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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

s E.g,c,i nrsr" Rem. Beauty nso99 Is.
>, kins Dtni 'l-ie 8 g. siaymsn winsssf
"a 81 g PEARS Baftisn tbL 8. s IN.
p-t- e. serk-.. Dol. Nlts beYrfe Blsc.
-, tHts go nsurrs Cars-au. ist, neg1s
u.s. Lf. ,.-, ,.5 g l. cea'e g 2
s. GRAPHS. state. Ds.. case. s'9ss-. WIS.
1915 baes 100 iie Sic ~ az s.r, s9i'
..Ms :o-lo eski, sgaso-. hl,cs IN trays. ton.
IS cRANBERRfEs. cap. cod is,e .or,i.
crate. Ns6sti ., FIGs cssf "a, '1 ~, h' ass
STRAWBERRIES. Cal. pint .-c. MrsKAiELONS.
rl5gs T CO. ,I Rs5 e ,s, 9frRoy S ,15ys
gcf Dol. 'o9.t-. ORANGES Cal, boi. ,-Ftgbc'
J q g p sia2s Port. hco iisi2io.
,s9, F 70 Ri,o i 5sSss ,,S sup
Nassau fs2'fsa2s sGn Pedro /: .oR!5 50,
AVOCADO PEARs. TIA. oTats 2sts. PINEAP
r r, P9T,, Rico Red Spanish. crate. 7'eGss3o.
POTATOES AND vEoErAsLEa
Poisio.s slightly nrnsr sv.e, potatoes steady
Fs. b penny a.. an pi5 'ss saS1oe' aaA car.
spt s,ocs Showed b.,,.r c5nlIi,en .6a 49, T,;..,
slightly hshU Csisy lover. Esnsnts hishr
iet'uce pen,y and Low. Lima beans mostly poor
iag out q; Low fsnires Peas IN light re1e;pt Pop
rs 2'oI p6 s7d re,isrns sRnah essier r9mes,.e
stepl iylAlpls9t long Is-aHi. unl ~ nag. - -
g. 35ai -. .,,ie and western. 80 H. casa ~
saE &; Je!,s &c, Toand T., oas, ~, 50 e, eng
southern. bpl s. g4il1j. tst 81 tfo-. Jersey.
lt' 81 fo9S. tsk. % -is. ARTICuOKEs. CaL
French drum. tfq'l0. nearby Jerusalem. tbl.
e. foaH. BRUSSELS spBOtTS quart - so,
BEANS. nearby. bk cr bag 2ic@N q. green
hsk. 81 80. Va. wax hsk. 50cssl.2 %. Nj. green.
BE-. .Ocesl var. bss J9ce 81 Bat green. 500
!! 9, Italian 4sl.25; BETS. nearby. ~. 80
Sosi a5 'f 5 'o s . s. ho GlIS.I 5 SO s,s
$50. CABBAGEs. Danish sesd Ton s. 81 DO
nestle. f29fs. bbl, zoe. red 7-c8E: CAULr-
LOWERS, Long Island short cut. 64l 81 $3.50.
or crate 7se@ 81 CELERY. s'f,e ard Jersey bunch
100 $50: standard crate 50c1 slG-; rGGpLANTs
jersey. Dol. tlaS2: hsk ljcs Il -, Florida. bo1.
g o@t3.so: HoRsFRADIsH 100 IS si5oa;e.5O,
p q 80: tsk. Age5c; Jcfey. for crate 7'c9sll
nearby. tbl. socGtl hsk. i'a SOC Bait hsk. pa
SOC: LIMA BEANS. tss. 50c6sl.3r bsg 50-GSl,
MUSHROOMS. s,k 7JceSl7 Onions white.
81; Conn Valley. yellow. bas. s. 'oeSl Is. stat,
and Western. red. hax 21-1 81 40. yellow. I'D
us; Cal and Colo yellow. has. sl-51tE
OKIA Florida or. 1904: hst. g -1QS3.t0
h arss p Sn ,n aisi R' ia s yoei vs.
large ~. Nsogi13O: Va. s1ai. yer small ~
81: dIgIn. sCs;s, PAhsXIPs bbi :isii IS
PUMPKINS. ibl 5o9i5c PEPPERS. cheese. hi
g. 5AiS Ea 5.s .' oi sia; !9 ,s RA6 81;
per 100 hunohss 2jG50c hsk. 3JSsOc, SPINACH
hsk. 2;9soe; bbl. 'oe91l: sQTAsH. Hubbard
sS Ss AZ ' T.., ,''s 81 9 T r.. .g,
csi; "a, 62i sis5i hoisoq.. iO-'o b,s. $50
q %: wATfRClEsS. 100 punches. T5c8tl.so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
tFrrr TIE Tribune Bureau
Washirgcr. october -
ARMY

