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SOME ACTIVITY IN
SPECIALITY STOCKS
hAiIroad Managers Decline 20 heeede TO
the Demands of the En-
ployes.
harris. Winthrop a. Go. 20 Fidelity In
~ Nestmcnt Association

harris. Winthrop a Co. 10 Fidelity In
49,. Nestment Association
NV YORK. June l5.-Not much 20
=" said OF today's market. The special
Ilts were more or less active. hut the
GUS, while strong. were dun The in
lease IN l.. y. dividend rate an
n'Nhced after closing time shows the
money.
It developed in the controversy be
o'clock. that tho roads had declined 20
a'Cedo TO the demands of the men II
VIII now probably b. referred to gov
eminent officials for adjustment
We doubt N a. has any but temporary
.nect on the general lists in tho rails
IN tact. the result OF the conference WAS
.lkely known 20 some during the day.
nd was the cAu-. tor the slight rpac-
ton near closing time.
Louisville a %ash,il,. a.ci.r.s
~cmi-annual dividend Of 3i& per cent.
rcstoring stock 10 a e per cent basis
Dividend was reduced in Dccembor from
acnt. Dividend - payable August 10 To
stock OF record July 20.
ON basis Of returns FOR hyc months
ended May ~ II Is estimated American
Tobacco Company will show NOT f.r
YEAR or close TO IS per cent when
Nmcrican Tobacco Company showed only
1915. there was considerable talk OF "A
cut In 20 per cent dividend rate on
''ililnn ShAres. improved earning Un-
~ition has made a continuance 81 pres
ont rate practically certain. COMPANY
r. carrying a surplus well above S25.-
100000
stock Exchange rulings-E,fsrriuz tp
ruling OF committee on sccuritie- OF
stock Exchange dated May iu the
matter OF dividend OF S12 30 $50 pcr
csnD IN preferred stock. payable on
.lnc 10. on common stock OF American
zinc. Lead & Smelling Company. tho
Committee on securities further rules
that American Zinc. Lead 4 Smelling
company common stock DO quoted eN-
dividend on juno IS. 1916. Due bills
must be redeemed on said date.
The next dividend on Inspiration Cop
per will probably be 81 % and IS cents
least on an IS per onnum basis
Midwest oil Company has resumed
payment or dividends on preferred
stock at rate Of per cent quarterly.
dividend payable July 80. according to
private dispatches from Denver
cosdeu OIL and Gas Company has pur-
chased producing properties Of the HIM
~ and Gas Company. consisting Of
over 5000 acres in South Cushing and
other fields in Oklahoma with daily pro-
auction OF nearly 10000 barrels. &C
cording 20 Aulsa CORES pendent % the
OIL city Derrick Purchase price was
f1c 100000 This acquisition will. 30 is
"Stimated. give Cosd.u interests a COM
hincd production OF 200 600 barrels crud.
1il daily. The same interests have also
lcquircd "A tract Of $1,000 acres OF oil
lands in Mexico.
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I Open. ! Hish- ! Low CLOSE

Cash quotationS.-Nheat. No. I'd.
roy =. No. , red. 100, 40 hard. 1899,
. 1903 ~. No. hard. % y dflUlia. Corn.
NO yellow. - sgi.; No. 3 yellow
nominal: No. white. y. oats. NJ.
white. 30 q "a fUi-. standard. iOia N4l -.
PORK ---l 90 "a q. 80. lard. IL 70. ribc.
~ 100 10 %.
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Young People win Celebrate.

