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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21
F0EDt0aD0id
Operations
These Three Women Tell How They
Escaped the Dreadful Ordeal of
Surgical Operations.

Hospitals are great and necessary Institutions but they
should be the last resort for women who suffer with ills
peculiar to their SEX Many letters file in the Pinkham
Laboratory at Lynn Mass prove that great number OF
women after they have been recommended to submit to an
operation have been made we'll by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Here three such letters. All
sick women should read them.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

The Qulniss That Does Not Affect Head
Because of is tonic and laxative effect LA1A
TIVE BRoMO QUININE is better than OrdinaH
auinino and an be taken By anyone. aso.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

Red Cross Ball Blue, made in America,
therefore the best, delights the housewife.
All good grocers. Adv.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21
SALIVA

The saliva is a splendid plant for
hedges, for massing and for borders,
as well as for general planting. 1t
does best grown by itself
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

Insults and pills are best swallowed
without chewing.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

Where Switzerland Leads.
Switzerland spends more for relief
of the moor than does any other coun-
try.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

There's always room for one more
oyster in the soup.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

When lovers elODe its getaway fOI
common sense.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21
Peace at Any Price.

do you let your wife have her owB
way?"
Certainly; and most of mine.
Boston Evening Transcript.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

Marinette, Wis-"I went to the doctor and
he told me 1 must have an operation for female
trouble, and hated to have it done as had been
married only short time l would have terrible
pains and my hands and feet were cold all the
time. I took Lydia E. Pinlkhams Vegetable Com
pound and was cured, and / feel better IN every
way / give you permission to publish my name
because I am so thankful that feel well again.
Mrs. FRED BEHNEE, Marinette, Wis.
Detroit, Elich-@Wh first took Lydia z
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

with female troubles that could do anything and doctor
undergo operation could hardly Walk
without help when read about the Vegetable Compound ana wha
r. had done for others thought would try it. got bottle OF
lydia r. Pnhams Vegetable Compound and package OF Lydia
Pnkhams anaive Wash and used them according to drecon
They today able do all my work and lam Well
Mrs THos DwYER Milwaukee Ave, East Detroit, Mich
Bellevue PaI suffered than tongue tell with terrible
inflammation tried several doctors ana
they ali told the story that never could get vel without
Just dreaded the thought OF that also d
good other medicines that recommended to and none
of them helped until friend advised me to give LYDIA INK
hams Vegetable Compound trial The first bottle helped Kept
taking now don't know what is to be sick any more and
picking weight 90 old and weigh 5 pound
It will the greatest pleasure to me If can have the opo
tuny to recommend it to any other suffering IRENE
FRoEL1CHER Manhattan St. North Side, Bellevue, "a
II You would special advice write to Lydia f. Pnkha
Your letter be opened
and held in strict confidence
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21


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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21

w. N. u, FORT WAYNE, NO. 3-1916
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-29

didn't win, you other girls. You were
very, very close, many of you.
And now I'm going to try to forget
for another year 1 ever saw a gown
design. I've dreamed of them for a
week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-29

UIV6 UbIOI U% On
WINNERS DECIDED IN EASTER
FASHION CONTEST
BY Betty Brown
Miss Elizabeth COyne, 1892 Hern-
don st.
Miss Mae Hunsley, 1348 W. 18th st.
There, girls, are the names of the
winners in the contest to design a
gown for Mrs. Vernon Castle.
The creation by Miss COyne was
Judged the best Of all received and
will be sent to Cleveland to be judged
in connection with the best efforts
of other cities. She will get an
Easter hat from The Day Book
Miss Hunsley had the next best de-
sign and will also be given an Easter
hat.
Assisted by expert designers I have
carefully gone over every design sub
mitted, and, girls, it was huge task.
But 1 liked it, for all of you had
something different, and something
very interesting.
The expert designers who assisted
me were unanimous in the opinion
that great talent was exhibited by
the majority of the contestants, but
the two named had a distinctive
touch to their work that placed them
in front
Miss Coyne's design has a tight
fitting basque of green crepe meteor,
with a row of black buttons up the
front. Black velvet straps run over
the shoulders and the scarf sleeves
are of green tuIle. Black and white
stripes radiate from the waist over
the skirt, which is of green tulle over
a lower foundation of lace ruffles,
which peep from beneath the over
skirt. There is a ruffle Of lace around
the top Of the basque.
Miss Hunsley's effort is dashing
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-29

