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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03

The first important meets Of the
metropolitan indoor swimming season
will be held this week. On Friday Co
lumbia and c. c. n. Y. launch the
championship team tournament of the
intercollegiate Swimming Association
with a dual clash in the latter's pool,
and on Saturday the New York A. {. IS
scheduled to supervise an open A. A. I.
water carnival. at which will appear
the foremost club stars of the district
and a number of prominent college
and high school swimmers and fancy
divers.
The leading features Of the latter
fixture are a 100-yard sealed handicap
for the Bratton Memorial Cup and a
match game Of soccer water polo be-
tween the Mercury foot players and a
team made up from the best men OF
other local organizations. The other
events are novice swim and SPRING
board diving contest.
OF almost equal interest will be the
opening meet of the Central A. A. L.
district, on Thursday, at the Illinois
A. c., of Chicago, for reports have
come of the development of several new
swimmers Of championship calibre IN
the Middle West, and local fans are
eager TO ascertain what the heralded
cracks can do in competition.
Another girl infant prodigy has
broken into the limelight, according TO
advices from Los Angeles. Edward
Garrety, mayor of Venice, Cal, whose
eight-year-old niece, Helen Fox, re-
Gently covered full mile in the water
with hands and feet tied, claims her
to be the greatest little swimmer Of
her age in the world, and is willing 10
back her against all rivals in test
Of all round Workmanship.
1t begins to look as if Ned Thurston,
the young Hawaiian sprinter. who will
this season wear the colors of the
Lawrenceville School in water sports,
may prove an even more dangerous
opponent than expected 10 Leo Handy,
of Irving School. the interscholastic
champion of 1916 and again favorite
for title honors. In fact, Thurston,
although unfamiliar with pool swim
ming, has already thrashed 80 yards
in 20 l-5 and 100 yards in 81 seconds,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
To-day's Soccer Games

~ CUP TIPS
s,'sflyr csltics ". Fails {. and ,. C.. a. Hare,
Ora
Ca n,sDonald, ". Dubllns a. Hawthorne Fed
Ssueaalals v, General Electric. A. lrnot oval
NEw YORK STATE LEAGUE
psd
gnerposrt u Csnerors. a. Knights oval
ty H>te " e. CeofGc. - Efy tdsc
ysentas " Suhwsye. a. Van NoTAtndt iafh
heeAesHr Tnlty Is BoheuiiAs a. chelsea PtrE.
s< k1ss ", our Boys AZ As'nfis
a. eco.i Gfoenvlie. a. ftrells Ile.d.
iearslyst " Yonksrs 81 t'cofr. a. Taitt O',L
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ses;u,A- American, ". New yosf. at Clark
Srccncs. Nsssfk
'',sy A c - Bsbosk a wiieor. q, wUhouH
Zen jsgssy Cb
i'eccdss " spItdorfs. si South side oval Newark
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
utz.re.s " Vlsnston y. c. Al Wootide. Lon
hand
We, Nvw Ton v, >; George a. Weshswkea.
ie1su Soss-t "a white hose. a. Nonsefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Football Teams in Tie

Plainfeld, n. j., Dee. 2.-The Holy
Cross football eleven played the team
from the United States battleship New
Jersey to a tie score on the cricket
field this afternoon. Flynn. for the
sailors, and T. Ricketts,. for the locals.
each kicked a field goal, making the
score 3 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03

Berkeley-Irving School. Of this city,
has issued call for candidates, and
trials will be held shortly TO pick the
material for a swimming squad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
DON'T BUY AN AUTOMOBILE
WANTED

IL, fRENcH. YoUN0 rEX@IE
see aga pesiiros sis ksilss
!. -.
The sun., 1916-09-13
COTTON MARKET.