The young Ueori, who were al th.
Mtrrinsr Thompson scrcnade on tho eve
ming OF games and general good time
Saturday evening. TIL. blowout" will
be held In VIM. Remke's orchard. and
The cash received al th, sercnade will
provide refreshments
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The Sherrtrd Agricultural club gave
p social az the consolidated school
building on Tuesday evening. 4 large
crowd attended and an enjoyed "a fnc
time. The evening was spent at games
and rofr, Shments were served. 8 good
sum was cleared by the club.
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srW rU... TIr. Tfe r..rI r.
CHANG. quote. H.I .f.IH. .." 10
rr.If.f. tta.. Iar' Nf I.u.H deliver.
.....
al I..... bod 900. rr.far. COS
"Wa dir.f oHl la.t nieh' "a DIE.
grace. ua H. u.uH|
.II.H va. f"..
"T. .Uf t. ..r rrf ~ mo dinner
with .Nr.D forks and fVn .noUna afu
uH. .I Boston TRANSCRIPT.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations ~ v. Z. -rauniich a c.
Hay, G.ain Farming ImplemantA
lol2 hArkot Street
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING IS Va June g. 10
Range cot g,fitH stocks on the New
\ orr stock Exchange. Cprr.cttg daily
~ A. l.. Master q 90. brokers.
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Gl-Transfer books close june 20. FOR
CO cash dividend. payable JuIE D.
t2l-Transfcr books close June ~ for
per cent cash dividend payable July 4.
CT ranafer books close June %. FOR
.r- cash dividend payable July
FJ-Tranfer books close June 20 FOR
"a per cent cash dividend payable
July I.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. June u.s. 10
IN. active pittsburgh stocks corrected
dolly by A. T. Masi'n q Co. bankers
AMI brokers. National Bank or West
ALIELnLI EuILlLn.-
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CHICAGO. June l5-Whsat-Early
news was b,arish and prices FOR the
nearby month entered new ground short
ly after the opening Liverpool quoted
sput from ! 10 lower and the further
decline IN ocean frcIghts WAS attributed
10 lack Of export call Beari~h s.utl-
mcnt seemed somewhat modified. how
ever. du" perhaps more to the sold04t
appearance OF tine market than 10 any
change in the situation il was said
thai the decline had stimulated some in
curry Tor old hard wheat and that some
Of t1v export houses were bidding an
the southwest accordingly. This helped
noon. Persistent strength in corn also
was factor in wheat Northwest mar
kcts We're relatively stronger than those
IN the southwest where the movement
h. about 10 begin. Minneapolis rcporte I'd
a very good demand Tor cash wheat
Showcry weather is predicted ia the
winter wheat territory. a local authority
estimates June exports and the July LIST.
carry over AT 2ll,o0O.O0V bushel COM
position last year. The. stocks are a
constant load upon the market and while
rallies viii bu experienced from time TO
lmr u-c Co "N"rSel!iuE, until there Is a
more active demand for the old wheat.
We look for prices 20 work irrcgIlarly
COBN-Fcaturc IN Corn today has
been exceptional strength IN the July
delivery. other months have not kept
pace. Very light present and pTospec-
tive receipts have been the main influ-
cncc. There has been a good and t1ir
domestic demand. and sales cons iderablc
tn each market. Wet weather has made
farmers So backward that there Is little
prospect Of much corn being sold from
first hands for some weeks. Weather
now favorable for rapid growth Of corn.
but many fields wet. weeds growing
fast and fields needing immediate at
ttufiOu.
DAT--Dats trade has been compare
lively light and embarrassing but prices
have finally improved somewhat with
other grains. SHIPPING trade limit but
De-.
adv uC'wsut Of crop and DO has had no
bJgkect 81 any sort In the important
states.
HARRIS WINTHROP & 60.
TOLEDO. June I5-Whcat cash
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. w.. Va. June IS TO-
Markrf reported by A. r.. Masfcn \
Co. memt.rH New York stock Exchanges.
open. uah. Low. close
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$751; Net Income

Today the cost ofliving has
reached the high-water
mark Money has greater earn
ing power it costs more; that IS
II commands a hig her rate Of in
tefest. and the investor ofiarge or
small means should see 20 II that
his funds are 50 invested as 70 Sc
cure maximum returns, safety
considered. High income is de-
sirabie but not a. risk Of principal.
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Curb Mining stocls.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. June 10. lG.
Reported by A. =. Masten q Co. l.. T.
Brand, manager. members New YORK
btOCh Exchange.
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HARRIS WINTHROP & 60.

