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The sun., 1916-10-09
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE And ONO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
MEETING

New York, September 81. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders VI Tho Chcsa'
peake and Ohio hallway Company will be
hold at the general office OF the Company
i'm the city Of Richmond. Virginia, on Tues
day, October -, 1916. at eleven o'clock
4. NJ. ca for the election OF Directors. o.
Tor the purpose OF considering all action
heretofore taken or authorized 10y the
Hoard Of Directors or by the Executiv"
Committee OF the Company which may be
submitted to the meeting, and tc) for the
Transaction az such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting,
AT the Once Of the Company. No. II Broad
way, New York city, on Friday, September
20, 1915, at three O'Clock l., ii, and VIII
he reopencd on Wednesday. october rs,
1918, at ten O'Clock 4. NJ.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
CARL REMINGTON, Secretary,
The sun., 1916-10-09
READJUSTMENT OF
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY.
To Holders ~ Certificates u Deposit Of
United states Mortgage 4 Trust COM
pany for Common stock. issued under
ncnn.ii Ngrernlcn. dated Nov. q. lOIJi

To Holders ~ Certificates sf Deposit Of
United states Mortgage 4 Trust COM
pany for Common stock. issued under
Deposit Agreement: dated Nov. 20. i0i5i
The p.an of Reimbursement o. the debt
ot International Mercantile Marine Com
pany dated August /. 1916. having been
c~onsrumat,d. NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVES that holders Of Certificates OF De-
posi-, above mentioned on presentation and
surrender thereof duly endorsed Ia blank 10
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE a. TRUST
COMPANY. the Depository under said
agreement At its ONCE. No. 55 Cedar street.
New York. aud upun payment to said De-
positary for account ~ the undersigned
Committee Of the sum Of 81 frr each share
Of stock represented hv such Certificate OF
Deposit O,ing the sum hNoi ami deter
mined as the proportion of tho cumpensa-
ton and expenses of the Committee and
all other Indebtedness, Obligations and
liabilities Of the Committee. to be eorns
by such certincate hu.G"rsl, Will lie entitled
to receive engraved stock certificates for
shares OF Com .hon stock Of International
Mercantile Marine Company to the amount
| specinci IN the Cert.ncates of Deposu 50
surrendered.
Holder. ~surrenderinr certificates Of de-
pos,.'and desiring stock certificates In the
same name as that borne by tho surren-
der.d certificates Of deroait will not be
required to provide transfer tax stamps;
~ stock certificates are required IN . diner
ent name. the surrendered certificates Of
deposit, must bear the transfer tax stamps
required by the laws 81 New York.
Dated: October :, 1915.
JOHN W. rI.ATTEN.
Chairman.
LEWIS l.. CLARKE,
DONALD q. nEDDES.
4. u. =. pO>T,
STACY 4. RICHMOND.
WILLIAM EVAN ANTWEkr.
Committee.
ALFRED A. COOK,
EDWIN G. BAETJER,
Counse..
CHACSCEY II. MUIliEl.
secretary,
Cedar Street. New York.
The sun., 1916-10-09
HYDE WINDLASS COMPANY
Call for Redemption ~ First and Pur~has
Money Five Per Cent. Gold bonds
huta1 Iuuuurx . Inn<

Pursuant to vote Of the Directors passed
on tina ith day OF October, a. II. 1915. mo-
tic Is hereby given that In accordance
with the provisions OF Article l2 OF the
Trust Decd ard MORTGAGE dated January
u, 1903. securing it's First and Purchase
Money Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds, the
nNd" Wiullass Company calls and will re
deem aud pay AT tho Office Of the Guar
unity Trust company VI New York. l4O
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York city, upon tho next interest date. to
VII, January !, 1917 all NJ its outstanding
iirst and Purchase Money Five Per Cent
Gold Bonds dated January 2, 1905, being
Series Nos. successfully l. to T, both in,
elusive.
RODNEY r. ROSS. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-10-09
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
AZ a meeting ~ the Board Of Directors
~ N" Cher""rl Iron Company OF Amsr,S,
held At Detroit, Mich THURSDAY. October
ith, the following dividend was declared on
the Preferred stock Of the Company:
lec payable October Slst to s,ockholdsrs
OF record October 18TH.
l~s payable November 9sth to ~stockho,ders
of record November 18Th.
IN PAYABLE December 30th to stockholtsr.
OF record December 18th.
II. II. BINGHAM, Secretary.
The sun., 1916-10-09
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK.


