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ADVANCES HEAVY
IN COTTON GOODS
Several Lines WITHDRAWN
Print Cloths Up 80 Per.
Cent. Since Jan. |.

Cotton goods markets have been
vanced again to new and unprecedented
levels. Some large lines OF percales for
spring were sold up and withdra wn at
the highest prices known since the last
quarter OF the last century.
Colored goods are being advanced
when not being withdrawn from sale
entirely. B'eached cottpns are up again
L. cent a yard. Fancy tickings have been
advanccd from 4. cent to ! cent a yard.
Finr combed yarn cottons are In some
Instances a cent q yard higher than
they were In 1907. Cotton duck IL SELL
ing at the full list price at first hands in
sever II instances.
Print cloths and convertibles are up
80 per cent since the first of this year.
cotton having advanced In the meantime
cotton goods have haen purchasing lib
orally for next years delivery.
The mills are unable to obtain a full
quota Of operatives. n even where
many mills are trying to run overtime.
they cannot get help. The jobbers and
retailers are active. and advance sales
for spring delivery are far ahead OF a
year ago.
Current quotations are Print cloths.
IS inch. s+xGts. 5Lc. 6iN6os. 4Sc. to
Sc. 3si. inch. 64x6+s. 1isc.: brown
sheetings. southern standards. l0tc,
denims. 2.20s. indigo. l9c. tickings
3 Or, l6i2c. staple ~Ginghans. SC.
prints. 7Ac,; dress ginghams. llhc.
The sun., 1916-10-08
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The spanish liner Antonio Lopez. ssi,'ne
to-day tor Cadiz. Will take mail. cioflnk a
\ 4. NJ. for spain. Portugal and Gloral.Ar.
TIL. Sicuis Americana m san
,;Lgiielmo. ssiling to-inurrow TOT ne"oa,
viii take mail, closing at 30 a. ~, io'
Italy. Rumaria. switzerland ana ',t.ece;
The LLOYD Sahaudo steamship ~
d'Italia. sailing TUESDAY for Genoa VII
lake mail. closing ~ $50 \. NJ; Tor tns
Azores. Italy. RumaniH, switzerland an"
Greece. u.
The spanish steamer G. Lopez l'ope.
sailing fuesday for Cadiz. VII take mal,
losing at $50 A. NJ, for spain f"ftusa'
The ,ireek liner rhemis;oclrs, sailing
Wednesday for Gibraltar and firarus. WI
take mail. closing AZ l: NJ, Tor 'iora''a'
and Greece. ,.-
1hc white star liner Adriatic; sailing
ThursdaN for Liverpool. vii take man
closing at $50 \. NJ. for Great Britsih'
Ireland ,lettei mail only and south Al
rira, also specially addressed correspond
once for other countries except Gernany'
Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg. Bulgaris-
Se~hi.. Turkey. the Netherlands. Norway.
sweden and D,nnark. .-
The scandinavian. American liner hel!iG
olav. sailing Thursday for klFkwHil ana
ChriStiansaud. will take mail. closing AZ
10 A. NJ. for Sor~a!, sweden, Dennhtk'
tho Netherlands. Germany, AustriA,
Hungary. ~Luxemburs. Bulgaria sero'. anu
Turkey.
The sun., 1916-10-08
Big SALES ADVANCE
PRICES OF Pig IRON
Domestic Consumers Rush to
Buy Because Of Heavy
Export Demand.
RAILROADS ORDER STEEL
Boiler Plate Bids Made at 10
Cents POund-BarS
Up 81 Ton.
RAILROADS ORDER STEEI