-Frrr TIE Tribune Bureau
Washirgcn. ociober %
ARMY
Ma KTNSEY HAMPTON ani CAP; FRED
BRICK l. BUCK. v NJ c. rom PHILIPPINES
FEB ! %
Ctri WILLIAM K BARTLETT Med. Corp., from
81 Ethan Alea OF relief from Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital thence 20 ~ Totten.
Firsf Lieut. WALTER " EiLIs. Ned CorIs 70
main gl duy a. - Dlpli uatii Dec :. then
rruss~f from active dlfy ir MED Rec Corps
Fir,f Lieut. JAMES l. CoILiS, Cav. unAssignei
On llft ~
SeaarI lieut. GEORGE II. BRET 81 Caf. At
fsrlaI Aviation section - Siruai COPS A. A.
aa4uan student 20 signal Cofla Aviation School.
san uifs1
f.st.. N s.sence Capt LOUIS " HANSON 8ici
Fs-us ls days from SOY o.. CO., JOHN e.
TIIlSON. III I nlo. O. DAYS A. Dent slrs
WILLIAM 4. RICE mns.
NAYY
Lieut. - c. X A LAvENDER detained BIZ
riash,n. . sa1 eoH.nE-asr Tergsde F.salI
ALAnrs eAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
METALS.

The local stree, market Tor copper VI. moro
.-i,c and rrioes were hrgner. with leading pro
duce-s quoting ls9lsie Tor elsiuolyue On me
Now York Meal Exchange IN was hrIn' ~ ~,
was rru and unchanged at lI.c for New iorh $40.
ard .6Tyo Fast - Louis. In London corf"f close
gss l0s 10, cler,ro'yt.c spot, TN. standard spot.
slsS i5s ana nuture. fijs - on sales q 20 ton.
spot and eco tons futures lead spot. IS l's' ana
s.-'ttr SPOT. 81 los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
VICTOR A. KITCHEN
TO HAVE L. |. HONE
Plans a $4,000 Colonial Dwell
ing at Great Neck.

The Rickert-Finlsy Realty Company
has sold 20 Victor A. Kitchen. OF the
Bates Advertising Company, a plot on
the north side Of Arlcigh Road, 300
feet east % Park Road, In Kensington,
Great Neck. The purchaser viii i'm
mediately erect for his own occupancy
a Colonial house, costing about $4,000,
from plans by Patterson & QUA
orchftecfs
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The Basis OF Comparison.

In the next three months il ought
20 be easy for the Canadian Pacific 10
make some Ans-looking statements OF
earnings. because Of the basis Of com
psrison. ia the last three months Of
1919 nearly half or about Sl4.9OC.0OO,
~ the fiscal years $3l 100000 decrease
in gross was recorded Gross earn
'ngs Of the last three years IN the
last quarters Of those years are shown
IN the following table thousands
omitted,
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Another Midtown Lease.

Ewing, Bacon g. Henry have leased
space in the Gale g. Towne Building,
8 and II East 10th ST., TO the General
Erecting and Improvement Company.
and to the Christian Science Publish
ing Society, and space in IL West 4Oth
81. to Ottavio Negri, Nine. Berthe
Levy. Il. Hofheimer and II. Block.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New Yofk OCTOBER q. lsI5
BUTTER.

