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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-20
England Stirred Similar to Days After
Lusitania Tragedy-British Watch
ing Effect On Our Dispute
GERMANS GET ANOTHER
WHITE STAR LINER
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-The White
Star Liner Bowie is reported to have
been sunk by German submarine. ae-
cording to advices received here TO-DAY.
The Bowie is reported to be in the
Australian service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
Lawson AID.

On last Thursday we published the following advertise
ment, and at once the market took fire and Thursday and
FRIDAY First National Copper was the most active stock in
Boston and New York, with over 1O0,0 900 shares traded in by
the representative stock exchange and curb houses, and every
share quoted was an actual trade.
In the two days the stock rose steadily from 6A to 8, at
which price it closed.
We are plain commission brokers and do not pretend TO
speak for Mr.. Lawson or any other operator, nor do we pre-
sumo to tell how stocks are going. Our only pretense is to exc
cute orders for our clients.
We take no credit to ourselves for the great result of our
Thursdays advertisement. Anyone can see that all that fol-
lowed its publication was due entirely to Mr.. Lawson's tissue.
After the close on Friday Mr.. Lawson issued the fol-
lowing tissue, which we take the liberty of repeating:
Owing to the size of my coming advertisement,
COPPERS-First National. and the fact that the tee.
OF lengthy messages and the necessity Of preparinD and
transmitting my advertisement on a Sunday following
Christmas. have decided to postpone my advertisement
to Tuesday and my No. 4 to Wednesday,"
We would call the attention of intending buyers of "COP-
PERS." and particularly First National, to the opportunity af-
fOrded by this additional day to secure them at prices lower
than those which will probably prevail upon the publication of
Mr.. Lawson's advertisement.
This advertisement, published solely for the purpose of Sc
curing commission business. does not pretend to predict the
market course of "COPPERS-First National" but for the
of our clients we will recall the market action of
different Lawson Stocks upon similar occasions.
During the weeks of the Butte Campaign, starting at 50 90
and ending at $4,000, every time Mr.. Lawson published an
advertisement the price of Butte would mount continuously
upon the day of publication. 1t was the same in the Trimoun-
tain Campaign, which started at 10 and wound up at 1873, and
the same on Chino. from 5 to 55.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORk-A. p. YouN0BLOoD, INC.
PiaintiN. against BANCA COMMERcfAIH
i~TALIANA Dsienden, Trial dssifsd il
f fo The IL. AisSoy!Et. NSNHD SssyExpASr,
YoU ARE HEREBY sUMIONED 10
answer the complaint IN this action ana
TO serve q COPY of your answer on ths
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty ,peS
DAYS after the service Of THE sumsnon.
exclusive of the day Of service. and in cas:
Of your failure TO appear or answer. JUDI
10! the. relief d%s%andsd IN ths eoppisin,.
HEYN a COyIN0TON. A%ttornsye IN,
Plaintiff. once q Post once Add,ssr
No so Wall street. Borough Of M.
haitian, New York City. "
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND MI
BANCA COMMERCIALE iTALiANA:
The foregoing. summons 10 served upon
YOU BY plbiiostion. pSr,vsnt TO an order
the supreme Court. Of the State OF New
York. dated the nth day Of NoyemSsr'
1915. and nled with the complaint In thc
once OF the Clerk Of the County OF NeS
York. at the County Court House, Borourn
OF Manhattan. City and County Of New
York.
Dated New York. November Is. 1915.
HEYN q CONVICTION. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
W z hill Atty: Timothy Daily. ref:
que. t32.l1l.4S. taxes. &C, t2,5tt.3s
N

