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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
~APPHOVES NMENDMENT
TO BUILDING tODI:

The Council coucurrcd in an amend
mcnt 10 tho Building code which will
allow the erection OF frame dwellings
10 a height " forty. instead OF thirty
feet. and within three. instead OF ten
feet. Of another building. This amend
mcnt Was recommended by Building
Inspector Butler for the benefit Of
property owners In the annexed ter
ritory. especially Gintcr Park and
Woodland Heights.
Assistant City Attorney Anderson re-
ported that the city cannot rcscind its
contract with the Medical College Of
Virginia C~uHc"rninr he operation Of
the Virginia Hospital This iuforma-
ton MAS sought by Councilman Had
don after the executive committee of
Tn. collec. declined 10 have set aside
FOR the use OF members OF certain city
de apartments Spccia! rooms at the hos
pital TIL. opinion was fled, on motion
0i Mr.. Haddou. who said that he would
renew his fight 10 secure rooms for
city employees when the new Coun-
ell is organized.
y resolution was adopted directing
that $50 BE- refunded to W. II. Iiew-
lett for the work Of opening n chokcd
sewer on his premises, 3l3 North
T~weuty-third Street.
y resolution was also adopted di-
recting the City Attorney TO acquire
land from Mrs. Josephine keppler TO
open an alley bctween Twenty-ninth
and Thirticth and 7 and L streets. Al
a cost not to exceed $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
CAPTURED AFTER ELUDING
OFFICERS I'ORTY-FOUR YEARS

ASHEVILLE. y. C., August 24.-
After Guiding the officers for forty
four years, Andy Wise. Il white man
wapted in Buncombe County for the
alleged murder OF John Rogers. former
constable in Buncombe County, has
been arrested in Williamson, w Va.
according to n telegram received by
Sheriff Mitchell his morning.
Immediately after the murder, forty
four years ago, Wise was arrested,
II while en- route TO the. county Jail
escaped from the sheriff. and had not
-heen seen or heard Of since last April
when he made a brief visit to this
county, departing before Sheriff Nit
chell was notified. Wise will be
brought back to Ashevlllo for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
TWO STORM VICTIMS
Mrs. William Mathcrly md Chester
M"tcIy Killed when Lightning
strikes iBnrn.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatchl

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatchl
DANNIILE. VA. August 2i-At thu
height Of n severe Thunderstorm. which
swept over the county Yesterday az
%ernoou. Mrs. William Mathcrly. age,
forty years and Chester Motciy. ScNan-
teen years old. were struck by light
ming and instantly killed. Two l'tti.
children of Mrs. Mathcrly. who were
WIN her, escaped without injury. Ms.
Mathcrly was tending n five IL y 20
hacco barn when the storm came up.
IN "a field nearby Motcly was gathering
fodder. AS soon as the rain fell he
ran 10 the tobacco barn ard was Siiel-
terInG there with Mrs. Mathcrlv anG
her children. Suddenly the lightning
struck the tobacco barn. tie bolt Kill
ing tie woman ana the youth. Hall
an hour later nciShbors. who knew Mrs.
was at the barn. and. fearing
iof hcr safety. FASTENED to II and found
inc TWO children weeping bcsidc Il e
Two COrpSeS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
FIVE MEMBERS RETIRE
FROM COMMON COUNCIL
Jones and liaddon Pay Tribute to
Colleagues at Final Session
OF Lower Branch.
FULL PAY FOR SOLDIERS
Anderson Holds Contract With Mcdi-
cal College OF Virginia Cannot BE
OF
FINANCE Committee Adopted.

