron Cross upon the
members OF the submarines crew.
U-21 ia undergoing repairs at Wilhelms-
haven, following her recent exploits in
the Irish Sea.
The Emperor also inspected the units
OF the fleet ut Wilhelmshaven. The
men on tho various warships lined the
decks and cheered His Majesty loudly
As he made his appearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
Some Of Heaviest Fighting in Russian Poland and Calico

lated at Upington. Vankensburgs In
fuence Is credited with being largely
responsible for the rebellion.
The announcement states that addi-
tional surrcndcrs are expected. and
that Lieutenant-Colonel S. G. Maritz
and his men probably will give them
selves up before the end OF the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
"Goose Girl

with dainty Marguerite Clark in the title
role Every child should see H. ~ sen as
the Rrown-ups.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
VENDETTA BREAKS OUT
IN ITALIAN QUARTER

New York, Sept. 9,~Detectives In
their search for the mprderers OF Gui-
seppe I.ette were working today on the
theory that the shooting was insti-
gated by the gang OF Black Handlers
who created terror for years In the
vicinity of the House of Three
Deuces." as the tenement at 222 Chris
tie street is known. -...-.--
The police believe that Lette. the
tailor of 297 Forsythe Street, who was
shot to death in a card game at EOS
Forsythe Street last night may have
been one of the business men of the
Italian section who helped the Waldo
break up the notort-
Gus gang whose vendetta began In
1902. at the time Of the barrel muir
ders, when Madonna. VINO had turned
jnformer was found murdered, his
body stuck in barrel found in the
open street.
I.ette's murder came about while he
and nine others were playing triggo'
neite tseyen and ha1D III the base
ment of the Forsytsne Street nouve.
Two charges OF shotgun loaded with
sIugs were flied through a hole IN
the fence back OF the building and
through the open door. Two other
PLAYERS were ,aurt, and one of them,
Joseph RATIO. the grocer, IN whose
basement the game was being played
was still lying in an unconscious con-
dition In the hospital today,
Acting Captain William Devy and
his detectives arrested three Of the
caro- players today. but got no infor-
nation Of value out OF them. They
are looking for the four others now.
believing tiat Lette was lured TO the
basement and Unanswered into po-
sition with his back to the open rear
door.
The police are firm in their belief
that the old factions of the Morello
gang are becoming welded together
again by a letter which l4ette had re
ceiyed threatening death, ard they are
taking steps to prevent second reign
81 terror In that section Of the East
side. The House of Three Deuces is
being watched and the whole Of Get
away Row. as the five tenements which
include 2z2 Christie Street are known.
10 under surveillance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
DEATH CLAIMS BOTH
N AUTO ACCIDENT
Oompncations Result Over Estates o,
Man and WIFE who Left
No Wills.

Because Of the fact that neither Mr.
nor Mrs. William C.. Hobart OF Min
neapoiis, who were killed on Aurms1
70. In an automobile accident nea1
Decorah. Iowa, had made a will anA
named an executor to Distribute fhair
estates, the natural heirs az each ~
on the point OF becoming Involves r.
a furious legal contest. which WI, ~
large holes In the estate ana hreed
family luminosity.
The Hobarts died about the No M
hour. They left no wills and had ~
children. Accordingly. the estate n
the one who died first would descend
to the survivor. whose nearest rela1
ttves. in turn. would therefore becomd
legatees OF both estates.
The combined fortunes Of Mr.. and
MRS. Hobart are estimated to be worth
$4,000. Relatives of Mrs. Hobart
place her estate at $4,000. while those
who were familiar with Mr.. Hobart'd
anairs declare that he vas worth Al
least $4,000 Reports Of the acci1
uent indicate that Mrs. Hobart wad
the hrst to meet death. II this q
es.aoiished Al Z fact. the relatives ol
Mr.. Hobart will receive the fortune@
OF both Mr.. and Mrs Hobart.
George +. Hobart. Of Amherst
Mass. brother OF william c. HOBART
has nled . petition In the Probat4
Court. OF Minneapolis. 70 have =. RI
Frary appointed administrator Thd
attorney for Mr.. Hobart's relatfves]
Frank r. Hubachek. il reticent.
Relatives Of Mrs Hobart have sucl
ceeded in having her brother. L. III
Waite. appointed 4 special adminisl
traitor Of her estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
NEW YORK Cu-r,iS MARKET