W Hi, atty: Timothy Daily. ref:
"ue' ss2.i1l.fS: taxes. &C. s2,5ti.3S
THURSDAY. DECEMBER N
lat II vEsEY STREET
BY Joseph r. Day.
18TH ST. ssi.s W. n =. 1894 W Audubon Az.
n.Sxioo. 8 ~ nat-Lawyers MTG C. ACT Her.
man Cohen n al: Cary q c. attys; n X
Ccstsllo. ref: due. tl.s7.S: taxes, &c,
TIL Az. 1853, . cor issd ct. sxioo. s ~
n"JJs1ce g ssv Bank ag! Helene Stein
due. stsysss. 90; taxes. &c. r.iis.ss.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
saD 81; 70 2. n 8 o. W Madison ave- 5xsss.
$sty dwlr-H g Muller ct al AL 10 v 3ad 81
GO e. Al; johnson atty; } Hogan.
rei' que. %'Sss.ss; taxes. D.. N.ss3.
BY Henry Brady.
18th ST, 90. T., : 200 : "a az. 2sxioo II,
Gsas.rr"' ref ! due s'i 'si.sos SIS a' AXES. &C,
BY James l.. Wells Co.
sty limit T Wells az, = Berner e; nj
ref; due. ti1sis.s7; taxes. &C. ssis'ss.
lat 'sS Is TMIRp AVENUE
TO- . u, issr { Il I Freeman J sssiS AZ MIL Leo AZ ia Go.
Ct al; n freeman atty; Edgar IHirsch.
Atos; prior mtS $4,000.
lat q vEsEY STREET.
son Ct 90 By Henry Y Brady u..,
sty dwis-East River saw instn srt p q
Sg,"ask re-. e s al; Q T =, Hubbard g. ATTY; 4 p
o.! sy dwle-Em,rrant Ind Saw Bank az,
4 Ivory ct AR & Z J O'Gorman. at,ys:
To-! I'D Rndisan. ref; due, '7,7s2.s5; taxes, &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
q Direct. MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
New ' TSsk
Observation-Disclosures. Phone ~ ,OC ort.
EAbTEkN STEAMSHIP uINES.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND ApPoR-
TIONNENT.
Municipal Building. New York.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai the
York. pursuant to Chapter 72t OF the laws
or the state of New YORK enacted Tn he
year 1908, and amendments thereto. has
made such surveys, maps. plane. specifca-
lions. estimates and inNestisstio-Is ts It
seem"d proper IN order 70 ascertain the
The city OF New York exist aud are moei
supply ana has reported to IN" BOARD of
Estimate and Apportionment with recon-
menda,ions as 70 what action should. in Its
opinion. be taken with reference thereto.
which report. with - map, plan and profile
accompanying the same, hears, To-. date OF
profile showing manner OF obtaining from
schoharie Treek an additional sgpply OF
said map is ON dIe in tbe inc oi,iSs OF Wn ttfSss
Board OF Water supply of The CIV of New
n nork' in the Mgnlrii|a Haiidins park
YORK cry, that said map and profile were
approved by the Board ~ slim and
and profile were submitted io th, STATE
Conservation Commission and by thaf COM
said Board of Water supply has made Il
further report, dated December u. 1915,
to the Board Of Estimate aud Apporlion
dated June is. 1905, he NOW modified as
ssS0 saia ' Ro"rG d Of 'fH Ta e@a sE" T%'ii,G i i"nn'' b.
cemher -, 1915, t-i entitled Map aud
prohlo showing, manner Of obtaining from
SchoharIr creek AZ albitiouti supply Of
water for rho city OF New Nork y which
,ald mHp j. on Me in NJ o,l.e OF mo
York IN the Municipal building. Pdr!, Row.
Centre and IN streets. In New Nork
CITY
NOTICE is ALSO GIVEN that the
Board Of Estimate and Ap~portioumeut ~
The city Of New York has hNei The itth
day OF January. lsIG, at 10 O'Clock In the
forensn, a. Room Ii. in the CRY Han, in
The city OF New York, as the time ari
YanArf IAfgt 1pRFH m bsp Of lt1. aud Hoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
MONOPOLY IN HEMP
INDUSTRY CHARGED
Sisal Trust Said 10 he IN Posi-.
ton to Boost Prices
Above Normal.
MAY HIT Y. 8. FARMERS