"CCh. 4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Osteopathic Woman's Club will
give benefit dinner-dance, Wed.
night, Lexington hotel for benefit Of
Osteopathic hospital
Sd ward Socialists meet tonight,
DrexeI hall, 10th and Cottage Grove
av. Republican and Democratic
candidates have been invited to talk
Path ward Socialists meet, tonight,
John school, Belmont av. and Lin
coin, for L W. Hardy, aldermanic
candidate. Rep Mason, Bill Gubbins
and Geo. Koop will speak.
33d ward meeting, Hertrich's hall,
42d and Armitage, tonight, for Frank
M. Padden, Democratic candidate for
alderman.
33d and 35th ward Socialists hold
joint meeting, Court hall, North and
keystone avs, tonight, 8 p. m. Speak
ers, VIM. E. Dunn and Fred Ebeling,
aldermanic candidates; Reps. Mad
sen and Mason.
21st and 22d ward Socialist meet
ing, Counts hall, Sedgwick and
BIackhawk, tonight. Charles Ander-
son, candidate 21st ward; Carl Par
deck, 22d ward, will speak. ,
1920
NEW YORK STOCKS. - Opened
irregular; trading professional
WHOLESALE PRODUCE. - Eggs,
1872; butter, SO.
WEATHER FORECAST
| IInnn+tInd ,,,na+har tnniorhf and
The sun., 1916-10-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

BOSTON SUBURBAN ELECTRIC-Repor,s
for year ended June 80. 1916, gross 1li6.S2?
against slfo ~, In previous year. net 3i+l +sS.
against sij5.il1; surplus g.. Isl, aSains, G.Cos
IN previous year.
DETROIT UNITED RY-Rsports Aug
gross s.4i5.l7S. inc. tls,l32: net after taxei
s5i.?!s. me. s66.S6. Fish; month"; Uoss so
A., 49,. inc. E.sii.sis: ne, after taxes 1880 $50,
Inc. &sS3.Sle.
ISTERMOrNTAIN RY. 1T 4 POWER
Reports for twelve months ended Aug. 1915
! gross revenue s2os ~. against si53 "a In pre-.
viOus year: net 81. 9en. against So, sTe; bal
ancr after charges a7.ji1. against So. 76i.
NORTHERN STATES POWER co Com
names controlled by Northern States Power
and STANDARD Gas & Electric reported AZ
aversge gain in electric output for week
! ended Sept - OF 81 Go over corresponding
week OF 1913. Minneapolis General Electric
Co reported gain OF Sc in electric out put
and Louisville Gas 4 Electric increase OF
s.6e6 in electric output and - q in gas out
put.
\. Y DOCK co August revenue. s:ss $50
inc over Aug 'aN. N',Hli: net income 81
al, inc. sl7,e0S; revenue 9 months 1916 81 40.
SHj, inc over 1915 a3l,eT: net income
months SG765. inc. 'soi.elt
PACIFIC CAS- & ELECTRIC-Dunng thrce
years ended Dec. 81, 1915. property securing
company's bonds increased Si2. IA. s7S while
| amount, Of bonds Of all issues outstanding
increased hut s27i,sp Working capital also
! greatly increased IN interval. In 1919 II re.
uu'red fooo Of net TO pay bond interest. ~
compared with 2Hgo IN 1875.
ST. JOSEPH RY. 1T. HEAT . POWER
Has executed its first and refundinG mort
gage for 81, 200. 40 to Bankers Trust Co. and
Mi-slsslp pi Valley Trust Co. A. trustees.
The sun., 1916-10-04
MINING NEWS.

