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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-09-26

torn as though some doubter was in
vestigating to see whether or no they
were written on the leather parch-
ment, for legal documents OF that
early day. Ali are written with
quill pen, and the oil in the leather
has from time to time during the
making of the instrument rebelled
against the ink.
One of the old deeds has been
scorched and crumples along one side,
but the historical fact behind that is
lost. The will in 1915 is signed by
as. McDougal, clerk of common pleas
court" and the one in 1881 bears the
endorsement Of Franklin Fullerton,
clerk of common pleas court" The
latter was the father of Charles Full
Ierton, who once conducted a drug
store where the Newark Trust Com
pany's building now stands, and who
died in the east some years ago. The
earlier will attested by IS. McDougaP
was unquestionably written and ac-
knowledged by the maternal grand
father of George l.. Warner of this
city.
This western world was new and
unspoiled when the earlier deed and
will in which Charles Barnes was in.
terested was written. Nearly all of
the county was covered with timber,
the national road was not completed,
the Ohio canal unthought of, Napol-
con Bonaparte had just been awaken
ed from his lifelong dream of en-
pire and was on his way to st. Helena
in exile, and prisoner to Great
Britain. Newark was Just emerP
from the obscurity of a remote Indian
trading post; GAINESVILLE had just be-
gun to be known for it's salt wells;
fiat boats, carried by the current, was
the only navigation on the Ohio river
steam as a motive power was being
experimental with on the Hudson riv-
er; the second American Revolution"
was just past; Indians were yet ira
versing the Shawnee trail, in sight of
these very lands to now forgotten
and lost lead mine; the woods re-
sponded at night to the scream of the
panther and in the day to the wood.
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DEATHS
X + 4 + i. + j. i. + j. X !.
Zephaniah B. Welsh

James A. Schaeffer received word
Monday of the death in Charlestown,
w. Va, of zephaniah B. Welsh, a for
mer resident of this city, who sue
cumbed to paralysis. The stroke oc-
CURED Thursday and Mr.. Welsh pass
ed away Saturday. He was 76 years
of age and at one time owned a farm
west of this city. Death occurred at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. De-
witt c. Strider. Another daughter.
Mrs. Belle Scarborough of Chattanooga.
Tenn, also survives. In addition,
there are three sisters, Mrs. Fred
Wolfe, west of this city, Mrs. Maximil-
ian Paazig of Pleasant township and
Mrs. William P. Sampson of Mononga-
hela, Pa. The remains arrive here
Tuesday morning over the 1852 B. &
o. train and will be taken to Mound
View cemetery where grave services
will be conducted by members of Joe
Hooker Post No. 21, G. A. r., and Rev.
w. A. Clemmer. The pail bearers will
be members of the G. A. r.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-09-26
WINS LIMERICK PRIZE

Arthur j. Matthews of this city won
first prize in a limerick contest con.
Quoted by the Newark Advocate. His
verse" follows:
Some Whiskers f
A young man cut off his mustache
With one wicked and desperate slache.
His girl standing near
Gave a wild shrek of fear,
AS 1t fell at her feet with a crache.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-09-26
SHORT LOCALS

