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TRANSFORMERS SALES.
I. FIRVsKI. Auct,r, "a Bow.r,. So.

l.. !. FIRCSkI. Auct'r, - Bowery. -.s
10 A. NJ, unredeemcd Pledges OF eytry 10.
seription for unpaid loans from the fo'os-
ing pAwnbrokers. including all diam Is
rubies.~ sapphlres. pearls, cmeralts. a. ,'h-f
stones unset or set In rings, eaTr.'Cs pins
links. chains. studs, bracelets, tnUK-t ~
other mounting, all jewo.ry. Nat a"s sic
cameras. all other goods pledged l-' :
10 dates ana up 70 numbers mentioned
both inclusive, and all p'"Iees ho' pFrr
Nov. - w IN. tnl4s' tie, jog FIX y "
now a. So Park Row, Loan Ofn-e >--'N
william -. from Sos. 1881 90 1905 '1
Nov, - Geo. weaver. .sn s'a -.
prior Nov. a, 1918. 10 No. $3.50 " sre..-
4 Co 1881 = AVE- prior 10Y q, - -
prior Nov. Is, 1913.
Nov. :s.,Chas, Mayer 5ss 9Th Az. r-,'
ment emeralds. ruh!es ana PEARLS
Dec. Ill. stern, 6lG sth Ave, 20
S2s7. Also Nos. .5l.t 3o037, $4,000. 7fs
Sesi9, 1925, @3iii, 1880. 1857,
s:oss, lsts5. diamond ring ~ ia''
:so7s, i6s?9, diamond rin OF 400 l..
diamond rinc o. 1907, 4'35l. 1isrur .-
mon1 cluster ring ~ iso7, i.9ii. dame,
ari sapphire ring - 1905
Dec. I'll rhiI'ps ~ Bower =
ao7 W ed -. + Sohcl 4 son. a..
Dec. 5-M P~ruckheiiner, 1870 - h.-
PRIOR. Nov. IS, 1915. 70 80. 1880 &
Bruckholmcr. @ilI 81 Ave-. prior e.
1915. 20 No 9s@on. NJ Slmons G ~rr
Grand ST.. from Aug. !. 1915. t. u
1915. Nos. ! 20 1898
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thorough Of The Bronx.)

