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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
SALES by AUCTION.
SAMUEL 7. FREEMAN 4 COMPANY.
ACCTIONEERS.
lSle-lb2l Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Pa
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT NJ Y

~
Logan Trust COMPANY, OF. Philadelphia,
O'Clock noon, expose for pubic sale 10 the
highest bidder AZ the Auction Rooms OF
SAMUEL T, FREEMAN Il 90. l5i,-Si
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, the bio INK
property:
All the right. title and interest which
Eugene RuDlno and Ahbie l. Ruhino had
at the date OF the assignment hereinafter
mentioned, now have or may hereafter nc
ouire, In AMI to the estate OF SOPHIE
RtBlNO SPEfER. lat. OF FrankfOrt-on-
Main, Germany all the right, title and in.
terest which Eugene Rubino and Able l..
Ruoino had at the date OF the assignment
hereinafter mentioned, now have or may
hereafter acquire In and to the estate OF
SYDNEY SPEfDR, late OF Frankfort on
Main. Germany all the right. title amt in
terest which Eugene Ruhino and Ahbie l..
Rubin had at the date OF The assignment
hereinafter mentioned. now have or may
hereafter acquire In and to the es'lt. Of
GUSTAV SPEYER, late of Frnnkiort.on.
Main. Germany, and al the right. tit.e and
~tnteres, which Eugene RuhiuD and Ahhie
j. Rubino had at the date OF the assign
ment hereinafter mentioned, now hay or
may hereafter acquire In ami TO the estate
Of JACOB RuB!NO. late OF the city Of
New York. said sale hcing under and IN
pursuance of the terms ~ a certain deed
of trust or assignment OF Eugene Ruhino
and Abbie +. Rubino 10 Logan Trust Com .
pany. OF Philadelphia, dated September :.
Fnr further particulars apply to
JOHNSON a GII.KYSON, Attorneys. 1910
commonwealth Building. 1901 Chest
nut ST. Philadelphia. Pa.
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STERLING RATES ADVANCE.
Franc Exchange Continues to De-
cline F~ractiOnaIly.

Sterling exchange rates continued to
advance yesterday. brokers saying there
wa considerable demand for exchange
Oh London from Stock Exchange houses
10 make remittances for English held
recently.
sterling closed at 4.6sss for demand
n i.6sIs for cables. as compared with
4Gs and i.6sig on Thursday. Francs
continued to decline fractionslly, closing
1T 5.S6i. for checks and $50 for cables.
They were quoted Thursday at $50 and
5.S5 respectively. Italian lire dropped
from 6,33la to Gal and rubles were un-
changed at "a
Mark checks were unchanged at S2%
and mark cables declined from s2A to
g. 9-i6. Austrian kronen advanced
14.60 to 1856,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
New York.
DRY GOODS TRADE ACTIVE.
~EcOn0mist" Sees Menace Of Too
sudden Increase in Buying.

The Dry Goods Economist says: In
che New York market activity is the
rule. in fact. with the expansion in con-
sumption which appears to be imminent
and which will lea distributors 10
loosen Up, tho probability OF a too sud-
den and too unanimous buying move
ment in certain lines is the only ground
for disquietude.
In cotton goods, in particular, it il
becoming recognized that stocks in all
hands are low and that many mills have
not covered their raw material require
ments Added to this is the scarcity
Of dyestuffs, for which no remedy IL in
sight. A prominent cotton goods COM
mission house reports a larger percent
age OF increase in its business han at
any time since the busy year Of 1906.
Another big concern representing a
number OF Southern mills reports a flood
Of kilograms from wholesalers urging
shipment ahead OF the time set for de-
livery"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
Madison County society Organ ised

The Madison County Society OF New
York was organized yesterday afternoon
At a meeting in the office Of John a.
Stewart. 233 broadway. and the fol-
lowing officers were elected Honor
AIRY president, Thomas l.. James hon
orary vice-president, Charles =, Fair
child honorary secretary. Daniel f..
Kellogg honorary treasurer. Jerre T.
Durham president, Charles w. Staple
ton vice-presldent, Frederick w. S'arr /;
treasurer, Frank 81 Shattuck secretary,
r. II. Stone assistant secretary, James
y, Stewart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
SMALLER WHEAT ACREAGE.
Odern miller" Tells Of Less
Promising stand Of Grain.

CHICAGO, oct. l5-The Modern Miller
crop outlook Winter wheat will show
a sharp reduction from the large acreage
last year and in many sections fly Is
reported, The stand IL not as promis-
ing as usual, due to delayed rain and
late seeding to avoid the fy.
There is a keen demand for good
quality wheat which readily absorbs all
offerings and this condition is general
through winter and spring wheat States.
Reports indicate "a larger movement,
but one not much In excess of current
requirements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
SALE OF ROAD CONFIRMED.
He now Hereafter as Gulf,
Mobile & Northern.