Receipts -s sl packages CreamcU. etuAS ~
scorei -s. 2ec: higher scorins. ~. SsOe nrs''.
ets,e dsi-y hlest, 2si7c. good 20 ptimc. 4ta sc
coinmol 20 fair 23q2 5ikc renovated eatras. ~
Don creamery. frS,s 23d2sc. ladies. current make
frsfs. 24&24isc. seconds. aga &c; lover grades
1914 G49hc, packing stock. June make. me. &c
current make. nne 20i1 92lc. No ?. zoe, lover
grades 1snlQiLr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Brad,treet's has The following:

Ths trade and industrial stream O. running fIiler
and In some cases is out "a; its BANKS Warn
weather Il a drawback Temporarily @. ic-a4 trzle
lie country over Joohlns Is moic a-uge. snl in-
dustry shows stl4 spcedief pace. ~ith sof1s
hitherto lA.gns lines. such a. lumber c,en-.
~ lie south. naTal stores. coal. iesCirv and hoe
Manufacturing reported making better pr0 sress.
Features - tie Wc-s Ar inCressL cheerful
r.urrfs from the South. better cUle-fiocs a. tie
south Northwest and Southwest Increased recorder
business for fall indicating past cttrcaluous buy
iuz sri the largest sA!es u wool 80 m4ly months
-. L
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts; 40 head car on sale MARKET low,
IT s-55a1- %: roIshs. s6ss623.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain Of around s12,500,OO0 by the
banks Is indicated by the reported
movements of currency this week. The
gain from the interior was S3,401 900
shipments including Si,34i000 national
bank notes sent TO Washington FOR re-
demption. Gold amounting to $780,
900 was imported from London and
S5,260,000 from Canada. Sub-Treasury
operations proper showed a gain OF
81 $4,000.
a new copartnership. composed OF
Joseph II. Holmes, member of the New
York Stock Exchange; II. Duncan Bulk
lev. James r. Wardrop, member of the
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange; Arthur
W. Bell and Harold Palmer, has been
formed under the firm name OF Holmes
Bulkley & Wardrop, with Offices at
Wall Street and the Union Bank Build
ing, Pittsburgh, Penn.
Copper exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended October % totalled
$3.50 tons, against 5,265 IN the CORE
spending week last year. Shipments
since the first Of the month totalled
2l,2l2 tons, compared with 2S,ii4 for
the same period in 1914.
The National Bank Of Commerce has
promoted 6. T.. Ward from cashier 70
the Office of vice-president, and J. How
ard Audrey, of Texas, has also been
elected a ce-president. Faris K. Rus.
sell succeeds Mr. Ward as cashier and
A. + Maxwell has been appointed as
sistant cashier.
Stockholders Of the Cleveland, Gin
cinnati. Chicago & ST. Louis Railway
Company have elected Harry n
Worcester. general manager OF the
company, a director, succeeding james
Stillman, resigned.
Id. Force and B. G. Slaughter have
been elected presidents OF the
Tennessee Copper Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
PROVISIONS.

Tho provision trsds has become sonewhh, Asrmf
over tho appearance o, hog cholera In the co'inry
Gut prices yesterday we're again strong with goo
buying hy both commission HOUSES and peckers;
ReceiSs % hogs a. Chicago we've r. 900. estimated
Tor Saturday 1000: Kansas City received be0y and
Omaha 1000 PORh--stesdy; mess, f!0.58
;-0.5g BEEf-stesdy mes, ;ie5o@sii ian, ian,
~. sls9Ng. packed, so 5ogsii eKirs lnd.a
cons l67.c; $50 lbs. lie. 100 .bs lliso; $40 lbs.
llge. pi. 10 CUT AfEATs-Pickled bellies
inn. n b5 lac. IL lbs l5isc IA lhs: lzc; picked
Gal Sc: city. 7isc: country PC: LAID ".
quoted pac. reare1 lard Nun. Continent. 20 soc.
south American. 10 800 Brlz.. Eess. u 50e; CON
pound dull; quoted e'sg lOi.c; sesfine Scaay .
ol,o lie. ci'y lard steGrine. l0@4c-
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Acres for Shore Colony.

