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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-10
ESCAPED PRISONER LOCATED.
Oakland Sammy" Who Escaped
From Holt County Authori-
ties In 1898, Now Held.

she,,s Gao = Calvin .ccom,,,,sa
nv Josenh us,8eld. ,e,n,ned E,,a.v
Of last week from A,l.n,. Ceo,y,a
wbe,s tbsv had y,ne m ,do,,,fv ana
bring back .Sanuel Rsvmond Alias
uo.L,.nd Sammy who w.s soo.
fenced to five wears in the Missour,
state penitentiary. at the Apr,l Ises.
term Of our C,,ru,, Cou,, IN, the rob
bery Of the Hatfield a w,man store
at Maitland In Jan,a,v NJ ,b., vea,
And VIM esc.p,d f,om tho vua,ds on
route 10 the p.n,,entiarv. In the Mis-.
souri, paciti, Yards in Kansas CIV. by
,ump,po through a uindow Of tho
train. and nothing further had been
heard Of him until several neek, 400.
when he WAS located I'm the Federal
pr,son At Atlanta Geo,via. ube,e he
WA serving A two wear sentence 70, a
postoff,ce rubb.,y. under the name O,
James p Rely. and his time Mas iu.,
about M ON this charge. she,in t;,l.
win obtained remi,i,,on oap.rs a,
once from Goye,nor Nsio,. apd in
compan, si,h indy. 70 a. salad
Of our Cour,y Ccu,, l,f, for A,lan,a
on Anvust IN. ~i,l, m. i,,.p,,or -,
br,nving Rsvmond b.ck % s.,ys III.
term
On Mond.v A,,us, ., a. p.v.
mond xas leaving Tho rsds,., n,,son
No was Arrested hv nanr,, sn.,,r
Iss u.voood =, rn,,on ,onn,.
c.o,,,, "a S,.,,c c.,.,. -. ~,
,so,,,,,,,on w.,,.n, .,,,.n h.a 49,
honorad hy Cnva,no, u.,.,s -,
Gsor.,s Tho n,,.ons,,, on.a hs,, "A
h,. .,,,.a,,,on 90 W,..on,, A.. ~.
n..,,na o. a.. r,,,,.. $50,
90 ,h,au,,,, ~. .,,".. .o' ~, 80 49,
s.,,..a $50. - 'o .',. VD.. -, .
".n,,.s ~. p ~, ' "rI Wv.
$500" ,r''. w. .''
80, 49,. ~. s,." ~ " WV
80, go, Ss,.., aspo, W
-. 49, 49,, ~. o.ee 80
49,. A.. "s s.,', ." ,,e ~ . ,
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Wanted Help.

Joe Mitchell, Preston Wise, John
Naumsn, w. II. Dovell, Chas. Gan.
nsy, and Chss. Bostw lex, OF the Craig
vicinity; Robert Brown, TUCK
Smith, and Guy Spillman, OF the Bige-
low vicinity; Grant Jackson and NJ. b.
Thomas, Of Mound City; Chas. Ow.
ems, Of the Union district; II. L.
Hughes, Of the Monarch school dis.
trict; and many others were here
Monday, telling the County Court,
the Highway Commission and County
Highway Engineer Psrst Of their EUR.
gent needs" for improvements on the
roads and bridges In their districts
While the County Court was holding
their annual meeting o. . Board OF
Equalization Of Manufacturers and
Merchants tax, the court consented
to take their cases under advissmsnt
and II possible to give them some re.
lief,
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

Presbytery meets In Hopkins next
Tuesday night and continues through
Wednesday night. II will be pre-.
coded by \ conference on Missions,
Monday night and Tuesday, TO which
all the members Of the church are In.
vited. II Is nice auto drive TO Hop.
kins and a trip In which there would
be combined both pleasure and profit.
Mr.. NanBuskirk has been selected a
delegate TO Presbytery and with the
pastor, expects TO attend. There Is
some talk OF inviting rresbytery 10
meet here In the spring
The Ladies' Aid society Is meeting
regularly on every Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Flora IIinde.
The Missionary society had a good
meeting on last Wednesday with Mrs.
Rayhill. After the discussion OF the
study lesson, which was lead by Mrs.
George Murray, and business, a pleas.
ant social hour was enjoyed and re.
freshments served by the hostess, as.
sisted by her daughter, Mrs Cora
Moore.
Services as usual on next Sunday.
The hour OF the evening service Is
changed TO 1880,
The Christian Endeavor society will
meet ~ $3.50. Mrs. Carey Bunker Is
the leader. Topic "Friendship. -
Prov. q: 10. This will be the
monthly conservation meeting. Re.
member TO bring . verse Of scripture
to answer rollcsll and your monthly
Offering. Let all the members he
present at this first meeting since W.
cation and be on time-6:3O.
Prayer meeting this Thursday
evening At 1880. II the pastor can be
OF any help call on him. Tell him OF
those who are sick, strangers, or to
whom you think he may be Of service,
T. A. CLAsETT, Pastor.
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Rural Letters Carriers Meet.

