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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
POPULAR YOUNG
WOMAN CALLED
Marfsn Clsasstans. dau<htsr q Mr..
and Hrs. a. ~ CIsassiaut- Dies
~ Fsrifsnifis-

0,.rs stsri1- CT~aveizaf. fazEsteF
% ST. nrf wrs. o. o. Cl-avsiaa1. 500
Nfzsss~-th s-rsss. disf 90 S. Lakes
hospital ustrsrors. yesterday after
a1oe % zra--al p~rfoaifis f1ii1uiaE
aa at-ae< % app~rfiei-is- VIVA her
ts-ais- r-1--a % Rock fsianf resi-
ssrts. bosA yo4aE ana old. are bsoaEht
lrta deep r7uruisE Tor ore o. ths best
IoF~f srg r1ss biEsiy REGARDED y1lnE
ladies .r -ee c.fr ssr vas is Trars
et1
Sol rasfrrr ~orrerulEE Hiss
CIraVr.srts w~1farr bad berz ore %
ere u1rs eaumg- of isauiFies earrest
tartrF ere past sl1~fE. for s.arr ere iat-
Ger barf 1r F-brgarY she had been is
constant tarEsr O. death. EruGzht
aeazr r1 eats city froz Wcu-sley coll
lerr. Weusslsg. Sass. Wh~rr she had
saHrr-f en- attack % sppesfieftis. she
pas Frf-~ gr ftr Easpifai az oarr for
4eeraf.4--
Following her rsFgrr AFTER SIC or
deal. f.r va1rr wae1aa seemed Co.
rfEr r1r HHr. bsr eemp.iest.1as
selee tsrI~f rrrEi-aI sstf Fesaif-tI.
Frae. Fsr r~sers OF fses~ see e5.i4 not
recover
ua-r .- ts.s cry Jaiv q. 1895 che
was ta1natFF OF err OF ere best
e1sWE ss@ut-s tr sspFeaaes. 1914
ere r-r-r-,f ur.l~sr-r NirsesEf there
aef Jew a1etes Hss Ul~aV~lasI
-sf- an rsrrrst1~sf RECORD as a
Scholar. particularly ir Fer fsv1F'fT
sa5fFes ErE.tsa literature On tats
rreHri ssr s.Tn.V rgrfirg7si "a rTGTlfa-
f.ae gained 1r fe~ taasf EfEs ses85t
Ussr- sr- was "a leader zoe 1et9 fe her
..ass-r slF tH other school activities
HF ss- r.1r ser g5sa Frst t1c1rs ia tsF
E.rIs. s-etsasFsrv eaarrst. see was
s-t.fsfF-.t f-1- ere tfzs sesEFf ie
1913 srt ere Eevf year E9ok special
course af Nsrsstsss.
tr ere passing az Miss Ctrave.sst a
e~ars IL f.rr Ess been ertrE rEaaEf
"a Er.fars scholar tE was Der l8aabie
easrseFFr FesF particularly eetssFe3
Err Fa rvrrFarr ws1 mate E~F se-
lls.rrfrrr
a mrmbsr Of ftr GraafWsq ceareh
srt esetsv school. sac vas rars aef-
iF- le Fs- wore thaa macy WHO uerr
greatly her sest5- o. whatever fi-
~reFa5e ssr tarrF1 Der eErrE.-s she
mate Eer trFgsrrF felt
Brsaf-s ssr srtsf-sfrt~fsr rsrsats. .
wiss CIravs.sst BEL sarVivs,1 ~ tkrre .
sisters. fIrsr1r. sFsi1r sF WrifssieF. .
DsFatsr aeG Nrsa asf a bFutheF /
Harry co. Dr. NE aErF Wrs S. &C..
sF=vrHs ef E9eeferf fs strh ths be-
rsavrl fsuHr e1e ana Hfrs. slrrraaa I.
Co.'S ~ warf-is.rr. IS. r.. Hrt Tte5.i5-s :
CsR OF Gar-sssrz arr expected here I
f5r tHr fasrrsr rfiss Eleanor has .
been ass-. s=f OF ere SAD rrVs aaG is /
16 teF wav t1eF
Fgerrsg services VIII br tr.1 az che
t1sr We-rrsisr morning af t4|
6.ef9ee. ur. W. S. Marquis O. Chicago. .
former pastor o. tte Broadway pres- q
bFfT-tss eburc6. artisE ss o1clatiaE T.
clergyman. uartat viii t~ made ia T.
Csiprf asao~s ceustFrv. TIE fsm5fF
requests fEst co f8wrrs s~ sent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
STAcS ORGANIZE
IN ROCK ISLAND
D~w-~~ Team "a Hsfis~ Drove Fass
90 nftaAiiss~ wsrs ant Osa-
e~rs krv Chss~n-
eKAHAx y1nED HAD OF LoDGE


