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PEACE TALK AGAIN
SENDS COTTON UP
Doubt Concerning Predictions
of an Early Ending Of
HOstilities.
FINAL CENSUS REPORT

Continued peace talk. based largely
n runor and q message from Calves
Nm quoting a London cable containing
m statement that immediate peace was
, IA sish.. induced enough buying IN the
.stcr market yesterday to bring about
, ne, rise Of z TO II points. In the
ur,, trading some sentimental impor-
lance was attached TO the last census
rpor, Of tho season. which placed the
s,a, ginning at a figure fully bearing
,ut the Government estimate Of the crop
abolished last December.
Peace talk appears to emanate largely
rom cotton circles. for aside from the
,ctlr!.,ic remarks Of the French Min.
s,er OF Finance last Saturday there 10
hc.hing to encourage the hope Of early
,sss.on Of hostilities. Moreover, the
Interpretation placed on NJ. Ribot's re-
|. marks Is confined chiefly 10 the faith ex-
pressed in an allied victory rather than
PROPHECY that the war will come TO an
Sarty end
Tie Census Bureau placed tho total
rinn.ng Of lint cotton for the season 1t
ii059,i $50 running bales, counting round
tales as half bales, and gave the
lnters a. 1875, 600 running bales. The
,xal Of ii?5t.43O was contirmative Of
\ ,~-eyalen, IDEAS regarding the sixA OF the
seasons crop. The figures can be given
: bu,l. sh construction only In case an
Early peace Is concluded. Tho Census
Bureau placed the amount Of cotton OH
lard on August /, 1915. At @.2?<,s9o
bales. This, with the crop OF last sea-
son amounting t. 1I.s5&,70&. gives q
,dal supply of 16.l77.594 bales.
!. is estimated that American mills
will consume 100000 bales and 1,
IS dr cult to say tow exports can ex-
ceed 5000 . bales II tho war continues.
\ T,Ms gives a total absorption. including
American consumption and exports, OF
l.i50.000 bales. thus suggesting a sur
nlH In America by the first OF next Au-
1is; amounting 10 3.329.5?4 bales. In
other words. the encroachment made or
Id supplies by the consumption Of the
present season will amount TO less than
100000 bli.~.
There was no feature TO the SPOT news,
Southern markets were generally re-
ported steady. New Orleans wired that
{ looked a. II the edge was on demand.
Market closed steady.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Further S-iiing for Long Account
-uaw Easier

Thc halt IN The upward movement nj snga "
values notal toward the close 81 Last week
spi ar'utlN demonstrated the TACT that some
traders at least believed mat the market mad
stN tutt,i sufficiently Tor The pvt~"ut ami that
II w. Id he v p 20 tdre Tie pgOhis N esht
Al any rate 'hr'" 49, further .elNn. N the
local marR', N~-trrdsN Tor lung account At
the clos. OF the day value. for the uli crop
positions vrrs to . uulu'- lower. Wine the
late months we're I point higher Total ss.c-
we're 4, IN tons.
There va- i'so a i'tIe -as.r tone apparent
in tho mlrA-i e.. raw s,g ar on the spot win
evider,.. of rcsClnu- ON a." part of operators
who made I4r hI-r- -Omc tiUs ago ~@'r-
we're ~ ported of - IN h.gs CuhF. snoi' aud
ior prompt amt April hjpneut nv operators
10 local rchurgS al -" cot and ire,. nj.
which bruu.lt TIC Whole market down TO
tn. level although ~ Was said that offers
from tpha we're tr riufr liberal.
Thr r.tln'u nafN,t Wa nrm With pr1ces
quoted al s - to 10 for fine xrsnu'sied srd
salr. we're reported ui about a"pJ ton. for eI
port q; Sc. Z, o l. pTlr.- follow
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ELECTIONS N>D MLtIIN,.s.


