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Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
ARIZONA OFFERING
 |S DOROTHY G|SH

Dorothy Gish. who shares the stel- lar honors with Frank Campeau in Jordan is a Hard Road at the Ari- zona is one of the youngest and most versatile actresses appearing in mo- .tion pictures
 Miss Gish was first engaged by r. W. Griffith, who was then with the Biograph company. Owen Moore, who plays opposite to Dorothy Gish in Jordan Is a Hard Road" besides be- ing d strong and attractive actor him. self, has the distinction of being the husband of Mary Pickford. He halls from Ireland, coming to America when d child. He was educated in Toledo, O. After being leading juvenile man for q number of road productions Moore was engaged by D W. Grif- fifth. As a film idol Moore is always punctilous in the matter of dress and keeps in the finest of condition by strenuous exercise
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
INGALLS, GOES OUT TR0TT suCCEEDSH|M
After Lonq and Faithful Service. Capt. Ingalls, Reinquishes Reins
 of Office

Frank P Trott will assume the du- ties of the office of surveyor general today and Captain Ingalls, after a con tmuous service of more than twelve years will return to private life. Capt. Ingalls, yesterday presented his to- hacco jar which has been his constant companion in office to Register John J. Birdno of the land office That does not mean though that the retiring sur veyor general has abandoned the to- hacco habit with the robes of office. He merely wanted to spare the jar the pain of leaving the federal build ing. As MT Trott does not smoke q pipe, the jar would have been of no service to him,
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
NEARLY 1500 | ARE REGISTERED
With Seven Places for Reg istration Citizens Arc Taking More Interest and the Roll Is Steadily Grow ing Six More Days

The actual number of registrations up to the time of closing the regis tration office on Saturday night was 1885 Yesterday there were consider ably more than 100 so that the 1900 mark is being approached. With seven registrations places open from eight o'clock until five o'clock each day, and with one of these remaining open
 each day until 9 o'clock in the even ing, it is felt that full opportunity is being given all the qualified electors of the city to register.
 In order that one may vote at the primary election on March f. it is necessary that they shall register. as no former registration entities a per son to vote either at the primary or the general election. The present reg iStration will continue until and in l cluding February 21, when the regis tration books will be closed until March II when they will be reopened and remain open until and including March 24. The supplemental registra- tion entities one to vote at the gen. eral election but not at the primary. Interest in the registration seems to be on the increase, although the reg istration yesterday was lighter than l on previous days. It is presumed that many persons were of the opin- ion that being q holiday the registra tion places would be closed. For the benefit of those who have
 not already registered the places of registration are herewith repeated First ward first precinct, National Guard armory. First street First ward, second precinct, No. fire station, Ninth and Van Buren streets.
 Second ward, first precinct, Cham | Der of Commerce building. Second ward, second precinct Five Points Fire house.
 Third ward, Public Library. Fourth ward, City Hall and 547 East ] Washington street.
 Persons may register at any of these stations, irrespective of whether or not they reside in the precinct in which the station is located.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
NOTICE
CALL FOP BIDS ON BRICK FOR STATE HOSPITAL FOR INSANE

Sealed proposals addressed to the Board eff Control of Arizona, at Phoe- nix. Arizona, and endorsed Proposal for furnishing common brick to be used in construction of Female Ward, State Hospital for the Insane" will be re- ceived by the Secretary of the said Board in his office in the Capitol Building until 200 o'clock P. M. We'd nesday, February 16, 1916. and will be opened in the presence of the bidders Tt the above time and place and there after considered.
 BIDS MUST RE IN DUPLICATE. Certified check for five per cent of the amount of the bid should be enclosed with same to he retained as liquidated damages if successful bidder fails to sign contract Bids not marked on envelope as required. will not be con sidered. Prices MUST be F. O. B. as shown in specifications.
 The Board reserves the right to ac- cept or reject part or all of any bid or to waive any informalities in any bid
 By order of the Board of Control of Arizona
 CHAS. R. OSBURN.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
NOTICE TO VOTERS

