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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
SEES OPPORTUNITY IN RUSSIA.
Writer says Great Chances Await
American Enterprise There.

Richard washburn Child. who has
heen travelling In Russia. contributes TO
the current issue Of Ererybody's Md0d-
sine an article calling on the United
States to waken to the trade opportunl-
ties that lie before 1t In Russia Summe
up his conclusions are:
Not to see the opportunity In Rus
STA is to be blind wilfully, n war has
awakened Russia. She has infinite re-
sources and deserves as a nation long
credit. She n manufacture all
that she needs to-day. nor Tomorrow,
Before she develops her own industries
she will need to 20 outside OF Russia
TO buy many things. We can make
them. In tho Development of her in
dustries she will need capital. We
have It."
Mr.. Child reports that on his recent
trip to Russia he found almost every
commercial nation on the globe except
the United States on the ield studying
the possibilities OF the country for trade
and the establishment Of credit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
WON'T TIE UP Du POINT CASH.
Court Refuses 70 Restrain Dividend
PAYMENT Pending Suit.

vice-Chancellor Lewis in the Chan
Gerry Court In Jersey city denied yes
terday a motion to restrain the pay
ment OF dividends to the $3.50 stock
holders OF the II. /. du Pont-de Nemours
Powder Company, a $40, GOO, 900 cor
poration.
The application vas made by Miss
IIetty l.. Henry OF Pompton Lakes. y.
j.. a former stenographer employed by
the company. Her father was killed
in the plant and. holding four shares
If stock, she sought to hold up the pay
ment OF the dividends until a suit pend
ing against the company for causing the
death of her father Is settled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
NEW B BIDS OPENED.
For Important Piece Of Work In
Brooklyn.

The Public Service Commission opened
bids yesterday for the construction OF
Section No. 8. Route No. 8 of the Four
teenth street Eastern Rapid Transit
Railroad In Brooklyn, part Of the dual
subway system. This section includes
a two track subway under Metropolitan
and Bushwick avenues from a point
near Manhattan avenue to Meserole
street. Williamsburg.
The unofficial totals OF the bids were
Macarthur Bros. Company. 1886 900
]. F. Cogan Company. $l.342, 900. and
Rodgers & Hagerty Company. Inc,
81, 1856, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23

The anproNlmate amount OF the liam or
charge, TO satisfy which the above de .cri bot
property - 10 he sold, ~ twenty-five thousand
two hundred tMcnty'siy and ~. 100 dollars
So. s26 90 with interest thereon from Tho gth
dag of May. 1915, together with the costs AMI
allowance amounting to three hunired nlnetv
I'VE ana l''loO doaars lSSaI 10, with inieres,
from May eth, l?ld. together with IN. eS
renscs of IN" sale The approximate amonn,
OF the taxes. assessments and water rates
or othcr liens, which are 10 hc allowed to The
nurclasor out OF the purchase money. or ,,aiJ
Nv me referee Is two hundred twenty fonr
AMI N'"o F-'' m dollars and interest w."
Illr~r l~f-int-"- are to hc sold stin,e,t IN nan
conditions, or state OF facts AN accurate an, s
Ney MAJ show, SUI
Dated New York, May 10Th. 1915
AAROLD T., MENUELsON. Refera.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
Structural steel Business Continues
to he Encouraging.

