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The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Ess..sy signs Charlotte Bsrts..

Essassy signs Charlotte Burton.
Announcement IL made from the
Essanay Offices In Chicago that
Charlotte Burton has been engaged
TO play leading roles with tho reg.
uiar Essanay company. Miss Bur
ton, who was with the American
company. and recently completed
the sequal to The Times serial
story, "The Diamond From the
Sky" 10 now In Chicago, and will
begin work Immediately with the
Essanay forces.
No announcement In made rs TO
the plays In which Miss Burton
will appear, but II IL Understood
that she will be starred by Essanay
In a number OF especially written
plays. taking the place IN the rs.
sanay program OF Edna Mayo. who
has recently severed her contract.
Miss Burton has come very rapid.
~ TO the front during the past
three years, and IL now rated as one
OF the most thoughtful OF the mo.
ton picture stars, She In an eN.
perionced actress, having started
In on the stage when she was q
small child.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
DAY
| FOR SERIAL FILM
Francis Bushman Calculates
Exact Time Needed to Show
Complete Story.

How much time would be re-
auired to show a complete serial
film play? vi
quirer has asked the photoplay cdl-
tor OF The Times, and for which a
rather startling and apt answer
has Justbeen given.
The question and answer are very
much like that OF the boy who ask
ed an ordnance expert on board
life OF a 13.inch gun! The expert
replied that the gun lasted exactly
two minutes and thirty-seven sec
onds-tor space, OF time equally as
He then explained that a gs.ineh,
shots. and that the time he had
given was the exact length of time
u would require 100 shots to travel
through the barrel of the gun.
Like Adanasen Law.
Francis X. Bushman 10 the man
who answers the question regarding
u. Just now in the throes OF making
a fourteen part serial called "The
Great Secret" which will be the
htAt plhl w wiz w 'N'h
with Beverly Bayne. H. happened
that Bushman elected to spend
Thank sewing on his farm In the vi
entity OF Washington, so II was
natural that he should be asked
about the serial. /,
at just takes eight hours"
Tho actor laughed when he gave
the answer.
That's funny--just a legal days
work." he said. AZ never thought
OF that angle of II. But isa't that
curious. Here we have been work.
ing for weeks, rehearsing. making
pictures, and re.making them. And
we will keep on for several weeks
to come, as we haven't the thing
nearly done yet.
Were In the studio or on ioca.
tion from n In the morning until
In the evening-hard ut II all the
time. And all that work just 70
produce eight hours OF pleasure for
the tired business man. That surely
IL curious"
The sun., 1916-09-25
American Public Utilities.

~. r.. g.. Danbury. Conn.-wil Won
please give me some Information about
American Public Utilities Company7
American Public Utilities Company
was formed under Delaware laws In
June. 1912. as n holding company to
acquire II hold the securities &c the
following companies Merchants Public
Utilities Company. Indianapolis; Mer-
chants Light and Heat Company. III
dianapolis. Elkhart Gls and Fuel Com
pany. Elkhart. Ind. Valparaiso Lighting
Company. Valparaiso. Ind. Utah Gas
and Coke Company. : = Lake city (.
Boise Gas Light and vac Company,
Boise. Idaho Wiscousiu-M ncSota Light
and Power Company: Danville Light.
Heat and Power Company. Albion Gas
Light Company. Albion, Mich. Holland
City Gas Company. Holland. Mich. {;
Jackson Light and Traction Company,
Jackson. Mich. Chippewa Valley Rail-
way. Light and Power Company, chip
pewa Valley Construction Company. The
two last named properties were acquired
In June. 1914. These subsidiaries serve
an aggregate population exceeding L.
SOC, 1000. American Public Utilities has
an authorized capitalization OF u,QOo.-
900. divided into san.0oo,o0o + per cent
cumulative p,efcrred stock and $50 900, .
Oo0 ommon OF which s3."i< 900 PIE
fcrrcd and $685., 900 Of common are
outstanding. Thu funded debt OF the
company totals t3.l?0, 900 and consists
OF $4,000 collateral trust : per cent
bonds. 5000 900 three year 6 per cent.
notes and 81. 200. 900 secured 6 per cent.
bonds due 1899.
The sun., 1916-09-25