The Semi.Annusl meeting Of the
Rural Letter Carriers Association, OF
the Fourth Congressional district,
convened In Savannah, Monday OF
this week, and an interesting session
WAS held. Good programs we're carried
out, both forenoon and afternoon, and
much that was Of interest to the as'
ISOLATION was discussed.
Like every other body Of workers
this organization has . great many
problems TO solve and have need Of
the united, concentrated assistance Of
every carrier In securing more equit.
able conditions under which to per.
form labors. The expense Of joining
the Association is but e2.25. This pays
one years dues In National, State end
District Associations. The association
IL striving to make the rural delivery
service more efficient and more agree
able to oil who have part In 1t and II
Is the wish Of the local committee es.
pecially, and also the whole member
ship, that every carrier In the county
take advantage and attend these
meetings.
The carriers from here, five In mum
Der, intended to attend In . body, but
rain coming up, 1t was impossible fol
oil Of them to 20, 10 John J. Lukeni
and Hugh G. Harshs were the only
ones able to be present.
The assembly adjourned to meet Ia
Oregon, No., February n, 1913. |,
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Shall We Pave?

EDITORS SENTINEL - GENTLEMEN
In the language OF the street, ut
Is up To us" The city council has
now performed Its duty TO these pro-
gressive citizens (Whom we believe
constitute q very large Majority, who
desire to see the paving OF our busi.
ness streets an accomplished fact.
That the streets about the public
square and from the square 10 the de
pot need paving to facilitate trade,
transportation, and business Of all
kinds, Is too we'll known and univer.
sally conceded on all hands to admit
OF serious discussion.
From six to eight weeks OF slop
from ankle TO knee deep oil along our
business front, during the spring.
when the country roads are passably
good, Is not . good trade winner"
nor Is II conducive to the better feel.
Ing that should always exist between
. business community and the farm.
Ing population which supports It.
That paving will work . hardship In
. few cases cannot be denied, and no
advocate Of better streets, 20 far Is
we are aware, has any disposition to
gainsay this fact. Such improve.
msnts necessarily cost heavily; how.
ever, this expense can DO divided into
three equal installments, and OIL:
though Q burden TO the AUDITING
property owners, yet, during the
three years. time, oil such properties
are bound TO feel sure and powerful
stimulating effect In the matter Of
largely increased valuations OF Q sta.
BILE and permanent character.
II the fact that paving works
hardship on individuals, 10 70 bar
progress along this line, then Oregon
is different from other towns; for no
city or town has paved without going
up against this same condition.
We stand at the entrance to 1.-THE
city beautiful" the council has
opened the gate. Shall we 20 In and
take our rightful place, - other sub.
stantisl, p vressiye, and attractive
little CIV ound us have done, or
shallv ssly fold our arms and
calm the consequences Of
our ins;Ji~-'
Shall we fall In line with Savannah,
Maryville, Tsrkio, and Mound City;
or shsll we slowly and gradually DRIFT
along on the theory that our material
property and advancement - mu.
nicipality II unworthy OF our best
Thought and highest sspirstionss
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Evangelical Church.

We expect to begin . series Of re.
vivsl services In our Oregon church
next Sunday evening. The pastor
will have Rev. f. II. Wendland to
assist him. Mr.. Wendlsnd Is an able
preacher. We invite all to attend
these services. There will be preach.
ing In our Nickell's Grove church,
Sunday At II .. m. PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-10

w. 8. Clifford has returned from
Columbia, Mo-, where he has moved
his family, 80 that the children may
have the advantages Of the public
schools and the State University.
Frank and Winnie will leave SstuY.
day Of this week, % they will b ION
hand" at the opening Of the UnivsF.
sity. ~. ~ y
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Stand by the Council.

