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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
Mtntcr-NIartin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. scptcm-
Der 5.--Charles Minter. of F!uvnnnn
County. and Miss Willie Ann Martin
or this city. were married yesterday
Mt the parsonage Of the First Baptist
Church, Rev. Cecil V. Cook, D. d..
performing the ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
Only One ARRAY.

Last night was an exception to the
general rule of disorder on Saturday
night. There was only one cutting af-
fray, and that not a serious one. George
Christian, 4 white man, stabbed Marvel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
Dr.. Brady Health Talks
beds md Bncl,s,

nan or ~oman's Ills may TO summed
UP IN ono word-backache The AL
nlhnacs the nostrum makers literature
the various fake doctor books" pub.
hsheo In tho interest OF big ouack
meo!cino hrms. and the circular that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06

Tnffeth wnS never moro popular
than now. and with the coming Of
the autumn, combinations OF taffeta
and serge are finding favor with the
modistes. A good example Of these
combinations Is seen in a blue serge
model with a coat effect of taffeta
that is belted. Tho sleeves are OF
net, while buttons play a very I'M
portant part In the trimming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
REAL ESTATE DEAL CLOSED
WHICH INVOLVES $4,000
Several Blocks OF Petersburg Property
Tnkcn Over and VIII He
Developed.

Developed.
PETERSBURG. VA. September g.
The Combined Realty Co, Inc. has
closed u deal with the Bollingbrook
Terminal Co.. in which the latter COM
pany purchases several blocks of prop
erty In Bollingbrook Street, east of tho
Stafford Hotel and along Third and
Fourth Streets. Tho purchase price is
reported to have been upwards of $780,
00o 1t is designed to improve tho
property and dispose of it as sites for
wholesale business houses, for which,
located as 1t Is near the railroad, 1t is
peculiarly well adapted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
Questions md Answers.

Short and Sweet Queries like
Prayers, are most effective, in our np.n-
ion. when made short and sweet At
any rate we scan but scantily those
duod ecimo volumes which some read
e-s infi!ct upon us. Another shortcom-
Ing OF ours Is the fact that wc general
ly neglect to read the other side when
correspondent writes on both sides
of the paper. And, OF course. we can
pay no attention to the anonymous
query. even though IT is signed Sin
cerely yours, Constant Rcader"-as
though sincerity and anonymity could
over be Compatible!
!Adenoids In Babies-Is It ever neccs-
sary for a baby sixteen months old 10
have an operation for adenoids? de-
mands worried father. My doctor
says our two children have them and
they should be operated on at once
They are sixteen months and four years
old. respectively.
Answcr-Your doctor is probably
right. II is often necessary to operate
on babies Il few months old for ade-
noids. and il Is a lot safer than to let
the trouble go untreated. II neglected
tho child's face, chest and general de-
velopment will suffer permanently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
Antoinette Dounelly.. Answers.

pounds is too much weight for q girl
Of twenty-five and i've feet TWO inches
tall. DO not advocate eating lemons
10 reduce flesh. The only way TO reduce
is BY dieting and exercise Sleep onIy
seven hours and take no maps during
the day, Walk at least three miles n
day / shall be glad TO send YOU nv
reducing dietary II you will send me a
stamped. addressed envelope.
potty-If your hair is fine and
tansles easily. take time enough to
separate the snarls with your fingers.
Grasp the comb between the thumb and
The hrst two fingers and carefully draw
II down the length of the hair Two or
three gentle efforts OF this kind will
generally disentansle most of the
snatis without breaking the hair.
shall be glad 10 send You my instruc
tons for caro- OF the nails II YOU will
send me n stamped. addressed envelope
Edha.-lt takes time and paticnce to
co'fect large pores. II may take two
or thTea months, so do not be disconr
ased and discontinue the treatment
me hair can be removed from the arm
pits by the use OF good dcpilatorv
me following IS one Of the best: sui
phloc OF barium. two drains: oxide Of
zinc ana starch. each, three drarns
Mix these we'll and keep tightly corked
Before applying the dep!latory add
sufic!ent water to make q. paste The
paste is then placed on the skin and
allowed TO remain for n couple OF min
utes. Wash off and apply n cold cream
or soothing ointment There will ne
resulting Irritation. You can generally
tell when the paste has been on long
enough by slight burning sensation.
! Kathlyn--There "a no way that Won
can reduce your face without mak
! ing II fabby and wrinklcd Don't try
to do it. There is nothing so attractive
and pretty as n round, plump face alow
ing with health.
Mrs. Winifrcd P.--Walkinc will No,
make you fat, on the contrary. II 10 n
t"sh rcduccr To derive the most benc
mt from walk see that yom chest is
high. the legs moving freely from the
hips in long. swinging step The arms
should hang easily, moving slightly
hut not swinging. Hold your heaa ur
and inhalc long. deep breaths Such q
Walk is most invigorating I shall he
glad 10 send you my formula for re,
dnc!ng flesh II you Will send me o
stamped. addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06