III co'ion marke, was irregular and re
actions followed early advances. but offerings
were well enough absorbed on declines to
rvc price a steady uniertonc. and the close
vas steady AZ y ne, advance Of TO i point.
After selling AT l.. t5c. carly, December rT
scsd ~ lie and closed az i,.3or -
Of {" TO Y points and sold II TO is points
net higher wight after The call. The re-.
nnswi of the buying movement WHICH had
wac encouraged nv firm cables, hut offerings
seemed Ia increase above loo. Tor January
lowed the uublica,ion of tho Western belt
forecast for frost III extreme northwestern
section. Of both Texas and Oklahoma. and
there was also some anxiety NJ to the course
Of the tropical storm against which storm
warnings were ordered for the south Atlantic
Tie frost predictions caused no serious
apprehension of immediate damage. as
no cotton Of consequence IL produced in acc
lions nj all likely to be visited by such
Temperatures at this season OF the year,
and the .marke, reached the low point
Of the day. during the middle Of the
8 20 I points net lower Al this level there
was n renewal OF trade buying or bull sup.
port and. covering. and the close showed
rallies OF some S or 10 points from tho
lowest
Private cables rcported smaller Southern
o~fferings in Liverpool and the southern sell.
Ing. which h1s been 40 considerably in evi.
densc here for the past several days. seemed
20 reach the ring only on advances in the
locsl market. Around ihi7c. for January
offerings showed a decided tendency to in.
1essc. hut on tho other hand support was
In evidence on dcclin nos Of about 20 points
from, tina, level There IL n good deal Of
cotton open in the South and considerable
dam axe would br unprecedented should a
Tropical storm enter the belt in any violence
The weather map this morning will doubt
less be studied attentivcly both with refer
enor to Southwestern Temperatures and the
further course Of the storm from tho Ba-
hem a..
Southern spot markets a. officially reported
were unch aneed 10 &c points higher. Ex.
ports for the day were 1852 bales. making
o0.sso 40 far this SEASON, against 23s.ssi last
yeor Range NJ pric~s:
The sun., 1916-09-13
GRAIN MARKET.

wHEAT-rh.re was an ac,iv. selling
movement 'n n. wheat market yesterday
q partial rally. bu: with net losse. Of ~ 4
3tsc. Tho Chicago Board Of Trad. will be
soss ,h, .o' Sasoa ,or 's s Pri" war? s s,i, !. sc. ana
selling in that market by longs who were
t,m,d ahou, holding their wheat. over tn.
holiday. one Of the principal bearish
feature. Of the day was a private cable
from Liverpool stating that the market
there closed weak owing to more favorable
Balkan news.
There were also rumors TO the erec, tina,
The. Greek Cabinet had resigned. and alto
developments In southeastern Europe were
progressing more In favor OF the Allie.
the opening OF navigation to the Rlack
Sea. Furthermore. adv!ces from Canada
indicated that yields there are In soma
and private estimates on the Canadian
crop were heard as high a. 10000 900 TO
The export demand was slow during IN.
greater part ~ the day, but the late de
cline brough. the market to a working basis
about 80 900 bushels, principally American
wheat to the allied Governments.
cr .." .n., ., V IN. Ro shnn.y 81 ss sss ono an nv. IN.
oils. compared with an increase OF l,0i2, 900
last year. while stock. In America and In
and afoat FOR Europe increased $40, 900
bushels for tn. week, compared with an In
crease last year OF s, 2Ss. 900 bushels. Cash
premiums were again Arm and offset some
OF tHe u'C4ine n IutuTes.
In the local cash market No I durum
was quoted at i1a'i; No, . hard. u s5t
No. 1 Northern. Duluth. ET7h. No |
Northern, Manitoba, f.7sa all I o, b. New
York.
CORN-The corn market was under
pressure mos Of the DAY. and after open
ing at 4 decline OF - n xc. sold on from
10 lac under the previous night and
closed easy at l to lac, net loss. Weakness
Ia foreign markets with rains In the West
crn belt ana the break In wheat affected
sentiment and led 10 considerable liquidt-
tion throughout hte day. Their" was som"
lowering Of temperatures In the West. With
Texas, but no indications Of serious cold
weather IN the corn he't. Commission
houses were sellers and showed u dispoai-
tion to c~onsiler increasing crop estimates
which have been IN circulation from private
sources In the last few days. especially as
year. Cash corn here was weak with No.
. yellow quoted ~ 9tisc .. T. + New York,
OATS-Ther. wa. weakness In this mar
ket also and prices broke y to lc. per
bush-'. closing at the bottom. An export
business OF about I0n 900 bushels was
pressure from the country and RrodSfreets
visible was considered hoar'sh The move.
ment continues large and outside support
was meagre throughout he session. Tho
cash market wus w'rk, with standard
quoted "a to .2l,c ~ White, hl'g .
clipped white, 53". H5,H.' ana ordinary
c'ipp"i white, 5ii ri2A,c,
RYE Market steady; No. : Western.
si.33 g. ( 2. Sew York.
BARIEY-Marhet aui-,; feeding, soc. C.,
l. T., New York.
HAY-Markot firm; No. I. u IS: No ..
N.2b; No. 3, fLlj; shipping, zoe 81.
The sun., 1916-09-13
RUNAWAY SCARE IN FIFTH AVE
Police and Civilian Hnrt |,
the Chasc

