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N N EXCHANGE.
CALL MO0EY.

TINE MONEY-Market dun on mixed
ioaus. Industrials in demand al higher rates.
sixty days, 3lsl3S96: ninety days, SismSN%
iodr months S.96: 1--WE months, 3Nm4S; SIX
months. 3sb.
The RANGE in the week ended September II.
1915. was from 2Ia9o for sixty days to SONS
for SIX months range In the week ended
septrmber Is, 1914. from 6usqo for sixty days
IN ta,es for six months: range IN the week
ended september 10, 1915, from 4uiAS for
ATTY days to ba5~G for six months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER-Market dull but
Arm at 3l.co for best names and Shoo for or.
binary good names Aceptances also were
unchanged, thirty. sixty and ninety day in
dorsad bills rccei, able passing nj 2%T. 2i9oo
and 2,T respectively II eligible for redis
count: otherwise prices ruled from y TO u
higher.
The sun., 1916-09-16

Auih0rized rates Tor bankers' 7cccptances,
70 MINIMUM. 80 MAXIMUM Rates for bills
o. exchange pIrch asrd in opc, market by
Atlanta bank. az f5i4oe. Rates for bills with
o. without member bank Endorsement. with
r1aturi,ies Of ninety days or less. purchased
!" open market by st. LOUIS bank. ?g+&
Rates for commercial paper purchased in
o'el market by Dallas bank. sass Rates
90 '-."r a~rccS:..ccs. With c,a.H-ttes ~
70. wtihou, member bank Endorsement. by
Nav Orleans branch OF Atlanta bank. Skg
80. Rate Of ~ for commodity paper with
mituritips Of from sixty days TO six months
nxcd for San Francisco hank.
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DINInI Np> NNn INTEREST.
CONsV MFRS JITt ri InHI A>D
POWER lONrt\N.
New Orleans, La,

The regular quarterly dividend NJ one
ana thre--uurrtor- per cont 80 CO. on tn"
Preferred sock ~ ms Company Will hr
pa,d SeDt.mher 50. lHlt 80 stockholders Of
record S"u,rmhtr 3" l'lr THO transfer
books of the Preferred stock vi be- rlosed
at tho close Of hu.'u,-s Snp'"N hsr ., lHlS,
ana viii tc rc.p.rrl ou N,phrr /. 1916.
Cheeks vii he ma, 'I
j. \. NcNkNNN, Treasurer.
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EXCHANGE.

Guhles were hrner yesterday, while francs
slsed somewhat from their recent high. Re-
roris that a German submarine had been
,.htcl of the New England coast caused .
'-ltirlal advance in marks. The tone OF
the market was upic,
In the following tables, when the de;
na,ni stgh' or '"he'k rae u uuo,@i
'5s country II legs than par hut when
ngu'cd IN foreign currency II l. said TO Be
agairst' this country If less than par For
re convenience of readers such rates are
ra'ied IF" when in favor OF and when
Against this country.
The sun., 1916-09-16
CENrK>L. CIm\ SUGAR toMrN>y.

Nv 7WN- = = T'I'" T"TI INV
Notice - herrbN gwen mat tho annual
I.ctiur - IN" '#itrj'-s q tNr Contra
cuba sugar Company VII. %" htli - 'h"
oN,e Of the Company, 80 l. Hroatwa',
Sow York cry. y. y. ON mo ,u'N dtN ~
September. i''i - /" d.. lr = rppu fur ths
rurposo Of ""IuE Or" 'n. aus for ~"
'rausartlon 1T si,h o'h" .s'u'ss az may
property como Nrtpr" 'n.e 'r..,''Hc
l. IL lL-L--M L.LE. =. .etalA-
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The Natick National BANK located At
Naticd, In the state OF Massachusetts, Is
closing i's affairs.
AL NOT" holders and other creditors of
the association arc therefore hereby noti-
Ned TO present the notes and other claims
for payment.
FRANK c. BISHOP. cashier.
Scn'nMhnr / ISlS
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Tho Board OF Estimate yesterday put
over for future consideration the court
house boards specifications and plans
for the new county court house. The
hoard asked IN authorization OF $500
900 In corporate stock TO meet tho cost
of construction.
The sun., 1916-09-16

ID. W. New York. n. Y.--what Is the
highest price at which Isle Royale Copper
stock ever sold?
90 n In Uni
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

run hnEilHlA, Sept, IL Price were
lttl" changed, with the traction shar" reflect
IN. II" must interest Reading AMI Touus'l
,auia were firm. Lake Superior Corporation
was N demand Ruuds were quiet and un
changed umnsry
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Vancouver Lumber A..

a = r. Detroit. Mich Is the Vancouver
Iumhnr Company n subsidiary OF the ca
madam picinc Railway. and does the latter
rutrart.e the interest or the interest and
The sun., 1916-09-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept IL. -Cosden Of, and Gas
and Cosdcn Refining werc frartionally lower
M important changes occurred
Cosdcn OIL and Gas 60 were the most active
bonds. losing a point. Summary
The sun., 1916-09-16
SILVER PRICES.

