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The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
WEST NAMES TENNIS TEAM.
Mrray Among Those Who Will
Compete Asainst East.

Boston, July sl-The California tennis
team. which will play In the East VS..
West matches at the West Side Tennis
Club at Forest Hills on Friday and Sat
urday. has been announced Heading the
list is William NJ Johnston. national
singles champion who probably will face
R Norris Williams, ID. of the Eastern
team.
Ths othsr men are Clarenss .J. Grimm,
San Francisco national doubles champion
With Johnston; R Lndley Murray, for
usr.y Of California, but now OF Bayonne,
N. J.; Roland Roberts. the San Fran
cisco champion; wills 2 DAVIS, rat.o.s q
clay court champion; wa-c Dawson. who
Is NcLoUssiI's ps--A- n doubles this
Season. AID z Van Dyks Joins The
patrrgs for doubles have not been roade
The selection Of Murray u somewhat OF
q surprise Although he Is one Of the
strongest players In the country he Is
hardly regarded a. belonging to the West
IN view of his residence in New Jersey.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Have a Heart, John!

I know you would not pick upon q
cripple.
Nor black his eyes, nor tread upon
his toes;
But answer me, beg Of you, John
Eyers,
Why did you pick on Rollie Zeider's
nose?
Mr.. Zeider's beak Is his private
property. and, therefore, should be pro-
tected by the laws of the community
1t Is the best developed proboscis in
the national pastime. beating Bill Dono-
vans by at least half an inch. As
We understand II, 1t was through sheer
Jealousy that Mr.. Evers poked his bat
at It 1t sticks out farther than Mr..
Evers' chin.
However, 1t. is easy to understand John
Evers' outbursts. He once managed q
ball team owned by Charles Murphy.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
LARGE PRIZES IN AUTO RACE.
Awards TotaIinE $4,000 to BE
Made In Labor Day Event.

Ctncinnau, July a--The regular prizes
for the International Sweepstakes race,
which will mark the opening of the nesv
Cincinnati motor speedway at Sharon
Vile on Labor Day. September l. and
which will be over a two-nile course for
q distance Of 500 miles, aggregate $40 900
Of which 81, 600. or 40 per cent, goes to
the driver winning the race.
Other prizes, ranging from s. 900 to
500 VIII be given drivers finishing up In
the race, with three special awards of
500 each for the drivers leading at 100,
200 and $50 miles. respectively.
Besides these awards, there will be the
interest Of all the drivers In the Bosch
trophy and championship prize money,
which now amounts to more than SIS. 900.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Bureau, 4; Steel Plant, 4.

Rns-Johnson. zAcksry, Orooks. SILL Gray. Davis
Payns. ODonnsl- Left On bsses-steel Plant, 4;
Bureau / Frt bsss on balloon Payne, a.;
OF Haunsl. /; Of Henderson. l. Inninu pitched
By Payrs. s; bT Hamsl. q; By Henderson, Z. Hits
mads-of Pxyne; O.; OF Hendersou. II. Struck out
By Payne. s; By Hamel. q; by Henderson, ; Thrive
hass hft.-I ayns. o,Dounsn Twobsss hit-KoosIs
SscrhO ht-Morttmer. Stolen bsse-Sin. Doubls
plays-Go.iou 70 Murphy. Sill ~ zackerJ to
Orsxf .. aylor TO zacks1 70 Csooka Hit By pitchs
y HAn-l tzacksD1. B4lk-Psyua Umpire
NJ. Du Rard.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN,

PhilAde,phta, July N-wHEAT-Recespta, r, 81
bosseb Prices early in the day declined Ia bui
demand was fairy active, and the loss was spoa
covered and the market closed hrm Quotatiou.
Car lots. In export elevstor-No. red spot, -
Is; No. southsru ned, lzaI4; steamer No
red, lasl2; No red. laosi.22; reoec1sd A, irs
Liz; rejected B. Ll5sl.T
CoRN-Receipts. d 900 bushels Trade vas quisa
with no change In prces. Quotations: Car lots 70,
local trade, as to location: Western No. 2 yellow
a2asHt: do. steamer yellow gas1h; do, 80
yellow. ssaso; do, No. yellow, saa
oATS-Rec-ipts. a, 81 bushels. The rnartet rule
steady, but trade was quiet Quotations: No.
white, ka4sa; standard white xss4st; No vhits
s615af7is No. white. ISisa4fit; sszpIs oc.a, <o4s
90; pulsed cats sra5s5 ssss75t
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
coNnussIoNERs NOTICE.

