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PUBLIC NOTICES
CITY of NEW YORK
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOk-
rlnNNENT


Public notice Is hereby given that a. a
meeting OF the Board OF Estimate and Ap-
por,ionment. held July y. 1915. the follow
To fHE HOARD OF ESTIMATE AND AP:
P0RTioNMENT OF THE CITY OF
rnion Rsi1"ay Company of New York
city, u New York corporation, owning and
operating a street surface raii,Sad In the
Borouxhs Of Manhattan and The Bronx,
City OF New York. hereby petitions for .
franchise 10 construct, MAINTAIN ana OPP
crate u double ir"cG e>lrnsi1n OF II .nn.
haitian In. upon, along and over the foIio" =
ing described route;
Beginning at and connecting with the
existing tracks OF the Company In
Emerson Street at or near its int"rsec-
tion with Nermi.yea Avenue. thence
southwesterly In. upon and alon. Ner-
mllyea Avenue 20 i,s intersection with
Dyckman street. thence westerly in.
upon and a!ons DycSinan Street 20 the
II is proposed 20 operate the ea!d eS-
tension ~ an overhead current u ei.s.
uici.y s%itniiar TO ma, empioy.a o. ,h'
UNION RAILWAY. COMPANY Or NEW
BY EDWARD A.. MAHEk xis..Pre'ident.
Vtes,: SHELTON l.. MARTIN. secve'ury.
corporate seal,.
EDWARD A MAKER. being duly sworn.
deposes ard says mat ha Is the 'icr.Pres!.
dent Of Union Railway Company ot New
York CIty. the petitioner herein. that he has
read tho foregoing petition sni knows the
contents thereof and that the SAM" is true
;-rs therein stated to be ALLEGED on IN
formation and belief and a. - those mat
ters he be.ie'e. +, 20 BE- true. y,yr,
sworn 10 before me this 10th day OF
CHARLES wrrzEL.
Notary Public. Bronx County. New York.
Certificate Med In ". co.
Bronx 90. 80. u. Bronx Res. No,.7et.
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To the Holders Of
AMERICAN BE STAMPING COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SO 3O-HeaP Gold
nauds datAd Ort0hep 4 1909.
REGISTER. N. ". No. 5000.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT. In ac-
cordance with the First Mortgage or Deed
Of Trust OF THE AMERICAN TUBE 4
STAMPING COMPANY to Colonial Trust
Com now THE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. as Trustee,
dated october LIST. 1907. the following bonds
Nos 20, ~. .le, 2ti. 2is. 335, bi6. bso.
81, go have this day, August 18Th. 1915.
at the ONCE OF said The Equitable Trust
Company OF New York. been designated for
redemption at 1866 and accrued Interest
on tn nrst day Of October. 1915. upon
presentation and the surrender thereof.
with all unpaid coupons, 20 said trustee.
Interest on the above bonds will cease on
October LIST, 1916.
III EQUiTABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Trustee.
ny " j. Eek. Assistant Secretary
AMERICAN TUBE d STAMPING COMPANY,
BY { d 8 MILLER. President.
PERCY =. HILL. Director.
hereby certify that the above bonds
were drawn as stated.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 1sth
day OF August. 1915.
u. {. McKANNA.
Notary Public, New York COUNTY No 81.
Ctt. No. 1851 nled In Registers onic..
In accordance with the above certificate
the undersigned will redeem the above
numbered bonds at 10; and accrued in
,crest 10 October LIST. 1915. on and after
that date. when presented with all unpaid
coupons at Its once. No ~ Wall street.
New York city.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
lyman KHoApES. Vice President.
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HORSES INCREASE
DESPITE MOTORS
y. \. Census Taken by school
Children Shows Jump Over
Number in 1910.

