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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-19
Must Include New Levy.
,cta. 20 The Warld

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Aug. IS.
The one mill levy for common schools
provided for in the county budgets
must be included in the eight-mill
limit imposed by the Legislature ac-
cording to an opinion Of the attorney
general rendered to II. T. Church'
county attorney OF Latimer county
sent him today. The statute provides
that levy may be made for the sew
eral different items of expense in the
county, and in addition the one mn
for the common schools, but specifies
that the total amount shall not eX'
ceed eight mills.
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To Remodel Alton Plant.

SpeciaI 20 The WUrIu,
ALTON, Okla, Aug. 1S.-Several
officials of the Pioneer Telephone
company were in Alton this week and
stated that the Pioneer Telephone
company would Immediately proceed
to remodel the Alton telephone plant
and system. The Pioneer Telephone
company just bought the Alton sys-
TEN last June from the United Tele-
phone company and since that time
has had some trouble getting the
new order Of things adjusted. with
the rebuilding of the Alton plant Al
ton will have the best telephone SER
vice that she has ever had.
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Effecting Chamber of Commerce.

Special 10 Ihe Noflu
ALTON, Okla, Aug. 1S.-About two
months ago dozen representative
business men got together and formed
the neculous of a chamber of COM
merce and DR.. w. c. Scott was elected
temporary president and w. +.
Smalley secretary treasurer. Several
small meetings have been held and
last night meeting was held and 10
more names were added to the MEM
bership and a real chamber OF COM
merce will now commence 10 work
for the good of the community. Alton
has needed commercial organization
| badly for the past few years and IL
! is hoped that this need will nips %
filled in this new organization
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Charters Issued.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Aug. lS.
Secretary of State j: l.. Lyon today
issued the following charters:
Bank Oil * Gas Co, BLACKWELL;
capital $4,000; incOrporators. O. NJ.
Swain, G. Robert Bellatti, Blackwell;
w. r. Rucker. Nardin.
McNulty Oil & Gas Co, Tulsa; cap
ital $4,000; incorporators, NJ. j. M =
Nulty. jr., T. J. Quinn, p. j. Joyce
Tulsa.
Roseton oil & Gas Co, Rosston;
capital $4,000; incorporators. A. l..
Roberts. B E. Blanchard, Garland
White, Rosston
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published in the Tulsa Daily World Angus
10 20 %. "a and 25th, 1916. World
Publishing Co. Publishers)
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS

To the holders Of all outstanding warrants
(City of Tulsa, Oklahoma) issued prior~ ~to
June 3Oth, 1914. You are hereby notihed
that funds are now available for payment OF
said warrants. and the same must be pre-
sentcd to the City Treasurer for payment
within 90 days from date of first publication
After said period the demand OF said war
rants will be cancelled, and the holders there
Of who fail to present such warrants WITHIN
the 90 days will have to make claim for
allowance and present the same to the Board
of Commissioners in the same manner as
other claims are made against the City OF
Tulsa.
Interest ceases after this notice.
j. M. ADklSON,
CITY TrpaSurCr
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BmmTalOWs FOE Sale

Six rooms in the Maple Ridge district
south fro-t with garage and servants room'
first-class location. $1,000.
Six rooms south side good location, new
oak floor. ivory finish, neatly decorated ana
well built Price $1,000,
Six rooms close m, south side good loea,
tion sO.foot froutare; house Is the same as
new. Price $4,000.
Five room cottage east front on South
Bouldcr m good location, and worth th'
money. Price $3.50.
Six-roon bungalow in good location on the
south side well built and artistic In every
respect Price $1,000.
Five room bungalow. new, choice decorat
ing. anar,l finish oak floors, every thni
complete. Price $500, with $500 cash.
SIX room bungalow, new, attractive decoIal
ing hardwood floors good location ana
ba-sain. Price 81 $50 with 81 900 each.
This is only small list of the bungalow
we have for sale II you are Interested Il
buviu- something in this class We feel con
findeft we can show you property mat WI
auDeal to YOU. We have large torre @
men builGine at all times, as well as a rs
OF property that is left with us Tor safe D
Individual owners. 1t will pay you TO see
before buying.
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Labor Bill 10 Wilson.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. = THs
child labor bill was finally passed
without debate or record vote in the
house Senate amendments were ac-
cepted without changes. 1t now goes
to the president.
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For SalessR@siGemce
PFOper0y