EN-. Wolverton OF this city made a
Business trip to Columbus Monday
Butter, 32 cents; eggs, 80 cents.
Prices furnished by H. v. Smoots.
Miss Alice Mccarthy Of Coshocton
avenue spent Monday in Columbus.
L. G. Penn left Monday on bust
ness trip to Pittsburgh, Pa.
For any sore use Hanford's Balsam.
DIR. G. C. Crider was in Utica Sat
Nraay on professional business.
W. T, Craig left Saturday for Kinks.
~SAle. w. Va.
James w. Tighe OF South Gay
street spent Monday in Newark
AIRS. s. d. Dalrymple of Columbus
apent Sunday in this city on business.
Made since 1S46-Hanfords Balsam
q. l.. Donaldson of this city spent
Monday in Columbus.
Guy Forbing OF Brinkhaven was a
sasiness visitor in the city Saturday.
William Huevler departed Sunday
efr Clarksburg, w. Va
Mr. and Mrs. A. 70. Auskings went
10 Newark Sunday to spend the day.
Miss MaIinda McLain of GAINESVILLE
spont Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
~. Miller of this city.
II advertises itself-Hanford's Bal
saam.
James A. Kelley and family OF
'ssOuth Gay street went to Bucyrus
tSunday to spend the day with friends.
C. N. Lorey returned to his home
IN this city Monday, after few days
olzit with friends at RusselPs Point.
u. w. Lee and family OF North Gay
street went to Findlay Saturday to
<Uend a few days with relatives.
Master Mechanic Il. NJ. Cooney oI
GAINESVILLE spent the weekend in the
srzty on business.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ralston of How
snrd were visitors In the city on Satur
day.
Mrs. Herbert Smith OF East Ham
aTamck street spent Monday in Gam
nler.
Ask anybody about -Hanfordl
a1alsam.
Mr. and Mrs, John B. Lloyd motore,
90 GAINESVILLE Sunday and spent tn,
aav.
MIS- Emile Galloway OF South Mul
berry street spent Monday In Gam
'sbier.
Earl Kerr of Buckeye City arrive,
IN the city Sunday to spend the da
rWith friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Harter of Cynthi
AnA. KY, arrived In this city Monda
20 spend the week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Forbing o
Arinlhaven spent Sunday in Mt. Ven
Won.
Miss Anna Purcell Of Cleveland /
me guest OF her sister, Mrs. Agnes ]
sTighe, North Main street
Hon. William M. Koons OF this cit
went to Mt. Gilead Monday on bus
AeEs
William Wonderly OF Columbus wa
a business visitor in Mt. Vernon MOI
day.
"''The Pike and Ebenezer MissioI
airy society viii hold a regular NEE
tng Sept. 26 at the home OF Mrs. O
7siile McDermott.
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NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

mans axe, and the scores of early.
time mills along the streams of the
Licking valley, now forgotten, were
not yet built, while central Ohio was
almost entirely without roads.
The Charles Barnes Of this story
was the grandfather of Prof. o. ].
Barnes of the Newark high schools of
this city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-09-26

Forest Wagner of Westerviile was
business visitor In Mt. Vernon Mon
day.
Former Governor James M. Cox
will speak at the Loudonville free
fair on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Jeffries of this
city went to Columbus Monday to
spend the day.
You get the best values in spices,
coffees and teas at Poppleton Grocery
Co, ,23 East Gambler street. Phone n.
Mrs. r. b. McCreary of West Vine
street went to Portsmouth Monday to
spend week with friends.
Mrs. l.. M. Gray of this city went to
Columbus Monday to spend u few
days with friends.
Attend the Mt. Liberty lecture
course. Swanee River Quartet, Sept,
27, M. f. church. 2G
Mrs. Jennie Dorsey and son, Charles
e. Dorsey returned Sunday evening
from a visit of several days in Dayton.
Miss Gladys Merrin left Saturday
for Morgantown, w. Va, where she
is teacher in the public schools.
Mrs. L. Evans of this city went to
Centerburg Monday to spend few
days with friends,
Councilman Clyde l., Brentlinger
and daughter, Helen, OF this city went
to Columbus Monday to spend the day
John s. Kline departed Monday FOL
his home In Milwaukee, Wis, after Q
visit with relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert j. Baker Of
West High street went to Gambler
Monday to spend the day.
Miss Merle Pierce OF this city spen
Sunday in Columbus with her faith
er, u patient at Protestant hospital.
DIR. C. G. Crider left today for Var
Vert on business. He will return
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dora Dowds of Akron spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
Dowds.
Mrs. w. S. Gilmore of this cit!
went to DanWlle Monday to spend
few days with friends.
Make your appointment today fo
your Christmas portraits at the Lloy,
studio. I
Charles X. Ransom OF this city wen
to Coshocton Monday to make an eX
tended visit with friends In that city
Mrs. j. G. Hunt has returned iron
visit Of three weeks with her daugh
ter In Cleveland.
Judson Vincent Of East High stree
went to Bellefontaine Monday OF
business.
James Lamson and Clifford Brentlin
ger of this city spent Sunday in New
ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Owens an,
daughter, Eleanor, and Philip Eisel
OF this city spent Sunday in Newark
II. c. Babbs returned to his HON
In Columbus Monday after a visit G
a week with friends in this city.
Miss Lucretia Hawkins OF Mt. Iii
erty arrived here Monday to spen
several days with Mrs. Bud Melick.
Mrs. Edgar Kraft OF Lorain arrive
here Monday for a visit with variou
5 relatives.
+ Russell j. Ash OF Clinton townshi
was business visitor in Newark Mo
/. day.
: Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Jewell returne
= Monday to Utica after a visit wit
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Coad.
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q