FURNISHED BY Miller CO: B'oke,s,9
New YORK. Sept a.-The co''s ~
market was strong. advancing ..
,t>t,,fs iran, the opening In the las.
i,c@r rcaet,on Il 80 points occurred
H., fha e.o.o is strong weather ~
4,crtS contluua fayUra t1it' ~. p .'sa
aneotr,ts arr largo. estimated lstoo"
, ,g, ma; s.36o last wear German IN
seres,s - said to have been M, pnsf ~
sraxf,@ 1t was aracrne@d TINS a.
,a.rr,.ar tbat ltaiv had paced cotton
~, re .he aosolute contraband list. lAver-
nd, came about rs due this morn M,
tet,h good demand fer spo' cotton
q, zee IN that market were 10 Wv va.
$50 sdv;ces ere To IN effect tha'
oeA 900 aaies of cotton Is being ne
,,a.tated for rnder bank guarahsee
~t+,ts oer uouna payable on de-
-. - q German hasbor This IL IL
wf.i, a further guarantee that II VIZ -
~. he used COR war Purposes ~.
.31re negotiations are suceesstu hs
ronrl,,ded it would add another ire
,,a,.,33o X buil argBm NJ for cotton.
LON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
GRIM A~p PROVISION MARKET

srnrnishea By Miller 4 Co. Hr1kers.,
ch.caeo. sept. a.-~Wheat Hasn ,',d
rs-ainss d8c 20 short eoVerlns' AZ 49, mae--
re-. Isle fo,5ow yesterdays wonaer.
-, e.-sr .elort. The Liverpool spo'
80 o9oted steady and unchanged'
and ne London Cargo Market .'n-
(, rged 20 firm and a tr'i!e 80
a H. igaf.glsh crop report vas "nal "aS
,.r,eetsd at Liverpool and conse'
onea,lY without influence there, re, he-
lens. $4,000. Domestic weather ne,
mot clear and teinperaluIes ,ii ,ts.
,@,3te low. We do not think ru!l'is
les les attractive enorgh FOR a bull p"-
Corn Somewhat better with sh no..
covering the feature. ana reg h,,. :,
Az 900 The crop viii be late hut u
w! I've u big one .,.. ~.
e,.e somewhat better. with the
r~syeraent 2.sB7. coo bushels ~.,
Provisions: Easier again, WIN
raga showing $1,000 hogs ana 10
49, g,sy,aotNd for tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10

man Leo, and fortune left by his
grandfather. Frederick Lee, and the
latter's mather, Mrs Emma Kenyon
Lee.
1t was learned tonight that Mr.. Mills
is determined to keep up the legal
battle for the guardianship of his son
and intends to appeal to the appellate
division and II necessary will carry
the fight to the court of appeals.
The boys mother. Mrs Georgia Cross
man Lee, who died In Manhattan on
May End, last. secured divorce from
Mr.. Mills and after her marriage to
Lee, named him as guardian of her
son. The boys name was changed from
Mills to William Crossman Lee after
his stepfather.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
LARGEST ENROLMENT
PETERSBURG SCHOOLS
Opening Day OF Term Shows Increas,
Of Nearly Five Hundred
Pupils.
POPULATIONS RAPID GROWTH.
Not . Vacant House In the City
knights Of Columbus Elect Onicers
Observe Jewish New Year.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
Petersburg. Va, Sept. 9.-The Peters
burg Public Schools opened yesterday
with the largest enrolment in the
history Of the city, the total enroll
ment reaching 2.43s. an increase OF
nearly SEQ over the opening day of
1913
The largely increased enrolment is
due partly to the compulsory enduca
ton law and partly to the Industrial
boom In this section. A marked In
crease 10 shown in every school In
Guiding the night school. and In some
OF the buildings the congestion is 30
great that II 10 hardly possible to take
care OF the students. especially in the
case OF the Lee and Jackson Schools.
where In some instances ONCE rooms
VIII have to be converted into tenn
porary class rooms.
The schools for colored children will
open orr next Monday. and while there
has been slight decrease In the col
ored population Of the city within the
last few years, the enrolment OF pupils
In the colored schools is expected to
show an increase.
Increase In PopuIatfou.
IL Is estimated that the population
OF Petersburg has Increased within
eight months more than sixty per cent
and II Is now placed at about 42.5Oo.
as against an estimated population on
January 1, of 25.50o. This increase has
been confined almost solely to the white
population. and II Is said that there
Is not house in the city on which
there is roof that is not occupied
In many instances within the last few
months families have moved into one
room of a new building as soon as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10


Ftrst-Because there never was
time when dairy products were in sucl
demand, easier to produce, or morl
profitable.
Second-because dairy cattle d
good breeding were never sought FOL
in greater numbers.
Third-because OF the general catI
tie shortage throughout the who'll
Norts, American Continent and TIL
shortage OF dairy cows--podueers d
butter. cream. milk and veal
Fourth-because the monthly dair]
check regularly given out the first d
each month IL a farm profit checi
that the dairyman can bank on rel
gardless OF weather or climatic CON
ditions. He can alwayr grow. no mat
ter what kind Of season. plenty 81
forage that dairy cows can turn int
dairy profits
Ffth--hecAuse modern dairy equip
ment has reduced the former hard
cow-keepinE drudgery to . pleasant
labor and increased profits. 50 TIM
dairying il now the most pleasant ans
profitable department on the farm.
That's why advise every farme:
to buy more cows-more good cows
for II ever there was a time In IN
history OF the United States when d
paid to 20 into the dairy business tina
time IL today.-Farm LIFE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
nistrict .poctor QnaItflcr.