orf1cE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF IA
Dssota q Coauuhs. wsshinetcn Jul, o. usk
oroered: That the regulations for the scveruDa
q pubic sczlss and public veiehmsssn IN q:
Distx1ct d Columbia pomulrnsed b, the CD :
ncnen Of aid Distr1ct August n 1915 .
hsreor s1neDdrd By adding ther-to a new r<zssrz-
70 o run n-rcd u. as folovs: Is ANY p<xpon u
esnd1nz 70 b pubic ve4ghnxxs<r or charrns To-
h pubic weighing, without tavins q no.nsr :;
p~mn th~cfor, Or violating any rcgulAtso1 r-isfir
70 pubic weighing. saan be punished bv . I'm n
na - nan one dollar nor more thar forty DC
hn OLIVER p. NEWMAN. JULIAN
eSHlzEl lAcflnG Onzl rrll.1GaLerL d q
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Announces Line-Up.

A Kislluk, manager of the Phoenix A
G. announces the following lineup for
the opening league game Of the Capital
City League with the National A c. this
afternoon at Fifth street and Florida
avenue northeast at $50 p. m. Line C;
Tauber,. c; Rook. p; Ourand, p; Shapiro.
srd; Miller, IF; Brauner, 1st; Mostyn. IS;
kisliuk. 2nd; Donaldson, II; French. IF.
The Phoenix A. c. plays its second
league game this Friday at the same
grounds There win be a meeting Of the
club at headquarters. l424 Sixth street
northwest, this Friday evening"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
BATTLE FOR SOUTHWEST
DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP

Dallas. Texas July 31.-Two tennis
doubles teams have won their way into
the fourth round of the Southwestern
district tournament here, which carries
with it the right to compete in the ma
tional doubles preliminaries.
J. B. Adoue, Of Dallas, and Seth Russ,
of San Antonio, defeated Gillespie Stacy,
of Austin, and Robert Shelton, Of Dallas,
.6-1, 26. 6-2 g.; William Nye. Of Dali
las, and A. G. Blackjack, of Fort Smith.
Ark, defeated ]. Sullivan and J. H.
Thomas, of Texas, 81, 60. s-3.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Declares Racing Not Betless.

Chicago. Ill, July s1.-Charses that be,
ting at the Hawthorne racing meet Is
open and In full swing were made to-
day by Arthur Burraee Farwell, OF the
Chicago Law and Order League Any
thing from IS may be bet, according 70
F1rwell.
oficials OF the league say that q bet
ting syndicate has been formed and that
It paid $4,000 for the betting concession
at Hawthorne.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Motorcyclists Withdrawn

Providence, r. l., July a.-Eleven Nor.
fessional and amateur motorcyclists have
filed a written refusal with the competi-
ton COMMITTEES of the Federation OF
American Motorcyclists to take part In
the races at the NaFragansett. Speed way
track. claiming the track does not con-
form to the federationss regulations, and
Is considered by them unsafe and dan
gerous. AS result of this protest and
an examination of the track, the com.
mittee has withdrawn its sanction Of the
taeea. -
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Def for Vigilants

The Bladensburg Athletic Club will play
the strong Lincoln Athletic Club son Sun
day morning at 1880 a. m. at the Rose
dale League grounds, while the Rosedale
team VIII be played Sunday afternoon.
The Bladensburg team expect to defeat
these teams and issue a challenge to the
champion Vigilant A. c. Address Harry
Hill, Bladensburg, d. C.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

Toronto. 2; Montreal, 4
Rochester, s: Buffalo, 9.
Newark, o; Rochester, A.:
Providence, 9; Baltimore, l6. ::
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 4; Columbus, 5.
St Paul. /; Milwaukee, g.
Louisville. 4; Indianapolis, 4
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
CHAMPIONSHIP SWIM
FOR CHARLES RIVER

Boston. NasG. July u.-For the hrst
time In the history OF amateur sports In
New York, q ten mile New England
championship swim will be decided IN
the Charles River basin The swim WIN
b. decided In theschardoli tsk. oak sd
take place Saturday. Sept Q. The winner
Of this event win be acknowledged the
long distance swimer Of New EnSiapd.
and will settle once and for all time
the many disputes which have been aris-
Ing As to the real champion
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Orioles, Q; Iroquois, 3.