YoRkm.WILLIAM u. SAGE and ALFRED
4: CoNkiING. as Trustees under the Last
ARFkEN. sometimes called Helen Arfken.
%, ali person. who by purchase or inheri.
lance or otherwise have or claim TO have
an interest in the premises descr bed In the
Helene Arfken. sometimes called Helen
Arfken. II she be deceased, and All persons
SnS S ;s. or ., % "sm;n :ny claim Of r ana Of al. "a
living would have an interest in IN. prem
rived through the said Helene Arfhen.
sometimes called Helen Arfsen. or her
rs.en, at ts.'F w hsi,s' ssa. " Il e az. .ssa' ,s n.P,
pisin nh THE HENRY +. DoscHER. a. s,,s!:
LEVINE, Defendants. summons.
ARE HEREBY. SUMMONED to answer tho
copy of your answer on tn. pt~intins At
,orney within twenty days after the service
service. and in cas-. Of your failure TO APP
asslns, you by detaul, for the relief de-
srd, 1915. HERBERT $. scHooNMAKER'
Plaintiffs Attorney, once and !: q Al
dress ISIS broadway. Manhattan, y, Y. CITY;
Helen Arfken. IL living. and all d%evi,ees
and heirs at law Of all persons who by pur-
chase or inheritance or otherwise have or
claim to have an Interest In the premises
described In the complaint herein derived
through the said Helene Arfken. some
times called Helen Arfken. II she be de-
ceased, and all persons who are or MAKE
any claim whatever as executors or admin
i~strators o., any, OF said 2erson. who may
an Interest In the premises described In the
complaint herein derived through the san
Helene Arfken, sometimes called Helen
Arfken. or her heirs or their heirs. erantees
or legal representatives.. which persona. II
ary there be, and their names. are un-
known 10 the plaintins; .
Tho foregoing - serveo upon
YOU by publication pursuant to an order or
Mr.. Justice fransi: X psnais,on, 81 JHs Nee
York dated the And day Of November.
isIs, and Med with the eompisint IN tns
York a, the County Courthouse e,orouSh
Of Manhattan. City and state OF New YORK
Dated, November Attn, lsl6.--
HERBERT g, sCH0oNMAKER- Attorney
for Plaintiffs, onee ana =. Adaress
ibs broadway. Manhattan. New Yors
City.
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Di sfsTcP Of sf HAi RNsrLIssssFRSMaifNTD . WIFI
coal. MiN!Na c0NPASY va EAsTEhN
VIE Aas ! coEokT Hk stSH S SSSEHNX,
TRUSTEE. vs. EAsTEkN STEAMSHIP
c9HP9kHT5SN; y ES 5SpHp Nj IiAaiisMs.
DEBTS AND DEMANDS AGAINST
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT. EAsTEHN
ssEEheAAMivsEhhtss A fqHfSEA5i IN fH Gt AposE
NAMED.. -CoNsOLlDATED AND CON-
Pursuant to a dseree OF ,ne Un'te rs Ms,ns
entered In said court on September ~.
1915. Calvin Austin. principal Receiver OF
ton. hereby gives notice that the holders
Of all unpaid claims. debts and demands
against the above named Eastern steam;
in the above consolidated or constituent
causes. except ta) claims. debts and De.
mands in respect Of the First and Refund.
steamship Corporation, or the mor,Gsss or
deed Of trust. dated January 10. 1917, %.
curing said bonds; and %, claims, debt:
cause or the constituent causes. are re-
9uired to. present the same on or before
s saaa"f pyr,n \, { r. GO ssra sa' ri. H once on
India wharf. In the city OF Boston. Massa-
ehusetts. And BY the terms OF said dscres
il is provided that any such claim. debt OF
demand not SO presented oSher than ,,..
III any denclency judgment OF Juug-
ments which may be obtained by Old
Colony Trust Company. as trustee
under said mortgage or deed OF trust
OF the defendant Eastern steamship
Corporation dated January. 10. 1914.
In respect OF the First and Refund
ing Mortgage Gold Bonds OF the de-
fendant Eastern steamship Corpora
ton secured thereby or BY the hold.
sts OF said First and Refundins
| t2) any such claim. debt. or demand
which may arise subsequent to ths
expiration OF the time hsed BY said
receivers as above provided for tho
presentation of such claime. debt,
and demands;
shall not, unless the court shall hereinafter
| otherwise order, be enforceable against thu
] against the receivers, or against the prop
I erty sold under the decree OF September 26
1915. or under . decree Of foreclosure ant
sale entered In said court on September 2s
1916. or against any part or portion Of sale
property. or against any. purchaser NJ tn
same, or any part thereof. or his successor'
And IL 10 further provided In said deere,
that. except as aforesaid. any such claim
debt or demand not so presented shall no
be entitled to share In the distribution o
september as, 1915. above referred TO. o
under the decree of foreclosure and sal,
entered the came date.
In case any suits shall BE- pending u
other tribunals against the receivers on an
Of such claims, tho presentation OF suc'
All proofs of claims, debts or demand
srs.sntsd |: .fSIs:sia ;n., .o, H::cr'S: ~: =
held as security for the payment thereof.
CALVIN AUSTIN, Receiver.
.o. Eastern sissmship corporasisa.
50 Congress ST..
Boston, Ma0s.
solicitors for Receivers.
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SUPREME COURT. SUFFOLK COUNTS