DIR r. L. Phillips. elected by the
Administrative Board on Wednesday
TO All vacancy in the Second Dis
trict. qualified yesterday before City
Clerk Ben T. August.
Administrative Board.
The Administrative Board yesterday
awarded q contract for an automo-
bile ambulance FOR the City Home and
Virginia Hospital to the National
Motor Company. for s2.420.
A letter was written the president
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company, relative to the construction
Of concrete bridge over the canal
at Seventh and Canal Streets. The
city is making improvements at that
point. and wishes the company to do
it's part while the construction Is In
progress.
Work on the main sewer for Scotts
Addition along Leigh Street. will be-
gin on Monday, and pushed to COM
pletion
The City Engineer was directed TO
advertise for bids for sewer construc-
ton in the East End.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
Plot Against War Plant

wheeling w Va. Sept 9.--Poison-
g 81 hillside spring that supplies
linking water TO the Wheeling Mold
"a Foundry Company, caused thirteen
np4oNes OF the company to become
,riousiy Ill today. The police are in
sstigating in tie belief that the spring
as poisoned by German syn1pa
RET: The water Is heirg anaiyzed.
The cam pany- has been naanafaest.Y-
ag 1000 snarpnei shells day for
ie Bethlehem steel Conn any for use
Z the Allies in the European war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
WANTS POOR LITTLE RICH BOY.
Divorced Father Seeks Custody Of
Motherleas Son.

White Plains. n, Y, Sept "a de-
cision was filed In the county clerks
ONCE AT White Plains today by Jus
tice Arthur S. Tompkins, of the Su-
preme Court, In which he dismissed
the writ of habeas corpus applied for
by William Mills Jr., of Venice, Cali
fornia who sought possession OF his
eleven-year- son, William Mills
Crossman Lee. known as the poor
little rich boy of white Plains. Jus
tice Tompkins decided that the Gus
tody OF the boy, who is heir to an
estate worth s2.5oo,000 left by his
mother, the late Mrs, Georgia Cross
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
RutItjtuv Permits

Inspector butler yesterday issued
permits tn the following PERSONS:
l. F. Picot, to repair frame dwell
ling. No 1911 North Twenty ninth
Street, to cost sl25
A, NJ Fox. to build frame dwelling,
Fairmount Avenue. between Twenty
second and Twenty-third Streets to
cost 1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10

and that he was employed as q conducl
tor on the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way.
Double Track 70 City Psant.
General Manager Needles, General
Superintendent Riton and Division su,
perintendent Blake. Of the Norfolk and
Western Railway. made a general in1
spection OF the City Point branch yea
terday. The work OF double TRACKING
this branch has bean commenced ID
earnest A large force Of laborers ari
now engaged In excavating and grad
ing and much heavier rails viii b
used than heretofore.
School Meeting In DtnwfA1ie.
meeting Of the citizens OF DIN.
widdie Courthouse and vicinity viii b(
held at the Dinwiddie High School =,
s o'clock tomorrow evening for thu
purpose OF discussing plans for th}
promotion OF the interest Of the school
The school will open the new session
on next Wednesday.
William Fl. Cuthbert, who a few dayd
ago purchased the Sycamore apart
ments ut Fillmore and sycamore
Streets. AT cost of si7.65o. has an
nounced that he will complete thu
building AS early an practicable. whs1
completed the building will contaii
1s0 rooms equipped with all moderI
improvements.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
Deeds of Release.

r. A. Kicks to DR. II. V. Dea Portes,
y. W cor Boulevard md Park Az
cnue. 75xt50; s7.0so.
J d Carneal, trustee. to Henry S.
Wallerstein. Nos. 40S-l0 First Street
32xa6. $4,000
H., r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee, to w.
] Gilman, Nos, 40s-lo North First
street; s4.24o.
H. r Pollard, Jr. trustee. TO w ].
Gilman. Nos 40s-10 North First
Street. $500
Purcell Il Feather trustees. TO Mad
allne Becker, s r. cor. Haines Az
enue and Hooker Street. 35x135; So
4sg3l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
.Alahama Cuts CORPORATION Tax