uoex rslsnd drove. So. III. prfs-
- ss4xs easss iass being YESTERDAY
rfxasy ROCK fsianf rsa formed tss
Inaugural class. whiea vas OBLIGATED
o. Naiaats - coigmtus ball
Tne rtf1afsffg worE was rfrur
SCI ~ IufEs - d ntefz ~raifrf co.
r~etor Of rtsunr drove. SO. l1s. as
sfsfsf ~ ths Molfn~ e~Er~- rsaT.
Tn sslowinE trnBarary olerrs
we're eh0seu
Esaifrf ffr~rfer 70 Gait Csraraer.
Preiaf~ g u gagmar.
Treasure Fref~rfeE Ha1rrr
ns-eer.frr q 81 WaIfarr
Trustsss-f r Wffifamt1u. FrarG
n C.saedY ane MaH OJ1fs1~E
IaGrfnF from their tsaurIrat rrrf4
fna. fas gtars Seem certain f1 wtr
q hfeh PLACE Ia ere e1i1aF OF frtae.fr
frat~ruaf bodies. ans ere Iaeal GROVES
rooes Co rEees tse rrce-t ~ W1.fo-
arave eos watrE rrrenffv closed GEE
charter WITH go m=mbers ere asaF'
surcessfaf laasesfar ~ an ortrr ever
scorsf fa enc o'1N r.fv
sear~ "a Merehants Join
TIE arszs. tenants art their arEsr-
fzaman mrfaats seem t5 boII barf.-
uftr appeal f9~ Business u~o. H1rr
thar 70 score 80 merchants arf re-
R-afs ~ frbarfmenfs fe u1rt tt.fef
manufacturer -stsbffssurefs were I1
fhe ersf class 90 receive frr oeHEa
zion
rhr Uart fsIfrf freer vH' ar fe-
quests ~ yfaua- frFgr af "a sar'st srs
sIaa Wsg -f rhr H1H- Drove viii
move f4f1 ffs efgh raoes. IA f3.raoH
rsahfener on rtffh fF-rHr e-tr -Four
teensh street. wishHs Few wrees
a ssrarf charter U-rtrnF wtl 81
held here or Fwa .vrrEs aaf june 9 ora
SANITATION work W.T. bel taken tg .r
Davenport where fBr a0aEs s'rrpfr
have 600 fouiteanfs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

guild Will hold an all day quilting
meeting. The ladies are asked 10 bring
their own lunch.
Thursday evening at 1880 the choir
viii meet for rehearsal
Friday evening at 100 the Laura
Marquis girls VIII meet with Miss
Hazel RemIey. 2401 Fifteenth avenue.
German Observation-Disclosures even
ing the choir viii meet for rehearsal
at the church.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies Sew
ing society viii meet at the church
Thursday evening Ascension day
services viii be held at s o'clock at the
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
JITNEY BUMPS INTO
THE SIDE OF A CAR

s4fafdsv aIaaf "a utseq 1ss. s.r trt9-
sr ~ wuicn apparently was t1HafVf1z
che Toe common practice of frr.ar ta
heat "a street. rsF f3 fgr rrvf rarurr.
failed ts msts rHe Hrr ff diversified.
street esd srr1nd gerHur ARD crashed
fafa enc site at ear when was tsfr-
log tas corner fa fne sane ttrrct57s
Fortunately ere damage was snail
There vas tHEe paint scratched or
ths ear aad fBs EHf7 received e1.esr
damass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
BONDS OF $1,000
TO Be FORFEITED
aea Arrested In Raid % Rooms over
CInsrd's saloon Fan 20 shov
ID for Hearing.
TWO co on BAIL FOR SEVENTEEN
FIXED a. sIoo Each. 70 Charged With
va<rasey Under stale Warrants
and One A. keeper.