4 runaway horse in the crowded eho'
ping district Of Fifth avenue and Tl'r'
NTH street Yesterday afternoon -cH' 'I.
dreds Of frightened scurry'rs Pep
doorways for safety. \ rol'r"'raH o.,
q citizen who tried 10 stop the ~ IT
were hurt. the civilian rccci, Nc = nrul.
arm and fractured nose
According 20 tho police John Laws
Of ia East Scvcnty-fourth a'rcn'. drive
Of the delivery wager to which flo Nt,
was harnessed. left the animal Sc Ao
hltching II al Madison alcrUr 40
Thirty-Hfth street. Something p rh'.sr
the animal. which ia~hed wcs'w ~ =
liceman Flanagan made \ ru"r'Hr 'H1'
for tho bride. He missed and o.. itr
was badly cut. John lsaushkoih. .d
762 M~cDonourh street. Broohl,u. 80,
20 stop the horse AT F'fth avenue ..
var shaken of and hurled 10 80" '.r
mcnt. IN ambulance was called and p
was sent 20 New York Hospital
But Raushknlh's effort had caused -
horse 30 swcrvc against - uouh'' 90
At the ~ Policeman llIrac' ' '.,7.
vhil. hrd .'"o"il"a ~ '",u 10 g. , .
IA" Runaway WIS hlor',od ard ,u'I'.
Lawson. "a" driver. W.T. arr. .'t 'r
ClY'r" nf fo'0.'ous assault
The sun., 1916-09-13