II Il. 7, WATERFOWL, y. Y. What 10 you
think OF continental can common ~ al "a
,estmcnt?
Although Continental Can Company Is
enjoying large earnings and has no
funded debt. IL must be remembered that
these currently large earnings may be
more or less abnormal. At least 1, 70 n
fair assumption hat the present rate r.
not likely to continue when conditions
change after the war. For that reason
the common stock must be regarded az
u speculation. As such Il would seem TO
have some possibilities. however. OF ad-
vancing from present price levels. The
stock sold a. high ms l27 in 1915. and
while II has had a recent rise Of some
ten points it IL not Uncomfortable that il
will go still higher under a continuation
Of the present outlook for large earn
inHs.
The sun., 1916-09-25

T. T. A., Cincinnati. Would YOU suggest
the purchase OF Allis Chalmers preferred
at this time as "a speculStiouf
Allis Chalmers preferred stock NJ
present prices appears To he a fairly at
tractive speculative issue. Earnings Of
the company are reported to lie running
at the rate OF about IS per cent. on this
stock. and II this rate Of earnings con-
tinues II Is reasonable to suppose that
the remaining l1ig per cent. "t back
dividends due on this issue will he paid.
Earnings of the company IN the past
have not been entirely satisfactory. but
II may be the improvement IN earnings
and the impetus impaired thereby will
mark the beginning of "A new chapter IN
the ~co,npany's history.
The sun., 1916-09-25
pittsbuPC 4 Lake Erie o..

J. A. NJ. foughkecpsic--Are the
Plt,sburg 4 lake Erie bonds. that IL. the
u per cent. first mortgage bonds. rulrnu-
teed by the New York Central? Would
you regard them as a high grade Invest.
nentr
The pl,tsburg and Lake Eric 6 per
cent. first mortgage bonds are not
guaranteed by the New York Central.
but New York Central owns s~1i.??4,250
of the sg9.3sS.ooo capital stock OF the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie. The bonds.
which are secured 10y u first mortgage
on the property of the railroad and prior
In lien to the $4,000. 600 OF second Us OF
1928. are protected by an unusually hirl
margin of safety and are regarded a. i
high grade investment issue.
The sun., 1916-09-25
Guggenhcim Exploration.

r.. ". II. cornwall. y. T-when
was the G~urgcnhsim Exploration Company
dissolved ami when wHS the stock stricken
from tho IL; OF ia" New York stock Ia
chang"
Notice Of dissolution OF the Gueger-
helm Exploration company was filed
March 10. 1915. with the secretary Of
state IN Trenton. The stock was stricken
from the list 10y the New York stock
Exchange April II, 1916.
The sun., 1916-09-25
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
THE CUBAN & PiN-AMERlCAN EN-
rRESS NpAN

IprseV Ilty, =, J, SeptNnlber %, WV,
Notice - hereby given that tn" annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the cuban
\ Nau- american Express Company VIII hr
hold at IN" principal once Of tho Company,
No. II ENchang Place, Jersey tI,y. y. u.
on thc ON day Of October, 1915, ~ II 80
o',locN \. NJ, for the purpose Of ,leuttns
three directors for the ensuing year nnt for
tho transaction OF such other business Hs
may pruucrly como before y. Polls wit
r. main op,n from J. o'clock noon Ia /
o'c.ock l., NJ Transfer books Will close
september 9Th ani open October 18th.
T.. -. DE1TMElIS, Secretary,
The sun., 1916-09-25
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE YALE 4 TOW>E MtNUfACIURI>u
Company,

A quarterly dividend tNu 81 az ono an
three-quarters per cent, t. for th~
quarter ending september 5uth has be-!
declared by tho Board ~ Directors OUT -
past earnings. payable october IND, l9i',
to stockholders Of record at tho close -
business September %, 1915,
An extra dividend $50. So ~ fvs Pc
cent, $50 has also been declared, payah'"
October End. 1916. to stockho'l"is " recori
nj the close OF business Srricmher .Gl
1915. j. II, TONNE, Secretary,
The sun., 1916-09-25