PLIMPToN Az. .. 800 n I7oth 81. 7ax
v5F TS?'. Il TS'' Il + s"s w.; NOV -, ;' ~ Y
Tax 3gewM%%lihsn12 s l.srr. ! r rci.
TO Laura Wheeler and sno. sharon. Conn,
LOIS SSs 3: 81 . 10 al Il T 80 T i, Go: ss 80 1 Ss. /. '' sis'
Iaxrenc. Davis to 6ordon Bsya. SIS w
Nun ia 81 p, nsiy TO- atty Edw Mex whit,
lsabs So r s ssses.i Il, sos,co-caracci Hold,
Nj Co. .I Inc se TO Pe FL m,s R s.. Zoo Co s SG9
M!risman Nv. sol e 10th St 800
BRYANT Ay; 1870 2'yioo.Woich9.k
Prospect av' mtg 1880. Sov 90; atty
philip watlenberg. nso Prospec, av. I'll
90 a91isssHaTioEsssfieIi. u ns ~; - S 10
Alma Sanders. 2o5s Anthony av. Nov 81.
wXsHlSGToS Az iISs, Hissosi3oMrfsDnG9
SEN sv' No" II. atty. b N 5 Dsu,s si t ssi
WISE Av. 2lai, a5.ioc.p.n,: E..n no 10
issy oSo &C.: ~ Bsaya NSy s2 mtg
Lors ats 70 $40. map Mos. e,,-chf.iiamn
i RSsn sis w g sGnT's,,. r.. p SsDl Nov a 60.
pRossEsr ~. ssS J. 7 'Ss Msl ion7s 's,,s7'77
CONT 81 ,ss s S1,g"s Sep. %: !t ATTY. T
SAnE fhDfE C0netr co
to Abr Billowits. e67 W l6ith Of. mtg
1920 500. Nov 20; atty, anne .........,n
Seldom ST. 1901. 25lx irreg-Seddon
Realty Co to Minnie p Foster. so Ever
green pl. East Orange, N j. mtg Is. o0O,
Oct ls: atty. T 4 T CO, l7o Bway. 81
Az. 6oxss.os5o'7see John T ouinlsn TO
sAE','iiss ; :s,y "'' Ks,s "a l. Re- =. S0 81 rr 'iisss;
LEeGETr Az, cor ,44,h st. iooxsoaO~U
wm, II Houiihan to s%pr!nyhurst Realty
Go; Ing, mtg 1850. May 10: attys. Kelly
wHiTLocK AV. i7slio n L.sse,t
av. boxl38. $3.50. 7xic9-John T ou,nlan 10
epringhurst Realty Co. Inc. mtg sl2, 900.
May 10: attys. Kelly q p. sos fremont
10TH sr, 50 " Barry av. e6nico~
VIM II Houlihan TO springhurst Realty
Co, Inc. mtg 1880, May Is; attys, Kelly
riMPs69SSS PI, "s". "Ss2a1 n ST Johns , aS.
IS lxi0oxs2 1SIo2 John r ouinIan 20
%springhurst Realty Co. Inc Sept Il; attys
LOTS los and lse. map Hunts Point Realty
Co-John T ouinLan TO Springhurst
Realty Co. Ino, May 10; attys, Kelly 4 =.
USDERcIIFFF Az. 2lIS: w..hinstsS1o
Bridge Park. 1880 6x6O ~2xIO0-Robf w
Todd to Hannah a Jones, 80 e t6th Of,
JOnn, eDb bWHy
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT.
NEW YORK COUNTY. No. ilt2. - 1915
Joseph J McElroy 90 execute OF Martha
McKiernan. deceased. plaintiff. sgains,
Frederick r. Roth and others d"f.nla1u
Gustav Goodman plaintiff attorney. 40
ss Broadway tManhattAnl, New Yort
City.
Pursuant 10 judgment entered November
Srd, 1915. IN said action. tn undet..snsd
will sell at pubilc auction a. the E,rEhnvs
"a eerooms Not. lt-is Neaey STREE. Bof-
oush OF Manhattan. New YORK. CIV. at u
o'clock noon on Sovember .sth, isls. ey
Samuel Marx. Auctioneer. tho premises 4.
scribed In the mortgage IN saii action 70.
corded In the Register once. New York
County, in Section 3. Liner lol u Mortgage.
mage 3ss, Block No. 1925 ana directed b
eaid Judgment to be sold. and which srs
situated In said Borough OF Msnhst'an On
the northerly side OF s1th stree ~ feet
vest OF Third Avenue, being = fee, IN
front on said stree, and In the rear and 100
feet II nchcs In depth on each s!ts and
p~araliel with third Avenue.
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av; ATTY. NJ J Sullivan w,,,, nv .r

"; atty. N J Sullivan. w.r,is av and
JENNINGS ST. sM.ida Brantman to
Sophie jane. 1890 Rogers p!; atty. A Sci.
Kin. $50 Prospect 800
Trust Co to Moss Estate, Inc, 50 Wa st
atty. o r Struse. $50 Bway. Bklyn 800
CRESCENT Az. - c Adams pl-Cosengo
atty. Maria Sca!zo. 72s Z ls7th st.....SI
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOB AALE.
FINE OLD COLONIAL o