The sale of the New orleans, Mobile
ana Chicago Railroad TO the bondholders'
reorganization committee has been con-
frmed by Federal Judge Column at Mo-
bile, Ala.
The road. which runs from Mobile to
Middleton, Tenn. went into the hands OF
a receiver in May, 1913. OF the sl3,-
6l3 200 bonds outstanding all have been
deposited with the United States Mort
gage and Trust Company. the depositary
OF the bondholders' committee. with the
exception Of s56l,3OO. John W. Platten
OF New York is chairman OF the com
mittee.
The name Of the re~oyganized road Will
be Gulf, Mobile and Northern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
SIGHTSEEING YACHTS
I've. Battery Per 1880. %. Te, s,a,. an,
70 SANDY HOOk and the OCEtNI.aop =,
PUBLIC NOTICES


VICE COMMISSION FOR TE = ~
Of TIEEwI Y55RR ihs M2i,sT z ne psiiioa
eohfoRATioS Tor The cen. HALLWAY
ssSm nmd TO the Issue OF an @Idiu.on"71
s. su. 900 nv Of oGaas gader and to bo
rork Municipal Railway Corporation to
trustee da,st TSwPa1{ Of Ne% York
fueli.h.d Noi,c .1' 81 Hasrin case No -o-'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,ha, IN.
&Reu''SSn os ne Ne. York Muni.lpaI Rail.
lie Service Commission for the F., NJ
tr.e, author.4ins said company 10 Issue
nS.ue OF bonds for the following par.
~ Toward the dischrrs. q, i,s
oopgation TO contribute to-
,ras, s2t57,':o
msnt Of rapid 'ransi, raj.
r'ads 1850, 600
sirusiion OF e%yis,ing railroads
RaIirosa COMPANY +o3o. $50
ara st,IG,nrs ana cauiPment
waited railroads ~ New York
Consolidated Railroad Com.
pary :s?o.oos
and structure and equipment
Of extensions of lines OF e'e-
Consolidated Railroad Conn
CO. For the debt discount in
the amount realized upon IN.
sale 70 net not less than ~
per cent 81 par on the bonds
sold for the purposes above
spee'hed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500. 900
In all, ......, $50. 600. ooO
as set forth in said petition wul be hsar,
by the Commission At It's ofnca. No III
Nassau street. Borough ~ Manhattan
city Of New York, on the isth dav OF Oc.
'oher. 1915. at 1880 o'clock In tn. fore
noon.
Dated New York October 10. 1918.
NEW YORK MUNICIPAL railway
CORPORATION.
BY HARRY A BULLOCK. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. FOR D",'N ' .
Depot cuart"rnasf'r, lv. IH
Seated proposals Will Doe r,..N.. A..
II 90 o'clock \, NJ '"'.N.r
furntshlng a. this DSpN..
hleaohod Duck. g. to ,.oz. .'
on application,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
Missouri.

Kansas City-Splendid crops at high
prices give substantial basis for good
bus.ress. Future prospects are highly
favorable-B ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dry
Goo Company.
~. Louis-The business outlook In
this section Is very encouraging, par
ticularly in the South. where the high
prices for cotton and the good crops OF
feedstufs have greatly stimulated trade.
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

Detroit-Business began 20 improve
rapidly in this section in The latter part
Of august. erchant are buying a
little more literally than is usual.-Ed-
con, Moore 4 60.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

uish e,ada Personally Conducted California
ulkU D . Tour. leaving Nov. 4. Circular on
request Of NcCsnn's Tours. 1928 B'way. NJ Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

ATLANTIC, GCLF AND WEST INDIES
Ward~Porto Rico Lines. so Bvay. n. z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

California Expesltion -Four Co.. 1850 B'way
NY. Literature. estimates, information free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

Indianapolis-That business is grow
Ing better. industrial conditions are i'm
proving and the general outlook Is grow
ng brighter constantly Is our view, n
that we are entering upon n period Of
prosperity that promises unusual devel-
epments.-Havens 4 Geddes Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

Chica go-Retail merchants in agri-
cultural districts have had a satisfac-
tory business for the last twelve months,
and the farmer is In . comfortable state
Of mind. with greater crops than ever
before in the history Of this country to
be sold at war prices. There In . vigor-
ous renewal Of activity In our INDUS
trial centres.-Butler Brothers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

Bos,on-The country's trade and in
dustrial condition, we believe, are now
on the upgrade. The month OF July
seemed to be the turning point. Since
then the whole trend has become much
more optimistic. vs. all deplore the
possibility of a boom. yet. in spite Of
ourselves. We may have one.-Farley,
Harvey 4 Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
SENDS SHEAF OF OATS
i"ie OF Wight Farmer Demonstrates
Fitness of VirgInln Soil.