Monteomery. Ala, Sept. BY the
DIVISIONS OF the general revenue bill,
conference report on which passed
House and Senate Of tie Legis-
ture. corporation taxes are reduced
an 5 10 40 cents on each thousand
silars af capital stock. The ball also
foyisies for the exemption Of solvent
, edits from taxation. Ship building
snts. COTTON mills and water-power
nts are exempt for ten years from
xation. 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10

the carpsntsf's bench could bs moved
out and int another.
X u Q. uses4 O0sesu.
Petersburg Council, Knl9hts Of CO.
lumbus, IT its annual session last sven-
Ing. received reports OF ofncsrs for
the past year which were most crafty
ing both a. to the numerical and n
nancial condition Of tho county. Be-
lieving that II would be for the bet
terment Of the council an entirely new
lot OF officers were elected for the en-
suing year ~ follows:
Grand knight, Joel r. Brown: deputy
grand knight. Fred A. Dalton; chancei-
Tor. Thos. w. Hanrahon; recorder. VIII
liam j. Fisher: financial secretary. B.
c. Bon5ania; treasurer. VIM. J. Kill
martin: advocate. Richard W. Lavelle:
warden. Bernard Moran; assistant war
den. r. I. Kilmartin: inside guard, J.
Harvey Moore: outside guard, L. NJ
Bannon; trustees. Thos. J. Moran. three
E. NJ. Clements. one year
The Jewish New Year ID being gen
orally observed here by the closing of
many places OF business conducted by
Hebrew citizens and with religious ser
vices being held by both the reformed
and orthodox Hebrew congregation.
Religion and the War.
The service at the nton-Street Tenn
pie last evening conducted by Rabbi
Jerome Rosen, of Cincinnati, was large
fly attended and deeply interesting The
visiting rabbi used as his theme Re-
ligion and the War;"
Services were conducted at the new
Hebrew synagogue Birth Anchem on
North Market Street by the pastor.
Rabbi David Myers.
Nichols-Bernard.
Miss Matte s. Bernard, youngest
daughter OF the late D. NJ Bernard
Of Orange County, and n sister Of the
late George s. Bernard and Judge D.
NJ Bernard. and Mr.. J. Andy Nichols
a prominent Petersburg citixen, were
united in marriage at the Episcopal
Church Of Enfield. North Carolina, at 4
o'clock Tuesday evening. last Mr..
J. Andy Nichols, Jr., formerly Of Pc
tersburg. now OF Indiana polls. Ind, was
best man, and Mrs. 1vey Watson. Of
Enfield. was matron Of honor.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. Francis Ribble, Of Richmond.
Death Of Toney Taylor.
Mr.. John c. Taylor. Familiarity
known as Tony" Taylor. aged about
thirty mine years. died at the Peters
burg Hospital about . o'clock last even
ing, where he was taken In a semi
conscious condition On Tuesday. Re-
ceipts In possession OF Mr.. Taylor show
that he was a member of B. P. o. E.
Lodge No. 1893. OF Rocky Mount. n c.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
BUSINESS NEWS
AND COURT RECORD
CHANCERY COURT TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of Bargain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday

Ahby Realty CORPORATION to Alfred
Gillio. lot 3. block IL. Colonial
Place. 5000
Stewart Bowe com, to Hugh Kidd
lots LIE and 24-29. and 81, block A.
Highland Park Addition. s23O344
Bailey d Davis to WilHamina c.
Lancaster. No. l412 Grove Avenue.
% sxl4G; $40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
Suit In CITY Circuit court.

Suit was Instituted in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday by Charles A
Rose and Co, against w. f. Harris,
for $4,000 This sum Is alleged 10 be
due as commission on the sale of GER
tain farm lands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10

Deputy Clerk Breeder yesterday is
sued marriage license to Earle d.
Hall and Virginia F.. Robertson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
STOCKS

Saiea STOCKS.
American Beet Sugar ..
&e0 Agricultural Chemical
sAo0 American Can .......
72oA American Car and Foundry.
American Cotton oil ....
200 American Locomotive .....
American Locomotive, pfd
$500 American Smelling ........
100 American Sugar .......
500 American Tel and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco, com ....
American Tobacco, pfd ..,.
l17o0 Anaconda Copper .,......
$500 Atchison .-....
loo Atlantic Coast Line ..
$500 Baltimore and ohio
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit ,.
Canadian Pacific ......,....
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio .......
Chicago Great Western
5000 Chicago, Mi. and st. Paul
1909 Central Leather ......
1890 Colorado Fuel and Iron
1900 Consolidated Gas ........
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and Rio Grande. com
500 Disttilers Sec Cor. ........
Erie
Erie, list pfd. ..............
Erie End pfd ..........
100 General Electric ...
Great Northern, pfd ....
Great Northern Ore Gifts -.
Illinois Central "
Int Metropolitan ..........
Int. Metropolitan. pfd. .....
International Paper ....,
International Paper, pfd -.
Kansas city So. conn.,.