Variety Of Shade and Fruit Tree.
or u corner OF 10. 900 sq. II. lawn, hedge.
etc; sidewalks, water. gas. electric light;
on main t~horoughfare, facing bay. with all
Waterfront; rights. restricted and improved
locality. must be sold to quick buyer at
owners loss for $500 down and balance 20
slit. to u responsible party. DOUGH-
ERTY. box 1872 Sun ofnce.
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sources with which to finance further
business. and there Is basis for the be-
lief Of the management that II will be
able again to authorize an extra dis
tribution OF profits.
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q
with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders sttornsy.)
Downtown.
(5outh OF Fourteenth street.
FORSYTH st. ss. ebxloo. Nov is-Maris
Se,R Ruo Is W |i ;cHsS 3. 's y SAM Se q; s..y,
BFooMp ST. p, isssless Nov. ,.-sm, ma
a.: Allen a: 70 S.r T' sUad 2 a T Co. II. 9,SsssSSjj
East Side.
East OF fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
'6TH 81. zoe Z. 2o.sss Nov s%-Helen
Pr. mtg ,is.Oooi atty. r G & GO,
ssrHH ST, Eos -. siisi's.' Nov ,t-msiegDD
$1,000; atty. 7 CO.. III
twsst Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
ward Co to Philip MiaitSy. aos BrooElyn
nT; psoSkiyni : yr.; 9 p o. a'tys, Mie eno
,oTR Az. 1856 le.sehcid. Nov so,-ino J
Fun to Lion Brewery. ioA W iosth ct,
demand. p o; attys. Fitch d g sa
.sTM ST. ii.ai' 'icI,oo.5.. Nov iSw
RoSt ? Bowler to Mutual Life ms Co.
s,Eb. 81. q !. sG isc ,S 4 V az. sss,oo.i'' aug Aus
2s-Ernest. Frank. Jos NJ and Aug j
rstrYssi to P:9lo os..olS. 70 Perry q.
atty G A.tarits, 81 Nassau st.. $1,000
ssTH ": ssa,sst ", ts;enio? Noy s2--
lt9 Bwsy. due Jan q, ~. . p o. pr mtg
100000; atty. Title Guar 4 T Co, l78
h"ay
Uptown.
(Manhsttan Island.' north Of 1Ioth street,
sTH Av. ais. lS.Sxio0 Nov s~l-Gasgfrisd
kraus to " Y Cab Co Ltd. 2S1 W 10th
st.. due ana int - per aSmL pr mts
t2o.oooi attys. Winthrop 4 q b3 Lib
ilsTA ", no W. is.iSe.ii.. Nov 'avU
Rsns oliok 70 Edwin O Hahn, sci W
L. s:s:' iis.sssss; IS. VI M: = s e. sses' 4
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Uptown.


,Msnh.s,.n leland. nor,h of iio,h street. }
to o blk x W toxin x * n 10 At
\ 80 to es-i3 Broadway Holding
Corpn to Land Estates, Inc. Sept 80:
atty. y Y Title 4 Mtg Co, 1876 Bway. 81
10th ST. . 0, 23S . 7th av. l5.sN79.2 10
c ! Harlem River x-xs7s. with n I to
land. . Of above to c / OF blk-l55 Broad
way Holding Corpn to Land Estates. 1856
Rway. mtg. $4,000. all lien sept 30,
atty, Ny Title 4 Mtg co, 49, nvay 81
i27TH ST. ls W. i5sNgs ll-Montroe.
Realty Co to Land Estates. 1nc. 1876
Bway. mtg. $3.50. all liens. sept 80.
atty. y Y Title q Mtg Co, 1885 Rway. 81
lStrH ST. 81 T.. ?5x9gil-i35 Broadway
Holding Corpn TO Land Estates. Inc, i9S
pway; mts tii.ooo. all l!ens. Sept 80
atty, NJ Title 4 Mtg Co. i35 Bway. 81
10th ST. ego w. Isxso-Gilher, O ward.
clsvsisnd. Ohio. to GermAnin LIT. ins
Co. 80 Union So. mtg. $1,000. all liens.
Oct rs: attys. Dulon 4 Roe. III PARK
ST NICHOLAS Av. part pio, iiI. map OF
Fort George property Of Isaac pyckman.
lss.s on av. i<3 adj plot lS. 1904 on
Hillside av ana :os.S adj plo, iis-is5
Broadway Holding corpn TO Land
Estates. mo Sept so: atty. ~ Y Title &
Mtg Co. lss Bway
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eTth street.
Street No. 1877 Fac, a7'h street.
The Approximate amount OF the mor.gass
debt. costs and allowances Is Sls,e2s.ss ant
interest and OF the taxes, assessments al4
weter rates Is st.l-S.53 and Interest.
Dated New York. November sra. 1913
A. WALKER OTIS. Referee
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Investment Questions and Answers

This column appears three times each week.
mt please d not ash about = half dozen companies in m letter, A. It ADDS
nnec essarly 10 the clerical worko Of hi nice. d not send money. TMs service
10 fret. BE SURE to give your address, a. WELL as your mar because most inquired
RI ansvred by mail All correspondence 10 held as confidential
Address all munica to Financial Editor. TAD Sun. 50 Broad &rSst
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I u. Brooklyn-Do you think a woman
could buy the first and refunding mor,gage
I per cent. bonds OF the Delaware and
Hudson Company and feel confident she
had a high class security2
Yes.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