Inc wonder and admiration OF off,
ciais OF the State Department OF Arr;
culture was excited yesterday by the
receipt OF shcaf OF oats, which came
pF express to Commissioner OF A1ri-
culture koiner from Isle of Wight
county The sender In Elbin II. Whit.
IeS manager OF the p. D. Camp Farm
ne shear Is specimen OF this years
yield OF black Ontario oats The stalks
STAND seven feet In height and the
grain Is OF excellent quality.
Mr.. Whitley explains that II is his
purpose TO demonstrate to Virgini,
farmers that this species of oats can
De grown as successfully in Virginia
as In Canada The crop was sovcd
ne says. in the middle OF March. and
harvested June rs.
Black Ontario oats grown In :,
southern state are a rarity. the srecies
beins supposed to give proNtablo
yicid only in very cold countries. Tho
Isle OF Wight man maintains that his
success with the black Ontario demon.
strates conclusivcly that Southarn far.
mers have heretofore held fallacious
IDEAS regarding the fitness of the soil
FOR oats OF this kind and have neg
iected highly profitable crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
KEEP WATCH ON HOPEWELL
Federal Ncvenuc Agents Require LII
quOr Liccnnen in MnEic CITY.

Internal Revenue Collector Moncure
said yesterday that his agents and dep
uties were Keeping in close touch with
the situation at Hopcwell, the magic
city" at the plant OF the Du Pont Pow
der Company in Prince George County
and that all dealers In soft drinks,
containing more than one-half of l
per cent OF alcohol were being re-
quired TO take out Federal licenses
The number now held IS in the neigh
borhood OF forty.
Mr.. Moncure stated that the records
of these licenses are open to the Com
monwealth's attorney OF Prince George
County ut any time, but that his juris-
diction ends with the payment of the
Federal revenue tax. The collector,
under the Federal statute. is not per-
United TO give out the names of hold
ers OF government liquor licenses to
any one except the duly authorized
representative Of the prosecuting au-
thority IN any county.
The mere fact that man holds n
government license does not mean
that he is violating the State law.
which limits the proportion of aico-
hol 10 2l-4 per cent. However. the
burden of proof Is on the defendant
to show that the liquid sold does no,
exceed the limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
VISITS IN PORTO RICO
Nillinm W. Martin Goes To See His
Father, Major Miles VI. Martin.

William w. Martin, stcnographer in
The Office Of Governor Stuart and sec
rotary of state Convict Lime Board, has
Joined his father, Major Miles NJ Mar
tin. in Porto Rico. a postcard received
from him by Alexander Forward. the
Governors secretary, yesterday tells
OF the safe arrival of the wife and son
OF Major Martin at Porto Rico on July
2. They Will spend about ten days in
the island, where Major Martin holds
the Office of United States Attorney for
the District of Porto Rico.
Billy Martin will meet another
Sirginian in the capital city OF Uncle
Sans island possession who has taken
a prominent place in official life there.
He IS Robert w. Perkins, Jr, of New
port News, first assistant to the At
torncy-General Of Porto Rico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
INVITED TO RALEIGH
w. III. BnEiey Presents RUtnrinns With
North Carolina Invitation

w. H. Ragley. of Raleigh. " c.,
made an address before the Rotary
1ion nj lis weekly meeting at the
BUSINESS Mems Club last night, in
which he extended formal invitation
Tor the Rotarians Of Richmond TO Wis
IL Raleigh on August 10. A large time
mas been arranged for by the Raleigh
Club. and ffty members from Rich
mona signed up to make the trip.
Mr.. Bagley's address was the fea-
cure or well-nttended photo scs-
sion, in which those present were civ
en the opportunity to guess the names
OF people whose photographs were
shown them. Each was taxed lit
ney' for the privilege of guessing, and
inc proceeds go 10 the Childrcns
rome. William IL. Adams and j. G..
corey made speeches and AL Schradcr
sang several songs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
STORE EMPLOYEES HOLD
ANNUAL OUTING AT LAKESIDE
% -. Mosby & Co. Stan Elect j. T.. Jo,..
oent and Miss Eva DeInruc
Secretary


