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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

tribe weaker. with a wider range. Buyers
were rather cautious, as they consider
lower Trading generally was Irregular and
unsatisfactory. There was a GOOD demand
a sSr Sr;a..sd 1..di.. ss;: in nh isi. d Srs.ss,
len. hss.!P,, Of packing stock WEI.
Prices: Creamery extras o: score. ara
s1as' AL slsh 81 50 sSo!'ns ed ls,.i ss z = sss
]ss,tfs.: ss,.s.; 'I ars';. SsS assS' : ..e,
dairy. nnest. So. a Sc; good to prime.
ss+ o aoe ladies. arst., .sh. 9 &c; PACK:
Ing stock current make, hne, a5he.;
and owners Of nns stock. held arm Tor out.
saSs RI'' % cent?. SG%e . q asa ass s asHf's {: uH Hs:s:i
was q slow demand, with exporters buying
isl.e,; white specials iss alsi.c.; average
i4G%,ss' . issis daisies. erTssni %.1, w,.a aoS
ian zoe ,Ts:S ls'.s, STATE skins; bed
l5%c choice. Ia di5c.
EGGs-Reeeip,s the nrst three days OF
the week Exceeded those OF ne previous
what at the close. Buyers are paying
high price. in the country and large ausn'
, NATURAL. sTs s s.@. P ,s { make. fGr ''S srm, p Tni.
! eggs we're in liberal supply, but prices held
at former quotations. Goose esss were .
.a,H... 'S sssis. f,es Storage s.'i nscs:d i'nss q.,a
?21..i,c.; extras, arsts. s2xc. nrst., .oS
m::s; .ee0nss, :ca;.i,s; dirii.'' No, !
se@ .E;e whites. sssssss'! brown. 9 3
q sss.; Maryland and Baltimore. selected
| IS n 3sc.; Western and Southern, $50 sac.
goose so a sec
DRESSED PouLTRY-Milder. weathel
at shipping points forced much of tn
trssh t9us Which was no, under ie.
showed some in bad condition. Iced lot,
sell a little under the dry. packed OF gooe
ro"a to meet the demand. Only 4
few nearby broilers were on the market
no, snoush 70 warrant 4 aaG;..ion, SQUAD,
iittls buying Of frosen stock. all line. w.r'
held at former quotations and marke
clo;sa nrm; Price; TuT ansr %ssi:Tn hen
10 good, 2s 70 zoe: chickens. |: TO box
Western; mig ,s%; To-, ,7s ,y n.s i:rn I %s., Is :
90 lbs. and over to- dozen, zoe, - Il
4 ib,i isse'; under 80 't.; ise' wss,srn
sr, nseaided' large. Isi,c.: old rcos
tsr.. Use; squads, prime white. 10 ib., =
tSrkeys. frozen, selected Young hens, s2d
sc: toms. ssaa5c.; no, !, .eOa:bc.; broiI
sr., sl. box; Is to Z. IS:. aee;; cor,
mraL fed, 81 TO 50 lbs. 81 % 2?c. - to 4
lhs'. age; corn fed, al to IS lbs. sec,
TO is:' :0ssie,; sor's; w.st
ss"io ~ lbs. i1n aisc oid Iso.tsrs. Tic.
SucSs. Long Island. Sic; Western. Is
sic; geese. wsstsrH. b0sec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
FLAWS FOUND in :
RESERVE BANK ACT
Tendency to Initiation Is Dis
cussed by Financial
Publication.
EAGERNESS FOR PROFIT