Runs-stewsrd n. Co.'s. Marco, Earned runs-
Orioles Ffrst base by srrors-IroCuioA Q; o<ioiA
Left On baes-froquios. s; Orioles. Il Fra
base baIs-Of Rowche, Hits mAde-OH Cpis,
O. Of Ro~che, L Struck 9at-By Oola Q; by
Rowche. 7. TrO-bass hits-Stsward. Hoopr. sscri-
ice hfts-May. Bsrssoct, Morgan, Wood, g. Coe,
Stolen bases-Hooper. Barsock ~, Blacknan Cola
Schneidr. Wood. Double plays-Wilhams to
Hooper, Coe to Schneider Hit By pitcher-By
Rowchs (Bars.ock. Nsvlsnd). Wild pitch-Rovche
Passed bsl-Franks. Time Of zams-2 hou.s and .
minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
PROPOSALS

PosrofT1cE DEPARTMENT, WIsHfNGNl
u. G.. July u, Hl6-sealed proposals VIII BE- >
csv~d az tbs of,ics Of the Chie1 cls-f for nj. u
p&rtznszf until o'clocs D. m, AUGUST 2 lsa
fu hs sale Or donation a |. tzacs Of land IN u
pistud Of Columbia Sd,oininF or accessible 70 nf
foeo noeracs facilities. eontninins Eas sos<
fs<t more le~ and suitable for "a. errcS3s
thereon Of reinforced concrete and su-eis.. 4.
eory-vps building for the USE Of the Postorics %
p<rtmsnt Equipment Shops. Blanf rropo~si AZ
bond may be obtained at the o-ice u The or
Cert. A s. BURLEsoN Postmaster 0,-n-.I
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Injury Proves Fatal.

Battle Creek, Mich, July S1.-Clyde
Hansel, third baseman on a local anna
teur team, died yesterday from a frac-
tured skull sustained In a game at Vicks-
burg Sunday. He was hit in the head
by bat thrown by Catcher Holmes, of
the Vicksburg team.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
VICTORY for Stnne

|. Sidney, N. S. w, July a-Harry Stone.
a welter-weight pugtlist Of New York,
defeated on points Clew Edwards in a
ttwenty-round contest at the Stadium
here. The bout was a fast one all the
way. Stones cleverness largely was re-
sponsible for the victory.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Bluejaeket Goes to Milwaukee Club.

Miiwsukes, Wis, July u--James Blue
Jacket, Indian pitcher, recently sold to
the Cincinnati Nationals by the Bloom
tngton. Ill. Three team, and subse-
quently sent back TO them. has been
turned over to the Milwaukee American
Association team on q conditional agree
ment According TO word received here,
Bluejacket- It is said, refused to return to
the Bloomington club.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Holy Name, o; st. Margaret's, 0.

Left on bsses-Holy Name 10; St. Margaret. q
First base bslls-O1 Nolan. / Struck out-By
Nolan. .; By Glsasou. q Stolen bsses-Roche. Fitz-
gerald
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Coast Catcher for Cubs,

VUHBI CdICUtr 1Or CUOS,
Chicago. July a.-Howard Elliott, Oak
land Coast League catcher, will Join the
Cubs in the East, It was announced yes
terday. He was purchased for cash and
Is the fifth player added to the Cubs
In the last two weeks
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 8< Ztl lst ~ r~. formerly y Rsn6olr
pace hoaarchs rented s-r M month: 8 mont,
Sa; month";, t-S; No. Remingtons, s.; L. q
Smiths G5 and S25: UpdsrvoodI R-uiarfo-
~. hedueuons paid Or nontht IN always
heouht typewriter for sale
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01

Vic Guazza, Take Notice.
There Is a letter In the hands Of the
sporting editor of this paper for Vic
Guazza, the manager of thu Vtstlant
baseball team
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
August Belmont's Stromboli
Lands Saratoga Handicap

Tyrsnt tinpnFtsd). ~; yoea ssot, ~; rsrud. N:
Polouium. LOS; HICKORY Nut, n2
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
RefonL LLtion, 8; Baptist, O.