Scven.room residence, rustic stone iounda'
tion oak finish. two-story. beautiful decorat-
,rr furace heat garage for two cars, oorner
Io' in a high. class location. Price $4,000, ana
Firht rooms. oak floors enamel finish
neatly decorated basement, furnace neat
new. possession at once. Located IN ON on VI
tba lost resident districts. Price 81, 1000.
Eight rooms. enamel finish, hardw"od
floors full size basement, furnace heat, goou
location Price $500. -.
Nine.room residence on South Denver OAK
floors. enamel finish, the most expensive
decorations. basement furnace heat garage
and servants room Price 81 900.
Seyen-room residence on South cheyenne
Price $3.50 and worth the money. -
Eight room residence, corner lot, sOuln
sidr ynod location. high class home IN every
respect Price 81 800. ..f.,
Fght.room residence, south side, beaqtiuI
location, new, possession at once frc'
II Won are booking for high class residence
propertv. we have il for sale.
RIAlIR RROnlHlERS
525 Unity Building.
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FOR SALE

We have for few days a strictly
modern seven-room beautifully FUR
nished east front bungalow at real
bargain. House alone cost better than
$4,000 and furniture $500. only tlNe
blocks from the Mayo corner. The lot
is worth SEQ a front foot. You can
buy this property and furniture lor
S625O
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Bmsamess Property
FOP Sale
525 Unity Building

A two-story brick, well located on
South Main, paying 3 per cent on the
price asked. A fine investment FOR
someone who is only getting per
cent for their money. Address owner,
2SS6, care World.
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FINANCIAL

A Safe UmVeS0-
IlMGmQ
I have S5O.OOO Of stock in a finan-
cial institution under state super
vision, now paying and guaranteeihS
nice dividend If you have money
to invest see me at once.
W@PImWll lHlo day
Room 319 Mayo. Phone SlS3.
HOTELS - RCONlNG HOUSES
FOR SAI.E-Good I6.room room,ng house;
cheap II taken at once; part cash or would
consider good car rs part payment fh'he
ROOMING house for sale, II rooms, first
class location, brick buildiug rent 500 per
month Address box 393 Pawhuska, Okla.
FOR Rents Sleeping rooms by day aud week
at the Cheyenne hotel
SHAMROCK hotel, nicd cool rooms, 81
to S. per week. Phone 5alO.
>>~~~~~~~~>~~~>S>~>> ~>>>~~~~>~~-~~~>|~~>~~~~~>
DRESSMAkERS
| MODISTE-For Juvenile and baby layettes,
| specially. Phone $3.50.
| WANTEp-Plain sewing or work by the day.
Phone 5tS9
DRESSMAKING - Mrs. Patterson, 32o
South Boulder. Phone 54iI
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
JACOBS Furniture Co. is not IN the high
rent district. Call and save money on your
| purchase Everything for the home on easy
payments II you desire 222 East FIRST street
Phone 100.
WE buy, sell exchange and repair cash
registers, talking machines, bicycles
motorcycles, guns and scales; Ia fact we buy
or repair anything. Jacobs Novelty Co, 22t
East First street Phone 726.
FOR SALE-Onc seven horsepower twin
| Indian motorcycle. One five-horse ant
one six'horse gas or gasoline engine IN goot
condition Price low for quick sale. Nichols
Wire company.
FOR SALE-No. 10 Remington typewriter
good condition; looks like new; cost $lo5
Only S75, Address 2ss7, care World.
FOR SALE-Two slightly used 3 IA wagons
Extra high grade, at bargain Cal
$ Palace Livery Barn.
l FOR RENTING upstairs housekeepin
rooms at 70l North Main; references r'
e quired Phone 1871.
S SECOND hand, good as new, three bottoi
tractor pillow cheap. Room Alexande
Bldg Phone l407.
FOR SALE-Dayton time lock. Cheap. {
v Harlow Third and Boston,
FOR SALE Harness and buggy. rhon
' 54s4R.
- FOR SALE-Cheap, new Corona typewrite,
4. W. Hesrn. Phone 1901:
FOR Typewriter and stand cheaI
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LEGAL NOTICE

