davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
Indicates decrease.
FINANCIAL NOTES
Harris, Winthrop Il CO. to Fidelity In
vcstment Association.)

NcSllueNl ASSOC!dlltIlJ
NEW YORK. July 2S.-General Chem
ical Co. declared regular quarterly
dividend of J. per cent on common
stock payabl" September l stock re-
cord August Il.
Washington Says: Transportation at
tnruey$ and railroad officials expressed
belief that Interstate Commerce. Com
mission shortly will issue an order per-
hitting the Now Haven to continue OPP
erntlon Of it's boat lines.
louisville and Nashville third week
Juiy Increase 5l.595; from July LIST
increase 49,
Henry l.. Dohcrty and Company an.
nouncc that purchase OF all common
and preferred stock Of Cruw-Lcvick Co,
Of Philadelphia, recently made through
4 syndicate composed Of Montgomery
GIothi"r and Tyler. ki*scli kcnntcutt
and Co., and Elkins Morris and Co.. was
for account Of Cities Service Company
, and the property will become Z subsidi-
nry Of the Cities Service Co.
boston Says: The probabilities are
tha: by July 81 net carninS OF the
United Fruit Co. will have reached the
high water mark Of SlN.OOO.0oO. TINS
is S. 5G1. Un0 more than was earned 1T
All OF the fiscal - months To September
go 1915 up 10 that time the best run
of earnings company had ever enjoyed
With two months ~ go. 1t does not re.
uu!re a prophet to see that United
Fruit will Close its year of September
! 90 with a balanc" of between $1,000 :
600 and 81. 900. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29

THE EMERSON MOTORS COMPANY Is incorporated
capital of million shares. each OF par
of $1,000. Three hundred thousand (3ooooo)
this stock IS preferred but at the present
Treasury holds at present two hundred Thousand
(2oo,ooo) Of the Common Stock. The company
has debts has substantial cash treasury balance,
AND IS ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN MANUFACTURING
IT'S FIRST CARS AT IT'S FACTORY IN LONG
ISLAND CITY, NEW YORK 49,. 49,
DEMONSTRATING CARS ON DISPLAY IN NEW
YORK CITY TODAY AT SHOWROOM 174s BROAD
WAY, CORNER THTY-SIXTH STREE NEW YORK
CITY,
The Officers and Directors includes
Geo. Emerson, Chairman Board Of Directors
T. a. Campbell, President formerly Treasurer ana
General Manager OF the Imperial Automobile COM
C. Hupp vice President formerly Vice President
and General the Hupp Motor Co. and auto
mobile engineer of international repute).
George N. Campbell Secretary and Treasurer (1of-
merry Secretary Factory Manager 1epiarl Auto
l. Shanks Assistant Treasurer formerly secre
tary Of the Monarch Car Company Of Detroit,
r T. sullivan Assistant Secretary.
george B. Clifford Director General Manager OF the
jesse r. Leonard. Director (Director Columbia Ma
tional Bank Pittsburgh. Pal $500
Amos n Stevens, General Counsel Travellers Insur-
ance Company; also General Counsel Stutz AUTOMOBILE
Company. -, ,,.--- ,..-, .,,.,,,. N.
names of many prominent throughout the Vn11ed
states In the banking and business world.
Tho books this Company are audited once every
month by The American Audit CO.
This new passenger touring car to sell at the low
price of 1925 is the result OF Mr. r. c. Hupps many
years experience. . , A.. -,.,.,.lr.
During Mr. Iupps long experience in the automobile
world and in the OF the evolution OF the auto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
(HarrIs, Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity In
vcStment Association !

CHICAGO. July 2S.--Crup prospects, III
the northwest arc steadily dctcricratirS
This. with foreigners. showing more dis
position to buy wheat in America, makes
these bullish believe prices none too
high and they expect a sufficient demand
from abroad to absorb offerings of n"w
wheat. and possibly make 4 hctt"r huil
mn rket.
Wheat bulls look for a scare in Canada
and are disposed To bur on ali breaks.
The market has taken good load 0r
late. but it does not appear tn have much
effect. Tho local short interest has p'"n
cut down and pit conditions are Il mos.
important factor. Readiness with whi"i:
priccs recover losses is making bears
timid about selling on hrcaK-
Corn has reached Il l"vrl wh""c cor
,inucd dry weather and n'r- i"nnera
lures make 4 nervous market Should
thnrc lie any material chang" ir the
weather conditions and good general
rain a break IS expected. Traders who
have been bullish are inclined to 60 Il
little slow or the buying side on hu1rcs.
There is n two sided proposition on In
oa,s. DarnaCe &C. tho northwestern
crop, OF which little has hc"n heard. is
expected TO be 4 factor later. At the
sa me time. hedging sales against pur-
rhascs in the central west arc tncreas-
inc and nearly offset the buying created
by expert business and CROP damage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
T0TN CLEARMG5 FOR THE MONTH Of JULY
WILL PROBABLY PASS 81 100000 WALK