X. n. T.. B~rookIyn-Do YOU regard
cuba Railroad - Of 1870 as n good invest
ment? In what denominations are they
To 10 had and IL the market In New York
or In London
cuba Railroad Improvement and
equipment mortgage g.. although sub
ject 10 a prior lien OF Sl2.030,00O on the
602 miles Of road and Rppurtenances on
which they are secured AZ q second mort
gage. are regarded - . good investment.
The sun., 1916-09-25

II. u W, Washington. Does Union Pa
cine guarantee the refunding collateral
mortgage gold 4 per cent. bonds OF the
Doos Union Pacific also own all OF the cap
ltal stock ~ the oregon short Line or only
u controlling interest,"
Union Pacific Railroad guarantees the
bonds, principal and interest and owns
all OF the capital stock OF the Oregon
Short Line Railroad.
The sun., 1916-09-25
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
or GEORGIA RAILWAY CO..
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

savannah, Ga, september II, 1915.
The annual meeting OF ~" Stockholders
Of Central Of Georgia Ia ny Company
VIII 10 held ~ tho uricC Of ne Cunlpuny,
corner OF Liberty and MoulLuiurry streets,
in tho city of Savannah, Georgia, On
Wednesday, the llth day oi October, 1916,
AZ II u'cluck \. NJ, Eastern standard Time,
for tho election al Directors and the trans
uctiou ~ such other business AN may come
~ CHARLES r. GROVES, Secretary,
The sun., 1916-09-25

Name and address.
Est. 7. '. J 'hrsto-
lhcr. Ill Bway. n.
Elia Gallaghc-. Gdn, Of
illiaTn. Mary. 10.
scph. Alphonso and
Mildred, infants. un-
known. ............
John Gassman. Jr. t,dn.
John Cassinan. ~ W.
aOth St. Bayonne.
y. d..
John Eastman Jr.. Gdn.
FrUlcrich ~GaSsman,4l
". tnth St. Bayunnc,
Nj ......
job ,G1>Sman lr tdn.
Margaret ,,a>>unan 81
" 10th ST, Ia! onnc,
y j ............
John Eastman. Jr Gdn,
William t;assman, Al
". tOth St, Bayonno.
S.J...,.,.. 80.
Est. Francis Ncilpern
Elias X. Hcilpern.
Adm, c. q Am Rond.
lug 90 NJ BAL .NS.C
Est, DcuiN min r.. How
arh Sp 1rcrville. Al
len co, onto
Wa. =. Hurley. r.. IA
Court st. BROOKLYN. A..
lnterbi metropolitan
60, loo u way,S y
Est. Frank Ledw ith, co.
Metropolitan surety
Go, 100 William 81
n. Y.
Est. Mary Allisay. un.
known. 49,.
Anrnatu Aiisel. Admr.
Unknown ....,.,...
Panama Const. Co, c. o,
trod. & stephens, 30,
Bldg, Wash. ID. ..
Pou>a
e. u. l., Nisscn, John
st. \ B'wav, y. ! g..
Est. Mary Preston, = o
q Goodman, $40
way. y '.....
Est. Ellen Reilly, Mary
7. brow no, Admx.
tnknoN n .........
Simplex Metal Bound
N"y CO. II b~ay
Vets Grande Dew. Co..
Unknown ........,
Est Edward Barnard
''tlNt ~ W. " thtit
burger, 22o EwAy
y. Y. q. ...........
n. r.. lncrrick 54s
fifth Ave, n. y. G. ,
Grant wood Realty co,
Times Rldg y y. a..
San Carlos opera 60
40 W. A2d St. N,S,C.
Sajun \ Tshclram, IS y
10th St, y. We.
Geo, =. Martins. 20
B'way. y, va 49,.
Mary y. Wintorbot,um
AdmN., ISL &. =. W
y. \
CD. Vim q Evans. 1,
matter ~ Sctthcime'
4 \ettiuan, fmanue
W. nlooininrlaic, AS
signcg. tnauown..
Es, Aliro drew. Dcc'd
3itcw' i'2a ST. \
DAVID I, " alkcr. hp,
32S. san Aiatco Cal
State ~ Nrw Work.. tuu
i'roik l.. iliridgr.
Paul u Hudson. y
EMPIRE TRUST Coz
psny located and duiu,
New Work. IN ,aid ruul
each for himself SAYS ~
Ia tho hr>t of his hnovl Il
true and correct slater
deposits, dividends and
Trusi Company ruade
provisions If sections !
atp 81 the banking Law
of said company IN III
1910
FRED II l., EI.DRIl
l., II. HUDSON. Ass
So, orally subscribed
Opponents the Sth da,
before mo, j.,
Noi,rv rnnI
The sun., 1916-09-25
To the Holders ~
AMERICAN II re STAMPING COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE Sc. 3O-S~ar Gold
uRanNs .u.ssxl lNst.- tnnp

