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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-12

could be purchased at wholesale and not
duce our stock more than it ought to be reduced.
SUITS AND COATS AT CLEARANCE
SALE PRICES
They going been able to please nearly every
one of the Extra Values offered.
Suits at s7.95 worth up to $3.50
Coat. a. S S S|ss 5} s;
, 81 &c 100
Don't Wait You Want of These Bargans-They
Silk, Chiffon and Lace Gowns at Clearance
Sale Prices
Very Special s595A Gowns
models 1900 Blue Pink Green Shades
These dresses are bargains.
Specials $685. Dresses Black Navy
been priced from $500 $1,000
elegant piece Crepe SIS
$1,000 Now all $780,
Several very handsome gowns 50 4o Greatly
Clearance Sale Prices of Silk Waists
Values s1.e5
Automobile Dust CoaSzes "a 54-Prced s125, $780, 1875
Dress Materials at Clearance Sale Prices
Black WITH H Bad Des; S s @ S R Sb1 T Med
Regularly 75c. Now 25c yard
IS and inch satns and have been priced Z5c and
wish close the balance Of All 39c yd
at just 12 regular prices.
Corset Cover I"es' 5Ss VALUES at . sSs yard
5ight colored Prints seayard
Dress Ginghams 1-2c II 1-2c
Sport Hats and Caps that actually pretped
Don't Fail to Buy Damask That Has the Old
Fashioned Mark-All Linen
will be hard to find in short time at less than yard
M 5 100 M M mo aneT o se
months We bought this big because wanted get
rich on it. but because we wanted to sell All Linen Damask and
4 the larger places.
Remember the prices s9 buys Daask actually worth today sas
' 159 X, rs
We have been selling these Damasks advertised prices s
but their actual values have been from
for months.
this sale continues the has started be pretty short
for January Sale with the stock have which would last
store like this several with the usual sale of Danak
Corsets at Clearance Sale Prices
The increased of all Coes while has troubled
mers as much anticipated at the time they approaching
the chance to money from the old prices of Corsets
Good Corsets Pink Gdle Corsets Values
All discontinued Cosets the better grade greater
tons
been priced high So been repaired from
slight damage and perfect condition and sold at the small
part of their values.
Shoes Clearance Sale PcesPaten Leather Bronze
Me tmP thas O A se soh Several styles that
i New Bathing Suits and CapsSui priced $3.50 500
Ladies Suits tights this season
Week End Specials On Sale All Day Saturday
SO Inch Percales light cooshard Regularly
Lot of o12c
Medium Size Bingham Aprons with pockets and trimmed with
contrasting at oc
ChiIdrens Kimona Aprons, small sizes &c
Handsome Tumblers, Regular SOC values $50 dozen
: Watch Each Week For the New Items of Interest
: During the Midsummer Sale
given prompt
Mccall Summer Quarterly price zoe with 15o Pattern Coupon
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-12
Federal Inquiry or
Railroad Strike?

Faced by demands the conductors brkemn
reference t impartial Federal tribunal.
With whose efficient
aPubhc body.
Railroads Urge Public Inquiry and Arbitration
follows:
ahrmohe differences onanhn aanya.
] oG % sa ddsss sn: s " "S
the lnn.Ss n%.s
& m e
reese 3 % % 4ai pS Sm e
po sao is action " may '"" enable Commission "" and
Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote
LIS refused submit
Federal
to clare anaton errke.
The Interstate by
public body which this ought to be referred for these
NTH ubIo '"' '""" "an II" rates pal"
ua1aa % ray % thu '~ m @
G% sss a sasA srs " EN- % I'D @
Question For the Public to Decide
The railroads feel they a
slooOW to these employees highly paid and Constituting
onehf of employees without
shall determine after all the facts
The wheth is to bentted
nmpHrhal Government BY industrial wG5ars
National Conference of the Railways
GsNason
CT 'ATss s1xHs,dd snas"%G
cAfRe szA sS5&ssSL f as'"~
A&eka Sat- ~EESnn993aESiEs::h%
9s44 is..RHMs.f""""
If G~sr"%
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-12

q. D. MAHBR. Vaes- President.
Norfolk & Western Railway.
JAMES RUSSELL, Gss = Manass.
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad.
A. M. SCHOYER. Resident Vice. Pres.
Pennsylvania Lines West.
W. L. Seldom. Vice Pres,
Seaboard Air Line Hallway.
Al, STONE, Vice Prssidsst.
Erie Railroad
g. s. WAID. Ties-Prss. s. Gss = Nm
Sunset Central Lines.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-12
FRANK D. FLINT
The Store that Sells Wooltex