With the Wheeling banking clear
ings S11,400,3906 on Friday, and with
two more banking days, the total for
the month OF July will probably pass
the twelve million mark. The same
period of July, 1915 produced clcarings
amounting to s7,96S.S21.7S. This is an
increase of S2,431,56S.S4 or 431 per
cent
Fridays clearings were S332,2l9."I.
compared with S266049.33, an increase
OF S66, 1894, or 2+.9 per cent. The rec
ord for the month to date is as fol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
YOUR OPP RTUNIT Y

we'll bult good 10 look at easy TO ride in as its
hEhcr nricrd competitors 1t will have pure stream
line body. with all late improvements ana VIII not o
appeal public large. but will prove CONSISTENT
satisfactory method of transportation suitable Tor ln
man or woman in walk OF life. While the car VIII
narticularly appeal of limited means because
of it's price graceful lines ample power ana
cconomco axrrnsc operation will create for the car
among class.
An itcmiZrl estimate Of the cost of manufacturing
and marketing cars. based upon PRODUCTION OF
50 ono ears pr beginning in III, indicates Il
net profit $50 "r after making !lneral hiinW-
overhead expense &C After allowing the 20 dividend
on the entire isslr of Preferred Stock. 1t nncatcs
net profit 81 SG0p00. sufficient TO pay dVidcns Oh
90 ncr annun on Common stock besides scttlnS
$1,000 surplus. These figures arc oased on an
EST innate carefully compiled by who know the auto
mobile business successful pioneers in the industry
This new car should average 90 TO - miles or more
gallon gasoline. and at tho present hieh price %
gasoline in itself is decided argument IN favor oL
the Of this 49, z..,
knNvn require comment. TIL" day Of experiment mas
sscd To-Day tho industry the third largest IN INC
United states is on a substantial and highly prohtaoIc
basis The profit is being made IN me manu-
that we rropnsr build is apparent to every one INC
cost of nanufar has berU carefully worked OUT ana
after proper allowance has been made for the increased
rrcc of raw material and for eNSenccS mat may
arise there should remain n net prilt OF spV pc c.
based ron an annual production of only 10000 cars
That This profit and should be increased ny the
ncrca sed production sclfevdcnt. That the sale or
Inc Preferred Stock par will insure sufficient cap-
tai to enable this company to go on proHl-earruIlE
basis seems nm assured fact. That the Common stock
will become more NaIuaDc NIIdl t"' tet"''SN
inevitable.
Tho Company proposes 10 adopt the most monern
methods, paying cash 1t goes and pursuing
conservative, businrss-likc Administrations Inc most
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
METAL.

NEW YORK, July oS.-The Metal Ex-
change quotes lead S6.35 asked. Spcltcr
easy: spot East st. Louis delivery. $40
asked. AT London: Lead. s2S. SIS: spell
ter. ESQ.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal Exchange quotes tin quiet; spot
offered at s3S.50.
At London: Spot copper. s111: futures,
f10s: electrolytic. f124; spot tine. El68'
futures, s16S, 15s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
WHEAT MARKET
ON DOWN GRADE
Took Jump Early In Session But Soon
Lost-Corn off and Oats Were
Dow1L
CHICAGO, July oS.-Despite the

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Despite the fact
that wheat at one time today touched
the highest prices of the season. the
market. except during the first hour.
was on the 'downgrade. Bears made
much Of assertions by prominent OK
pert that crop losses would perhaps not
reduce the yield in the Dakotas and
Minnesota much under seven year
average. The close was weak, to -
net lower. with September s1.22h q
1.o2a& and December s1.255s. Corn fin
ishcd u. off to 4 as up. Oats. IS
down to 4 n Il up. and provisions I'M
changed to Is cents higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
MONEY.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Mercantilo
paper. &c. Sterling. So day bills. s4.7li=:
demand. s4.75N cables. S+.I6ia. Francs.
demand, s5.90% cables. s5.904. Marks.
demand. rec: cables. ?chc. Kronen. de-
mand. S1235; cables. ,$l2.45. Guilders.
demand, Al 7-16c: cables, lgc,, Lires.
mand, s3o.35: cables s30.45. Bar sill
Yer. S3Ac. Mexican dollars. 49c. Gov
ernnent bonds, steady. Railroad bonds.
irregular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
| Open. High. Low. Close.