TOLEDO. Jun. 1g-Whraf t11h
.usts. July S1.0gia september Sill
clover seed. prime cash SS.s5. October
$50. alsike prime cash and August
$3.50.
Timothy. prime cash $3.50.
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. W. Va. June Is. 'IS.
Daily Quotation List OF the Wheeling
stock Exchange:
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The CorcOran-VictorC Co.
u Cumulative Preferred Stock

Is non-tsxable IN state Of Ohio.
The average yearly earnings
fhe past four years wers equal
TO s times the preferred divi-
dend requirement.. Sinking fund
requirements provide that 2OS
OF the net earnings be used for
redemption Of preferred shares a,
Sii5.O0 and accrued dividend,
stock 10 Be purchased in open
market; based on average earn
ings about 500 shares viii be re-
tired yearly. Company furnishes
lamps 20 about 50 automobile
manufacturers and over coo lob
bers, besides supplying the de-
mand of the motorcycle industry.
Present price 20 net 6.75 q
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The Common stock offers a srien-
did spec alation. Aitef providing for
preferred dividend. the earnings
show about II for the common
stock. and no dividends paid as yet
on this issue. Prospects xery good
STOCK offered at slioo per share-
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Louisville Nashville declared a
-'mi-annual dividend Of Az per cent.
.'9toring stock 10 Z per cent basis.
d. On tdcnd was reduced in Dccembor from
a'c per cent scmi-annually to %. per
.cnt. Dividend - payable August 10 TO
stock Of record July 20.
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Totals $3.50. 1907 St2e..5r--S f0s1
Inc. 1.sg9.01e.g3 ............
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Total sharoe $40. 300.
Bouis f4.33T.OpJ
The sun., 1916-08-16
DANCING FOLLOWS
TENNIS AT NEWPORT
Attractions Every Night for
Gives Reception.

NEWPORT. Aug. 1s.-In addition to ten
mis- week. this could be called dance
week here. with a dance on every night.
Monday night there was a dance at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jen-
nings: tonight a dance followed a large
dinner given BY Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Belmont at Belcourt: tomorrow nigh,
a dance will be given by Mr.. and Mrs
Pembroke Jones at Sherwood Thursday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan will
have a dance at Bonnie Crest: Friday
night Il ball at Narragansett Pier will
be attended by many from here. and
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney will give a dance at theiI
Bellevue avenue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont enter.
tained eighty dinner guests tonight
They we're seated at two long tables
each OF which had its individual decora'
ton Of flowers.
Mrs. John r. nrexel and Mrs. y;lbridgt
T. Gerry both gave dinners tonight
Admiral Mayo. commander in chief Of
the Atlantic feet. and hfs stan and tn,
officers Of the fiagship Wyoming gave
a reception on the ship tonight. Twelve
hundred invitations were issued.
Included In the thronG at the Casino
on the second dav OF the invitation ten
/ mis- tournament were Ambassador ant
Nine. Bakhmetch Of Russia. Ambassador
and Nine. Riano OF Spain. with theil
stats. and the representatives OF othel
Diplomatic embassies.
The first Of three polo matches to bs
played here this week ended to-day in
The sun., 1916-08-16
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Vernon Bouvier.
T, who are passing the GUNNER at East
Hampton. l.. L.. announced yesterday
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Edith Ewing Bowler. to Phelan beaIe
Of this city. Miss Bowler. who was
introduced two years NC In a descend
ant on her fathers sid OF John Grlf-
ffth, who was First Lieutenant OF the
Seventh Regiment. Maryland line. dur
Ing the Revolution. Mr.. Beale ID =
son Of the late Jesse ID. Beale. ON
his mothers side ne is a grandson OF
Judge John u. Phelan Of the Supreme
cour, OF Alabama. He was graduated
from the University OF the South and
later from Columbia Law School. No
date has been Get for h wedding.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Delano
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Cornelia b. Hanson. to
Ensign Glenn II, Easton. L. s. N.
Mr., and Mrs. John Condor Of Marl-
horo. y Y. have announced the en-
rasemcnt Of their daughter. Miss Lillian
Isabella Condor. to Norbert A.. .Rafter
~ ll9 Washington street. Flushing. Mr..
%l'af'er Is n member Of the Tenth In
tdntry. y. q. y. Y.
The sun., 1916-08-16
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Whi,ewr'ght Watson
have gone from Glen Cove to visit Mr..
and Mrs. stuart Duncan at Bonnie
Crest. Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Loriliard are N
Northeast Harbor. Ne. for August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin lot have ar
rived az Bar Harbor and are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Dave Hennen Morris.
Mr.. and MryJSherwood Aldrlch have
gone +" Saratoga to remain until the
end Of thes month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Hull. Jr..
are visiting Gen. and Mrs. j. Fred Pier
son at Roselawp. Newport.
Le Marquis de Polignac. who had
been making visits In Newport and
Boston. started yesterday from New
York for san Francisco to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. william II. Croker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.. Brokaw. who
had been passing some time at South.
ampton. are at III Plaza for a brief
visit.
Mrs. Charles s. Mellen has returned
from her country place. Council Grove
Stockbridge. Mass. n Is at the Van
derbilt.
The sun., 1916-08-16
COWBOYS WILL TRY
TO EARN CAR FARES
Agree to Repeat Stunts Until
Sunday to Raise $4,000
Due Them.