SUPREME COURT. SUFFOLK COUNT,
Margaret e. Iaverty. p!aintin' again.
John Stewart; ~ 'i % : s ss s s' d:ad. Ka Kate
Stewart his widow, II any. and John Stew
art, Jr., and Eva. hi. wife, y any. 'ams'
stewart; and rem sna ne Ev srss hi, :"y Vile Hit
ANY, Mary stewart. and Edward stewart.
Frances stewart. George Coe, Harriet Coe:
irving poe ISs',n s,a pg Names ear Kate N"s' E sna
Jobn' Jr, Irene. Evelyn. Edward. Frances.
George Coe. Harriet Coo. Irving Doe. Ju-
Alexander and James being fictitious and
being Intended to designate the we. "
any. OF tho said John stewart. and II ne
,bS.,r' his and his chiidren's heirs-at-lAw.
devisees. and their legal representative
and their wives widow. or husosnas. y
LEGAL Representatives Of any who may be
dead. the real names OF said defendants
netitiously named being unknown. defend
To the above named defendants;
You are hereby summoned TO answer tins
complaint In thi. action; ana 10 ssrvs q
Wee 81 his summons, exclusive Of the day
o. service and i, in ; Ta;s Of yo viii, fs :. s.s. 20
a%sains, you by default for the relief de-
mnnded In the complaint.
George B. class. Piaintin's attorney
POST Once Addres. n Once. No. ltt
Fifth Avenue, Manhattan Borough. New
York City, n. Y.
To the above named defendants:
Tho foregoing 10 served upor
YOU by publication. pursuant to an order Of
Hon. Charles II. Kelby. a Justice Of tn
supreme Court OF Kings County. New York
dated the 18th day Of september. 1915. ant
filed with the complaint In the once Of tn,
clerk Of SUFFOLK County. at Riverhsad. l.
l., on the goth day Of October. 1916. Thu
ing described property: All that iant
situate in the township Of Islip. sufoli
Dr. A. Thompson and Med in the Count!
| clerks once OF said County. as numbe
ave and six. being part OF each lot ant
| Of samuel aoodar. on the west by tn
hiRhway called wicks' road. on the nortl
hy land OF Edmund A. Bunce and seiai
east by land now or late OF DR., Peck. con
"GEoRGE Il CLASS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner Krooniand. sailing
t c,o.,nyr dT r'y,rGMTo'' 70, VIZ Eo a m.l,,
bulgaria.. Serbia. Turkey, the Netherlands.
wss, A. Asia aPa tn. Eai, Indie. Also for
dressed.
The italian liner R.rns dIt,is, sailing
at $40 NJ, for Gibraltar, Mail for Italy,
Switzerland and Greece must be specially ad'
The Cunarler pannonia. sailing Friday
80 p. NJ. for Great Britain. Ireland and
South Africa also speciaIiy addressed cor
many, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bull
saria, Serbia, Turkey, the Netherlands, Nor.
way. Sweden and Denmark.
Tho Cunarder Iaronia. sailing Saturday
for Liverpool, viii take mai. closing NJ 1880
T. NJ, for Great Britain, Ireland. Belgium,
Russia and South Africa, also specially
tries except Germany. Austria. Hungary,
Ssiteriani;. NORWAY, Sweden ana Den,
The American liner Philadelphia. calling
saturday for Liverpool will take mall,
closing at $50 4. ~: for Europe Except
bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey. Nsth.riands' MOI.
way, sweden and Denmark. Africa. West
Asia and IN" East Indies: Spain and Portu-
gal must be specially ddressed for despatch
The French liner Rochambesu. sailins
Saturday for Bordeaux. will take mail
closing at noon, for France, switzerland
Italy, Egypt. Greece. British India. British
East Africa, slam, Malta. Gibraltar. Cey-
Ion. straits Settlements, Dutch East indies,
West Australia and Persia.
The italian liner Duca d'Aosta, sailins