Boeds aEEreEatinE $500 all ikell
b. forfeited through failure % ~ rnsu
arrested IN the alleged gambling rooms
over CHORDS bar. III EiEh;senth
street. % appear FOR hearing before
Police Magistrate g. . Smith a. 9
o'clock this morning. The forfe.ture
has rot a. yet been executed. though
20 ore appeared Tor trial THIS morn
iaE-
The men we're apprgheufsd about
90 20 O'Clock Saturday night after a
woman told sight Captain EdEart Kit
tussa that her husband vas 10 the
rooms EaablinE.
A short time later the place vas
raldr1. barred doors being broken
down By ths police and 70. e.. clifford
and ls other men verr arrested Maur.
is is said. escaped over roofs % ad-
l5iulnE buildings.
This morning Wher ere case vas
called there vas no one % those ar
rested present The eity officials then
placed the natter % fprfritiuE the
t0uds in che hands OF che states at
f1rueF. ah1 promptly acted and rEscu-
.r Tor eoti~eti0a % che sum
a. 80 rtEtau and jake Eetaum
signed ts@ b1Hss
Hushard Not Fouud.
The u1man. in enc story SIRE f9if
Captain Nir0isru. declared that Der
husband bad b~rr ig ff~ rooms Fr.tay
eight als1 THr police dit rut ind
tfm tE~rr Saturday night Captain
Esttus~n. srr1mpaui~t by Detective
0~fmar srfH~Ft. attempted 90 Erf into
ft~ place through IRE alley enfrancr
asE rIa6as thsr che doors w~re barred
bF CljFoF4 ara a porter Wtn beard
them e9m,us They broke fhroaEh.
E1wraer-
The Is tts ar-- faEru fr fsr police
sfstloa. bat uere released an hour
F1rtr bail TE~F Wrrr represented
bF AEf1rrrF Hrr EetrivF- sixteen
were charged 1rtrr state warrants Cor
vaErsneV aaH clifford vas charged
aish b~laE keeper ~ e FambiiHE
souse-
Poker and other card game. and
-1TirfFr and other mechanical samh-
ling vas iH progress. according t9 th~
5meFfs. Capfaia Eiffiis~n eoufEr1t~t
he properly.
F'1iiqainE are the names given b.
'he men arrested e. %. Ford. FRED
A@es. Harry Smith. George Burns. ".
p H0FinEt5u. Johu tarpF ~ Ames.
Prank HaV. &C. s. FurEuson. W. 10
Nits1r. g. p Wilson. Pete Larson.
Frank So clair. FranE Martin. ~. g.
arson. "a g. L11rnIF and g. 81 Max
sell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
ROCK ISLAND ASKING
PRICES ON 5000 CARS

oIeiais % che Chicago. Rock Island
4 Faeiae railroad have confirmed the
Inquiry for prices on 5000 steel under
frame box ears- The order probably
ill amount 90 100000 whcn the
award to made Contracts have been
closed for 1000 tons % steel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
pI.,rIha,Inr cIr,hInr 70 Poor.

Rev. an4 Hrs- George Cox. IN charge
- ths Christian Volunteers Ia this
city. announce the opening % quarters
~ siii Finh avenue. They say their
purpose t. 60 help che worthy poor.
and they ask those ~ho have second
hand clothing 60 give a~sy 20 notify
them b mail. promising 20 disiribai
e among those IN Rock Isiaa9 who
are - aee4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

- zzask@- a. sts Grass stsss~- bz'
sasarsar - rsssrzsG he-ze f7r = eisit
Sc aetef utsis ssfssxesTs sA-
.haaEEs. szs - Fsas 60 ta.sirs'ion 81
so tessesfass Before issStzx. - tea
g@rfv Eisssf 80 zetksr aas sisfs bsr
rar~w.r ass a. nos Sc sisa s<sia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
READY FOR WORK ON
MISSISSIPPI IN WEEK

Iaairatians are that wurt o. ths TN
9r9Vsaseas - ere upper Mississippi
river ~ ths spVsrumsat dess wiIi start
tae sFss PAR % nest seek and b. the
latter par % ere wses practically all
of che tosfs wftt - bgsiiv eaEaEed-
TIE Erafzai tati o. ere Stage % the
river sairts 20 PROBABILITY Coz bsEia-
aiaE aE tkat tiEae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
GLAD SON
TOLD OF MURDER
Parent Tells Verne Madden lie Il Hap
~ Because Latter Did Not shoot
Sehoessel.
rOrNSELS mn TO AN P0LICE
Davenport Wan Knew Victim and Was
Among Those Who Declared Nur-
dsrer should BE- Hung.