Bonds. dated October !, 1909.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT. ~ ar-
cordance with the F.rst Mortgage or De"l
o. Trust CT THE AMERICAS TuPL g.
STAMPING COMPANN 70 colonial True
Company, now EQUITABLE TRus"
OF NEW YORK, ~ Trustee.
dated October LIST, 1909. the f~oliowln4 bond,
Nos. 20. 81. :la, ?ts. as, 33J. t76. 6ss.
$50. ss< have this day. August Isth, 1910,
At the ONCE of said Tho Equitable Trus:
Company Of New York. been desIrnated to-
redemption At 1876 and accrued interes-
on the fret day o. October, 1915. upo,
presentation ana tho surrender thereoi.
with all unpaid coupons. to said Trustee,
Interest on m above bonds will cease on
THE EQUiTAnL.E TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK. Trustee,
ANARICASTCBE 4 STAMPING COMPANY.
BY g. d. :. MILLER, President.
PERCY :. NIL. Director.
hereby certify that the above bonds
were drawn as stated.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 18th
day OF August. 1916.
u. {. McKANNA.
Notary Public, Nv York County No. 81.
CT. No. 1904 :lri In Registers ONCE.
In accordance with the above certihca,,
thu Undersigned viii redeem the hboys
Numbered bonds at l0j and accrued In
terest to October lst. 1910. on and after
that date, when presented with all unpait
coupons at Is ONCE. No. 81 Wall Street.
IL EouIrARI.E TRUST COMPANY OF
new YORK,
LYMAN Vice President.
The sun., 1916-09-25

NOTICE
b Nstiek National Bank located At
Natick, In the STATE Of Msssachusstts 10
closing It's affairs.
All nots holders snd other creditors ~
tho aspociation are therefore hereby mott.
ned to present the notes and other claims
FRANK C. BISHOP. Csshisr.
September s. 1915.
The sun., 1916-09-25

L. y. steel.
u. II II, Lima. Ohio what was the
range In price OF L. =. steel preferred In
1904 when the common stock made Its low
record of SS How high did the common
stock sell In that year What Is the high.
est price ever reached by the preferred
and In what year? Also the lowest?
l.. r. Steel preferred stock in 1904
sold az high az 95a. and as low as 81 Il.
The highest price for the preferred was
1871. established In 1909. n the lowest
49A. in 1903. The common sole up to
33l. in 1904.
The sun., 1916-09-25
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
nf ihr lllN nf NeM NnIk.

NV NUlV, Nf0I0nIhcf =" WV
This Rcari of Directors have this day Dc
clared a dividend OF SlN PIX CENT, pay
able ON and after October .ud, 1910 Ils
transfer book. will remain closed untN thut
dats. EIAMER L. WHITAKER. Cushisr.
The sun., 1916-09-25
AMrRIC\> ,IIICIE COMPANY

FFEF T.TTET.T NTTW TT|TFTsN
Now Nurk, september 80, 1915.
u Board Of Directors has his day o..
the regular Quarterly Dividend ~
ono ana une-hi't per cent. payable Octoh,r
oud next to stockholders OF record a. J
J.. N. on September 20, 1915,
NJ. ID. BIiOMBEltg. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-09-25

as the equity in property and earnings
is substantial. They are a direct obligi-
ton of the company. They are issued
In denominations Of $1,000. $500 and
500 and also 1000 francs and 500
francs. Tho principal market is In
London.
The sun., 1916-09-25

