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Evening journal., 1916-10-26
EsrArF or PAUL F. WILSON.

I'SINIE OF TAUI r. WILSON.
- DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
ministration upon the estate OF Paul T..
Wilson late Of Christiuns Hundred de-
ceased were duly granted unto Rodgers
Wilson, on the eighteenth day Of October,
a. ID. 1916. and all persons indebted 20 the
said deceased are requested 90 make payment
TO the Administrator without delay. aud all
persons having demands against the deceased
are required 60 exhibit and present the same.
duly probated. 20 the said Administrator, on
or before the eighteenth day Of October. A. D.
1917 on abide 10y the law iu this behalf
RODGERS WILSON. Administrator.
Address Robert II. Richards Esq. Attor.
ncy-at-Law, Wilmington. Del. octl9.cod o..
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FOR RENT.

QUEEN DE DANSE. THE MOST
W BEAUTIFUL DANCE ROOM
~ THE CITY. CAN BE RENTED
FOR DANCES AND SOCTALS ON
MONDAY Nd THURSDAY
NIGHTS. APPLY OF FEN THEA
TIRE. oct26.t2t
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PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS.



Uuawakened to the higher powers,
the men of this birthdete are difficult
to live with, as they are jealous, sus-
picious and passionate, but, if living
above the material plane, these men
become the salt oil the earth. attain
heights OF eminencc in politics and
finance and their great determination
knows no limitations
The governing planet OF this birth
date is Mars The sign of the Zodiac
indicating thi, nativity is "Scorpio,
shown as a scorpion.
Women of this birthdate, unless cul.
turcd and refined, are scolds aud given
to naggng. They arc also unrcason.
ably Jealous and are difficult to live
with. It is we'll TO know woman OF
this birthdato pretty well before you
marry her
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Q0C QT-PURE CALIFORNIA WINES
OO Max Keil's. 300 z. Fourth 81 ml2-f
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IL furniture store fixtures Highest cash
prices paid for whole or portion 4 postal
will bring our buyer with ready cash Il.
Berger, Third and Shiplcy streets Phone
'llo.W. oct26 .eod.im.
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tAANTED--CASH CUSTOMERS fOR
$1,000 worth Of rugs just in lowest
i,rlcer ever offered. Will pay tie highest
prices for your second hand furniture; whole
households bought for cash. Largest rug
r-tcnsLt 20 Delaware. NnHrlss $ Hurlocs
-rsenfi arc POPLAR SIS. ,une9-f
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WTANTED--i.o oU CARPETS TO CLEAN;
" storage rooms FOR rent $50 and
800 per month. Both phones. GEO. p.
Lang CO., No. l2o5 Orange ST .eb24.tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