THE SENTINEL sincerely hopes that
every citizen who has the interests Of
our town At heart will loyalty support
the paving proposition, and uphold
the hands Of the council.
This IL much.needed improve.
ment, to keep our city abreast with
the times.
Tell the council where you stand,
and lot them know your wishes In
the matter. Let u get together, and
results will surely follow.
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IT. A. Long. Veterinary.
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B. & @. MAKES
BIG EXPENSE CUT
81, 349,506 Loss in Gross
Changed to S3,O29,2S2 Gain
in Net Operating Income.

Following a meeting Of the directors
Of the Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad yes
terday at which the same dividends
were declared as six months ago a
statement of the company's operations
for the fiscal year ended June 80 was
made public, the figures for June being
estimated. A decrease Of S7,349,5 500 was
shown in gross revenues. but reduc-
ton in operating expenses amounting
to S10,441 .00l caused a gain in net of
Sc, O9l .495. A small increase in taxes
made the increase in operating income
slightly less. bringing it down to 3d.
029.2s2.
The balance for the year. after add
ing other income OF $i.89S,976 and de-
Quoting S1S,177,455 for fixed charges,
was S10.5S7 .462, an increase of 1885,
500. The company's statement adds:
"DcductinG the preferred dividend
leaves $500, 935. applicable to the
Sl52. 100000 common stock outstanding;
and after payment OF the five per cent
on the common stock there remains
$635. 632 TO be carried to surplus.
"Of the decrease in expenses $5,627,-
416 is the conducting transportation,
the ratio for the year being S3I42 per
cent, compared with 1892 per cent IN
the previous year Maintenance OF
equipment expenses decreased Sl,l93,-
583. the ratio so applied being slightly
in advance of the previous year. Main
tenance OF way expenses for the wear
1914 carried a charge OF S2.1l2,OOO. IN
cident TO the 1913 floods. Eliminating
this amount from the total decrease OF
S3,l53.5S9 it shows other maintenance
items to have decreased Sl,2S6,3i6.
The total operating ratio for the year
was 1896 per cent, compared with 1903
dor cont in 1Ql4.'
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Sales in Auction Rooms.

Al Il vesey st.;
BY Henry Brady.
'oIH ST. e iea4s o. Tif,h Az s, 81 '1sl 2
ss5,s ' 's1. atty &c. ss. sap' Al %ioHS S to
By Joseph p. Day
PATH ST. IS W. IS. IS o. Columbus hv 50Xi2.
s'y tenmi: = Rsbel ert. etc. at W
Holding CO 81 al: Gabriel. atty; J Hslpin.
ref due. tiS.5oel7: taxes etc. E'2. To tho
plaintiff for S47 800.
22b ST. 495.iss +. n 5. s5i7 0; Firs, sy. 46.lOI
TX Mf Ssa1str DG .iy S' gray D'T iot due
!ll4.00i taxes. etc. SNj7 81 sub TO hrsi mtg oi
5000. To the p.Sini!a fof $500
At the Bronx Exchange;
By Henry Brady
i77TH ST, y /. u e cor Davidson nv. 81 .lly;S Tx
ct a.; .spcr & Bartlett. Gt'ys; NJ Scanlsn' ref
due. SlilN; taxes. ctc. Ai0. -; sub 10 mis
0: $500. To tho plaintiff for $4,000
by Charles A. Bcrrlan.
cosrER ST, %. c $. go sporoFd az. 2o1loo:
atty: Jno Hyues ref; due. SG.5Iil5; taxes. etc.
sl2S52 10 thc pisinuF 'or $4,000 o,-,,o.
. sly dw iE; same as. same: action 2; same att; ;
saline rst due t6.2lAij; taxes etc. se7.S5; TO
FAilf ST, c2j' v $. 225 Randall az. 25Iloo;
nc plaintiff for $3.50, 800. go
ii6.s1i6 sTii5 vacant; Dorothea Bauer All Emily
X Stisler e; al. Julius Miller atty; chas NJ, c
Marin. ref. due. sl.4iS52. taxes. etc. Sl23 70;
70 the plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Samuel Marx.
zS6TH ST. T. s. 80 Oneida av. 21Il0O
vacant. ssml Housnder sgt Martha Jackson
ct al Corson UppouAeim. atty Isaac
Cohen. ref resdvertised for July 9.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY


Albany July s. interpretations Hlcd with the Sec
Hiso Amusement Corr. Brooklyn. SO ono: Hanna
Braun. 80 Hunts Point az. y y Regina Broudy.
Anna Reisnef. Brooklyn.
H. n Mickey Export Co. Manhattan firearms
$40 900 Jane, II MURPHY. 36lo Erqadway y. y
" G. Klein y. y. X X. Mickey. Le1na. y. j.
Daniel SWANSON. NcnkcT,; realty $40 1000 Daniel
SWANSON. 22O Mclean ~. lon.crs. Donald A.
Barnc'son. John 6. S"-nSion. Yonhef,
shoes. $50 600. Heavy kr2usc 81 Washington ~.
HrookJn Jay G. kaufman. Broo@iyn. samuel VI.
Coi,en Scott Co. Manhattan ladies waist.
$4,000. AiphonSe IL Golden 20 West SSH st..
y y Joseph 4. Scott. Howard Palmer. y. Y.
Travellers National Service club. Manhattan
Ta H. G1S %o9'' -'; M, Z W.5 IN 6foos L.
mount posters. etc.: 5000. Harry r. Raver 40
Wcsi 4oih St.. y. y. Car. 4. W.llAt. John j..
Ro,on Land Co. npraI3. 100000: Peter :.
Hiram G Lund Fort Erie CIT
Can II schultz Reilly Co ManRai'2n 500 600 90 ;
Schultz y. y. Or Ru1,amfl. Murray I'm. y. J.
Manganese. Blnshamion; chemistry. etc 500,
600. Alfici VI ThOm,-il 1911 ghamt0u. Edmund {.
Richard>. Robert l. Mime. Juca.
Burke c 9oa on &C.. N.Ghisn $1,000 Zoo;
r ~ Allan Rcsig Co Rochester: 81 900;
Brousham VI. Allan. Rochester. Ham W. sabl.
Household Produci, Distributing Co Man
hanttau. $40 600. Victor Leonard 81 l.. 9Th 81.
y Y Alfred kunz Charlie, Macdonald. y Y.
Ruddeu Manhattan. motor taHicah and Hvery
s. 600. Mary A Ridden $50 Riverside Drive. y.
y. Philip Rutden. Patrick } 0B.iue. y '
Victor skirt Mfg Corp Manhattan. 1000 :
lame, VI Bowen. ssg " 35ih ST. y Y. Simon
Buch. y = Irvine T.. Turnc- HronI
Zallcr Press. Ma.hattaa: 5000. Jacob Laiie'.
500 Trinity av.. BroaI. Jacob sib,rmau. Bro-I.
Max Reich. y. Y. ~
Sew York Pauuco oil Go. Manhattau. SO 600 .
lanes l. CaItS. $40 jSth 81. Brooklyn Richard
{ Murphy. Joseph = McIoughlln y y
Paragon ski Co.. Manhattan. $4,000; MAJ
Grant 1857 bergen st.. Brooklyn. Samuel Vein
stein Bronx: Morris Mcttus. y y
G. ". s Patterson x Co. Manhattan. import
and export merchants. 500 600. EdwAfJ II. Pstiel-
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platten Answers Criticisms,