PHILADELPHIA, oct s.-Receipts for
the ~werk-Cpttle, ss3s. sheep and lambs.
5000. hogs. 5.7i5; calves, 1855.
Bcef-Cattle steady: steers. common to
hest. s7Ig25; bulls. s5.50m7 cows, thin
10 lat S3m6.5O' calves slow; common to
exceptionals, $50 Ia 80. Southerns, san.
Shccp-steady; common 20 extra. sS,SOW
lambs, choicest, higher: common to extra.
81. so II.
uors-L0wer Western as to aize and
quality. Sii ?Omlit0' gross weight, 3i+u
lt.5 net weight.
city Dressed Stock-Choics and prime
hcifors, l0TIsbc,: cows, sUl2tc.; veais,
iip iSc,; Southerns and ~hsrnysrds. 40
i3c,, country dressed, lea lie. sheep. lao
I6c., lambs. 100 iSc.. hogs, ltbc.
The sun., 1916-10-09

G. G. D., S"wark DOES = rar'i'lpan' IN
,ut OF any advances in cNchange why
The difference In price between cables ahi
checks where rubles are concerned
Yes. The difference in price Is due 10
the fact that cables are payaple I'M
med.atcly and Checks are not.
The sun., 1916-10-09

r. A. a., Kew Gardens, L. WIN vow
p,ease tell me what the Yield Is on n = per
r.pt mortgage bond that has .thirtS.ont
vears 10 run to maturity and SOILS az sSFs
and at 9eis? Al what price Wnn'u -'nhI,
lund have to soil to return n yield OF '''V
At SCI, the yield is about As: at
ooih about 4i5. TO return a yield of
so per cen the bond would have tn
sell AT approximately 5sia.
The sun., 1916-10-09

stand there are some bonds on, or going 10
be put cut.
New York Bay Extension Railroad Is
not a new company. 1t was incorporated
~ 1872. and IN 1909 IL was merged into
the Long Island Railroad Company.
There are outstanding $4,000 Of INST
mortgage y per cent. bonds under "A
closed mortgage and the bonds have been
assumed by the Long Island Railroad
Company.
The sun., 1916-10-09

hhu VIII be rode"Inod thr0neh The said Sinking
ter-st To the date of such redemption. by Tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Trustee,
AZ its ufNce, Nos. lb-22 William street. New
>.ork CITY, ON November list. 1915. from and
after which date the bonds So drawn shall
cease 10 bear interest, anything In such bonds
or coupons pertaining thereto to the contrary
not withstandlng
THE fARMERs LOAN AND TRUST COM
pANl.
WILLIAM Nelson CROMWELL.
Trustees.
Dated. Now York. September 10. 1915.
The sun., 1916-10-09
yORTurRN SECURITIES COMPANY.

% Liberty 81, NV YOrk, TN VctoOer, 1917,
Tho books for transfer of the capital
stock OF Northern Securities Company Will
he closed at three o'clock T.. NJ. October
nth, 1915. for the purposes OF the annual
meeting of the stockholders 10 be held Mo-
vsmber iath, 1916. and will be reopensd At
ten o'clock 4. NJ November ltth, 1913.
N. TERHuSE. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-10-09
lIudson Valley Hallway.