c. ". Seguine has sold to d. G. Whit
lock the Barrett property. extending
along Seaside av.. Eltingville, Staten
Island. and comprising thirty-two acres.
The waterfront property will be devel-
oped as a first-class bungalow colony.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHLPS

Lieut. ~ c. p 4 l. vOssLER detached navy
recruiting station. san Francisco. 10 connection
r''ns out Nevada ard cuy on board when
commissioned
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
Oct 2--ssturu. Al Ia Paz.
Oct 2s-Celiic a. Hampton Roads "a. at y Z.
yard J0ursf al Norfolk. MacdonolTh. AZ y Y.
gard. Montana At Nespor' from Nap@ssle Bay
Prairie a. Hampton Road. san DIEGO. a. Ma
rattan sierrett a. Norfolk. WinslgN. At NeS
ror Woflen. AZ Chsrislnn va Y. from
Nce London
Or -e-Pnfeus a Csvl't
SAILED
ocf g -Glar.cf ~ Piz f1r San D!eso Mac
d0l0lrl. Newport f1r
Oct -s-'elil- Hampton Roads Tor Por, az frince
E- y yard fof fdas. Fanllls Nhitettonr
fCr Norfolk Justin. Mtzatlan for saiina CRUZ
ucDc-sa Nsspof Tor y \ SAL Diego. NA1at-
an fpT sac B.sS. whip2.s. Mare is.snd fSf San
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Advances Sharply
on Heavy Exports
Corn Is Firm.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
S.r York. October ~. Dls.
sAAgAT

An apparent shortage q oGsh uhss. villa vs;ch
20 make G.i7s-y IN tie WINNIPEG market, notu.ih-
Standing o., Tremendous movement there during III.
Ia; ilouth. ,ld hesV eypors from America caused
a thtrp upward movement Z. the wheat mGTket AID
fgs. y-tc.s wert ! = f2i.c net hislor
lJpoT'ef, reported salsS o. over million tuthsl.,
an while most Of thb was boie'cd 70 be caasal an
wheat which IS 'lll being preferred b. foreign
tuysrs on sccoun, o. It's hsh grading II was ,sil
fat inc1elete quantity q American wheat lal
been sold Weather conditions Were again nsa4y
sat-fac'ory ior moving wheat from the farms. and
o.. e.lt AZ pHmny points weIe heaV.
I.p1rs from TIE Northwest ssit that there was
iit.e probability q anything beis done g connec-
t.eu With Canadian duty. And y was though, That
iIi, gM stimulate more Conservative holdirs
po.lrJ among Nouhwotora farmers.
d. tic local cash market No J durum vees, vas
quoted al 81 l5k. , New lofk No l Northern
Du.u.h. t07r. and No Northern hsni'oba
'l'''s. e. bua'o CORN
Oh. October io 5 showed dSeiin. Q, 10 undsr
liquidation. while the later months y~o Nc nc
igAcr TIE weather over tie Ncsi Was ven favor
abe for cu-g tlS neF crop. which IA sIpee;ed n
20 dency 70 ofsc. ihs strength abroad md an In
proved e1V1r demand for the American nsx crop,
'1pJT sales for tho dAy wsro es,iIosted At 100000
bushels. ia The local cash market No yellow corr
Nas quoted a; ''se. prompt shipment
OATS
Dat. we're nrn. closing with net gains Of we've,
Receipts were fairly llcrsi Al interior roin,, ~:
THIS was Offset b. export sales o. about 10 1000
bushels. Tie local cash market vas armj 70
hits cuo.ed at ills i2c: No 4 white. to1 gilo
ordinary 70 fancy clipped iO1s gaze. all elevator
RYE.
Marie, ,n:1y; 10 Western. E.os. % Ss-
NEW YORK PRICES.
DscfTnt,t . sl0i. 3l0fi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Csblcs SPOT
cotton. fair business doing sales. 10000 hales
speculation aIf npo-t. 300. American 1000
Imp1rs 10 900. American. 5000. Mid-upand
lOi Future, opegei steady. = % ~ points
lower. closed ven STEADY. n - sis points net
higher October Noycmhrr and January Febrisry.
ssd. slafch-Aprl. 69li May-June. 6934d.
JUS Angus 6s6izd Manchester 90 Yarns arm.
CLOTHS quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Corn Products Earnings Gain