Albany. sent. 3.-pesp!te the growing
use of automobiles in this state during
the last decade the number of horses
shows an Increase. according tn the
census of i've stock and crops OF tho
state In 1918, taken by school children,
as compared with the United states
census in 1910. The number Of horses
and colts is given as l,OTs,ji6, There is
an increase of 10000 horses over five
YEAR, ago.
THIS census was taken with a view OF
shaving the spots that are weak agricul.
turally I'm the Empire State, thus point
ing out where there is opportunity for
DEVELOPMENT. The census shows big per-
cottages of increase I'm production. Cspe-
ciallv in alfalfa. hay. barley, horses,
swine. chickens and poultry.
Coy. Whitman has dlsplayol much
interest in TN, census. which was taken
nv the school children at no cost to tho
state except for postage and the print
inc Of tho blank forms.
The production OF oats. wheat and
onions has not increased in the five year
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Cunari liner carpa;hia. sa!ins 10.
morrow for Lb.'p.o!, W! axe mo-; go
many. Austria. Hungary. I~.iSemhGrg hui-
gaia, Serbia. Turkey IA" \eihrrllhus
Norway. sweden and Denmark; also f9r
Africa. West Asia and East Indies. Mall
for Portugal. Spain and Gibraltar VA! De
taken II specially addressed.
The .Russian-Amcr!cdn liner I~insh,
sailing Wednesday for Archansel, Will take
mail. closing az \ 4 NJ, ;or Russia, "ieH
sp.,ialiy addressed only. p.,
The Scaniinavian; American .iE+r FrHi-
erik VIII, calling Wtdresiay !"r Chris
,iania and Chr!stiansand. wil tax" mail
closing at 10 4. NJ, for .Notwa'. sweden
Denmark. Russia. IN" neither ard'' Swit2"r-
ana, "rruau,. Au,tri.. i~i4ns.;.y. .a:.o:1
burg. Bulgaria. Serbia ami Turkoy.
The White s'ar liner Adria,.t, sailing
mai. Only. closing 1850 A. NJ, for Gr"a;
Britain. Ireland and South At!,l. also spe-
oiai.y addrr-set correspondence Tor t~ltol-'
keep: Germany. Austria. Hungary, Luh.in-
burg. BULGARIA. serbia, Turkey. the Neither
lands, Norway, sweden and Denmark.
TIL. Compania Transit! attica liner Nom;
serrat. sailing on Thursday for tadiz, VIII
take mail. closing AZ $50 n. NJ. Tor SPAIN.
Portugal and Gihraltir
The steamer Roma. sailing Thursda" 'N'
the Azores. Will TAXI mai: 6y ran &c
Providence. closing ~ $50 = NJ, ~ t"C
Azores, aud specially addressed maj! for
the .:eam.r Ita'ia. sailing Friday fo'
Gibraltar. VIII Ak mail. closing a. $50
\. II for G!hra',ar Uisly. Euman!a, Swlfz-
erlnHi and Greece must he sp-c'a.'' ad-
Grcssrlh.
The American liner rh.la i"'phia. sai'i-f
SATURDAY. Tor Liverpool, vi! tax" mail
e.. SING at go \. NJ. inr Europe except
,iermany. Austria. liurgar$, lGS"mhurg
bulgaria.. serbia. Turkey, the Netherlands
NORWAY. Sw.lr- ana IIsuiu5rkl, Africa,
West Asia ana East Indie.
doy for sHnrHeaniI Nil lake w'aii'' %6I5sins
ut Il NJ, for France. EGmnuia. Sni'@"r-
land. italy, spain. PortuEa. tgy ~, Grace,
R-iffsh India. british Eas, AfilCt, Siam.
Malta. Gibraltar. rryiou, straits S"tt!"'
,nents, Dutch I,as. Indies, West Australia
ami Persia.
Tho Russian America lin"- Rlngboro,
sailing saturday .pr Arthlngel. WA take
ma. closing at = \ 81, foc R3Ssi tspe'
Ga. = ail-essr on'.'.
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CUBAN AIRMAN's MEDALS GONE.
Gold Trophies stolen
From Trunk ON Steamship.