SoIUE is HfEEBY GIVEN ibs, tho
Annual N""'iur ~ th' stockholders " the
t-ir Railroad COMPANY val he held at IN,
oricr az the COMPANY 40 ~ ,hurrh stree,
tn the CITY ~ Nv OH IN ru.stsv. April ~
1910 st IL O'Clock no"n. tr the -le,iiou a.
Directors and for the trtrriJttun Of any ard
all other business 'ha' MAY come before no
meeting. including considering and ,o'luc
upon the approval and rstiiv,.tlou ~ all cor
tracts acts and proceedings ty ih' Board -
Directors ar the tS'rittN. Committee sine"
IN. last annual meeting ~ the HtocLholier~ ~
tn, COMPANY. copies or records ~ which unit
the meeting Will u. open a. crsmiUsiiun to-
stockholders ~ ps-ort during business hoiIrs
at the oNicr Of the tompar,
Tho transfer hopa> do not clp-s hut S'o's
holders NJ record March ~, 1919 shan hsv,
power To vote,
DAVID BOSNIAN. s,-rctarr
New York. Marrh I, 1919.
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YORK. Trustee.
BY CHARLES ". SABiS. President
TO TME OLD COLONY TRUST COM

TO Tai; OLD CoLONY TRUST CON
pNNN. TRUSTEE.
thIer "a Trust !nIrutIr~ between rhs
tta! Company aHd the old Colony Trus
C"'npRn", Trustee dated Apri' I. 1917?
securing $4,000. coo Elk per cent. i've
year collateral trust gold uutee. dated
April !. ~. due Nprl =. 1915.
AND TO THE HOLDERS DF NOTES. lie.
sued under the above lulcnture.
You are hereby notified that TIE Ntah
conranv has. IN accordance with the
terms Of said ind.rturc ri"Ctcd to PREPAY
md redeem. on April /. 1915. ~ the once
Of tn" bl COLONY Trust C"mpsu, IN Bos
ION, Mis-brhus'tts, all ~ 'bc notes iseusd
ana outstanding under SAID lndrntute. b.,
paying therefor the par value thereof ANA
. prcsiIm OF On" 90 per cent. thereon
and tn interest .i'roou accrued up 70
April I l"lt. the rate nNed Tor prepay
mrni ibd redemption.
In Gc,ordunt~ wish the terms Of bald IN
dsntutr ~" ttHl tOW4ituN VIII deposit
With ia" Tru tee. "u ar h"iore Nprl :
1870, "a" redemption 1Iy . ,u'Ncirnt
amount uf moues 90 f"de"'u tho votes or
to- ms or said iui"utDre TIE notes VII he
du. ami payable ou Aprll O.. 1915. the Gate
s~p"rin'd Tot ~rcd.mrt'on. mi interest
thereon vil 'cts" at surh date auu there
after said notes Win not re entitled To- any
h'nen' ~ %" from -. iuiriir'" ato"s
payment ou' Of morc,H held for th~ir re-.
denp Ion hv 'ht TfH.''". I pnu .irt-nder
Of nty aurn vote 30 't- T.ustr,. N -
sftrr April l. i'lV nr hulic' viii ne
entitled 90 ~, 'if. non tho trustee the
iut'rc.' thereon ur 80 Nrfl I. ta,S. TIE
drsl ami one t0i"' peg crt Of She face
vain" 81 he note
rUr Ir>N CCMr,HS
~ CuAs = w~NHViCHER ~ros.uf.r.
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q
MOI ICE
Parsons. Kansas. March

Parsons. Kansas, March I. lstO
The regular annual H-rtirE VI stock
hoide-s ~ the above MAJ. I company TO-
the election Of Directors " conformity
with Chapter 49,. Laws OF Kansas 1895.
and the tIaHnction OF such other business.
as may com. before SAID meeting iu,lud
ting tn. ra;ircstion OF such acton u, an~
I'm. taken or authorized rs the Board a.
p.rec,or,. me Executive CONT .t.trs a, ~.
Executive OriceGs OF th- C'up'uy ~ ma,
b submitted TO N" ro't'ng ~ We he
a. the general OF Of the COMPANY IN tho
City of Parsons. Kansas On Thursday tAe
SIT day az Apr'i. 1915. a. -. ~ o'rlu~
s,ocA trsr.frr books VII h. rlo-ee tom,
the afternoon "f March tn ur'l the m,rr
lag OF April I'm Lubt
SCHArF. prttide.'
T.. y. BEuDNU Al. .arr.'srs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
C%oTToNSEED OIL.