each. ssc.; ~ iSs: Zoe corn led y is.
80 dozen and % Under 10: Soc; y e - lbs.
3, to a. lbs. 2sc. Fresh, bbis. iced. nearby
saaas. ! 70 ~ lbs. each. pair. 80 e SOC; ;
snd Ions III ss's s,o - g. 500 to pair %a' 20 q &C.,:
Maryland, mix .f.d. mixed Welsh,s, ssa
ip;;. e psir. :;S az. other southern. mix
S fsf; &c ' nike. ss sD :i:; s,'i .,s : to corn 's s:a. 's 8
:Sis,sss'':: NJ es'! .. fsSi; ,. q ! nj ss TO ps'a:
broiler.. .s4a Csc: mixed weights. 2Ia 2bc.
c erseT ,,s we, m,1sa , ws sSrn fsa' s Sr9il:
Western ana southern. dry picked or .caid.
FED. - to box. Western. boxes. IS to so
i .sc ana "a - eye to acsen; dry picked, 2s@
sss; w s.:;s; dry p pa &C. S corn ,r fsd owe. IL Z; 70
i as.'n i.s az ss,'' Sad en- ss tx. re = to at y
picked, bbls.. is Nc: scalded. tic. Fresh.
ebls iced; Western; north.rly., dry picked.
IL, y !; as; y; :l'a.cs.?' S%s;r ,s...
and ,Miss,ssn %". .c.lds%a. large Ho': aiaa, S",G
small. 17alsc.: other Western, scalded,
large. 2OM small. 17nl1lhc.. old
SICK STcks. Dry Tons r' ISLAND. free fresh d sSsidis; h. Is.
:lc; SQUADS. prime. white, 8 TO 10 lbs.
s s"a 'S Scc. a = d's aG'iIHs :T sa' .er,nr "g g, %
lbs. to pair. per pair. u :
POULTRY. LlvE--rhirty-eeven freigh,
were unioaded. Supplies for the week moi
considered excessive and receivers inclined
to feel arm IN their views. on both fowls
and chickens. though freight stock Is be.
ing put out at open prices. Express poul.
Try in good demand and nrm, with general
e:he?sc. for cciored chickens and :ir =
zee. for white ieghorns.
rROv1sIONe.Pork steady; mess, $50
Gsi; family. ss9ste: short eiear. s27a
@..:. :., sH.:'' pi:..sa hog hos. : .i.asy l' b.
cons lse. $50 lbs. l5Hs 100 lbs. i5s6
piekied' BELIZE. steady; 10 lbs. isi.a
pieii.a ham. arm; quoted; IN trrsii.
low quiet: special. &C.; city, sisc.; coun
t..61lI.65; city. lard. quiet; quoted. lta.
tinent. Sis.7o; South Am.ric,, $3.50. ara
81. kegs, .u7.:o; compound steady: quoted
ilSdiiSc. s%tenrine steady; oleo. i?a
i:s ci,y lar. .'e.r,ns tSn.c. ,.,..
medium. ~ Sc. head: - dkc fame,
Japan. 4i1c: Blue Rose. a. d1hc.
SUGAR FCTCRES-Th~ market openet
eide support values later In the day ad
vanced several points. on a fairly active
market. The strength on the eSchang
was due 10 tho nrmer and higher spot mar
II points. with sales for the day 1885
tons. Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-09-13
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts. e,s7s
100 lbs, I soesss; fsi; e scSa. .s7tS
good. ss'scasise pea, shoice.' ssssas..c;
ton; Ca,ifornis; "1s%ssc; small . wni.e.
choice, 80 80: fair TO good. st.so9e.2o; red
marrow. choice. -~Sstoas.t5; white kidney.
choice. .etSasSo; impe:is!s; choice. $3.50
california, choice, 1915 a $50; lima. all
fornia, choice, .ss.aoas!o. Peas, Scotch.
choice, :S.o@S7b; black eye California
BCTTER-Receipts. s6.2sa packages.
ssa as.s'': extra. ~ :esr.,. Sac: nr;,;
c, ,s' s to cores. si .scFf 81 p, ssS z 'ss ss,ia :.'s ga ss g.;
creamery. unsaited. higher than extras,
s!i. q atc,; extras. 49,. asae:: nrsts. $40
finest. sih asssac.: GOOD to prime. asH9
ale. common to fair. 26h q ssc. renovated.
extras. 2an2 a,ac hrst. 27la 2sc Lover
?sd2sihc.: ladies. current make. nrsts. 20
&c. seconds. 2shc.: lower grades; 24m
csc; packing stock. current make. NO. j.;
a 2ic.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s,7ss boxes, state.
whole milk. fats. early made. specials. ~,
IsqisSe; fresh, eclo,ed; spec'a,s, n%
fancy nNe.. state. whole mix. twins.
early made; specials; 49,. s,sHs;; srssh.
specials. isLc. state. whole milk. single
daisies. fancy. leN dIeisc all styles. un-
n m,I sts s MADE 1a%.sc, twins w''f fonsyI cnoae
1okc.: fresh. twins. fancy. 1e@19kc.;
double daisies. 1sk 11sisc.; single daisies,
skins. early made. specials. Ice. current
make. specials. 1sk a1b&c.: choice. l<H
uibc.: fair to good. 1874 nI<c.: lower
grades. 7d1sc.
hrmer early In the day. with more active
demand from local commission houses a.
we'll a. more or less buying for Western
account. subsequently. however. an easier
tone. developed In sympathy with the late
decline In lard and values lost most Of the
early gain. closing 8 points net higher to
? points lower. Total eales for the day
were $1,000 barrels Crude oil in the South
was firmly held and 50 far offers have re-
NAMED small. Range OF prices:
The sun., 1916-09-13
N. Y. COPPER MARKET PLANNED
Project 70 ne Considered NJ Neat
Metal Exchange Meeting.