NXTANTED-TWo OR THREE FUR.
W nished or unfuruishod rooms. with
bath, centrally located with or without meals
Apply Voc Evening Journal Ohicc. octaG.Gt
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4NAN1ED--wA1CH AND JEwULRY
W repairing. Also eye fitting Store
open evenings until 8 O'Clock. Saturday
evenings until 10 O'Clock. Thomas Jewelry
Co. No. 400 Market ST. fObi4.tf
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XrrANTED FOR PENTHOUSE OR
~ bungalow Of six or eight rooms in
suburbs adjacent 20 Wilmington, near car
ire. state fun particulars. Address ROY,
,venirg Journ, ofhce septi.f
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
s--~-4~--~>~-~-~~--,~ 49, ---,-.,-~-e-.----
CRL wANTED-APPLY so. s24 KING
" street. oci25.2t
WANTED - EXPERIENCED WAIT
w resses Of Hollis Restaurant. oct26-3t
KXTANTED-GIRL OR MIDDLE AGED
W woman Tor general homework. NO.
SIS King St. oct2i.et
WANTED - WHITE WOMAN FOR
housekeeper. Call d. & =. Phone,
NXrANTED-A YoUNG or MIDDLE.
W aged white woman for general house
work Apply 80. 100 Rodney 81. octs5-3t
NNrANTED - Experienced LooPERs
and lnitcrs. r. Sutro g Sons Co...
ll,th end lreuch ste oel2o.ol
NXyANTED-LADY TO WAIT Of STORES.
" Apply Dclmurvia Baking Co. 40. n
East Fourth ST. oct25 l2t
NXrANTED--A COMPETENT TYPTsr FOR
W 10 days substitution Marvel Mar, el
a Nolcoit Hoom $3.50 DUPONT Bldg. oct att
CIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwORK ;
~ references required Apply Mrs 10. r..
Ewes No. 2oi West Eighteenth st. oct25-3t
CtIRL FoR sALEsLADY FOR DRY
" goods store q Wopner 30 a0o King
ST. oct26-3i
WANrED-coLoRED COOK Apply
w Mrs Frank $. Garrett, 40. 1909
Broome 81. oct25 90
XXvANTED-GIRL. is TO is YEARS. FOR
W stolving and mcndins books. Apply
Wilmington Institute FREQ library. oet23 b.
WANTED Girl FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
W work apply evening" az Washington.
o.t-4 ~.
WANTED MIDDLE AGED LADY FOR
W light housekeeping Apply Mrs
spinkcn. 40. 5oa Lombard ST. oct2d.3t
WANTED WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
W homework no washing or ironing;
middle aged woman preferred App3 No.
fl- TOW nseN" o'. ''-'
Neutrality-suspicious. LARGE PROM.
w ucnt Market street drug store; short
hours Address f-42. Evening journal
octad-3t
WANTED sTENOGRAPHER SPEED 55
w or go words per minute; state salary
desired. Address ft3. Evening journal Of
fee. oci2i-at
WANTED 90 MIDDLE AGED WHITE
w woman for housckocper Apply by
Nd ort.I-6f
NN7ANrED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" houscrork Apply Mra. W T. John
son, sos North Van Buren, street.
o''-"''''
SVoMEN AND GIRLS WANTED ron
" stripping tobacco. Steady work.
Now Castle gar Co., Ninth snd Walnut
streots. oct11-lm.
WANTED a WOMAN AS HOUSE
W Keeper must be able 10 cook Good
homo and salary for the right party CAN
evenings. SO. 2oi East Twenty Attn ST.
WANTED WOMEN FOR PLAIN
W ironiug on women IS goods. Also two
girls for our marking and asserting depart
inent. ]. *. L.. Laundry sixth aud
Orange streets oct2J-ft.
/ FASCINATING HOME BUsI.
- ness; Uniting postcards. pictures ctc..
for profit, make $40 per TOO; no canvass.
ing samples Zoe; particulars free. Ar.
tint, i6s n, 1870 Manhattan ST.. New York.
oet26-lt
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PTRIIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE-FURNTTURE RUGS.
Il BEDDING. HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
WILL BE SOLD AT STIDHAM 4 son
AUCTION STORE. 40. III EAST FOURTH
STREET. FRIDAY. OCTOBER -, 1916, AT
I O'CLOCK p. NJ, SHARP.
Bedroom, Diningroom. Library, Parlor and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Brass Beds,
Ennmcled Beds Mattresses Dressers In ma
hogany. chartered oak. White Enameled /.
Davenport Couch, three-pece Library Suit
In DUPONT leather Mahogany Bedroom
Suit: extra massive Dningroom Suit cost
SIPS, Wooden Blankets, Comforts, Bed
Spreads Dishes. Rockers. Library Table
Several fine Rugs good coors and designs
Mattings Tho above goods arc in first class
highest bidder. This sale 20 close an estate
STIDHAM son,
Auctioncers. Established 1885,
oc'23.2i,26
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

Touring CAR FOR FUR HIRE. DAY OF
night p. Hanson No. West Fourth
g. Automatic Phone. 1892 oet2-im.
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ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT THIRD
~ floor front No. 1928 Market street.
Apply No 1921 Market street. u. 6 A.
Phone 1923. oct26N
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Two. UNFURNIsHED ROOMS rs PRI-
Il waite homo TO couple without children; suit.
able for light housek eeping lights and gas
furnished. Select ucighhorhood. Call even
ings. No. f07 W. Twenty second ST. oct2J-3t
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BOARDING


doom AND BOARD 80. 511 WEST
~ Fourth ST. octi6-lm.
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BOARD AND ROOM TN PRIVATE
ID family for two Young men; an con-
vcniences. Address R-o4 Evening Journal
once. Rug36tf
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TYPEWRTTERs.