Cash Quotations: Whcat--No. . rod
new. Sl.27& Gl1.2SM: No. rcd. Old
19@1.26; No. 2 hard. now. s1.24 = N
1881; No. 3 hard. new. s1.23& T1.24A
Corn--No., 2 yellow. S37i MS4Hc: No. {
yellow. T60771+c; No. white. 7S0S0c.
Oats-No. : white, AK q Il q {; stand
ard. 412 GG421&c.
Porlt-S22.50 D26.i5.
1,ard-s12.e5.
RIbs-S13.15
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
WOOL.

BOSTON. July 2S--The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say:
The wool market this week has con-
tinued at the Siack"n.d pace that II
adopted a week ago. Probably the total
transfers for the week will hardly reach
three million pounds. Prices. however.
are generally firm. In the west opera
lions are constantly dwindling but
prices remain high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29

progressive methods Of manufacturing and seiins viii
be adopted. ,t--;.oa h,ooL ~
Common Pre- Promotion stock at *SuV per
share par value Is s1o and the stock is !uy pau
any NUMBER Of shares from i've (5l to I'VE thousand
* 000) ut 5000 per share Simply NIL out the coupon
below for the number of shares you want and mail II
With your remittance by check draft or money oroer'
If YOU send currency be and register the letter
Certificate Of stock in your name VIII go 1or-
ward TO you by registered mail: We believe tna1 you
viii sec this stock selling twice this price wth the
next few months Immediate action is necessary II you
desire Of the stock at this very 10"
Fill out and mall the coupon below today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
AUTOMOBILE STOCKS

are making more money for the
Investor than any other stocks on
~. market. Had you invested
few hundred dollars at the begin
nina with Ford, Hup2, the Heo'
c..on Chalmers. Paige Oetrct'
chandler. White or any Of several
others, you would have toy Tor
tune to-day.
Today the automobile Industry
is established along permanent
lines and to-day it is paying bigger
profits than ever. before in the his
tory Of the business. 1t is a solid
fact, however, that the big money
has been made by those who had
the foresight to get In on the
ground floor with newly estao-
lished company It Is very true
that some large profits have been
made on the Stock Exchange dur
ina the past few months. but It Is
equally true that much larger
profits have been made by those
Who bought these stocks when
they were first put out and the
companies were being organized.
We are the largest exclusive
dealers in automobile securities in
the country. We do not handle any
other stocks or bonds. We devote
our entire time and attention to
the automobile security market
For that reason we believe that we
are in a better position to furnish
facts and information and advice
lard ng automobile securities
than any other brokerage ior oanK-
ing house in the United States.
Within the last few months
Willys-Overland has advanced $50
per share.
REQ has advanced over $50 per
share.
Chevrolet was selling for less
than 500 few months ago. and
is now over 5000 per share, and II
you had bought Paiee-Oetroi5 you
would have more than doubled your
money.
The above advice is worth while
and can be verified through any
broker.
REGARDLESS Of the merit Of other
automobile securities. we to-day
advise the purchase Of Emerson.
We URGE all of our clients and
readers to act promptly, for the
price is on the eve Of big advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
Outside Oil Stocks
Petroleum..

OIL CITY, Pa. July 2S.-Credit BAL
ances $3.50. Runs s4.367: average ST.
|os1. Shipments 36,436; average 5s.s92.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. July cS.--Cntfec-Rio
No {, o;sc: futures easy September
Sale; December, S.bic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. July IS. 'l6.
Daily Quotation H-st OF the Wheeling
Stock Exchange:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29

We urge all Of our clients and
readers to act promptly, for the
price is on the eve OF big advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
SPECIFICATIONS

MO1OR-33lX4 cast en-bioc.
RADIATOR - Thermo syphon
cooling.
TRANSMITS - Selec tive
type, three speeds forward
and reverse in unit with
motor.
CIUTCH-Muitiple disc.
cONTROL-centre lever oper.
ated by right hand, on trans
mission direct.
IGNITION ~ Distributor In con-
nection with battery.
cARBURETER-Float feed.
GASOtINE-1og gallons capacity.
FENDERS-Crown.
LAMPS-Two head and one tail.
HORN-Electric.
TOoLS-TooI kit, jack. tire re.
pair kit and pump.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
SPECIFICATIONS

STEERING GEAR-sixteen inch
wheel. (Right hand, for :
foreign trade only.
REAR AxLE-FIoating type.
BRAKES Two sets on rear
hubs
FRONT AXLE-Drop forged, ]
beam.
WHEELS-,ArtiIlery type.
TIRES aDx3 front, smooth
tread, 31xsR rear.
FRAME-Pressed steel.
SPRINGS Semi elliptic 'front.'
and rear long and easy riding
WHEELBAsE-11o inches.
BoDY-Stream line five passen.
ger, neatly upholstered.
FlNISH-Back and nickel, no
option as to color.
WINDSHIELD Slantina, clear !,
vision. Il
TOP-One man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29

a automobile securities. we today
advise the purchase Of Emerson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29

stocks 6,1iS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-12
JOHN R. MCLEAN BURIED.
Funeral Of the Publisher IL Held
At His Late Home.

