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New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-For
paper maturing IN ten days or less. per cent. up
TO ninety days. per cent.
CALL MONEY opened al 2n per cent. highest
~. lowest "a closing. ~ renewal. 2i1
TIME MONEY was duh Rates. 3h hS3+ per
cent for sixty days. 3& per cent for ninety days.
3A per cent for four months. per cent for Eve
mouths 4@44 per cent for six months.
MERCANTILE PAPER showed en- easy tendency.
Ruling rates 4e4A per cent for best NAMES. bank
ScCcpiSnces. 4gtfz per cent.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS - III
changes. s2Si.i7s.S06: balances. slSt29.224 The
sui Treasury creditor 10 the amount u
81 $50. .7S6.
SUB TREASURY New York banks gained from
the sub Treasury $685. 0Oo and Fained since Fri-
day s. .OSl. 900
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
WHERE. Boston. for ten days. 3 per cent ten TO
thirty days. Sr up 70 ninety DAYS. Philadelphia. a.
ten DAYS. per cent: UP 20 ninety days 4 Cleve-
land ten days 31 per cent. up % sixty days. 4.
sixty 20 ninety days. 4h Richmond. up 10 ninety
days. per ccnt Atlanta. W 10 ninety days. 4 PET
cent. Chicago. Ji1 4 ~ and per cent. ST. Louis.
3 and 1 Der cent. Minneapolis. up 70 sixty DAYS 4
Ter cent sixty ninety days. ~ Kansas City "a
Dallas per cent. san Francisco. ten days 3 per
cent thirty dayS Sh thirty 70 sIty days. 4. slIty
10 ninety days. ~
SILVER MARKET New York quotation 631 :.
a decrease of isc London quotation. 30isd. a de-
crease o. lied Mexican silver dollars sSa. a52s. C.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE San Francisco. l5c.
Il: Louis exchange. l5c discount bid. l0c discount
asked Chicago. par
RANK CLEABINGS - Baltimore exchanges
$.5SO.s9;. balances siio3Sj. Boston. exchanges
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Stocks Improve in Early Trad
ing, but Turn Reactionary
Later.

Initial quotations among the more
prominent curb securities yesterday
generally represented moderate
amount Of strength, as compared win
the previous closing levels, but these
early gains in most instances we're lost
before noon. In the afternoon price
movement continued downward, and the
list generally at the close displayed
considerable weakness. Midvale Steel
and Aetna Explosives each lost more
than a point, and Maxim Munitions
yielded a good fraction. Kelsey Wheel
common, which was brought out on
Saturday. ended IA points of, and the
preferred 3. of point. Stutz Motor
receded full point. and United Motors
lost fraction. 80,
Cosden Oil and Gas was under selling
pressure in the late trading and closed
nearly a point down. Sinclair Oil, after
early firmness, declined nearly points.
Standard Oil stocks were rather quiet
and about steady. Lower prices were
also prevalent in many of the mining
stocks, though trading was active IN
spots. Cosden Oil 6s lost good trac-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

The market opened with burst Of
strength on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change. The cumulative effects of
Allied war gains, big earnings and the
reports of larger dividends on United
States Steel common, which are un-
doubtedly warranted by the phenomenal
earnings Of the company, served to
arouse bullish enthusiasm. Soon after
the opening, however, the pressure of
stock began TO be felt, Mexican Petro-
leum being the first to suffer under
heavy selling, declining from 1OOs4 to
984. United States Industrial Alcohol
showed signs of liquidation, declining
from l15 to 105l2.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
Will Be Raised on the
Same Terms as the
Last One.
PLENTY OF MONEY
IN PUBLIC'S HANDS
Half of Those Liable for In
come Tax Have An
sWered Call.
BY YVES GUYOT.
gx.mInIster Of Public Works. Editor "lAssnes
Eoonemluue Of Financefe."