Enormous sales Of pig iron have been
made since Oct her /. and prices have
advanced 80 cents to sl.25 a ton. DO.
nestle nsum have been awakened
by the extremely heavy sale for export
20 the ACCESSIBILITY of covering all uu-
iilled requirements at once. Upward "
500, 400 Ions were placed under contract
n the last six days. four-hfths Of IN.
tonnage being steel making grades. over
half Of which was sold for export to
Great Britain and France.
New York export agents OF Southern
furnaces have sold over 2oo.ooo tons 81
basic for foreign shipment in the last
;no weeks and also a large onnage 10
go into domestic consumption Eastern
Pennsylvania furnaces have sold 90. 1000
tons OF low phosphorus and $4,000 o II
of bcssemer for foreign shipment. In
the last wo days further sales OF
southern basic have been made for eN-
pcr, and the marE., IL fever'sh.
Amcnv the domestic consumers pun
chasing foundry iron are manufacturer
Of agricultural implements. heating APP
para,us. machinery. PIPE. and railroad
equipment. Since September ]. l.'oo.ooo
tons o. all kinds OF pig iron have been
placed under contract for shipment over
the remainder OF this year and In the
frs: half OF 1917.
Large net revenues and heavy traNlc,
prcscn, and prospective. are prompting
The railroads TO release more orders Tor
equipment. Notwithstanding the higA
cost of construction. Orders for DIV"
ca.s, including $500 for the Missouri
Pacific. 1000 for the Western MARYLAND,
500 for the Nickel Plate and 500 for the
Carolina, r~linchrc,d and Ohio ave been
placed, ard inquiries are In the market
for II, 600 more cars. as well ms Tor In
locomotives. Some supplementary raj
orders have been placed. and inquiries
! for 50. 900 tons more are In the market
for late 1917 and early 1915 delivery.
The pressure for steel plates - phe-
nom.nal. Ord-rs for loo onn tons more
for pipc lines and for boats has, been
, p'accd. and inquiries for 100000 ar" In
the market. half for export. Foreign
BUYERS have paid I 10 AZ cents for ship
| plates, and 10 cents a pound Is bid Tor
| boiler plates. Agricultural implement
| manufacturer are endeavoring to buy
more steel bars. Many other consumers
are buying and prices are 81 n ton
higher.
structural work is uucomfortnbly ar-
tive orders for go %" tons or fahri-
( Gated steel have been placed. and one
| large contract for 10000 ions is about 10
he c"Onsunmated,
The sun., 1916-10-08
PRISON CONGRESS OPENS.
Utah Warden Praises Indetermi-
nate S%entence LIN ",

BUFFALO, Oct. AT the annual con
gress OF the American Prison Association
which opened here this evening. Arthur
Pratt, warden Of the Utah State Prison
n president Of the association. praised
the indeterminate sentence law as one
OF the greatest Of prison reforms.
But the effectiveness OF such a law
depends largely On the board In whose
hands Is placed the power to terminate
the sentence" he said. THE board
should he composed of men familiar witt
crime ard criminals otherwise they will
be frequently deceived by the confirmed
and willy criminal"
He advocated plenty Of exercise and
good food for prisoners. also useful work.
Striped clothing should he abolished. Al
though Mr., Pratt is In sympathy. he said.
with the reformer who would educate
the prisoner. II is not possible" to make a
school out Of a prison. With a large
percentage OF prisoners the attempt
would he a mere waste OF effort,
He said that although 1t might be
beneficial to the prisoners II they were
taught some trade. the laws n the at
titude OF labor unions made 1t seem UNI
likely that such a scheme would ever
be generally employed.
The sun., 1916-10-08
DYE IMPORTERS HARD HIT.
They Must Pay Higher Duty ON
Goods Held for a Rise.

Importers OF dyestufYs and colors who
have been holding this merchandise IN
Government warehouses. hoping to real
ise higher prices later on. were surprised
to learn yesterday that. under a ruling
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. these
dyes, when withdrawn from consumption
will he taxed for duty under the new
rates as provided for in the revenue
act of September 3. 1915.
These colors were entered under the
act OF 1919 and II was the general
opinion that the. rates provided therein
would apply when rnese goods were
taken out Of bond. DESPITE the shortage
in color there are now in bonded ware
houses In this city several hundred thou
sand dollars worth OF dyes.
The sun., 1916-10-08

Wanted Immediately, certified
public accountant or chartered ac-
countant qualified to take charge of
reorganization of large industrial
plants in Europe. Must be thor
oughly posted in factory costs and
office organization. State expert
ence, qualifications and salary en-
pected. Address B. w. l2O. Sun.
The sun., 1916-10-08
Movements ~ Naval Vessels.

Collier Jason ana destroyer Tucker have
lobampo; collier Neptune at Puerto Plata,
destruyers Paul Jones AMI whlpple al San
Disgo: .uuho san Diego az Gulf Of Fon'
SEGA: collier Sa,urn at Tlburon: destroyer
Trippr AT Lynn Haven Roads; gunboa,
Wheeling NJ Vera Cruz.
The collier AJAX has sailed from Oions apo
tor Shanghai, destroyer Ammen from York
River for Hamilton Roads; collier Culgoa
from Les Caves for Jacuicl: yunboat Dolphin
from New York for Norfolk. battleship
Illinois from Charleston for Key wea.
The sun., 1916-10-08
WANTS SEQ, 900 IN WAR DEAL.
ccOuntant Sues Fairbanks Co. In
Munitions NEGOTIATION.