Saturday for 1enoa,. will, take mail, ~closiny
at $3.50 A. NJ, for Gibraltar. Italy, switzer-
Tbs white star liner Cretic. sailing sat.
urday for Naples, viii take specially ad-
Islands. oibrsitar. Italy. switssrland nad
Greece.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WARRINGTON. Nov. N-Thsss army
orders were issued to-day:
Lieut.. Col. Jere n. Clayton. NJ. C.. de-
tailed as member Of army retiring board to
Lieut.: -coi. Merritt W. Ireland. NJ. c.. re-
Capt. Philip. r. Peyton. infantry. De;
tached. on expiration of present leave Will
join Twenty-fourth Infantry.
Capt. W. i. J.. Hartigan, infantry. at.
,sched TO Fourteenth Infantry. relieved
from duty at Fort William II. Seward.
Alaska. to that portion Of Fourteenth In
fsntry now In Southern Department for
duty.
The following named officers Of Quarter
master Corps relieved in PHILIPPINE Depart
ment and TO the United States via January
trsn,pots from Manila; Major Frank a;
William II Winters.
First Lieut., c. C. Benson. Thirteenth
. .1't s. l. "a,i ps .lisiS'. FOR ' ds,sc ts%' service
for more than three years to West Point.
y. y: and report 20 superintendent Mill
Capt. q. w. Wieczorek, Coast Artillery,
detailed to MI vacancy In Signal Corps.
Capt. Richard II. somers. Ordnance De
pointed for purpose of making a study of
all features OF guns. carriages. ammunition.
hre control instruments. range tables and
Ing their probable effect upon accuracy OF
hrs with seacoast cannon. vice Major Will
lam l.. westervelt. Ordnance Department.
Ntt
First Lieut.. 7. W. Brewer, n. r. c., re-
lieved from duty in southern Department
20 home and relieved from active duty.
Srecia, orders November - relating TO
First Lieut.. Daniel NJ. Hoyt. NJ. X. C.,
revoked.
Advancement 20 grade Of major on re-
tired list OF .Capts. Robert l.. Hamilton ana
william Roberts, announced.
Advancement to grade OF captain on re-
tired list OF First L!euts. G. $. Fowler and
DAVID u. johnson, announced.
Advancement to grade OF fret lieutenant
on retired list OF Second Lieut.. G. ID.
Tovsley, retired, announced.
First Lieut.. wiiliam a. Squires. dental
corps. relieved from station at Fort Leaven-
worth. Kansas. and will report to Southern
Department for duty at Fort sam Houston.
Capt. James W. EverlnGton, infantry.
detached. relieved from station at Redheid.
s. d, to Fort Crook, Sehra ska.
Fret Lieut.. w. r. Mclaughlin. NJ. r.
c. relieved from Southern Department and
from active duty.
Leave. of absence srsnted; Capt. O,
NJ. Linthicum. NJ. c. Maryland National
Guard. extended 10 days; First Lieut.. Isaac
W. Brewer, VI. u. G. one month; First
Lieut.. Hubert r. Harmon. Coast Ar
tillery. ten days: First Lieut.. Mar.
tin +. Scanlon. infantry. detached
one month. Lieut.. scsnlon will sal for
his new station on January . instead ~
December +, as heretofore ordered. First
Lieut.. Octave De Care. signal Corps. seven
days: First Lieut.. william +. Mclaughlin.
NJ. II. C, 26 dAys.
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each, a photoGraph of q few Of which
was printed in the Autumn NUMBER Vi
the American Angler.
The object OF this record 10 20 show tna.
man catch more fsh than he could use
himself: always being satisnsd with thas
amount, although there were times when
we could have %slauGhtersd the nsh.
Our motto To-: Save some for the nsA'
fellow C. 7. IT,.
Secretary. Tiffany Fishing c'ue'
lew York. Nov. ~.
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MAILS.