Notice is hereby given that the Not- ing Precincts in the City of Phoenix for the Elections to be held iii the said City of Phoenix on the 4th day of March and on the 4th day of April. 1916. are as follows, to-wit FIRST WARD. lst Precinct:
 That district bounded on the North by the City limits. on tbe East by the center line of 9th Street on the south by the center line of Washington Street: on the West by the center line of Central Avenue.
 FIRST WARD: 2nd Precinct:
 That district bounded on the North by the City limits. on the East by the City limits. on the South by the center line of Washington Street; on the West by the center line of 9th Street SECOND WARD 1st Precinct:
 That district bounded on the North hy the City limits: on the East by the center line of Central Avenue: on the south by the center line of Washington Street: on the West by the center line If 7th Avenue.
 SECOND WARD: 2nd Precinct
 That district bounded on the North by the City limits: on the East by the center line of 7th Avenue: on the south by the center line of Washington Street; on the West by the City limits :: THIRD WARD:
 That district bounded on the North by the center line of Washington Street; on the East by the center line of Central Avenue: on the South Dy the City limits: on the West by the City limits
 FOURTH WARD:
 That district bounded on the North by the center line of Washington Street: on the East by the City limits on the south by the City limits: on the West by the center line of Central Avenue.
 Frank Thomas
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15

You get fifteen dollar membership for twelve dollars if you join the " today-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
r F|NE FEATHERS PUT
 0N BY REDMOND C0.

The Redmond company gave another pleasant surprise packet at the Elks last evening with their production of the Eugene Walter play, Fine Feath- CTS, From scenic and artistic standpoint the play is by far the best they have given and that is not speaking slghtingly of their previous offerings.
 Fine Feathers was originally pre- sented with an all-star cast which in- cluded number of prominent stars but the play itself is so remarkably clever that it loses none of it's grip when presented by a stock company that is with d talented organization like the Redmonds.
 A powerful story is unfolded in the working of the drama. wife with so-
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15

titled one Performance Only" and is stage story of much tragic import with a big wallop in several of tho scenes It deals with the victim of the latest Paris apache device the poisoned needle in the glove. To- morrow the screen will show a first run picture that will come right or the heels of the real Chaplin. The first cartoonist to give the screen the inimitable Cartoon comedies has drawn Charlie Mable and Fatty in a one reeler, entitled Charlie Busted Romance" Ii is q first run and the Anuzu will screen one each week from HOW OF until the regplar Chap lIIs are released again.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
ThriIIinq Railroad Film at Lion

It's seldom that ones sees d more en- ioyable and entertaining program of
 movies than is shown at the Lion the ater today. The subjects are so diff ferent and yet so good. Helen Holmes the heroine of many railroad pictures pulls off some of her most thrilling stunts in "A Desperate Leap" in which she jumps from the roof of a depot onto a moving train, later uncoupEnS the train while going at a rapid rate. Gretchen Lederer and Lon Chaney give a fine rendition of their parts in "Un- der a Shadow a two-reel Rex drama while Billie Rhodes and Ray Galla gher bring forth roars of laughter in the hospital scene in the comedy "Op-
 erating on Cupid" It's sure funny Tomorrow Mary Fuller will be seen 1t tho ion in "'Tbe il Nor 'yrnct or ."
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15

Certified check for five per cent of the amount of the bid should be enclosed with same to be retained as liquidated damages if successful bidder fails to sign contract. Bids not marked on en- velope as required, will not be consid cred. Price MUST be F. Q. B. as shown in specifications.
 The Board reserves the right to ac cept or reject part or all of any bid or 70 waiv any informalities in any bid By order of the Board of Control of Arizona.
 CHAS F. OSBCRN,
 SECRETARY.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
Coliseum

Opening with one of the most mar velous animal pictures ever projected upon a picture screen in Phoenix the Lee Harrison Southern Rosebuds com pany at the Coliseum played to a packed house last night The Secret Panel" is everything that the title implies Mr Harrison was very much in evidence during the performance and it is remarkable the way this clever comedian coins new phrases and sayings. A good show that is well worth the price of admission. The same bill will be repeated tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
Frank Thomas
 N-
CALL FOR BIDS ON TILE FOR STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE
 INSANE