ne Corn Products Refining Com
ssnS reports for the nine months end
september 20 profits Of SSH POI,
~ increase Of $.3l SOC over the cor
spending period of 1914 The bal
sss &C. available for dividends was ST.
''s'sOt. q gain Of 1901 $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
CHEESE.

Receipts 1891 boxes State. who. milk. held
fgfs specials liA. lsc. average. fancy. l5tse.
fresh fats. specials l5kc. average, fancy. l5isc;
chediars. l5i- l5s.c. daisies Specials l0i.c. all
,f, rs uudcrsraics. l4i4 % i5Ac. Wisconsin. whole
mlIk fresh. daisies lia r Ice. twins 1873 elja.c.
Ncuus Ams-.c l5'. & lci.c. state skims. held.
specas 1874 &l2Hc fresh specials. ~ 4l2A.c;
choice. ll'a 3 lie. fair 20 good. lO9llc. common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Oo,obsr 20. 1915.
BEEVES.
Rsoeipr. l.Ist head; % o4r on ,sis 81 cars
sto1-a stoers ACTIVE firm 20 loo stes Oood 70
choice Fat bulls and oows f1n % 100 higher others
bg81', 'ao .9 S. hi,ee' sSsSst,s
steady.
CALVES.
Reoeiv-. i.lsi head yeals frn to &c hshsr:
grssseTs. ycarlings and led calves 25d51@ over.
Neals. "8'l2 = few Sls' euil, 50 50q5- %.
grasseFs. - ~ =. yeariingg 935od = g. =
Dressed calves trm. city dre>ssi yeas. Ia l,t.c:
country dressed I-ai6c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 6527 head: 2 cars OF sail, Sheep
steady. lambs weak % Ice lower Sheep g - q
s57j. culs S38$s5o: lambs. sI.50Gs9to. .uls.
s6GS.
HOGS
Receipts; 40 head car on sale MARKET lower
IT 8 56a3- 90: rcIshs. se8s625
lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Iotsye. oct. 2e.-sHEEP ard IANfBs-Re-
ceipts. 1895 market steady; choice lambs = y Sc:
butcher lambs. 6lz6AC. fe,t ff' sheen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

points higher with 10 sales on the call iuturs
sdvAnocd Sharply on reports Of higher refined quo
fatOus and he lmnees shown ia The spot market
The market c.oee1 finn 20 IL points ret hgner
with total sales FOR the DAY 1900 tons Range u
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

A very STEADY undcrtone prevailed In ne mari =
'or cottorseed OIL and al the close of he day
values were s 20 points net higher Range OF
prices -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

The local nafLst Tor spot cotton steady and
as points higher on The basis o. IL SOC for middllug
upland. sales $50 bales.
Receipts al tbs ports and interior points to-day
ard Tor the week compared with the totals Of lss.
and o, ,hs ye-k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
EGGS.