OFFICE DEPARTMENT QUARrERMAS.
TER, Fort Sam Houston Texas. Sealed pro
posais will b, received here until IL 100 a, m,
August 81 1916, for furnishing gasoline,
forage and bedding required at southern De
partment stations and camps, during the per
iod beginning Oct. /, 1916, and ending De
cember 81, 1916.
Information furnished upon application
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lBlair BrO0hers

525 Unity Building.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD 81 per week SOL South Detroit
Phone 374J
FOR RENTING cool southeast room with
board. Phone 5763.
BOARD and neatly furnished room for gen
tleman at 31S East Seventh. Phone 3O22-J.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

Tuesday, August IS, from Berry
Hill farm pasture chestnut sOrrel horse,
weight 800. Finder notify A. X. Weogley,
West Tulsa.
STRAYED-One Jersey COW, one heifer and
one black calf, last seen near waterworks
Phone 525l and get reward.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

IT'S CHEAPER to move than to pay rent
We do the moving. Page 1ronsfer Sor
age Phone 1888.
FOR RENT-Five-roOm house and furniture
ouiet neighbOrhood. Phone 43l9R
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FARMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-For truck farming purposes,
bottom lands at West Tulsa For descrip-
ton of lands address box 1883, care World.
The sun., 1916-12-10
GIANTS TOPLAY1 IS
GAMES IN SPRING
Series Of Nine With Detroit
Team Features Training
Schedule.

A nine game series with the Detroit
Tigers Ia tho feature of the training
schedule which the Giant will play
next soring as they march northward
from their Marlin training camp to New
York. The schedule was announced 10y
John r. Foster, secretary. last night
The teams will work their n ur
through the middle West. and viii end
their series in Kansas city. The train
ing schedule calls for eighteen games
They follow:
March 2. 4. . and 10. Dallas. Tex.
March ~ and IS. Houston, Tex. March
~ n %. San Antonio. Tex. March 81
April .. Detroit in Wichita Falls. Tex.
April 2. Detroit In Oklahoma city. Okla.
Aprii ). Detroit In Wichita. Kan. April
6. Detroit in Manhattan. Kan. {; April
and s. Detroit In Kansas City. Mo.
April 2, indianapolis In Indianapolis,
Tex. with the exception of the games
scheduled for Dallas on March 3 IND 4
all OF these contests will be played by
the regular team.
The Giant rockies will congre-
gate in Marlin late in February. and
actual training will begin IN March /
The regulars will report about March s
"Pi' Way. the former star Yale foot
pail player and spitball pitcher. yester'
day signed a new contract with the
Giants for the 1917 season. Way was
signed last season after the End OF the
college baseball season, and after spend
Ing a few weeks on the Polo Grounds
"Pi'' was sent to Rochester. where hi
did fine work.
The sun., 1916-12-10
Miss Bjurstcdt Placed First,
While Mrs. Raymond Gets
Second Place.
MANY STAR PLAYERS ARE
NOT INCLUDED IN LIST