Capt. Augustin Parla of the aviation
corps OF the Cuban army reported yes
terday at the Third branch detective
bureau that he had been robbed Ut
eighteen gold medals, some OF them
studied with diamonds. while on his way
to New York from Havana on the Ward
liner MORO Castle
Thc medals are highly priced by Capt.
parla as they were awarded to him by
his Government for various flights. lie
discovered that they had disappeared
from his trunk oh August - when the
liner locked here and he had his b'sg-
gage taken to the Hotel Hon Ray, After
searching for them himself FOR several
days he decided to ask the police TO
help him
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THE

For eastern New York, fair and some-
what warmer to-day; overcast and warmer
Tomorrow; probably local showers In the
interior: moderate southeriy winds.
For New Jersey. fair and mewha
warmer to-day: overcast and warmer TO-
morrow: light southcr!y winds. ,
For northern New England. fair, ana
somewhat warmer to-day. followed by
showers in the Interior tonight; ioca'
showers to morrow; light to moderate vari-
able winds. 80
For southern New England. fair and
somewhat warmer to-day; partly ciouoy
and warmer tomorrow; light TO mouera'e
variable winds. ..,
warmer to-day; local showers to-morroW'
moderate southerly winds. .
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The high pressure
area which moved down from nor,n" AVA
districts generally east of the ONO Na.Iey
with fair. much cooler. weather yesteTuss.
The temperature In northern New ~
10 to Is degrees over. II shonld remain
cool and fair In the middle Atlantic ana
New England States to-day.
Thess vas & depression oyer 'se er,nc
some energy and creating much warmer
weather In all the plains states and quite
generally In the states west OF the Missis-
sippi River; the maximum temperature was
from 30 TO '102 degrees in the upper
Missouri Valley. and into Kansas and
Nebraska.
but will lose most Of It's erect in. the cen-
trail States. Scattered showers and thunder
storms occurred in the Gulf states and
northwest. There were also some showers
In this city the day was fair and cooler;
Winds fresh northwest: average humidlty,
10 per cent. corrected TO Tead
to sea level. at ) A. NJ, 3o'4'. ! L. NJ,
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II h. W. New York, y, N-Wil Won
Kindly. inform as - the nature Of the
lien OF the vermont Valley Rl!,roll ~
PEI cent. honds' Il the road cperagtl by
ih' Boston n Maine or The Connecticut
RIVER Railroad
Vermont Valley Railroad a., per cent.
first mortgage bonds OF 1910 are a first
mortgage IN the line from Brat,lcboro
Ia Bellows Falls. VT. 2+.72 miles. and
are further secured by deposit. with n
trustee. 81 100000 Connecticut g. Pas
suinsic River Railroad stock and 500 :
Goa Massawippi Valley Railroad stock,
making n total Of $500, 600 capital stock
deposited. on which 6 per cent. annual
dividends are guaranteed ny the Boston
n Maine Railroad. The Vermont Valley
Railroad is operated by the Boston
4 Maine. The Connection. River Rail
road. which own a majority OF the
Vermont Valley capital stock. is leased
10 the Boston d Maine until 1892.
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8. g. NJ. BROOKLYN. y. Y.-With regard
to Baltimore 4 Ohio's ~, per cent equip
ment trusts, OF which 5000. 600 are out
standing. how are these secured: mat IL.
on What kind OF equipment, when were
they issued and what IL their maturity
Baltimore x Ohio equipment trust A.,
per cent certificates are secured un-
der terms of an equipment lease and
agreement upon so M.kado type locomo-
,ives. n switching locomotives. $3.50 10
ton hopper ears N 1000 box cars. This
equipment cost about $50, 500, Of
which the company paid s,07.5oO In cash.
Title to the equipment is vested In the
trustee until all the certificates ar" paid
on. The certificates were issued May !,
1916. and are due $500 GOO each on MAY
| from 1917 TO 1926 inclusive.
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Midwest oil.