Under the title THE Tendency 40 In
nation.' an editorial in the April Jour
nal of the American Bankers Associa-
ton. states that the problems connected
with the Interpretation and application
OF the Federal reserve act have been
complicated by the desire that the hanks
earn profits and by uncovering defects
Of the act itself. The editorial reads
in part:
Matters would be greatly simplihed
II the entire subscription 70 capital STOCK
were made a liability OF the mt
banks and the paid in proportion re-
turned TO them. THIS would. OF course
relieve the reserve banks or the neces-
sity of earning dividends. and II they
were SO relieved there w0hid % IesS
ea gerness to get their notes into clrcu-
lation. The issue Of notes under the
conditions that have existed for a year
creates a dilemma. II the presence o.
money i'm unnecessary quantity mas maue
rediscounting infrequent. adding 10 inc
sum Of the currency as a means OF earn
ing profits makes earning by rediscouht
still more remote
The provision for the refunding OF
Government bonds having the circuis-
ton privilege permits the Federal re
serve banks after their purchase OF sucn
bonds. to issue notes against them II
they SO desire. These are called reo-
eral reserve bank notes. and they MAKE
still another addition TO the variegations
o. the currency. Only one reserve bank
seems TO he making a particular eHor'
to put on, such notes. The Kansas
civ Reserve Bank il industriouely
drumming up business OF this KIND IL
has sen, out the following circular lei
ter addressed TO emb banks in DIS
trict No 10: .
within "A few days his bank VII
be In position to ,ssue. in $lo d~enoinih"
ton only. the frsi Of the new rsdera
reserve bank rsp.es We have no doub'
YOU will ne glad to receive a few thou
sand OF this nsw and attractive currenc,
for local dis. button aDd are Pleased u
advise tina; for your New YORK, Ga
cago or 81. lOuis exchange. al par VI
will make shipment ~ your require
mems
The ~presumable purpose OF the Nan
sas city Reserve Bank n creating
demand for Federal reserve bank nnie
IS prof; On the frs; million the ham
can probably earn ! clio per Gent. at'
by using the proceeds Of that tTanSic
ton 20 buy more bonds IL can go OF
almost indefinitely pouring Dat HOOD
OF currency. There has neen no indica
ton that the Federal Reserve Board na
any notion 81 damming thi. sire im'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Failures sliR htly Firmer on Sales
Of 500 Tons.

The market for sugar futures was moder-
ately active. total sales amounting TO 500
tons and prices were frmor. the old crop posi-
tions being net unchan&e Cd 10 : points higher.
while the late months were unchanged to 2
points lower. There wAs fairly good huylns
by trade Interests And a more confident feel.
ing prevailed as . result OF . s'csdier tone in
the spot position. where buyers seemed more
disposed TO meet sellers views.
The epct market developed 4 little rore &C
tivIty and sales were reported of 2SO bags
of Cubas n operators At <.ic. April clearance
and 5000 bass to operators for April ship
ment at the same price. There were slso
sales OF goo bags of Porto Ricos to = local
refner At prtcrs EQUAL TO Sc. for ccntifusal
delivered and = 300 bags of fnll duty srgA-s.
believed TO be TO . Canadian rehner, st *ic
G ! T. New York.
The market for refined surar was firm and
Unbalanced. With fine granulated quoted at :
TO =, ioc. but while refuers were sull busy on
old Orders there was coniparauvely little nev
business in evidence. Futures prices follow
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$66,oOO,0o0 BOND
OFFERING BY CITY
4 IL Per Cent. Issue Likely to
BE Bought Up at
Premium.
1O2 1.2 Is BID ALREADY

Indications are that the Offering OF
the Sl0.o o 900 AZ per cent. gold cor
porats stock Of the city Of New York
and the $4,000. 900 ~ per cent. gold
serial corporate stock on April ~, ~
announced yesterday. will be one OF the
most successful pieces Of financing ever
done by the city. The demand for his
sort Of bonds is excellent at the present
time and bond men confess that In spite
Of the number Of high grade issues which
have made their appearance during the
past six months they are unable TO sup.
ply the demand. The probabilities are
that the bonds will bear 4 considerable
premium. They were traded In on the curo
yesterday on Q when Issued baets AZ
prices ranging between 102N and 1914:
Abou. 3ls5. 900 Of the new bonds changed
hands.
II Is considered probable that at least
two big banking syndicates. and perhaps
others, will bid for the bonds. one OF
these syndicates will probably be com.
| posed Of the Guaranty Trust Company.
the National City Bank and Harris,
| Forbes 4 Co, while the other will con-
| rist OF William A. Read 4 CO. n kuhn'
Loeb 4 Co.
One Of the most significant features
Of the Offering Is the fact tnat IL VIII
bear interest at the rate OF ~ Per
cent. against AZ per cent. the interest,"
borne BY the S4S. 900. 900 nifty year cor.
poeate stock and the $4,000. 900 serial
fifteen year stock sold last June. The
average price received by the city last
year for Its long term %is per cent. bonda
was l0i.253. while the serial bonds
brought lol. 3o6. 1t In U TO the I'M
provesnent In the bond market rather
than to any Improvement in the city
credit that the Comptroller IL enabled &c
oYer az Der e bonds At this time
and see them traded In at once at prices
above ZOE. The bonds which sold at tht
above prices last June are now quoted
at around los.
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TO FOIL STOCK SEIZURES.
Security Compasies Evolve PIaa 70
Evade war Captures.