i'c,-l cent oi' vas recordet yrs,.,ds,
III" strength IN ~" lard market se.med
'u NAV" 'u'riirrdhl" TO 10 with the II, "a
h!sh rrc'ru> 'ruau Of! WAS reported a. -
''Uf.. Sp',uiaii'- sI,iuR Continu~l hu,
i!"tr WI. 40 some rroft taking on the
advance The con mus r. that the bulk
Of IN" short iut"T"s' has now roV-red a..
though 10 disposition /. msuifrSt to oppos.
The upward tr,ud o' Nalu.a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
Di>IDE>D> AND I>rlKy>y.
NEW AOkk Ran WAYS COMPANY
Notice at Interest Ia, n.nt On AdjustWeni
ln,nn.s It,ul-

und." the terms - thc ,dIusueu.
Nortssg- dated January l. iql.. IN. N~v
York Railways COMPANY VII rey ~ ANT
! 1915, t. The Adjustment Mor'Ear, ~
come Bondho,lcr4 the sum II s. = ne
81 600 bond fnr the Elk months e'-s1 ~
ccnlGc- ~, 1874.
Payment oul n. mad. on p,es.rtRtcr g.
CoupoU " a. ilr or,e " the Trrrs re-
OF ,h- ~to'upuIy. Room. 81. So. L.. k-rsi
wH,. New NuTk ct,'
tn. transfer hopk- for r.ristersi r,r1,
vii clos- or Match 20, 1870. at1 reopen
Apfii ? islO
uIsuFE s.rr-sry
F.bruar" -. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

The Standard Gas and Elsotrio Com
psny OF Delaware reports for the year
ended December 81. 1915. gross sarnins,
I7S.O3s In 1914. The net earnings were
S~i.57S,%Sl, a. against ei.t35.tls. and
tho balance for dividends II &7t2,377. "a
sGnine1 0OIo,oet. TIE surplus was S:70.-
no. - agatngt o1eS,ooo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
Dsy's Customs Dsties a0I8,7l0.

Receipts Tor duties Al the Custom
House yesterday were SG3.7i3.7o. OF
which 3~ils.79s.iS WAS for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
: tea.ei6.St TOR recent impevtations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. March 0.-Mining stocks sold OF
In sympathy with tho decline IN New York.
American Zine and Butte and Superior showed
the greatest weakness. Losses In copper issucs
~ere less than . point In moot Eases. This
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
. T Xsi IEE s 4 dXs fSsoSSFFAx,
FIRST Mortgage 6ee 25-Yr. sinking RSR0
(.n1d gOoda-

.pursuan. 10 the provisions Of Article sirtp
OF that certain fret mortgage or indenturs
Of trust dated the First day Of October.
1907. and recorded In tho once of the
County Clerk and Rccorder NJ Prowers
County. IN the state OF Colorado at Page
so la Hook IS of the records In said
office and recorded In the once Of ~
county Clrrk and Recorder OF Bent
COUNT. In the State OF Colorado at age 3:a
given by Las Aninas sugar Company. .
New Jersey corporation. TO Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York. a New York cor
poration rs trustee. conveying 70 said trus-
zoo the promises and property therein de-
scribcd In trust TO secure the pay ment %
the First Mortgage six Fer Cent. Twenty
i've Year shaking Fund Gold Bonds OF the
amount. par value. OF $1,000, 900. hearing
even date with said mortgage. and author
lied to lee issued by said Las Aninas sugar
Cc'rpinv. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that said Las Animas Sugar Company Oh
April J., 1916, will redeem. pay and cancel
all OF tho outstanding bonds issued nv n
and secured by said mortgage. by paving
such bonds. and ali accrued interest thereon,
said bonds shall be srs.ented "a said
collation.. at Its TRUST DEPARTMENT..
100 Broadway, New York City. In the state
OF New York. on April I. 1919. from and
AFTER which date interest on all OF SAID
bon1a not 40 presented shall cease
Dated this ism das of FEBRUARY A n 1919
LAS ASfNttS' SUGAR COMPANY.
By " EtEMhN Dt'NAI President
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or NEW
YORK., Trustee.
BY CHARLES u. SABiN. President
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NOTICE
The MnshlngtOn IIfc In,nIAn"e ca.

Th' Annual Election iUr UrrDcf -r- OF t.is
Company and s'i"h Other hV-.r'-S ~ ma,
lawfully come before ~" m'o'lu-. Wi ~ holH
~ the ott'c" of -" COMPANY Rosn -. e.
James Rtuliiu. 1913 RrprINaN. Nv yor,
Guy. on rl,stly tUrI d e.. a. 6'niNch
Noon The roi'. Hill b." o,.u ,nr one '0ur
= PARSONS ~.a.reiHrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
THE BALTIMORE R K