kathlyn-There Is no way that vol
can reduce your face without mak.
ing II habhy and wrinklcd Don't try
10 DO II. There is nothing so attractiy,
ana pretty as round, plump face glow
ing with health.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
PART PAID RENTES
BOURSE DRAWBACK
Floating Mass Held To BE
HindranCe TO Return OF
Active Business.
~ on. - ~ Tl-I

Paris. Jan. 81. The efforts OF FL
nance Minister Rijot with the Budget
Commission and in the chamber have
resulted in obtaining their approval
to case the financial market Of the in
cubus OF the mass Of 3's per cent rcnte
securities floating en- the stock market.
The finance office gives the figure OF
over $4,000. .OOj "a representing me
value of these part paid rcntcs.
The commission approves proposed
issue Of treasury bonds a being IN the
best interest o. the treasury Itself and
without limitation or maximum c-tcut
Of issue Thcrc bonds are not 10 be
come duly payable betor" 1928. and Will
be subjected TO no taxation. the PAID
up certificates OF 3i2 per cents would
be accepted at the price OF 81 per cent
for substitution to the new proposed
great loan in treasury bonds.
The Finance Minister believes that
this concession Will facilitate the
clearance OF the stock market OF un-
paid rentc certificates which now IN
cumhcr the BCur~c and Uar.!y hinder
the return Of active business.
During ;he debate in Parliament a
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01

do,r.v attacked the issue last july o.
rogoomabIo Gi9 per cent rentes, sts'ihg
!, nod failed with the public. ana thaC
VI. Noulcrs. Finance M,nis,'I AZ '"'
time Of issue, had objected 10 ~ u.,
Finance Minister Rlbot rephea .na.
Tho loan had been covered ana ,"ae @
boIdcrs Of stock who have no' pald up
,boir certificates will find that the
s,oto will not accept them Tor nc"
o N Eibo. announced that so far ne
had called o1ly or the Bank of France
FOR advances. .. ., .b;,
,orr spnrlv our needs the Minister
soid "Wo have 10 make a direct ap-
peal 10 the public. .olr,
= Tho stock market closed very calm
tho "a in the rentcs market oelhs a
fraction weaker, but the 3 = per cents
,..oro unchanged. There was some Irau-
inc in City Of Paris and Credit foncier
bonds. ,..,-,r,o,
,.ocLe trading was slack, Dut prices
were generally maintained. Spah'Sn 81. e.
toriors we're very firm. some shAieS
Gained from a point to poiIj aiP
bo,r Russians were better. tEFp1'ai
limited was steady and unaffected py
,breats Of the Ottoman INVASION Dan
or France shares and other big DahhS
were almost unchanged
Lndustrials were dull throughout
There was only n little more actlN'tS,
IN oil and eoute ammunition "olhs ana
war materials.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
DISCOUNTS
EASY DESPITE LOAN
S25, 100000 Advance on Treas
urv Bills to Rumania Weeks
Biggest Transaction.