ALASKA GOLD MINES co.-scp,ember
production 1885, 100 tons ore milled. assaying
avg. Of 81 20 a Ton,
BINGHAM MINES co. -Reportsd that last
company OF all debt, Rumored that initial
d dividend Will he ordered soon.
CALUMET & JEROME COPPER co -
Machinery necessary for sinking 1000 n. three
compartment shaft ordered.
EMMA COPPER o-J, J. Beeson. geolo.
gist. wired TO company that nj go II, II In.
sludEe turned gray aud then black and now
at .55 II 4 IN level solid sulphide has been
encountered for last 2,s II.
GRANNY CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
Earned q. t6T on stock in year ended June 10.
s"t.iOs.6gi, inc. Of .:.7G7, Os3, and balance after
mt. chgs. and dividends s. NJ 1854. improve.
mcnt OF N.'".:lo, Profit. and loss .urplu.
Production t2;is',0S3 lbs conner, compared
With :5,ili,059 lbs, in previous year,
INsrIRATiON COPPER CO.-sept, produc.
tion 1850, go lbs. copper. compared with H..
,0, eco In Aug. II, 800, 900 lbs, In July aud TO-.
5o, ma In June. Sept, 1915. production 2,7%s,-
o65 lbs.
INSPIRATION NEEDLES COPPER CO.-
Drill No. l reported 10 have struck pHtches Of
sulphlde ore, an Indication that sulph,dcS will
b" developed shortly, I'D. Rice Is In charge
AZ property,
MONITOR SILVER CO.-New inclined SHAFT
has been connected with main workings, en-,
abling extraction of ore AT considerable saving
ONO COPPER CO.-Judge Manton. In 4,
y. District Court. filed order allowing Inter
nat. X ntrrrnntlnentRl Mining X refining
corp, Ms holders of 5000 shares, 20 intervene
in foreclosure proceedings. This corp. ~
ported seeking to have order Of sale set aside
and 10 prevent levying 81 a share assessment.
us proposed by reorganization committee.
TONOPAH EXTENSION MINING CO.-Aur
| profits, 81, SOL IS. Receipts from mine and mill,
{l$7, 039, 81 current expenses, So, l38. 20.
The sun., 1916-10-04
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co.-Rercr,ed
shipments on company's new shell contract will
begin IN Oct. and continue through May.
Rumorcd that net earnings for common stock
for i.t . months nscsl year have teen over
s.. et. 600, equivalent to 81, . share on the So.
90. 900 stock.
AMERICAN PuNcruRE.PRooF TIRE CO.
Chartered in Washington 10 make tires Cepi.
tai stock. 100000 ncorporators n. 8. Wicks.
{. J. Smith. J. r. Casey.
INSTRUMENTATION CO.-Net. eight
months ended Aug 81. reported to have aver
ased 100000 a month. or a. rate OF " Q share
a year on 1900 common sha res, after deducting
~ for preferred stock. Sept. earnings reported
BONNER STEEL Co-Has taken under 3
VI. lease. with option to buy. plant Of Tons
wanda Iron 4 steel Go: Of North
NJ l.seb n, on Niagara River. ferro- manganese
will lie manufactured
FISKE RCBRER co -stocthcldcrs author.
iYcd Inc IN capital stock nv So .5o. q as fol
lows 81. Soo, 90 i.t pfd' conyer,inlc stock Of
which g. 700 will be issued at once 5000 .
90 I'd preferred stock. OF which 10000 Will
remain In treasury. Add. issue Of "a preferred
stock taken by junior security holders. being
offered 10 them on basis Of share Tor every
aggregate. syndicate headed by Eastaorook 4
Co has undsrw rit'en ist preferred. New cash
will lie used for working capital.
INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO.-Ccntrect
lc, for refinery AZ Fort C%cibcrne: Ont. Build.
inrs to Lc located on lake front. covering q
acres and cost about $500. or.
I'M b'rr,V .sns.ySS .e
oh"rlhs - Pr'i''r'u s"'N VI 'o"'a"'
PlTrsBuRG COAL co -Rendjustment plan
n'T''n ul.,1t',o Nv a. e, Az.
n,x,xx, c,-ryo, nv, 90 .nno,n,.a
~ N'nn' 80 H.. r,,r, mi. 1eld. Ia
ga w" 80 - y" n,,itt,,. ID. ,hr,rvh
Cushing and Iicsldton relds.
sl1Ss sl'LtilIlD SitrL ~. 49,,
surplus roy IuHr'sr 'nura "ut $500
s,itss lessl ",pcn.c,. &C.. s7.Ssi bond. int.
and ta,es. So. 500 balance after de,,uc;ing
equivalent to s. ~ on common stock. or al an.
nusl rat" " 81: IS per share. For Q months
ended Aug 81. net for stock vas S,io', sos
1855. 7ss. or ~ annual rat" Of Sitcs a share.
The sun., 1916-10-04