As announced yesterday the official
ranking list II women tenn players for
1916 includes thirty names. Al tho head
~ the list stands Miss Mo,la Bjurs'edt,
nee OF Norway. but now Of New York,
winner Of national championships on
turf, clay and indoor courts and prob
ably the greatest player who has >c,
arisen among the fair experts Of this
country.
Second position was accorded Mrs.
Edward Raymond. who as Miss Hazel
Iiotchkiss held the national champion
ship IN 1909 and the following two years.
Mrs. Raymond is said to have played
better tennis last sea on than she did
when she won the title. Miss Evelyn
Sears Of Boston, who was not ranked
last year. IL found In third position. with
Miss Anita Myers of San Francisco,
Miss sara Livingstone OF Seattle, Miss
Maric Wagner of New York. Mrs. H..
mer : Green OF New York. Miss Martha
Guthrie Of pittsburg. Miss I;leonora
Sears of Boston, and Mrs. Eargcr Wal
ZACH. national champion in 1905, COM
pleting tho list of the first ten.
Mrs. George Wightman. who WAS
ranked second last car MIS-. Marshall
Mclean. who was rated third. and Miss
Florence Sutton. fourth on the 1915 list,
were, owing to insufficient data, not
The sun., 1916-12-10
GEORGETOWN ADDS TO RECORD.
Beats Tulane 81 10 o and Has 47I
POlats for season..

New ORLEANS. La. Dec. 9.-Georse-
town University. the scoring machine Of
the football season. piled up 81 more
points to BE- added to It's record In de-
feating Tulane University in its final
game Of the year here to-day. This
rave Georgetown 473 points In ten
against 80 scored by Its oppo-
nents. an average OF more than ~ points
each game. or almost seven ~touchdowns
and seven goals from touchdown each
contest.
Tulane fought hard, but was unequal
TO the task of stopping Gilroy and his
teammates. Tulane never once threat
eneL to score Against the strong Catholic
eleven from Washington.
Maloney's IS yard dash for q touch
down after taking Smiths punt In the
second period was the most spectacular
play OF the game. Besides scoring two
Of Ge~orgetown's ~touchdowns Gilroy
kicked seven goals out OF nine attempts,
irving him 20 %touchdowns and IS goals
from touchdown for the season. Indi-
vidualiy he scored 1867 points this season.
The sun., 1916-12-10

much against the playing Of q : FL
bridge Of the Heights casino, E!dridGe
winning lbs. 1t. Eldridgc Is al
lot,ed "A hand in and hNe aces. which
II u handicap mat should make HIM n
strong contender 70" the trophy, as
he is a much improved player of late.
lie hardly needed the help given him by
the committee to win against Cornell.
". u. Wander Peel OF the Squash
club. one Of the veterans Of the sport,
had y spirited contest with r. A. Glib
ney of Bridgeport before winning by
ls-l3. ID. Wander Peel conceded
Gibney four aces, and this made a
very even contest Of IT,,
The Summnrirs.
First Round, national squash Tennis
Handicap Tournament Ear FINK
'scratchI, Englewood. defeated +. NJ Sci
1t; r :. Keoler Ominus fourb. Columbia,
defeated =. i. Parker scratch. Montclair.
i,-l7, liIs, LIE? Anderson ban"
meth q. stern 'plus handl, Yale, by de-
fault u, l." strebeigh 'plus four, Coluln-
bis, defeated A. Jenkins 'plus hand, plus
iNrI. MontClair, lN--l6, l5-ll.
Fillmore : Hyde ,minu, four, Harvard.
defeated Robert Abbott ,scrntchb, Yale,
,uI sry,1 a. a Fl, Al, narF s,.rrI minus M f.nr,,
Cscratchi, Yale, la-5, LIE; + Whitman
tscratchl. Harvard. won from J. +. still
man tsCratchb. Yale, by default; q NJ.
Rushmore scratch, Harvard, defeated
Max p'hr EtuS hand, plus nys'' yale'
Heights Casino, defeated John Dois
lscratchl. Crescent a. G. 15-l2, 1916,
II. Foster ,plus FOUR, Harvard. defeated
Stuyv.ssnt Wainwright ,plus four, Yale,
l5--j. lj-9. W. H., Wander Peel ,minus
FOUR. Squash club, defeated II. A, Gibncy
scratch, Bridsepor, University club,
q, x, Richard .,scratch,. Harvard, de.
Isl, is-o: j, W. Appel, Jr. (minus
eight. Harvard. defeated NJ e, Holland
iplus hand. Yale, Ia, l5-3, Armin W.
Riley ,minus eighb, Princeton, won from
Joshua o Low lminus eishp. squash Club,
by default.
John TAYLOR ,minus four. Princeton, de.
i5-s, iS-s; j n Cornell tp,us hand.
Yale. defeated q. u, Zabriskie iplus hand
plus nineI. Harvard. ls-iS. Ids, i7--i+;
II, q. coburn tscratch). Greenwich Field
hand Yale, IL. LIE; r. Harvey
Bowers tplus hand, plus hve,, Yale, by de
nI%p',,, Td.fesVG Haroiil r.pSey escra,ph,'
Princeton. Ia, l5-le
% $. Elaridge ,'plns hand. Plus nycl,
Heights Casino, defeated NJ l.. Cornell
u Rigs 'minns FOUR. Heights Casino, de.
featei q, II. catlin ,scrstch). BridEepor,
University Club. it--iI. is-ii. ISL: u
W. Warner tplu. hand. plus ninel, Column
bla. won from q. u. 0rahsm lplus FOUR
Montclalr.. by default, A. N. Wolf tpiui
FOUR. Columbia. won. from n. 0osps
tminus four). hsishts Casino. BY default.
The sun., 1916-12-10
CeORCE
NJ.
CHURCH
0HW&ie1vN~
MNf0~se%.
Tennis Experts
Begin Handicap Tourney
Fillmore S. Hyde Makes Fine Showing in First Ma
tional Competition-J. W. Appel, Jr, Progresses
by Sterling Play-Few Defaults.