Several hundred Of tho COW boys and
girls who appeared last week at the
~Sheepshead Bay Speedway in THE
Stampede" have arranged to repeat their
Wild West numbers every afternoon and
evening until Saturday in the hope OF
raising enough money to pay their TX
penses back home.
When the show closed last Saturday
the management owed the performers
sax 00. which they had earned in prizes
Failure to pay his money caused the
Westerners considerable embarrassment
Although the performers were given
three meals . day. some Of them saw nc
chance Of getting home until a meeting
was held yesterday afternoon.
Al this gathering Harry s. Hardness
president OF the S~heepshead Bay Cor.
poration. was present. After the meet
ing It was announced that half OF the
$4,000 would be paid over to h West.
erners. This $4,000. in the shape OF q
certified cheek. was ready in the city
divided up among the company to-day
This windfall helped them out to some
extent. bu, still more must be raised
this week.
The ~Sheepshead Bay Corporation has
, turned its property over to tine riders
for the rest of the week. and 900 OF
! them. along with the Indians who APP
peared in the show last week, will re.
| peat their stunts. All the ncrey taker
In at the gate will be apportioned anon
the rtders. II they raise another $4,000
| there will be enough to take the entire
! troupe back to their homes. Many ar
! rived here with only a dollar or two In
their pockets.
The second edition OF the Stampede
| will consist Of bucking horse acts, bull
doggine. relay races. trick riding. laria'
throwing and ropinG steers.
The sun., 1916-08-16
Held to Grand Jurys

Before Magistrate rockingham In the
Jefferson Market Court Rains was rep
resented by counsel and asked for an
immediate examination. DR.. Payne and
Feibcr appeared against him. on re-
quest OF Assistant District Attorney
Samuel Ecker he was held to await the
action Of the Grand Jury Under $1,000
bail.
More than a year ago the Press. now
amalgamated with THE Sun. received
complaints from Wall Street men that
they had been approached by a man
representing himself as n Press reporter
requesting a donation for the boys
The request was cloaked with the offer
OF a news or publicity service. but al
ways ended with asking for a contribu-
ton. Some of the men gave Rains
checks. I'm some instances for more than
a hundred dollars.
Rains's activities at this time con-
tinued while he was employed by the Co
operative Press in the Mail and Express
Building. lie was caught In the act of
making a similar request from the man
ager of n bank and was brought up TO
the office of the Ercning Mail. which
paper he adopted for the occasion. He
was discharged by II. T.. O'Brien of the
Cooperative Press on the demand of the
Press and the Erenin0 Mail.
When he appeared in Feiber's Office ne
stu had In his possession what purported
to he letters owned by the Cooperative
Press Association. O'Brien yesterday
verified the fact that ne had discharged
Rains. Rains on the stand said he had
not been discharged.
One year ago the Press and the World
turned over TO the ONCE OF the Dist riot
Attorney n mass Of material which they
collected tracing Rains's operations. This
is still in the hands Of the District At
torney.
The sun., 1916-08-16
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