New York. Ontario and western Railroad.
secretary and treasurer. New Orleans was
chosen - next years convention dty.
s z. LOUIS sOUTHwEsTERN-1n hscal
year ended June 30. 1915. earned surplus OF
el.2s7.<66 compared with deficit In previous
year OF $3.50. eo3. Surplus is eauiv aient TO
6.31% on 80, $50. $50 of preferred stock. Gross
earnings were 81. 2A.lt9. inc. 3l.5ss.6ss; net
after taxes t,'i5, 25i. inc: t.ssa.si2; .grcss IN.
G.2!i.4S2. inc. No.i77. Percentage Of operating
expenses TO gross earnings 6s77. against 1857
IN 1915. Report 10 stockholders says in part
"Asricultura conditions throughout South.
west improved very materially during the
last year. This was due largely to the raising
creating a demand and market for cotton.
the money crop Of the south. with a re
sul'Rnt Increase IN prices for the staple. An
other Important factor was the change for
better IN the rural credit system. A liberal
extension OF credit at reasonable rates OF
In determining the ultimate crop production
as does the weather. the boil weevil and sim.
liar influencos.'
TERRE HAUTE D sOtTHEASTERN-
Earned surplus of S2I4. 1871 In fiscal year 1916.
an Increase OF Slai.l7s compared with 1915.
Gross earnings we're S2,b.s,0+s. inc. 77s.
President VI, j. Carpenter says that after
necessary deductions were made out OF bal.
anco for additions and improvements amount
left, nv ailable for income bond interest IN
TO june ]. 1918. date nj which n IL payable
at that season OF year. was ti.Ns. which
was less than minimum inst permitted
10 be paid under terms Of mortgage. Accord
ingly no disbursement was made on account
Of income bond interest during year. Total
ssa.S'? were current. Cash. s359.st7 Current
liabilities were s4Ja %.
The sun., 1916-10-04

svea Fire = Life Ins. c o Of ae,henburs.
sweden.
BurrALo SUBURBAN HOMES CORP,
Capital stock. tco.cs'' fncorporsiors. WIN II
Gutter. p. Eaton. Il. A. Piikington.
cAiRN LINE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Inc. OF
capital stock by S'e1, 100. Stockholders will be
allowed 10 subscribe 70 extent OF S5< OF
holdings.
CITY or PAIL RIvER-Tempersry iesr
OF 500, 900 has been sold 10 r. L.. Day q Co
at 2.67F discount.
N.ssrs. II es.rs. Owe Of w%. w essada '"'' 81
/ DRuGS-Excspt for opium. . better In.
auiry. appeared the isr week for practically
higher. Chemicals also showed broadenins
trade both for local and export account
Nth undsrtons sensrslly nr% and prics,
moderately active.
EXPORTS 4 IMPORTs-Exports reported by
y. Y. Custom House yesterday valued at q. ils,
S Ss; " ,.losd y, II q g. ST. r. , n.I ia1' So csss ss in :,
,.ra'y inelud:s Wh.;,; s..7G In corn IN
I,?sas Scl.. cor, scrsmeal. ,ss Ibis. ssy' 10 bale.
.lcchcl. :,.oe hbl.. Of cake. ..,oc ib. pork
S q Ss'' %, Ss'f n. II Gsi 1a de- s:r Sss s.s' IS, su IL:
j.5p lbs. checse. 1864 lbs ccaton,ced oil,
i4S,o 7S lbs. lubricatins oil. i,::7. 80 gals.
H~IDES-Trsdins In local market not par.
good and prices nrmer. leading brsnds heinz
Csntrsi Amsrtcs ,s6 ss,"c S'''
,xrrpS.r ,rrpC u.p,~r m -cs.,,u,
n N,En.sA MLn. a. Cnrrs =,
Chsncery. following presents, ion OF snidsv,ts
that ali clains had been paid or withdra wn.
aud that there 10 no opposition to discharge Of
INVESTMENT LisT-.A list Of bonds Tor
October investment has been prepsred by Met
fm, ,yncn 20 Inc 'n'ere'' ''e''' ''hS
LEATrIHR-Iocai market continued arm the
last week, WIN ,enasncy OF Nslnes aisv.c..y
Ens.ahd; anu iornt demaha s'so uoSeu r ~
o, nr"snenihk' r'n'ocs ~" q"''" ~ '''
-us.' a..
q CO'(ccePn scoerenc ~
been named mgr. OF municipal and rsiiroao
o" Mnp nups p,.Nu ANNA, .orv.c,,or
1880. nn. nnor.,,n~ rn%"r mi. Man q,
ot uo.pois Ion ',r,s"'ns wDi hsx,r
49, vsn. ,nI" ,,n,n,r. Nv. Ys., sso
there wcrc IS CON psn,cs operating under plan.
/ This year there are IS. New York company II
VI. and p months old. and 10 lending 8 ,OpD.
no q year 70 ANAL borrower. while So. 90.
~ additional 10 being lent by other co,npanies
Total loans to date number about III. zoo. az
! gresatins 81. ON. ON. Convention 10 held under
auspices Of Industrial Finance Corporation
witch organizes and installs Morris Flan com
psnies and provides . small proportion OF 'he''
capitsi , ,o -, ,.,n To-. -,
- Do,N 'c'-nSs Nv. s.,us." !, ,s,s
si.:"s compsrea w, AZ % tnc
30 t,. "a Sc over ssms SeroX IN 1913.
,-,, go, Cn"..a. vs~.s
~ 1,,n " yS,,. No. -. sAr;tfa6 m
nnu ~ go" ..movsA "a "a wall 4.
The sun., 1916-10-04
IL NEWS.