The leading security companies Of
the country have announced through
their agent. the Towner Rating Bureau.
a plan for the sale transfer Of eecuri-
ties from Europe to this country. which
is based on the destruction Of the securi-
ties abroad in the presence Of several
parties, the transfer Of \ document de.
scribing the destroyed securities to this
country. and the issuance here Of new
securities In accordance with the de.
scriptions. The plan has been formu-
lated as q defence AGAINST the seixure OF
securities by belligerent nations.
II is argued that the documents de-
scribing the destroyed securities will be
valueless, since they are not negotiable
and call for the reissuance OF corporate
stock only in the names Of the persons
mentioned thereon. 1t liz further brought
forward that such documents would es-
ape insurance rates. The bonds which
will be furnished at resistance will be
similar 10 those issued in the case OF
"lost securities and the rates to be
charged are set at those paid for the
stocks and bonds lost on the Titanic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
AUTO TOP TRADE BOOMING.
SprimgaeId body Corporation Re-
ports Heavy Business.

Semi-oficiai advices from the Spring
field Body Corporation. the concern
which controls the paten; rights FOR the
ina manufacture OF and also manufactures
tops for automobiles. making either linn
CUISINE or touring car bodice. state that
gratifying progress has been made at
the oompany's plant since the sale OF
$4,000 \ per cent. cumulative proht
sharing stock OF that company In Feb
ruary.
The plant At Springfield. Mass, * no"
on a ba sis Of quantity production. Dee
~liveries on contract increased 30 per
rent. during March over the February
output, while 1t Is estimated thas April
will show an increase Of 80 per cent
over the March output. h compan,
IL now up on all It's deliveries and Is
shipping az per contract schedule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
RELIEVING THE TIEUP.
>access Reported by Eastern
ireisht AccamulatiOn Conference.