Gx.mIn,tcr Of Public WORKS Editor "t'As'ne'
EoonemIqus OF Finaneiers.'
l}y Gable to The Tribune
Paris, July 24.-The Temps" il
seems. is authorized to announce
that the next war loan will be IN
September, at 5 per cent, on the
same terms as the last one. There
is no lack of confidence in its sue
cess.
It is remarked that at the end of
last May deposits in the principal
banks had only decreased 775,0O0,-
900 francs, despite the interruption
to business and to all sources of in
come due to the war; and it is gen.
orally accepted that while, in re-
sponse to the calls of the govern
ment, the boarded gold has been
brought out, bank notes are now
boarded instead Of gold, and the
country thus still has plenty Of
boarded money to call on for the
new loan.
The Paris Chamber Of Commerce
has put out a proposition for the
control of corporations doing busi-
ness in France. They have three
proposals-that at least fourth of
the capital Of all concerns doing
business in France must be French; !;
that shares Of stock representing at
least a fourth of the capital must
bear a special stamp, showing that
dividends on those shares will only
be paid to French holders; and that
there shall be special courts to con-
troll corporations in which foreign
capital is invested.
Bankers point out that the first
two proposals would be very incon-
venient for the companies, for the
Bourse and for the public, while the
naturalization of shares will re-
strain international credit.
There have been 10000 declara-
tions on the income tax. This IS
figured by the Ministry of Finance
to represent about half of those
liable, but instead of making an i'm
mediately arbitrary assessment on
those who made no returns, more
time will be given to them to make
returns.
1t was feared that the raising of
the rate of the Bank of England to
c per cent, followed by like in
crease in interest on English treas
ury bonds, would put up the Paris
London exchange rate, but, on the
contrary, it has gone down, and is
now only approximately II per cent.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.

The report of the Consolidated Gas.
Electric Light and Power Company, of
Baltimore, for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1916, gives a total income of
S7431, ,769 in gross, which was S642,367
better than in the previous year. Net
operating revenues after expenses and
taxes amounted to $3,585,692, an in
crease of s370,674, and after allowing
for fixed charges, etc, and deductlng
81 1918 for dividends there remained
a surplus of 1871 ,S31, gain of 1884,
COS. The net surplus after deprecia-
tion and contingent reserves and bond
discount totalled S97,289.
Commonwealth Power. Railway and
Light.
Income Of the Commonwealth Power.
Railway and Light Company for June
made an advance of nearly 10 per cent
in gross, which totalled Sl,322 ,295. and
net earnings after expenses were $685.
col, an increase Of almost 16 per cent.
Dividends on the preferred stock
amounted to SS6.725. and the balance
available for requirements and divi-
ends on the common stock was $73,-
90, an increase Of more than Al per
cent.
Ohio Cities Gas.
Directors of the Ohio Cities Gas
Company have declared an extra stock
dividend of per cent on the common
shares, payable December l to stock of
record November 10. The board also
declared a regular quarterly cash dis
bursement Of 2i2 per cent on the com
mon stock. thus increasing the annual
rate from 8 TO 10 per cent, payable Sep
tember l to holders of record Au-
gust IS.
Great Western Power.
The comparative income report of
the Great Western Power System for
June. which includes the Great West
ern Power California Electric Generat-
ing, City Electric, Great Western
Power of California and the Consoli-
dated Electric companies. shows an in
crease of S64,O07 in gross operating
revenues. which amounted to s296,S2S,
and total net earnings, including other
income, were increased SAL ,643 to
S225,624. The balance of surplus after
interest on the funded debt and ac-
crued dividends on the preferred stock
of the California Electric Generating
Company was S72,SSS. a gain of S7,936
. over June, 1915.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
MARKET NEWS
AND COMMENT
Stock Prices React as
Street Awaits Steel
Meeting.
DECLINE FOLLOWS
EARLY ADVANCE
Industrial Shares Furnish Bulk
of BusineSS-More Reports
of War Orders.