London, Jan. 81 The payment. OF
another call on the war loan last
week again reduced Other deposits
in the Bank Of England, TINS time Dy
approximatcly 100000, 20 sllr5oo'-
O0O ,..
The decrease did not, however have
anv effect in stopping tho downward
tendency Of discounts. Overnight ana
weekly money ere ] and z, sixty days
] 7-16. three months ~, four months
1as and six months 2is.
The most notable transaction O. 'ne
week was the agreement to advance
Rumania c5.0OO.00O OF treasury blllS'
This seems to he n sure indication
that the way will soon spread to IN
clude Rumania. which Will come III
on the side Of the Allies.
The Bank Of England continues 70
hold SG9.2OO,O0O gold, which, WIN
SLIGHT variations. has been practca!ly
The figure Of the last 1--WE weeks. Mean,
while the government continues 10 aao
81 OO0 600 weekly to the reserve agaInS1
redemption OF government currelfE
notes. and the reserve is now t22.o"o'
OOO So total gold against combined
hank and government notes ls 80 .ac
00o 600. while notes total Ei%OVo'oOo'
IN. contrasts with the RelchsbanT
issue of notes 20 three times INC
smount Of its stock OF gold.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01

M, he 30 Objectionable. though it
would tax the Interstate Commerce
Commission 90 keep UP with appllca-
.ions Of all the roads under ITS con
trI In addition, however, the bill
c,lIs for notice Of hearings for states
.trorch which the roads pass, and by
,bc .ine the commission had heard all
rar.,es conditions in the money market
MIGHT be far different from those the
,ssue was planned TO meet
Nancy rates here last week continued
lou onJ OF .he month requirements
bai,c practically without effect IN me
rresent abundance OF loanablc funds.
CaU loans again were renewed n
nor cent. and were made lower. Time
loans on stock Exchange collateral
we're placed AT from PIP 20 3'2 per
cent. according TO maturity, and com
mevc,al paper was bought al 3'2 10
per cen, For best names.
Clearing House members reported
further gain in surplus on SATURDAY
though the liquidation in securlticS
and corporate financing produced
S2l 600. goo increase IN loans. A. pres
ont. under the new reserve require
ments. the excess reserve STANDS a,
over Sl44.OOOO00. with the dow OF
currency from the interior stlIl un-
checked.
during the week foreign exchange
rates were frmer on requirements
actual and expected. arising from sale
here Of securities owned abroad. De
mand sterling reached 4.s5's, but re
laxed before business had ended.
Credits hore for foreign countries and
loans for foreign countries placed IN
this market have prevented an over
supply of commercial bills resulting
from heavy war orders. Our exports,
however. are 80 great that exchange
vates are still low From the prln-
.cipal ports of this country, that handle
IS per cent Of imports. and 80 OF eN-
ports. preliminary figures for the htst
three weeks Of the. month show IA
,orablc trade balance OF over S9o,Ooo,-
600 This would indicate an export
excess for January OF around $loo'-
COO 900.
American securities were depressed
in London as well as here. As these
have been particularly active the rest
of the market was unfavorably affected.
Idle funds in London are becoming
embarrassing Discount rates were
under . per cent and the money mar
Ects deposits in the Bank Of England
continued heavy. On Thursday the
Bank reported a loss Of some G76O.OOO
in gold and with deposit liabilities
greater. the reserve fell off about one
half Of / per cent 10 81.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
COTTON GOODS MEN
SURE BOOM IS NEAR
Fall River Iron Works MiilS
Start on Full Time After
Three Months Rest.

Fall River. Jan. 3l.-The cotton clotn
markets we're very firm last week. but
the amount Of business done was rather
LIGHT: in fact less than half OF the
volume of the previous week. 1t is
generally believed that the period OF
unusual quiet has passed. In the
minds Of those in a position to pass
an opinion. from now on business VIII
be broader.
The amount of business last week
could have been greater had manu-
facturers agreed to bids that were OIL
fered. Buyers have not, however oeen
t,,.;r, for concessions, because THIS Is
out Of the question just now put 'he!
have reduced the volume or Dlds',
The total sales for the "eeh ar
estimated at 100000 pieces ana %
these probably 10000 pieces are spot
Contracts extend over the next three
,,,o,,tbS for delivery for the most part
Vide and medium wide goods nave
been in more demand than narrow
cloths. but there has been some trau'
ing in the latter makes.
One of the notable features OF ,he
woek was the announcement that the
Fall River Iron Works will resume lul,
time after working under reduced
scbedule since October "a. The quo
tations: 2s-inch 64x64, 27s; 28-lnch
e4y60. "a, 27-inch G4x60, > lilo; q
inch 56x56. 2as; 27-inch 56X52, -
3sIs-inch 6lX6I, AS; 39-inch 6eX'2
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
p. R. RS 1913 INCOME CUT
system Issues Statement OF
Revenue and Expenses.