TIE Eastern freight accumulation con-
'rence. formed by Interstate Commerce
Commissioner T.. +. Clark and the execu-
tyes Of the Eastern railways two weeks
ago 10 deal with the problem Of freight
congestion, has issued a statement re-
r'rtins considerable progress and a
right outlook for the future. Particu-
lAi success has been attained. II is said,
IN New England, where = number Of in
~s'eetors have been sent to investigate
Shd make recommendations. Belief Is
expressed that the situation will allow
i0ese Inspectors to be transferred in a
snort time TO other roads.
In a little over two weeks" the state
r'7' SAYS. several effective measures
" rei!ef have been adopted. considerable
territory has been cleared to permit OF
H'Fe efficient handling Of freight. infor-
nation has been gathered which makes
'"ss'hle the placing or raising OF EN-
haIsoes on a basis that meets the re-
qJirements Of the whole situation rather
man the interests of an individual road
snf the active cooperation Of shippers,
usd" organizations and public service
'''n'nissions has been secured and CO.
orflnated 10 a common end.
The subcommittee on freight ac-
emulation. which vas appointed shortly
t'ier the organization OF the conference,
'as nad active charge or the gathering
y data a. 10 conditions In sections 30
Hr Investigated. This committee has
SEM out twenty-one inspectors In New
England and New York harbor territory.
through the efforts OF this committee the
situation in New England has been ma
'er!ally improved and much OF the New
Haven territory opened up for business
aready under load and held up on ac-
cunt OF embargo. A reduction In the
Total number Of cars OF the e Haven
system and reclaimed against the New
Haven was effected In less than three
s-es: - ;ha sxtaTt o; 1890 cara. Th!:
Ia naturally relieved the whole situa.
ton and incidentally Resulted in a saw
's IT sj,0s7 daily in per diem charges
81 cars TO the New Haven.
The subcommittee on embargoes has
Teen In daily session considering hun
trtfs ~ requests from shippers from al
parts Of the country. The New HaveI
embargo has been materially modified
0y This committee the Erie embargo or
.fan has been raised 10 the extent Ol
iSo cars a day and Nhs New York Cen
wal embargo on export grain has beer
'aSef subject to acceptance by desig
Hs'ed agent and upon satisfactory proc
OF Dream contract for vessel space. X,
s'Wns the embargo committee the Wild
Isl authority no embargo may h plscet
" rsseh on any o that would ad
'srss'y affect the whole situation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
Lehish valley sells Bonds.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
ha. sold SiO,Ss7. 900 IA per cent. bonds
under its general consolidated mortgage
Of September 80. 1908. to Drexel x Co. of
Philadelphia. The bonds mature May !.
2003. This II the first financing done
by the road since late in 1918. Proceeds
from the sale are to be used for the pur-
chase " additional locomotives. steel
ma ssenger cars and freight equipment
and for terminals and other improve
ments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
MidvaIe Elects Directors.

The following new directors of the
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
were elected yesterday: John c. Neale.
vice president and general manager Of
sales of the Cambria steel Company r.
Z. Slick. vice-president and general man
ager of the Cambria Steel Company, and
william b. Dickson. secretary and treas
urer OF the Midvsle Steel and Ordnance
Company. The retiring directors were
reelected.
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22nd street
Section =. Block 7Ns stree. Nos. I:.,
ia and l26 West .3rd street ana No. us
West .2nd Street.
Free and clear OF all ncumbrsnces and
liens.
Approximate amount Of plaintiffs mort
gage debt. coets and allowances s..s5T(Ef.
pefendanis. mortgage debts, cots and all
louances. t-s.@e. 80. the said defendan:S
mortsage debts being secured by hlsnk.,
mortgages covering above described prop
eriy and adjoining property numbers isl
and l2S West 22nd Street.
Dated New York. March iNh. 1915
WILLIAM = CLARE. Referee
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The Philadelphia Company has de-
clared a dividend of ia. per cent. on
its common stock. payable May | to
holders Of record April Is. This Is an
increase OF Z per cent. quarterly and
restores the stock TO its : per cent.
yearly basis
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PROPOSALS For MOTOR TRUCK
CHASSES-Dhlce I.pol - NJ. Army
building, New York Cl,y, scaled proposals
Will he received here Until ~ A NJ. April
L.. 1916. for furn!shiug in lots AS r.quired
before July |. 1915, from I to 100 motor
truck chasses 20 carry 20 '7't bodies, A.
ternate bids invited for bodice, and for
trucks complete with bodies Also r,r from
! 20 5 GLASSES equipped with coo gal. s,esl
tanks, and to , compel" repair trucks.
Further Information on application.
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??nd street