Receipts 1913 case Fresh gathered. extra hne.
r. Sc seconds 2, 2tc. thirds and lSrer. 81 3 -tc
checks good o. choice dy 2la2fhc. culls and
inferior l6a .0i4c. fefrig rator. special marks.
fancy 26c. Grsis. 2ii9@ -'l.c. seconds. q IL 20
'hris or poor. 20a-.'4c. diriies. ls92lc. state.
PrrusyNalia and nearby. hcnuey whites. rue 10
fancy 554C9c ordinary 20 5000. So q 53c gathered
urhiff. orIfnG-g ~ fue. tsa ltc. Western gath
go .tlff-s 81 445r. state PcuusylTsuia and near
b, hcnnery browns i1ei 2c. gathered brown sud
mixed coors SOC $50. nearby. fc'riscr4ior whites
HAY AND STRAW.
Tn. tone Of me market Is firm all sound
.tock HAY large balcd. timothy. prime. per ton.
81 No l. SO No 90 No 2 Sltaf@3. shipping,
ylf s0asls. 40 gtsie hay. S0aflt, fancy lght
clover MIXED. sssat2i RYE STRAW. No !. az.
small haes about Sl.50ssz under Large
FRESH FRUITS.
Apples and pears quiet but steady. Ounces in
usIi supply Peaches dragging Grapes moving
slowly Cranberries quiet. Muskmelons poor. Ca
saba melons steady Orange ana grapefruit ~
sod demand whea fNg. lineapples easy At
fLEs Mcintosh Dbl. s. j0gSi5o VOL R!v-T.
seSnaf go. jonathan. s. 50gSili, lofk In
tsflal. y-508ssao wealthy s-eSi. snow. 8 g
tit0 Niuesap S3eSt-i. rNcuw ounce so
= rr southern. mixed sorts t-Hfa. 6frenns
t.af,. KING s2at3l5. northern sly. S.eN
ia dvin, SlI3ef3 . Huhbaldson. 81 y q y %. 'el
Davs f2afg Hialk Ben. s. 5O s. so. RID fip-
IN ff75ns22. Cuiveri. sl7tHs.ei coilns
& r0fSg. common. 81 2 s. 50. crab. !1rgo tlf u
=. 10 ttnd. bskt s0cFtl Delicious, Western. bjl.
UisgNls sglnenbers. tL7sSt.fs Winter Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
BUSINESS TIDE
RISES STEADILY
Trade and Industry Running at
Higher Rate.

The tide Of business activity is sald
BY the commercial agencies in their
weekly reviews to be steadily rising
carrying upward lines that have hi'h'
erto been backward. Trade and indus
try are running at a higher rate. and
confidence j. expressing itself In the
starting Of new enterprises. Not IN
years, Il is said, has such an advance
been recorded as has been seen OF lato
"Dun's Review" says:
Noi only is there 10 tttp backward IN general
business but each week tha pendulum o. If0sless
saIlgs over wider area add 'lLi4tlfe Do ili .lff
f'fen.fhtred 40 ore unW lIut'z tl-t iie Lfl.i' N
day has definitely d.Enei. aHd tae change ~ siln.
fni, expression 70 the launching ri many 1drff ]
UNDERTAKINGS whie more ness enterprises are oeluS
started than Tor several years past.
Generally cOTmerca! enterprise hes not made
such strides forward IN several years. and the 81
rests upon the solid foundation q bounrful crops.
abundant and easy money ard the enhanced pur-
chasing power Of tie people. due y fu4 ein2lo'
ment n labor. -,
states are SSH against 400 last week ISL the pre-
ceiling week and asa the corresponding week la.
vfa- Of these. i5f were IN The East 81 south. 81
West ard So IN the Pscrc state. and l55 -
ported liabilities O. 5000 ~ mJfs. against 40
Lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
REAL ESTATEF FOR SALE OR TO LET
NV JERsEy.

ATTRACTIVE BAHGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses ana choice building lots
a. private sale. q large number from which
20 select,
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. 10 quickly close the bust.
ness OF two corporations. offers these prop
critics at about 500 OF former prices
They are located at Graatwood. Pall-ate
Aorsemere. and LeonA, New Jersey topto.
site Grants Tomb, within twenty i've r.i..
Jtes OF Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bA..
gains Liberal tCrms Title GuaTan.es Po
Icy free.
BENZ. HAIGHT. Special Deputy supt
OF Banks. care % Banking Department. a
broadway New York city.
FOR sALE.-A GOOD NORRIS COUNTY FARM
Abou. 200 Ic.us. Address A II hartley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Conner exports from Atlantic por
stnckhnlders of the Cleveland, On.