philadelphia. Jan. II. me s,al'-
mont OF revenues and expenses OF me
Pennsylvaria Railroad system Ior the
'.aor c1dIrg December 81. issued TO
1ight. show tina, the total opein9',.iIns
,eToruo for the lines east OF PITTS
hurgh IN 1914 was S1sL5oi7oo. a de-
crease 81 S2o.oio.5GO compared win
1913. ..,..l
The total operating expenses. lnc.Nd-
inc railwar tax accruaIs. were Sl9',-
2I04t5. decrease compared "lth
1913 OF SIGI53522. The railway op-
Grating income amoogunniig-i, ,.,. To- E'''i'''-
2sl. A decrease OF 2",SsGo3d. =,
0pcratiors Of the line, west Of
Pittsburgh during 1914, compared with
1918. showed these results: ..-,o
Total operating revenue, lll,'a"'-
s95: decrease. Sl7,7S2.9o2. Total on
Grating expenses. including railway tax
accruaIs. SgIT79.2l1: decrease. Sl64l3,-
S36. Railway operating income, Sl',-
g5t.6sS; decrease, Sl.359 COS.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
RUNAWAY PEAC0CKS BACA
Three Birds Fail to Find o'u
Home in Illinois.

Montclair. y. j., Jan. 3l.-Ihiar.., ..,,r.
Churchill. Of 80 Central av, TINS .octs' .oJ
has recovered all OF his three peaVyht pes Vs;sht
which nearly four weeks ago toos ,or,sSr
from his premises for their he
home at Galesburg, III. one o. 81, o.
peacocks returned 10 Mr, ohuIH.i.b had
its own volition, and another, resi.
taken refuge in the henhouse ., b,es.
dent OF the town. was brougnt
YESTERDAY Mr. Churchill received A.
message from a farmer at Nutley ". ~,
a neacock had taken refuge on -,
nlace, The fowl proved TO be the 'A
of the missing pcacocks. -. .ires
MIR. Churchill said to-day % %tnat i,~. hssn
bis loss was announced he has pesa
called cal T up by at least score Of psr.%D,di :S,sd
some in New York City who ',,oh. ,,,bnnsh.
him Of peacocks which they 'h0Uh"
might belong to him.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
REVIEW OF The
WEEK in FINANCE
January Rise Checked and
Securities Go Lower on
Poor Steel Report.
MINIMUM ACTION
ADDS TO DlSQUlET
Industrial Recovery Still Far
from Satisfactory New Bond
Issues-EaSy Money.