W,sHINcro". june 1.-THE fune,aI
Of JOHN x Mclean. the publisher, took
slace to-day al Friendship, his late home
near this city The Episcopal burial
service was read ny the Rev Roland
cotton-Smith, rector Of ST. Johns
Church, whore Mr.. Mclean had a pew
tor many years.
Among those attending the funeral
were Edward y Mclean. tho My son.
and his wife Mrs George Dewey. sis
ter Of MI Mclean Admiral Dewey. Mr..
and Mrs Frederick BuGher. n nephew.
and his VITO Chief Justice and Mrs
White. senator and Mrs. Francis q.
Newlandf. Miss Christine owen aud tho
Spanish Ambassador aud Nine Riauo.
After he burial service the cortece
went 10 Rock Creek Cemetery, where tho
body wac placed I'm n vault which al
ready contains the bodies Of Mrs. Me-
Lean and other members Of tho Mclean
family. There were no honovary Call-
bearers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-12
MEMORIAL FARM DEDICATED.
Opened ut RowRytOn, Conn. In
Honor Of the R~v. W. q. French.

The French Demonstration Farm at
Roway'on, Conn. Was dedicated yester-
day afternoon. The farm is run on a
semi philluthropic basis The children
admitted to " ARE taught scientific farm
ing Il is in memoir or tho Rev Will
lam Gleuncv French and its motto IL.
MAY the spirits Of tho departed loved
ones 1--we again through the living
~ the services marking tho opening
members Of tho sons Of tn" Revolution
raised q memorial nag To Lieut. William
Cheney. one ~ tho charter members Of
the order 81 the Cincinnati Flags
were also raised TO the departed mem
hers OF the Woman Suffrage Party.
members Of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
and members Of the dramatic profession.
Memorial garden plots were dedicated
to The Rev William Glenuey French.
the Rev. Louis French. the Right Rev.
Alexander M3ck0y-Smith. tho Roy. COR
u.lius H. Smith, R"niamin Talbot Bah
bitt. Rchoccs McDufiic Btnhitt, Ida Jo-
sophIue Rahhitt Hyde, Edmund Cecil
HYDE, clara Nsthewson HYDE. Sir
Thomas ~iioratlo Mcircaor McGcorgo.
sir Robert Leslie and mann others who
were personal friends Of Mrs. Elsie Fall
comic French.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-12
WILLIAM WALTON WILL FILED.
written Works B~rGu"nth~d To the
Century \ssOcia tiOn,

Tho will ~ Niliam Walton. writer.
artist. rr''lr and translator. who ~ be
licvcd tn have committed suicide when
he found himself without sufficient In.
come to maintain hts standing among
h- artist friends, was flied recently for
probate.
Walton lived in a studio at $50 Wcs,
Twenty second street His body was
washed up on tho beach at Rockaway
on November ~ last. Not until No.
ycmhcr =" Wts his identity established.
through tho finding ot a letter in HIS
pocket which had been overlooked when
the police searched his clothing.
His written works he hequeathcd to
the Century Association Of New York
city. They include several illustrated
subscription volunus published by
George barrie of Philadelphia. "A His
tory Of sculpture" "Mytholosy." "The
Army and Navy Of the United States. %
two Nolumcs on the Paris cNpoSi-
uous OF 1859 n 1900 and one ON the
Chicago exposition of 1873 are among
these. The sum OF slO0 is .iNsn tor
rcbtuGiug the works \ number ~
hooks hv French authors, which he
translated, are alao heGurathrd to the
association
As executors he named Carroll Rcck.
with. AN artist. and \ W. Callislon, Jr.
They Nrc to sell his studio property
II pay all transfer or inheritance taxes
ON the beGursts he made to his aunt,
Mrs. Robert l'urNe Of Norway. IA, and
Ms carroll Berkwith, Mrs Purvis IL
to receive the residue of his estate 4
amy remains after the debts have been
Uald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-12
MANY AT MALL CONCERT.
weather Forces Com m n nifty Sinner.
To Go Indoors.