The last session Of the Common
council before the terms of it's present
members expire, on August 81. was
held last night. and all unfinished
business disposed Of. Members who
viii not return when the new body
is organized next month. and who
were present. expressed their regret
at leaving. and appropriate tribute to
them was paid by Councilman Had
don. of Clay Ward. and Councilman
Jones. of Madison ward.
Those whose faces viii be missing
from their accustomed places when
next the lover branch is called to
order viii be the following retiring
members:
Clyde II. Eatcline. of Lee Ward: T..
Parsons Pitcher, Of clay Ward; Edgar
III. Ferguson. Of Lee ward: George W.
Rogers. Of Jefferson Ward, and Joseph
Il Welsh, Of jefferson Ward.
The most important measure APP
proved by the last session was the
resolution recommended by the Com
mit,ee on Finance. which viii allow all
city employees who answered the call
of militar" Servjc. to receive fun pay
from the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
IGNORANCE Is CURSE
OF COUNTRY'S NEGROES
Theme Of j.. =. Lee. Who Calls ia
order Negro Bnptist sunday
school Convention.
Special TO The Times-Dispntch.1

t'-il'' Il l ] lt HINES IDlSJd ten
DANNiLLE, VA, August 2+.-"Igno-
rance is the curse TO the negro in this
country" declared Professor j. s. Lee,
in calling to order the Negro Baptist
sunday School Convention OF Virginia
ais morning in the Loyal Street Bap-
fist Church. and there are too many
young people who are not taking ad-
vantage of the schools opened 10 them
all through the state"
DIR. l.. +. Kicks. of Roanoke. adj
dressed the convention on "Paul's Let
ters TO the Corinthians" Other ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. \. y.
Gal''H, l.. u. president OF the Bap-
inst State conventions; Rev. l. G. Woods.
-. u. president of the Virginia Thco-
logical Seminary College. I~.ynchburC;
Ley. .Adolphus 1Iumbles. Lynchburg.
treasurer OF the State convention; Rev.
- H. Bowling, Norfolk; y. l.. Wins
low NJ u. Danville, n & j. Watkins.
Of Norfolk.
Rev. T.. W Murphy. Of G~ordonsvilc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
CONFESSES TO ASSAULT
Admits Crime Acniust N;ss
Myrn MnrshaiI-Whitc Man
Is Held.

Especial to The Times-D!spatch.1
WEST POINT. VA. august al.
Miss Myra Marshall. twenty-five years
OLD. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John A..
MarshaIi. OF Epworth. while returning
atone Lrom " meeting at I.pworth
church last night. was assaulted near
hcr home BY Alex Harrison. coIorcd
wh" confessed at the preliminary hear.
ing this morning. Andrew Moore
white, is being held on evidcnce-as
party to the crime.
Miss Marshall is still i'm = nroc,rious
condition. The Marshall home is abou,
quarters Of a mile from the
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

The Du FONT plant. at City POINT, T.
at it's fun "A pacity and on
fun time, EumorS have been In cir
for some days that the com
pany had been awarded Il big on
tract FOR tho manufacture OF nun
lions. and that an increased fore"
would be rendered necessary IN con-
Dfnc!als are NOT prepared to
out any definite. Information on
subject as yet. II Is understood,
however. thai many new men have
been recently employed. who were care
fully selected for their work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS
Lyrics nilr Is wno,..om. ,,., . ,.