The majority Of stocks closed yester-
+ day with net losses after a session that
was marked by reversal of sentiment
which gave rise to increasing uncer-
/ tainty regarding the dividend action Of
the directors of the United States Steel
/ Corporation at to-day's quarterly meet
ing. Steel common was the most active
stock. and with turnover of $4,000
shares advanced early in the day to
s7h, subsequently declining TO close
( of Sc, where it showed loss of a small
fraction.
In view Of the fact that the quarterly
meeting of the Steel board is scheduled
to-day, the action of the stock was
watched with more than usual interest.
At the end of the day opinion was more
divided than ever over the question of
whether an extra dividend would be
declared, although no one doubted the
ability Of the corporation to make a
payment of this kind. In recent weeks
the Street has talked Of an extra dis
bursement on the common stock Of
from / to s per cent, in addition to the
regular payment.
In general way the run of stocks
followed the lead set by Steel. The
/ opening was strong, with some substan-
tial advances on purchases by shorts,
/ but as soon as the demand from this
quarter had been satisfied prices began
/ to ease off. Toward the end of the day
profit taking sales helped along the
movement. Definite reports OF new war
contracts placed with American COM
panies by the Allies failed yesterday TO
stimulate speculative interest in the
shares directly affected. United States
| Industrial Alcohol was a weak spot,
with sharp decline of points. An
incident of the day was an advance OF
/ 13% points in Liggett e. Myers.
Chief interest in financial circles con-
verged upon to-day's meeting of the
Steel directors. The earning statement
/ of the months of April, May and June
will be published, and, according to un-
official estimates, the record of ,OOO,-
900 in net earnings in the first quarter
of the year will likely be surpassed.
Yesterdays estimates ranged from
! S72 ,000,0 900 to SS0,000,000
Call loans renewed on the exchange
at 2lz per cent yesterday, with new
loans placed as low as PA per cent.
Sterling exchange was fractionally i'm
proved. The announcement that Pre-
mier Asquith had asked the British
House of Commons for new war
credit Of S2,250,000000, instead Of
81 500 00O, 900, as had been expected,
had no apparent effect on sterling rates.
Arrangements for new British loan
in this market are said to be proceed
ing slowly. French exchange was firm
yesterday, but rates in Berlin and
Rome declined quite sharply. The
Southern Pacific report for June dis
closed increases of 13 and 35 per cent
in gross and net earnings, respectively,
but railway stocks did comparatively
little in the market.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
ALLOWS MILLS q CIBB
TO BUY SPRING GOODS
Federal Court Also Authorizes
Reorganization of Branches.

The receivers Of Mills x Gibb' white
goods importers, were authorized yes
terday by Judge julius NJ. Mayer, in the
Federal Court, to purchase Sooo,ooo
worth Of merchandise for next spring
Joseph b. Martindalc and j. Harper
Poor are the rceivers.
Judge Mayer said that further pur-
chasers would be allowed If necessary
He also ordered that one-year contracts
be made with Charles W. Gallagher ana
other salesmen; that the Bank FOR say,
ings in the City of New YORK be pald
s25 COO on two mortgages, totalling
$3.50 900 on the property at Twenty,
second Street and Fourth Avenue, and
that branches of Mills & Gibb be re-
organized at Nottingham, England
Calais and Paris, France, and ST. Oaii'
Switzerland.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
DULL TRADING IN
LONDON MARKrl
Business Halts Pending Prr.,
Asquith's War Expendit.n
Statement.

