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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

drying wind, Wear a wide hrimmcd
hat and carry 4 ,uu,hait Wear Ions
sleeves of long glove, when going oui
irir 'ht sru. a, tanned arms are nn
pt,,urt than tanned face
\ second Goa, ui tan after getting
fid Ut No, iit,t coat will be- More an
u,ur in g,i tii NJ. ,n don't vet d,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

hgh coat ut tan will not harm
'h, ,kir hut getting 'aviully tanned
be apt io iuin the texture and color oi
the skin
lemon Juice is ahou, the safest vav
ln remove tan Rub slices ui lemon
u,tt the isnntd 'kin and lti the lemon
luicc stav ior twn ur three hours ot
pus,ihlN all night Then wash II uii
With warm wa,et and a mild soap lpnts
ysrilt soap rs Ncy good Aiti
washing The kin. massage with an,
soothing shin lv',On, " ordinarily cold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
Wakefeld's
Blackberry
balsam

Quickly cures Dlarhoea, Dy,en,ey,
Cholera lnianmm and all loose bowe
troubles m adults and babies No
opium. No upllteS Harmless.
Doctors recommend H. Seventy ,eu,
without All sIuaI. IS cents e'epWlsJs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
BRITISH CAPTURE
Ell AR|SH, EGYPT
Turkish Fortified Town on
Mediterranean Taken
Associated Press War Summary

Associated Press War Summary.
Interest in the military side OF the
war at present ccnters on the far cast
and south where the British have cap
tured III Arish is~ Egypt on the Med
itcrrancan, sixty miles east OF the Sue,
canal 1t had been held by the Turks
for some time. On the Tigris the Brit
iSh are attacking the Turks close ~
kut- FL Amara evidently in the hops
of resunng their march toward Bag
dad.
Defensive Lines Extended
Little has been said OF Egyptian opcr-
ationS for some time, but the British
are known to have been making some
what elaborate Preparations to pro-
tcct the canal region and their deien-
slve lines have been pushed far out on
the Sinai peninsula. Apparently there
has been recent effort still further
to- extend the defensive zone of which
the capture of III Arish constitutes an
important development
The taking OF III AriSh establishes
the British front at this point well 20.
ward the border OF Palestine and marks
the iarthest eastward penetration BY
British forces in this area, since the
Turkish raids began
City Attacked Before.
IL Arsh has been the object pre-.
yiously of attacks by British aviators
and warships, and last May a COM
bned naval and air raid on the place
was reported to have destroyed the for
tltications.
On the Franco Belgian front the ar
tillery is the only arm Of the service
that is displaying activity of moment
and the bombardmen!S are not OF pro-
nounced intensity, The weather is
hlndering operations on all European
fronts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
INTERNATIONAL RACE
YACHT Is WRECKED

NEW YORK--The old racing zach,
Flectwing, which in 1880 gained inter-
national fame as one OF three contest
ants IN trans Atlantic race to Eng
land, was wrecked November II on the
east coast Of Cuba, 1t was learned yes
terday from members Of her crew who
have Just returned here.
The Flectwing was built in 1906 in
New York, and after career as a
Yacht, she was in 1905 purchased by
the Baptist Home Mission board and
for a number OF years served as a har-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

partment, who although not men, ten
derly put their heads back on, and glued
hair to heads
Some dolls were left with a limp
but this was only when it was unayold-
able.
The student. OF the art department
then took charge The chiei work here
was replacing ewes. In numerous cases
eyeSight was entirely missing Then
plaster paris eyes were put in and
tainted in most liie-llke manner
Then up to the girls OF the domestic
art department went the dolls, to be
eowncd. coated and hated in the lat
est approved fashion Such hand en-
b,oldcred lingerie, such iuity petit
coats, such handsome and iashionably
cut top garments. And the hats, the
latest cry" Surely these little waits
OF toyland have no complaint to make
ugN I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
City Attacked Before.
BOOK SAVED LIFE OF
INJURED SCHOOL BOY

A school book in the breast of his
coat saved the life OF Joseph Chak, IA
years old, when he was run over BY a
motor car. The boy was returning
horne from school on his bicycle and
had his books buttoned under his coat.
He collided with a motor car
The lad was thrown from his wheel
and rolled beneath the motor car be
lore the driver could bring it to a stop.
One OF the wheels passed over his
chest, He was taken to the llahne-
mann hospital, but physicians found
that beyond being badly frightened he
was little the worse for his expert
encc. They discovered the book un
Goub,edly saved his liie.--philadelphia
Record.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
OFFICIAL FAMILY AT
PAN.AMERICAN BALL