Ernest J. NJ. Thomson. ar expert ac-
countant. filed a suit for 10000 yes
terday against the Fairbanks Company
OF 4l6 Broome street, alleging that he
went to England to get a purchaser for
the Binghamton, y. Y, factory OF the
company and later was refused an ex-
tension Of his option.
He also alleges that he carried on
negotiations with Vickers. Ltd. Of Bir-
mingham, England. for s~ub-contract
work on munitions,
The purchaser Mr.. Thomson says he
got for the Binghamton factory intended
to engage In making munitions, too,
The sun., 1916-10-08
G.. w. Morse sued on Note,

Charles W. Morse was sued Yesterday
-" III" Seal ard National Bank on n
promissory note for S30,G7s93. The
brnk alleges that Morse gave the note
on March - and has made only two
,'.mtnls Of a. 800 and Sa.so5,
The sun., 1916-10-08
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign MailstThe Fire Record.
THE

FOR eastern New York. fair te.aay'
somew hat warmer In the lnterier; .0sSiv
row fair and cooler; moderase s""'"e'''
winds, shifting 10 northwest. r,or.
For New Jersey, iair to-day. anu ,o-~
row; moderate south winds
FOR northern New England. fair ana
farmer to-day; tomorrow fair anu cwuu,
vent,e to moderate south ana sou'""e'@
For southern New England. far anu
somewhat warmer to-day. to-morron 10
cooler in the western portion; se"t'v
moderate shifting winds becoming "o'"
west. v.s
SEw YORK. Oct. sine pressure 49,
low Yesterday over the Paoinc ana piatesu
states south Of Washington and IaAno, :"
the southwest and moderately low vi.
eastward To Lake superior. hlgh prse ,he
prevailed elise here from centres ~. "a
Atlantic states and lower LAKE Regions ~"'
north Of Montana. 49,. ,ower
Temperatures were lower In me ~,
lake regions, New England ana wes'erW"
parts Of the middle Atlantic s,h,es .nt
was warmer In the central val,eys ,niv
freezing weather aud snow Ocrutreu ~
in northern Montana and rain IN tne $3.50,
Maintain STATE and west anu soutnwev
ward into california Elsewhere genera's
fair " ather prevailed. .,o,sr
A.. In ihis city the day was faif anu eov'
Wind. fi,sh nottheasteriy average 10
ny, ~ per cent. barometer. CORE,
read to SEA level. at 8 A. NJ, 3ol'' y W."
The sun., 1916-10-08

HELPERS AND DRIVERS
WANTED-Young men, 81
years of age or over. required
as helpers or drivers on ex-
press wagons. Apply Adams
Express Co., Wagon Service
Dept, 80 Trinity place.
The sun., 1916-10-08

COUPLE, man aud wife. man gardener,
generally useful, wife experienced cook
references. call or write d. OSBORNE
.0< East 30th 81.
The sun., 1916-10-08

BOY wanted In offre OF insurance brok-
crs; wages to III five dollars per
week state age and experience, II any.
~ box l59 sun Office.
The sun., 1916-10-08

HONEST MAN or woman to operate
profitable mail order business at home,
selling my goods. no canvassing: supply
eNerything. VOORHEES,. Dept. l?0, Omaha.
Neh,
The sun., 1916-10-08

DOWN WITH HIGH GASoLINE-Gaso-
Tonic equals ono gasoline at Be-. per
gallon, sell II to car owners and make big
pronts, sales guaranteed, WHITE MFG,
rO, Dopt. 80, Cincinnati, q.
The sun., 1916-10-08

HOUSEWOR .ERS-Co!ored: several neat
girls. experienced, good references, thor
oughly investigated. want places, other
southern HELM furnished. LINCOLN IN
DuSTRIAL EXCHANGE Agency. ala W.
saith 81. Phone 6o:2 G. lunbSs. Estab-
lished 1899.
The sun., 1916-10-08
ARRIVED FROM NEW vo,v
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