The local hemp trade 10 almost unani.
nous In saying that a monopoly has
been bred Of a monopoly In the seal
hemp industry In the peninsula VI Yu.
catan. Mexico, while a number Of trade
papers Throughout the country have gone
even further and alleee that with the
recent activity Of Southern banking in.
terests In New York n sisai hemp trust
has been formed which Ia In a position
TO charge prices In advance Of the nor
ma value OF the crop and that the Amer
lean farmer will have to pay the in
crease.
Before the beginning Of the revolution
In Mexico. local hemp men y tbs
international Harvester O5mpany and
the Plymouth Cordage Company con.
trolled approximately so per cent. Of
the Yucatan hemp crop. Then, when
revolutionary factions sprung up In diff.
ferent parts Of the country the old and
popularity called Regulating committee
became a bone OF contention and was
finally reorganized by Gov. Alvarado,
the military officer appointed by Car
rama.
Through the efforts of Alvarado. tn
local dealers say, the STEAL hemp planters
were Influenced into signing long time
contracts with the so-called regulating
committee. and with the new monopoly
~,.,i ~ ha,a ,r.n,. o.. ~. 800. T.,
'n $50 o.. 80 ~
.h~ ossaD ~" N "'''" W
~. $50. ~-
IT, . "'s"s
49, II. "N0' e"'' pun
!, 20
n"i .me "s."' W ~ ~o.,u '"Se
30 ~. Nv '"an .n
lux 'o"rnnMe" oy.ne pleSe
aas n"no u.%uv." ue
e.'oS Ee WIuen. anu m'".n Wi.
~ e'm" suo.e
mNs eno,.s n"'o W. 'po'"'o'S
WIN a.ne,ucah vapi.a.
-on I'M ha ~. III ni.ns.
sv" WI ~ - Pos'on ur..a.e
pINes ., an 'nren' anu ,"e eo'H,tIois
~ ""ie'. nus Son"p'y III oive. !"
op'ain ~ ,eou.Ieu o"p,'"4 .,e SUI .nas
y" "i''ncIa' p'Ne' INV wi."ou' Iesaiu
y ,"e .aw vi supply "u oeiha""' viii
oe lneN'uAoe.
49, VI pic W. me price
INA. wouiu pieNaii u'"v, iree anu u"'
restricted conpe.,.ioi VIII Dt an unwar'
faii'eu TAX on ,"e uI,i'hate consumer
ana the american farmer " tne iarscs'
ui.lIIia'e co,suiiei U" sto"i noie'
Inc comisioh HesuIadora de Mercaue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
THE "TIMES" TO ADD
TO ITS new BUILDING
Buys Five Flat Houses Ad.
joining From Hyde Real
Estate Corporation.

The NJ. Morgenthau. Jr.. Company has
sold for the Hyde Rsll Estate Corpora
ton, A.. Fillmore Hyde president. 231,
23S, 235. 237 and 239 West Forty-third
street, Ave five story FIAT buildings. each
on lot 20 feet front by 100 feet 4 nches
In depth. making a total plot OF 100
feet front by 100 feet 4 inches depth.
located on the north side of West Forty
third street. Just west of Times Square.
This property adjoins the Times Annex
Building and has been purchased by
the New York Times.
The property just acquired will be i'm
proved with q structure similar In gen.
eral character to the Times Annex Build
Ing, which Ii a twelve story ifreproof
building. With It's new purchase the
Times will have n total frontage on
the north side Of West FortvNthird street
OF 2+3 feet. The property adjoins the
holdings of the Astor estate on Times
Square. running from FOrty-third to
F~orty-fourth street. Directly In the
rear on Forty-fourth street 10 the shu-
bert Theatre.
Considerable activity has been de-
~veloping Of late in this immediate
vicinity owing to the nearing compile
ton OF the union subway station OF the
dual subway lines In Times Square.
Mr.. Morgenthau has several other deals
pending which will also lead to addi-
tional buildings IN this section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27

finance the s,ssi hbrs monopoly have
perfectcd the organization Of the super
huous company which. according 10 h
remarkable financial plans. 10 to receive
"a big commission OF the sales Of all
sisal nbrc shipped from Yucatan to the
United states. announcement Of tn"
Incorporation Of the company under the
laws OF New York was given to the
press December 10. the day after the
facts In regard TO the proposed monopoly
and Its plans for collecting tribute from
the American farmer we're published by
the Farm Implement NoVs.
That same day the price Of sisal
nbrc. already much higher than Ia war
ranted by the supply and demand. was
advanced one-eighth OF q cent a pound.
The company Is to be known as the
Pan-American Commission Corporation.
In view Of the fact that II IL to receive
a commission OF 5 per cent. on the VOL
ume Of sisal hbre sales In this country.
the use OF the word Commission" In the
name In quite appropriate. The capital
stock Of the company Is $4,000. 900"
The article says II Ia the implement
dealers duty to enlighten the members
OF Congress and demand that the Ameri-
can farmer be protected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
NATIONS Big TRADE
In WAR SURPRISE.
"Drug Reporter" Says Record
Was Not within Reason.
able Expectations.
GREATEST PINCH IN DYES