WASHINGTON, Dec. p. The
president and Mrs. Wilson, members Of
the cabinet and nearly all of the Latin
American diplomatic representatives at
tended Pan American ball given here
las, night at the Pan-American Union
building, by the Southern society OF
Washington
Secretary and Mrs Daniels were at
the head Of the receiving line, and with
them was Miss Mary Curtis Lee OF Vir-
pinia, daughter I Rbert + Lee and
great great granddaughter of Martha
Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
ST. LOUIS TEA HOUSE
BURNS; LOSS S4OO,0OO

ST. LOUIS, Dec, IA 10" OF
nearly $4,000 resulted from fire
,ha, started here late last nigh, and
was not brought under control until
this morning. Thousands OF pounds
o' tea spices, sugar and nuts in a
scven.story building occupied by the
Atlantic Tea company were destroyed
and the stocks in adjoining buildings
were damaged by smoke and water
Cold weather in,eriered with the work
Of the firemen. The water turred into
steam as II struck the blan and as the
steam poured on, Of the windows II
tonpealed into snow flakes. which
uriitcd in the street TO a depth OF four
feet,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Lad Arrested for Theft.

DURANT. Okla, Dec. 2l.-(SpeciaD
A little lad OF 9 years by the name
OF Reddleiord, has been arrested here
six times during the past week for petty
theits from stores. Today he was not
let Off with reptimand, but was turned
over to the county Judge who will make
some sort OF an arrangement, for the
future OF the little fellow He is the son
of widow and has only been here for
about a month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

have had to be content with that day
OF Usefulness and pleasure now past
Children Collect Toys.
The collecting Of discarded toys and
dolls was done through the grade
schools, by the ladies OF the Federated
Patrons clubs. They will be distribut
ed to those little ones. many OF whom
have no Christmas otherwise And try
to picture a Christmas without a doll-if
you are a girl--or a gun or wagon
or an cngine--if YOU are a boy
SO the happiest dolls IN Oklahoma
City mus, be at the high school, crowd
ed together in one corner OF the domeS
tic art department--waiting There arc
tlrlls of all kinds. shapes, Sizes, coiury,
There are baby-dollS, Campbell kids
lady dolls, boy dolls. kewpies, picka-
ninics, Indians, balle, dancers, cowboys
rag dolls-all are there. They came in
a little dclapidatcd, many OF them seem.
ingly beyond recall
Boys Do Work,
They we're given first into the hands
Of the boys OF the industrial art de
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

haS been unavailable and the American
aolI is not popular Stiff dolls are not
wanted and that is the failing of the
Amcrican-made doll So the fortunate
rosSessor OF the jointed doll of Ger
many and France cling to it-because
there will be no new one like it.
so Santa Claus will come TO many
little hands this year--bringing in ad
dition to the toys, a though, OF love
from many hands beside his own.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Two Hundred Dolls and a
thousand Toys Repaired by
Girls and Boys Of Industrial
and Domestic Art Depart
ment,
PERSONALITY CONSIDERED
Articles Collected by Federat-
ed Patrons Clubs viii Be
Distributed to Poor Chill
dren,
BY ALETHA BARR TAFT.

AT this gay and happy Christmas
tide even toys must have JOY in their
souls And II they have the happiest
OF them all are to be found this week at
the high school, where 200 dolls and
more than a thousand TOYS are mpa-
ticntly awaiting the twilight OF Christ.
mas eve to bear them Chimncyward
and for the dawnng of the next morn
ing which will give to them once more
the ineffahlc sweetness of happy
childs laugh.
Worldly Dolls.
You see this is not the first expert
encc OF this kind these particular dolls
have had These are worldly dolls
FIhoSc downtown IN the ShopS have
lived secluded from the world until
now, shut away in boxes and drawers
and cases But these are battlc-scarrcd
veterans of lie and had thought that
their lives were finished. They had
their day
II II had not been for the thought of
The mother who put them away for
Just this purpose, for the thought Of
those who saw that they were collect
ed and brought to the high school. and
last OF all II it had not been for the
willing hands OF the young men and
women, long past their own toy and
doll age in the different departments
Of the high school, they would have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
ARKANSAS SOLDIER
PNEUMONIA VICTIM

DEMING. N. NJ, bec. 22.-Privau
George Willis. Company II. FRS, Ar
kansas infantry, died here from pneu-
monia The company was recruited at
Marvel. Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

Pos,oifice department reports Sl04,.
10000 deposited in postal savings by
6500O0 depos,ors in the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

a pear tree on the farm OF J. s.
Engle of Shoen,areksville, Pa, loJ
years old. Is bearing fruit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Personality Counts.