In reply to implied criticism BY Ger
tain holders of bonds of the Chicago
& Eastern Illinois Railroad OF the
work done by the protective commit
tee. of which he is chairman, John W.
P}atten, president of the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company, stated
yesterday that the committee is giving
every possible protection TO each OF
the various issues of bonds which it
represents. and is in a position to deal
fairly with these issues IN any reor-
Cani7ation plan. Mr.. Platten believes
The formation Of an Independent com
mittoe would merely complicate mat
.ers. increase expenses and cause de-
LAYS
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
York County. --Guaranty trust COMPANY
II Now York. Plaintiff, against hotsf
Fulton Realty Company 81 a. D"f@nda1s
in pursuance Of a Judgment % fo''.
closure and sale duly made anl lea'.af
date the l4th day - Jane. JOY 4l.
entered on the 10th day OF June. i'i5 %
tho above-entitled action. T. 'he under
signed Referee in said judgment nlms4
will sell at public auct,a a. tic D..
change Sales Rooms. 80. li-lh Ne''I
street. in the Borough Of Manhattan ,.V
OF Now York OF the 18Th dag ~ J.T.
1918. at II o'clock noon en- that a.te. Dr.
Joseph p Day. Auctiontcr. IT, premises
directed By sais judgment 70 De sold All.
therein described as follows.
All that certain plot; pc Or p ,a a, o.
ough Of Manhattan, cry. county ana
state OF New York. bounded and DESCRIBED
as follows. Il ginning ~ fhc corner
formed by the intersection ~ tne NoI.A.
erly side Of one hundred and s.xty first
street with the Easterly Side ot bro-4'
way. running thence Northorly. along ne
caeterly side OF Broadway, ninoiy-nini
(99) feet. eleven (lll inches, thence f.as,,
crly parallel with tho Norther.y side q
one hundred and sixty-hrst stree, and
part Of the distance through party val
rinety-nine $3.50 feot ten and 'nre"-qlaf'
ters I0&) inches. thence Souther.y. par
allel with the Easterly sid o. Broadway
nlnety-nine (99) feet. eleven Gil niche,
10 the northerly side OF one hundred asa
siXty first street. and thence Westerly.
along the Northerly side ~ one HUNDRED
and sixty-hrst Street. ninefy-nine lssl
feet ten and three-quarters 90 p incnes
TO tho poin. or place OF beginning.
Together with all fixtures and propefi.
attached 20 or used IN the operation Ok
the said premises.
The sale OF said premises shall be mad,
subject TO FIRST mortgage OF Nl9W
held by Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany Cf New York
Dated. New York. June ls. 1918.
MELVIN G. PALLISER.
Referee.
STETsON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL. A..
torneys for Platntin. Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. IS Broad street
New York city. New York
The following Is agram Of the prop
erty to be sold: It's street numbers AZ.
6Si West l6lst Street and 3s60-5 Bread
way:
i62nd Street
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Realty Notes.

H. Peck was the broker IN tho recorded sale
OF the Mot .sIlOO a. the southeast corner " Ven
Cortlandt Park south and Putnam N East for
olive II Chessbro to Dayid Mscbrde. ,,
20 Ne erected by tho First MAsDAF Reformed Church
AT sac aud S4s East 69th IT.. near First az The
property measures ss.ir7I !. and was acquired by
Inc congregation last month.
The New York Title Insurance Company loaned
SIS 600 the five story and three story apartments
az 7s Amsterdam av. and III West 0Sth 81.
Wright barclay, Inc, has been appointed agent
for t6 Grand At. 22i East 26th at 226 East 3Ith
e.. S.9 East 21th St. asa West t9th 81 and 2?2
East SlS st.
Frederick Fox & Co. have been appointed agent,
for II West goth IT,
The Duross Company has been appointed agent
for los West 18th St
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APPRAlSALS OF ESTAltS'

NORBERT WOLFF March 70 1914 ~, 49,
Clar. schumacher daughter. and liAfns t,r.ta
soI ~ dcccdent each received s. 500. 49, w.. n
y Wolf son. was given $50. lAe as'es .,.sI q
equity $4,000. iu i62 West ltist g.. 49,. A.
sis 900. an equity s. sol. So two .o.s PEI 4, s5'
near 1881 st. The Bronx APPRAISED a. - psr.
cash SIS NE Insurance. s. 900. even s.rrssy.
sonalty. 54.0i-. COS shares Noroeit WOE w.
<j1.6S4 ....., d, s,1s.
JOSEPH l.. HOIIANDER. manuia' .iei lr,f
liu goo,ls October -. 1910 ne'. 49,, tts -s-
giving SIS 900 % relatives ard - t@lss
sidu4ry estate was placed in uls- ~, 80 An.
Of Rachel Hollanicr. sister. al net-'' "a issis
daughter. Edith VI. Honsnief. dalsliH. 80 10
h. Hollandcr son. Asses Dep ,.N, ~, Yp-
Insurance. So l93. loan 90 h MafNn 800 Boz.
900: loan 10 the Hol suder Company. 80 ssa
,efest due. S6s3: pcroaa:i a1a s 80, hsa'ls
and stocks aud bonds so $50 Ile 49, rr,n.L
o, securities Wcrc. Bonds Brookign kApl .i.,,ssaJ
$40 900. 100 shares America1, soo1 csngly b.
fcrrc.l g. $50 and 100 shares NQrle.N n -
RAILWAY 50 700. In 4t4qa to , nss 'i'' d,a,s
was give, A legacy Of $4,000 AID pe''oui'
praised az 81 j26.
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Centre line OF block.

the approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy "hieH me so,d %oPv'; Tsn
,t,,,s,nd six hundred and thirteen 33-l00
1t4" IA 2eI Dollars. with interest thereon
rom the 18Th day u June. 1915. together
'.tI ~. costs and allowance. amounting
,rtree hundred and seventy $4,000
5276.seJ boilers. With interest from June
- 1918. together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF the
taves assrgsuents and water rates. or
IL lions which are 10 be allowed to the
n,irchascr out ~ the purchase money. or
pnsid by the Referee is Four hundred dol
lars and interest ~
HUGO s. MACK. Referee.
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building At N.l6 Is sd a. 90 David schwhru.
space at 9QG Broadway 60 the Frank Tourist w.
spAce Al 1856 broadway tu William Gcdinstoh., AMI
with the rayson Mel Merrill Co, space az Is H.
4it IT 60 Cornelius Vanderbilt - - 4,
Rastirc n Co suhloascd The 'enth. llo' 70
Frhruary ! aud spac, to the Arnold Costume Co
az a aud 80 W glst St 80 =,
Mcssnor 4 Csrfcau IN conjunction win AZ
I. Hess have rented space a. ~ foui'h !" w
The rnmrAlnc MIlla. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09

Alliance Films Co-,-cc.f,,. Foatt,rc Film, Corn
A''''' Nus ''' DIV" ~ ,
. ,.lr,e'tip's, In, D''' W amy 'N titi q
sam, Ej1-'L.r 81; -
SAND EUir,tb Granite a.. SiSttg Al
R 'o 4, ana ~ , yg1'Sn =, 1 al 9S
~. . 81 I,- rii.-i ~ 90 81 t,i'5o1 4
a. h.- l., So; be"' >iltISt -.
R,,,s,i rt.,,rl II IiolI go "a
B-bb uston. Joseph a and John II Hisson-i d
Bo H.i;i-'i tlu a-N F Bo,eon 81! a5 ooii
E Es5. S I and ,1ig, H'nd'lman sit 10 10
Cu.l.nIan rus Co. Inc k.nc Press. Inc. siig g
Ca.l Anna y il ~, 0.aI Id '0 '0'' So; y
no ~. A zcit. T. "' II p,,. r'''' ct a. 81, s.
not'is 49,, Vn,-i.,,. D., sl a., ,
p pag iaa ' II 81 I 5c.5y 81 do , t d
' Ra-'a.5uis s som FREY. $685. %
F1 1 Mehs.i pp. ' Ha M5 Stone Do g. E''
SSH =
II Wet iifh Street Go. In " S,hupn.r.
goy. H,ng = Murphy. , s,lsi s
Green. i,do-c aud Max Fish. S2i2.il
Goldberg. S.mu-.-rtle Guarantee AMI Trust 90.
500
Gordon. John. ami National Surety Co--loople e..
$1,000
llc.,ane., Charlie q i kaufman. siis
Ii Ie-s n %',' sa s.". ri $50, 'oi 8,
Johnson. Alexander and Alcc-A + Plos'F Go. s.,
kaufman, An7o. raq!o.rome Engraving Co. ;i;!5i
kucc. Loui.-A Kusch ct al. S22j Oh
Lauic'hac4 Morton state Bank. SIS? -
Sane sane. sos; i
Buckle. Inc, yes
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Fish Succeeds StudeoaKe''

+. S. Fish, president OF 'ne ,Ssir.
baker Corporation. was elected get ass,.
man of the board yesterday AZ a Stu
ing OF directors 10 succeed J; W tired
debaker. who, it is announced Tr-
because Of advancing age. a, and
kline. who was vice-presiden', ,ssi.
treasurer, succeeds Mr.. Fish as .ress-
dent. c. c. Hanch was elected s,nSe.
urer. It is reported that ,ne on is
baker company has war orders
books totailing s2O,ooo.00o. -
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Manufacturer, q Exporters Service Co. Man
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AMI caps s. 900. nathan I,man. Ills Kelly st.
B.rul: Louis Goldberg. Benjamin Goldberg. Bronx.