TTVYPEwRITERS RENTED THREE
4 months $500. Rental applied on pur.
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange. No. o15 Market street.
aug22-u.
DENT A REMINGTON OR own ONE
IL yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly. Also, Monnrchs at very reasonable
prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.,
Phone. 5i25. No. SOC Equitable Bldg
octie.tf
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XXTANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN BOARD
w ers; also table boarders. 615 West
street. oct3'tf.
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BRASSWORK AND REDS.

XII WALNUT STREET BRASS BEDS
- ~ Il and brass work Of every descrip.
tion repaired and relacquered: equal TO
new. Steele and Stehlcy. Send postal.
oct1 i.eod I'm
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The coming week will find domestic
help advertised in the Want Ads and
all the interests OF the home under
good ruling
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MASQUERADE SUITS

~~----~~~-~~>-~>>, e-----~~--~~------~
MASQUERADE SUITS AND WIGS TO
4u hire Frank Biesinger, Corner Fou.th
and " slnut SITS. D. s. A. Phone. $3.50 W.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

HUNS fUh hENls
TEHE FLODETTE. sU7-sOs FRENCH ST.
Tho ideal hotel for men. rs sleeping
rooms neat, clean and hneiy furnished;
everything convenient; always open. Tran
sent Or weekly. feb2s-u.
CECOND STORY FRONT ROOM NO s2l4
y Totnoll 81. oct2'.Jt.
nNE FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BATH
~ adjoining. No. 1919 West street.
septli a.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ALL con.
l. ycnicnccs. Apply so. EOS Lombard
street. oct2e.ot
TURNIsHED ROOMS ron LIGHT
II housekeeping. No. 2oi East Fifth
street. marriott.
ERoNT ROOMS. TWO GENTLEMEN;
IT uso Of phone and bath No. so7 Jefer-
son ST. oe4lm'
Doom FOR RENT IN PRIVATE FAMILY
~ with or without board west side
can it23-J. octl6'lm.
Two FRONT AND TWO BACK ROOMS.
Il furnished, bedding new, clean No. GA
Washington St. oet1i.im.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, LIGHT
housekeeping. No. 502 Fast seventh
street. oct26-3t
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with or without board. Gentlemen only.
al West Eleventh street. oct2a-9t.
FURNISHED SECOND STORY FRONT
room private family. COG Wost Tenth
street oct24 cod I'm.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping or lodging No SIC
Haaisou ~. oct2l 'eod'lm
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping all conveniences. No. 6oi
roplar stIoet sept-O-eod'lm.
FURNISHED ROOM WITH OR WITHOUT
board sos West Sixth street
oct2a.3t
DLEAsANT SECOND STORY FRONT
room, furnished or unfurnished No
1905 w. Eighth street, octistf
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. WELL
~ heated 200 West Fourteenth street.
Oct24 I'm.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
street. oct20 6t.
REAUTWUL THIRD STORY FRONT
- room unfurnished excellent location.
No. 9ll Delaware Ave oct21-f
------------------------
TWO WELL FURNISHED FRONT
rooms. sunny, steam heat al con-
vcnicucos to couple without children or gem
{ tlemon. Phone, Automatic, 1920 oct25-3t.
MEL FURNISHED LARGE ROOM WITH
w bath, electric lights. hot water heat
excellent location; gentleman only. ADDRESS
/ R.l2 Evening Journal oct2a-6t
BOARD AND ROOM tx PRIVATE
~ family for two young men an con.
vcniences. Address R-o4 Evening Journal
once Huss6'"-
ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT THIRD
~ floor front 80. 1928 Market street.
Apply No. 1921 Market street. d. 6 A.
Phone e'2'' oe'2o-".
TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS rs PRI-
Il vatc homo TO couple without children; suit.
able for light housekeeping lights and gas
furnished. Select ucichhorhood. Call even
ings. No. 400 W. Twenty second ST. oct25-3t
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SANITARY WORKERS.

NJ K. YELTER-sANITARY ODOR.
NJ LESS EXCAVATINa.
Office s. W Cor. Fourth and west sta.
ID. d A. Phone. 511s. oct2t.tS
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---.-.-4e----
EIRf wANTED-APPfN so. 224 KING
" street. oct25-2t.
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KXTANTED-GIRL OR MIDDLE AGED
W woman for general homework. no.
SIS King St. oct2i.et.
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COACH AND CRIB-NO. 1913 WEST
- Sixth ST. oct25-2t.
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Statesmen WANTED.