Sealed proposals addressed to the Board of Control of Arizona. at Phoe- nix. Arizona, and endorsed Proposal for furnishing Spanish Tile to be used in construction of Female Ward. State Hospital for the Insone" will be re ceived by the Secretary of the Board in his office in the Capitol Building until 2:05 o'clock F. M Wednesday, Febru- ary 16 1916, and will be opened in the presence of the bidders at the above time and place and thereafter consid- cred
 BIDS MUST BE IN DUPLICATE.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-15
Amuzu

"Officcr he's in Again." Little old Charlie Chaplin and his comedy pedal eXtremities. his misfit pants and his little cane, in two spasams entitled. "A Jitncy Elopment," yes it was shown here once previous but that does not count with Chaplin. There are those who go to see him every time he is offered on the screen because they say their eyes fill with tears of laugh ter and they cant sec all of the stunts without giving the program the second once over. At any rate the Amuzu is going to serve Charlie with this comedy and another three feature for good measure. The three reeler is en-
The sun., 1916-08-22
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
yIRc,>I<-CNROII>A CHEMICAL co.

10 FNCHNNUE TIlNNT.
Jersey CiiN, y. j. August lst. 1915.
Notice IL hereby given that 'hr Aunusl
Meeting Of stockholders OF n" VIRGINIA.
C\ROIINN CHEMICAL COMPANY for
.ho election OF Directors ant !'r the trans
ac'lou Of such other business - W1Y law
ruly come before the meeting INCLUDING
rceiying the Annual Report OF tn" Board
Il D'rc,tors and the ratification ~ the acts
- tho ssti loHti s!rc" the last annual
meeting ~ ~Sto,<holdersI VII Ice hold a.
me principal nhic. ~ tn" COMPANY, !!
Exchange Place. Jersey titN, County 81
Hudson, New Jersey, at . o,}oCk 4 NJ On
Wednesday. tho tth iaN II September, ~"
this ha!uC tn" INST Wednesday az sep
iemhcr,, IN accordance" with Article |, S"'-
ton l., ~ tho Rv-luWs
Tn. transfer hooks ~ The COMPANY Will
rot 10 closed for the purrnseS ot the meet
ing. hui pursuant To ~" .tu'u'n 81 ~"
state 81 New Jersey no 'ht'H ~ -intk cam
he voted on 49, ssll cl'. ilnu Whlrh shall
have heen transferred on the locks OF III"
Company after August ION. 1870,
s. Il. GRESHAM. secretary,
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RATES OF FEDERAL BE-
SEM 4 BANKS.

rs sub. Treasury was creditor to the Clear
~. ucuse IA tho extent OF 81. t0j, 81.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
eHAWMCT sTEAMSHlP COMPANY
3i1 Per Cent. sinking Fund MortgAge Geld
Honda 1Nle Anil 4. 10lO


Pursuant to the provisions contained in
the SIX Per Cent. Sinking Fund Mortgage
Gold Bonds OF Shawmut Steamship Conn
pany. due April 4. 1929. and to Article IL
OF an lhdehturo OF Mortgage dated April ],
1919, between shaw nut Stes Com
pany and state street Trust
Trustee. Of Boston. Massachusetts, under
which said bonds were authorized. and are
no" outstanding to The amount of Twenty
Two thousand Five hundred dollars
t'-s, 5ool, state street Trust 60, Trustee
~ aforesaid hereby calls for pas IN on
bctpb'r !. 1915. at their par value to-
grth"r with u premium OF two and one - hall
per t-hium t.lznb thereon and accrued
interest to that date. all bonds outstanding
under me aforesaid Indeuture Of Mortgage.
interest on all bonds 80 called shall cease
10 70 payable from AMI after that date.
hoI.tts Il these bonds ar" hereby notified
20 surrender the same for payment on DC
toner ], 1915. together with all unmatur~d
coupons attached at the ONCE OF State
street Trust Company, 80 state Street,
Boston, hus.ttz
STATE STREET TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee,
by AsHTON /. CARR, vice-President.
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Not included in the above figures are the
returns OF railroads which have reported
gross and net after taxes for the year but
not the details o! their respective expenditure
accounts Their gross IL sro.o o7. Sal. an in.
crease OF S9j.N7, and net after taxes
t,'s2,ao. an increase Of g. 2.6ij.
In considering preliminary weekly figures for
August II will he we'll to note that the com.
bred reports of all import ant roads in An.
Eust, 1919. showed an increase in gross for
that month was l.3cc n mile 10 compared
with August 1914, but u decrease of ais a
mile as compared with August. 1918. and a
decrease OF ayec As compared with August,
III. similar haurcs for July. 1915. showed a
decrease In gross of ono third OF le a mile
a. compared with July. 1871. while for June.
1910, There was shown n decrease In gross OF
iwothirds Of is . mile ~ compared with
June. 1914
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WESTERN DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES
TOTAL lPER
Decrease.