me annual meeting of the r r Mos-
ny ~ co. Employees Association w,.
"elu Yesterday evening at Lakeside.
me members Of the association. To-
Se,her with the members of tho firm
.ei, III city on n special car on tho
Asniana line, arriving at Iakesjde AZ
$40 o'clock. at
INC pavilion at Lakeside had i,ccn
secured Tor the occasion. and tho husi.
, ''Ss n,eet'ns OF the association wns
nciu Immediately on arrival. Tho
meeting was presided over hv wv
Mics. VINO has been president OF tbo
ASSOCIATION since its organization one
year ago. '''o
Notwithstanding unusually heavy do
nanhs upon the resources OF the or
SUMMATION during the past year due to
sickness. the report showed the assoc
citation TO be In a most nourishinp CON
dition.
The following persons were unan-
i!nouslH elected as officers Of the assoc
citation for the ensuing year: President,
}. r. Jones; vice-prcsident, c. L. Price:
secretary, Miss Eva Delaruc: treasurer
MISS henrietta krackc. These officers
together with the following members
OF The association. will constitute the
board OF directors: T.. y. Dietrich, n w
Miles. w. y. Webb Mrs. Ellie LOOMS.
Miss Matte Splitter and Miss Madeline
Walsh.
Immediately following the business
meeting supper was served on the lawn,
Followed by dancing in the pavilion.
The outing. which was unanimously
voted to be most cnjoyabl" one. was
under tho auspices OF the entertainment
committee of the association. consist.
Ing OF j. f.. Jones, Miss Annie Barker.
Miss Theresa Hitler, Miss Matte Spit
zer, Miss Ben Martin. Conrad Price and
Eugene A. Dietrich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
MAY WOMEN ACT AS CLERKS?
Attorncy-GcncrnI Asked to Render
Opinion on Vexcd Question.

Acknowledgement Pollard has been
requested TO render an opinion on
which judges of circuit courts have in
recent years rendered conflicting de-
clslons. The question is this: Are
women eligible to serve as deputies to
clerks of courts in Virginia."
In several counties and in most Of
the cities women have been employed
In the last few years as deputy clerks.
The Attorncy-Gencral has declind to
render an opinion on the subject until
test shall be applied by bringing a
specific case into court
The last Constitutional Convention
resulted in a provision declaring
women over the age Of eighteen years
eligible to serve as notaries public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
MOTHERS PLAN BETTER
BABIES CONTEST AT FAIR
ASK contributions for Erection y,
r"nnent huiidinE-Only Regis
tered Babies May En,.

The Federation of Mothers. clubs ..
Planning to have n building of II. own
at the State Fair next fall, in which,
TO hold the better babies contest ana
exhibition. 1t is cooperating in mi.
work with the State Board of ueal,b
II has for several years been tho la W.
In virginia that every baby born hero
should be registered at the Bureau of
Hitnl statistics. with the names of i,s
rather and mother. AS this law b,.
heen very unsuccessfullv enforced 80
Federation has undertaken to assist tho
board OF Health. No babies MAY nov
he entered in any OF its contests unless
registered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
Candidates Invited.

Candidates for the Administrative
Board and the Legislature have been
invited to address the voters of High
land Park at mass meeting to he held
tomorrow night at o'clock. The
mass meeting will be under the aus
pieces OF the Highland Park Citizens
Association and the arrangements for
the Democratic rally are in the hands
Of q committee of that organizatio
The meeting will be held on the Plaza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
State Receives Order. for Lime.

orders for agricultural lime from
farmers in all parts of the State con
unuc TO pour in upon the acting sec
rotary OF the state Convict Lime Board.
alexander Forward, who is looking af-
Ter the duties of Secretary Martin in
the absence of the latter. MFR. Forward
Yesterday booked orders for five car
loads OF tho product of the States new
plant at Staunton. which is now work
ing at it's full capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
SHOWS STEADY GAIN
Statement Issued Giving Revenues OF
Company for Each Year
Since 1911,
STEVENS GOES TO NEW YORK
VIII Talk Over Transcontinental Line
with Governor Stuart in Los An
CERES To-Day-Southern Railway
Earnings Show Decrease.