r. u X. Workers. y, N.-Does Midwest
on Company distribute It's products direct
TO consumers"
Excepting such Instances where Mid
west OIL Company sells fuel oil TO rail-
roads. ito product is not sold direct to
the consumer, but is supplied to such
companies as the Continental on Com
PAM standard oil Company Of Indiana,
STANDARD Oh Company OF Nebraska, I'm
perial OIL Company, Ltd, the Canadian
subsidiary Of the Standard Oil Company
OF New Jersey. the Texas Company and
the standard OH Company Of California.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United States Coast aud Gcodc,ic survey
Standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. 3 "a sun sets. G.2G Moon sets y.5j
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyn'k. i2 90 Cow Isl. II % Hell Gate. iN.ssjj
Low WATER THIS DAY.
mi AMI AM
sandyHk. .5:37l Gov. Isl. 8 IS Hell Gate. IA
Arrivsd-sUNDAY. September =.
50 Cloushton. s:se p. N. Saturday. London.
IS Port Phillip. II p. N. Saturday. Cardiff.
IS Moliere. $50 A. NJ, Marseilie.. Aus, :
- Mognen. 10 r. N. Saturday. Archangeit
s. z%inovia. 1920 r. NJ. Saturday. Gibra,a>
g irty;sA, 8 A.. NJ. Leith. Aug. It:
O. nestlk. , a. NJ, Savona. Aug. II.
- Tanafjord. 80 Y. M, Kirkwall, Aug. III
:. Exeter City, ESQ p. NJ. Bristol. Aus 10.
90 yanta Clara. Philadelphia. Sept
ss Ifnapc. Charleston, Sept. L
% NJ adison, Norfolk. Sept. ..
50 Tyler. Norfolk. Sept. L
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRE
So Mama Hata. II Baltimore.
IS clan Macklnnon. at Philadelphia
IS Wien, at Philadelphia.
IS Manchester Trader. at Delaware BreaAs
So Mohawk. at Jacksonville.
IS san Jaanio. at Key West.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
50 Menus. from Port Eads.
sscomanche. from Jacksonville.
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Killed In E.hihition Flight.

LINcoLN. Neh. Sept, 3--'apt. Ralph
Mcmillan, head of the Aviation Corps
Of the Nebraska National Guard, was
killed yesterday at 81. Francis. kan
while giving nu exhibition tight, Capt,
Mcmillan qualified as an army aviator
~ the Government school at Newport
News. Va. and came to Nebraska. where
he organised the National Guard corps,
The sun., 1916-09-04
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

REPORT. OF THE UNCLAIMED DE-
posits, dividends and interest Of the New
York Trust Company on the hrst DAY OF
provisions Of the Banking Law. Sections ia4
Full name of deposition or
shareholder: last NOW -.
holder. ''p'''''' Ut Deposit Deposit
e. or Survivor. care OF
70. 100 Broadway. y. v.
city date of first publica- 1880.
d. ,ic our shii ySMIT rs. y,,bci p ct. s. 1901 'i2'''
City date q i,rss ipuibllca- .
r i,Sn ssp.' E Z is1f .dm MIy 90 1905 ''''''
St West saginaw, Michigan
date Of first publication $50.
Hudson River ore i Iron
date q iirst publication 800.
First s!son,.olidaatic,d Mortgage
i HSaGn2iilIserf v.nsy GHs" / 81
S sHH.h' Kent Esiiyay sD. asu, Of
i'ast publication Sept; =. 40, 70,
orange orange bel, Railway; com com
pany Bondholders' Com
%lttee. r.. Y y; Du Bois
Treasurer, lV2 BrOauWaN.
New York city date M
iirst publication Sept; con, o,o On
s,,ssbsins. Charles NJ. sam
Juan. Porto Rico u)ate ~
first publication. this Year. ,o,, IN, q.
Wells. @. f.. rs a,sor no aug ''''
q frs, publication Sept. x, ,,,o o,os
wiikssbarre 4 Hudson Rivtr
| Improvement Co. New
publication Sept. .. 1914. ..., ,,,o.
state Of New. York, County OF New York, ~
Forsyth, Assistant Treasurer Of The New. fork
doing business In the City ~ New York Ia said
county. being duly sworn. each for himself. says
that the foregoing report j. q full. true and cor
rect statement Of the unclaimed deposits diNi.
dcnds and interest of The New York Trust
Company made In accordance with tine pro
visions Of Sections 1874 and 2lv OF I napier sou
of the Banking Law AS shown by the books oi
said Trust Company on the first day OF august
JAMES DODD. Vice President.
! HARRY FORSYTH. Assistant Treasurer
Seyeraliy subscribed and sworn TO by both
deponents the first day OF september. 1910
before me. JOSEPH a. FLYNN.
Notary Public. n. y. County NO ".
n. Y. County Register No. 1Osl.
CT. filed In Bronx Co. No A..
Bronx County Register No. 10.
Term expires March 30. 1870
The sun., 1916-09-04