ALABAMA CT. SOUTHERN Reports for
second week Of Aux gross earnings slo2, lbs,
inc. tis?;s: from July !. TO Aug u, $6ti.vo',
inc. sos.
AJvHIsoN, TOPEKA 4 SANTA FE-
Loadinss in week ended Aug u amounted
to 81 40 cars as AGAINST .6.5Il in same period
last year and 26,sS IN period two years ago.
CANADIAN PACIrIC-Annua meeting at
Montreal Oct. 4. Books close sept, I and re-
open Ot. b.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or y. J Annual
meeting Sept. %. Books do not close,
Commerce Commission. refusing TO suspend
reduction in bituminous coal rates over &
4 As lines from Illinois mine points, mar
Springfield TO Kansas City and nearby points,
is reg arded as threatening TO precipitate rate
war be, tween coal carrying roads In middle
West. headed Ivy c, a. and railroads
oleratiNg in Missouri. Kansas and Iowa,
! Reduction IL from $40 to 49, a top.
CHICAGO CT. WESTERN Reports for sec
ond week OF August. gross earnings sSasis,
inc. SO. t75: from Aug l to IL, gross, 1874 ~,
! me. ssG.5 O6, July TO Aug. 10. Cross N,ss5,'
oi2. inc, &?O7.52o.
ings S2I5. s27, increase So. OF July l to Aug
Il. 81. 3.s, 40?. increase s22..s9n.
COLORADO 4 SOUTHERN Reports for
second week Of August gross earnings 1901, 1873,
Increase 81 5S5 from July l. $l,s22 S.. Increase
liza, 0l0.
90" Il, ooo M, common stock last fiscal
wear coluparcd with Il, 7,o on $40, 900, 0oo common
stock In 1915 Gross revenues were So, 81, 6e7.
Increase 81, eos, $50: net after taxes s., 1913. $50,
increase $3.50. 100: balance after charges. S2,o'b
Al; ,nrrens. s6,i 73I surplus after preferred
| and common dividends 81. cor, Az. increase SAL.
73l. Balance sheet Ms ~ June 30 last shows
A~ss"ts-R"ad ana eahl!,nient s'''',o,,.', ms
terlal and supplies si.cSs SIS; ,ns I'VE o.n
2,so3, 3"o' 'Hsh si'osi..-. 1870 er
-. v % 40 a5O oos
-, sIo ma 900 common stock SIS, 900. ONo,
49, da,, go OW mn. eauipment trust
J" az, no .cc,uu,s wages. A. psysblc 81 ls6.
l9s. interest ON funded debt H2t.s?5. preferred
dividend payable $500, 0oo, common dividend nav
The sun., 1916-08-22
pkOfOSALA.


SEALED BIDS VIII be received by the
Board OF Water supply. 81 It's omc,s,
twenty-second floor, Municipal BuiliinE.
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers Streets,
New YORK CITY: until II a NJ on Tuesday.
Reptrmher 5, 1915. for Contract IA. for
furr ishing. delivering and installing con
trolling mecharisrns and appurt"nsnces for
controlling riser valves In the shaf's OF the
City tunnel Of the CatAiI aaueduct In
New York CITY.
Al the above place and time the bids
viii be publicly opened and read. Pamph.
lets containing information for bidders and
contract drawings can be obtained at the
above address. y, tho once OF tho sscrs-
tsry, by depositing the sum of ton dollars
Vio) In cash or its equivalent for each
pamphlet,
This advertisement, will not appear after
August %. l9lS.
For further particulars apply to the
smcs OF the Principal Assistant Engineer
CHARLEs STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Ccmm'ssion~rs BOARD OF water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTOSE Secretary.
The sun., 1916-08-22
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.