Jsnuary's well sustained rise m sccu-
r.tv prices was halted last week by
announcements Of the disappointing
earnings Of the Steel Corporation and
the resulting omission OF dividend on
the common stock. The market was
unsettled by the a5rup, declines IN
Steel and prices generally broke. Sales
however. were not heavy, and some
progrcss toward recovery followed.
Whether or not confidence OF the IN
veStiug public has been seVereiN
shaken should be more clearly evident
this week. A. the end OF Saturday
trading active issues averaged about
2 roirts under the high level Of the
month, but we're more than above
the low. Bonds IN the las' few Gays
we're deal. lE 20 only about nan me
volume Of tho week before, hat mere
prices were fairly steady.
STOCK Exchange authorities reduced
tie minimum on Steel, but A. had not
reached levels where it could be tree!Y
f-a5cd in. and uncertainty as TO Their
course added 90 the dlSQUIet. whether
minimum prices now serve any uSeiuI
rurposc is doubtful. In removing re-
strictIors against delayed delivery the
stock Exchange has recognized lhat
sudden overwhelming European Hqul-
da'loD here ls no longer 10 be cN-
pcctcd. The banks are now IN such
GOOD positlou that thev no longer fear
For their col ateral loans on move
ments likely 20 arise from domestic
causes.
Depression in General Trade.
The action Of the Steel Corporations
directors cmuhasIzcd what has b! some
been forgotten. that general business
conditions iu this country are as yet
far from sat sfactoTy. From Washing
ton. where the theory has persisted
Tint industry Is governed by psychoi-
oqy. uudLlv optimistic estimates OF the
measures Of the country's prosperity
have been given out, and such unques-
tOuable recovery as that IN our export
trade has received much prominence.
In this federal authorities have been
aided by the well meant efforts o.
many who feel that II is lacking IN
patriotism TO recognize the true state
into which our affairs have fallen.
As matter Of fact. before the out.
break Of war last summer general
business throughout the nation was
beip, carried ON a. a reduced scale.
crcat corrora,louS and fear as 70 what
wouId he produced i'm the antitrust
legislation AZ Washington, joined with
the rcadiustmcnts compelled by
changes iu the tariff. checked 'nitla-
tive. and trade generally halted. .,
The effects % the war itself are still
with ug. In the West high prices for
agricultural products have proved a
Great benefit but even here buyers are
cau.ious. In the South there has OF
lst, been much improvement, but this
is .-om depression caused b" the cot
60, unsct that approached the magni-
,yla Of a disaster An this is not 70
saw that the upturn has not begun
The advance. however, is cautious
ns 70 should be 20 meet what further
shocks these troubled tunes may
brirr confidence that in supplying
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
S34.5O0 in Dividends.

Fall River. Jan. 31.-The directors Of
the Sycamore Manufacturing COMPANY.
have declared quarterly dividend oi
. per cent on total capitalization OF
Sl,2OO.O00 and the Stevens Manuiactur-
ing Company has declared 2 per cent
on a capital of 100000, making total
dividend disbursement of S3l,2OO on
capital stock of Sl,9OO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01

Europe's needs we will profit during
the continuance Of war IS justified, but
there is no reason 10 shut our eyes TO
measures OF business activities such
as lowered bank clcarirgs and gross
earnings Of the railroads and reduced
production IN industrial lines.
Progress in Steel Industry.
In the steel trade operations this
month arc on a larger scale. The steel
Corporation itself is running It's WORKS
az a 50 per cent basis. where 100 De
ccmbcr this was under 30. and more
assumptions are TO be eNpeciec. KAN
orders are coming IN gradually, con
struction and shipbuIidnC nave IN
creased their requirements and some
business in eemi-fiuIshcd steel mas
come from Great Britain.
Ir paseirg tho dividend on tho com
mon stock Of th" steel Corporation
the directors were primarily consider
mo results of the three months Just
passed. and these were most diSaP-
pointing. Contrary 90 expectations
December made no gam over the mont"
preceding. and November was worse
than general, supposed. The result
WAS earnings of less Than Sll.oOO,OOu'
the poorest quarter lu the compan!
existence. surplus created by earnings
OF Good wears was heavily drawn on 10
nav tnc usual dividend on the pre-
[errea. Further than that the cl-
rco,crs did not iecl that sound busi-
ness Judgment would allow them 70
90. They had already shown 'helr
sense OF responsibility As guiding tne
greatest corporation IN the countory IN
deciding against general reduction
of wages. Il may he supposed that
The eFec. Of their dividend action on
b,siross sentiment throughout the
couDtrv was well considered before
decision was finally reached
New Long Term Financing.
How, far financial conditions differ from
those i'm trade appears from announces
mont Of new bond offerings made last
week. The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad sold
S4q. 1000 600 Az per cents under an Old
mortgage 10 its bankers, and on the
curb these sold a. close TO l.2O basis.
The Er.e is planning 20 sell some $I"'-
100000 Of bonds OF its subsidiaries
now pledged for note issues. Appllca-
tjon has been made 10 raise the IN
terest rate ON these from TO . per
cent. The Illinois Central disposed OF
SlO.OO0OOO of joint obligations of ITS
Southern lines. and half Of this amount
was Immediately sold. Other roads are
taking advantage Of present conditions
to obtain needed funds.
Firm prices i'm bonds and the sus-
tanned demand for desirable issues at
tins period Of low money rates made
j, a favorable time for corporate bor-
rowing. In selling bond, as IN selling
GOODS. il is most important TO eaten
the market. Just here is where the
suggested federal law for government
supcrvision of railroad security issues
fails. II federal approval Of new
financing was all that would be re-
quired the proposed legislation would
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS.
TheF armers'L Loan and Trust
Company