II NJ. Norfolk. va-Is th~f. a stated
minimum rate az which the clyde steam
nip Company agrees TO retire Ats FIRST
mortgage sinking fund 3 per cent. honds.
and Is this being lived up 20? How many
bonds have been retired no farr
Under the indenture the company
agrees 10 cancel annually a sufficient
amount OF bonds TO retire the entire issue
nj maturity. which is in 1881. A. present
the company is cancelling $4,000 a
year. SO far there has been retired ST.
Coz .Oco, leaving outstanding $3.50, 0oo.
The sun., 1916-09-04

" VI X, Steuh-nvile. y. l.-Ar- the
affairs Of the Bowker Fertilizer COMPANY,
y subsidiary ~ the American Agricu tural
Chemical Company, finally wound up, or
are there sill! pending some corporate Judg-
ments'
1t was announced on August / last that
the Bowker Fertilizers Company had de-
clared a final dividend In liquidation Of
$50. making a total OF sl0i4o u share.
The sun., 1916-09-04

r NJ, Cornwall. y. WHAT is the
ac,,al rate of income on a stock selling on
a 4 per cent. dividend basis at 81 and
every Ave points higher, up to 50. and at
8 per cent, annual dividend. at $50
At CO, 6.5 per cent; at 67. 6 per cent.
at ~. so per cent. at -. Sc per cent.
at So. 40 per cent. at So. A. per cent.
The sun., 1916-09-04
Investment Questions and Answers


This column pns AIRS each Monday. Thursday an Saturday.
but please d o not ask about a half dozen mpanl sin one letter. a. IL adds
nnecessaru TO the clerical work OF this Nice DO not sed money This service
is free u sure to give our addressa as well as your mar because most inquiries
are answered by mai. All correspondence IS held as confidential
Address all communications to Financial Editor. III Sun, 70 Broad street
Me- ymL cv
The sun., 1916-09-04
INACTIVE BONDS.
RAILROADS.

=" " 4 "oly Is issue Of 1900
mr ..., ..,..,....... 1902. 10,
!. NJ .' l.t ~ H. ser 4 isGi. I ~ -
p - ~ mtg 49, scr A-ia62. piN Hrs
b. o. i r. l.t { Js- 1870. ........ +l0.1. lOj
wa l@' sd Z - 1925 t,osi. lr7s
-, Wa '"t gil : ~ 1898 7 t1a. a3is
4 Say II 8 - 1885,. 900. l&3 1875 :
~" tt' a Wu lst : Is -is3,... l.,1 f..
I u" = Il Il Id 8, std
.,.. H'' -. ..,...- 90. ss.
' .'n3g ls' 'uu = A1as 1870 inli. loli,
~. . /. l. '-r GID 8 .. 1896 i@i.
.. rs l'' 1T : Is lN22 fl"n'g
'''' - : "a ~ ,.... "la.
g"r . o. iWE ,lu.,t in.l.
,... l'11 ...... lhIl, i0ai .
Nu ~ r'd y {, i"sN "',
H. a " ST pt. = Z, 1915 l6
w." ~ Ist - -ls2l. ,,,..,flOs
80 . ~ ."', 90. -.lW
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----
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
$4,000