Company have elected Harry a.
Worcester. general manager OF the
company. a director, succeeding James
Stillman, resigned.
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New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

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BUSINESS CARDS.

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COUNTRY. PROPERTY.

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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-10-02
KEYSTONE CHAPTER
HAS GALA SESSION.

Keystone Chapter, o. E. S., had a
gala night on Saturday last. The
occasion celebrated being the officia.
visit of the Grand Officers of the
State of New Jersey. Among the
Most Worthy Grand officers present
were: Mrs. Lille White, Most Wor-
thy Grand Matron; Mr.. James Du.
gan, Most Worthy Grand Patron;
Mrs. Oliver, Most Worthy Grand AS
sociate Matron, and Mrs. Fithian,
Most Worthy Grand Ruth. The
Grand Officers were very much pleas
ed by the rapid growth and perfect
manner in which Keystone Chapter
performed their work, every officer
being perfect in his or her part. Two
candidates were initiated: Mrs. Carl
ton R. VanHook and Mrs. Irwin My.
ers. They also took the beautiful
Floral Degree. At the close of the
floor work speeches were in order
from the grand officers and other Wis
itors, and at the close of the speech
making all repaired to the banquet
hall, where a bountiful repast was
served.
The dining hall was a mass of flow
ers and autumn leaves. The table
decorations were great baskets of
dahlias and ferns down the center of
the table. The decorations were in
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Ryon, Mrs.
Westcott, Mrs. Corson, Mrs. l. G. Ad-
ans, Mrs. Marion Mitchell, Mrs. Net
tie Leeds and Misses Mabel Adams,
Bessie Mitchell and Edna Ryon. The
refreshment committee was headed
by Hugh Collins, assister by Edwar.
Ryon, John Ryon, Mark Leeds, Ryon
Price, Tobias Mcconnell and James
G. Scull.
Mrs. Name Ryon at the close of the
exercises presented, in a neat little
speech, a handsome cut glass flower
basket and 6 tumblers to the Most
Worthy Grand Patron.
Guests were present from Philadel-
phia, Phoenixville, JERSEY City, Tren-
ton, Paterson, Camden, Pitman, Ham
monitor, Ocean City, Atlantic City
and other places.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-10-02
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION BIG SUCCESS.

The forty-ninth annual convention
of the Atlantic County Sunday School
Association was held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Mays Landing
on Thursday. A most interesting
session was had.
Miss Edna Cole, who has just been
elected State Grade Superintendent,
gave a delightful talk at the morning
session. She is well equipped for
her new position, having had years of
training, and much is expected from
her.
Rev. Geo. P. Howard, New Jerseys
Sunday School representative to South
America, told of the state of affairs
as they exist in that country. He
was very entertaining and instructive.
State Supt. Downer was n of the
afternoon speakers, and waxed very
enthusiastic in the work. He stated
that he intends visiting the Atlantic
County Sunday Schools in the near
future.
An interesting report was made by
Prof. E. D. Riley, the county secretary.
Prof. Isaac E. Burgess, of the
teachers training department, i'm
pressed very strongly the necessity
VI tIdlllluS youhS PSoPAO W NSOAS
teachers. He advocated that this be
done by correspondence or in any 9TH
er convenient way.
Mr.. William Orr, of Atlantic City,
gave an address in the interest of
Adult Bible Glasses.
Ivan F. Flood, Young Peoples Sec
rotary for the New Jersey Baptist
Convention, was an interesting speak
err at the evening session.
A delightful luncheon was served
by the ladies of the church.
The music was in charge of Prof. c.
Harold Lowden.
Next year will be the Golden ami
versary and the session will be held
at Absecon.
All delegates present were urged to
bring their Sunday Schools up to as
high a standard as possible before that
time.