81 81; Paul. from liverpool
- Znlia.. from Porto Rico
81 lyldyk. from Rotterdam.
IS Atlantic. from Calcutta
Ss p~etroleine, from, Rouen
IS Hikosan Maru. from Denia
sc Ryndsm. from Falmouth,
S. Concho. from Galveston
50 Arapahoe. from Jacksonville
The sun., 1916-10-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

BOOK KEEPER Of 10 years experience
would like 10 employ leisure time by keen
ing books for doctor or other professional
man. L., hox lGl Sun office.
The sun., 1916-10-08

TRICK. brand new, also used one: big
hsrvlins 10Th century CO., 1894 broadway,
The sun., 1916-10-08
MILLWRICHTS

FIRST CLASS millwrights; s hoLrs per
day. time and half for overtime. Apply In
person. INTERNATIONAL ARMS Il FTIt,
Co, Grove 81. a. Bloomfield Ave, Bloom
reld, -. j.
The sun., 1916-10-08

Highest temperature. 10, at-ff
Lowest temperature, ~. al : -
Average temperature. 6s.
The sun., 1916-10-08

WANTED Young man, 1871, Of good
scientific or engineering education. knowl.
edge OF German, as pupil assistant In New
York professional office; previous business
eNperienC" not necessary. small salary
while learning profession. Address. fun
sun office.
The sun., 1916-10-08

IN cir' ~ula'ton- ....... u 1oc ACE 80 oat
Less items in transit between Federal Re
terve b'nk-. va t.6, az, t3i. 49,. s7,7?3.
The sun., 1916-10-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
united states Coast and ,;eolc,,. s,x,.
Standard Time.
Sun rfses..... IS 50 NJ Sun sets ,nc,
Noon acts .....2
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
SANDY Hook I Gov Island ,,s..
Hell Gate.....7 1884
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
oandy Hoot ~. ~ N Gov. island Il, "a
rel Gate.....1
ARR1vEp-sATURDAY Octobe,
~ Hscapa. s:is r. NJ. Puerto Colorh,.
SIS Philadelphia, 7S A. ~. London. Ron,
e Wallace. $50 A. NJ. Hsvre. Sen, .,
g armand. A. NJ. Lisivn, Sem, IL
- Idaho.. 1850 A.. NJ, Gibraltar. Sen,
Sept, q. W. rn'a'' Bristol,
50 Gar1cnia, s A. NJ. Halifax. Or,
ss ircIucis. HAS +. NJ. Friday, Turt, ID.
Sept. Is. " Id hochsus,
- san J%acinto.. Key wcst, Oct, 3
e Lysefiord. Charleston, Oct
81 UnondeGa. Wilmington. Oct,
o. hamilton. Norfolk. Oct. q.
The sun., 1916-10-08

L.. =. GOVERNMENT uses Richmond
Chemical Exiting uishers that Nil gasolin"
tires District Managers make 5000 proht,
AUTO FREE. RICHMOND NJ co.
Desk jig, wheeling. W. Va
The sun., 1916-10-08

PRIVATE SECRETARY
wanted. Nc-d not give fun time; must
have tact. refinement and education An
swcr, giving age, position held and salary
expected, \. T., 100 sun office.
The sun., 1916-10-08
Statement Of Combined hanks.

Statement Of combined and
liabilities ~ the twelve Federal reserve
banks at close of business yesterday, last
three ciphers omitted
The sun., 1916-10-08

WANTED . helpers wanted In cabine,
maker shop, 3it Gcrinania Ave" Jersey city,
y. J.
The sun., 1916-10-08

OtNG MEN and helpers convenient to
New YORK. Apply Great Atlantic 4 Pacific
Tea Co, ii3 Ray ST, Jersey city,
The sun., 1916-10-08

YOUNG MAS-rhancc ~ lifetime fo mas.
ter linoiNp II 'nu cnn take "A ,tuy course
school In existence, EMPIRE
school. l33 East 18th 81,
The sun., 1916-10-08
INSTRUCTION
AGENTS WANTED.

A~GENTS-2O0 PER CENT, PROFIT.
Wonderful little article. Something new ,
sells like wiidtirc, Garry right In pocket
Write at once for free sample T. NJ Felt
man. sales Mgr, %: ard ST. Cincinnati. q.
The sun., 1916-10-08

Observation-Disclosures poultry man for
privat" estate, single or young married
man Without children: give full details In
first letter Apply to W. II ~GRIFFITHS.
is5 LAX" shore EoRd. Crosse rointc Shores.
Detroit, Michigan,
The sun., 1916-10-08
OUTGOING sTEANsBrps

Sail To morrow
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Die bemttge Gage.