i-lons of the Banking
2Ia.
Date OF
original
deposit. Balance.
Apr. II. 1908 siso.ss
Apr. z. 1905 2e7.0s
.. 1910 es.es
.. 1910 es.e7
.. 1910 s8.os
3. 1919 OS.o1
10. 1910 isS.7s
20. 1906 1901
Apr. 0. isoe ios.so
Jan. I. 1901 SIS 81
May .. 1901 1880
Apr. ~. 1901 $500
Apr. 20. 1909 Ios.ss
Feb. .. 1901 iet.iS
Feb. ., 1901 w.ei
Sept. 7. 1907 sy.eo
July .. 1905 see.es
Oct. -. 1909 1870
Oct. .. 1907 I17.es
Jan. 10. 1904 1879
May Q. 1908 IS. ~
Nov. 8. 1908 e7.ss
Nov. o. 1907 St.bs
Feb. 10. 1905 es.ls
Mar. 20. 1909 so.is
May II. 1907 ~
sept, ~. 1905 800
May 2. 1910 i30,s0
July ~, iooS l2O,Ie
nj, pf Now York. s.
ir" l'r, sitent, and
y secretary. ~ the
,ii'\\N. Trust Com
business In the city Of
ny, being duly sworn.
at the foregoing report
'dgc AMI belief Is a full.
ncut Il she unclaimed
interSt u the Empire
N accoNlAA0 With tho
- ami :io ~ t'haptor
as shown by tho books
o nrst day Of August.
)GE. Vice President.
I Secretary.
and sworn 10 by both
: Of september, 1919,
j, DkNIlN.
ir. = ' 80. NJ. ~.
The sun., 1916-09-25
Investment Questions and Answers


TIs column nppcars eahM MONDAY, ThuTsday m Saturday.
Readers my ask ~ many questions as they like about investment subjects.
mt please do not ask about n half dozen ompanies In one lettcr, as It adds
unnecessarily to the clerical work of thhso office. u 10 nt send money. This service
free lie suret to live your address an we'll as our name. becaus most inquiries
are answered by mall All correspondence is held as onndentai.
Address all communication to Financial Editor. THE Sun. so Broad street,
Nnw Snk CITY
The sun., 1916-09-25
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

=. DiVIDENDs AND INTEREST OF II
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, 1919.
the thanking Law, sections lJi and 2lo.
The sun., 1916-09-25
REPORT Of unclaimed Deposits, Dividend
ami Interest ~ the
EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY

on tho first day ~ August 1919. made in &C.
corianru with the provisions Of the Banking
law. SECTIONS lJi and 2lP,
The sun., 1916-09-25
0id.Asksd.

o. = SStctT ~ cth
Wash Trm ist mtg - " Gtd ts-iSts y o.
west y Y 4 Penn lat 8 ts-iss7... .NM =.
do Inc es-lS%s. ...........fH E"
Wheeling h. Lake Erie ~ exten-
slon 4 imp 9 es-isS. ........t IN -.
winston Salem 30 II Ry lst mtg
The sun., 1916-09-25
UNCLAIMED BA>k DEPOSITS.

OF THE UNCLAIMED DEpos!T'
LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY on TIE.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
BY Betty Brown

Every little while the blouse-and-
skirt costume is swept into fashions
discard and condemned as thing of
little or no style as compared with
the gown of one piece" And every
little while our faithful friend, the
blouse, hobs up again, little bit
more popular than ever it was be-
fore.
Among the January models looms
up the separate blouse, rather prim
with its high collar and long sleeves
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

and military braiding but so smart
and elegant that it quite outshines
the one-piece frock.
This model l have sketched for you
is white Georgette crepe-a design by
Nine. Becker of the Fashion Art
League of America-and it is one of
the accepted styles of the later win
ter season. The high, rolling collar,
and the long sleeves shocked at the
waist, the decorative bow of ribbon
are to be distinctive features of the
blouse that has come back"
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19
Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. S Beebe. Phone White 157.

The City Health Officer has re- commended to the School Board that they recommend parents to have their children vaccinated. The reason for this is that there is hard ly a town on the Pacific Coast where small pox is not practically epide- mic and owing to the number arriv- ing from the outside, this is advised as aa preventive measure for all con- cerned.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19

The City council held no meeting last night only few of those faith full to their trust being present when the hour set for their delibe- rations arrived. Instead quite nice conversational party, gathered wait ing for the aldermen, but the hands of the clock passed on their silent round without the absent ones show ing a welcome appearance.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19
LOCAL 24O. w. F. M.