London, July 24.-Money was
demand and discount rates wer y
to-day. The stock market was II,
TO dulness pending Premier Ass.-'
detailed statement Of war expe,5,-,
in connection with q new vote Of -.
The tone continued good, and Il. 4
cution Of weekend orders, most,
home rails and gilt-edged seer.
made the market fairly active /,
forenoon, but business siackened y
Russian mining and oil shares !,
firm features. Canadian Pac.s, !
United States Steel deyelo2ed sire.
IN the American section, but tie y
Of the list closed quiet after hi,
trading. Conso.5 closed 7. higher
Money loaned at 44 per cent !,
count rates for short and three e.
bills, 5ts to 5a per cent.
Gold premium At Lisbon, $500.
Paris, July 24.-Trading vsi ",
on the Bourse to-day. Three Dc, =
rentes, 64 francs so centimes 70, 81
Exchange on Londan, 2s franu B,
centimes. Five per cent loan, q a,o
70 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25

:2I 500 go balances 3A132 23s; Chicago eIchangr1
SIS S07 .6S4. balances T.56S.S32. Philadelphia er
changes $50. .6l7 .466. balances S.l50.sS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The -terlnx market
opened The weck with frmsr tone Francs also
hardened German and Italian bills were weak
Closing cable and sight rates. L1ndon-Cable
47s 7-lse \ demand. as 1850 \; Paris
Gable sox check. so'S. Berlin-CAole. l2r
Holland-Cabie 4lif-i-l6: check. Al T-is-i-i6
swi,zor!and-Cable, 5.2St check. 52sh. Greece-
hils. London (hankers)-siIv days i7lh
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. July 24-Ths coalition Of the United
States Treasury al the close Of business to-day
Net balance IN general fund. ,22s s97 $50. ordi-
mar receipts s. 2o2l.6s2. total ordinary payments.
81 1863
The dcGcit this nscsi year IS 50 49, Osi against
dehcit of SlO.34i1ol last year exclusive o, Panama
Cana and public debt Transactions.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
COMPANY OF LONDON. LIMITED.

q Per Cent. Income Bonds of 1913.
Notice is hereby given that interest on
tho Income Bonds for the half-year ended
June 3Oth, 1916. at the rate Of CO per an
mum free OF British income tax, VIII be
paid against presentation and surrender OF
Coupon No. II on and after the first day or
Septembcr. 1916 in London. at the London
County V Westminster Bank. Ltd; in Ne"
York at The New York Trust Company
IN Amsterdam, by Associate Casa
Coupons must be left for examination
three clear days before payment
By order Of the Board.
". =. MANDELICK, Secretary.
London July q, 1916.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the elssi
bid and asked prices for stocks ".
are listed but which were not deal
on the Stock Exchange Monday:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Five Per Cent Adjustment Mortgage

WUTU IIUIINNs
The semi-annual instalments OF interest
on Seaboard Air Limo Railway Adjustment
Bonds amounting 10 2izG G25.0O) repre-
fented by Coupons Nos 25 and &c for $3.50
each, will be paid on and after August /.
1916. at the Office Of Messrs. Blair & Co,
No "A Broad Street. New York
SeabOard Air Line Railway Co,
by u G. PORTEOUS. Secretary.
New York. June 20. 1916.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25

Daily imports and exports oi
erai merchandise at the Port s'
York were: o..
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, JULY "a, 1916.

r, ,os f tocks Monday 66ico SATURDAY, 'o'
.l ,oo to date sz"s'Vv' AsA"''
~ ss1 year All quotations. including a"h"a ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25

Directors of the Utah Metal and Tun-
mel Company, it was announced yestef-
day. have declared an initial dividend
OF so cents Q share, payable August Is.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
INDUSTRIALS.

1NDUSTRIALS
SD ASK Bid Ask
'Am ID Syn. y u mitch " W IS ~
B-A T ord. u IL r T 4 NJ 9 a *
do ord hr.. lsi5 10 saxon NJ q ~ -
Holly Sus . g. - Sp Body pf. ll5 l9l
'LTB LIST n 'stand Nor 4. az
'Lynn Phon ; : IT r y Z cts %
No p ~ " - % Unicorn F. = IL
OILS
'fMidwest pf s. ss .Tidewa.er. is, 1ss
'Okla pr. = =
MINING.
Bingham NJ. 10 lois 'tCom Tun.. 10
'tIooth .... Az ls tin y Q APP G. g.
Ger De c. Si1 81. * & Il. ~ .
BONDS.
NO Z ts " s. IS
'tn!sied- ttells cents Der share,
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The June earnings statement of the
Southern Pacific Company, issued yes
terday, gives total gross operating rev.
enues of Sl3,567 $50, an increase of
sl,604 ,055 over that month in 1915. Net
earnings after expenses and taxes were
increased 1922 ,58l to S4,s20,944
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
MINING.