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Ruiieu Die oeutiGen 2inien our9bro-
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uno Bel gerbun 1T ni6ts @i6tisps
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tets ser groBe Mann uno Der itarfe
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mebr fiinitleril6 oIs politiId. 9ab
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0eur Ser engliiden Truppen in Dub
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@rouiomfeit baiien, ri6tete neulid
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itber bie nod ieiner Inii6t unpatrio=
tide 6oltlng 3tpeier 8rieiter be-
ldiperte u1o lire Ibiebung perlang-
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Die fSobnen Der irii6en Sr~einiQigell
eepeibt uno fir Die letteren @erbe-
bienite berrihtet bdtten, omtiere11
be11te nod. 9afiir aber bat Gene
raj Marpea BON Dem ltreitbaren
8ilfof bas folgenoe @ntnortfdrei-
ben erbalten: =
SD bobe Die 9eiduloieung &C.
gen Die beioen 9rieiter iorgfaltig
geIeien, fam aber oarin feinen
@runb fir elm ois3iplinarildes @in-
idreiten meinerieits entoeden. Sn
Sbrem 9riefe baden sic ii6 an
mid nit Der 9itte eemanot, Sbnen
in Sbrer 4rbeit ols militdril6er Off
tator BON Srlano bebilflid gu fem.
|Selbit tpenn nidt ieoe Sanolung
oieier Dirt meme 9efueniiie iiber-
idritte, 10 miiroen es bod Die Or
Neieniffe Der lesten @oden fir mid
pollig nrtmoeli6 MAIDEN, in irgen6-
elmer @eiie an @~oreaneen telugu
nebmen, Die i9 ols ungerebtfertigte
nno briifenbe @roulamfeit aniebe.
Sic baben oafiir eeiorgt, bob feline
gitte Inn @naoe fiir Die armen jun
gen Menld)en, Die fid Sbnen in Dub
lin ereaben gebort meroen fonnte;
Die erite Hadridt. Die mir bon III
rem Shidial erbielten, mar Die Mit-
telling, boB lie falten 8lutes en-
f6oiien moroen iinb. Sd perfonlih
betradte Sbre Sanolunesmeiie NIT
gntieben, uno i6 claude audi. bob
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port bat. @eiter I6eint Sbre WaB-
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nod oaran erbauen fonnen. 8enn
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fam man iid mol ooriteGen, mie
milo Der Sob lit, ben bas iriide
8olf als foIdes gegen Die engliiden
unteroriider empfinoet. llnO Die
fer SOB lit our6 Die Sinri6tung
oes Cir goger Gaiement unb ieiner
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moroen. 9iefe eoIen Batrioten iino
nidt umIonit ~geitorben. @us ibren
| @~ebeinen miro ibnen, nm oas be
! riibmte @ort @irgils ~an5utpenoen,
elm RGfer eriteben. Die gauge @elt
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bieIe ahinIte uno 8erufe er fennt-
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=. & q. q.
So. 12-gon aoreDo SIS 100 pDr.n.
go. 3-@om Roroen 100 abenos
SO. 5-@on ct. 2ouis ....7:45 BORN.
$50. 7-@on St. @orth linb @anta
Sc : Srten ........ 9:15 BORN.
SEQ. 6-8on Qarebo. 100 obeno5
$50. 1-vsunibtne speciaI~, bon ct.
2onig 500 a6enos
gbTaprt-
go. 4-Nad gafeifine l.7:2o morsens
$50. 22m.snni6ine spe'ioI", na6 ct;
$50. 8-aocol 0ob gablor ..........
SO. 6-Na6 ct. aonis nno Grten ar
Der Santa Sc ........7:35 abenbs
SO. 5-g1a6 2orebo ....9:30 morgens
80. 11-Nah 2orean 1000 obenbg
