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Evening journal., 1916-12-07
HOSIERY COMPANY Gives
WORKERS WAGE increase

The Delaware Hosiery Manufactur-
ing Company located at Fifteenth and
Walnut streets. and for many years
one of the leading industries OF VIII
mington. has voluntarily given 20
per cent. increase in wages to en-
ployes throughout the plant. The in
crease went into effect yesterday.
Erwin VI. Berry. vice-president and
general manager OF the company. in
discussing the increase IN wages this
morning, said 240 girls working In the
plant would be benefited He explain
ed that the plant is unusually busy
and has a large number of orders at
this time. and that he has employment
for 10 TO 100 more girls II he can
get them The girls work % hours a
week They start 10 work at o'clock
and quit at $50, with half an hour for
lunch. and work only half day on
Saturday
Special efforts are being made by
the management TO secure 100 more
girls. and those who go 70 work there
now will get the benefit OF the large
increase IN wages Just granted. The
girls work piece work. and conse-
ouently the more work they turn out,
the more they will be benefited by the
increase. Girls in tie plant have been
making from 81 to S13 a week, and
they will be able to make consider
able more now. Every possible adj
vantage is given the female employees
i'm this plant. The plant has been
onerated for ten years without a shut
down. and the business is constantly
increasing
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
XMAS WILL find
lower MARKET
ST. IN Trenches
lContInued BON FIrat Page.l

CONTINUED From First Pagel
of cars Sufficient cars cannot be
obtained TO bringpthe brick from Bal
timore He admitted that under the
contract even after the paving is done
st has to lay 10 days before being
opened to yehicular travel This will
naturally make it after Christmas be-
fore the entire street below Fourth
can be opened.
At this time the paving is COM
pleted on both sides OF Market street
from Front TO Second. The bricks
are laid on the east side Of the street
to a point opposite the Jacoby store
below Third street. The traction com
pany is preparing today 20 put In a
new curve at Front street tonight, and
after this is done the east side Of
Market street will be opened between
Front and Second. II will he some
days yet bfore any more Of the street
can be opened.
A representative OF the Union Paw
ing Company was also seen. and
stated that the delay was due to the
shortage OF cars. He said one car
was In today and Is being unloaded,
and that the actual work OF repay
ing would be resumed tomorrow. No
work whatever is being done today.
The contractors representative also
said that there is no assurance that
more than two cars OF hyicks day
can be secured. and that It will re-
quire twelve more car loads to com
plete Market street to Fourth Every
effort is being made, he declared. 10
get the railroad company to furnish
cars.
The Union Paving Company repre-
sentative did not agree entirely with
Commissioners PiersOn that the work
OF paving could be completed in three
days II the bricks were here. He
thought Il would take a little longer
than that, and explained that Il would
he necessary to allow the bricks 10
set ten days so the concrete could
properly settle before travel would be
allowed TO go over Il. He did not
think the entire street below Fourth
could possibly be opened for travel
before Christmas.
Tile idea OF doing any work above
Fourth street this year was abandon
, ed some time ago.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
CENTRE GRANGE HAS
PRIZE CORN SHOW
County Agent Cooch Gives
Talk On Selection of
Seed for Planting
LITERARY PROGRAM
ADDS TO ENJOYMENT