T ST, 2os E--J Portmsn 4 Co agt John
CoudaI. owner, Jerry y Ryan. oontrac.
UNION SO, IS ana ss-j por,msn &CSo
ast s q NJ 3 korn, ownersi Book. con.
.sTM ST. liza w..chsrl., a'' sS'
Charles GeoIy. owner. Angelo III Rene.
SAME PROPERTY--Morris schermeis,er
81 al agt Charles Geoly. owner; Angelo nj
Renedetto, contractor ........ 800
6TH AV. i6o-Keasbey 4 Mattison co agt
Methodist Book Concern. Inc, owner An
drews CONSTR Corpn. contractor. .s2s?. 80
Charles Goe!y. owner and con,rac-
:.D ST, 'asi 'w.-ocionnial SAND 4 s;onss' V co
ast Crops Theatrical corpn. owner and
BnoApwxY.. 'i6sa-Ruiu. parrow's sons.
Inc. agt Rehecca A d swope ct al.
owners .Burnel Fuel Co. lessee and con.
bronx.
i7sD ST, n .. $40 Q OF wehster av-
Goldberg q Sons. Inc. agt simplex
Impv Corpn. owners and contractors
cRiEssfoS Av. n 9 cor 1921 st and I n W
cor 1920 ct and Grand Concourso--H
W Bell Co sgt 1884 Street Realty Co,
owners. and John Pieces. contractor
MORRIS Nv, ,sis-idssii Tie Co. Inc, Az
Wilpod Hid Co. Inc, owners and con.
coLLEuB Nv, Is2i.is2s-Ideai Tia Co
Inc, ast wilpod HID Co. Inc. owners
MINERVA PLACE. 8 o cor Creston az
II W Bell Co ast Creston Blds Co,
owners ana contractors. sVs9.I,
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h and Grand Island Railway.


d. Joseph and Grand Island Railway.
J. A. o., Albany, y. Y,-ls the tight
between the minority interests OF the st:
Joseph and Grand Island Railway ana
the Union Pacific still onI Are earnings
showing much increasef
The litigation you mention has been
discontinued. An appeal vas taken by
the s~tockholder. 70 the United States
Supreme Court. but subsequently this
appeal was voluntarily dismissed. Earn
ings Of the company ave been increas-
ing, total operating revenue In the 1918
fiscal year being $3.50, 900, compared
with s1.5o7.3l4 In 1915. and with
$1,612,2 5s In 1914. This increase was
due chiefly 20 the traffic arrangement
with the Union Pacific for handling
Union Pacific freight between Marys-
Vile. Kan, and Hastings. Neb,. which
brought gross revenue OF $657,597. COM
pared with 3326.490 in 1915. Surplus
for the year after all deductions was
$l99,679. compared with a surplus Of
s22,438 In 1915 and with a deficit Of
S1eS.s41 In 1914. The decided improve
ment In operating conditions Is shown
by tho statement that the operating
ratio In 1913 was so95 per cent. In
1914, 1855 per cent. In 1915. 77,s2 per
cent. and In 1915 7422 per cent.
virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Company.
J. w. r., Morristown, N. Amy In
formation you can give me as to the
effect Of the war on the Virginia Iron.
Coal and Coke Company will be APP
preciated
Prioe advances incident to war de-
mand did not help the Virginia Iron,
Coal and Coke Company appreciably
until the current year. 50 the report
for the year ended Tune 80 did not show
much improvement In net earnings. Not
long ago the statement was made by
the president of the company that Its
furnaces were we'll booked for the rest
Of 1915 at prices averaging $3.50 a o
higher than the average price received
for iron shipped during the fiscal period
ended June 80, and some business was
being booked for delivery In the frst
six months Of 1917. The Improvement
In prices M dems nd caused the man
agement 10 put all available furnaces
into blast.
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T~RANsACTToNs RECORDED.