i!ricS hi'i Is Wholesome and Safe.
"a'ilec ny the ~insanitary bill that
ragged during the first three days of
the week. DR.. Charles w. Rex carcfulIv
inspected the show-supply before omen
rS the house yesterday afternoon 70
~onsunir's. with the result; that tho
Pill for the latter half OF the week ma,
=aielE he taken without boiling. with
'ut rear oil consequences and with CON
siderable enjoyment.
II She weren't in vaudeville. Adelaide
dolt Wakefield would be called q dis
=use.' AS she is, she IS an entertainer
and a very charming one. In snitc
Of the fact that her act is delicat. and
altogether retined-to use a ruined
"ord-it won last nights audience
-"mpietciN' as IL well deserved to do.
Next to Miss Wakefield. i'm import
ance. is the genial turn Of the -Four
entertainers composed of two ordiu-
irE singers, one tenor who can sing
rings around John McCormack's voice.
less cousin. and "a big. buZZinr bass
comedian. whose ~sOftest tone would
oofe through a Sousa's band all play
!nG trombones triple fortissimo.
Jcwells Manikin Circus. with which
the show opens. is an extremely clever
mechanical production. which arouses
me admiration OF grown-ups for the
SIKH with which it is presented, and
ought TO be a source of ~boundless de.
light TO future soldiers and sunragists
Adelaide Boothby, with her CAPABLE
accompanies, her Becky at the Mo-
'les' and her burlesque illustrated
song, achieves merit and applause, as
on her former visit, and for the same
reasons.
In place OF a bicycling couple. there
appears a MIR, or NJ, or Siguor or
Senor. or Senior, or Herr Saona. :,
character i~mpcrsonator. who represent.
e number of notables and great mon
OF then and now wi,b hu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

CeniaGc OF success. Ills xiii and spccd
IN makeup are interesting enough.
but OF far more interest to the average
observer ~ the reception given tho
various characters unprecedented. who
would have supposed that in Richmond
the Kaiser would have swept tho house.
for example, The attitude of the house
during this act is alone particularly
we'll worth taking in. BESIDES that
and the good acts. there isu'; Il sketch,
on the whole Bill.
Douglas Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

Especial 70 Tho Tilncs-Dispatch.1
IIARRlSONBURG. VA. August 81
The Stuarts Draft milling plant, a,
Stuarts Draft. Augusta County. was
entirely destroyed by fire yesterday.
caused. 1t is believed. by Il hot-box in
INC machinery on the sccond floor.
Thirty thousand bushels OF wheat were
stored IN the elevator. The loss to
Cohram II Son, the owners and on.
orators. Will be nearly 100000. They
carry $4,000 insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
Chicken ThIrNcn nuny.

Chicken thieves have been busy in
George County recently. Among
sufferers are ]. T.. Cousins. who
lost twenty-nine hens: Thomas Buren,.
who lost twenty. and George sherman,
had t~hirty-s!N stolen from him.
The thieves have not boon caught or
chickens traced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
Local Rainfall.

l.alnfaIl, IL hours ending & T. NJ IA
Rainfall, - hours ending ) J.. NJ. .Oi
Excess in rainfall since March /. I.23
Excess IN rainfall since January 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
II.ocni Tcmpcru,ur..

II noon cmpcraturc.
3 j.. NJ. temperature.
maximum temperature 10 s l.. NJ.
minimum temperature to s +. M.
Mean temperature
normal temperature for this date
deficiency in temperature
Dcnclcncy in temperature since
March !
deficiency since Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

Temperature. II; humidity, 20: wind.
miles; weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
Local barometer Readings.

Barometer ,rcduccd to sea Ieyep
~. NJ. ....... 40 ss
Baro,heter trcduccd to sea leveD.
l.. NJ. SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
S1.5o Round Trip to Norfolk and
Ocean View

Every Sunday win Norfolk ana West
ern Railway. Tickets good on tho
Special" leaving Richmond $40
A. M, and also on the Cannon Rail-"
leaving 9 A. M.-both fast trains tn
.>orfolk without change. The .Sne.
cial' carries through coach to Viz
ginia Reach-the only Virginia resor,
on the Atlantic Ocean. Returning
leave Virginia Beach 6:S5 p. NJ
leave Norfolk Sis p. NJ. and 7.4O
p. M.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

" VI. 4. \. social On roof OF Cen
trni BuildinE, $3.50 o'clock
Bnscbnil, Richmond Mt buffalo
Dispatch electric ~scorebonrd,
:t;3O O'Clock.
Lyric-POpulnr vaudeville, mpti-
nee, 81 night, 1880 and D..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
The Weather
Fprnirhed by u. y. Weather Dure,u.