ENERGETIC SALESMAN BY LEADING
- lace, embroidery importers must be
well acquainted with drygoods merchants In
large cities and general merchandise stores
In small towns; samples compact and light;
liberal commission paid weekly Address r.
Q. Box l5l, Madison square, New York City
oct24.im.
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EoR sALE-HoUsEHoLD GOODS AT 40.
400 W. 23rd 81. 0ct25-2t
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

For sALE-MODERN HOUSES. NOS.
T03-5 Nandever Ave. rooms and bath
easy terms. Apply Max r. Lichtenstein. No.
III West Seventeenth street Phone 527S-J.
oct1 7-eod-1m.
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APARTMENTs FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

: zoo WEST FRONT STREET. BUSINESS
( COO stand with dwelling d. 6 A. Phone,
5405-W. oct13-12t
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EENToN BEACH COTTAGES FOR RENT.
a. - stayton, No. so5 shipley street.
aug3-eod-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13
Systems Total Earning
Power Now Exceeds
S100,000,O 900.
LAST WEEKS GAIN
WAS $7,100,OOO
Gold Reserves Fell 81 700, 900
and Cash Reserves 81 100000
Heavy Local Withdrawals.

Washington. Feb. - For the hra'
time since the systems organization,
the total earning assets OF the Federal
Reserve banks exceed Sloo.oou,"h".
having increased s7loo.ooo during he
week. The total gold reserves Of the
banks show decrease OF sl1o'.pOo.
while IT,. combined cash reserve, de
cined over 100000.
The New York bank reports met
Withdrawals Of s3.500,Oo0 Of gold. and
Of S2.3OO.OoO Of total cash. largely rs
the result OF increased Investment
operations and net Withdrawals Of
member bank deposits. The Atlanta
bank repoTts an increase OF over 81
600. 900 in It's credit balance m the
gold settlement fund and OF about ST.
goo, 900 IN it, total gold reserve. Chi
cago shows gain Of Sl.5o0.0oo in its
gold reserve. together with decrease
IN the net amount due from other re
serve banks and a gain IN member bank
deposits.
bonds were bought during the week
by five banks. New YORK, Chicago.
Philadelphia and Cleveland report
large increases in their holdings Of
public short term obligations. mainly
Of the City Of New York. The ratio
OF total earning assets 10 paid in cap
ital stands now a. 49, per cent. as
against l76 per cent the week before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13

The advertisements cover one man
route across Buzzard's Ray and Nan
tuckct Sound in Southern Massachu-
sets and seven routes IN Alaska. ~
the service proves feasible and rehsoi'
a gradual expansion TO many othei
routes at present slow and inadequate
will follow.
The Massachusetts, route is from New
Bedford 20 Nantucket hfty-SiN miles
and return. partly by land and partly
by water. Trips would be made thlr-
teen times a week during the summe
months and SIN times in the winter.
An acroplane would have TO he able 70
carry a weight limit Of 5000 pounds.
The present cost OF the service Is s2S'-
GOO year.
The Alaskan routes form a connect
ING link from Seward 10 Nome. thence
10 Fairbanks and back to VALDEZ. Most
Of them call for a service twice wees
throughout the year. On some o. the
routes the cost now Is as high as 500
GOO wear. and IN winter slX weeks IS
REQUIRED 20 make the trip. The aero
plane contracts allow two days foi
most Of the trips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13
PARIS SHOCKED
HELLO GIRL" BRIDE
Young Wife. Suing. Says Aged
Husband Was Only Bodyguard.

Paterson. y j., Feb. IL. "A course
Of study of the high life OF Paris was
the way Mrs. kittie Anderton Donovan
described her honeymoon with Matthew.
Donovan. a wealthy furniture dealer o,
Paterson. who was thrice the age, OF
his twcnty-yeal-old wife when they
were married in 81. Patriek's Cathedral
New YORK. City. in January, 1913.
Mrs Donovan. who formerly was
hello girl" further alleges, in hei
suit FOR divorce started to-day tha'
when they returned TO America her
spouse acted more like a bodyguard 10
her than a husband; that he wouldn
allow her 20 have any callers, nor 'o
leave the house unaccompanied
THE sights | saw in PARIS shocNeo
me- said Kittie. and what kittie iur'
.her alleges would shock others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13
BERLIN POSTS EXCHANGES
Foreign Rates. Including Those iron
New York. Put Up on Boersc.