/ 900 sandstorm Kimb. Oii. Oih .Olil .0la
500 Sierra Nevada. 80 80 30 80
200 Touopah Eat. .62ia 5.62h4 5.621s 5.69i1
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
RAILROADS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BONDS.
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
MINING.

$1,000 C B&o int As. sIS s7s 81 ss
1000 swift & co 5s... lOol2 lp5a ip,7 ;oolls 80
/ CJO West T & 7 S. 1905. looi. lO0A leoss
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25

A semi-annual dividend Of 81 a share
has been declared by the Pacific Mills,
payable August I. Six months ago
dividend of SO share and 81 extra was
declared.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
DAILY IMPORTS AND ExPogI'

.Coupons interchangeable fCoupons d r''
tPlalu registered
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
BONDS.
INACTIVE YESTERDAY

listed. tsells cents per share.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
HIGH scHooL NOTES.

Miss Ethel Chamberlin entertained
the senior class at her home Friday.
1t was st. Patrick's day party with
all the music, games and stories that
go with it. A midnight lunch was
served and the favors were shamrocks
Everyone enjoyed the evening i'm
mensely.
Miss Lucille Johnson goes to En-.
metsburg on Friday, March Gath, to
speak at the district. declamatory con-
test. Will we win? Yea Bo!
The juniors began work on their de-
bate on woman suffrage Tuesday.
The girls and boys of the senior
class each have a self government
room now. The girls have covered
the blackboards with burlap and made
white curtains for the, windows. The
boys have hung pictures and pennants
in their room. This new honor sys-
tenn seems to be working we'll.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
pEn,soh IN MOVING PICTURES
Wednesday and Thursday Of Next
Week Pictures Will Be Taken
~ Of oenison-Come.


/. Wednesday and Thursday Of next
week will be gala days in Denison for
on those days a moving picture expert
will be inithe city to take real moving
pictures, which will include the public
buildings, business blocks, residence
sections and places of interest in and
around Denison. The motion pictures
are being taken under the auspices Of
the Denison Commercial club, the bus
mess men of Denison each paying
their share OF the cost and after they
have been shown at the Germania OPP.
era house they will become the prop.
erty of the Commercial club for ad-
vertising purposes. I.
It is to be hoped that many people
from a distance will be In Denison
during the two days and have their
pictures taken by the camera man. 1t
is not often that an opportunity is
afforded to be in a real motion picture
and one right here in Denison will be
all the more interesting.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
italy, Ance,tra, cloris..

Three times has Italy ruled over Eu
rope She has sat on the political
throne under the Caesars. on the &C.
clesiastical throne under the popes
from Gregory the Great to Leo X. and
on the intellectual throne of the renais
sance. These things every italian fam.
lily remembers. Augustus Caesar and
Trajan, Hildebrnnd and Innocent ILL.,.
Dante and Petrarch. Michelangelo and
Raphael, GaliIei and Bruno are IN his
mouth like household words. The Ital.
ian does not consider himself ana us as
equals: he accepts, he believes In. mod.
ern democracy, but deep in his heart
he is nm aristocrat, haughtily proud OF
his long descent and his ancestral glo.
ries. When thinking of Italians one
must always bear in mind that they,
out Of all the peoples Of Europe. have
the most glorious past and that they
are conscious OF it to the quick.-Henry
Dwight Sedgwick III Yale Review.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
Enaland,s Great ssal.