Forecnst' NirEiDin
Fair nnd some
what wnrIncr Fri
dny. Saturday faIr.
North CarOiinn-
Scattered showers
and thundc rshowcr
Friday. Saturday
fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
Profit by the experience. of other,
REPORTS
QUICK
RESULTS

ALFRED 0IANTZ
QuicIS and sattsfnctory results after
using NAtoR arc reported by Alfred
QuantH. OH North 9Th ST.. Hamilton,
o.. writing to us under date of June 1.
To tho public. IL ~ follows:
wish to advise YOU Of the Wonder
iui results obtained from taking
Na.cor. had suffered from asthma
ana catarrh and the doctor advised mo
mat my lungs were weak. was los
ing i'll weight, coughing and cXpcctor-
rating and had pains in chest.
began taking Na-cor on April Z.
ana after had finished about one
fourth OF Il bottle, I could eat and
three pounds a week. After / had FIN
!Shed the bottle | stopped
ana even gained more in weight and
strength. ] now feel strong and as
healthy as any one and my doctor up-
right now. 80 "'
thank you SO much for your mcdi.
complains. | will tell them about ii.
Read Facts about Na,co,"
send for FREE copv
NJ. L. Haymann
40 Stntc Life bldg.
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
Always use the original NA'COR
The sun., 1916-11-18
RAIL BOARD TO DEAL
WITH CAR SHORTAGE
Plans Made to Relieve Situa.
ton Through Committee
In Washington.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. IL Plans for reliev-
Ing the country wide car shortage
through the agency of n committee OF
railroad representatives, sitting in WASH
ington. were presented to COMMISSIONS
c. G. McChord OF The Interstate Com
merce Commission this afternoon by n
special committee appointed by the
American Railway Association.
Commissioner McChord extended his
tentative approval to the plans, which
will be put before the Interstate Com
merce Commission at once. The hear
ings which have been In progress here
In connection with an investigation by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
Into the methods of exchange and return
OF freight cars by railroads will probably
be brought TO q close next Tuesday night.
Commissioner McChord will then, 1t Is
understood. leave at once for Washing
ton To meet with the committee OF rail-
road representatives, which has been APP
pointed to sit there.
This committee. which has been given
practically plenary power by the Ameri-
can Railway Association to enforce or
modify the existing car service rules, will
remain in Washington as long as the
Interstate Commerce Commission feels
there Is any occasion for its presence.
One member OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission will. II Is understood.
act with this committee as long as 1t sits,
and will pass on all the measures that
may be proposed for providing relief for
any particular section where an acute
shortage Of any class OF equipment de-
velops.
The sun., 1916-11-18
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The Springhurst Realty Company.
Bronx; capital. $1,000; directors. John r.
Quinian. Edw. +. Quinlan and Frederick
Quinlan.
The Pelham Investing Corporation. Pei
ham: capital, $1,000; directors. Harry A,
Anderson, Myrtle T.. Anderson and Carrie
r. Haight,
The Montrose Improvement Company,
Brooklyn: capital. $4,000; director- Ie-
land u Garretson, Albert T. Maurice and
j, Cotter Council,
Redwood Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan; capital. 5000; directors. Francis J.
Byrne. John u. Webster and A. X. PEN
nington.
Ewoi Realty Corporation, Rronx; capital.
o.. 900; directors, Agnes Douglas, Katherine
Rybltzki and william II, Lowe.
W. Roach Construction Company. Bronx:
capital. $1,000: directors. william Roach.
Mary Lahey and Daniel ]. I.ahey.
Fled Land Corporation. Brooklyn; capt
tai. 5000; directors. Walter II Lehman,
Laurence A, Tanner and Arthur c, Kahn.
The Prospect Building Corporation,
Brooklyn: capital. 10000; directors. Jos.
TabatchnIck, Max Kessier and Dora sirotta.
The sun., 1916-11-18
COPPERS CONTINUE
SKYWARD ON CURB
Magma, Which a Month Ago
Was at II, Gains 10 Points
and Sells at Go 1-2.
lEROPLANES ALSO SOAR
Lower Priced Oil Shares Take
Part in the General Up
ward Movement.