Personality counts even in a rehabll
tated doll Each girl picked the doll
she wanted to dress. Some would have
only baby dolls. The Campbell kid IN
tcrcStcd others The young lady doll,
with all her irills and turbclowS, was
the heart, desire of othcr, The pc
culiar expression OF certain heroine
oi dolldom Nppcalcd to still another
And SO each dclapidatcd doll-haby
that-was came into It's own again
And downstairs in the industrial art
department the thousand toys ot every
and all descriptions are waiting too.
incy were drcadiully shabby at the be
ginning OF the week They would prob
ably have not believed it possible for
them To again he as gay and festive as
before little hand, had pulled them
apart But now they are resplendent
with red paint and gold trimmings
There are about two hundred cannons
which will shoot as icroclou,ly as IN
the past. and wagons that will run Just
q, smoothly
BOYS Know.
The teachers OF this department
frankly admitted that the repairing OF
the greater part Of these toys was be
yond their ability But the boys seem
to know Just how each one, no matter
how complicated it is, should work
One thing is quite apparent and that
s the decrease IN the number OF dolls
There were over three hundred last
wear This year there are less than two
hundred. The reason given is that on
account Of the war, the European doll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

bor Gospel ship Demand for ton
mage growing out OF the war led to
her sale to Boston interests as an ocean
trader
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
EASIER PRICE TONE
INLONDON MARKET
Recent Offerings Attributed to
Sales of German Holdings
for English Creditors.

London, July 27.-Although yester-
days late offerings, which were attrlo-
uted TO sales Of German holdings for
the benefit Of English creditors, were
not renewed on the Stock Exchange to-
day, gilt-edged securities recovered but
little, and a large business occurred IN
consols, the war loan and Indian stocks,
the latter at easier prices
The Irish political situation cause
some uneasiness, but Argentine rails
and Chilian and Far Eastern bonds re-
ceivcd good attention, and several in,
dustrial and shipping shares changed
hands freely. American securities were
neglected and closed dull. Money was
in increased demand and discount rates
were firm. The Bank Of England to-day
bought $4,000 in bar gold. Money
loaned at 4A per cent. Discount rates
Short and three-month bills, 6BD
5A per cent.
Gold premiums at Lisbon, $500.
Paris, July 27.-Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day.
Three per cent rentes, Ga francs 20
centimes for cash; exchange on Lon
don, 2S francs 10 centimes; five per
cent loans, 80 francs SO centimes.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-fos
paper maturing in ten DAYS or less. per cent; w
70 ninety days. per cent
CALL MONEY opened at ~ per oent; highest
~. lowest . closing. 2. renewL "a.
TINE MONEY was steady Rates. 81 8s% per
cen. for sixty days. 80 "a per CENT FOR Ninety days
four and Eve months. and s%Sts PET cent ior
al iuoaths
MERCANTILE PAPER was Easy. Ruling rates
t9tt. per cent f0r best names.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - Er-
changes S5g5 Gl9. 95S. balances. 32s.2s2 053. Tho
sub Treasury was creditor the amount Of SS2i C93
SUB TREASURY New York bsnls gained from
the sub Treasury yl.09s.s0o and gained since Fri-
day s. $4,000.
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
thirty days 3is Up 20 ninety days Philadelphia.
ten DAYS. Per cent. UP 20 ninety days. Cisys-
land. ten days 81 per cent. up % sixty days. 4.
sixty 20 NINETY DAYS. "a. Richmond up 70 ninety
dSSS 4 psr cc.t Atlanta. UP 20 ninety days. per
cent. Chicago. ais. ~ and per cent. 81 Louis.
8 and ger cent. Minneapolis. up 20 sixty days I
per cent sixty 90 ninety days. "a Kansas City. ~
lef cent. Dallas. ger cent. san Francisco. ten
DAYS. pcr cent. thirty days y. thirty 70 sl1J
DAYS. sixty 20 ninety days, "a.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-san Francisco. l5c
discount Chicago. exchange l0c discount. s. louis.
i5c discount bid lOc discount asked
BANK CLEARINGS -Baltimofe. exchanges. se-
6i4ssT; balances t66s s3T Boston. exchanges.
t2s7is Dos. hAsnoos s8.sl4isi. Chicago. eI-
changes $50 5T3.5l7. balances s. 1881. rhiAdel-
phis. exchanges iSs.5ls5o4 balances s3.2s205l.
SILVER MARKEr Nov e1rt Quotation. essc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
ALCOHOL EARNINGS GROW
Company Reports Undivided sGplu
of $7,626,769.