IN a statement issued Yesterday nv
Comptroller l.. F. Sullivan, it is shown
mat the revenues OF the chesaneeke
ana ONO Railway have Increased So
."1,46'. or 2o.a per cent since 1o11
The figures are contained in nre,irn.
mary report of the revenues OF the road
ioF the hscal year, ending June 80 last.
"hlch showed an increase of sls1eo1S
o' % per cent over last year Com
parsons are made with the returns for
each OF the four preceding years.
IN statement for last year. which
Is based on the actual revenues for
ume mrs, eleven months and on esti-
mates Tor the month Of June, one Of
the outstanding features is the de-
tIe"Se in passenger revenues The
chesapeake and Ohio received s4s1.47o
or .! per cent less from its passenger
operations than during the preceding
|"ar' This is due largely to the fact
mat TWO OF the through trains have
"ccn taken ont OF the service.
At the same time the freight rev
enues show an increase of SO pcr cent
over those OF l9l3-l4. The proportion
Oh the increase in merchandise trafYic
ana IN coal and coke was practically
the same Returns from merchandise
traffic showed a gain of sl,0S6,4oO. and
from coal and coke the gain was ST.
305.Gl1.
For juno the decrease in passcnper
revenue was ll.6 per cent, or SCI. 3oa,
"hile the increase in freight revenues
was S+ol. eSl, or 1876 per cent. The
estimated revenues Of the road for the
iirst week in July are s6ls.l3o, as com
pared With S56i,7e7 for tho same period
last ycar-an Increase of s53.4O3
me comparative statement Of the
I"wenues for the past 1--WE years are as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
ALDERMEN CONCUR IN
J|TNEY BUS ORDINANCE
Measure Is Passed by 10 to Vote
and Goes TO Mayor for
Signature.
REQUIRES INDEMNITY BOND
Ordinance Makes Jitncy Owners Put
Up $1,000 Surety TO Protect Pas.
sengers and Pedestrians Against
Injury Resulting ffom Negligence.


BY vote OF 10 TO the Board Of
Aldermen Last night concurred in the
Common Councils amendments TO the
1itney bus ordinance. thereby concur
ring IN the passage OF the amended
measure ana making il ready for tho
Mayors signature Alderman Paul, of
Clay Ward, who has consistently op-
posed the ordinance from the begin
ming. cast the only vote in the mega
tive.
The amendments We're concurred in
without; debate. Nr Paul drew atten-
lion 10 the section of the ordinance
which requires 1ttncN owners to cx-
ecute $1,000 Indemnity bond and in
trohuccd letter from the representa-
i've OF bonding company in which il
Vas stated mat surety companies, for
the present At least. viii not write mis-
class OF business except on tho dcDosjt
OF collateral TO the amount Of the bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
MAY DEPART FROM
ROUTES InH LN.rnA EAu1.

DepartuTo from :hn designated
routes Is allowed only where thu owner
OF An automobile. licensed under tbss
ordinance, has contracted III advanc.
Tor IN" transportation OF PASSENGERS at
higher fare than nve cents a uasscn-
ger. In such cases the carrier ma mr.
sue any route not designated as lit
ney routes by tho ordinance The effect
OF this section. according to some au-
thoritics. Is TO make ii possible for any
1itney TO operate anywhere in tho ci,v
regardless Of designated routes-ror
a six cent fare.
Jitney operators were unable To saw
last night how they would meet tho
new ordinance. II is commonly under
stood that tho measure viii be attacked
in the courts, chiefly on the bonding
provision. II is estimated that between
700 and l2b Jitney buses operate in the
city now during rush hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14

Carl Remington. secretary ~ ,ho
chesapeake and Ohio. returned to New
YORK yes'erday. after spending q day
or two in tho city. N"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14

Comptroller y. II. Plant. OF tn.
sou'hc'n Railway, yesterday issued ;
statement OF the estimated earnings O
IN" road for the nrst week in July. 7
is as follows:
This year. n.l2s.Ns; last wear. 81,
2'S,ai2, decrease. sI4.,S96. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14

me increase from 1912 to 1918 was
S5.0S9,cos. or i4S per cent and from
1919 20 1915 s4.2.S. SOC, or 1872 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14

PRESIDENT George W. stevens. of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. went to New
York last night, and to-day at noon
VIII talk over the transcontincntaI
telephone with Governor Henry c. stu
art. o, Virginia, who will he in Los
angeles Cal. The conversation Will
mark The formal opening Of the com
m'fcial hne between New York and
Los Angeles
Newark post., 1915-08-18

Notice Examination of non
resident pupils for admission to
high school.
All pupils who desire to enter a
Seventh or higher grade of State
Approved High School System for
the first time, must pass an exam
ination prescribed by the State
Board of Education. The examin-
alton prescribed by the State
Board of Education. The examin-
alton will be conducted in the
High Schools of the places named,
on Friday, August 20, from 9 a. m.
to p. m, in Arithmetic, Grammar,
L. S. History, Physiology and Hy-
giene, Political Geography, Spell
ing and Reading. Pupils must
furnish pencils. To enter the ex-