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SO. 16-Won Soufon, Waeo uno Cor
pug gbriiti ........6:55 hadn't,
$40. 14-@on 5ouiton unb aiitenorten
600 BORN.
SO. 12-gon Doafum uno %Riiitenorten
1850 nadm.
go. 41-@on aerrbiue. ..e:05 BORN.
No. 43-bon &erpile. MIR Sonntaes -.
1855 abenbs
No. 145-8pn &errbille, tdelif, ausoeS
NINE Sonntana ..6:45 abenos
Gbfanrt =
$50. 15-No6 6oufton, Waco unD Cor
b,,2 Nby;EI OK ~.
$50. 18-Nad !5oufton unb aniterorten
$50. 1t-Na6 Doafum unb anitenorten
2:05 ndd]nt.
SO. 42-Nab 8erroine, MIR an Conn.,
tagen e. ....... $40 mpreens
SO. 146-Nab aerrbiIe. .5:05 obenbs
$50. 146) Noh &errbine tdeliH, o1tsae<
rornr1en Sonntnas. -. 7:05 BORN.
g. 8. & e. n. t0ouptIinie.l
gnfunft =
no. 1o1-@pnTet 2imiieb, bon 9elp Il.
lnns ...4.40 pornt.
ao. 102 Su1iet 2tniteb, bon Gan Sron,
cisco ............ 1858 BORN.
No. 7-S6neuaus. bon Nem DrIeons
SO. s-@6neasue, bon Sci mi0 -.
80. e-anniet 9rpreb. bon 's Sem 'D Sr.
so. 1omeanfet erpres bon -. gon ' sfan.
abfarrt-
SO. 101--@un1ef 2imiteb, mad gaa
Sran.isco =. 1850 porn.
10. 102-@unfet 9imiteb, nada Metp Or
Ro. 7-sdnsusna, mad Sci MiO.
NO sl56nsisna mad asR I'i Srlsa assa''
SO. s.9aniet arpreb nod aan ' sran.
cisco $3.50 nndm.
SO. 1o-@unfet grpreb. nod Rem Grs
lens ............ 1870 nndt5
Spesial Saith grpreB nod eagle HoB
$500. ........ ~ Mitternn6t.
ytcrprTa 9infF On.
no. so1-gon Souiton, Bort aaboco.
gietorin. guero $50. 7:05 nadm.
Nbfnhrt-
.n. SO2-Mad gue-o, Wictoria, Sort
Qnbaea. 6onfton 1913 BORN.
Ill., =. e Z.
Mah Observation-Disclosures =
go. 4-2ofaI ............7:15 BORN.
go. s-segas SpesiaI $3.50 mors.
go. 10-&atb 2imiteo ....11:00 morg.
Yo. 26-Ratp Slber 800 uatm.
No. 22-Na6 5puiton . 1890 abenos
Nnfunft =
20. 25aaatp Slper 1870 BORN.
No. 3-2ofal. ...........4:35 nafrn
No. 9-9atb 2imiteb 1900 nadm.
no. 7-~Seras SpeeiaI" $3.50 abenbs
$40. 21-@on 6ouiton.. 7:15 moraens
e. ~ i. G O.. Is. 4 q. ". Eeppt.'
qntunft =
30. 2-@on gorpus gbriHi unb garrie
20. 4-gon Corpus gbriti II. 9rotpns>
bile ....... .7:0O BORN.
go. 1-Nas gorpus ebrifi ........
80. 5.aaa Corpus G5riFti 9nb V sar-
RICO Sprin9s ....10:45 abenos
santa Sc Is. &. @. 81. gepot).
$40. 5-9om Norben 49,. .e:t5 BORN.
go. 1-@om 9orben ....8:05 nbenos
abfabrt-
No. 2-93ad Dem 0orben. ais bonn,
Ro. 6-Na6 Dem @orben. 1885 nndm.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-17
Committee Meeting This Morn
ing Brings Out News OF
Generous Donations !.

The executive committee and direct
ers of the newly-organized Hawaiian
Allied War Relief Committee met al
the home of the chairman, Miss Beat
rice Castle. this morning to hear the
reports Of the finance. headquarters
and shipping committees. who have
been at work Tor the past few days.
The REPORTS were most encouraging
The financial secretary. Mrs. Henry
Damon announced that such firms
as she has seen, mainly trust compan-
les. banks and sugar factors. have
practically promised donations 70 the
amount of s4oG0, enough to carry on
the work for one year. The merchants
we're not approached. as they have re-
Gently given generous donations 10 the
work for October >..... .:...
James Wakefield has guaranteed
the shipment of the supplies from San
Francisco to New York till the end Of