The first week of the Midsummer Clearance Sale
has proved that customers are hungry for genu-
inc bargains and that they feel the extra expense of
nearly every necessity costing more-we bought 50
many staple goods that are today costing much
more that we are overstocked. We do not ever
intend to buy for just the rise in price but that we
may be in position not to be forced to ask for the
highest prices on goods sold at regular prices and
now we can sell lot of goods at less than they
could be purchased now at wholesale and not re-
duce our stock more than it ought to be reduced.
SUITS AND COATS AT CLEARANCE
SALE PRICES
They going have able please nearly
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-12

@. H. EMERSON, CENT Manass.
Great Northern Railway.
c. H. EWING. Gen I Monoss,,
Philadelphia & Reading Railway.
q. ". GRICR. Gen ~ Ssof. Trosss..
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
4. 5. GREIG, Asst. 10 Reeeipsrs,
ST. Louis & San Francisco Railroad.
c. w. KOUNS, GssI Mosoess.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Pc Railway
n. w. MoMASTRR. Ger Z Mosasss<
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-12


Mrs. Mary Buck of Connecticut is
visiting friends in town.
Joseph Canning's little daughter is
very Ill with whooping cough.
Efie Bryant of Bolton Center was a
recent guest at Geo. Pierce's.
Mrs Cargill of Morgan is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Alvin Moulton. (
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Shedrick of Pena-
cook. N. H., are guests at Echo Inn.
Mrs. Chestina Wolcott of Penacook.
N. H., is staying at VIM. Colburn's.
Katherine Canning of Browning ton
is visiting her brother Joseph Canning.
Florence Cargill of St. Johnsbury is
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Grey and children
of Bloomington are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Buck and son.
Ivan, visited friends in Lyndonville
Sunday.
/ Harold Stumpf stepped on a rusty
nail last week. His foot is poisoned
quite badly.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Crow and chill
dren visited relatives at Narrows Cor
ner, P. O., recently.
Topic for C. E. prayer meeting July
| Is, ''The Conservation of Purpose. -
Leader, Minnie Colburn.
Mildred Lang of Glover and Clarence
Lang of Newton, Mass, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. c. E. Blood
Mrs. P. J. Plunkett and Mrs. G. J.
Plunkett and little daughter of Barton
were guests at E. w. Bucks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Moulton and
daughter, Hazel, visited relatives ir
Bartlett. N Fl. VIM. Moulton expects
to return with them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-12

will be hard to find very time less than yard
We had All Linen Damask
this sale The first week sold than would usually sell
months We bought this big stock because
rich it, but because wanted to sell All Linen Dmask
will be able do that longer than the of
the larger places.
The sun., 1916-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