Rgns-KnOet, Collins %. Howard. Neitzxy. Ma
lone. Newman
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01

Five pounds spprsntis allowance daiusd
ss1eu pounds appesntan Allowance dsiusd
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01

'Appentioo allowance claimed.
The sun., 1916-01-10
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The sicula- Americaoa liner San Gugli.
elmo. sailing to-day for Naples. Will take
mail, closing at 7.50 A. NJ, for 1tay Ru-
mania. Serbia, switzerland and Greece.
The Companis Ttansatlantics liner Monte
video. sailing to-day for Cadis, vii take
inuil. closing at A. NJ. for Spain ana
Portugal
The white. star liner Canopie. sailing 20.
day for the Azores and Gibraltar, Will take
mail. closing at =. Nj. via Boston.
The Norwegian Ane erican liner Tanaftcrd.
calling Tomorrow for Bergen, will take
mail. closing ut $3.50 A. NJ. for Norway.
Sweden and Denmark Mall for other
countries must be specially addressed
The White Star liner Adristic. sailing
Wednesday for Liverpool. Will take mail.
closing at s;30 a. NJ for Europe. except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxembmre.
Bulgaria. Turkey. the Netherlands, Nor
way, sweden and Denmark: also for
Africa West Asia and East Indies. Mall
for Italy. Rumania, Serbia, switzerland
aud Greece viii he taken II specially ad'
dressed
The Russian American liner Csaritza.
sailing Wednesday for Kola Bay. will take
mall, closing at 10 A. NJ, for Russia.
The Transstlantica Italiana liner Gu
seppe Verdi. sailing Wednesday for Naples.
Will take mail. closing at 10 o;3O A. NJ.
for Italy. Rumania. Serbia. switzerland
and Greece. -
The Greek liner Patris sailing wednes.
day for Pireus. will take mail. closing 81
1880 p. NJ, for Greece when specially al
dressed only.
The sun., 1916-01-10
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE COMPANY.
New York city, December 3lst, 1918,


New York city. December sis;. 1915.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE COM
PANY will he held on the nth day Of
January, 1913. At T.. NJ. st the ONCE
OF tho Company, No s East l+th Street.
borough OF Manhattan, New York CITY.
for the following purposes:
l. To vute upon proposition TO issue
and disposr OF six per cent, nv. year
bonds Of the total par value Of sa5. 900
which shall lie hrst mortgage on the
shares OF stock owned by this Company In
the Delaney Amusement Company
2. To vote upon "A proposition to issue
and dispose of six per cent, Ave year
bonds, OF the total par value of Sls5, 900
which shall be frst mortgage on the
shares Of stock owned by this Company In
the Natoma Amusement Company. and a
mortgage on the shares Of stock owned by
this Company In tho Delaney Amusement
Company, subject to the priority az the
$500 mortgage hercinbefore referred to
g. To transnc such other business as
may come before the Meeting.
MORRIS KOHS, President.
JULIUS ScHWARZKOPF, Secretary.
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Incoming Nrssri.-Hy Wireless.

- II ONidcrtc Galveston. 90 mites east
Ui Galvrstuu hir at noon.
~ tuurhu. GNlNcstuu. 3iI mile, east of
Galveston bar At u N
- william o Brlcn. Jacksouy.'t 30 miles
mort thcae' Of ~ Johns bar Al =
IS Alamo. Mobile 20 miles north Of Jupi
ter al y
IS Apache Jacksonville, /. m,lcs north of
II johns bar A. i
Tug K"cnr Hrlu."irk rs miles southwe.t
Of Diamond ShNai N = VI
So Radiant, Port Arthur, IA miles north ~
Diamond Shoui Al noon
50 Coamu san Juan, ~ macs suath ~
Sandy HOOK At noon
- Comus New OrlcIus, lgl mllc, south Of
sandy Hook AZ !
:, Momus. Ncw Orleans. II, miles solt..
cas, OF South Pass Al noon
Comet Baton Rouge. .9T miles mort!
ur,, uf Tortugas al noon
=. Clinagucy. Puerto MrSi"o ll9 miles wcst
OF Havana Al noon
- cav VI Montgomery, savannah '3O
miles southwest Of Diamond Shuil At noon
- CIiy Of Macon. Nue1ia, ~ miles east OF
sandy Hook At "
81 Cherokee GeorEeiuou. 80 milc, su.tl
ui SANDY Hook a, T.
- huron Ja"k-uNIlic, SO m,lns sou,h ct
Sandy Hook n T.
:. Fl orlcme Galveston. @, miles north 81
Juplier AZ noOr
s. 2una Maracaioo. 1870 miles south o,
sandy Hook AT noon
$ Nrche- Galveston. 40 NILS souil OF
Sandy Hook al noon
The sun., 1916-01-10
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The Pssplss Gas Light aad Coke Co.
(ef Chicsso.)