WATKINS. y. Y. Aug lt;MMo'Sr srri;
1.'' s as .ss S''n P spn.ssi !ns.1' tp.i:unsy,
Hi:. Hitchcock. William ana John Hitch;
Mr.. and md Mr. Dd D. n. %eacnsm. Cincinnati
,G:dn!.s.: Mr. and Mrs I. Eu.n wsn4sl':
Sir. and Mira. F. ~, Hunter. Pi,,.9urs
!P.ek.rdl; Juds. and Mr., Frank z; Hart
Hu"1lo o ,risrGsI n.,o NM ana Mr. mr. and nd
johnson. sc. y %'I Is,sn; Mr. .t ID Mr..
oneonts Nj. and Mr.. ", }: Wiley. Utica
twtrsonI; Dr.. and Mr.. rim, d ob Ho~ "G,d Mr;
.win.on, "a. and Mr.: {; y: unasrwoos'
Buffalo sWin,onl; pr; ana Mrs Dewitt D.
c' WxrE Ssis;msYre Conn. AUG. is.-Mc,or
Iarrivsis at the Hotel Elton over the Ideal
tour INCLUDE Mrs, rraRn LS %r M MIRA
1Piere.,: Mis-. ii. Fits. Mrs. NJ, Cornwall.
S Ssm / S1' Ma. Ps.,is&sx: New York PACK;
ardJ; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bushnell. Miss Ed
Vince Bushnell, Carolyn Bushnell. Buffalo
Mr.. snI Mrs. Leslie savage, New York
,sYs.y,;,. Mis- e J fyl ;ser "; sc0i Mr. rs s.d s mr..
| W Murray. New Haven tChslmersl.
MANcHEsrER. VI. Aus i6.1Arrivals
c SS z. 4 M.il.n. AUDREY Miller. Ray
mond Miller. y. s. Campbell, stockbr!dGe
lstesrnsj: Mrs. H.. h, Taylor, C.. &. Sim
r. Blaine. Miss Margaret Blaine, Graham
Blaine, Taunton tstearns); Mr., and Mrs.
T. g Bond: Ms. Bond Noun, Vernon
der. Dr.. and Mrs: orrin Fries; Philadelphia
LoGssmGs!,s3; pS,;.s & \ F n%,.Ss Mrs. Mr'
avA Nrs ThNrnaa a. Head Ne% YORK
Mis-: !. Page; Mrs Thomas: WiTiI,; Mls.
n w sns Mr. +, 1 4. X. M ns'':s:iP P' g. !sS, ;
New York tChandier); l.. X. Anderson.
MI. xsn:; car; M and Mr. GS.I J; X, C Nsw
maker. Phii.d.lphia; Mis-: Amy F. au
pont: wilmingtSn; PEI, + NJ Mayheid'
cooPERsTowN. y. =. Aug. ls--,Auto-
mobile arrival. at the o;te,saGa to-day In;
STiqs'qh MI i. and Sea MT: Ms e G J.; e1:v' New Mr. y s"s
! Iwinton): Mr.. and Mrs W. Pyne. Toronto
lPIercs Ar,owli Mrs, Thsodors v1orhss.
aHsstsndardD1: Miss G +. baxter. Miss NJ. K,
pitmas. Brooklyn tPackard): Mr., and Mrs.
Henry p Bed. Es'! orsns s,
Manor, n. Y. aBuick,; Mr.. and Mr., 1avid
2; %ss:nni h:,t Mr. P : ssssnt'l mr. M' and !" Mr y
.Xnar.w' B.. White. Mis-; White: ithSS.
tCadilac)i Mr.. and Mrs R: wickWi's MT
"; msn W. IT T. 4 sn s''' H.: c'r H:,Ssr n, A. y s aaa,:
Rochestsr istutsl; Mr. and Mrs. John N;
Fries. Philadelphia tWinton); Mr.. and
Mrs.. II. III. Adams. Greenwich. Conn. (cad'
Mac); Mr.. and Mrs. Church Osborn Ne"
York tP.chsrd,:, A.. ,s-A,,omo,,,
touri,ts srrivinC at the Hotsl Berwick. In
ciuds Charles 3. Mellsn. Amory Me,isn
Raymond M.iicn. " :. csmpGsni Ney
Lang. Miss A.. Kane. Hoboken cadillac
Mr.. and Mrs. Heney !. GlazLer. New Yorl
Iriat1; Mr.. and Mrs. r. 1. Bingham. New
YbrE tPacksrd); L. p. Paige, Miss Ruth
w":t.rvslt. PARK ridge !Pslsel: M snf
Mrs. D. 9. Relation. plttsburs. tWhitel: J
pp%i.inasiSaa' t~FSr.stnnS; Mr.. and Mrs.. VIII!
Jam =. Waterway. ~: and M,. N, =
fsnkias, Miss HArsucstts wnssreury' ~
e. H''s's' No" '''s ~ -''
The sun., 1916-08-16
Service. in which he asserted hs Va