New York, August rs. 1916.
\ quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER GLTD 4 CENT. on the cap
ital stock OF this Company will he paid at
the onioe of the Company. 8? Nassau street.
In this city. on and after Wednesday. Sept.
20, 1916, to stockholders Of record At close
OF business to-day.
ny order Of the Hoard Of Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER, Treasurer.
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ST. MAURICE LUMBER COMPANY.
Notice IL hereby given that pursuant to
tho provisions OF Trust Deed dated Octo-
Der 2+th. 1907. the following bonds have
been drawn by lot, for account Of the sink
ing Fund. viz:
20 IS III EOS 2ss :s
81 u i3 2it 81,
~ 100 100 .5T cS6
The bonds bearing the above numbers
will be paid at par and accrued Interest
upon presentation AZ the office Of the un-
dersigned on September 2lst, 1916, on
which date Interest on said bonds Will
cease.
n NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
". w. Morse, Secretary.
20 Broad stree. New Nori.
September LIST, 1916.
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AMERICAN CAS- COMPAN'

AMERICAN az COMPANY.
\ quarterly dividend of one ami three
quarters per cent. has been declared upon
The Preferred stock OF this com pan ny psya-
Bile Ociobsr LIST. 1916. to stockholders Of
record al the close OF business september
Is. 1915. Transfer Books VIII remain open.
checks mailed. r.. II. ISMUN.
Secretary & Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-09-04

Highest temperature ~. al atfJ NJ
Lowest temperature, 90, at ! " NJ
Average TEN perutute, -
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clyde steamship Sc.

Al 81. a 6 per cent. annual dividend pay
ing stock yields !. | per cent.
The sun., 1916-09-04

7 7 = EUITWEITW
The temperature In this city YESTERDAY.
~ recorded 10y the ofnCia. therinonnetef' Is
shown In the annexed table;
The sun., 1916-09-04

REPORT OF THE UNCLAIMED DE-
posits, dividends and interest," Of the New
York Trust Company on the hrst day OF
August, 1919, made In accordance with the
provisions Of the Banking Law. SECTIONS l34
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Date Of Amount
Original Of
Deposit Deposit
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK
80 Menus. from Port Eads.
IS Comanche. from Jacksonville.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
HONOR ROLL Of
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HIGH SCHOOL
First Year Classical