Berlin. Feb. T. by wireless to Say
vile. y. ~ Official quotations Of
foreign exchanges were posted on the
Bocrse to-day as follows according 70
the Overseas News Agency:
New York. 5.j05 TO 1925; Holland,
227a, 10 22Si.; Denmark. l5l", TO
152i4: Sweden. 1919. to 1921; Norway,
1871. to 1919; Switzerland. 1919 to
1919: Austria-Hungary. 30 TO 100;
Rumanis, s47s TO SOS; Bulgaria, u
20 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13
AERIAL MAILMEN
PLANNED BY U. S.
Burlesor Asks Bids for Regular
Acroplanc Service in
Massachusetts.

Washington. Feb. II. In an effort 10
improve the mail service and 20 sumu-
ate the development OF aviation. he
cause Of its relation 20 military pre-
psredness. Postmaster General Burlc
son to-day advertised Tor bids for aeris,
mail service. In this way msnufaotur-
ers Of seroplanes are given an oppor-
tunity 70 meet practical tests as reg
ulsr mail carriers. The bids are TO he
opened May 10. and October next is
named as the date FOR beginning ser
vice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13
$3.50 Hudson Seal Coat, $l25

loag Hudson seal dyed muskaD Coat hln mod.
with beaver collar. cuffs and border.
, Hudson Seal (Dyed NuSkraO Beautiful d4 Ssias nm-.,
Goats $500 each with natural ,suus border
inches long; plain, loose sy5Oo FO-lnch CTacu Co,
model $4,000.
}6-lnch Long Hudson seal Owed v,te ,f ,,s ia, ,t.t
Nuskra) CoItS. S9S. so ~ "' D." la1
A loose model trimmed with "ose "o1e'
either beaver skunk Red Fox Animal >.,,, ,soo
$4,000 j6-nch Hudson seal p,t -, NV.
Owed MuSkraD Coat $4,000. p'4'N 'o """ SeAN sloW
Koinsky collar cuffs and bor- Black Volt scars s7s5
der. A., ,..,,,,.,. ~, o4.e
1,,t ~. .,,e m seasons huSresS f,
Trimmed with taupe fox collar. W i | I'm '-''A ht
wide border. '0"' ''" '~A' 'o1e' at
$4,000 4O-lnch Long Caracul 'N'N
Coats Sl32.50 s.a.l Ves B.i.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13
Women's $40 to $40 Sample Coats, $l7.9S

week offered collection OF sample coats from the SAN,
ony who late
appointed them al Those who in two
Of them. bought 'e1 different Of
Another salesman has returned om his TRIP and brought ht,
group OF sample coats which bad necn duplicated the Ns
York show rooms secured group Offering Non
day at less regularly ne Fought wholesale
II is needless add that they the most exclusive adyr;,
STILES Spring.
Among T4fe4> Bolivia Cloths Co,erts Gatl.
dimes SergeS.
they model Sizes SO and 49, flt very au1F
that much larger will he comfortably nued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13
Special Sale of Dining Room Tables

very special oferiug MONDAY ne Anniyer'rT
February Furniture sale contributes purchase Of Dnr,
Room Tables
All are strongly Golden Sns viii
plank tops and offered savings running > re-
cent Deliveries will he made in about weeks
At SIS, regularly 44-nch SIS, regularly Sj150 Colo
top plain rounded feet. NAL design tor sor
extension. ieet D foot extension
At $3.50 regularly $3.50 s2s, regularly $3.50 Finch
carved CLAW Aim TOP. carved pedestal and claw ZEE.
o DOT extension. fS-in. or foot extension.
Past rtu-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13
"Hello, Triangle!
Hold the Wire!
Los Angeles Calling"

At quarter past nine last night the telephone oe''
rang in the Triangle Film Corporation offices III inc
Brokaw Bulding-and this Is the substance OF what
came over the wire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13