The OIL Paint and Drug Reporter.
discussing some Of the developments in
probably tho most momentous period
our trades have ever experienced" Will
ny In to-day's iaue thai Although the
drastic policy Of beiiiserent countries
Tor the conservation Of home supplies
~ we'll a. for the curtatiing Of the
enemy's resources and commercial and
Industrial operations contributed largely
TO abnormal conditions here. tho coun-
trys export trade during the year has
established q record that under abnor-
NAL conditions was not within reason
able expectation"
One Of the earliest Developments
among the export restrictions of the
foreign Governments" the Reporter
says. 'was the English embargo on
whale oil. which was SHORTY followed
by . suspension Of seed shipments from
q but ths o significant event
affecting trades was the German
embargo on all potash shipments
The country's stringency OF German
dyestufs has o been appreciably re-
iieved during h year.. although occa-
cionAt uWIverlee WIRE permitted over the
earlier months before the declaration BY
Great Britain Of a practical blockade OF
Germany. Great Britain's embargo
policy has been gradually strengthened
to owe a wide range OF commodities
capable OF n possible wal service, but
OF greatest bearing was the recent re-
striction Of logwood shipments from ia
maica-
The drug market has furnished prob
ably the most stirring changes Of the
year. having been most susceptible to the
practices Of outside speculation. The
volume Of export business in many OF
the drug items has been exceptional.
The narcotics. anesthetics, disinfectants
anodynes n analgesics have shared
most substantially In the foreign move
ment, as they have been especially
adaptable for war consumption.
The dyestuffs situation has been fea-
tured by h continued scarcity Of the
aniline products resulting in serious en-
barrassment to all the consuming inter-
ests. The textile trades have probably
borne the heaviest burden of the
s~tringency and they have been jealous
In their endeavors for the release Of the
German supplies.
Nearly all the cofors have been In
creased In price during the year.
The years development in the
petroleum situation has signihed "A com
plete restoration Of the industry's for.
unes."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
U. 8. TO BUY CLEVELAND HOME.
Application to Ne Made In COn-
gress Next Month.

CALDWELL. N. j.. Dec 26.-lt is ex-
pected that application will be made TO
Congress next month. through the New
Jersey Senator's. to set aside as Il nat
ional reservation the property on which
is located the house In which Grover
Cleveland was born. The property is
now owned by the Grover Cleveland
Memorial Association. comprising about
one hundred friends of the late presi-
dent.
1t In not believed that there will be
any opposition In Congress to the plan,
as II does not call for a heavy expendi-
ture. The building and grounds have
been paid for by the association, which
also has a small balance in its treasury
and. this, In all probability. would be
turned over TO the Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
NEW ssnsss ssAL ssyArs vos sAla.

stsEIEs$ssriH$ys:. stEEsssssfE. :ff:::FF;ss y
81 Icss. & Vrssswoo6. Morsm"rs' Lsos,s
et6esNet4 end TAansrk. New jcrsry o. one.
heM o. fu!mev gwusr .pfices. Also . large
evAegs Hetahts, Cii6fldr and Palisades rssk.
Nv 2esssy. q about ooe half n f0rm~ prices.
rn q ~. ss' . sss': ~. s'o .;, s,i:' , A. s's %I"u: : ~ 4
oHlrSIy 70 esoss Do s,Snc. u two coroors.
ions INV beng l~iguidstsd BY tho Bsnk,as
DepestmeMt. Special. inducsments to con.
t!ssetoU and builders Who WIn purchase = coo.
Sc[so cSmbss q 'ots. ,toy further pse;
syeputy 6upt. ol Banks. care ~ banking
IDepsfsmsnt. 81 broadway. Now York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
AUCTION SALES THls WEEK.
Voluntary and Forced OReriags In
Manhattan and The Br0nx.
Tt,EspAy prcruuDu %
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20.
lat Ia yEsEY sTREET.l