Average price of silver IN New YORK. IN
tsuteuher, 1915. was E6sc. an ounce, IN
t.ri.u Ter, 1914, 81. ?sc. an ounce: IN septem-
to-. l,i9. o.. sac. an ounce. in September,
~. t3osr an ounce: IN september. 1911.
/. '2c. an ounce
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PTTTSBURG MARKET.

~PITrSBURG. SEPT. IS. columbia Gas and
Electric continued strong and active. Pure OH,
American Window Glass Machine and Wrestling
house Electric were IN demsnd. The market
dlsnla We'd 4 firm undrrtune. Ihn anInlnary:
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept. I5.-Thc copper shares mar.
ket was again very active: with prices DIS;
playing . hrm tone. Rails were dull and
were reactionary. Summary:
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Investment Questions and Answers


Readers IA ask as many questions u they like about Investment subjects
tut please do moi ask about . half dozen companies in one letter a. Y adds
unnecessarily to the clerical wrk of this omce d 10 otsend money. rmc service
IL free Il sure to give your addressa As we'll n our NAME, because most Inquire
answered b. mail All correspondence 10 hed a. CONFIDENTIAL
Address all communication to Financial Editor. u Sun. 50 Broed suNst
New York city
sbs@.rerm pubuc uuuues. principal Of the per cent nst mortgage
The sun., 1916-09-16

NOTICE To THE HOLDERS OF GEN
EKAL MORTGAGE INCOME BONDS OF
THE. CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND RAIL.
WAY, CoMpANY,. SECURED ny GEN.
INSURANCE, TRUST n SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY OF THE CITY OF ~PHiLAoEL.
PHlA. DATED JANUARY .3RD. 1899.
Notice Is hereby giycn that the Direc-
tors Of the Central New England Railway
company have. In accordance with the
terms of tho Mortgage securing the Bonds
described. liked and declared Fifty Dollars
$3.50 00l az the ins,allment Of interest on
each OF said bonds for tho year ending on
the mrs. day Of jury. 'Hl'
Said in'erce. will be paid hv checks 10
Tho registered owners Of the Bonds upcn
the Fidelity Trust COMPANY OF tho CITY
Of Philadelphia. These ,hccks viii hs
mailed 10 tho address Of the resistered
owners a. II appears on tho books Of tho
Company as Of September 2uth, 1916.
Bv order OF the Directors ~ tho
Central New England Railway company.
\. :. MAY, Treasurer.
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shert-Term Public Utaiities.

SnSFt.Ierm FoUTU UUn0eS
d. o. r.. Tsrrytown. ~. WIN you kindly
give me the names of a few good public
utility bonds or notes that mature within
the next hve or six years and that Yield
between ~ and s per cent?
New York and New Jersey Telephone
IS. due 1920; Iaclede Gas Light Conn
pany first SIS. due 1919 Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Is. due 1918: Detroit City Gas
Company So. due 1923 American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company 4hs. due
1918.
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UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.
REPORT