AuguS gross earnings % far reported To-
dicate 2 gain OF l7.5 per cent. over August.
is,S, These earnings are based on reports
age OF tho three districts. In CONSIDERING pre-.
urinary weekly figures for September II will
o. well TO note that the combined reports OF
an Important roads In September. 1916. showed
an increase OF $50 q mile in gross compared
with september, 1914. but q decrease of 09c6
compared. with September. 1919, and an in.
.rease OF l6cc compared with September.
1872. imilar figures Tor August, 1915, showed
an increase in gross for that month OF 1876
2 mile as compared with August, 1914. but a
decrease OF LIN q mile as compared with Au.
gust. 1919. and q decrease Of 3 sos "a compared
with August. 1912. Similar figures for July.
1915, showed . decrease In gross Of one third
OF i% q mile ~ compared with July. 1914,
while for June. 1915. there was shown . de
crease in Gross Of two-thirds Of is q mile as
compared with June. 1914.
The sun., 1916-10-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO koUYPMHNr
TRCSr OF 1910

The undsrhigned trustee will b prepared
on October 10, lsls, - deliver Dehnitivs a.
per cent. Certificates OF Ijaltimore and Ohio
Equipment Trust OF 1915 y, its once. Broad
and. Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, on sur
render Of lite Interim Certircatss.
Exchange Will also be made ct the cnhcs
pany. No. > Wall etrest. New York, on and
after ssid da'" To facilitate exchange.
New, York delivery at said once prior to
October 7. 1915.
.GiRARD Trust COMPANY. Trustee.
Philadelphia Pm. October ., 1915.
The sun., 1916-10-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
CALL MONEY

TIME MoNEY-Market easier. with indus
Trials offered freely. sixty days. 2sn3co
ninety days, Jd3i.oo. four months. 3su5,sG:
fvs months. 9l.a9isT. six months, 3na3isot.
The rance IN the week ended October 2.
1915. was from 2.acisT for sixty days to
id3LSo for six months: In tho week ended
October Q. 1914. from sass for sixty days to
sd;S for sig months: IN the week ended
October 10. 1918. from 4Aa5% for sixty days
10 ~ 49, for sig months.
COMMERCIAL rAPER-Market soft at
~ for prime four 90 six months hills. Rate
for ordinary good names. although quoted at
nv. - usual, was largely nominal. The
MARKET for trade scceptances remained un
changed and essy At ga. sii and clsT for
thirty. SIXTY. and ninety days Endorsed bills
receivable. n eligible for rcdiscount At Fed.
.rsl Reserve Bank. Ineligible bills softened to
~
The sun., 1916-10-04
U. .. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Expect. . Bi,l,o. fer Cotton Crop.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Oct. 8.-Henry y.
Pope. president Of the Farmers Union.
says every indication points TO a billion
dollar cotton crop n properly marketed,
The most valuable previous crop was In
1919. returns to farmers being nearly
5000. 000, 900 II the farmers will market
the remainder OF the crop slowly II will
sell for twenty cents. Nj. Pope believes.
The sun., 1916-10-04
Note-Asricultural aud live stock paper ma
TURTLES Of from 81 days to six months.
Commodity

futhorIkrd rat"s Tor hankcrs' Rcccptances.
3 minimum. - maximum. Rates for hills
~ exchange purchased In open market by At.
lsnta bank, 5isn5i.oe. Rates for bills with
t without member hank Endorsement. with
maturities of ninety days or less. purchased
IN open market by 81. Louis bank. 2ate,.
Rates for commercial paper purchased in open
market by Dallas bank, 3dbrs Rates for trade
sc'~ptances. with maturitics Of ninety days or
Ter hank Endorsement. by New Orleans branch
II Atlanta bank. J<ni- Rate Of 5s for com
modity paper with maturities Of from sixty
dayy to sx months nxed for San Francisco
The sun., 1916-10-04
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD.

hank Book No, 1865, issued BY
rhs Nr'ropoli'au savings Bank Of New
ofl iu.ut has been stopped. Finder
rts" retain book 10 bank.
The sun., 1916-10-04
YoRKIoN ExcRANoR.