TAAN0BEBo.
attorney. q attorney's ams iS omitted
address party Of nrst psrt)
Dsw1sswn.
tsouth Of Fourteenth strsst)
FRONT ST, Ice. is.ex7A. <xis. iox7S.ie q, "
s-Jas J Moore to Denison Realty Corp.
pi H Ky II :i VIZ; II. LIE '.!,S.s. r. :&.:s:s=.s:.;;;ss
psniscn realty Corp. u william q. msS
Sit.eeS. Nov aNi atty. Lawyers T a.
suFroLK 81. d. ioIiSSSjo:saa::. h:i;ssss
to Hsrle Realty Co, ,sS Bway. Nov IS;
MEHsnR 81. e:0 se " w%..sinsy,oan; u U.MM
ioo.Premium Holding Corp 70 the I
=, m w%.isni' sS.scS. f soS e. ,ss Church Ssen
Bros, Ns Church ST.. .Sioc
'n''' Of '': ana 'y i,sss s s;s..;:s Fourteenth
18th 81. ss.ts .issiia.s-lss Dvsy
sS!1 s,s y \ ~. z RTE s:t; ! 4 e. e. II, rs: s:Hs
sssldiss g I ( [-n$ Az E:i:t'S. iss i;s
18th 81" lis; isIio,.H.Hsnr,sti.
NoseSo,sts 70 ~ ,Sth Corp. scS 9Th
,lTH 81. iii.h !. isIiOi.Gf.sn; ai:iSae~
Il az s,y. r, nasA cSr2' GO sos ssh ~; NSy
1oSp ST. as E.. 21xloo Broadway
boldins Gorpn g Land E:tates, Inc, jsb
losD BIZ. a2o Z. 25siooii.isS Brosdwsy
Holding Corpn to Land Estates, Inc, 135
atty. W rite * Co. 1856 Bwsy....Si
West Side.
(Wsst Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th strssts)
18TH 81. 81 w. 2sxs2-.le6. Brcadway
liens. Sept 50; atty. N 7 Title 4 II CO,
,T ia' az Sya ci.soS. n siitah !, iisss W.
TT1Ox7I9x irres-iS5 Broadway Holding
Corpn. to Land Estates. Inc. 1875 Bway.
mtg $3.50. 900 ell llen.. Sept 80; atty,
NY Title 4 81 Co. 1856 Bway. ...,.....si
nth ST. 81 ". 2s 21ee o-.ls5 Broadway
Bwsya all Liens. Sept 30; atty. " Y TIT.
10Th ST. 2le-2ls W. "a losps o-i35
broadway Holding Corpn Is Land Es-
liens, sept 30; atty, Il Ti,is & M CO,
7rM AZ. n " c sl,ih st, j:soi WI, sc.siicon
Jos Vein 70 Oscar l. Graf. 200 ". Bath
e. mtg !iso; 600. June 70; attys. Henry.
10TH ST. 1912 W 6oxio6. ii-Deita Hold.
It, ct al. mtg 1000, ali liens Nov "a;
atty Title Guar . T Co l76 Bway. 400
BROADWAY. Q " c. 16Sth II. looxi0O-
y Y Title 4 Mort Co TO Land Estates,
Inc. 1875 Bway. all liens. Sept 80. address,
400
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SamiIp gnpplp etore.

Eeauldrer Breis $500
mir nerienoen obiaen auftrng,
grprcb Ron inns bc5ntIt, gum 5pc.
sialpreis ron S2.75.
Gmitb e GeEIer,
400 SaS Is. Strahe, Smaha, Heb.
Sir Iinb nit qeringcm 9rofit
3ufrieoen. 6-i7-16.
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aritbtnsridItr.

Erei-i ghinb pom coo @impotD.
Der ober Sapdn . Zee init ieoeH
10 pTuno bes belten 35r.Qaffees.
per ladeipoit Fiir $2.75. Snpe's
Coffee gfarsrt. 1911 a%eauenporth
~ Snoho. pebr. 2.5,17
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Glcftriidcs

UebrandDtr-elestr. Motoren. 9oug.
los 20t9. &c 8ron & @rap, lie.
O. 10. CTR.
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Nnto.Weparainren

Cell & ginfIep-23i8 Sornep.
erltfIafige auto.giepnraturen. aaf-
friiden maflt cite Cars rtell. Starfe
Sdlepp.gar-gongIos 1910.
4.f3sf7
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Neirntsaeind.

Gelti6cr. %. nit Gripornis,
:pilnift grieiwed,icI NIT ocitidcnl
pher 0iterrcifiidcm Yto0dcu, mel.
Dies 5armlcben liebt. 9ilO nuo
g1Gbcrcs ermiinidt i'm eriten Brief.
gSrcIie: Is. d., Smnbd Sribiine.
6.S06
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RlaRtftsicrtc Ausciscn.