BALTIMORE. March 0-Oil ia.res we're
easier. The rest of the market ruled sensrally
steady Oklahoma Refining vas traded IN for
~. q a. ~ %, "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
Pig IRON GOES HIGHER;
BUYING IS UNCHECKED
Railroads Now Actively in
Market for Rails for 1917
shipment.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
awarded with Independent fabricators
for 400 tons Of fabricated structural
steei. Bids have been submitted on
about $500 tons additional for railroad
bridges In the Eastern territory. and con-
tracts are expected 10 he awarded dur
ing the current week. Tenders were
also made on other structural work TO
railroads In the central West, calling
for about 1000 o In the aggregate
nearly $4,000 tons Of bridge and rail-
o structural work 10 under negoti.
alton. but considerable time Is being
lost In making decisions. In the mean
time the market is hardening and prices
are advancing.
trolley lines rs we'll as steam roads,
arc actively In the market for standard
T and girder rails for 1917 shipment.
In addition to the belief that prices will
be higher. the roads are actuated by a
desire to ecure mill rolling space. One
trolley line in the East Is In the market
for several thousand one Of rails rac
ton lines at Albany are negotiating for
nearly $780, 600 worth Of special work
and track supplies. as well a. for 500
tons OF sirder rails. An inquiry also
ome from syracuse for eirder rails.
In the central West industrial lines are
In tho market for light sections. while
several large inquiries. for standard Soc
lions come from Western Dads. These
amount to about 1901 900 tons.
sss
Steel building work continues more or
less active, with contracts placed yas-
tcrday for about 1000 tons In the East.
ern district. lowering 4 Garri.ues have
taken four orders, Including 40 tons
for the wanainaker GARAGE and ware.
house In %PhiladelphIa: 200 ton, for q
building al Twenty.third ana NaInu,
streets. philadelphia 1000 IONS 70" line
Merchants R.frirer.tinp Cornnarv bu,ld.
ing. which will II. largely ~ conrrs,.
constructlon. located M Tsntb van. snS
Sixteenth stree, ana co0 TOW. Co. ,h.
Overland Au,o,nohii. h,,ildin. 40, w.,
kif,ieth strea, T,a Ip,-.rh,ro,.h 49,
many IL taking hid on 7oo ,ons -, 60,
for the reinforcement OF the second sna
ruu,or w,s A., c,r,,,.,.- ..-
that thc A,nor.,n tSr.s.r NN.Ss
w,o,,d ,,,-r,.h H. ~ S"p~nS
,ulr.d I'm "a. ,or,,at..
sviv.na pai.ana ss,v" " re"".
IN nan 10 iE ooo 80. M 800 -
.y.r ,s,v., .. ..po'., NJ"
.,chi,sc,s 49," n. wy
sill ,,orL,n. m "a. 49, 49, ~
rsn.n,,.r.d az, ~. n". 49,
Constr,c,,or Comnan, 49,.
contra, 90 =, narc.na" ~. ",S...
seye,.i wsa,s '"'N p~''
Inv TsoSttFn MtlIetDIe EynulCAie MAJ
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HOUSTON GAS ANO FUEL COMPANY


Iu- REGULAR Glrrtor.y aiN.a"u1 u r
~ rr1f. .rJ'i . .,o o. rff,nl. ooom,rr.tr, vi 4
pali Nirch 81, 1916. o., - ,hu.!.r- c
itcort March - lylt ,H. -. "'' p
matted. J. \. M'ktN>t, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March a. Electric s,or.
age Battery los, "a point and American Rail.
ways onimon gained =. These were ths
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

rhs local market for spot cotton WAS steady
. points adv lnrc: middltns is oir. Southern
got markets as officially reported were un.
hsnseo Mobile = point- advance. New Or
sNs T. Galveston. - 3,C.. Savannah. isc /:
Memphis. II sc Augusta. u7jc.: Houston.
"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