LOCAL 24O. w. F. M.
 The regular, meeting of the Nome S6ine Workers Union, Local No. a4s. of the w. F. of M., is held every Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours 1 p. m. ta 6 D. m., p. m. to 8 p. m.
 PHIL CORRIGAN, Prccidcnt.
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. ..
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
 Local Union 1789, Carpenters and soiners of America, meets every Fri Eay at Al Orland's shop Front St.
 Carpenters Headquarters, Feder- as Labor Hall. at p. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19

FEDERAL LABOR UNION. Nc. l2631, American Federation af Labor, meets every Monday at H:30 D. m. in the F. L. U. Hall.
 B. H. ANDERSON, Pres.
 LENS OLSEN, Sec'y.-Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19

lHS dC LHe Slly Hall CASUALLY llStS. | Powell and Wheeler arrived vest erday afternoon from Iron creek. Six room house for sale or rent, See Crooks, next Fire Department. The Silver Wave sails today at ten o'clock for St. Michales. Ladies Aid Society of the Feder- ated Church will meet this after noon at 2:3O in the lecture room.
 Gasoline lamps at Crooks, next Fire Department.
 Grant Laiblin who with Bill Paul. sen is mining. on Dome creek in the l Iron reek district returned to Nome last evening.
 Arrivals from Council report that everyone is busy over there, but that there is not much mining out side the dredges.
 The work of discharging the boats now in port has been again hampered by the shortage in men. As many men are arriving from other camps this will however shortly be overcome.
 Confirmation of a new strike to certain extent at Marshal is brought over by Frank O'Connor who says that Postmaster Cohen told him a new strike had been made on the benches.
 Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe. Phone White 157.
 In order to allay some fears ex- pressed on the subject, the City Attorney Hugh O'Neill, points out that notices of election within incor- porated towns need only be posted thirty days prior to such election.
 Natives arrived yesterday from Safety lagoon with a plentiful sup ply of geese. As pointing to the lateness of the season, they say that the geese have not begun to fly lagoons. The price asked for the toothsome birds did not indicate a very great plentifulness, the un- sophisticated aborigines demanding the sum of $50 a bird. Snipe they sold at five cents piece.
 Art. Garland stove, No. 30 for sale, see Crooks, next Fire Depart ment.
 The Wickershamites are all swelled up like a poisoned -er, animal, with the advice received that their leaders major domo, Senator Sutherland, will arrive to line up the battle front and to man the trenches in this section. They are already arranging for a meeting and it is stated that they will come across with some hot stuff will make the other Reubenistic parties sit up and observe.
 The City council held no meeting last night only few of those faith full to their trust being present when the hour set for their delibe- rations arrived. Instead quite nice conversational party, gathered wait ing for the aldermen, but the hands | of the clock passed on their silent round without the absent ones show ing a welcome appearance.
 
 Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe. Phone White 157.
 The City Health Officer has re- commended to the School Board | that they recommend parents to have their children vaccinated. The | reason for this is that there is hard ly town on the Pacific Coast where | small pox is not practically epide- mic and owing to the number arriv- ing from the outside, this is advised | as aa preventive measure for all con- cerned.
 A varied program is scheduled i for the Eagle Hall tonight with the "Nihilist Daughter" the headliner. Tbic ic ion notch twO mart drama
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19
ORGANIZED LABOR.

WESTERN FEDERATION OF
 MINERS. Headquarters 606 Rsilroad Build sng, Denver, Colorado. GHAs.f MOVER. ERNEST MILLS. tsn President. sec.-Treas"
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19

Anything in the line of job work at the Industrial Worker Office. Satisfaction assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19

Albert Berg arrived yesterday from Pass creek where the Stone outfit has been busy on exploration and survey work in connection with their power plant project, Practi- cally all the exploration work is completed but the survey party be- fore getting finished its labors will take perhaps another two weeks. It is evident from their preparations that this company has a big sche- dule of plans mapped out for work next season.