TUESDAY. December 20.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
zap ST. % e. SIS. ist . MADISON av. ?ox
Dem.res, e, al: II Bsiiinser Jr. atty:
D Edsl'Cn. ref; due "1'is'o'; taxes
save ave. q. i t .sa /; .,y from, and rear ear
h nlaS;yG C. l. s'd Ts0H At ,, nissr,Su'I r..
take: &c. ,ssosit, '" ''e ~
BY Henry Brady.
4 sty tnmt-A J Chabet aGt sadie Ma
thanson ct al; II II Bcilinser, Jr. atty;
n } Driscoll. ref; due. cit.l%Sss; taxes.
&C. s%2s.1t.
lat 32os THIRD AvDNuE1
BY Henry Brady.
BAILEY Av. soss and $3.50. e :. s:t n
Prospect Investing co agt Bailey
Apartment Corp: 3 w Collins, atty. J b
Harrison. ref due. i7.sso.ss; taxes. &C.
BY Joseph r. Day.
PERRY Az, ?ss3. W $. ASIA n Bedford
Park blvd. is.sxli5.s. 8 sty brick dwlg-
Margaret oliver agt Henry Agate p;
1 rsi ' aae. . f-9spss; t aiss; k kty soc, Ssr% prlor
mtg. $4,000.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30.
lat IL vEsEy STREET.
BY l.. }. Phillips 4 Co.
ELIZABETH ST. 2s7 and 2s9. " =. 61.2 n
East Houston st, +0.sxstx irreg s sty
tnmt-Banned Friend aet N b Barclay
e; al: action /. Ksntrowitz 4 T.. attys;
Benno Won Witzieben. ref: due. &6.si6.j5:
prior mtg. $40. 900.
ELIZABETH ST. 2s3 and eos. " $, 1855 n
sly t~nrnts-Same agt m same atty. q
ref. action 2; due, S2.6os.o6: prior
mtg. $4,000 on each house.
BY Joseph =. Day.
SlST ST. 203 W. n \. 90 W Amsterdam av.
21xi00.5 5, 5 sty tnmt-Israel winer agt
Samuel LleboNitz ct al. j J OGrady,
atty. = H Eisler, ref. due. sl.922.l5:
taxes. &C. 3t9s 20; prior mtg. Sil.500.
25xl00 IL. 3 sly tnmt-Z II Oppenheimer
agt NJ l. Hoyt ct al Meighsn a y. attys
CD Leslie. ref. due, s~ii.estTi; taxes, sc,
sos. 80.
FORT WASHINGTON Az, " $. 1910 8
1921 st. 20 5Nl52.sx1<iI. vacant store
Friedman Con Co aKt Chas Daley ct al
Stoddard n NJ. attys, q J Gillespie. ref
taxes. &c. $500.
BY samuel Marx.
7TH AV. : W cor iisth q. ioo.Iixioo.
three 8 sty nats-Am Bible Soc az,
County Land n Mtg Co ct al; f de r
Foster, atty; Adolph stern. ref: due,
iN,25Is5: taxes &c. si6.331.77.
BY Herbert a. sherman.
STANTON ST. 33s and 3+o. n W cor Man.
gin st. i0Ni0. siy factory-Ogden
Brewer ct al. trs, ag, !. Zodikow ct al;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
n. Y. BANK DEPOSITS
TOTAL $2,62S,91S,760
ONLY One state Institutions and
That the Smallest, Failed
This Year.
RESOu RCES, CAPITAL UP