+. J.. X, Nrwburgh, y. N-Is the Iiud-
son Valley Railway owned by the Dela
ware q Hudson Company?
Hudson Valley Railway IL controlled
by the United Traction Company througl
ownership OF the entire capital stock ant
the last named company is controlled by
the Delaware a Hudson Company
through stock ownership.
The sun., 1916-10-09
Republic of Panama
s. secured sinking Fund Thirty yeaI
Gold Bonds due November 1. 1914.
an n.Ah

Notice II hereby given in accordance with
tn" terms ~ the trust lndenturc made hy tho
Republic at PANAMA To The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and william Nelson Crumw eli
~ Trustees dated November :. lgii. that the
follow ing - secured sinking Fund Thirty
\ ear told Bonds. dated November >, lpli.
have been drawn for redemption, at a price OF
1924 and accruad interest to tho date OF
such redemption. to absorb. a. nearly a. ma,
be-. all nluneY now in tho slnkIng lunL ~
The sun., 1916-10-09
Investment Questions and Answers
This column appears each Monday. Thursday and Saturday.

Readers nay ask AS many questions as they like about investment subjects
ut please do not ask about - half dozen companies N one letter as It adds
unnecessarily to the clerical work of this office. DO not sed money This service
is rec. he, sure to give our address as vel as YOU name because most Inquiries
are answered by mail All correspondent, is held as confidential.
Address al communications to Financial Editor THE Sun. % Broad street
The sun., 1916-10-09
wabash Equipment Notes.

II 7. O., Sheraaen, Pawn You please
inform me whether the wabash ltallwhy
,"aid of tho sl,OS9, 900 Of equipment trusts
that were duo July /. 1915?
The sun., 1916-10-09

r y Jersey City-Can you give me any
4, for,nstion about the New York Hay
Extension Railroad Company Is Il a new
concern and what Is Its object ! under
The sun., 1916-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA COMr\Ny 3IaG GOLD
LOAN or 1901

The balance Of cerilhcates issued under
the Pennsylvania Company 3'ato cold Loan
OF 1901 amounting To ,l,3-i.VJo, not here
tofurs drawn Tor redemption, VIII mature
November LIST, 1919. a. wul.h tim" said GER
tlhcu,es as We'll NJ any heretofore dra wn
and not yet prtsentci Tor ptNuDU ut, VIII he
paid upon presentation ut the once OF the
undcrsip nru.
Philadelphia. Pa.
The sun., 1916-10-09

Bid. Asked.
West N Y 4 Penn list 9 ss-1ss7.... 1otx =.
do inc & Ss-is43. ......."..:...f e.
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Ry exten.
sion 4 imp y 5s-1s1. .......t M E.
Winston Salem SO II Ry LIST mtg
x.-taan
The sun., 1916-10-09

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit Of
Central trust Company Of New York
for Preferred stock issued under de-
po~it Agreement dated September 81.
lDlht
The sun., 1916-10-09

SGOcO0 CerrO dc Pasco ~. 100 l19 IN :.
$4,000 Cosdcn OILS rs, tl0tl2 1921. 1914 So u
10000 Cosden & Co u sat l0SN l02is l02. - a
100 Con Ariz ~ " l.. VI ii t2It
100000 city Paris Gs wiz NN ~ e9is =.
9i.O00 Midvale 5 Is " l. asa 81 ISL. go d.
iNaO Poole u 4 NJ g. 40. iW ie ~
1900 Russ GOV 6'gs W / .l"lta lOlh l0lt ..
1900 Sinclair Oh 6s,,., 9sia s6is ssia r Y
39G0 Sulzlerger Bros F.. 1924 la IG2
5000 West Pac 5s,,,,t s2ss 81 LII
'Odd lot, tSells cents per share unlisted
In making net changes sales OF Ices than
iOO shares are disrCy arded. except Standard
Oil issues, where y ten share limit 10 used
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-02
Ell ALCALDE MANDO RETIRAR
LA PRCCLAMA DEL CONSUL.
Viene de In pagina ia.r