ro,ne- shares were the feature yes
,.,,,v IN the most active market the curb
raider. ever experienced. Magma Cop
,.r opened one point o Thursdays
o,ose and quickly rose to a new high
,..ora erice OF 6si, On heavy buying.
This made a gain Of more than 10 points
q, ,he day and compares with II. at
xh,ch it was traded in a month ago.
,,owe Sound established a high record
a, 81, and Cerro de Pasco Copper, with
hsayy trading, sold at Its highest price
q, the wear. United Verde Extension.
Uecla and Darwin Lead all sold fraction
ally higher.
The steel shares were also strong.
Mldyale sold at 73ts. the highest II has
rsached on this movement. and United
Alloys and Transue- Williams were frac-
,ionally higher. Submarine Boat ad-
yanced 2x points to AZ. Curtlss Aero
plane and Wright Martin Aircraft pre-
ferred scored notable gainx The for
ner, which had been inactive for about
two months, sold 5 points above It's previ-
Gus close. while the latter changed hands
at 80, the highest on record and 8 points
above Thursdays close.
The lower priced oils were stronger,
with Metropolitan Petroleum advancing
1 points. Southern Oil n T~ransporta-
tion sold at 9h. a high record. and
sapulpa Refining at II "a. the highest on
this move. Cosden Oil and Gas was a
fraction higher.
Bonds were active and frm. Cerro
10 Pasco a. sold "a points higher to
1854 and United Kingdom 5ns gained
fract'onally. Metropolitan Petroleum s.
advanced I points. Sales and quotations /:
The sun., 1916-11-18
BANKERS BUY OLD
KUHN, LOEB Bulldog
Pay About 100000 for Pine
st. Property Formerly Valued
at $780, 900.
100000 DWELLING SOLD
Active Trading in The Bronx
Theatre Planned for
Dyckman Section.

Andrews 4 Co.. bankers. have paid
about $500. 900 for the twelve story Of
fee building at ~ and 20 Pine street.
one door from the United States Sub
Treasury. built some years ago by Kuhn
Loeb 4 Co. and once valued at Sl,327,-
400. The bankers have bought the
property as an investment and as their
chief business quarters.
II was an overlooked bargain. Tor the
Andrews firm have been offered q proht
for the property even though contracts
for its sale were signed late yesterday
afternoon. The building Is ono OF the
pioneers OF Pine streets modern struc-
lures. Kuhn. Loeb & Co. built 1t per-
haps fifteen years ago. and made the
lower part OF the structure their mead
quarters. or marble base. the structure
measures SOL feet on Pint street ana
extends back n~inety-four TT TO n
United States Assay Office and the CAL
latin National Bank Building.
The Kuhn. Loeb interests sold the
property to the 81 Pine Street Corpora
ton In July. 1912. since their building
at william and PIN streets was about
completed. The Pine street company
has valued its holdings at N,32',+oo.
OF this valuation Ss27.40O represented
the worth Of the 50x9+ foot site. II the
price paid by Andrews 4 Co. Is 100000.
then the bankers got the building for
nothing, and ever the site for less than
It's worth n few years ago.
The Charles +. Noyes Company nego-
tiated the sale. Thu buyers will occupy
the ground fioor and basement. which
already are arranged for a banking Of
flee. the basement having a splendid
"a anti
The sun., 1916-11-18
R. I. PROVISION
Prosser Committee Acts On ssgGes-
ton Of Charles g.. Daves.