A movement Is under way to in
augurate a market for electrolytic copper
on the New York Metal Exchange. The
project will probably be considered at
the next meeting of the exchange. Al
though the United states produces about
two-thirds of the worlds copper supply.
n formal market place has never existed
In this country for copper. London hav-
ing always enjoyed the distinction OF
quoting copper prices for the world.
Less important metal exchanges were
maintained In Hamburg and Berlin prior
to the outbreak OF the war.
with the belligcrent nations Of Europe
clanoring for our copper at practically
our W prices. he present seems an
opportune time for American copper In
terests TO establish n copper trade centre
here which will become so firmly fixed as
TO be independent of the London market
following the restoration Of peace. Since
the outbreak Of the war London's copper
quotations have been largely nominal
and have had little influence on figures
quoted by American sellers.
The sun., 1916-09-13
CITY EMPLOYEE ACCUSED
Joseph Lewis Of water Den,
Arrested On Two Indictment,

Joseph Lewis, 30, n clerk IN 'le IA,
partment Of Water supply. Chs t,a
Electricity. was arrested Yesterday n.
two indictments charging him with nav.
ing stolen funds from The casnie,'- on,
OF the department. During The lae' .r
years, IT Is said. tho receipts 81 'N's a.
partment have fallen off nearly So oD
and the attention 81 tho detective cen
tired on tho clerk
The Indictments charge That rnv',
pocketcd $3.50 paid to the department n.
April &c by the New Yorp ra''va,,
Company for extra water supply Az.
s2o5 paid by tho Roscn Dc,''o Cor
pany Of Fifth avenue and VOW, 'to.
on November rs. 1919.
Lewis. who lives at 1855, N'Isor ,,,
nuc. The RronA. was arrested - 'crr,
~ the department Office Ivy pc'er'c
Flood of District Attorney Swami 50
and held by Judge Wadhame IN Gors''
Sessions IN 81. 900 hail. \ su'e'y .a~
pany furnished bond for Inn.
The sun., 1916-09-13
MUST BUILD SEWAGE PLANT
Westchcster warned l., w,r n.
partment suit VIII he proru,.

The War Department has served mott.
that It will bring suit against tho w..
chester Board OF Supervisors ana -,
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission un,..
the county builds a disposal ,lar, ~
the sewage being discharged ip,o ~.
Hudson. Tho annoucomuut wac ~
yesterday after the United States Gor
eminent had given Wcs,chestcr cou.,.
four years to make good its promise j
build such n plant.
As originally planned sewage wac :.
have been discharged into the river 4, .
raw state. The Merchants Assoc,,.,'
and other organizations fought surb +,
plan through the state and Fcds.,
courts until the War Department, maS.
It n condition Of the permit that Tho 90,
age should fret be chemically treats
Tho W was ready In 1919 and w.,
put I'm operation under the promise ;,
have the disposal plant started iiruel
ately. This promise has never been Lc.
The sun., 1916-09-13