Japan. Corea and China. via Seattle. per
steamship lxion. close AT $3.50 +. NJ. TO-
morton,
Guam ana the Philippine Islands. via
San Francisco, per United states transport,
close NJ 1880 y. VI tomorrow.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, Per steam
ship Lur,ine. close at 1880 L. n. to-mor-
row.
Tahiti, Marauesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia except West). via
san Francisco. per steamship Natal, close
at II 40 +. NJ, on Friday.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN tina, Jos.ph

NOTICE Is GIVEN that Joseph
A.. Richards and stan. Incorporated. q do
mes.ic corporation having Its principal busi-
ness nm &c In the CITY. County and state OF
New York, will apply to the Supreme Court
OF the state OF Sew York. at n Special
Term thereof, to be held In and for said
County. at the county Court House In this
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
on the <th day of December. 1915. in the
forenoon OF that day, or as soon thereafter
as counsel can he heard, for an order au-
,horizlng the said corporation TO change Its
corporate name to Joseph Richards Com
pany, incorporated.
Dated. New York. November 18th. 1918.
JAMES W. CARPENTER. Attorney for
Joseph A. Richards and Stan. Inc.
once ard Post once Address. Grand
Central Terminal Building. New York
city.
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Mills q Glib Transfer Ordered.

The last legal obstacle to the reorSani-
2ation OF tho white goods importing and
lobbing house of Mills & Glib was removed
Yesterday. when Judge Julius NJ. MAYER Of
the United States District Court signed en-
order allowing II. W, Jones, chairman Of
the reorganization committee, to transfer
the assets which he purchased at the re-
cent sals 10 tho NJ. and q. rroperties Com
pany. Inc, which viii continue the busi-
ness, The new corporation II also author
lied, as assignee OF all claims held by the
receivers. to prosecute all actions nscss-
sary to collect such claims
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Metropolitan Elects n. l.. Cor.

Robert Lynn Cox. since 1908 general
counsel and manager OF the Association OF
lifc insurance Presidents, was elected yes
'erday third vicc-president OF the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company. MIR. Cox
was a member of the Legislature from
1903 TO 1905 and served on the Armstrong
committee which investigated life insur-
sncs with Charles u Hughes as counsel
make farm. band ssd mortgage loans.
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MunitiOn Plant for Tennny.

TENAFLy. n. J., NOV. 2s-Ths Tenany
Textile NILS, incorporated to-day. has as
incorporators of record II, NJ, Burch and
Anna J. Burch of ScN"n'y-frst street and
Central Park West. New York; Charles
Frey Of philadelphia and J. a, Hubbard
Of Brooklyn. Tho company plans among
other things TO manufa cture and sell pow
ders. cartridges. explosives and ammu-
milton,
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rh... navy order, v.r. issued,

Lieut.. II. l.. Irvine. detached oregon 90
West Virginia heuts, Junior grads) l.. H.
Gray. I, G. Sowell and c. withers and En-
signs w, e, Burgy. q. T. Howe. W. J. Nun
nally. II, A. Deming. G. T.. Lewis. d. +.
Washburn, detached Montana TO Fulton.
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PROPOSALS. FOR SHIFTING FLANNEL
-onics OF Depot ouartermsster. New York,
N, Y.-seaied proposals will be received
T. i,is, Tor furnishing 500, 900 yards Olive
Dreb shifting FLANNEL. Further tntorna.
tien upon application.
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YOUNG MAN. 81 Yeas Old. Wishes posi-.
ton o. Cashier and c'ndit man Win GOOD
sooa references. r. W. NJ, box isS Sun
once.