Few upscts marked the frst round
play in the annual handicap tournament
Of the National Squash Tennis AssoCis-
ton. held on the Harvard Cub courts
yesterday. Fewer still were the defaults,
only four Of the seventy-three orig NAL
entrants failing to appear as scheduled
The only ranking player who decided
he could not keep his appointment was
Joshua o, Low, champion OF the Squash
club. who defaulted his match to Armin
w. Riley. leader OF the Princeton club
squash Experts.
Fillmore s, Hyde. u Junior member Of
local squash circles and latest sensation
on the sixth 400" OF the Harvard club,
was successful in his first tournament
match, defeating Robert Abbott Of the
Yale Club. Id, i5--9. Hyde rom
coded his more experienced opponent
four aces on each game. but displayed
such aggressiveness and accuracy that
Abbott was disposed of handily. ,
Appel IL Triumphant.
]. W. Appel, Jr,. Of the Harvard Club
one of the leading players of the coun
try and winner OF the fall tournament,
In another former Crimson star who
was victorious yesterday and who
threatens to add more iaurels to his
string. Playing from a handicap OF
minus eight aces agains, NJ. &. Holland
of the Yale Club. whose allotment Is
one hand in, Appel won ~decis!vely by
lis. 15-3. Many followers of squash
tennis are looking forward to a possible
meeting OF Appel n Hyde, since the two
players depend on smashing strokes for
victory. II they do meet there is bound
TO be action every minute. whichever
is successful.
M. l.. Cornell. one a the experts OF
the Columbia Club n a minus eigh,
aces contestant, found his handicap toe
The sun., 1916-12-10
GIRLS PLAY FIELD HOCKEY.
Rosemary Hall Eleven Defeats
tatrn Island Team.