AMER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.
MI xnnon III Sa,, ,hn, Snnus, s,"ck n",aer; meetns
,,".. Sen' Wv" aad rco,.n S"m, 'ttP" !" W..
AMERICAN WOO1.EN co Estimated earn
inss for year between $50 900 and $500. ooo.
equivalent to Sle to $go 4 share on common
STOCK.
GROWN MFG. O.-Announccd that contract
has been let for construction o. new 5000
pm mn" w., r "W "pmsu "'""'e 'o"pa"' .
eSPa'''! 'f making yarns
CURT1SS AEROPLANE 4 MOTOR CO.-An.
nounced that Navy Dept. has ordered 30 hydro.
rNcEp MOTOR can co-n,ocr 4 plat,
20" ,rnri,%sti s.S :" l.. ors."i,,nS .ynJ,.
cate 10 handi. issues of This rcmnany Gh,rh
was orrsnissd in ohio Hus' 10. with "snl,si,na.
lion ~ n an iao coprertibic 10 cum nref
stock. par SlW. and "a Ooo. oo common. psr $40
OF authorized common SlO0. 0So reserved Tor
conversion Of preferred Company has pnr,
biased entire assets OF Frank J. Enger snd
Finger Motor 20 Reported, that public oncr,
nns vii y" y !" o"s,s !" = p'e'e''eo s"o =
"
from Chattanooga states new silk mill about
TO he buiH will cost 81. 1000 and contain
electric equipment and 10000 additional
spindlcs costing Seo. 40.
rpo ,rAN rrp r,-s co-..
vices from Mexican oil district state drilling
operations have been resumed nj several
wells, and work on pipe line to Gulf coast
terminal. ha. been commenced Rerorted
VIZ thaN ohipuiy h6s saNilN
properties IN Juan Ca.iano district.
wrx,c.u pprpo, r,,v co u... ..
MhA,onE Ia.inULE. o.ner",e"
nave coscu cnnIract WIN .unaru 80 70
d.iiy over n long ncriod Arransemen,s said
said 10 have been made through Andrew
| Weir 4 Co one of larsest British sh,pownlnr
| companies which was opera,ius about 100
oceansoins vessels at outbreak OF war.
NOprE vi rcTRIC STEEL, CO.-Renor1ed
that Eas,ern intercsts are negotiating 10 pur.
chase ore deposdts and electric furnaces Of this
company al Herault. Cal, Pres, n, II. Noble
admits that such negotiations are In prog
ress. but declines TO divulGe names OF
prospective purchasers. Before balkan vars
Bethlehem Steel Co. ontempiated Msnisn-
ment of large plant in Cat, n Noble
Electric was mentioned In that connection Al
h" To-, .W fn-c.d S. Sh,naonmey, nf pl.n. and until
now nothins further ha, been heard of II,
~" ~
REPUBLIC MOTOR TRUCK co. INC.
Chartered in N. y to TAX. over assets ana
BUSINESS OF Republic Motor Truck Co Inc.
Of Alma. Mich. which IL largest builder OF
motor trucks exclusively in u ). Au-
thorized capital consists Of 0."oo,o0 cumula.
tive 10 preferred stock and e2!bW shares oil
The sun., 1916-08-22
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,