CONNECTICUT BRASS CORP. = Lig.
ae,t OF idssett'Hichborn Co; r. A CowleS.
s,r, OF Bafa 10 Brass 4 Rollins Minis; A :.
walker and r. n schoemakcr OF Coc Stanley
hanuiac'urins CO. have acquired control
through purchase Of Connection, Brass Cor.
loration. ~ith. uills at Cheshire. Conn.
FRONTS are said TO bc substantial. Bankers
In transaction are Boughton 4 Co.
COOPERATIVE GASOLINE SALES Co
In in nel 20 deal in s-a.olene and
q. G. Stcigler. y. = Wright. W. +. OKeefe.
EXPORTS AND IMPoRTs-Exports re.
ported Yesterday by the y. Y. Custom Hous
50 far hi. week: imports i2.s5o.iss makins
,slIs.oS? so far this week. Exports from New
York yesterday included; Wheat. !56.g24 bu
burn bur; beans can" 1 Ss'' sS S'''i fo ,;E9 , os,' S sa.l:'; co als
meal. 1877 bbis alcohol. $3.50 bbls pork. q
S Sssmr.:; Sss,; e esi a., osson:' s:.;s'; H.:
81 90 In. iubricating oil. 2.ssi gals.
GREAT ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TEA Co
Gross sales for frat 6 months of year reported
at Si.i7I.+s, Inc. sil.ss2.a5i. or inc. OF 81 c.3es.
has been elected n vice. pre- sidor', IN which
c%anacity he will act ms con.ultsrt on In.
ves,men' matters for banks city customers
and out OF town CORE spondenis.
O.BANNoN CORP. OF BOsTON-Declared
extra dividend OF SIS a share in addition TO
regnlar Quarterly dividend Of lhss. Both
disbursements are TO he payable Nov. ] to
stockholders of record Oct. %.
VAN EMnrRGH 4 ATTERBCRY-Havc
onencd branch ofhe At .a 9Th ave. j n.
ChaNcc will act Ne manager Of new branch.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ICE CORP.-In.
corporated in ". Y. to manufacture ice prod
uc,s and other commodities. Capital stock
,StO. nm. Irco-roraiors. II. ]. Rothchild. +,
Perpente. L.. Friedhe,m.
wAITzFELDER IS. L. CO-Onerins fer
subscription shares Of James Parsons sho"
' Inc, ri npr SO. Company has q capitalize.
ton OF t5o,ooo and manufacturer shocs and
boots.
The sun., 1916-11-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

SoHSoL GAS ELEc. LIGHT 4 POWER
W OF RALTIMoRE-Earmngs for ? months
ss%ea sept 30 estimated al 81, SO. 3s2, inc. siS,-
~; net after taxes s'2}, ~. inc. s72Iso; sur
Plus after charges si;?. 29S. inc siii.sio.
JACKSONVILLE TRACTION o -Rcports
rm.s earnings for September s5l.iF. inc.
'"' AMI ne, 'ii,s5l, loss OF $50.
y TEL. co Figures renorted to Inter.
rMe Commerce Commission show total tcle-
puone Operating revenue for Sent. fl7G3 l0G.
sr n; telephone operating expenses
1870 inc seS7,35i; net telephone operating
~, ,ssn.ehue t'''9,sa2, COMPARED with N,iil $40 IN
,nIhz revenue S0,lss,bI3, inc. tl6fs. a'9: tele-
more oHnratlng expenses sei.o-a. io3. inc.
r'ii;;ss 70 ne, telephone opera,ing revenue
WIN corresponding period last year,
rMANrFACTuRERs LIGHT 4 HEAT CO.
Svmpary and subsidiaries report gross earn
mts Joy . months ended Sept. 30 Sj,37i 80:
operating expenses and taxes. 1913. 5l5: net
"ai income, S2,2N2, $50; charges, &c. S@,9le:
Dsshr E2lo.i70; dividends. N.aso'o0O: sur
OHIO STATE TEL co-Report. gross FOR
~. 80, ana taN'' 'itl 5-3, COMPARED WIN
sm,5' leaving net sl.s. iHd. against Sill, AZ.
u,ussn.lHs after chnrges for month sIs?s'. inc
npE' balance after preferred dividends SO.
"3' compared with su.si2 in Sept. 1915.
PACIFIC ELECTRIC RY-Report. gross
,Mnlngs for year ended June 80 ts.siG,7s 1877, dec
n.l'; net after taxes q. lis. 60. dec. $3.50
"VaI deductions 8 ,2ti.s So. inc. si22 ,7si.
hEPDBI.lC RAILWAY & LIGHT CO Has
nav for redemption Dec. ! At par and nc
aIued Interest, payment to be made by Fl.
o"el,,y Trust Co. Of Philadelphia. tsi,0oo OF
mss year 56 secured gold notes Interest on
Wup'es Drawn Tor redemption will cease Dec. !
Holders have right TO convert. par for par
mo "a preferred stock OF Mahoning Il She
Tango Railway 4 Light Co. subsidiary OF
Aepuhlic Railway & Light ca.
SAN ED NNrIg~n n.ur ~ urrDNsyNa "
hiN Reports gross earnings for year ended
;une 20 Nll1,sf.. inc. ss3. 9b7: nc, after taxes
n..,nT7-l, dec $3.50; total deductions i,oe5,
~. Inc Nlcc. aud salplus after charges
U3o,f2l, dec. i7a.6,e
US STEAMSHIP co DECLARED extra divi
oend OF one. half of leo. payable Dec. ~
sock Of record Nov. 10. W, Guggenhoim hal
oeen elected a director.
The sun., 1916-11-01
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMER. STEEL FoUNDRIEs-sharou
plant. II is reported. will be enlarged and
capacity Increased by construction Of ad.
ditional open hearth furnaces to battery o,
, now operating. New furnaces viii be OF
20 tons capacity each.
STCDEBAkER CORP.-Reports net prof.
'ts ior p? months ended sept. 80 after all de.
iucti3ns sS.ilO,t2O. Inc. Si,O5T,es3 over
same period In 1915.
The sun., 1916-11-01
BUSINESS RECORD.