rang in the Triangle Film Corporation olhccS III uo
Brokaw Building and this IS the substance OF what
came over the wire
That you, New York;
"Aitken speaking
Griffith Ince and Sonnet in the room with me-
We have been 50 busy looking at pictures all day
that this is the first chance | have had to call YOU
"Evervbodv here is enthusiastic over them The
REPORTS we have had aren't strong enough. sen
NET saws he can't make the ocean behave to SUIT HIM;
that he's had cameras watching it under the cliffs for
weeks to catch it rough enough to be really funny
He wants to know whether think it's a joke
To- make keystone Comedies funny enough to keep
people roaring with laughter.
He is saving things to with tears IN his
voice about brckba piece Of PIE and lake
oh, yes
"SENNET says he is going to call the Conklin
picture with the fireman falling out Of bed into the
wagon HIS PRIDE AND SHAME
The picture with Fatty Arbuckle and Mabel
Nornand is THE LURE OF BROADWAY.
NO, No. That's the Of -not Il comment
on it. He says THE VILLAGE VAMPIRE. with
Fred Mace and Anna Luther is all done Yes, Macc
that's it.
"INCE says, Give it to them strong about "BUL-
LETS AND BROWN EYES'-with Bessie BarriS-
cale-and he's right!
But several of us here think THE MORAL
FIBRE-vou know, the one he sent photographs Of
with Howard Hickman and Frank Mills, will beat it.
There's Triangle in that picture that's not part of the
Trade Mark.
"Incc's II. W. Warner picture is to be called
THE RAIDERS Yes, there nine others of
Ince's nearly done.
"GRIFFITII says: I'm too busy making pict-
ures to talk about hem-you tell the fellows in New
York
Il say Triangle is Just getting into its stride. Tell
them | say Go see Lillian Gsh in "Marthas Nindica-
ton" and Mae Marsh in "Whodoo Ann.
Just mention the name of De Wolf Hopper to
those boys in the office and the day you show Sunshine
Dad in the projecting room there won't be desk in
the Office occupied
Griffith says
Hang up
"'TH Nc5c York it tales too much anyho,c and
that I'm tired of wasting time. | need all of mine for
pictures.
Can YOU print this in the papers!
YES, if YOU like.
Griffith interrupts to say They cant make
strong enough am going to telegraph it myself. Tell
New lork to quit talking. to hang up the receiver and
90 to the nearest theatre that is showing Triangle pct
ures.
"Good-nioht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13

and about i25 per cent SIX months pc
fore Member bank deposits show an
Increase 81 $500 900 and government
Jonosits decrease OF s3.000,0OO Tor
,be week The New York bank re-
nor,cd net withdrawal. Of both gov
ernment and member bank deposits
considerable gains in member bank de-
poslts. ,o,al
Federal Reserve agents report to,a'
Of s2ii 10000 Of reserve no,es ores Quo ono
standing. a decrease OF over so,ooo,ovo
since the end Of the preceding week week;
eight Of the banks having surrenhe !tn
notes for redemption. Agains,. oo one
above total the agents hold about s2oo,-
600 600 of gold and sl3soo 900 OF poper'
Statement, of the banks condition Oh
February II:
uESOI ECES
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-14

Board of Directors shall be elected by the
stock holcers OF the Corporation, at their an
nual meeting, held at III principal of1c of
the said Corporation i'm Lakeland, Florida,
ant the Corporation shall have the power thru
and by its Bylaws to create such other Of
fees as it may from time to time determine
The officers provided by this charter shall
be filled by the Board Of Directors, except
f1cers who are to have charge of the BUSH
ness of this Corporation and serve as such
until the first annual election of officers shall
be- G; f. Worrell, President vice-President
ant Henry Taylor, Secretary and Treasurer.
ARTICLE viii.
The names and residences of the subscrib
or: to these articles Of Incorporation lre
G. B. Worrell 1249 shares Of the capital
stock. Of the corporation.
Hnry Taylor 1249 shares Of the capital
stock OF the Corporation, B. X. Pancoas., 2
shares Of the capital stock Of the Corporation.
all OF st. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Flor
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the subscribers
hereto have each hereunto set their hands and
seals on the day and var fierst abov written
c. E. WOrrell tScaU
Henry Taylor (Seal)
STATE OF FLORIDA '
COUNTY OF PINELLAS
beIore me, John D. Harris, Notary Pub
personally appeared c. E. Worrell, Henry Tay-
ior Is. X. Pancoast to me well known to be
the persons described in and who executed the
foregoing artcls of incorporation and who
each acknowledged before me that they exc
cuted the same freely and voluntarily for
all OF the uses and purposes therein expressed
and set forth
in WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my official signature and afix the seal
OF my office this 23rd day Of October, 1916.
JOHN D. HARRIS,
Notary Public
My commission expires January 18th, 1918.
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