The local market for SPOT cotton was quiet
With prices Il points higher AZ Is 5000. for
middlinc upland: sales nil.
Southern srot markets:
Galveston. Steady. 8 points h,rher at II. zoe :
sales. $40 balcr.
savannah-Quict. &c. higher Al ittc. sales.
~ bales.
wllmiuston- Steady. &c. higher AZ iISc. :
Oalcs MI.
Memphis Steady. unchanged Csc.
sales. 7Hl bales.
Houston Steady. unchanged AZ u e5c (: -ales.
1850 bales.
New Orleans Steady. 9 points higher at
1lfir sales, elSI bales
-Nohilc-Steady. unchanged n II 7bc.; sales.
~ bales.
Charlcston-oui &c, higher A. 1850
ealcs MI.
Norfolk Quiet. Is points higher a ite :
Gales nil.
Baltimore HOLIDAY.
Aususa-steady. I. points higher A. ~ &c.
eAlcs. ..ba6 bales.
Little Rock Steady. unchanged At Nsc:
sales nil.
The sun., 1916-09-13
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept. ic.-Coppcr shares were
strong. aud active. Arizona commercial sd.
vaiced more than q point IN in on heavy
transactions. Santa F. and superior and Ros.
ton were active and higher. United states
~Sincltcrs advanced morc than a point. rejecting
tho. hrmcr tone In New York. Railroads were
dull and unchanged. A. u. & W. I. made a
further gain to sai4. nearly 4 points up. Swift
& 90 was rerctionary. Summary:
The sun., 1916-09-13

Discount Rate Approved.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. l2,--The Federal
Reserve Board to-day approved n dis
count rate OF 4 per cent, for Mt cen day
msturities for the Richmond Reserve
Bank.
The sun., 1916-09-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept !: Electric Storage
Battery. Lake superior Corporation. Union
Traction and william Cramp 4 Sons con
tinuod active and prlccs ruled firm. with n
fractional gain IN Lake superior Corporation
Bonds were unchanged aud in fair demand
summary
The sun., 1916-09-13
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO sept e Trading ror,!ruoI
active wll fluctuations err,,lc Rno,I
Fisheuos common and preferred wcr. .,.
'clilonai'v strong tuou Paper BOARD com
mon lalnod pnlu's llud.ay Llch. Stcwar,
Wary" amt Swtts ,huwri cvnIeurea ~
lupHutI'}ou pUhic Service common re flee
'irtdN absorption Bond market wa. ante,
Sgrlmgrvr
The sun., 1916-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


REEvEs-Roceip,-. 7.2 hep.
.onsisned a,rs.t 70 iocal s%,auSh'"'s''
steady ~ i-ia y Use pc 40 'or
choice Native sldos
CALVES Recc'p's. 81 head gar =.
sac. Mark"t steady, Gom'nor 20 r-'-'
veals, s?50Tlt per 100 lhs. cl"F
rrossers. t5ols, pr"sso1 90 .r. 90.
c''y dressed veal. i7d.:c. PEI .
dre's"! 10. l6ia dcoo.
KEN. '?mm,s.ion co 's'
sl2io e. ~ !l:So; !: II
ycnl. ~, 81: 3 %, SO; = ra'y'. '
virgin,, vcal.. IS. '3 rs > c,',c. " r
SHE" AND LAMBS b.. g.. 90"
hon. 49, cars on sale. N1-F'' 80
ordinary 20 prime sheep rv"a t'
$50 per 100 culls s. GOO. o. -~'
sii.foTi2 *. pressed mu',rr ",r d. '
ifc. per H.: dressed lawNs. =
IIHss"d do. "0i. u @lC.
~sei.,-Kerps remnis''on ="
'oo lbs 22S Kcn'ucky G 49,
sass; sheep. ~
Trhin & shannon 100 N''G'''-
IS :. sander 80 Nrg ~'o 90
!ll' - r.nnsSlvuMn 't
= Jersey lambs, - " -'e-o
HOGS Recelr,s. .n NooH :"
SALE market love-. N-"F'" lbs =.
sil.So PEI 100 Pos p. ea~ 1't
eal.s-' Sham''rr ."H
= rourAs. 700 So. Lnrrs
." s,, Ms r ~ =; Tx. =. , ' rsa,,. -.
Scw,on c Ho. ~ s,a,. s,g.
s. Iudd $50 u.'" N7'"'
9: cur,'s. $50" lac. Mn
roGrh. Sc s. =
mo q sop, y" IL. ,.''
The sun., 1916-09-13
PITTSBURG MARKET,