Railroad buying Of steel products n
much reduced In volume. hut some orders
sim coming IN to tho mills. Bridge work
also Is above the average. Car shops APP
parently are well covered on steel ana
new orders for rolling stock are small.
rhe demand for motive power also II
smaller. but some fair orders are still
pending,
structural steel business continued TO he
encouraging, although there are days OF
relatively small buying, Marine steel is
Main interest, however. for tho time
being Is centred IN the export demand.
which is heavy. and IN the placing OF mu-
milton orders requiring a large tonnage OF
rolled and forged steel,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
TOURS.
%FORECLOSuKE SALE.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY DI
rOkh-A.ce A. Crandell, Fla.nHH 40
Flanagan Realty Company and o'~ !'-
fendants.
In pursuance Of a 3udem.n, ., r..
closure and sale. duly made AMI erts's
the above,entitIe action and h-e-.as q.
s .ns sTa sss Of 4e.s Mey' isi'; l. tn
named. will sell at public au 'lor 10. s
Exchange salssroom; 70. 80 Wee
OF New York. on the$ day OF iuHe
az y o'clock noon on that day, by JOSH
y. DAY. Auctloneer, the prcm.s' t..
by said judgment TO be sVIl, ami O..
described as follows:
l. that certain lot. piece or pare. 81
.ns Horoash q Manhat,an 81 II. !:
New for,. IN the County aud So" . -
b.rs 5, and . West 65,h ~,r,.. as
bounded And described as follow
,nEGiNNiNG at a point on ,,r \' ="
and twenty-five feet G-5, Wee. " .
the corner formed 10y the irf,yrt. >
the Northerly side OF 65th S'rrat u.. N'
westerly side OF Central Park W.-
ming thence North.rly paral,. Y"u. ,.."..
Park West one hunireL 1900 fSe; tt"
,hshes 10 me centre me % go 4.
,hsnSe Westsriy aionS The oeh,re
with Central PARK West an o. :.
d,stnn,s though party wal o..
s,de OF 65th street. thence Ith'c, :
the same ninety.hve $50 tec' 2.
or, place OF beginning TOGEIt. .
al hNtures and articles t'tt. l. 10
used in the operation OF said pro
or which were declared to bs
said mortgage. together wi'r .'
hances, and all the estate avs 'r =
m9rtgagor In and to said prsrI.
Dated. New York, Nav : go
RICHARD 7. Il. kENTI>G vet
DAVIS, SfMMES n SCHhEtRIf
ncys for PLAINTIFF. ON p" tr. " e
Address, % Liberty street N
City.
The following IL a d!acrru - r--
eriy TO he sold. It's street 81 ..-
! and y W. sjth Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23

Notices have been sent to all OF the
offices OF the Western Union Tele.
graph Company to the effect that all
cables to London will have to lie filed
All hour earlier to conform with the
setting back Of British clocks one hour,
This notice was distributed following
the receipt OF advices from the other
side stating that there had been some
confusion resulting In the change In
time occasloned by the daylight law
going into effect in the British Isles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
CapituIation Of Answers.

The questions submitted with capitu-
lation of answers are as follows:
I. Will your business be directly affected
by peace IN Europe?
Yes. 72S, no. $50.
2. is the consumption OF the goods you
distribute or manufacture appreciably re-
duced by the relatively higher prices now
prevailing?
Yes. 229; no. LOSS.
J. Is there any unemployment Of labor
Yes, 2l5; no. 1889.
l. Is labor In your neighborhood con-
tented with the wages that are now being
Yes. ss7; no. SOS.
5. IL to the former question you answer
EMO" do you think there Is any serious
probability of important strikes during the
coming summer
Yes. 30s: no. 800.
6. Are the business men with whom you
come In contact satisfied with the opera
tion Of the Fedora reserve law
Yes, J,24&; no. 1871.
I. Do the business men with whom you
come In contact feel tina, there Is any
Imitation. Of currency or credit In this
country?
Yes. 3o7: no. lIs
s. Are the people In your section con
structively active? That 10 are they huild
ting new houses. charging their plants or
making permanent Improvements that be
speak their confidence in the future?
Ties. LAS: no. 30l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23

west t5th -
The approximate amount 81 til -. -
charSe. TO satisfy which ths 3d.
scrlbed property IL to he s,li 5
SAND siNty-siN aud tG-l1J ,S.H...
lars, with iuterc.t tuvtr1u tr,-. %. =
dak OF AprII. 1916, together wu ' '
anu auIounllIt 200 .."t
four and 63-l00 lslul h3I nn"'.a. N"H
terest from May ., 1915, togStG 81 . '
expenses OF the sule. The app :
amount OF the taxes. assessments .U
lowed 10 the purchaser out - TIE s.. d '
money. or paid hv tho Referee. r. .
hundred and fihr Dollars ara 'r' ,
Sild premises VIII lee SOFT tH'.H =
pflnr murtEaS' for on, h.r"-.' .
tani ,NoH O0oI Dollar. W.T.. ~"
inc rate uf J'e from l,hrunr.
Cated, Now YORK.. Ma \ lt'
RICHARD J, ID. kEATlAn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
C%0TT0NSEED OIL.