JAMES \. ROGERS. lNc.-rrintins bust
ness, 90 clin street. involuntary. Liza
6ilities aud assets not given. -.
VERNON NJ, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lsa
Liabilities sl.b9l. no assets,
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
Il l.. HERBERT X co Coal business,
~; assets s35i7;'Ts5s$. rri"cipai claims;
Mrchnnics nnd Metals national Rank,
$4,000. Dickson a EDDY. S27,3l7; New
York Trust Company, 1880.
Assignments.
JACK LINSKY-Stationery, 2e0 West
Forty second street; assigned to Herbert
REFLENopHoNE, INC. n Delaware cor
offices In Wilmington, Del, and IA
Firth avenue, this city, assigned yes
terday to Lawrence x. brown OF 1871
st. Nicholas avenue, this city, Company
was incorporated In 1915, John Keyn-
oid- is PRESIDENT,
Manhattan Judgments Flied.
First name Is that OF debtor.
Hernstcir barictt-E II Mckee,. $50 90
Bondy, Chas, E.-Edgewater State
Baker, Pauline S,-A, s Bass ........ 100 81
Strauss ...........,...-..,...~...... a.aw:t
Cosma., Constan CD. Tsaconas..,.. tOsI Il
Davidson. Arthur M, L. Randall, l,eS7 "A
~Same-Same Observation-Disclosures. 2,biS IL
Elihnar Realty Co, lnc-E. ! Wilson l,od1 10
2abriskie 4.isss
Gibraltar Realty Coz, r. Ahrcns, s,imts
Harmony Supply Go james Talcott ISL "A
James =, l.aycry 4 Con. Y, Elec.
TIRE Lamp Co acknowledging, r,H
Kohlepp. Fredcrick R-Borough
Meyer, John II :, Nartiusnr. .,...., sss 10
Mlchacls, Geo T. Il J ThomIsnn.,. b2s 81
The sun., 1916-11-01
MINING NEWS.

CHAMPION COPPER CO.-Dsciared div
,,i.hf ~ tffO n share, making so far
1880 - share since Feb. 81 last. Al that
Nms shipments were resumed following
suspension from Oct, IL. 1913.
OHIO COPPER MINING Co.'S. W.
DeSter, referee IN bankruptcy, ruled that
t'oekhO'lers' protective committee, repre-
sented ny North American Iiquldati ton Co.
~ permitted 20 redeem and take over prop
~ arh estate 80 ohio Copper Mining co.
T~f4s''eS' deed Oil 10 deliverd to commit
The sun., 1916-11-01
NEW YORK BANK cLEARINos.

Tho volume of business transacted In or
through New York on Monday Is indicated
by the fact that bank clearings reported
yesterday by the New York Clearing House
totalled E3O.si, .19j. These daily figures lack
sGnih"anoe unless compared with the daily
averages In the corresponding periods Of
former years New York. the financial CEN
re. reflects more or less accurately business
AMI financial conditions throughout the coun.
ry. The comparisons Will be found even
more valuable when considered in connec.
ION with the summary OF railroad earnings
published under 'Railro1i News"
The sun., 1916-11-01
REORGANIZATION
st. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company
Under the Plan and Agreement dated November l, 1915.