,n,Gr',' Of iS% isToK TRtsT 81; Sss
Of August. 1913. made in accordance with tho
prov tSions f The Banking Law. Sections t3t
and 80,
Full name and last
known rcsidcn'r or y Date ~ Amount
or shareholdcr. deposit, deposit.
AN n + a. S.y 'I3f,mS xov. q. 49,, ,o..,,
,B~roadway,,N ~ Cmy Oct. 10, 1909 A7o.m
SSH 81 y Y.City.., June 2s. 1903 es.oj
purant g., I nknn~n May IN. 1905 l.sOs.tj
-. St, ~ CiN Nov. IS. 1883 ios.oi
Iicnrico Railroad Co,
Unknown 49,. Dec. I. 1885 52e.5i
31ihs st ny. city. May 10. 1909 2oe.so
broadway. Ni .Ciiy. May q. 1909 1904
Mas ~, .,,' oct. 10. 1897 1854
20 I nLn"wn Unknown MAa
otonnor. Joseph. tn-
ouantm eyer a so. o4J
18th Ave. y. Y.uity, Unknown Ioo.iO
snith, Est. OF ]. Henry.
40 leaox Ave, y. ".
Sullivan Go. club, Int.
4 Coupon &c.
wichmann 4 Watchers,
~ 18th Ave. y. w.,
ti'y.. ......- Unknown 1Ol az
state OF New York. County Of New York. s.
Henry ! Cochran. Vice President aud
Hsrkl"y NyckoN. Cashier of the \S'or Trust
COMPANY. n Trust company. lpcated and
doing business in the titN oi New \ urk, IN
said county h'ing duly sworn. each for HIM
self say, that the foregoing report i y fulI. tru.
and correct statement of the unclaimed de-
posts. dividends and Interest ur the Nstnr
, Trust Company, mad" IN accordance with the
prov i>ions Of sections ldi aud ~ uf Chapter
1863 of the ianhirc Law a. shown 10y the hooks
u. said 'omIany On the first day Of August.
/ lNlG.
HENRY y. tOCHRAN. Nicn President.
BARkl.El Wl'kbFF. Cashier.
Severally subscribed and sworn tn by both
Opponents tn. eth day OF september, 1910,
before me. ". ! llNlpNr,
Notary Public bronN onnty No. =.
Certificate filed in New ' orb County No. -.
Bronx County Register Ne. 81.
Sew York County Register 20. sp63.
Commission Expires March 30, lnis.
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Uaited states Gan D~istricts,.

Aggregate increase
mileage Of in srosa
roads reporting over 1918
Period. for the period. period
First week NJ Sept. ....... 70, oo2 51cs
Fourth wcek OF August. s3.slI - go
Third week OF August. 1854 WlTs
second week OF August. 1854 HIS
Month OF duly. .......... Nib.bN iJ1oo
Month of june. ........ 20, So, IaSG
In the following table are summarized re.
ports oil all important American steam rail.
~aye-conpanic now operating = total OF
approximately 10000 miles OF road Tho
mile average Is Obtained by dividing total
earnings BY total mileage.
The sun., 1916-09-16
GOVERNMENT
g., Internal Gold Loan 1909

MessrI. J. p. Morgan & co. hereby give
noti,e that they are prepared to receive
Tenders for the amortization on 9th De-
tobef, 1916, OF $4,000 Argentine Gold
Pesos, say. s33i.7l2 u. =. Gold Dollars. of
the above Loan.
Tenders for sale Of Bonds with coupon due
lst March. 1911. at u price to be stated In
the Tender. must DO lodged not later than
" o'clock noon Oh gard September. 1915.
with Messrs. j. r. Morgan 4 Co, 20 Wall
street. New York. who VIII announce the
result Of the Tenders as soon thereafter as
possible.
Tenders will be received also In Paris nv
the Ranque de Paris ct des PAYS Bias, In
London by Messrs. Barring Brothers a Co.
Ltd. and In Buenos Aires by the Credito
Publico Nacional.
Each bond has q par vaius Of SOFA u. s.
Gold Dollars. and Tendets must be made Mt
a Nat price under par expressed In dollars
per bond.
Tenders must be made on a form obtain
able on. application. and must he securely
enclosed IN an envelope marked Tender OF
argentine Government ) per cent. Internal
Gold Loan 1903 Bonds for REDEMPTION
Forms OF Tender may be obtained on ap-
plication to Messrs. i. i. Morgan II Co.. 20
Wall street, New York. who reserve the
right to reject all or any Tenders.
Dated New York. 18TH september. 1915.
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RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.
Yesterday. Prev

Approximate PARTIES OF above are: Holland.
~ cents: italy, Greece and Switzerland,
t'i, lire, drachma and francs respectively:
NVs.a. II Is cents: Austria, ?02s cents: Den.
,nsrk; sweden and NORWAY. % IS cents;
,.n,.: Argentina. gold, 1895 pesos: India.
q. u cents; Japan, t9S cents.
The sun., 1916-09-16

or the Unclaimed Deposits. Dividends and
lnter,~, Of III" ASTON TRUST co, 3sp
Fith Ave, y. y, city. =. V. on the frst day
VI August, 1918. made In accordance with the
prov tsions " the Banking Law. Sections VA
and 2io.
The sun., 1916-09-16

AW-reeatA
EASTERN DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES.
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE.
E r TAXES
Southern District.