Centre Grange held It's second an
nual corn show last night at Centre
Vile. IL was largely attended and
there were many exhibits Of different
varieties. Ribbons were awarded 20
winners as follows:
Yellow dent class--First, h. /. Dil-
worth. second Willard Cloud, Ken
nett Grange.
White Cap class-First, j. Picrson.
Hockessin Grange; second, Albert b.
Woodward
White corn--First. Ralph Trimbie'
Hockessin; second, George stevenson.
Best single ear-Horace l.. d /
worth: second. Robert II. Elliott
l.. r. Cooch, New Castle county ag-
cultural agent, gave an interesting
address on the selection OF corn. claim
ing that too often the farmers will
wait until the last minute before
planting and then 20 to the corn CRIB
and expect to find corn that should
grow and be an Improvement over last
years crop. Don 90 to tho corn
crib. go to tho field" he said. Sec
where your seed comes from. Go TO
the stalk. then you have an Oppor
tnnity to examine both ears and stalk
Even selecting from the piles In the
hold is better than the last mint.
catch-as-catch-can crib scheme. fou
cannot see through a 200 or 800
bushel pile Storing OF the seed is
Just as important as the selection. II
should be kept dry. have plenty Of
air and away from all vernin. In
storing. keep high and dry. Testing
the corn is the third essential to its
successful improvement"
Further information will be furnish
ed by Mr.. Cooch upon request, he an
nounced
Professor A. y. Grantham Of Della
ware College. judged the corn and
made an address.
a literary program was given as
follows: Singing by the quartet, com
posed Of Anna webb. Elizabeth Dn-
worth and Mr. and Mrs Walker; vio-
lin selections. Joseph Willis; current
events. Mr. Purnell.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
lloyd GElRGE is
CONFRONTED With
CABINET PROBLEM
lcnntinned Fro1n Page u

continued FROM thtt a.
seeking greater efficiency. more ag-
eressiveness and more compact or
ganization in her conduct OF the war.
Some dispatches even limited az
small war board" resembling the
council proposed by Lloyd George
and indicated that retirement OF Gen
eral Joffre In favor Of younger and
more vigorous commandments
was being considered.
Arthur Henderson. Lahorite. came
10 see Lloyd George fresh from an
early morning meeting OF members OF
his party. This conference OF the Lab
orltes adopted resolutions recommend
ING the governments delay In prevent
ing tho increase IN food prCes and
urginT the purchase by the govern
nent Of all food imports. the com
Wandering OF controlling of all
freight movements. the organization
and superyision OF all production, so
as 70 develop all home resources TO
the utmost.
Al the morning meeting OF the Lab
orites. Henderson formally communi-
Gated to his colleagues the invitation
he had previously received from
Lloyd George for the party TO partici'
nate in the new government. After
a general discussion. Henderson was
Instructed further 20 confer with
LLOYD George and 10 report later.
According to one prominent Labor
leader. there was a general feeling OF
regret among the party members over
Asqulth's resignation as premier. but
Il was perfectly evident that the party
was prepared TO support any premier
who demonstrated his purpose to pur'
sue the war vigorously.
Lloyd George was busy almost all
morning comforting with Bonar Law
Sir Edward Grey, Henderson and
others.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
BREAKS A
COLD IN
A HURRY
'Pape's Cold Compound
is pleasant and affords
instant Relief.

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a cold.
II promptly opens ologged-up nos
trils aud air passages in the head.
stops nasty Discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache, dullness.
feverishness. sore throat. sneezing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snuffling? Ease your throbbing
head Nothing else in the world
gives such prompt relief as "Pape's
Cold Compound which costs only %
cents at any drug store. II acts IS tn
out assistance. tastes nice. causes no
inconvenience. BE sure YOU get the
genuine. Don't accept something
else
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
They llven the liver and bowels and
strAighten you right
mp.
Don't he bilious, constipated. sick,
with breath bad and
stomach sour.

Tonight surei Take Cascarets aHf
enjoy the incest. gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up with your head clear. stom
ach sweet. breath right and feeling
fine. Get rid Of sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation, furred tongue,
sour stomach bad colds Clear your
skin, brighten your eyes, quicken
your step and feel like doing a full
days work. Cascarets are better than
salts, pills or calomel because they
don't shock the liver or gripe the
bowels OF cause inconvenience all the
next day
Mothers should give cross, sick, b'l-
ious. feverish children a whole Cas-
caret any time as they cannot injure
the thirty feet Of tender bowels
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
SCOUTS REGRFT KINGS PrClLL

Boy Scouts of Troop No. 2s. Of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association. at
Us meeting last night. adopted a reso-
luton expressing regret at the depar-
ture OF Captain Wesley King from the
city. Captain King has been ordered
TO return % the t. s A.
The resolution was signed by Scout
master Samuel NJ Rachlin, and the.
other officers OF the troop. as well as
the Scouts who attended last nights
meeting
Troop No. IS. under the leadership
OF Senior Patrol Leader Harry Scha-
grin. will hike on Saturday after
noon.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
KrySTONT p. z. WANT GAMES.