Comedian Northern
~.o"ri r',k Mar ~,,cS.o0o inc. ,i...aUo
From GOT /. .. /. so2 500 Inc, 5..97.7o0
colorado and SNut-"-u.
,ro9 %''A nAr ,o':aS5.' Inc NI.u
< uut "o't M,' S'-5."Ig In 500 aaS
From jnI, D. 3;tO5..t2 Inc. .,I&1.sgs
n"mph' api It. Louis
conf Mr"k Mar fstllti IN" 800
.."n" So. Mar ',?,3ss ~, $3.50
@K>>p FHrNh SYSTEM
Inc ''raud Trunk Railway system r..
ports '"r January.
~" change
',t"ts r"yoIpts. iaS",1oO Inc. ilSs. 700
~ pcu-e~ ......... r1l.rOD Irr zoo
Ne, -nrn'nga tl..eoo Ina, fC;.5oo
Grand Truns wes,"ru-iapusry;
%,.s, r"rc'Pt' 800 Hti.a@ ime t:Ss;,
ST carnHss. .:G,s'r In. iJ2,5e
perto''. GRAND Ii,'rn and Milwaukee
tru-s receipts. t,iIUo Inc lI.e,o
ENurUs'5 ..... aSodo Inc 800
rHlL,prLrHlA ANp WESTERN.
The ~PhlaIciph,n and Western N.tlw.y
r"ports for February
.al' Change.
,,rui- ........ f23 IS In 81 81
! Set .,.,,-... It.tE. On, ',,lt
pa,sa,. ... "i', lur '9so
Jm ,ue ,wr'r m,n'h.
,:ru-, ..,.,.. S,l,;D5 Inc $3.50.
Set ...,.,..,., -itIsJ Iu,. %, NJt
~. .ne, ,u,,.,r e.,sI7 Inc, jIlsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

Annual ~Sto,kholact, Me,'rr OF -"
DAlRNMlS'S NANtrAl ItttN, COW
FANY VIA D." h"iI r -. l'rt,, 1t.,I
No, = Harris"u IT N'V York '!',. ~ '
T. NJ. on THURSDAY, Mar,n .aru ltlo. 70
r'er'!1u OF Directors 81. a,.IHu 90 l.ri
"lcf business "a I.ts d" 'f'r.fl' rrr
s,ntrd > tbNDA 80. ,-e .fs'ary
Dated. New YORK;. y. y Mach s'h 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

~ II A. NJ. bids to Liverpool were: MAY
SIC July. i:l7c.: October. |? &c. January
Ne The marke, there 10 due TO open to.
-y = 70 , points adv
hort rece,pts and stocks:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
The Home Insurance Comuany

S. CEDAR STREET
New YORK. Ntr.h st." la,s
TA- Arrlul election for birf.foIr e fr.s
Company Will be- he'd a. 'h- urI.. u tn
Company. w.. rs Cesar So. a MoEf.
April ;, i'ti. Polls open f"'I T. NJ 20
o'clocA T.
/. TNNER. vice rrss. s S"c,-,lr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

"A>PlHr' TON March 0-The statement oi
J., ''~IHts and Disbursements OF the Tress.
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NE Liverpool market olen-d quiet There
rss . quiet business "a -fot cotton. With mid.
ING | point advance at Nd Sales. 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

Tho Virginia Iron. Coal and Ccke
Company has advanced prices on foun-
dry pig iron 90. a ton. I" $3.50. for No
~ FOR deliveries over the second and
third quarter Of this year. II has adj
vanctd prices 81 a ton. to sla. FOR ship
ment over thu fourth quarter of this
year. Ia addition to the 5000 tons -
pig iron taken by Virginia pipe works
in the last week, there have been nu-
merous small salcs to other interests,
amounting TO about 10000 to IL 900 tons.
which doubtless prompted action on
prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

The Eastern Maileable Syndicate has
placed IA contract for 5000 tons Of MALE
able bcssefner iron with 4 northern New
York State furnace for delivery before
October J OF this ear. Moore Bros,
who have been in the market for zoo
tons Of malleablc bessemer. are under
stood To have closed for delivery over the
last half OF this ear. Malleable found
ers In the central West have placed ad-
ditional contracts with Buffalo furnaces.
amounting to several thousand tons.
while further West some large founders
engaged On railroad work are understood
to have placed heavy contracts for pig
iron in the Chicago territory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

Several blast furnaces III tie Length
and Scluyikill valleys have advanced
prices OF pig iron soc. per ton, and quite
"A number Of fair sized contracts If
foundry grades have been placed on the
basis OF $50 for No. On AT the furnace
for this years delivery. One furnace. ~
already noted, H. asking SCI. and still
another Is selling Mt S"O.50 for No. OK.
lE' this immediate territory sales Of
several thousand tons OF foundry grades
we're reported yesterday. and about 3 900
tors were sold for Connecticut delivery.
Inquiries are in he market for between
5000 TO 10000 tons of foundry grades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

REQ Motor Car, quar-
terly 'r,'','''''''''
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-14

Like a little dog barking at the
moon, there are a few fellows ye,
trying to bellttle Harvey Helm
and bring ont opposition to him.
But so far a lamb for the slaughter
has not be found. No one with
any judgment will agree to tackle
the Lincoln county man, who is
making one of the safest and mos
valuable representatives this dis.
trict has ever had. Quit gnawine
file, gentlemen, and climb on
the band wagon.-Danville Mes
senger.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-14
So many conflicting reports are