Bouthssn District.
Aggregate Increase
mileage of IN Oosa
roads reporting over 1878
Period. for the period. period.
Fi-s, week OF Sep, 80, isbr ?sT
Fourth week of August. = 90 :ilce
Third week of Angus, ~. lT..st 1857
Second week of AUGUST i-e3i 1894
Month Of July ....,...... s5.o?s s3T
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Delightful Social Evening
At Local Church

About fifty members of the
Christian Endeavor societies Of
the Green Hill and West Presby-
terrain churches, spent the even
ing with the Society of the New
ark Presbyterian church, in the
lecture room, last Friday. The
visitors were pronounced a jolly
party and won the favor of every
one. During the early part of the
evening a musical program was
rendered by Mrs. Cam, Miss
Marie Ritz, Miss Anna Ritz, and
Miss Nellie Wilson. Later the
guests took up the entertainment
The presidents of the two socie-
ties made short speeches, and the
pastor of the Green Hill church
Rev. Mr.. Cochran gave two songs
one, Harry LADDERS "Scotch
Laddie," and the other an Italian
Ballad. Several other visitors
sang, and one of their numbe,
gave a number of readings. Ar
enjoyable evening was spent. Ice
cream and cake was served at thu
close Of the evening.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Fourth Delaware
Holds Reunion

Richard G. Buckingham, pre5i-
dent of the Fourth Delaware Reg
iment Association, mas announced
the annual reunion to be held at
Shellpot Park this Thursday, Aug
ust "a. Speeches will be made by
the Rev. MIR. Adlis, Of MARSHALL
ton, and by Francis R. Hotfecker,
Patriotic songs Will be sung, AM
possibly one veteran, VINO blew tn2
bugle in Civil War army, will
play. There were 45 men present
at the reunion last year, but as d
few have died since, it is eXpec--
+ ed that about 80 will be present
this year.
w. J. Richards, secretary Of the
association, is among those WINK
have died during the year.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
JNFANTILE PARALYSIS
SITUATION IN STATE
Four Cases Reported In Della
ware To Date

State and local health authori-
ties report practically no change
in the infantile paralysis situa-
ton, except the development of
one case which had been under OBJ
servation. The case of little An
thony Chino, aged one year, re-
ported definitely yesterday after
noon, is the only new one reporte!
The child lives with its parents
in the Lieberman fiat, l07 East
Front street, Wilmington. This
single case, in view of the heat
and the epidemic in two adjoining
states, it is declared, does not pro
duce a cause for alarm. The first
case reported, that of Elizabeth
Turner, aged 6 years, at Guyen-
court, is doing well.
People of Delaware are appar-
emily needing the injunction to be
| careful about travelling out Of the
state with young children, as re
ports made last night to DR.. A. E
Frantz, secretary of the Stats
Board Of Health, indicate thai
there has been considerable,
falling off in the number of chill
dren who have applied for certiti
Gates to enter other states. Tht
number of children being brough
into the state from infected local
tiles also has decreased.
The Cirino child makes tn
fourth case in Delaware. Thi
child is in a serious condition. DR.
Charles B. Leone had been attend
ing the case. but yesterday after
noon DR.. V. M. Myers, city physic
ian, and DR.. A. E. Frantz, secre
tary of the State Board of Heath
!. were called and pronounced tn
, case infantile paralysis Of tn
most malignant type.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Horse Runs Away on Railroad

Considerable excitement was
created Monday evening when the
horse driven by Frank Coleman,
in the employ Of Gus Smith,
Strickersville, became unmanage-
able at the B. & O. crossing, West
Main street. The gates were
down for the $40 to pass, when
the horse broke through and ran
down the track. Coleman jumped
from the wagon, and the animal
kept on in mad fright, finally COM
ing to a stand between a telegraph
pole and fence. The wagon wa
totally demolished, and the horse
slightly cut, bat the driver es.
capped injury.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23