Part Of the selling during Yesterdays
More was heard Of Impending freer offer.
ings OF oil and freer grease markets. al
though rumors Of NC, decline In taliow
We're unfounded. Rehners were credited
with buying near positions. General
speculative trade was light and demand
was held in check by the lower lard
levels and the improved weather conditions
In the cotton belt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May - Dealings In stocks here
were very light to day Diamond Match. PEG.
pies Gas and Booth Fisheries preferred were
quite -trons Lindsay LiEht common was ac'
tive. with prices unchanged swift advanced
a point early. but lost the gain in the final
swift . per cent. bonds continued
strong Tn, summary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. May % Trading in stocks
was dull and featureless. Prices were eener
ally unchanged. Electric Storage Battery lost
q a point. while Lake Superior improved y
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May % Baltimore Tube
common sold up TO III. but later rcceied and
closed y OF from Saturdays final. Dawson
Chemical lost a point. Other stocks were
not much changed. Tie summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY. OF NEW
YORK Howard Wtllets Henry X HOY and
Frank J. Ha,l, as Trustees o. an csp Ms
.ts. plaintiffs. AGAINST Mary A. Thornton and
others. defendant.
and slc. Iuly mate AMI entered IN the above
,uiltlrd action. and bearing date. the 10th day
OF May. 1915, |, the undersigned. the referee
IN sad judgment named, Will sell at public
auction. AT the EXCHANGE Salesroom, No. lt.l6
vsecy Street, IN the Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY of New York, on the lith day of June.
illG at - O'Clock noon on that day by Joseph
y. Day aurtloueor. the premise directed by
sad Judgment 10 toe sold, and therein de
Al mat, certain lot, piece or parcel Of land,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
,r-cied. situate lying aud being IN the Bor.
ouch Of Manhattan Of the city OF. New York.
m the County and state % New York,
bounded and described AZ follows,
Beginning at a POINT on the norlherly side
Of Wet one Hundred AMI Thirty second
street distant one hundred feet westerly from
Thirty second Stree, and Amsterdam Avenue:
running thence northerly, parallel with Am.
sierdam Avenue. ninety nine feet eleven
inches; thence westerly. parallel with One
feet; thence sou'herly. parallel with Amster.
dam Avenue, nIne,s,nins iset eleven inches
Thirty,second street; and thence ~cssterly,
along the nor'hcrly side Of One Hundred ami
Thirty second street, twenty five feet to the
suh!cc, 10, together with the benefit Of an
agreement AZ 10 "nrfnlchmcnts recorded IN
Llhcr IL of section ! of tonVcyanccs page ~.
sad premises bon. now knnwu as ana hy
the street number five hundred and three
West One Hundred and Thirty second Street.
Dated New Nork. May mth. 1916.
.UARolDC HENDERSON. Referee.
FRANK L NALL.
Atorney for Plaintiffs.
ohi,e and Post Once address. No 80 BROAD
street. Borough Of Manhattan, New York
City. y V
The following - a diagram Of the proper,y
to be sold; IT. street number is J03 West 1924
street. New York City; ~
- os,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
BARRIS-LEwIS

ruptcy has been Med against Barris.
L,wis; lrr, manufseiprcr OF dre,se, at
Ito Natteo. on a claim for more than
$500. Liabilities stated to be $4,000, az.
sets. $500 The business was incorporated
s o os'e'"oer = 1919 with capital stock
FREDERICK II LEWIS. salesman, At $50
hi.ities s?l,457 and no assets. Most Of
tn, cents were cNniTasiea In cGnnecti,
Urn H"i H$s,; s!a%;s1a, NV; ! E.fais = E,
% l.. s, .Rnker. Waterbury, $4,000.
SAMUEL ~EpELMAN OF 100 West last
man Company at 900 Fifth avenue. nlci
a petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities
ssS2 and assets s9T In accounts.
W II LENT, grocer, OF Peekskiii, Med a
petition in bankruptcy showing liahili-
ties sS.9ii and assets s6se
Bankruptcy Schedules.
LIPpARD STEWART NOTOR SALES
coMfANy, lss IVES, rifty-sscopd strtei,
flied schedules showing liza bilities sJl.-
tss and nssets W5?';, consis,lnE Of
r. " Pelham, Boston, s3a, 1851, money
sdvanc:h and salary and John A Eek
wIENER 4 MISUNDERSTANDING skol-
nick. OF Wiener & skolnick. trading as
tne f'nplr" Hht company ny o' IN'ffN'I
ga 692 and assets 81, 9Ol.
JOHN RoSESSTEIN. cafe and novelties.
90 Worth street. filed schedules show
ing liabilities - SCI and assets $3.50
RECKIE Killing, grocer. 40 Ludlow
stre"' Med schedules showing liabilities
s6.42? and assets N,77s,
Assignments.
JACOB HERMAN. grocer, $40 East Fourth
street. made an assignment to Morris NJ
ASHER WAGNER. grocer, ,o5 Ess, Ilsth
street. made an assignment TO Benjamin
Meyers,
bankruptcy Discharges.
Judge Hand In the United states Dis
trict Court granted discharges to these
bankrupts: Neuberger JeweIry Company.
| Park Row liabilities s6t,t7O: DR.. Charles
y Kelsey, - East Twenty.ninth street,
IA hilities tl6,tts; Louise $. Jacobs. Fins
Daube, ll5 West seventy-hrst street. for
merry a curb stock broker. liabilities
ss,7t5. Edwin l. Wells. butcher, Maybrook,
\. y: Samuel Gl,ssgold, centrevillA, y Y,
formerly a furniture dealer In BROOKLYN
Nathan Abrams 1856 Grand ConCourse.
Reuben Tess. embroidery. 10 Orchard street:
Henry Pass. sI7 Park avenue formerly
svenus Harry A. weissberser. salesman
80 West Forty-second street; +. g Davis
and others. trading as cMurrav's, dry
goods, "3G6 Eighth avenue. Louis Hirshler.
waists. 20 West Twenty NTH street. Anna
Br,s2, instainent dealer. efnc Ams,er-
dam nyenue; Isidor Rosenberg, furniture.
mar Cloak Company. ~ Wooster street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
THE PITTSBURG MARKET,