Section . Block 7ss. stree, Nos. I2l
ana i?3 West ::nd Street. Free and
clear Of all encum brAnoes and liens.
Approximate amount of PLAINTIFF mort
gaee debt costs and allowances. ISL. tss 81.
Defendants mortgage debts, oosts and AL
!owances. 3.st57 IS, the said defendants
mortgage debts being secured by blanket
morigages covering above described prop.
er,y and adjoining property numbers 10
west 2end Street and l:2. l2< and i.s
West 23rd Street.
Dated New York. March 18th, 1915.
WILBUR LARRFMORE. Referee.
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IN Observation-Disclosures. Court.
County OF New York-rhe Bank for say.
ings IN the City OF New York. Plaintiff.
against Walton G. Althsuse and Others,
Defendants. Clerks File No. $685.. Year
1918; Cadwalader, wickersham & aft,
plairtins Attorneys. 20 Wall Stree. New
York
Judgment entered March :ih. 1916 pIr.
susnt 20 said Judgment the undersirrsd
Will SCI at public auction a. ENcharS.
Sa1tsroom. Nos. I<-lb Vesey Street n
Borough ~ Manhattan. CITY - sew YORK.
a. y o'clock noon. on APR, 18Th. l3l. by
JOSEPH +. DAY. AuCtionc'r. She nor
gagged premises directed by said Judgment
to he sold, situated on the East ia, o.:
Greene street. In said Borough. beginning
100 feet south of the southess' corner ~
said street and Wes' Houston stree. eN-
tending south - feet In width In front and
rear by 100 feet I'm depth Section . BLOCK
Ji3, Street Nos lF and I50 Greene at v
West Houston stree,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
F~ORECLOsuRE SALE
IN ~FOREcLOsuHE

IN FoREcLOsuRE.
xsuPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-THE SEAMEN's BANK EOR
SAVINGS IN THE CITY OF SEW YoRH,
Plaintiff. agains, JOSEPH II. GORDON
and others. Defendants. Clerks File Ne.
:5S32. Year 1915. C~sdwaisder. wiekes-
sham Tart Plaintiffs Attorneys. 70 wan
Judgment entered March sth. 1915. Pur.
su9nt 70 said ,1udEmen, the undersigned
Sslesroom.. No. 1915 vesey street. in tie
borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York.
At IL O'Clock noon. on April Sth, 1915, ~
Joseph ?. Day. A%ucticneer.. the mor,es ssa
remises directed by said judgment 10 b.
sold. situated on the South side OF ?srd
street In ths said Bo,oush. beginning go
street and Sixth Avenue. extending wet
20 feet IL Width IN front and rear by 90
ises situated on the North side Of 2?nd
stree, IN the ss!d Boroush. beginning ?ss
feet = inches West ~ the Sorth west corner
Of said street and sixth Avenue. eatsnding
wet Is fset = inches In width In front and
rear BY Is feet ana . inches in depth.
sra g,vn
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SEALED BIDS viii be received by the
Board OF Water supply. at IL. onc...
twonty-second floor. Municipal Building
Park Row. centre and Chambers s,ree,s.
New York CITY. until II A. ~. on TUESDAY.
April Is. 1915 FOR Contract s5, FOR Furnish.
,nc. delivering and erecting nine electric
travelling cranes, from I'VE 10 Cotton
Cspacity, with equipment. In cha mhers a.
Ashokan. Kensico and Hi View reservoir
The work Is located In the Tewn Of olive.
Ulster county, and Town of Mt. Pleasant
and Cty OF Yonkers. Wesichester county,
New York
A, the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlet.
containing Information for hidu"rs, and
contract drawings can he obtained "A. tho
above address, at the once ~ the Secr.-
Isry, bv depositing the sum % ten dollars
Vlo) In cash or It's equivalent FOR each
pamphlet. For further particulars apply
10 the once Of the Principal Assistant En-
sineer al the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President;
CHAIR. ES y CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN.
rnwmi.noners Of the BOARD Of wstsr SUNNY.
GEORGE FEATHERsToNE, Secretary.
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IN FORECLOSURE. SUPREME COURT.
Coi'STY OF NEw SOkK-THE SEA.
MEMS BASK FOR SAVINGS ~ The
CITY or NEW YORK. Plaintiff; srainst
ANNE LUCY GOLDSMITH and others, De.
fendan,s. Clerks File No. sTe3l. Year 1914.
cad waiader. Wicker.han a Taft. Pl.in;iR's
ATTORNEYS, 40 Wal Street. New York.
Judcment entered March eth. 1919, Pur-
suant 10 said judgment the undersigned
Will sell a, public suetion al The ExchsnSs
Rorourh Of Manhattan. city Of New York.
a, !: o'clock noon. on April sth. 1915. by
joseph +. Day. Auctioneer.. the inortgsgei
,oid. situated on the North side Of e?nd
street in the said Borough. beginning ::s
Zee, Wee, Of the Northves' corner Of said
tree, and sixth Avenue. extending West ~
fee, inche. IN width IN front and rear
~ IS fee; and > inehe. IN depth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
HELP WANTEn-MALE.