Under he PTan nj a Agreement dated ovemb 7, Ut
The net income of the Receivers of the railroads and property of st.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1916, having been sufficient to pay in full the interest from July
l., 1915, to June 30, 1916, on both the Adjustment Mortgage Bonds and
the Income Mortgage Bonds of st. LouiSSan Francisco Railway Company
to be issued in the reorganization, bonds of said issues deliverable under
the aforementioned Plan and Agreement to holders of Certificates of
Deposit for Refunding Mortgage Bonds and General Lien Mortage Bonds
fixed interest for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1916, at the rate of six
per cent per annum.
Dated New York, November /, 1915.
I'D W. SELlGMAN 4 co. SPEYER 4 co.
REORGANIZATION Marapers
The sun., 1916-11-01
SILVER PRICES.

Avernro prioo OF NIver Tn New York IN
November. 1918. was 81. Toe, al ounce: Novem.
her, 1874. a. l0c November. 1918, 1880, No
ycmber, 1912, 0 a,7sc.: November. 1911. @,7:c.
The sun., 1916-11-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

TINE MoNEY-Market easy and soft.
sIa,y cav ssTS'."o' ninety Gays 'r.>g
SIX months. 3.uSi.E.
The range In the week ended November &.
1875. was from 2i1T for sixty days to 3t
VIZ Tor six months: range in week ended
November 6, 1914 from &c for sixty days TO
SEdsot for six months; rance IN the week
ended November 7. 1918 from b5 for sixty
days 10 iaWi1s for six months.
COMMERCIAL rAPER-Comparaiivcly IL.
lie business was done in commercial paper,
he supply OF first class names -'iil teiug
limited. but on the other hand the demand
lid not increase. Rates Of a.. uS4'o for sixty
10 ninety days and Of SigG3NIG for four. Ave
and SIX months were quoted For spot de.
livery prime acccptances eligi bile for member
banks were quoted nj :A.nci.% for thirty
days. ia d2ST for sixty days and .isft2hot
for ninety days. Eligible non member banks
about u HIGHER. Ineligible bank bills ranged
from "a TO 3iscc.
The sun., 1916-11-01

Authorized rates for bankers aocoptlrcrs,
20 minimum. 4t maximum. Rates for hills
Of exchange plrgha-eI IN npcn market by A.
lan'a bank. Iri'40t. Rafr- fnr ht.l, w'h
or without member bank Endorsement. with
maturi'ies Of ninety days or legs. purchased
IN open market by s.. Louis bank. .f,l7t.
Rates for Commercial paper purchased IN
opon market by Dallas bank. 2fiot Ka'r-
for trade ac"cr'anocs. with maturties Of
ninety days or less, purs h1Sed m omen mar
ket, without member hank Endorsement, 10y
New Orleans branch Of Atlanta bank. -, II
SC. Rate Of - for commodity paper with
matur''Ie. 81 from sixty DAYS TO six months
hxed for San Francesca bank.
The sun., 1916-11-01

tee after court nxes amount due. unss-
cured creditors are to be paid In Pull.
The sun., 1916-11-01
Reorganization Managers.

1914 .."".""..........,....... $50 IS
Sch"'rt'. Max Z shapiro: March
II, l'l6 Observation-Disclosures. l,nB
YORK building Gown. A. Thomas
Go Oct g, 1915, ......,,..,.... sA 10
Wnrrcn John-L Latzen: June 2, 1918 1899
Empire Gypsum Co n s kaufman;
Oct -, lHib ,yacatedl .......... 1904 Il
Rndman, Harry-R. Kaufman; June
B. 1915 (canceiled Yy"-..."""..""" 2sna
hawes, Gilbert R.-D. TIM; June 2.
1915 rc'ersD ."..."".'"""""" l,oc2 s
Bronx satisfied judg m~nt.
Hnwea. Gilbert Ray-D. Tim; Aug
10. Observation-Disclosures. N.os2 %
Russian I.oNn Of . BiIlion Rublcs.
LoNpoN, oct. 3l.-A Russian Imperial
ukase authorizes a loan If 5000, UOu. 900
rubles, says n Reuter- despatch from
Petroernd. The loan. at 5's per cent,
will be rcpayable in ten years.
The sun., 1916-11-01
~ IS cents; Argentina. gold. o3D pesos: In
dlA. g u ccnts; Japan. A u cent?.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston, par:
Chical o., Zoe. discount 81. Louis, l0c. discount
bid, 3, discount asked: San Francisco. JOG,
premium; Montreal. 1850. to 3lnc. discount:
Cincinnati, par.
The sun., 1916-11-01