w.,
..a,,lo y,.,or Co.
r~,n. ,tora.ara,
'o f;nJoro- -? .,r+,
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Can,. .boaado 10 =, ror-o .r,,sa-
o9~n.i 81 c,no.;Jo i.tr,.
n,-a..I c,,..n. o,;cr
m,m.Io nan -, i.,.c.
y1on5,.I No o.-ah.
...a..o Ia ouhoroo .on,o - G;;,, =
cue va oue nunca habia trarado Villa
de sacar ventaia de las leyes Ge este
mis-, no deberia permitirsc que ii to
mara abora.
In defensa. nor su partc. proh6
o,. /, e~iecuci6n de Flores ,e efacta5
cuando Villa era iefe de I'm goDirrno
10 berbo ON Mexico. y dcspues que
go ,ycrfgl6 cue no habia compfaGo
,na r,ntidad de rarouc. para 10 csll
e.. i. di6 dincro
la
- roa.I ,:,.,o nm
nc = ',,' ;,,;5.I. ,,,a -
Nv L. L;-...;, T, 5or,.,
. - o,o,.or. g, dicbo de- one il eic.
.,,ci5r 10 Flores M oodia ser evjta-
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POUR la PATRIE

-
Una pequena a!oe2 medic o"S'FH'-
Ia por n metra.la. un POGO a In re
,aguardia De Nerdun. Ii voz for
midah!e de los c"aoaes Suena 4 cor
IL "'~'"acl" SIN "~'.'''"'S'"', H"'
n " P"S"' 'e''N'" e. I0!'''"i '''''''
"e"''' "e U"oS ''"','S "''"".oS' =
~" 'e2'"'''"'o 'o''"""' Z" u" '''''"
a.
A!S"""S PREREQUISITES ~ ",'''''' 'S
eA'eS- H~!@@""o, "S Qua, as @"'''-
res ~ne"'F"le. "t. """''. .''.'''"N i"
''s'''' '"@ --5''',S '''
IN " 'sS'sS"' Id 'S'"-' '''' '"''-
! '"'. NJ "'S'
CnduJo por /" run" re eS," "."e" eH
{, Momento en- que, con II music" q
=. cqbeza. G, regiriynto Sc prcnaIa.
5..f;-,,
''.
"'od'S,a SUiZo que 20 ?F'-e"''''
Ell general Sc c%oloca, senciila-
!aentc. 4 10 largo de Ia acera. Apo
ado On 81 basr6n. mira desfilar an
Il. {. ri regimiento cubierto de po'ro.
II m,ls;ca marc" cl pa~o al son de
"lIourir pour Il Patrje,.'' F. coro-
gel. comp!ctamantc pilido. vino =
r,locarsc = Ia degecha del general Y
lama por su nombre . los oficiales
cue paSan Saludaudo con Ia cspada.
Yo observe todas estas figuras
/ cue desfi!an ante nosotros. Los te-
,~ientes i6venes. erguidos. toman
/ r.arta c~onfiarza guiando G, paso dc
. 1os bombres: uno. dos,.. uno. dos,..
In a~Iineacj6n es magnifica y de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-02
OUIEREN TENER CN CENSO
EXACTO DE LOS MEXICANOS
QUE ESTAN EN- E. UNIDOS.
Nicnr d. Il, piJina ia

do en- gran actividad en- contra de los
fuerzas del gobierno carrancista en- cl
Estado de Sonora.
Gales dispuso que las trop"S de
samaniego persiguicran 4 los indios
q fin de evitar que estes consumer
gu, atentados en- las poblaciones que
no Sc hallan suficicntemente guarnc-
cidas.
Lclevicr hizo aver ~declaraciones {
IA prcnsa americana, en- el scntidc
de que cl gobierno no ha mo"il;za-
do mas tropas hacia ia frontera, y que
ias fucrZas de Samaniego ocuparaA
so!amcnte ell Norte del Vale de! VA
aui. dcdicandose 4 II campana contra
los indios 3roncos. Lelevicr hiZo ii
mencionada a~claraci6n an vista de
que las autoridades americanas ere
yeron que Gales habia ordenado que
las tropas que estaban en- el Sur de-!
Estado de Sonora Sc moviliZaran pa
IA ~reforZar las Columns que sc hal!aI
en- Ia frOntcra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-02
N0TtS CDRI0SiS.