!. 2. Madden ~ Davenport. father 81
Verne Madden. the youth Who confess
81 % having participated IN the muir
der % ,. n. Sehoessci. yesterday heard
the story % the atrocity from the lips
% hts son az he talked IN a cell az the
police station.
= am Glad YOU told. my son. and I
am happy that YOU yourself did not do
fhe shooting said the elder Madden
when the hoy ended his story.
Mr. Madden vas intimately ac-
guaiuted with Mr.. Schocssel. since the
Davenport man O. employed as a drill
Ter az the Rock Island arsenal where
Schoesgei vas foreman Of the harness
shops Several % the younger mans
brothers are employed az the arsenal
also With their father. and all knew
Schoessel
Young Madden comes o. good PEG
pie. his parents and other relatives
holding q place as law-ahiding citi-
gems iu Davenport. An improper turn
iu his life attributed as spelling the
cause Tor Madden's present position.
Tie picked up with bad associates and
was thus brought 20 the commission
HaaH Nsa.Aa" AaH aNHAhaH AAA AANH NNAAaAN7
sion.
The elder Madden e. anxious that his
son have a speedy trial. He is desirous
~ getting the matter over with as soon
as possible. lie seemed more agEriev-
81 than anrry With the boy
Advises o. Aid Authorities.
But he viii not attempt TO defeat tho
ends Of justice. He cautioned his son
60 give the officers every bit Of infor-
nation possible 90 aid IN the apprc-
hcusion % tho other two men.
II e. said that the morning follow
INK the murder OF the former arsenal
foreman Mr. Madden ST.. was among
those who declared that the murderer
should De- hanged
The grand iury will be recalled and
vili likely act on this case. The police
announced today that there Eas no
further Information TO be made public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
TEST OF PUMP TO BE
MADE IN A FEW DAYS

ne cas;iaE on which depends the
ioaE awaited test 90 che worthlnEton
pump ~ the watsr~orsz. arrived today
and HuFkus-n Immediately commenced
arranging the connection. Tomorrow
the time for the dFst examination OF
the asu device Wiii b. set. u wiil be
sigh the next feN DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
VIKINGS CELEBRATE
THEIR ANNIVERSARY

TIE ista asniveFsarY % ths f8aad-
iaE % Eks ts.ispssdsst order % Vik-
tags Sss celebrated ssfurtisV nfEht BY
@smbsFs ~ re1F lodge No. 8. az The
TsFesr hall is ttolirs- \ "a. JOAN
sgss Cstessa. grass ea5ss vfSiaz Was
tss triaeie4t speaker % tss ssenfaE
ASH FsssTs6s. secretary % tAs Lodge.
srssassf as easter % esrsz-ouies. \
prsErs@ % tsssse sse speaking was
kr.a e. eo1rseria-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

a NeN Yea wesas sess ~ erass-s
Coz seasT sslsEsE ts - sas ss~m
sal ssss wee sts Eses e sssetsr q.
ree tseSsraEs ers $50 eco ~ p-1M-
esd ta rsssrs ssr sssees sisk6as
sssisE ssv aers So ss-siss Wsr-
seur Mess ses So -z@<sss.s icy
sel-s BE- So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

G-fsass See ssssrases ec=sssfss
Save raaa va stsiaas 81 sazosE Sc
1G01un fa rs,ssfsss 81 saasssrs ass
effesrs ssGss ssrsaE tse So s~s=s
ncnses o. tEs va oes es1sszF
sises sss ss.s Co ssees seoe eas5sss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
:: CHURCHES 3:

- ~ - w. ~ ~ =
ing and election of officers. supper
will be served at 6:45 o'clock
Trinity guild will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. F. 3. Halves, 1917
Twenty-uinth street.
Services will be held Thursday tAs-
cension dayl in the church at Z and 10
in the morning
Memorial Christian The Queen Es-
Their guild viii meet with Mrs. Frank
Mccall. 1903 Tweuty-irst street this
evening
Wednesday evening mid-week prayer
services Will be held followed by
meeting OF the Sunday school officers
and teachers.
Thursday the Ladies Aid society viii
meet at the church and there will be a
demonstration of aluminium ware.
The Christian Woman's board of mis-
sions will meet Friday afternoon at
2:3O in the church parlors-
Spencer Memorial Methodist-The
mems brotherhood bible class VIII
meet at Sis Wednesday evening in the
church
The Womans Home Mission society
viii meet with Mrs. Della Buckert. 92O
Forty-fourth street. Thursday evening. /
Cottage prayer services viii be held
Friday evening in the home of Mrs. |
George Boomer. 4219 Eighth avenue.
Zion Swedish Lutheran-The Young
in the chapel with Miss Esther Ander- |
son as the hostess.
Tuesday evening the Tri-City Luth- 4
eran Sunday School Teachers associa- (
tion viii meet in Grace church.
Wednesday evening at 7:45 prayer !
services will be held at the church. :
Thursday afternoon the Ladies Aid .
society Will meet with Mrs. c. Z. Dan (
ielson, sos Forty-irst street. Mrs. I
Swan Benson and Mrs. D. A Daniel /
son viii be the assisting hostesses.
Thursday evening the choir viii meet /
for rehearsal in the church.
Friday afternoon at the confrma- /
ton class viii meet at the church (
The Ladies' circle viii hold an ice /
cream and strawberry sociable in the .
chapel Friday afternoon and evening.
the proceeds TO apply on the church /
debt.
Grace Lutheran-The Forward soci-
ETY. viii meet this evening with Mrs
Kempe. 1892 Eighth avenue.
The Tri-City Lutheran Sunday School [
Teachers association viii meet in the
church at S o'clock.
broadway Presbyterian even
ing the Presbyterian Young Peoples
union viii meet in the Central Pres
byterian church. The young people at
tending from Broadway church will
meet at the church AZ 100 and 90 in a
body 10 the Central church
Wednesday evening at $50 prayer !
services will be held at the church.
The topic for the evening is The
Language OF the Soul
Thursday afternoon at the Junior
association viii meet in the church.
Meetings OF the Helen Mills circle
and the Ruth's band, which were 70
have been held this week, have been
postponed one week.
First Baptist-The workers class
Nill meet tomorrow evening with Mrs.
? II First, his Twentieth street
Wednesday evening prayer services
Tili be followed by meeting of the
Sunday school teachers.
South Park Presbyferian-Wed
lay afternoon at 4:15 the Junior as
ISOLATION viii meet in the church.
Prayer services will be held at -
md the teacher training class vi
meet al Sis.
Thursday at the church the Woman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

First Methodist Monday evening the
[ Daughters Of the Covenant viii hold a
thankonerinE tea in the home OF Mrs.
. LanEmaun. 1851 Twelfth avenue.
Tuesday evening az s;3o business
and social meeting OF the HARRIET Hen
dcrson memorial class win be held At
the church when the whites will enter
tain the reds. winners ia q recent con
test
Wednesday afternoon the Covenant
Sewing circle meets with Mrs. Foley.
1890 Eishth-aud-a-half avenue. Mrs.
Fred belong viii be the assisting hos
tess.
Wednesday evening az $50 prayer
services will be held at the church. l..
n. Martin viii be the leader.
Central Presby terian-Th Presbyte-
rian Young Peoples union Will meet
al the church this evening at 1880. a
pcnnant viii be awarded 10 the society
having the largest number in attend
ance.
The trustees will hold their regular
monthly business meeting in the pas
tors study Tuesday evening.
The study for the mid-week meeting
Wednesday Will begin with Job. the
ninth chapter.
The brotherhood OF the church will
hold a social and business meeting at
the church Thursday evening.
Friday evening az S o'clock the choir
will give a musical play The New
Minister
ImmanuerS German Lutheran-Re-
hearsal OF the orchestra is held Mon
day evening
The Young Mems society meets
Tuesday evening.
The Junior Ladies' society meets at
the home OF Mrs. l.. Selle. 1922 Fourth
avenue. Wednesday afternoon
Services Thursday ascension day.
AZ 1880 o'clock.
All ladies OF the congregation meet
Thursday evening at $ o'clock in the
basement 81 the church.
Choir rehearsal viii be held Friday
evening az the church.
First Swedish Lutheran-The church
deacons viii meet this evening in the
parsonage.
Tuesday evening the Confirmation
society will meet for q social session
at the church.
Tuesday evening the Tri-City Lu-
thcran sunday School Teachers asso-
citation viii meet In Grace Lutheran
church Rev. c. r. Bengston will lead
tho discussion on The Sunday School
and the Young People"
Wednesday evening mId-week prayer
mceting viii be held at the church.
United Presbyterian - Wednesday
evening prayer services will be held AZ
the church.
Wednesday afternoon az 4-3O the
Junior association will meet in the
church.
Friday evening the Young People's
society will meet FOR n business and
social session a. the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. a Raiston. HOS Nineteenth
street
Trinity Episcopal - Trinity BOYS /
club meets this evening at in the
parish house.
The Meas club will meet Tuesday I
evening for the annual business meet /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