$500, OOO, 600
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
sM% SECURED LOAN GOLD NOTES
osn November 1910 interest pm. May land xa-~r1
SIS: $780, Co., Loo" %% , 2%: T Yea, S Note. due S"~s" l. l. 1921; 1921
DIRECT onn4nus or TIE GOVERNMENT
'""'' an" "'' ~~ . o. " :1 s s: S%S% % ct "a e.: s :%: !" $751; E % %". : @ " " q" "" " ~
Principal and "~~s r~. ~~@ deduction" for ~v Brit" "~ present or ~"~
~~ x~~n 5000 ~m
= '':''; IS 6 % ':"' FL !; e. E; e. G.: G.: : s: !: :: :: 6: :: ::
: ==; Z; & $% &: FLEE %; :% : :$ ;=:: ?$ $$ * $:::; %%s "1 =:s % "ss: : &:' %
~:$::% =$s$ $$ $S=$s:$%*%$ xs $ s=$:$$:==$$$==% """"
" IS :: :: G. &C.; e.: e ;= SIS :$ $z &C.: e 4 &C.: $$:: - .~....
r~~e e%%s" : s%a %s sS@ s %%s%& r ;s%ss sa sS "s government" deposit """'"'" whit"
nup A~M-d pAs m~s the Governments ~ %r"as Am0A* "a" to maintain the
a~. Tss :~%" " "%s s~s s f%:% pn %.s tH % s % sm% sS Hsv '"'' pledged '"*' 9TH" proceeds
n~ U %%S i %% % %s'" "''""' '"'"""' mot" "' """" may " withdraw" apr"
% :s::$%: +: s % %s: ss MAY z%% %: s%%" "% @:%: and D." ; %%:% : ct %S * "
nAs smt subject ""r rw~r ~ "aa ~""y"~""
WE OFFER 7E ABOVE VOTES DESCRIPTION AS FOLLOWS:
r.: T::3 Year, %:: * :% s Interest," s%%s s s%@ ZEE s% PEE ~1
Subscription" book" "" * ~~: $ 6 : %:~ e. 81: . s e ~: 1915 ;s& o. OF ~ 70 :: % % A* a* ss" !" 1876 and ""
THE RIGHT " T81F1'7 TO H@"a 5M 1H 12% oA 41 #v %1 S Sz ~' j" Any EVENT. TO @""70~
AMOUNTS 10 9 4n Gx oHn %51 III 5% re- 1 t;zvasS 1t 1 VIZ os szc ra s1 M 4 z2' Sozs sse or n 1zor n%z FUNDS
Temporary" m" ~~~ delivered pending the ~r~x of the ~~~r~ ~
FRS NATIONAL RANK NATIONAL CITY eo%4N7
HARRIS FORBES & C o.
kDDER PEABODY 6 CO. LEE McGMsov & co.
BANKERS RUS COMPANY FARMERS 1oAN & TRUST COMPANY
CENTRAL TRUST cSSAM4Nr o. LIMOS uoN rRuSm ~eorANy
MARINE ~n %s%" EEK IND "A'''n RUST 1 4% 8 Z s%1si n 2aSa NAT r. BANK
~~ rh October So 1916
The sun., 1916-11-01
RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.