BGlgica era antes de ia guerra el
pals mas poblado de Europa. Su
poblaci6n relativa era de 22O habi-
tantes por kil6metrO cuadrado.
FL peso medic del corazon huma-
no es de 400 gramos Y su tamano re-
gular es igual al vohumen del puno de
IA persona a cue ~pertcnece.
81 moviesemos las piernas con n
velocidad proporcionada a Ia de las
hormigas, SC calcula que podriamos
andar 1900 Kilometres por bora.
Cerca de Dorchester eXisten las
ruinas dc TN anfiteatro capaz de alo-
jar - mil personals c6modamente.
En- e. mundo entero hay unos ocho
mil yates. de los cuales Ia mitad per-
tenecen al RENO Undo.
Russia eS eI pals donde hay mas
ciegos: Sc cuentan dos por cada mi!
habitantes.
Segun Ia ley fisica de que el HE
rro Sc dilata con 81 calor, Sc calcula
que la torre EIffel eS Is centimetros
mas alta en- rerau que On invierno.
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IL BRTYERF.

La m0licia - du.ce. par0 SuS con-
s~Hrra1..a~ r"Ur.e>.
T0LTNTRE.
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EL, INCLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCICNES-

Esta Cbra, cuya mayor ven
taja estriba en- tener IL PR
nunciaci6n figurada Ell caste
llano, es una de las que ma
facilitar Ell aprendizaje de Idle
ma ingl5s. Tiene varlas tar7a
las de conversation para "a 2
da diaria, y algunos r"79"'
de carta5 u~sua!ss.
Hay dos Ediciones;
4 Ia rdstica....... Toe
Empastado en- tela. SIS
pidase directamente ::
IGNACiO E. LOZASo
607 Doicrosa st
ga. Antonio. lag
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
confer over OFFER TO
IMPROVE CONCORD Pike

James Wilson. county engineer. and
Benjamin A. Groves, Levy Court
Commissioner. held a conference yes
terday afternoon with Alfred l. du-
Pont regarding road Improvements.
Some weeks ago Mr.. DUPONT, through
Edward G. Bradford, Jr., requested
the conference. Il was stated then
that Mr. DUPONT was desirous OF pay
ing part OF the cost Of resurfacing
Concord turnpike as we'll as the Rock
land road from Blue Ball. The con-
ference lasted over an hour. during
which time the best materials TO be
used on the roads were discussed. A
proposition will be presented in writ
ing on next Tuesday TO the Levy Court
by Mr.. DUPONT. who is willing to pay
half the cost.
Suggestions have been made for a
21-foot road. and the concensus OF
opinion is that II is best TO spend
$4,000 and have a modern road. Such
a road would be Of concrete or con-
crete base with brick surfaces. An
experimental section may be built.
and after II is we'll tested by the
heavy trucks, such as team up the
binder Of the macadam roads. the
Levy Court could determine which is
the best to endure heavy travel. The
tar surface stands the light automo-
biles. but the heavy trucks grind the
binder OF macadam roads to pieces.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
SMALLPOX PATIENT
TAKEN TO fARNHURST