The Keystone f. c. hrst and second
basketball teams have few open
dates and would like 10 hear from
any teams in or out Of the city. The
FIRST team would like to hear from
any OF the Church League or City
League teams Address the Keystone
Field Club. No. 204 East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
GARD OF THANKS

Mr., Jesse Tyson and fnmiiv desire 20
thank their many friends. members os As-
bury NJ. = Church Lsdifi' aid Society.
and especially their noighhors. sor their kind.
ness. 'ympathy and beautiful horai offerings
during their recent Bereavement
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
Local SECURITIES MARKET
Laird and Company, dupont Buildin.,
STOCK MARKET
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. Leaders on the
stock market opened strong today. Utah
Copper opened AZ l2G i-2, up "a; L. s.
Rubber 90, mp J Atlantic Gulf, 1873. mp
l. international Paper pfd., LOG Is,
up SIS.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
LAME JOINTS

As cold weather comes on, many
people get lame, stin Joints. Take 10
drons BRAZILIAN BALM every hour
for week or two. Takes the cold.
soreness and Inflammation out OF
every Joint. organ and muscle OF the
system.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
Bv The United Press.

BY The United Press.
BERLIN. Via Sayvillo Wireless,
Dec. Occupation Of Campina and
Sinaia. in addition to the Rumanian
capital Of Bucharest. was announced
as further advance made by German
troops in today's official statement
Evening journal., 1916-12-07

Goods at sacrifice prices are CON
stantly offered in the Want Ads
Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07

wooded Carpathians is continuing
with temporarily increasing tire In
Moldavia and Forefeld skirmishes
north OF Dornavatra and in the Tro-
tosul valley. All attacks were re
pulsed.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
Bethel CHURCH MUSICALE

The hrst grand concert OF the WI.
mington Musical Association viii be
given In Bethel A. NJ. y. Church this
evening.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
RUMANIAN ARMY
makes SAFE Retreat

Continued from FIRST Pagel
we'll as of soldiers when the Rumanian
capital city was captured by the Ger
mans. Reports here today said the
city was not demolished
Evening journal., 1916-12-07

Metzeral is in Alsace near the bor-
der, and on the road to Colmar, from
which point II is about fifteen miles
distant.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07

Far infsnis. Isvslids and Growing Children
The orisinsi Food.Drint Per an AgsA
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press
BERLIN. Via Sayville Wireless.
Dec. THE Fifteenth Regiment OF
Westfalen Infantry succeeded in en-
tering q French trench and capturing
Height S04, on the west bank OF the
Mouse, todays official report asserted
The position was located southwest
OF Malancourt and figured extensively
in engagements this summer. The
summit OF the height was held, after
nve officers and 1870 men had been
captured.
Raiding detachments on the Mort
Homhne brought In eleven prisoners.
Evening journal., 1916-12-07

BY The United Press.
BERLIN. Via Sayville Wireless.
Dec. Capture OF a garrison of 40
Russians by German-Austro-H Hungar-
ian detachments which raided outpost
positions west of Luck on the Luga
river was stated today in the official
report. Along the same front the
Teutonic troops maintained their posi-
tions despite five night attacks,
BY The United Press.
BERLIN. Via Sayville Wireless.
Dec. THE Russian offensive in the
Evening journal., 1916-12-07
Bv The Tnited Press.