@erlanst. eriabrcne 9ldDmao.
6cu oocr 6raucn uerlaugt 14S5
SID #. StroBe. 6.9'l6
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antO gispuir shop
she TOro SnppIb Store"
erinart lhnen Wel0

Bel ieoem artifel fit ous befdnn'
te 4uto.
Gdreiben Gle uiil unicre @elo e.
iparen6e 9reisliite.
auto Qeeeiiorp 60,
Iii. 2O65 Garnam Ctr.
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Sodjlemte offer art afforoion,
anife 5i6e un0 gor 5aIten, aoro-
IfnoDfen, neiie art Saumitih.
Mebrnsfa Rleafing & Button &c.,
1912 Barton glof 4-29.l7
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gsctrasta snto RaOiator Repuir

@ute arbcit, mabigc grciie
proulptc gebicnung. 3ufrieSenbeit
a~orontiert. 220 60. 70. Ctr. EeIe.
pbcu: Gou9las 1880. 8. 8. Souicr.
Smobn. Aeb. 3s20.t7
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,3n urrmietrm .-&iibideS Sans,
6rei 3immer. &clcr, BON 10. Sluti
.iur $500 81 pcrnicten. l4l2
8iaiam Ctr. 6.S.16
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Neimhahen.

eolpiae Snbioner @eierpotion,
8ai9iugiorL often fir 8eiieocIuns.
Biebung ON 81. Sui. llebcr 800.
900 5rudt.. 5nrm. nuo DARN.
g%clit1nbiae eingcteiIte aorte
nno 8cIhreibnng $l,00 bel 9ah
5ublnn1. SoIooten. SeeIeltte (ooer
ocren @itipen) bonn 9iireer. oocr
iponiidcu ariegc fomnen iid bri'nt
agentcn eiRtrogeli. Sdreibt uns I'm
5ormulorc, oic mir frci liefern.
Smitb & 1icGrco. 3immer 100,
ensle gl0gy Spofane, @aib.
7.tG.t6
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6~aus6altcrin cher State Der
6nusfran. -@cbiloete ocutide Dn.
me in mittIercn Alter. iudt Stel.
lung oils &ousbalterin oOer Silibe
Der Sausfrou IN elmer gutcn ia.
Mile 9onn ale SullsorbeIten uno
bcritebt cinen beiiercn @nusbalt 81
fibren. @or5iigIibe GmpfcbltHgcil.
glur cine CUTE Stclung iin0et DC.
ridiihtiaung nno miro Der reftc
&las boberem 2obn borgesogen.
@egeu mcitcrer auStunft aOrciiierc
man: s., Smobu 9ribitte. Il
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
CHAUTAUQUA COMMITTEES.
Appointments Made Thursday for
 Each Department.

The executive committee Of the chautauqua association at a meet ing held Thursday evening appoint ed the following committees:
 Arrangement of Grounds and Tent Equipment. J. A. Connell, F. w. Tomlinson, and H. w. Roberts.
 Season Ticket Selling Contract, Minor pipkin and A. H. Scoggin.
 Boosting and Publicity, Dr. H. c. Rushing, Dr. J. c. Hilton, Ira O. Smith, Jesse Badt, Mark P. 0lney, Nj. A. Stratton, J. G. Jackson and c. NJ. Griffin.
 Reception and Entertainment. Rev. T. A. Park, H. W. Finger, David Fur ry Mrs. s. NJ. Riding, Mrs. M. A. Stratton, and Mrs. D. E. Dodd.
 Stage Decoration, Mesdames R. Golf, T. R. Jones, Jr, Eugene Cox. W. J. Lauck. ]. I. Alley and Messrs. W. E. Holt, R. A. Tomlinson, pr. B. H. Hawkins and Dr. w. F. Flick
 A meeting will be held early next week of the executive committee and the members of the subcom- mittees. and when the time and the place is announced, the chairman of the respective committees will please notify the members to be hn prpSpnt
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
SAYS TEUTONS CANNOT WIN
Swedish Trade Council Sees Defeat of the Central Powers-FOod Question Will Decide the War
 It Asserts-Quote Germans.