ApuroSmats PARTIES OF above are; Hol
land, " IL cents: I,aly. Greece AMI Swi,srr
land, b.isis lire. drachma and francs respec
lively: Russia. n "a cents; Austria, % :.
cents: Denmark. Sweden and Norway, % 1T
cents; Brazil. s2u cents. Argentina, paper
The sun., 1916-11-01
DISCOUNT RATES OF FEDERAL RE.
BERNE NNkS.
commodity

Note-Agr!cul,ural and live stock paper ma
turtles OF from @, days to SIX months.
Trade IoulutriI,v
The Denver star., 1916-05-13
GOING UP THE HILL.
Young Boulder Pastor Mar
ries June First.

A. Wayman Ward, the eld-
est son of Rev. 4. M. and +.
N. Crosby Ward. was born
and reared in Kansas. He
soon became interested in
athletics and literary affairs
and graduated as valedictor
ian OF the class from the Sum
ner High School. Kansas City
Kan. in 1907. His ambitions
to ascend the ladder of &C
cSmplishment and education
forced him to take a college
course in Denver University
and in 1911 graduated among
the first fifteen ranking stu
dents, receiving his A. b de-
gree. While attending Den :
yer U. he won honorable
mention" in Junior Senior or.
aterical contest in 1911; his
class numerals in basket and
The Denver star., 1916-05-13
Many Denver

mother died. Many Denver
people we're present at both
occasions. He served very
successful seasons as pastor at
Narragansette Pier. r. |. dur.
ing summer seasons Of 1914
and was appointed in Septem
Der 1915 to take charge of a
regular pastorate in Boulder,
Colo. Since there, the work
work has been organized and
is in good condition. He has
to his credit "a conversions
and admissions to rrobati
on and g admissions into full
membership since last Sep
tember.
The future Mrs. A. w.
Ward is the Miss Jeanette
M. Green, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Greene, a
graduate Of the Sumner High
School and Of the State Nor
NAL College. For tour years
she has been preceptress in
the Junior High School divis
ion of Douglass School Of
Kansas City. Kan. She is a
native of Kansas. A wonder,
full future lay just ahead for
both of these promising young
people. Our Denver Y. M.
c. b. aud its foot ball team
can never forget the Ward"
impress while acting as mana.
ger and secretary.
The Denver star., 1916-05-13

foot ball and became an as :
sociate member Of the Glee
Club. Climbing another
round in educational develop
ment, he graduated from
PAYNE Theological Seminary
Of Wilberforce University in
1o14 with the highest honors
of his class and was president
of the combined graduating
classes of the University.
when he received his "B. D.
degree. AT the same time he
was president Of the Y. M. G.
A. and of the Preachers Asso
clan, manager Of the foot ball
in 1912. ,3 and II, also Of the
University. He won his letter
in basket and foot ball and
acted as editor Of the first
7 Senior Annual "lhe Tawawa
Remembrancer' as we'll as
Senior Founders Day Orator
Stepping a little higher in life.
.he graduated from Yale
School of Religion, Yale Uni
versity in 1915 with the de-
gree of IS. +. b." Scholar
ship was granted him by Yale
tor special work in Social
Service. He was a member
Of the Alpha Phi Alpha, the
eldest and largest Greek let
ter fraternity in the world
and was its National delegate
in 1914. Rev. Ward having
been peculiarly fitted for re-
lipious work. was converted
at the early age of twelve in
Topeka. He was ordained
to preach at Shorter Chap
cl in Denver in 1911 and be-
came a deacon in Colorado
Conference in 1912 at Chey-
enne, Wyo. on that memoir
able Sunday, the day his
The Denver star., 1916-05-13
Interesting News
Concerning the Race.

The Birth Of a Nation"
that infamous photoplay. has
returned to Los Angeles, Cal.
sor a second long run, and the
New Age, one of our race pa
pers there, asks have the
Negoes of Los Angeles no
race pride?" We have been
trying for months to get an
answer to the same question
from the Negroes" of Chica-
go where the miserable film
has been run for many months
without the shadow of an eff
fort on their part being made
to have dissolved the tempo
rary injunction under which
it is being exhibited. 1t looks
as f many Los Angeles and
Chicago Negroes" are much
alike in at least one respect.
This is to be regretted and
greatly deplored.