Inc fsasurs Of the foreign exchange marke>
Yesterday wes the weakness Of mark ex.
change. Mark checks sold ~ low as On. a
new low ngurs for the month. Francs were
In the following tables. when III. do.
oand." sight or 'check' rate 10 quoted
in United states currency II 10 said TO
when quoted In foreign currency II is sad
10 Be against this country IL less than
pan For the convenience Of readers such
rA'.s are marked 'F" when IN favor OF
and "A" when against this country
The sun., 1916-10-04
SILVER PRICES,

t'crsge price OF silver In New York in
or,o%r 1915, was ts,sslsc, an ounce: October,
~, 0sSr: October. 1918. CO. 79c.; October,
.s-, e2,i1c.: October. 1911. % .a4c.
The sun., 1916-10-04
customs Receipts a7a2.7sa.47.

Tho total receipts for duties At the
Custom House Yesterday were S732,.
7S2.+7. Of which &~264.al46 60 was for mer,
chandise withdrawn from bonded ware,
houses AID ~$ic7,St1,,o for recent TN
portationk
The sun., 1916-10-04
KElLY.sPRINGFlelD TIRE COMPANY.

A quarterly divilen of four - ser CEN,
on the Common Stoc% OF this Company has
been. DECLARED. payable November 4, lNl
- stoekhold.rs OF record ut the Close Of
business October Isth l?is
y, A. SEAMAN, ssorstArA
New Fork. October 3. 1919.
The sun., 1916-10-04
n Is. Cnrnet nrnAh ana lrch S.ra~.

", ", Corner Nr0ad ans Arch Strests.
Philadelphia. Sept. -. 1918,
The directors have this day declared I.
quarterly dividend of Two per cent. fSi %
per shared. PAYABLE Oct ~. 1919. to stock-
holders OF record at tbs close ~ buslIsa,
Sept. so. 1915. Cheeks VIII be mated.
7 " MORRIS Treasure,
The sun., 1916-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Brown IT, " 4 Goa. n. Mills viii
be admitted TO partnership on November l,
end sttex thai date arm VII also rsprsssnt
The sun., 1916-10-04
NOTICE

NOTICE.
M Natiet Nstlonsl Dank IsosssA q
Natiok. In The state Of assachuSstt Il
closing lie affairs.
All note holders and other ersditoru sf
the association are therefore hereby noti-
ssd 10 present the notes and other claims
for payment
FRANK C. BISHOP. cashisr.
September 8. 1919
The sun., 1916-10-04
SUNDAY CREEK COMPANY
Collateral Trust Bonds

HOLDERS OF rNDEPOsITED BONDs
WILL HAVE THE PRIVILEGE UNTIL.
n INCLUDING OCTOBER 20. 1915, TO
THE SANE WITH THE CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK.
DEPOSITARY. UNDER THE COMMITTEE
AGREEMENT DATED July 4, 1915. IN
FORMATION MAY re OBTAINED or Z.
.. PEGRAM. SECRETARY. 20 WALL
STREET. NEW YORK.
JAMES 9 ALEXANDER. Chairman.
ARTHUR ANDERSON,
FREDERICK II. sHIPMAN,
JOHN QUINN. Counsel. Committsn
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United state. IAN Di.tricts,.

In the following table are summarized re.
ports OF all important American steam rail.
ways-compani now operatins a total OF
approximately 5000 miles OF road. The
"mtlc average IL obt aimed by dividing total
earnings by total mileage
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RATES ON OTHER COuNTRIEs.
Yesterday. Prev.
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,~HlIFotlmate par1ti.s OF above are: Hol.
land. 10 cents, Italy, Greece and switler.
lard tist. lire. drschma and france respec-
uvely; kusaa, $40 cents: Austria. TO- n
c-0'.; Denmark Sweden and Norway, 20 Is
4 cents; Argentina, gold, l 03dj pesos; In.
ca l~ cents; japan. <sH cents