BY The United Press.
PARIS. Dec - Success OF
French surprise attack east Of Metz
eral was announced in today's official
statement. The French forces cap
tured a number Of prisoners.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24
STOCK INCREASE
RECOMMENDED
Nayne County and Home Saw
irgs Bank Plans To
Expand

N.,h NE stockholders of the
Naur County aai fiome Savings
Hn ~, called together at n a m.
E.--a IS. tor special meeting. by
r..-,f Jul.u H. Haass. there Wlli
g'5uiued 4 recommendation OF
t1r ocasd ot directors that the CAPT.
si stock be increased $50O,000, from
-oavoo 10 s.. 100000
Dee directors have given their ap-
prevail 10 s plan that The S5OG,o ,o0o
ps. value OF Tie new stock be dis
i.i9Uted 10 Tho stockholders AZ a
price ot $3.50 share, pro rata 10
.aer present holdings
pn rlc basis of the present price
OF $3.50 SHARE bid on the Detroit
stock exchaI 60 Wednesday, sub
script.on ris1r- 90 The new issue Viii
,epreecr, q -li. 90 the stockholders
The increase ina capital stock hes
Anrn necessary BECAUSE OF the rapid
growth of she ias,:tution. tho officers
explain Also. she oticers are look
iIg forward 90 iGtlre expansion.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

Local

Horper. 20 years. cerebral hemor.
rlsge; Edward Frlde. Ia T., Fort.
year. brGnoho Ineumoniai Mile Fer
ynisions. hert q. sands. II Mhchi;
roiscning. Marion &. SELF. 25s Trum-
bull 81 years. pulmonary phthisis;
Chailea NJ. Hardy. Sr;. 676 beaubisr.
Collins. iI57 Ninewoos. I year. bron-
Cho pneumonia; John Gekoiek. Re-
coiving hospital % years. fractured
skull joseph Ia Sage. ga Toledo, s5
years, HpoLlcNys Stanislawa kzodkie-
wicz. 1854 jos. campau months.
hroHCho pneumonia Irene May de
Haussin. 22t Twenty -socond. months,
'nhsr pnrnrnurin Edwin Fargo. chill
trcn's Free hospital. months, NAL
uutrlt 'un. ka! moud Christie, Detroit
Tuberculosis santtarium. year, pull
monarv uherculosis, Johanna Cody.
3-s Il. Fort. 81 years. chronic valvu-
lar heart disease. Hugh Mcmillan. &c
Truiuhull, Sb years. cerebral hemor-
rhogc. Mary NJ Olds. IS0 Helen. 81
wears, mitral insuihciency. Mary l..
smith ss Englewo9d. IS years MI
1913 tnBncid w. 81 years. fractured
hip. Frledericha Fansiow. tos Hum
bcldt .S years. lobar pneumonia,
John NJ Gourlay. Jr., 81 Harmon.
month. non-closure foramen ovale:
Elizabeth schroeder. 1i6 Cadillac. 5s
years. paralysis, RoS NJ. Traquair.
- iWtilth - years. cfySlpeldss
clara Bichel. 1sp Baldwin. 81 years.
brain tumor, susanna smith, 1I9
Congress r., - years. senility steve
StanislawSkt. 1885 Tarnow. about 33
years, inquest pending; Anna Rod
key 40. Firth. IS years inquest
pD ndine BESSIE Meuholt. s52 Joseph
campau. - Years. .lohHr pneumonia;
James Manchester. Childrep's Free
hcspitaI 10 days. malnutrltion, Re-
gina Skalski. Childrens Free hospi-
tat about : months. meningitis; Ed-
ward Erickson. Receiving hospital, 65
years. cry sipelaS. Hannah Moore. 2l
Neal. so years, sonihty. William y.
Van Wormcr. 2sS kosedale. | month.
crysiprlas. Daniel Mcnamara. 2E
Montcieir. .: years. alcoholism: Mary
r. Galusha. 9-S Nrcford, 90 years.
ere aral hcmorrhage Jane French. IS
Hazel 20 years. arterio- sclerosis:
Mary sim. SIS cass. IS years. cerebral
hemorrhage, George Campbell. Re-
c,tving hospital. about so years. IN
quest pending John Iagar. l0l Erie.
year. broncho pneumonia; Walter
G. Wines. ists w. Fort 81 years.
myoCarditis. George pante. 20 Os-
borne. years. scarlet fever. Rosie
Grecnburg. Chlldrens Free hospital
i years tuhcrcuiar meningitis. Eddy
Tr rity, BS5 Theodore. - days, bron-
,hial pneumonia. Stanislawa Orze-
kewsli, SIS Hastings, months. tu-
hercuiar glands. Hugo Friedman.
pending Nellie VI. Mccarthy, rrovl-
deuce hospital. 80 years puerperal
septiceirja francis T. McAuline, l7s
Gibson. ~ years, pulmonary tuber-
cutoSts. EliZ1beth Robertson. 2s1 Mel
drum. - years. scuility Fannie Koch.
e}s Mt Vernon. 20 years. carcinoma
OF liver.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24
Deaths