The great seal Of England is. says
the London Chronicle, Il more clabo.
rate article than most people imagine.
1t costs about $500 to make it, and it
consists OF two heavy silver plates. in
one of which Is cat the die for the
front Of the seal and III the other that
for the back. When the seal is to be
affixed to document e lump Of wax
is softened in hot water and cooled in
cold water. after which 1t is placed be-
tween the two plates and pressed. II,
comes out in the shape Of q disk. with
an Impression on each side.
I. Formerly there was an official attach
cd to the seal who was quite IS proud
OF his office as tho lord chancellor was
OF his. Tint was .'Chaffwax," whose
sole business was to melt the wax and
to take the impressions Of the great
seal as often as required. The writer
remembers the last Of the ''Chafrwax-
esq rosy checked old gentleman who
lived long to enjoy the pension that a
grateful country granted him for bis
important services. Those services are
now performed by an unnamed subor-
dinate in the chancellor's office.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
Ruskin. In the Kitchen.

In her book of "reminiscences. "Thfr.
teen Years Of a Busy Woman's Life, !"
Mrs. Alec Tweedie says that her fa.
ther, DIR. Harley. well known Lon
don physician, was great friend Of
Ruskin and often stayed at Brentwood.
One night Ruskin asked Dr. Harley
whether he liked tea or coffee before
he got up.
"a cup of tea." he replied.
why don't you choose coffee?"
"Wcll, to tell the truth, have lived
80 much abroad that don't fancy
English coffee. It is generally SO bad.
ly made"
His host said nothing. The next
morning DR.. Harley was awakened.
and IL strong smell OF coffee permcated
the room. Turning to a servant, he
asked, lis that my cup Of tea:"
mo. sir: it is Mr.. Ruskin's coffee"
.yir Ruskin's coffee! What do you
,mean?"
THE master was up early. He roast
cd the coffee himself, he ground the
coffee himself. and he made the coffee
himself. and he hopes you will like it. :"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
PROGRAM At pARocHlAL SCHOOL
Entertainment Given in Honor Of St
Patrick Very Pleasant Affair
Fine Program Given.

| The auditorium Of the Catholic
| school was packed to capacity last
Sunday evening at the st. Patrick's
day entertainment. The program con
sisted of twenty-one numbers. consist
ing of music, recitations, songs, pan
Itomimes and speeches. The little
folks of the school made up major
part of the program and all of these
numbers were far beyond the eXpec,
tations of the parents and friends o.
the participants, The patrlotic ad'
dresses by Rev. A. ,Cayanaugh, Rev
Nj. J. Farrelly and Leon Powers were
greatly enjoyed by all.
Below we print the program which
was carried out:
/. St Patrick's Day-Chorus:
2. Gettysburg Address Margaret
Houlihan -,
3. Come Back to Erin" solo-Billie
4. St. Patrick's Day, Reading-Nellie
Davis.
10 Kerry Dance semi-Chorus.
n "Fond Recollection" Reverie, In.
strumental-Mary Meade.
Il. "Meinself Und Gott," Recitation
Walsh Naughton.
s. Them Irish Eyes Are Smiling
Senior Girls.
%. 1.-THE Old Land. and the New" Reel
,tation-Leslie Gary.
10. Can Drill ~ Fourth and Fifth
Grade Girls.
II. Believe Me if All Those Endear-
ing Young Charms" Instrumental
Verne Eggers.
IL. Lament OF "a Soldiers Mother. Reel
tation-Leo O'Connell.
10. St. Patrick's Day, Duet-Johanna
and Catherine Naughton.
IA. "What Is the Case of Ireland?'
Reading-Edna Portz.
Is. "skip and Slip" Dance-Billie
Finn.
1s; "a Little jBit Of Heaven;;"-Lena,
II. "Killarney."-st. Rose Of Lima
Choir. ~
IS. Piano Solo-Miss Mary Lally.
10. Male Quartet-selected.
20. Patriotic Addresses-L. Powers ]
Rev. A. Cavanaugh. Rev. M. J. Far.
reilly.
q. Pantomime, Kathleen Mayoureen"
Chorus and Senior Girls.