julius Kessler, chairman Of u.
board Of directors Of the United S.s;,,
Industrial Alcohol Company, follov,'
the regular monthly meeting OF IL
board yesterday, issued the follosrI
official statement: met earnings oVs
and above all fixed charges for the II
months ended July l, 1915 rsr
s1,47s.s67, as against net earning' s''
the six months ended July 1, 1913 y
s47S, 500. On July /. 1915, undir...
surplus Of the company amounts 70
S7,626,769.
"The sl,47s,967 net earnings 10 70.
include certain large earnings Of so1.
subsidiary companies, whose ssrzirr
cannot be accurately ascertainet -s,A
the end of the fiscal year. lnc.st.,
earnings Of those subsidiaries, we tsT,
no hesitancy in stating that net ear.
ings of our company for the SIX moniti
ended July, 1916, we're we'll oyg
$4,000 900.
During the six months The compsrI
did not have the benefit OF earnings II
its two Baltimore plants, one Of whia
was not put into operation until Jun,
and the other will not reach It's "a
productive capacity until about 0e;s
Der, nor do the specified earnings 4
clude the income Of three addition
tank steamers built for the comparl
Out of its present increased cspac.s
the company will during the eurrsi
six months make subtantial exrs
shipments, and the alcohol outpu, "
be about 40 per cent greater than
was during the last six months
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
General Trend of Prices lrreg-
ular-Standard Oil Stocks
Go Higher.

There were no important price
changes recorded in yesterdays cur1
session except few advances scoreu
by some of the Standard Oils. Whil'
no special weakness developed any
where. the general course OF prices was
irregular and the volume of business
transacted was Of meagre proportlons.
Industrials were slightly firmer at the
outset. but final quotations, as ruie'
allowed fractional losses on the day
Aetna Explosives was less active ana
moved in comparatively marrow
range, closing unchanged. Castor
Williams G. Wigmore, Missouri Pacihc'
when issued, and United states steam
shin each declined fraction, wnlle
United and White Motors ended slight
ly higher. A..
Traders paid more attention to the
Standard Oil stocks than Of late and
prices here turned upward. Standard
OIL Of Indiana, which was strong or
Wednesday, continued to rise and
closed 13 points up. Prairie OIL ana
Gas improved 7. The independent oils,
however. worked lower in spots. The
Cosden issues and Sinclair Oil were
fractionally off at close. Mining stocks
fiuctuated irregularly, with Cerro de
Pasco and Magma Copper moving up
ward
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
Stocks React Further as
Dealings Contract
Sharply.
RAILWAY SHARES
UNDER PRESSURE
Crop and Labor News COnsid-
cred Unfavorable-Foreign
Bank Reports.

Yesterdays stock market WAS barely
more than a nominal affair. In many
respects il was one of the most un-
interesting sessions of the year. Deal
ings fell off nearly so per cent from
the day before and averaged less than
$4,000 shares an hour. Incentive 70 ag-
gressive operations on either side OF
the market was lacking, and in the
absence of buying support prices gen
orally sagged lower. United States
Steel, which has been watched more
closely than usual Of late because Of
the huge earnings for the last quar-
ter, gained another eighth OF point
yesterday and closed at S6l4.
If there vas any outstanding feature
in the market yesterday it was TO be
found in the heavy tone Of the railway
shares. Reaction here was more gem
eral than elsewhere and some substan-
tial declines were taken. New Haven
was the weakest of the group, declining
at one time for loss Of 2 points.
Other leading rails dropped back frac-
tionally. Wall Street in its search
for an explanation for the tendency OF
the group laid stress on the unfavor-
able crop advices and the railway labor
situation. More was heard of an ad-
verse nature bearing on the spring
wheat and corn crops than any time
before this season. The grain mar
kets reflected increasing nervousness
over the crop advices.
More reports of new war orders and
favorable earnings statements of some
important industrial concerns failed
TO bring any response in stock
prices. A few inactive industrisls,
such as Sears -Roebuck, Jewel Tea,
Woolworth and American Ice, displayed
Independent strength, but the majority
of stocks closed down on the day.
Bonds were less active than the pre-
ceding day. Railroad reports for June
included the Baltimore e. Ohio, which
returned an increase of sl,682,462 IN
gross revenues and S1,920 in net. In
the twelve months the roads net gained
S4,458,5S7.
In the face of loss of s3,30o,0o0 in
reserve the Bank Of England's position
improved to the extent that the pro-
portion of reserves to liabilities IN
creased q per cent and now stands at
28.05 per cent. Loss in gold amounted
to approximately S3,OO0,OOO. The Bank
of France in its weekly return re-
ported another gain Of s1,200.000 in
gold and an increase in deposits.
Exchange on Berlin continued to dis
play weakness yesterday, marks declin-
ing another fraction, which brought
the rate close to the low record. Money
continued easy, with call loans renewed
at pa per cent. Bankers yesterday
were interested in reports of an i'm
pending new British loan for between
S1OO,OO0,Oo and $200,OOo,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Net price changes generally for the
day on the Consolidated Stock tx
change were not important. The mar,
ket movement was ragged. The trend
was downward early, but there was an
absence of aggressiyeness about the
trading, and the declines, excepting IN
a few instances, were not extensive.
Later on there were irregular rallies.
Some bearish attention was early ac-
corded to the strength displayed by the
grain markets due to further crop dam
age advices. Reports that the Ameri-
can protest against the British black
list" had been delivered TO the British
Foreign Office seemingly aroused only
passing comment. Industrial Alcohol
opened at 1037s, down full point
from its closing price on Wednesday
but that was its lowest, and 1t iater on
sold as high as 1865, closing at lo5A'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
Bank of England Return.