The Prosser Joint stock n debenture
bonds committee of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company
has agreed to change the Language in
the reorganization plan relating to the
creation of voting trusts. Attention Ia
1t was called by Charles q. Dawes
president OF the Central Trust Company
Of Chicago.
The provision reads al follows: 1.-THE
committee may likewise create and pro-
vide for all voting and other trusts
deemed by II TO be expedient n may
nominate trustees hereunder" It war
suggested by Mr.. Dawes that this SEN
tence be eliminated and anolher sub
stituted to read: THE committee may
likewise In respect Of any and all ne.
curities. other than those issuabie to de.
p%ositors hereunder. create and provide
for all voting and other trusts deemed
by II to be ~expedient." &C.
In accordance. the reorganization
committee. after a conference. wired Mr..
Dawes last night that the change had
been made and that the exact language
suggested by him would be substituted.
Nc voting trust Is contemplated which
would take control from the stockhold-
ers. the committee said.
The sun., 1916-11-18
BROOKLYN BUYERS ACTIVE.

Frank A. Seaver & Co. report the sale
OF the three story and basement one
family house at 4sl Hancock street.
Brooklyn. for the Peerless Land Com
pany to an investor.
Horace :. Ely a co. have sold to Roth
x Morgan thirty lots on the north and
south sides OF Seventy-seventh street.
west of Fifteenth avenue The buyers
will erect three story detached dwellings
with garages.
Realty Associates have sold ll1a
Fifty-frst street. between Eleventh and
twelfth avenues. 70 Joseph A. Hamilton
FOR occupancy. This IL a two story
semi-detached brick dwelling on lot cox
100. "
The Mclnerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the three story brick
business and apartment building on the
east side OF Flatbush avenue. AZ feet
south OF Clarendon road. In course q,
construction on a plot 22xlOo. for the
l.. " A. :. Building Corporation 70 n
client for occupancy.
The sun., 1916-11-18

Another downtown s~kyscraper Is to be
sold In foreclosure. Francis A. Stanton
was appointed referee yesterday by JUS
tice Cohalan In the Supreme Court to
conduct the sale OF the twenty-five story
building at the southeast corner Of Mas
sau and Spruce streets owned by the
American Tract Society. The New York
Lie insurance Company holds a mort
gage for $l.250.000 against the property
the Insurance company wants its
money back. The total amount due. in
Guiding costs and disbursements. Is
n.4O2,975. 1t Is the third large down.
town office building involved In fore
closure proceedings during recent
months. Last July the Smith Building
at 3 to z Wall street and 81 Broadway
was turned over to the Equitable Life
Assurance Society and n few weeks ago
tho Garden City Company had to take
over the Liberty Tower Building at Mas
sau and Liberty streets to protect n
mortgage loan.
The sun., 1916-11-18
=. M~ORTIMER's NEW HOME.

Harris 4 Vaughan have rented for
Henry A. C.. Taylor his five story Amer
lean basement dwelling at East sew
enty-second street to Stanley Mortimer
of Roslyn. l.. l..
douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Henry Block so East Elghty-second
street, a five story American basement
dwelling, to Eugene Knapp.
puross Company has rented the house
AT EOS Fdgecombe avenue for Christina
Bernhard To Edward + Keller.
Peasc a. Elliman have let furnished
for Guy Richards the four story and
basement dwelling at II East Eleventh
street. Just east Of Fifth avenue. to
Charles McVeaEh.
The sun., 1916-11-18
TO OFFER CHINESE LOAN AT 50.
Chicago Bank Arranges 100000
Deal with Republic.

The new $4,000 Chinese loan ar
ranged by the Continental and CON-
mercial Savings Bank Of Chicago will
be offered TO the public soon at IS, and
will yield slightly more than ca, per
cent. The loan will run for three years
and bears interest at 6 per cent =.
IL will be a direct obligation of the
republic OF China and Is secured both
as to principal and ~interes, by a frs,
charge on the entire revenues derived
and to be derived by the Government
from the Chinese tobacco and wine pub
lie sales tax. That tax in the current
yea will amount 10 $1,000. 900.
Chandler Il Co. Inc. of New York and
Philadelphia have become associated
with the Continental and Commercial
Bank In the Offering.