AT 80 zs~s al 'hs tine - TIE
AFsss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10
RefrigerdforS

Now is the time buy your refrigerator. You
save lots Of money at big sale We sell
the Automatic and Leonard Refrig- CO x
orators Prices I'D from POsf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

Trinity Episcopal - Trinity BOYS
club meets this evening AZ : in the
parish house.
The Meas club will meet Tuesday
evening for the annual business meet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

south Park Presbyferian-We dnes-
day afternoon at as the Junior as
sOciaSion viii meet in the church.
Prayer services will be held at =:
and the teacher training class vi
meet al SIS.
Thursday at the church the Woman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

First Baptist-The workers class
viii meet tomorrow evening with Mrs.
= II First. 11l5 Twentieth street.
Wednesday evening prayer services
viii be followed by meeting of the
Sunday school teachers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

ing and election of officers. supper
will be served at Gas O'Clock.
Trinity guild will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs F. B. HAYES, 1917
Tweuty-uinth street.
Services will he held Thursday JAs-
cension dayl in the church at and 10
in the morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-10

Grace Lutheran-The Forward soci-
ETY. will meet this evening with Mrs
Andrew Kempe. 1892 Eighth avenue.
The Tri-City Lutheran Sunday School
Teachers association will meet in the
church at O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.


o. DIsTTRIcT COURT or THE UNITED
s er TEw F y6p KHE SOUTHERN DISTRICT
THH Il p ct1FhiN co%Pp% iiN.G bsf:ssi hiai'
came JOSEPH .. MARTINDALB and
FREDERIC A. JUILLlARD, as Receivers
OF the defendant. The H., p. Claim Com
psny, in The above entitled suit and present
December. 1914 praying that the Court
grant an order in respect OF the ming Of
proofs or statements Of claim by those
claiming 70 be creditors and or otherwise
against the defendant, The II. Il. CLAFLIN
wHEREUPoN on reading and nling said
petition, together with the consents OF all
the parties appearing In the above entitled
the premises, II Is on motion OF Rushmore
Bishee 4 stern. solicitors for the aforesaid
Receivers,
ORDERED that an order Of this Court
flnE or before December 2sth 1914, OF
duly verified written statements or proofs
OF claim against the II, u. CHAPLIN COM
PANY be and IL hereby Is amended nuno
1914, 50 as to provide that the time on or
before which any and all creditors or claim
ants against the II. II. CLAFLIN COM
PANY, who claim that the ii. b. CHAPLIN
possess cause Of action against II, and all
other persons whomsoeyer who assert any
claim against II, are required to assert their
said claims, DO tho nth day OF january,
said nth day OF January. 1918. had been
stated In said order In the place and stead
OF the 2sth day OF December. 1914: all ether
provisions ia said order. however, to re-
LEARNED HAND.
United States District Judge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-11
new HAVEN RAILROAD
REPORTS NET GAIN
Bettcrment Was Made Mostly
on Reduction Of Operat-
ing Cost.

The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad makes an encouraging show
Ing I'm the report for November and the
FIVE months then ended, though the gains
over tho corresponding period OF the previ-
Gus year are slight
For the i've months ended November
The net turome was S1,173,3ss, against
Nl5j,037 IN the fiye months period OF
1918 This Improvement was made on
Fross earnings Of s2s,OsO,s21, a decrease
n about S. 600. 900 from the previous year,
operating expenses being decreased nearly
1900, 600 and incorporating income show
ing gain of $4,000.
For November the net corporate income
OF the company showed "A deficit OF 3l7O,-
'53, but this was about $50, 900 less than
The deficit IN tho corresponding period a
year ago.
Improved showing for November as COM
pared with 1913 was made 10y the New
York, ontario and Western, with a net
Income OF S6,2lS, against a deficit OF S23,-
10 the previous year The New England
steamship Company, though showing IA
'ehr.' or S6O,996, did better than In the
previous year by more than $1,000. The
connecticut Company reports a net Income
NapHao against 1851 In 1913,
The Central New England Railway Com
pAHE however with a deficit in net in
come "i S6a,2S7, against credit In net
income IA November, 1913, OF S4B,7Sl, has
o1een considerably less prosperous. The
Rhode Island Company, too. did not do so
vi. lh.s year as last, there being deficit
" VOL, i2l, against "A deficit OF only Sl5,-
'Oi IN 1913 The New York, Westchester
mo Boston reports a net Of Sl2,096,
'Faln"' S2o6Sd for November, 1913.