h'r,SY. Dec. 26.-1nstitutions under
The supervision Of the New York state
ganking department had q prosperous
YEAR during the twelve months ended
september 30 last. Figures to sub
,tan,late this are included in q state
me-, made to-day by state superin-
,endent Of Banks Eugene Lamb
Richards.
According to Supt. Richards. seven
nav state banks were authorized during
the year and five ceased to do business.
or those authorised. three. the Bank Of
Belfast, Bingham State Bank and Co
hocton state Bank. had previously op-
Grated as private banking institutions,
although not under the supervision Of
thu Banking Department. The Bank Of
Cape Vincent. Cape Vincent. N. r., was
compelled to close its doors. This In
sttu,ion was one of the smallest In the
State.
The total number OF banks Of de-
poslt and discount reporting to the
Ranking Department at the close Of the
fiscal year was 200. They show an az
sregate gain in total resources during
the year sia.373.s57.
Eighty-one trust companies of the
State reported Increased resources of
S&o,5S3.i51. while total deposits in
creased si33.12+.37s. Total resources
reported were {2.l55.b37,2 and total
deposits Si.s37,93+.024.
There were no changes during the
past year In the number of savings
banks. 40 of which had Of
Si,9SO.595, 23O, an increase over the pre-
cediag year of 31s.572.355. Deposits
we're kl.79i .524.60l. a gain Of &ls.3i1.-
500.
At the close OF the fiscal year sev-
enty-slx private bankers. not including
twelve partially exempt. were under the
supervision Of the Banking Department.
The total resources Of these bankers
were s~li.0s4,273. Under the super
vision Of the private bankers bureau
were fifteen credit unions, two per-
sonal "A brokers and twelve per-
sonal loan companies. bringing the total
number OF these institutions up To 126.
In addition to the regular examina-
tons. numbering 20l. rs required by
law. scores of special investigations
were made on complaints as to the
methods OF certain private bankers for
alleged violations of the banking law.
From data furnished by the Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency It appears hat six
rational banks with a combined capital
OF sl.375.000 were authorized In this
State between October l, 1914. and
September so. 1915. During the same
period three such institutions with a
combined capital OF $3.50, 900 e into
voluntary liquidation. One national
bank was placed In the charge Of a re-
ceiver during the year, but later re-
sumed business. The humber OF ma
t!onal banks In this State reporting to
the Comptroller of the Currency or
September 2, 1915. was 4S2, with a
combined capital of 316S.21s.610. sur
plus Of sls3. 93s, $50. total deposits OF
s?.59s.913.I5O and total resources of
5000, I6s,S23.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
xxeugIK1 COURTS INQUIRY.
ESses =. C1wssea ~ MSaSe1ats
Answers Ms CvstS~s,

MoSTcLAfn. n. j.. Dec. es.-Answering
a public assertion by Frank ~ Iehsns-
well. = member of the American Society
Of Civil Engineers. that the work Of
erecting stones bearing the names Of the
streets Of this municipality WAS not be-
Ing done properly by his department.
Edward $. Clossen, town engineer. to-
day announced that he would welcome
an investigation OF his Office.
Mr.. Leffinswell had suggested that an
investigation be conducted BY distnter-
ested nonresident engineers. Mr.. Clos
sons term expires on January ! and he
is an applicant for reappointment. The
office pays a salary Of $4,000. and the
term Ii for one year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27

A playlet. "A pageant and a barn
dance have been arranged for the chill
dren who use the Fairgrounds Of Man
haitian. The children will be the guests
Of the Bureau OF Recreation. Depart
ment OF Parks. at the Amsterdam
Opera House. $40 West For:y-fourth
street. Tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock.
The playlet Is called Tn Fairies Plea"
and has been adapted from Thomas
Hoods plea Of the Midsummer Fairies"
Park Commissioner Cabot Ward will de-
liver an address.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27

Two pet dogs were rescued yesterday
BY Miss Helen Gray. 90 years old. of
.53 West Forty-fourth street. when fire
threatened the apartment OF Abraham
Sachs. with whom Miss Gray Was stop
ping at CAS- Sixth avenue. Every one
had left the building when she rushed
hack 10 the third floor and brought the
animals to safety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
National Copper

Years and years of studying Mr.. Lawson's ways have
shown us that his very best advice is given to his street friends
in advance tissues" Many a stock exchange member has
bought his seat from profits on such advice.
In his tissues" Mr.. Lawson seems to talk more heart to
heart" than in his more guarded public advertisements.
Here is a tissue he issued at the close yesterday that
seems to us good enough for any advertisement. and, as it is now
public property. we take the liberty of republishing it without
Mr.. Lawson's consent, which he probably would have given if
News:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
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WANTED-Supt. OF Bvaidi,g MIL on fin,
Aercerlzed and silks; must be Thoroughly
wanted; references required. Apply H.. G..
boa l2t SuG ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
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