Marie Abbod. $50 Franklin. ~
months. broncho pneumonia, CJrl
Rasmussen. 464ia Holcomb. 2 day K
commissions. Isabel Basmussen. II.
MaTys hospital, ~ years. Intestinal
distractions Elizabeth Wien, $50
sheridan. 81 years cancer OF liver
and cvary. Michael Mayer. 954 MiChl-
Kan. 81 years. lobar pneumonia; Tcl-
ma GroAt, Grace Annex hospital 10
years. inquest pending George
Brown. lis3 Mcclellan, . days. vc-
tcution - urine May /. Mhttlce. Do
troit Tuberculosis sanitarIum, 20
wears. pulmonary tuberculosis Anna
frost. Harper hospital branch. -
years, intestinal obstructions. VIII
liam r. Fysh il5l sixteenth, - Yeas,
.obar pneumonia. Frpd LudeuNn.
harper hospital. - years. gastric
t"norrh1gr Edwin : ChurchtN, De
trott Tuberculosis sanitartuu. 80
years. pulmonary tubcrculos Hugh
Kane. Harper hospital 5, years.
acute edcma OF glottis. William Pan
kow. e53 Mack, - years. chronic
lronchttis Hughash Penny ~
krupp, 81 years ap0plCNv. TrN phe01
" TIeishor. 1917 THitd. ~ year., mi
ttai re<urg itatiou Russell ", Damn,
fo5S wits r.. . months lymphaticus.
oscar \. Neitingho0. Henry Ford hos
pltal IS years. acute lohdr rueUmo-
mia. Erastus HoSs"n chamberlin. i5o
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

COPpnP ATOMS
CASH HOLDINGS
LARGEST EVER

Cash holdings cf Industrial cor.
porationg are larger than tley have
heer 1T arv Dr-v!ous time lr history.
randire the fasf that m
prosperous periods caeh holding are
usrli., smaller than In depressed
uerol owing 20 tte larger amount
az moa,s reoH,-ed when bu-ine is
Gins F0Uf STATES steel Corpora.
f9U present a On hand some
thing H efIn7cp000 cash. and the
Gsf.- Electric 8 .9o0.0oo Bethlo-
i credited with sig000.
fr Anglo French hondF
i4afHer Co. IN is last
% errrt reported 1855
'H ' fac. resrly ala corpora.
.la rargt Ing record cash hold
fe lfF2c d holdings. result
.us from record earnings. places the
Vu.1Us industrial corporations in "A
wonderfully strong liquid position
which aIil become even stronger as
tbe scar 1910 progresses.
in tha matter of foreign competi-
tior after tho Nar thcy VIII have
this great advantage Of record cash
holdings hie5 efficiency, perfect or
sanization End rrnty OF men.
The situation abroad after the war
viii - just the contrary.
70 Be- because n this that many
American manufacturers are not an.
prchensive over tteir ability 20 CON
pete With Europe after the var.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24
WYANDOTTE

knights Of COLUMBUS took two
games from the Masour WEDNESDAYS,
IN the city bowling league scheduled
match at Loselles
The All-Good Fellows club will
give private dancing party. March
o, In oddfellows temple.
Miss Minnie Siclon and Miss OF
tia Hoffman won prizes "Wednesday
al meeting OF the one More club.
with Miss Pearl Beaudry. Chcrry-si
Members presented the hostess with
ivory toilet articles in token OF her
birthday. Miss Cecil EuNon viii cn-
tertaln the club next Wedne sday
Electric trucks and pleasure cars
viii be manufaCtuted ny the belmont
Electric Co. a new tirm locating here.
Operation is expected TO begin nest
week. Demonstrations With the de-
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24
Syndicate Buying Smith Block.