The house was at once placed
under quarantine by the health
officials and Chief of Police Black
has directed the city patrolmen to
cooperate in every way in seeing
that the house is properly isolat-
ed.
Other suspected cases Of infan-
tile paralysis are now under OBJ
servation but no names or ad-
dresses are being given in order
to prevent unnecessary anxiety to
any persons. DR.. S. c. Frederick
president of the Board Of Health,
declares that should any Of these
cases develop the Board Of Health
will announce them and a rigid
quarantine will be placed about
the homes Of those affected.
Additional guards have been
! placed about the Kline home, 1904
Delaware avenue, where a death
from the disease occurred early
in the week. The occupants of
the house will be kept in the yard
today, it is understood, while the
entire building and contents are
fumigated.
Efforts of the State Board OF
Health to have parents keep theil
children at home are meeting witt
success, it is declared by DR.. A. E
Frantz, secretary of the Stat,
Board.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
CANNIN'-TYME,S COME

Vinegar, sugar and cloves-and then some
Can't help rejoicin' that cannn' times come!
Kitchen Albumin like bees in hive
Sweet, too. homeland goodness alive!
Seems all creation is peaches today
My fix EN- in ever which way.
Some she plain, and the halves bye-and- bye
Maybe next winter-She'll slice in a
Some she perserves-thats the way I'll take mine!
Swmmin in thick. amber syrup, they're fine!
Pa likes em picked, with cloves stuck about;
Sis loves peach butter-and so there's no doubt
All of our family is tickled to find
Ma most too busy to change her mind
Cannn' times here! Get that spicy sweet Whit?
Wrinkle yer nose, and just take good sniff!
sy D. Stephenson in Fun and Froc in TIE Peoples Ho
ournal for September
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Suffrage Meeting
August Thirty-hrst

There will be a suffrage meet
.ng in the hose house at 2.3O p. m
on Thursday, August 81. Will all
women please make an effort to
attend. There is not one humani-
tartan movement that cannot be
helped by the use of the ballot il
the hands of women. Everybody
welcome.
Laura G. Pollard
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
PicrSOr-D reSsner

Miss Elizabeth Pierson Of New
ark and Mr.. Leonard DresSner o.
Wilmington, were married Aug
ust 10 by the Rev. J. L. Ward al
the ChestertoWn NJ. P. parsonage
After a short trip to Atlantic
City the bride and groom move
to their furnished home in VIII
minCtOn.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
PERSONALS

Mrs. j. H. Hossinger and chill
dren returned Sunday after stay
Of several weeks at Mcdaniel, Md,
Mrs. George Lovett, Misses
Katharine, Alberta, and Olive
Heiser are the guests of relatives
in New Jersey.
Miss Leta Waters of Philedcl-
phia was the recent guest Of Mrs.
Martha Young and family.
Professor and Mrs. E. Conovcr
have returned after three weeks
stay in Ne wJersey.
Mr.. Broadus Mitchell is spend
ing vacation with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. MITCHELL
Mrs. Name Pelham and Miss
Elizabeth Beck, Of Steubenville,
Ohio, were the week END visitors
OF Mrs. Pelham's brother, Mr.. A.
&. Stiltz.
Mr.. VIM. Crow of Steubenville.
Ohio, is visiting his parents, Mr.
end Mrs. James Crow.
Mrs. Arthur Cowsill and daugn-
ter, of Washington, D. c., were
the recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Gregg.
Mrs. Elizabeth Forester and
daughter Mabel Of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with Newark
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Skies, Mi,
and Mrs. w. Bissler, of Alliance.
Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Levi
of Newark are spending a week at
Atlantic City.
Misses COrnelia and EleanO5
Pilling, and Edith Spencer are
SPENDING a week at Atlantic City
Miss Ida Jones has returned
after a months visit in Philadei.
phia.
Mrs. J. B. Street, Misses Sail"
II Margaret, and Irma Cornog, and
4 Miss Naomi Street. spent la
week along the Susquehanna
river, near Columbia, Pa.
Miss Anna Willis, town Ii5"&"
ian. is spending a ten day vacatio?
u at Stone Harbor, n. J.
Il ,Ir and Mrs Clifford Lyme.
and children Of Philadelphia, ar.
.ronding a two weeks vacatiO.
a with Mrs. Lynch'S mother, Mr.
Frank Willis on Cleveland avu
nue..
Professor Tiffany am famil
are spending some time with MR.
Tifany's mother, at Ch;ids, Md.
Mrs. Y. G. Willis, who wa
taken to the Delaware Hospita,
seriously i'll on Tuesday, is re
norted to be holding her own nice
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Skiles an
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bossler of A
lance, Ohio, were the guests las
week of their daughter Mrs. l.. |
Lewis. The party motored fro
their home to Newark.
Mrs. Amanda Cornog was thu
recent guest Of her son, Mr., How
ard Cornog, Lansdowne, Pa.
Miss Eleanor Brooks has bee
visiting her grandparents in Wi
mingtOn.
". Terry Mitchell and Knowl'
K. Bowen are on a tWo-Wec'i
camping trip in the Blue Ridge I
Virginia.
Miss Mary A. Powers of tt
Wcmen's College, Newark, III
opened her cottage, on Bait
more Avenue, Rehoboth.
Morris R. Mitchell has retu"
ed from the Military Truinil
Camp, Plattsburg, New York
Miss Grace Merrick gave a di
ner last Thursday evening
honor of Miss Ruby Robinson al
MIR. Maurice NaSSivera, who we
married at Elkton on Friday
Miss Mary J. Croft is spendil
some time at Camp Asulyk
Lake Placid, New York.
MIR. F. J. Merrick and son Wi
lam are spending this week
Norfolk. Va, where the former
attending a convention held
superintendent of Cemeteri
from all parts of the Unit
States.
Miss Martha Cannon of Mare
Hook, Pa, is spending the week
the home of her grandfather, \
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
WEDDINGS
RObinsOn-Nassivera