The Annual Nesting Of the steckholdsrs
viii Ss held st tn. once Of the comp.Sy TSfS IL
Peoples 0ss building. corner OF Mlchigsn
Ave and HdSm. dsI IT,; chiss;;YO. on ThaI:dsy
The transfer books viii close In sccords nee
With the by.lsws st the close OF business
reopen friday morninG, Tebrusry ii, lsiS,
q 70 cleek. u. u. CoWDERY. PreSiasut,
The sun., 1916-01-10

The Annual Nesting Of the stockholder.
OF Diroctors for he ensuing year ana for
the trunsact!on of such other busiuess n.
may properly come before the msetins Iii
be held Vt the ofnce OF the Comuanv NJ
so East <2nd street. Borough Of Manhst,sD
Nav York city. on Saturday. January iSth
1913, at 2 90 ock P NJ. '"'"'
DESMOND DuNNE, President,
Dated, New York City. Dec. cith' isiH
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WEATHER FORECAST

Foe esatern New Yort, cloudy and
warmer to-day; rain tonight. rain or snow
and colder to.norrow; south TO southwest
saies, becoming northwest tc-morrow.
and warmer. to-day: rain at night: rain
or snow and colder Tomorrow: south TO
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyl.
vania. cloudy and warmer to-day; rain by
night; rain or snow In north tomorrow;
clearing In south portion; colder; south
And southwest gales. becoming northwest
For western New York. rain to-day;
warmer In east portion; local SHOWS ana
much colder Tomorrow: fresh to strong
.ou,hwes, gales. shiftinG TO northwe" by
NEW YORK. Jan. io-An area OF high
pressure existed over all ths country east
Of the Mississippi River Yesterday with
Valley and western lake regions where "
thss: :;: sections; With temperature IL the
degree. below freezing point and from zero
10 fifteen degrees above In New England;
was close to the freezing point In the
There was a disturbance covering tho
Rocky Mountains and plains States, ~ith
snow extending over the central and north
S.s s r',s n S' TO ns MPT yG M,.
sissippi Valley. The disturbance wac
working eastward and was followed by
colder weather In tho extreme Northwest.
change OF Temperature Wind. light south.
easterly. average humidity. so per cMt,'
sesrometw .,Sr,ec'sd 20 read 'ea level
ra. ,smpsqa,ur. M s in hi. hi Ely, city yesterday
a. recorded by the or,clai thermolnetsr. Is
shown In the annexed table:
oAN 1919 9a.' i'Jl55,I orN 1919. ed9 ''iS.. ''sSS..
5fn' III. 5s' Sa',s Md 5s. SsSs'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MiSiATukE AaMANAc' ~ PM
sun rise. 20 sun sets; = Moon .et'. II %
HIGH WATER THiS DAY AM
Low WATER THIS DAY. a.,
sandyHt 5HsM5 Coy. Isl. - Hell o.,e..soi
Arri,ed-sUNDAY January @.
S. Adriatic. l:7 P. NJ, Liverpool. Dec. ..
So Cheitonian, / 80 A. M. Liverpool. pee x
Sc Pythia. r. N. Saturday. Shieide
Ss Anglo saxon. I:+5 p. NJ. Mana; Dec: H.
IS Missourian, 6:33 A. NJ. Genoa. Dec, Il.
=. Mydrecht, 4 A. NJ. R0uen. Dec. ~
Sc Caneronia. 10 :35 =. M. Liverpool. Dec -
IS Corona, Q =. NJ. Barry, Nov. a.
So ssryento Albuquerque. i.:i' r NJ ba&
bados. Dec 20
Sc FL Alba. Galveston, Jan. ..
30 N sdison. Norfolk. Jan. ..
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK.
Sc Caserta. at Genoa.
s. New York al Liverpool.
So I.apl and. NJ Liverpool.
S. Patria. al Naples,
So Creflc. AT Genoa.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
So Espagne. from bordeaux.
=. Tivlves from Belize.
Sc Zulis. from Porto Rico.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tho
annual meeting Of the stockholder. Of the
Central Trust Company ~ New York for
the election OF six trustees OF said Com.
pany OF the class OF isis, and three in .
spectors OF tho next succeeding election
and for the transaction OF such other buai.
ness as may come before said meeting, viii
be held at the ONCE Of the Company. "a
Wall Street. In the City OF New York on
Thursday. January IAN. 1915. at i2 O. 'ciooI
noon. Polls will bs open from /: oeiocE
noon TO ! o'clock p NJ
NJ, FERGUSON. Secretary.
January 3rd. 1919.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE EQUIrABLE TRUST COMPANY OI
NEW YORK.
Annual Meeting of stockh h