Special to TIE ENENlNG JOURNAL
MlnDLEIOWN. April a.. The teach
crs and friend, oi the Mt. Pleasant and
the Jamison Corner schools have organ
lied n parcut Teacher Association. Dr.
Wagner and Professor Cross were pres
cnt and made addresses. These officers
were elected. President. Mrs. Fred Rob
inson; vice president Mrs. h. H. Mar
kcr; secretary, Miss Maize Daniels.
The pupils Of the MiddlctoWn High
school will hold bake in the assembly
room tomorrow. the proceeds to hc Tor
the benefit of the graduating class and
the commencement
Charles Craig has resigned the mau-
agcmcnt of the milk shipping station at
Earlville. aud his place viii be hllcd by
Till Beaston.
4 cnlorcd man named Hicks. living in
tenement house on the farm of Edgar
Clark. is IN with smallpox. and be- aud
his family have been sent to the Emcr-
gcncy Hospital at famhurst.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
CREDITORS Want Topeka
CO. TO Finish PAVING

Judge Edward c. Bradford has set
April 25 as the time for hearing on
a petition in the case OF the Topeka
Paving Company. In the southern
district OF New York the company has
been adjudged bankrupt and
creditors Of the company desire it TO
fulfill its street paving contracts in
Wilmington in order that their claims
may be satisfied. Marvel. Marvel and
Wolcott represent the creditors, while
Henry r. Isaacs appears for Oscar
Lewis and Armon ID. Chaytor, Jr., re-
ceivers for the company.
The Topeka Paving Company re-
ceived the contract for paving streets
in this city, but did not complete all
the work before the advent OF winter.
Since that time the company has had
financial troubles.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
DR.. Il. S. Miller FINED
NOT HAVING license

Or. Herman s. Miller was fined SO
and costs in City Court today on a
charge Of operating a motor vehicle
without the proper tags. Philip L.
Garrett. counsel for Dr. Miller. said
the defendant had a registered auto
mobile. but purchased a new car and
had made application for the transfer
OF the license TO the new car. Before
the transfer was made he went on an
urgent call with the new car and
was arrested. Judge Churchman
said he would have to enforce the
law as not to do so would open the
door for all sorts Of pretexts by au-
tOmobile owners.
Wallace Hance was arraigned in
City Court today on a charge Of oper-
ating a motor vehicle without an
operators license and fined SO and
costs.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
AUTO owners SUE
TO COLLECT DAMAGES

Wilmer NJ. Higgins and Walter Rig
gins yesterday instituted suit in tres
pass in the Chester county courts
against William H. Collins. of this
city. and a capias has been issued and
Collins taken into custody by Sheriff
Hepburn, this latter action being
taken because Collins is out Of the
State and could not be brought into
the jurisdiction Of the county courts il
he did not choose to appear.
II is alleged by the plaintiffs that
they own an automobile. and that they
stopped their machine at Market aud
Graham streets. Chester. While the
car was standing there il was run into
by one in charge Of Collins. who. they
say, operated his car In a negligent
and reckless manner. and their car
was badly damaged. They ask 5000
damages in payment Hiram Hatha-
way, Jr., is attorney for the plaintiffs
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
HOMES IN ONE CONTRACT.

Building Inspector Anderson an
nounced today that plans we're being
prepared for eleven dwellings 10 be
erected at Nineteenth and Tatnall
strets for the Home Improvement
Company at a cost OF $33. 900. George
A. Bdder and Company are the con-
tractors. The permit for the oper-
ations has not yet been issued
Among the permits issued today by
MIR. Anderson were: To Alexander
Sobocienski. for a privae garage at
No 321 East Second street. 10 cost
$50; TO n. S. Sutton. for repairs to
dwelling at No 1926 Rising Sun
Lane. to cost $3.50, and to Miss A.
Given, for repairs to No. 202 East
Sixth street, to cost s65.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14

valid should be boiled in a doubls
boiler an day When IL becomes
jelly. take a little Of the i.llied cereal,
thin with water. milk or cream re-
heat. season. strain and it is ready to
serve
diet of oranges VII reduce fat
Spices should be kept in alright
cans.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
TO EXTEND WHARF,.