The field hockey team from Rosemary
Hall. "A girls school nj Greenwich, Conn.
took the field against the Staten Island
Ladies' team on the grounds of the
Staten Island Cricket II Tennis Club
at Livingston yesterday afternoon and
the Rosemary Hall girls won. 4 to =.
After the match the youthful visitors
were dined by the members Of the
ladies' coterie at their private dubious,
on the grounds, A return match at
Greenwich will be arranged later on,
The personnel OF the two teams follows;
Rosemary Hail-The Misses V. Graves.
ID. Burr. T.. Smith, W, Johnston, /. Ed
wards. ". Ferguson. g. Emery, NJ Camp
bell, II. Hyde. II schultz and II. johnson.
staten Island Ladies' Ciuh-The Misses
Elizabeth irving, Marion Manley, Abigail
Boody, Edith Manley, Ruth Townsend,
Frances Tyson. Jtnnnette Eastmead. Alice
GIN and Olga NJ. Jones, Mrs, Hunt and
Mrs. oliver Johnson.
The sun., 1916-12-10

IN ranking the doubles teams the COM
nt'tee gave first place to the champions,
Johnston and Griffin. Mclaughlin and
Ward Dawson. the unsuccessful chal-
.'ng''s, are rated second. while Church
and Davis are third. Church also shares
fourth position. with Mathey az a part
h"r. Wallace +, Johnson OF Philadel-
pNia and Armstrong are rated NTH. and
a Veteran pair. Fred Alexander and
Hehr are found in sixth position
Msthey and Harold A. Throckmorton
W. r. Hayes and r. II. Burdick Of Chit
cago, Alrick H. Nah. Jr.. and c. N.
Bull, Jr, and Davis and his fellow stu
dent from stanford. II. Van Dyke Johns.
are last among the leading ten. onrad
u Doyle and e. p. Brock, who won the
middle Atlantic sectional doubles, are
no, mentioned. while q, Howard Voshen
ana Fred @. Bags are relegated to the
second tn,
The ranking list was complied by =
new committee composed OF Clinton L.
Childs. Harry Seymour. Charles Gar
land, T. 4. Reynolds and J. c. Royon.
Tie lists were submitted to the execu-
tive committee Of the national assocla-
uon at Its meeting at h Waldorf-As-
toria on Friday and were approved
unanimously. The approval OF the a.
ISOLATION as q whole Ut the annual meet
Ing here In February II . formality
.aken for granted. II has ' ~
been refused
Make Ia~tssest1aG sssgsstisss.
The report OF the ranking cosnmitts<
contains several interesting suggestions
y declares that authority should b
siven for ranking moro than n hum
sred, as the srowth Of the game . -
Veloped a far greater number OF play
ers who deserve rating. u also ststn.
mat great difocol1v was taaooatege1
n deciding jrst 49, pAnl1gY cn9sele1
p'ssss on ~ cU4o1n
The sun., 1916-12-10
WHEELER HARVARD CAPTAIN.
Crimson Left Tackle to Lead Grid
ders Next Season.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dee. Walter II.
Wheeler. Jv, ~ Yonkers, " V, left
tackle on the va rsity eleven. was elected
captain of the Harvard football team to-
day. He is a member OF the 1918 class
and prepared for Harvard AT Worcester
Academy.
Although only 20 years old Wheeler
weighs 1875 pounds and stands 6 feet 3.
The sun., 1916-12-10
GIRLS WIN.

NEw HAysS. Dee. 9,--The basketball
team Of Oaksmere, Mrs, Merrill's Schoo.
for Girls Of Mamaroneck. defeated the
New Haven Normal School of Gymnas-
tics Ave here to-day. The score was 90
to ~. The visiting team proved supe.
rior In oil departments OF the game.
The sun., 1916-12-10
Women'S Tennis Ranking
Springs Some Surprises
Official Ranking of
Women Tennis Stars

Miss MOII..N BJlRSTEDT. New
York.
s-MRs. EDWARD RAYMOND. New
York
S-MI>> ENEIVN SEARS. Bo.tou.
VI ANITA Ny X san Fran
cisco.
S-NI>> SARA LIVINGSTONE,
seattle.
6-MI>> MARIE W\GNER. New
York.
s-NK>. 10. =. GREEN. New York.
S-Ni~> MARTHA GUTHRIE. Pitts
burg.
9-Mi>s ELEA>ORN SEARS. Boston.
I0-MR>. BARGER-N ALI.NCH. New
York.