ENi'EtiIESrED Collectors to sc
space In Prepsredness & Industrial e..
hihi,ion. with the approval Of United Sta,cs
Navy: to~vsl commissions, q"ic& -~su',-.
Call - Sheridan, J. West SIS,
Street. 9Th door.
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100
l.

Free and Gear Of a acumhrEnces and
liens except state u fac'S shown by survey
Of aaid premises made oy Francis w
Ford's Sons. City Surveyors. aHd IN posses
elon OF plaintiffs attorneys.
Approximate amount Of mortgage debt.
costs and allowances. sfs.ojs -, taxes and
water rates. Sl,3Sts0.
Dated New York. March 18th, 1915.
ELlHC ROOT JR. Referee.
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON So

s,r.. ". Pier y. y: Y. It. Fulton 81.
New London -tNeewich) line. s-r.. w.
pier 40. y. r.. n. Houston ST. week davs
only. $50 J.. NJ: Pier 70. Z. r.. II. E. ?:d
81. 500 y. n.
New Haven Line. s,rs. w Pier IS. r r..
q. ca,hartne st. week days only. 100 p.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON. April b.-Ihe statement oi
the receipia and disbursements Of the Treas
Shous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-28

Lynchhprg. Va. Jan 27.-Peutons
are being circulated in the city calling
upon John r. Pettyjohn to announce
himself as "a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination in the April pri-
mary for Mayor. 1t was stated by
hose circulating the petition that the
hackers Of the move have no assur-
ance from Mr.. Pettyiohn that he
would yield to a petition and an
nounce himself in case a largely
signed petition was presented to him.
1t was also learned that petition
has been completed calling upon
George t. Caskie 10 announce himself
a candidate to succeed himself as a
member Of the Board OF Aldermen
from the Third Ward.
Another petition Is in circulation In
the same ward asking Charles r. Mays
10 announce himself as a candidate
for alderman from that ward. and a
friend OF Mr. Mays said that 1t was
practically assured that he would be
a candidate.
Another new petition is in circula-
lation for the Common Council from
the Third Ward. this being for Rich
ard Biankenship,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-28
GIRL ON BICYCLE is
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

Raleigh. N. c.. Jan. 27.---Miss Clara
Mae Hishart, of Charlotte, met
ra,sic death yesterday afternoon by
being struck by an automobile In the
1Ienwood suburb OF Raleigh. where
she was visiting relatives.
She was learning to ride bicycle
on Devereaux Street ana started the
machine down a steep incline toward
{Henwood Avenue, running into the
avenue Just as the automobile was
passing the corner. The driver
turned the machine @nto a telephone
pole in vain effort to miss the girl.
Her skull was crushed ttiust back OF
The left ear.
The machine that struck Miss Wis
mart was driven by Joe Upchurch, a
soliciting agent for Concreting COM
Fany. with him was Lennox john
son. son of Mayor James j. Johnson
The body Of Miss Wishart viii be
taken TO Greensboro Friday afternoon
Tor interment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-28
NURSES TO GIVE TEA.
Valentine Day Is Time Set for Benefit
For Their Cottage.

Danville, Va. Jan. 27.-The organ
cation of graduate nurses in Danville
and vicinity are making plans for a
Valentine tea at the residence Of DR..
and Mrs. G. f. Harper, on Broad
Street, with a view to raising funds to
supplement the amount available to
pay for the cottage at Catawaba pro-
vided by the nurses of Virginia. This
cottage cost FIVE thousand dollars and
is primarily designed for the use and
occupancy of any members of this
profession who may become patients
under treatment there. A considera BILE
proportion of the purchase price yet
remains to be paid, and the local
nurses. following the example of the
Richmond association. propose to
raise as much as they can here for
this purpose.
When the rooms in the nurses cot
tage at Catawaba are not occupied by
any OF that profession, they will be
available for other women patients,