Work has been started by the Peo-
pies Steamboat Company on extending
its wharf at Pennsgrove one hundred
feet further into the Delaware river.
The line will start its service between
this city and Pennsgrove on May1.
Plans are also under way for the
erecting of a freight house on the site
Of the local wharf Of the company. on
the south side Of the Christiana river,
opposite Shipley street wharf.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Whole wheat pudding is made Of two
cupfuls OF whole wheat -four, a half
teaspoonful of soda. half tea iroon-
ful OF salt. half cupful Of molasses.
one cupful of milk and one eupful Of
raisins Steam two or three hours
and serve with a sauce.
Cereal properly prepared for tho in
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
FUNERAL benefits
FOR MRS. MUSTGRAVE
Wins Her Suit Against Red
Men in Sussex County
Court
COURT EN- BANG HEARS
EJECTMENT CASE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, April 14.-In Su-
perior Court in the case OF Oklahoma
Tribe. No 20, l.. o. r. NJ. of Lewes,
defendant below VS.. Mrs. Eueenia
Musgrave, widow of George Musgrave,
formerly OF Clayton and Lewes, plain
tiff below, a jury gave a verdict
in favor OF Mrs. Musgrave for
S51.42. Mrs. Musgrave was suing for
funeral benefits. which were given to
her daughter in Camden, y. j.. it be-
ing alleged that at the time OF the
husbands death he and his wife were
not living together II was proven,
however. that there was no separa-
ion.
Annie B. Sockum. OF Milton. was
granted a divorce nisi from her hus-
land. Henry Sockum, on the ground
If desertion.
While a divorce decree nisi was grant
ID i'm the case OF Isaac II. Morgan. OF
Blades. VS.. Lille V. Morgan, the court
lid not sign the decree as a petition
FOR alimony was filed. A rule was
asked for TO show cause why IL should
not be paid. II will he heard the FIRST
day OF the June term.
At Wednesdays session the eject.
ment case Of William b. Johnson vs.
C. Fred Rust, OF Georgetown. a we'll
known merchant. was tried in the
court in banc. which consists OF tho
five law judges. The decision will b'
rendered at the June term. This is
The case in which the NJ. p. Church. o
this town. under the alleged will o
the late Thomas Walls, is supposed tC
become owner of the property occu
pied by Rust The decision is beinl
awaited with much interest by th'
members OF this denomination.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
POLK'S FRIENDS DENY
that He WILL RESIGN
BY The United Press.

BY The Initcd Ircss.
WASHINGTON. April 14.-Friends
OF Counsellor Polk. OF the State De-
partment secuted the idea that he Is
10 resign. as suggested i'm press re-
ports today. Polk Is now on vacation
at Hot Springs. He has been desirous
OF taking a rest for some time. and his
associates said his absence during the
Mexican crisis did not mean he is i'm
disagreement with Secretary Lansing
or other administration heads.
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
Get S42.5OO FOR
22-FOOT FRONT BUILDING

The property at No. S32 Market
street. formerly occupied and owned
by Saltzgiver and Pupp. was sold at
receivers sale yesterday to Kleitz
Brothers for S42,50O The property
has frontage Of % feet. and the
price paid was nearly $4,000 front
foot
The bidding was spirited. The auc-
tioneer was W. n. Lank
Evening journal., 1916-04-14
old GANG" DEMOCRATS
WIN IN APPOQUINIMINK
special to rnE EVENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
TOWNSEND. April 10. At meeting
of Appoquinimink hundred Democrats
held Wednesday night these delegates
were selected Go the State Convention
to be- held at Dover next Tuesday: W.
"A. REYNOLDS. NJ. y. Donavan. George
O'Neal State Senator Edward Hart and
Georpe ". Daniels. There was a fight
between the Mcdowell followers aud
what is known a. the "old gang with
the latter winning out.