The f.llnwiu; issurs vii, 10 payable %
present alton at tho ofice Of the UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY or new
YORK. No, 40 Wall street, ON Or after Sep
TENDER LIST, 1915,
interest due September let. 1915, on At
lantic Toast Line Railroad Com pany First
(Ons0ltda ted Bonds.
Interest due September lat. 1916. on At
lantto Toast Line NaiUroad mpan e..
Trust Equipment Bonds Of 1897.
Principal Of Atiaptt Toast LINE Railroad
I Irus Equipment Ronds.
Nos. tO5i tn t?'j. Inclusive, due september
lst. I9iG.
The transfer Books 81 said bonds will Ia
closed August 22d. 1915. aud reopened Sep.
TENDER LIST, 1915.
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Avs. -. were s,sss.oce bss.. % against 4.rD.co
bus. IN preceding weeh and a., ~ bus. in
third week Of Aug, 1915.
.sOUTHERN-Reports for second week Of
Aug. gross earnings S1.tG. s19. Inc. 1is3. ST.
Gross earnings for entire system, second week
OF Aug. 81, ess, ib3, inc. s27S, 27l from July l. to
AM IA, ST. i>,s $50. inc. sis. is9.
WHEELING 4 LAKE ERIE-Reporta June
gross. s9Js. 2s5. inc. $685., 3ls and net after taxes
5000, 2ss. Inc. Sis7, l5. Twelve months gross,
4.lst.5is. inc. 0,7 AZ and net after taxes 49,,
So" ~. I'D mi $500: July trNs, se%,sI'; nc.
IA.
WESTERN Northumberland for sec.
ond week Of August gross earnings s.i6. e&2.
Inc. 1894; from July 1 81, 574,oS Inc. $13S. S7A.
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ATLAS POWDER COMPANY.

W~INF~E*M, NOI, Nut NJ = l.-s-
\ resuIsr dividend OF ., srt M EN-
IRA nlNlpt\b ~ 80 on the common
Capital stock ~ thts Company have Uern
declared payable srrtNmhc- to. lHlf. TO
tho'drrs ~ record 81 'h' rin-e ~ h'is,-
Less August 81. 1915. S,o,k 'r,ustcr books
VIII he closed Angus, 81. lHls. and re-
opened at . o'clock \ Vi september II,
1915. = n o. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-08-22

A Special Meeting o: tn, stoc&ho,trra OF
Rein K Ziegler. Inc. Nv order ~ the nirec-
tors. viii be held on September 2, 1915, at
T. Nj, at Room SIS, 40. ll6 >a-.sI
Manhattan. New York city. for the
purpose Of voting upon a proposition thar
the corporation he forthwith dissolved.
Dated, New York. August End, 1915.
HENRY REIN. Secretary,
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NEWS.

The combined income accounts Of railroads
which have made returns 80 far covering
operations in the fiscal year ended June 20
last and comprising Iie,iij miles Of operated
road. or about 45o6 OF the couutry's total,
show the. following gains in gross. expendl-
lures and net after taxes over 1915 fig ures
on a similar mileage hasls.
The sun., 1916-08-22
BONDS.
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. Scars Roehuck closed At
cTis. n net advance OF four points for the day.
Diamond Match advanced three points. Car
bidc was n point lower on profit taking, Stew
art Warner was fractionHllv higher. Bond de
partIncut steady, summary:
The sun., 1916-08-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LFE INSURANCE, bought right. pave
YOU, needn't die to win; reau~st inforna-
ton: state age. CNEEDlT. 30s Park Ave,
The sun., 1916-08-22

nntlasr ir,t" Of silver III New York in
;n.'"u' '' va iii'c an ounce: in August,
~ go IN AV-ust, 1873. 30 30. /. in Aug st,
"" "''c IA August, 1911. 5..l7c.
The sun., 1916-08-22

M yolunie Of b%u-lncss tran.lcted ~ q
.,rnush New York on saturday IA indi-
snrUHeby The ffrt that bank clearlngs re.
cav" yy..tcrliy NV the New York Clearing
ILL., 10, ,lcd ,.,a.76i.36t These daily hsures
IT," ,suHpaure unless compared WIN the
isT ,,eri.rS for the year 10 date AMI
~ q 'd,ily averages IN the corresponding we
YAK. a. Of, former years. New York, the hnan.
ny"ssn,re reflects more or less accurately
cn" and financial conditions through.
~, ." ,bs eoInry. Tho comparisons Will he
s. =, evcn more valuable when considered
" .Vn.s pu,ii shed under Railroad News
paly averages .-,oso. ,o
War 10 date. ...s,..sss ssssssss -''uI'
rcrr,snording period III lgl5..""., vi ,65s.5so
carr, spending period In l9li........ Sos' sbe. 70
TS,,,.rondiug period III islS...,... Slts2!lnt
a,i.p,r. reported yesterday were. l6.956,9l9
r. sub. treasury WAS creditor to the Clear
A.. ,ton.e 10 the extent of 81. tG 81.