4 syndicate. IL Is understood. has
arranged for the purchase OF the
l0.-tory Henry Smith block, on the
southwes, cCfncr ~ state and Girls
wold-sis.. at 2 price reported TO b.
about $4,000 J, Was built three
Years ago by J. Henry Smith. who
manages the Peter Smith G. Sons
Co -rocery. which occupies The
ground noor, of Use building. Ben
-. Jacob. of tho Jacob-Nicol Co. Is
representing The syndicate.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

Detroit MAJ no the next conyen.
tioH city OF the National Association
of Builders Exchanges, according
to word received from Ectrolt dele.
gates attending tho 6fh annual con.
yontion IN Baltimore Baltimore and
Philadelphia exchange mon. who are
a deciding factor in the selection Of
the convention ciiy. favor Detroit,
u Is reported Henry OTIS. of De-
troll ~as elected second vice.pTosi.
dent Cf the national association.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

Rapids. have been the guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. w. +. Search, of No. SIS
n : hland-aye.. for several days.
The residence OF MIR. Sarrington
at No 10 Cottage Grove was the
scene of "A blaze Tuesday.
George Cline, OF No. 2Sa Hastings
81. was nned Sl5 ana $40 costs by
Justice flanagan, Monday. for being a
disorderly person.
Joe Rand. OF No. eco Highest. was
ined IS and IS costs by Justice Mar
shall. Monday, for beating his horses.
Frank klnel, OF No. 6a5 John k-st.,
was hned s5 ana S5 costs by Justice
flanagan. Tuesday, for violating the
traffic ordinances
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24
Prepare Against Con-
fiict, Not for 1t,
He Says
ASSERTS PEOPLE
MUST ORGANIZE
VI Il n hood Suffrage
Means Obligation for
Service, Gen. Says

ln taNoFlNs I.' pa'ult>> W" "uS'
not n"ce>odIll' ave up oar iue"is'
indeed We must cherish th"'h' II
We would progress, odi HeliAer
must "f disregard tht laci 'l'l We
are iar Nom attaining lh'm. W ''h
reference 'o war We owe Do 20 'hosv
who come aiter u.s. a. welt a. our
S,i'' fo remember thal IL l- Win
as, very mNNh "li' A.. "'H 'N'.I'
D. no immediate inol'a'io" oi us
ci-appearane' ~ our time Hec
o-a'llhs 'h.' TACT, w. Fhou'a MAKE
preparation no. io' Ii "Nt AGAINST
d. trtpa ration ri lA'- S'Ao lN al
INSURANCE f-ain-f ""r. not p''pdT'
a'ion t'r T.
ia f-.s way Cen Leonard WOOD.
l A. urged fhr importance o.
citizen -".li,f'. before uniformed
company of business men ID mill
''rf .r"n.ne md the naval rtstrV-
isis "wednesday aiierno p, 10 the
D. =. G.
He Illustrated me eHeet OF mill
-. -.
- -
oi crew ana oofpail teams VINO
a ......--,.,-,..a - -
-. -. ,...,ia- -,
-.
..,.. -. III, 80.
''' must organize not only ON
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

The Detroit steel Products 60 has
promoted " p WardcH. ~ former
home Office manager, to the post of
general sales manager. succeeding
y. 4 Smith. recently resigned Mr..
Wardcli formerly was with Albert
Kahn, architect and the United
States Gypsuia 20. Hc has been
with tho Detroi; Steel Products Co.
tic last severd ycafs.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-24

0Ck MARKET
IS UNCERTAIN
lernstIonal Situation Has
Depressing
k Effect

NV YORK. Feb. 2+.--Traders on
hOor OF the stock exchange 10
evidenced considerable uncer-
1nty in the face Of international
eeiopments. Prices opened on
and Ia. In the case of most ac-
vs. tissues, and fuctuated nncer-
3piy during the first few minutes
nding.
'S American Can was down IA, Steel
~ 4 <. Baldwin Locomotive OF IA,
kh American Locomotive down l-2.