So many conflicting reports aTe
coming from Mexico, that it is
impossible to reconcile or deter
mine as to accuracy. But taken
all together and doing the best
one can, 1t is hard to reach a def
mite conclusion as to the progress
of the expedition that has been
chasing Villa. Que of the recent
reports that is disturbing is the
alleged purpose of the recognized
Mexican authorities to limit the
time in which the pursuit of the
bandit leader may be continued.
If such a demand should be made
how will it be received at Wash.
ingtons 1t has been said that
Carranza, in making tsuch a de.
mand. if it is to be made, would
do it for the purpose of showing
the Mexican people that the
Americans had not come to Mex.
leo to stay. But as already said,
the news is so conflicting that
one can hardly tell what to be.
lieve, If any thing at all.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-14

Thomas. A. Watson, of 81 M.
Vernon street, Boston, the man
who assisted Graham Bell in maxi
ing the telephone talk, in March
1876. and the man who received
the first message ever transmit
ted thru telephone, now winter.
ing at St. Petersburg, Fla, writing
few da's since to our Boone
Way man says: Il have written
my friends in the Am. Tela. s.
Tel. Co., New York, and have
asked them to send you the cleo
trotype for use in your history
The electrotype is of Mr.. Wat.
sons photograph.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-14

RUSSELL DYCHE, editor OF Lon
don Sentinel, is a man of his WORD
1t appears that a London woman
told him, after getting his promise
not to divulge her name, of aparty
who had sold a pint of whiskey
1t is said the County Judge ano
MIR. Dyche are both workers
against boot-leggers and thru his
paper MIR. Dyche had made some
structures aboutthe county officers
not enforcing the laws. By some
means, it is claimed the County
Judge learned of Mr.. Dyche's po-
sition of having promised not to
diVulge the name of the woman
who had given the above informa.
ton. The editor was ordered one
day last week to appear before
the Judge and upon hts refusal to
give the name was fined So and
sent to Jail for six hours. Next
day the dose was repeated. A
release on habeus corpus did no,
give relief. Was ordered back Il
Jail. In The meantime one of the
editors friends, who doubtless
knew the circumstances, tele-
phoned the lady, who is visiting
in an adjoining State, explaining
the situation and requesting hel
to release the newspaper man from
his pledge. This was readily
agreed to and matters quickly ar.
ranged which caused the editors
prompt release.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-14

There are 1864 languages in
The world. But a man imagines
there are fifty times that many
when his wife finds half dozen
hair pins in his pocket.
One of the things We can't un-
derstand is why Solomon, who
had wife for every day in the
year. was awarded a Chapter OF
Praise in the Bible and Mansion
in Heaven, and why a modern
man, who has only two wives, is
awarded column of scandal in
the newspaper and a hot griddle
in es.--Luke McLuke.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-14
Commissioners Sale
ROCKCASTLE CIRCUIT
COURT

Nj. B. Salin, &c, Plaintiffs
VS. Commissioner sale
Franklin Allison, Defendant
BY virtue of q Judgment and order
of sale of the ROckcastle Circuit Court,
rendered at the January term thereof,
1916, in the above cause, 1 shall pro-
coed to offer for sale at the court house
door in Mt. Vernon, Ky, to the highest
and best bidder at public auction on
Monday, the "a, day of April, 1916, be-
tween the hours of IL o'clock a. III. and
8 p. m, being the first day of Circuit
Court, upon credit of six months,
the following described property:
Located in Rockcastic county, KY,
and bounded as follows:
Beginning on a poplar and white oak
near the lick; thence down the hill,
crossing a branch, to stake, persimor
pointer: thence up the branch to the
mouth of Il drain, lacking it,; thence
up the drain to the fence, leaving 5 #
thence from the fence with the drain tc
Il maple corner on top OF a RI lge:thenct
| with George Doan's line to a white oal
corner: thence to a hickory corner
thence from the hisckory corner to tn,
beginning
or sufficient thereof to produce tn,
snm of four hundred and twenty dol
lars (S420.OOl, with legel interest from
the 26ih day of September 1910, unit
paid, and the cost Of this action.
For the purchase price the surchasei
must execute bond, with approved
surety, bearing legal interest from the
day of sale until paid and having the
force and effect of a Judgment. Bidder
will be prepared to comply with these
terms. G.. S. GRIFFIN,
Master Com. Rockcastle Circuit Court