PlTTSBURG. MAY :? THE market here
was quiet and only a few slight price
changes were recorded. Window Glass Nv.
chine common lost y. La Belle Iron gained
a The amman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23

~ NEEV wv atN'
Many who have bought large blocks
OF stock appear in the list for the first
time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
Effect Of war ON business.

The first question OF the series WI
you business be directly affected by
peace in Europe" received 12S re-
sponses in the affirmative and $50 In
the negative. In connection with these
answers II Is explained that those who
were apprehensive as to the effect OF
peace were for the most part interested
In the metal or munition Industries or
In the manufacture Of articles that were
imported before the war. 1t is added
that many who expect a slackening of
the war stimulated demand for special
ties are not disturbed by the prospect
and admit that they are gradually and
successfully preparing themselves for
euch q contingency.
The answers disclosed that business
men are generally satisfied with the OPP
Grafton OF the Federal reserve law.
that they do not feel that there is at
present any imitation OF credit or cur
rency In the country, and that they
are content that the tariff shall be-
taken on. OF politics and placed in the
hands of a tariff commission. that the
feeling of antagonism toward railroads
Is abating AMI hat public sentiment
has been awakened by 'he war and Is In
favor OF a preparedness programme.
Dealing with what We may describe
rs the pop.ico-economic situation dis
closed by our report II is said In the
pamphlet. at may be said that there is
evidenced a much keener appreciation Of
the essential relation between good gov
rnmen and good times, and while there
u but little disposition to d!sparage the
constructive achievements Of the present
Administration there is a widespread
Dissatisfaction with the selfish political
in~dividuaiism OF the present Cong 6ss
and a disposition TO hold the one that
shall succeed 1t to a strict a%ccoun,a-
billy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
WIDE FAITH SHOWN
IN NATIONS FUTURE
Business Men Outside Of New
York Tell Of Confidence
in Great Canvass.
1,71O ARE HEARD FROM

A booklet containing the answers or
i,710 business men throughout the coun-
try to questions submitted to them re-
latlng to important economic questions
has Just been published by Harris
Winthrop & Co. TIL booklet Is called
american Business as Affected by
Peace and Preparedness" Inquiries
were addressed to $500 prominent men.
In addition TO a compilation OF the re-
plies received the pamphlet contains
quotations from many letters on the
general situation.
an the selection Of those whose opin-
Ions We have thus sought to obtain" II
Is explained in the pamphlet. I'VE have
Included but few bankers and have
omitted altogether the business men OF
Greater New York. Our purpose has
been to obtain a reading Of the business
mind Of the United States at first hand
rather than through the eyes OF the
bankers. who must view events In the
light Of their financial trusteeship. or
men Of affairs who live In New York
and are precluded by the very ISOLATION
Of their metropolitan residence from
anything more than n vicarious knowl-
edge OF conditions outside the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. May e.-The statement Of
the receipts and disbursements OF the Treas
ury shows:
This mo Fiscal wear.
Receipts. .............,... $40 1892 $50, lis.0i1
DishursInent- ........... '3.F5',ojJ -. Ns,'3a
Deficit. Hss.O4 t33. 36i .so5
Receipts from customs to-day. ss4i.j21; m.
terual revenue, ordinary. y.lp 80; income
tax. sa:7.953. and miscellaneous. s.i.oi2
National bank notes received for redemp.
ton. s. 2i.5Sl.
The current statement, OF the United States
Treasurer for May :, shows
GENERAL FUND.
Available gold ................. So. ols. a3i
Available silver ................. i05l3S1i
United States notes ....-....... a.t-1.bs5
National bank notes and Federal
reserve notes ......-.........., 1855. sss
Certified checks on banks. .......... .l.s53
Subsidiary silver. minor coin and
silver bullion ................ 25.1oi. lGJ
tnclassiied Unsorted currency. 81. 60
Deposits IN banks and Philippine
Treasury .................".... s?,9ii. 80
Available currency IN Treasury
and bank. -. eis eaa o7o
Deduct current liabilities ........... q. .i3 sHi
Net balance III general fund .,...... l.i.7Nn.l56
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. ........... si5e. 919 n:3
TRUST FUND
To redeem outstanding certificates 81 .9s3, 2ic. az
Grand total cash assets III Treas.
ury . 321 7S5 Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23