Stockholm, June 22.-The Swedish trade journal, Affaesvarten, repre- senting the best business interests in Sweden, yesterday printed a re- markable editorial commenting on the war, in which it says it is time for the Swedes to realize that the outcome cannot be favorable to the Central Powers. The food question, says the newspaper, will decide the war, and 1t declares that the bad situation in Germany is responsible for the reckless offensive at Yer dun and the recent attempts to win a naval battle" The article says
 The food situation in Germany Is bad and much worse than the Swedish people generally think. Swedish conception as to how peace will be concluded have not taken sufficiently into consideration the importance of the campaign of star Vation against Germany.
 \ Vegetable Shortage, Too.
 The Central Powers cannot ob- tain a peace advantageous to them. 1t IS said in a long German article regarding the central disposition of food that the butchers are unable to supply more than one-third the nor maj quota and that Germany in the very near future must feed her peo- pies chiefly on vegetables. Even if it is possible to train the population to vegetable diet, this cannot be done unless there is plenty of bread, butter and eggs and turnips, beans and such other vegetables, but none of these, not even potatoes. can be had in the quantities the people re- quire. Especially there seems to be a lack of bread beans, peas. butter, eggs. rice, oats and all the nourish- ing vegetable foods. As a matter of fact, there is greater lack of these than of meat.
 Kitchens Last Resort.
 According to an article in the Berlin Boersen Courier, a large number of housewives in cities can not get sufficient food for their fam lilies and consequently central kitch- ems are the last resort It is obvi- ous that such a state of affairs can- not go on.
 Sweden business interests are generally supposed to be friendly to Germany.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
Rov Scouts on ] Hike.

Seoutmaster D. E. Dodd and Scouts Hubert Patton, Harlan Gallo way, Harold Davis and Harold Conk- lin were out for their first hike Thursday night leaving the city at 6:45 o'clock and returning at g:30. They carried provisions for supper. and each prepared his own meal at the camp fire They trekked north to the Os- born bridge. thence down the creek distance of about a half mile where they found suitable camp ground. The home trip was made directly from the camp thru the woods and across the hills. The next hike likely will be around tle horseshoe drive and the hills ad- iaeent with Dr. B. II. Hawkins and W. NJ. Madison as guides and pace makers More scouts will be on the next hike, too.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
PLAN OLD FOLKS DAY.
Apostolic Church Will Have Special
 Service July ?.

The pastor and members of the Apostolic church are arranging for an old peoples day to be held on Sunday, July ?, the purpose being to have the entire service for and by the old folks. fine plan IS to begin the services at 10 o'clock and the place will be in the grove on Tenth and Oak streets beyond Stil- well Heights. There will be a basket dinner and then services in the afternoon. The songs will be the old time songs, led by the old time singers, and in the services and worship only such things will he done and said upon which there is Christian unity. Those differences that cause i'll feelings and heart- aches will be absolutely submerged Tn the purpose to give the old folks a good time and an opportunity for heartfelt worship, All old people, Of whatever denomination, are in- ylted and urged to attend this serv- rec and take mart
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
ORGANIZE FOR CHAUTAUQUA
Guarantors Elected R. Golf President
 A Boosting Campaign Planned.

The guarantors of the ehautauqua for 1916 met Thursday in the office of the Ozark Mutual Life As sociation. for the purpose of organ izing and to meet Mir. Carlyle Camp bell, representing the White-Meyers Chautauqua system.
 E. Golf was elected president of the local organization. in place of Elmer J. Lundy. The other officers of last year. as follows, were re- elected. w. s. MacLafferty, vice. president, D. k. Dodd, treasurer and IF. l Smith, secretary. Judge J. l.. Alley and Judge Wright Priekett. with the officers will constitute the executive committee for the asso- citation, and the committee was au- thorized to appoint all necessary committees and have general snper- vision of the local management.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
TO BRIDES HOME FOR WEDDING
E. II. Booth of W. Virginia and Miss
 Winnie Lowrey United in Mena.

Benjamin Il. Booth of Wheeling. W Va, and Miss Minnie May Low rey Of lola, Kas., were married at 3 o'clock Thursday morning af the home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Lowery, living west of Mena. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. w. l.. Smith. pastor of the First Baptist church. The young people became acquainted in lola, Kas., where both had been resident, and after Mir. Booth went to West Virginia they had arranged to meet at Mena at the home of the Brides parents for the marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Booth left that afternoon for their future home in Wheeling, where the groom is superintendent of railway shop.