Robert Airport. Herman Katz. For
rest Stuckey. Harry Stevens. Gilbert
Viewer Theodore Whitacre. Edna Hol-
lis. Bertha Kidwiler. Mary Lemen,
Frances Kilmer, Mary Michael. Lucille
Rind, Clara Glazicr Thompson. Grace
Thompson. Roberta Thompson. Vir-
GINA Thompson Elizabeth Whisner
Medora West
First Year Ciassica.-ecience
Alfred Allen. Emory Brandcnbura
Jas Elliott, William Hardy. Lee Haw-
thorne. Frank Kline. Carl Newlana.
Ellis Poisal. Gladys Barber. Pauline
Brown, Daisy Clarke. Rebecca Dale.
Della Dunn Dorothy Hobbcr Ruth
Kaufman. Frances Keefe. Helen Law
son. Hattie Mckee BERTHE Onder-
donk, Addie Sigler. Mabel Smith. Eve.
lyn Staples, Gertrude Staples. Clara
Voorhees,. Margaret Westerhaver.
| First Year Commercial
Ben Smith. Leo Hack Frederick
Brenner, Oller Decker. Carleton Gun
bingham. William Fiery. Rebecca
fsperow. Rae Wilmington. Madeline
Rutherford. Margaret Lewis. Sara By
ers. Mary Bryarly. Eleanor Thompson,
Ehe Dianto. Mary Ranch. Byrd Fiery.
Margaret Boyles, Elsie Brown.
Second Year classical--Science
Frances Watson. Dorothy Pitzer,
! blanche Cans. Helen Little. Beradine
Wagely. Helen Ettfnger, Margaret
Wizard Clara Ill., May Eversoe,
Leah Miller. Mary Fiery, Mildred
Crew. Lucille Henshaw. vesta Wagely,
David Musser, Max Oates. Gail Hub
bard. Wilbur Bouic. Paul Melentz,
/ Flick Hobbs. Frances Kershner
Second Year Commercial
| Rhea Hanmann, Blanche aIayer-
male, Margaret Poisal. Esther Rogers,
Blanche Leiders, Leila Staubly, Pau
| line Wall. John Caldwell, Frank Cush.
wa, Paul Gruver, George Hollida. Rob
ert Keller Wade Speilman, Albert
Thompson. Lee Woolford.
Third Year classicai-Seicnce
1eOT5e FTeluI, MNeTS GOIltTlttlu'
Richard Small. Sydnor Thompson. Lee
Tabler. Robert Widmeyer, Louise
Gardner, Laura Henshaw, Louisa
9auch
Third Year Commercial
Dorsey Flagg, Amos Musser Jr..
Eleanor Dorm. Mary Garrett. Bessie
Snyder. Lenora Sponseller. Louise
Stokes, Lula Thompson.
Senior Glass
Mary Couchman, Virginia Dodd.
Ruth Farnsworth. Agnes Homer, Els
Their Kastle. Katherine Milleh. Ruth
Oliver. Elizabeth Payne. Lee pownall,
Lena Reed. William Evers, Arthur
Glover, Harry Hammann. Jack Hardy,
Boyd Ho,1e, Robert@-7skaufman Ed
ward Rershner, Robert Kershner,
Richard Macdonald
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
BURKE STREET SCHOOL
First Grade

Glenvi'ie Brumbaugh. Oliver Ruther.
ford. Wilbur Winebrenner, Sherman
Stokes. Katherine Watson, Albert
Heck. Francis Sencindiver. Margaret
Shanholtz, Helen Hudgel.
Second Grade
Harry Johnson. Robert Sigler, Da-
vid kaufman, Edison Smith. Edward
Tnry. David Hudgel Waiter Sake
man, Edith Eppard, Glenva Wilt, Lu-
la Parker. Meulah Parker, Mildred
Mitchell, Lucy May Taylor
Third Grade
Bates Minghini Garnett Shipley,
Earl alker. William Licklider. Red
wood Binns, Douglas Thomas. William
Stewart, Ralph Hines. Herbert Wat
son. Craig Young. Ellis Sullivan. Anne
Harrison Elizabeth Sencindiver. Erie
da Heck. Rose Hollis Merhea Thorn
as Helen Heck. Audry Duke.
Fourth Grade
Elizabeth Marmaduke, Ruth Dyche,
Margaret Stewart, Mildred Heck,
Ethel Eppard, Elizabeth Smith, Mar
garet Hyatt, Rebecca Bremen, Virgil
MIA Ramsey. Virginia lmbach Agnes
Burnett. Pearson Binns, Thomas Peek,
Roy Hull. John Won Schlegeli Burrell
Martin, Roy Hardy, Nat Boyd, Ralph
Staubly, Jack Fiery. Francis Hoff-
helms. Uriah Potts, Wallace DeGrange,
Fred DYche.
Fifth Grade
Elizabeth Watson Catherine Cham
berlain. Marie Athev, Marie Hack Viz
ginia Rouic, Ethel Seckman, Berna-
dine Voorhees, Elizabeth Thornburg,
Elizabeth Viewer, Reba Anderson,
William Hartley. IIomar SpauIding.
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ment Of condition in certain sections.
II the amendment is passed IL will
be the duty OF municipal mayors and
police to enforce the state Yost law
whether the municipality has an or
dinance on the subject or not and IL
will provide further. for the dihmissai
of AIRY officer OF the law who neglects
the enforcement of prohibition. 1t is
understood the suggested amendment
will have the endorsement of Prohi.
bition Commissioner Fred o. Blue.