Notice Ia hereby given that the annual
meeting Of tho Stock holders OF The EQu a bI a
Trust Company OF New York for the purpose
Of eleotinE Trustees for tho ensuing year and
for the transaction OF such other business a
may properly come before tho meeting, Will
be held a the onic. of the Company 81
Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan, City OF
New York, on Tuesday. January 18th. i9ll,
a. 3 oclock p. y.
RICHARD r. HUNTER, Secretary.
The sun., 1916-01-10

Notice !: hereby siysn that the annual
& Valentine Co. for the election of Dirstl
tors for the ensuing year and for .,,ch
other business as shall be leGally broush,
before II will BE- held at the once OF fhs
Company, 6ii West issth ST.. Boreurh Of
Manhattan, County. City and State of New
York. on Wsdns.dsy, January the i.th,
z. =. SINCLAIR. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-01-10
RossITER MAC GOVERN 4 Co.

NEW 1UKk, NEW YORK;
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockhod.r.
of Rossiter Mac Govern 4 Co. will be he'd
At the once OF this ComPany. 90 west ST,
1919 at $500 p ~, for the election OF
directors and the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
j. II. HAMILTON Sscv
The sun., 1916-01-10

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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
J MAECRACTC

. MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ppn = 81 snsrs:,y .s.y dlyidend & o. iN% on m, tns
be paid Jan. Is. 1915.
A. dividend OF 4 9 on the COMMON stock
Of this Company for the quarter ending
Dec. 81. 1915, viii be paid Jan. 81. 1915.
Both dividends are payable to stockhoid-
sfs Of record ~ Of Dec. al. 1915.
II. D SHUTE, Treasurer.
New York, Dec. 20, 1915
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ANU L6DHT VOWFANH.
No. 50 Broad st., New York. January Z, 1915.
SIXTY FIFTH REGULAR DIVIDEND.
The regular quarterly dividend OF one
and one half per cent. upon this Company
Preferred Capital Stock will be paid on
J:aSs 5:sn,s sas. sn:. al, Ssn0iSsr. Oh Of
30. 1918. Checks Will be mailed TO stock
heldsrs who have MED permanent dividend
J. r. rooARrY. Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND lNTEREsr.
The international Nickel Co.
PYefoyyed Stock Oividand

A quarterly dividend Of one and one.hsE
per cent. on the Preferred Stock has been de-
elared THE day. payable February Ist. 1916. to
preferred stockholders Of record at the close Of
business January IS. 1915
James L. Ashley,
Seey. & Treas.
NIB. The Stock Transfer Books ofthe Com.
psny will be closed from ; p. NJ. January 9Th to
l0A. NJ. January ieth. for the purpose Of the
on January l0th.
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CLAFLN STORE FL0URISHES

The condition OF the II. b Clahn Cor
poration AT the close Of husircss on
November 80. as reported by Ernst &
Ernst. certified accountants. shows
ASSETS
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state Of Now York, County Of New York. IS
!. ARTHUR r, LEE. Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true TO the best VI my knowledge
and belief.
ARTHUR J.. LEE, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day Of January, 1915. ALPHONSE OSCAR
Notary Public, Kings Co. No AZ,
Certificate filed in n. Y. Co. No 30.
fSeail EDWARD e. PLATT, , DIRECTOR
JEWS l.. CLARKE, J
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,

SELLS cents per share.