Miss Ruby E. Robinson of New
ark. and Mr.. Maurice NassiVera
of Glens Falls, N. Y, were quietly
married at Flkton last Friday
morning, August 18th, by the Rev.
S. NJ. Perry, q retired P"esbEteH-
ian minister OF that town. The
bride and groom returned to New
ERIK where they boarded to q"
on the B. & O. for New Gor>
After spending several day in
the city they left for Lake Geo"To,
planning to g from there en- a
weeks camping party in Maine.
Upon their return Mr.. and Nr"
Nassivera will reside at Glen$
Falls, New York, where the
groom is connected with the I'm.
per.al Wall Paper Company.
CrOssan-SnOw
Friends in Newark have receiv
ed announcement of the marriag9
of Mr.. Howard Walter Cro3san
formerly of Newark, and Miss Mil
Gred Louise Snow, on Friday, tAe
eighteenth of August, at the home
Ct the bride, Swampscott, Mass
Mr.. ard Mrs. Crossan, following
the ceremony, left for an ocean
trip from Boston to Norfolk. They
came to Newark today where they
will spend a week with friend !.
the vicinity.
Mr.. Crossan is a graduate O.
Newark High School, class 1902
and Delaware College, class 1908
At present he is with the Genera
Electric Company, at Lynn, Mass
The bride an dgroom will be q
home, SO Albano street, ROGinda)
Mass, after December first.
PicrsOr-Dressner
Miss Elizabeth Pierson Of New
ark and Mr.. Leonard DresSner 0
Wilmington, were married Aug
uSt 10 by the Rev. J. l.. Ward a
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
COVERDALE'S

Restaurant and Sueet Shop
Main Street, Neuark, Delauare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21

lied June 10 aLimestone for the purpose
of use and own real estate, buildings,
etc. Capital stock $4,000. all common:
par value SIS; paid in $3.50. President.
Dennis F. Getchell. Limestone: treasurer.
Henry NJ. Long, Limestone; clerk. George
p Hamilton; directors. Dennis F. Getch-
ell. Limestone; Albert H. Damon. Lime
stone; Lyman F. Getchell, Limestone;
Wallace NJ. Watson, Limestone; John NJ.
Ward, Limestone; Henry NJ. Long, Lime
stone; Harry Leighton, Limestone: Frank
Weymouth, Limestone; John A. Frazer.
Fort Fairfield. Approved June 20.
North Newport Grange. No. 1876, p. OF
H., organized April Is at North Newport
for the purpose of conducting all such
lines of business as usually operated ty
a Grange. President. D. S. Hilliker; vice
president, w. D. Crowell: secretary, D.
P Patten; treasurer, ]. E. Shepardson;
trustees. ]. E. Shepardson, w D. Croweil.
H. E. Turner. all of Newport. Approved
June II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
Primary Returns

Primary returns have already begun
to arrive at the department Of State
about 200 cities and towns having been
heard from. These returns are con-
tanned in 1000 envelopes or eight from
each place, there being one for each of
the four parties for the State and
county tickets and also one for each
of the four parties for the representa-
tive tickets. A large amount of labor
is necessarily involved in handling
these envelopes and preparing them for
tabulation.
Still further labor in connection with
the State primary vote is made neces-
sary this year by the amendment
which provides that each candidate
shall be provided with a detailed
statement Of that portion of the pri-
mary vote affecting his candidacy.