rlITSRIRG, SEPT IL Co,unlIa Ga. ooI
,I"''rl' "nS the feature, selling 49,. a row
high record. with total sales a, $50 r"
'r, w was active, lG@i shares .lnurtn r
nnndN ~ ~ rho whole mHrk"t wns Grm in
l'll' WIN 'Ihdlne N''lNP summary
The sun., 1916-09-13
PITTSBURGH. sop :, ',' a,

81 D. .nP
shs"p-Stonf} SIrr'v q
w'ihrrs. STS0uS tu.'s AM ...
.,uu-. t;d'' 20 y"J'
u q
HNrs-Stcsdv: receipt. Nr' -
E"1Ni"s medium tr' '
tl.-.u'i 20. "git N1'lr..
lir-. gao p go. rn.Ehe 8 .u. .'
The sun., 1916-09-13
LONDON WOOL.

Far ordnance stocks not found In thi
Table see curb list OF sales,
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NrE,D-i;cnI Est..-

LIST vour farms with j y. Coun"lly
& co. Write postal for neCcsSary
blanks
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H.lNTED-iinusehu.d Goods.

!tt'i! Est cash prize" paid for second
lmnd fGrujtute W InN uuautity. can
i;An!oioh Isle
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In tin" matter OF ! No I7SS.
MARSHALL y. BURTON in
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Is TUE DISTRICT touGr 90 THE
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EitN DISTRICT ol' VIRGINIA:
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THE annual meeting o. o." >torkh"iG-
cr" % the stewart Warner Sruetlo-
mct.r CORPORATION al Virginia viii bc
h"ii JauuHry Is. III - o'cuci noon ul
tic Offices OF tie corporation il, Nir-
sinia galway and Power Company
Euildiug. III the city OF Richmond
lienrioo County, Va. At Il ncrtiul: OF
the ho3r'! Of directors held December
- IL WAS
Resolved. That the stock books OF
the corporation he closed for tn. trans
fer 81 stock from the close OF business
on January I. 1915. to and inciudins
the opening OF business on january 10
1910 and be il further
Resolved. That IL for amy reason til.
said annual meeting shah be adjourned.
the stock books of this corporation
shall remain closed TO and including
thc date al So III adjourned meeting,
proNidcd such dat" is not SUBSEQUENT
to February !, 1915. and that otifico-
t"h - the transfer agents and regis
'r"rs 10y the president az secretary Of
ihiS corporation of the fact al such
t9l"urnm"ni shall hc sufficient AN
ih0ttt to such transfer agents and
70 S;rars for tn"i closiu" and Keeping
closed OF the sioch books OF The cor.
porai'"n as IN the resolution provided.
tSiSncdD &. II SMITH
Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

GID DoAlNipN Til-Sn COMPANY
'ichuond. va. Doc -. 1918
THE rrgul"r auuual meeting OF tho
Stockholders ut old dominion Trust
onpany, of Richmond. VA viii lie
hciI NEb%i:SlbAN January -. 1915.
Al u o'clock noon at thc ollie" OF tn,
company Niuth aud Main streets. Tor
the election 81 directors "a ti.c trans.
acton 81 amy other business which
may properly come before the meeting
w. II SLAUGHTER
SgIrpI,r,
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