JACOB HERMAN. grocer, $40 East Fourth
street. made an assignment to Morris NJ
Gross.
ASHER WAGNER. grocer, IO5 East 18Th
street. made an assignment TO Benjamin
Meyers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-25
PURE BLOOD.

Twentv-four hours after You start TO
take DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery, poisonous matter and blood
impurities begin to leave your body
through the eliminative organs.
1t brings new activity to the liver,
stomach and bowels in short time,
thus causing sallowness, indigestion
and constipation to disappear.
1t enters the tiny blood vessels of
the skin, bringing with it fresh vita
lized blood; and abiding faith in its
wonderful cleansing power has come
to thousands, when pimples, bolls, car
buncles, rash, eczema, acne and other
skin troubles dried up and disap-
peared.
Good blood means good health good
health means strong men and women,
full Of yig0r and ambition, with minds
alert and muscles ever willing. Amy
medicine dealer will supply you with
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
in either liquid or tablet form. Re-
member it is not patent medicine for
its ingredients are printed on the wrap
per. It's pure glycerlc extract OF
roots, made without alcohol.
Write to DR.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, n. Y, for free booklet on blood.
Sick people are invited to consult
DIR. Pierce, by letter, free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-25
SAI4ESMNNSHIP ETHICS
DEFINED BY LIFE
INSURANCE PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-A recent
address by William r. Malone. pres
ident of the Postal Life Insurance
company, contains a statement that
the informing press, the advertis-
ing announcement, and the salesman
have a cldse relationship. At least
they are in active alliance. The
principles that are now being put
behind them and are effectively act
uating them constitute a high ethic-
al standard They do not constitute
finished product, a stable thing
stored away, but something in the
making. something that is never
finished but always being improved.
America is imparting to other ma
tiOns this triple alliance in improved
and improving salesmanship. Mr..
MalOne's declaration is based upon
one of the broadest experiences that
it has been the fortune of American
business men to enjoy. He is at the
read of a nOn-agency company. Not
withstanding that it does not employ
field representatives, he claims it to
be pre-eminently a salesman's COM
pany Beginning with the suggestion
conveyed through advertising. the
company develops a plan so that its
poicy-holders become its statesmen.
In this way a successful business in
stitution has been achieved through
" hat the life insurance company
terms the relationship of "the in
forming press. the advertising an
aouncement and the salesman"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-25
EaT9l&iNESA'
Y D Y,
QEC
INTERESTING REPORT.

An interesting report that should be
read by all young girls who are plan
ming to earn their living and looking
about for ways to do 1t has Just been
issued by the intercollegiate bureau
of occupations for women. This bu-
reau tries to point out ways other
than teaching by which women may
become self-supporting and though it
works in the interest of college wo-
men, it is nevertheless of a good deal
of help and inspiration to other wo-
men.
In this particular report emphasis
is laid on the fact that there is great
er demand than supply in the branch
of dietetiCs. Good dietitians are rare
and the girl who is interested in this
line Of domestic economy will do we'll
to study the subject
There are calls for the trained die.
titan from clubs, hospitals and many
institutions, both private and public,
and the report says that the woman
who has a thorough training in one OF
the recognized economic training
schools will find herself in demand
The main thing for the enterprising
girl however, is to get hold of this re-
port herself and study what It has to
say on many points, The address OF
the bureau will be given TO any one on
request The bureau seeks to do a
wide and efficient service and has
proved its value cOncluSiVelV since its
establishment.