NOinPduy
,s Is. 10 s,s y WILLIAM STREET
Nov YORK. City
COUPONS and Dividends due in Febuay
are payable at this Office on and aits
February lst, 1915, as follows
Arkansaw Water Company
Brm;ngf,sm Water Works Company
Clinton Water Works Company
Cornell Steamboat Company
C;t;zens Gas Co. o! Kankakes
Commonwealth Water & Light Company 0 Ms
Jersey
Gloys,,yilIe & BroadaIbin Railroad Company
Kokosno Wate- Works Company
I,ekarsnna Iron & Stee. Company so
Mooonsa,,ca Valley Water Company
Montgomery Street Railway Company
p.ooles Street Ry. Co, Euzerne To-, Sd'H''A
Pa.
Pyle. James & Sons
Port Of Havana Dock, Company
ST. Louis Merchants Bridge Company
Seymour Water Company
Steven, Point Water Company
Union Club
Victory Manufacturing Company
Dividends
FEBRUARY isT, 1915
IT, E,,r,,, Loan and Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
Gamers to Convene Here.

The National Gamers Association
convention will be held At the Hotel
Astor February g 20 10. The eXnibi,
f;or will run for the same period az
the Grand Central Palace.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK
1Rentirted from Smdau's Tri6un..l

Following the number OF shares o AL ~
lowest maj prices VI
week the net changes high and 10" prices oil the year
with ant low OF the year 1914
and 1o''oo
car ago From January against loO2OO in El4
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
ae5-sst Chestnut street. Philadelphia,

JanUUTY 80, IUIJ,
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANf formsry
THO Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Sa,.
Deposit ComDany Trustee under Mortgage
%, de william Crsmp a Sons ship En-
zinc building Company. dated March D.
ISa9. invites tenders or proposals FOR bonds
iss.od under said Mortgage 70 b. surrel-
dor. for redemption, proposals 70 bs
on ii and aWaras made on February ..
r. ELLIS. President
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
GENERAL CHEMICAL CoMpa,Ns,Ry
FINANCIAL.

rop GALE Fiyc.ycsr notes secur,d s
y,, az, ninrteags on improved Ienntsss',o "a
farm Lands. In denominations OF isyyysss
so 400 90. IA net 6, and 2 10 broke'Sso no,
These loans are made ON .t. nrop.
exceeding 900 cf the Naiue u '
erty Al loans guaranteed , ,.o,rpASY,
i'1'-' TullahOms. Ienh.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
,UEr1y SUMMARY OF BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
lRcprintcd from .Sundop's Trib0'e.J

ruhd from SndogsT
fnIpr eam ne
New YUl k
NJ ndS2oiM
Sis awH
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
BONDS.

5000 4 6 e. " T.. s. 81 So -
5000 Brsden COP sslt lnl, l1 ID
rs. 90 IN & Nwn Is llOi. io9. loeA, -
oss. .00o pa nv as " iIO57, IO,. io6s =
II OO0 West Pac 5s. J 80 S y
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01

fu n 6s l. T tiis ~
N = L. 6 T cts
Western Elec 5s...
E. Western MI fs......
7 " y y a = gen -
: West In col tr -
do real estate tias
J. West EleD Mfg =
'S West Shore is......
o." lu re- ...-..s...s...
d u & l. r. con is..
Z. MIS- Cent gen ts..I