Service, In which he asserted no Va
editor and manager.
Feiber had just received a warning
over the telephone that a conversation
overheard on the porch Of the Brighton
Beach Hotel had limited he was to be
swindled. He was suspicious and con-
tinued to talk to Rains. Rains then o
from his pocket a bound book OF letters
p%urporting to come from various news
papers testifying to the good service OF
the Cooperative Press Association. dated
1908.
FeIber asked permission to copy the
letters and Their told Rains to come back
yesterday to confer with him and his
partner. After Rains had gone Feiber
called up II SUN.
The three newspapers IN h mean
while had obtained a warrant and detec-
tives were waiting for Rains when he
arrived at $50 Nassau street. where he
has an office. He was arrested imme-
diately.
The sun., 1916-08-16
Dr. JOhn 4. McCorkle.

Or. John A. McCorkle. noted heart ant
lung specialist. died yesterday at his
home at l49 Clinton street. Brooklyn. a
the age OF 60. after an illness of NOR,
than a year. DIR. McCorkle was one OF
the foremost fighters against tuberculosi,
in the country. giving frequent lectures
m the great damage II does yearly. II.
was president Of the Long Island College
and at one time had charge OF the oolieS,
hospital. His contributions TO medica
publications were numerous. He In sur
vived by a brother and a sister. who liv,
in Warren. Ohio. His body will be takei
to that town after the funeral on Frlda,
afternoon at the Church OF the Pilgrims
The sun., 1916-08-16
A AND PLAYERS.

II II. Frazee. in conjunction with Daniel
v Arthur. viii present Marie Cahill In =
comedy by otto Hauerbach this season
Rehearssis will on September Is
and the cast will be Announces later.
Ad-iaiis aud Hughes will prescn: a
dancing feature At the Palace Theatre next
week. Grace La Rue will remain q second
week at tho same playhouse.
His Bridal Night" a farce by Lawrence
Rising. viii be presented at the Republic
Theatre tonight. The play features the
Dolly sisters
The date Of the nrst performance OF n.
". Grifith's feature MIN Intolerance
has been changed from August % to Sep
TENDER 6 at the Liberty Theatre.
The Empire Theatre will reopen Monday
evening. August IS. with q return engage
ment of 'tSybil." with Julia Sanderson.
Donald brian and Joseph Cawthorn.
Otis skinner returned to the city yester-
day to begin rehearsals forehis new COM
edy. Mister Antonio" by Booth Tank.
ington.
The sun., 1916-08-16

1920 and the struggles Of the Pilgrim
Fathers are recorded in Good News
From New England" by Edward Wins
,ow. which is also a part Of the collec-
ton.
There are many first ed tions. The
volume Of Bariot on the discovery OF
Virginia. mentioned as being valued mt
$4,000. bears the coat. OF arms OF King
Charles and King james l. and King
James vi.
The books, Mr.. Smith says, are nov
being packed and will arrive here within
Il week or ten days.
The sun., 1916-08-16
OF YACHTS.

NEW LONDON. Conn, 1.-THE
,%,iNNlarv schooner yachts Intrepid. Lloyd
Ih""hlN. adm the Alcyone. Henry w, Put
~, " have arrived here.
Tn" steam yacht VAGadh, Morton =.
rant and the Derv.s.., s1hn ". Bird. and
voc p''-r Yacht Scotian. H.. II. Raymond.
nay" lNft here.
r." steam yachts Lorraine. John W
,nnhiAtd, and the Alicia. Alfred !. du POnt.
ne auxiliary schooner yachts Vagrant
thd the Iris. Vernon C.. Brown: ths
schooner yachts Katoura. Robert +. Tod
,he queen Nab, Uendon Chubb: the Elena,
Hubbard, and the power yicht w%hiriwind,
JnI'hs Fleischmann. are In this harbor.
The sun., 1916-08-16
ChaPles Guldeu,

Charles Gulden. " manufacturer and
importer In business at ~ Elizabeth
street for nifty years. died last evening
a. his home. 3IS West 1920 street. He
was born in New York in 1s43. He was
n member OF the WASHINGTON Grays,
which later became the Eighth Regi-
ment. He was a director Of the Ger
mania Bank. n trustee OF the Citizens
Savings Bank and a membe OF the
Chamber of Commerce. the Merchants
Association M the Real Estate Board
OF New York. He 10 survived by a wife
and Ave children.