Lovers Il music heard yesterday the
scond ~ n series Of concerts under
snsp'res NJ tho Park Department AT tho
Nall N central Park. while AZ tho same
'mA inc New York Community Chorus
oNened 10 the public tho doors Of the
I've WIT Clinton High School audi.
torun, where several hundred Assem-.
oed 10 sing To the accompaniment Of an
oo'chestra led by Harry u Bankhart,
was originally intended to have the
community singers give their songfest
" the Mall also. hut unfavorable
weather conditions forced them to go in.
doors At the last moment.
Frank kaltenborn and hia orchestra
'erdered a varied musical programme
IN Central Park and in spite Of the in.
cement weather many were on hand.
These orchestral concerts have been
made possible through the generosity of
L'Ran hamburg. The next one will
D" held on Sunday. June %.
IL the high school auditorium the
community Chorus sang Old songs. The
EXAMINATIONS ohiec, Is to pave the way
'or al WHO desire 70 sing for the pure
!or ~ singing, regardless Of their ex.
per- Erovledge ~ music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-12
FUNERAL OF GEN. HOTCHKN.
National Guard Leader VIII Re-
Buried In ARLINGTON. Va.

Military funeral services for EreNet
Brig Gen Walter Bryant lIo,chkin.
formerly commander OF the Twcnty-scc-
ond Corps OF Engineers. y G. y Y,
were held Yesterday I'm tho armory at
l6sth street n For, Washington ave-
nue.. Chanlains 'obden and Fell ron-
Quoted the services.
At the close the wreath laden casket
was placed IN a calsson furnished hv ,hn
First Field Artillery. The cortcge was
escorted 10 l3oth street and Seventh ave
u whore those on foot disbandcd and
a mounted detachment from the First
Field Artillery acted as an escort 20 tho
F~ennsylvauia Railroad Terminal The
body was sent by train To Arlington.
Va. for 'ntcrmcnt in'the National Gene
tory. A squad from tn" United States
engineers station at Washington Will
pay the last honors at the burial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-12
S%HAKESPEARE'S SONGS
AT BRIARCLIFF LODGE
DR.. Jackson Sings at Sunday
Evening Conrcrt-Sum-
mcr Colony Grows.

p- , -
o. ,"r'.' 'u". -.
., 49, w 80
60, 49, 80" -" '
nat,. &c. Nv w
i'm. ,h. vv.!," IL '|'r ~.
o,r,. "
$500, an -, ~. o., ~,
,tcr, ~ n. -
o. , 49, S ~
La, a, t .aa .oIa,., ~.
a,,,iuc s,n,,rs - -, chato.
sm'H,"N 81" N'''' '""
ur 49,, Nr, ,oh. n Hasn't, .,a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-12
E. NJ. SWEENEY A M0NSIGNOR.
Third ~. Y. Pastor within cck -
Re Honor~d ny Pope.

Tho Rev. Edwin NJ Sweeney. who has
heen pastor Of the Roman Catholic
church Of tho ascension. io7th street
between Broadway and Amsterdam ave.
nue.. since January. 1901. has been
made a monsignor nv Pope Benedict
THIS makes the third pastor Of = New
York church to be- raised 10 the dignity
Of "A monsIgnor within a week. The
two others are Father Chadwick and
Father Penny
Father sweeney row is privileged 20
wear the purple robes and will assume
the title of the VERY Reverend Mousignor.
Through his elevation he also becomes
a member Of the rope's household. with
the title of Domestic Preiate.
Mgr. sweeney is AZ the head NJ one
OF the uealthiest and most influential
parishes in he city. the boundaries OF
which extend from Riverside Drive to
Central Park West. He became the pas
tor on the death OF the late Rev. Mich
olas Reinhart.
Since his Installation he has bull,
one of :hc ancs: church cd!accs OF tho
West side. lie also built the ,rectory
Resides that. through his u~nceasing ef-
forts one of the most up to date paro-
ch,al schools IN tho diocese was built
at "A cost OF sl"5 600
Ngr Sweeney uas ordained with a
distinguished class al II Joseph = semi
nary. Troy. In June. 1873 lis class
mates included Mgr. Layellc 81 81 Pat
rick's. tin. Roy T. T.. Mcrorry. pastor
- - Catherine NJ Genoa. and the
Rev. ". !. Henry Of the Mission of OUR
LADY OF the Rosary. His first assign
mcnt vas rs assistant TO Dr N,Glynn
al -. stephens. He once was dean Of
Ulster and sullivan counties