London. July 27-The weekly state
ment of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes:
Total reserve decreased fsee 900 circulation In
creased ES5 eco; bullion decreased f5I5.l22 other
securities decreased IS see 600. other deposit. de-
creased fl 2o2. .0o0 public deposits decreased f5-
olS 900. notes decreased 1922 900. govern
meut securities unchanged
The propoton o; the banks reserve 10 liability
this week Is 2S e5 per cent: last It WAS II -
per cent
Rate Of discount q Der cent
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
Bank of France Return,

Paris. July 27.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes:
Gold IN hand inereasee s.2s5. zoe franos; silv,,
IN hand decreased 2 0is0oo frsncs: notes In cir.
culAaon decreased 2s2s 900 francs Treasury de
posts increased l3 ss6 900 francs general deposit,
Increased Sc 062 900 frane bills discounted IN.
creased l6.0l7.o0o frinz. advances decreased 4.
l5A 900 francs
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28

The syndicate which underwrote the
100000 600 Of per cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock Of the Pan
American Petroleum and Transport
Company has been dissolved. At the
time Of the offering about half Of the
stock was withdrawn, and Of the re-
mainder the syndicate took back about
so per cent.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28

an increase o, ne. London quotation. soSd an
incrsas. Of ia. M.ricGn silver dollars +ss53c.
FOREIGN EXCHASGE-Msrks were weak again
The rest Of The market Vas nrm. Closing cable and
sigh. rates: London-CAbl. 4iGh demand
as 1915 Pars-Cable. s9oh check. 5eo7s
Berin-Cable ~ check IN Italy-CAhle. t.E (.
check. 645h HollGnd-CAele al T-lS-llo. check
IA-l-ls. Switkerland-Cab!e. IS check. 5.2ss
Sixty and ninety day bills. London-Bankcrs'. sixty
days i7li. ninety days. +6s.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28

Washington. July 27.-The condition
Of the United States Treasury at the
close of business to-day:
Net balance IN general fund. 500 ss5 fO7: to,al
ordinary receipts % day s. 3o9. 6l4. Nsal ordinary
payments TO-DAY 81 90 800
TIE cchct thIs tsca Joar Is s .919 s3i against
derclt o. s. 33s 3o6 last Jear. exclusive o.
Panama Canal and public debt usnsseton-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
DENY N. Y. CENTRAL PLEA
Service Board Won't Rehear Rate
Increase Petition.

Albany. July 27-The upstate Public
Service Commission to-day denied the
New York Central Railroad Companys
application for rehearing on its petit
tion for permission 70 increase passen-
ger fares in New York State 10 a
uniform basis of two and one-half
cents q mile.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
PITTSBURGH STOCKS,
Railroad Earnings.
MINING.

The following comparative railroad
reports for June have been made
public:
Baltimore 4 ohio-Gross. $40. .34S4is: increase
81. $50. i69: net, s3.2Otiil increase. 81 s2o.
Canadian Northsn-Cross. s. 81, 200: increase
81 .5sl 500. net after tAIea. Ssss.so9. increase
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
r,.r pruuAN CoMPANf.

Dividend NO iss u.s
A quarterly dividend Of Two ijli
share Will be paid August lSL -
stockholders Of record At close of -
July 3lst. 1915. s.<,s,sr
A S. wElNsHEIMER sse'
Chicago. July 20. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
BONDS.
BONDS.
T 5s..... es, ssl PSI. 9sh
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Thursday: