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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26

smuggling laws In a most drastic way.
realizing that the traffic was endangering
the oountrys oversee supply by awaken
ing the dlstrust of the allies
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26

made these articles a. the Indians used
70 DO In old mes)-seattis Post-I -Intein- |
gencer
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26

Fall Cures Weak Eyes.
Henry Traver, jr. an insurance and
real estate broker, fell on an icy side
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26
For the
Little Ones
To Keep Their Digestion Perfect,
Nothing Is Quite So Safe and
Pleasant as stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets.
RaEn rRIAL MAILED on nzounsx.

Thousands OF men and women have
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safest and most reliable preparation for
any form OF Indigestion or stomach trou-
Die. thousands OF people who are not
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-26
The Hartman Furniture & Carpet COMPANY

nrcune @ mammoth
arasOs SoaS nm In, r. IN every way wonderful exhibition
% F ys Inown 0 America and Is scale characteristic Of the
with such great care subjected being offered TO the
pDno Ouf exhibition
them over before invest dollar duty your
nome 70 g e gt possible value fog
coFeF1on Mako DUTY buv
oneo with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
HIS GUEsSEs 100000 WRONG
Lawyers Bad Advice VIII Cost Them

Lawyers BAD Advice VIII Cost Them
That Much, Clients Heirs Assert.
Through loans and alleged poor ad-
vice given So 10 Investments by the lste
Louis Wertheimcr, lawyer. il is be
loved clients have sustained losses
eggrcgating about 100000 In most
instances the securities furnished for
the looms have been insufficient. The
lenders, for the most part. were heirs
TO estates.
Through ono Of the suits pending IN
tho Supreme Court il appears that
Wcrthcimer carried on L,uch of his
business In the name Of his brothcr-in-
law. Max lIirshkjnd, Mount Vernon
haberdasher, who also dabblcd in real
estate. The executors Of the estate of
Mrs. Alice S. Townsend have brought
suit against Hirshkind for $4,000 on
two notes which were supposed to have
been secured by mortgages. Wer-
thcimer made investments for Mrs
Townsend. and the two notes were sup
posed 10 represent such investments
Mrs. Towns. nd, who was eighty years
old when she died. IN 1914. was believed
to have an estate valued NJ $4,000.
Her father he'd been a lawyer. and
Wcrthcimcr was for time employed
IN his Office. Nearly all of her prop
erty had been invested by Wertheimer
on security which, 1T is now alleged, Is
practically worthless
ON July u, 1910. Wertheimer wrote
lIrshkind about the purchase Of a
share in an estate for $500
THE share. as near as can work II
out" said the letter, will amount TO
about S4.500 and Will be payable after
the death OF n woman who Is now over
eighty years old. and who about five
years ago fell and broke her leg"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17

"It IS certain dorkrosa would have
covered the lace Of the earth for all
9 TIME rad 81 NOS oecu for something Ike
The ucwspaDcrs,' Mn Miller said.
Nr Miller skctched the rise o. the
press despite the opposition Of Church
and State. Newspapers. he said.
formed great reserve against the
growth Of evils and al the same time
gave the disconnected a chance 20 blow
OH steam. \ free press would have
prevented the French Revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
FIRE RECORD.

Z - 81 Ri,ington ST.. A.ron RSbilsl,.k inhng.
.- a. r.. sd. e.. jane FcT'>. 900
, 30 al Fa.r rffh - Nirhoist fariro; innig
..---4 NlsoIpura' So join Plls"aH. .nne
D. i-9 vi -ifh So. Jane. il'Nsi. trnihs
. 4, -sfs Fast 2Iffh 81. 4 tiIslc "a; trrl.f
s, fif We.f Ash - Charles Eltre. tfihlng.
~ ia Prince g.. Rar-h Bfos. 500
( m - Vet I-tl %. Chares B.u ae tnnls
sIs-2e2 Fac an -. Gshof ls"NN i,nlhs
II as-siI F.si S1ih e.. HerWln ksith. trnls
II 9N-l00 No-ning-ile ar.: Join jfk'of t1sns
- ga-595 ION AZ Abraham koee't pun. trnnE
n .o6-l47 West i44'h Ct: Louis slest"ii TInhs
j. ~ sto Fat a'h st.: Henry Go'tiah. timing
a., rfo m front ~ li5 washington square
Caelensfirs. uuknoSn.
1.sn-2s7 am Is Msccsno Company. none.
. So on Az = Meyer: TIMEX
AR ,Vh'fio-,k Az Jacob Msun tHhins
Z a. -q2A Woo..er st.: Joaeph NitsnelS unknown
- W,st clst a. StrscOfe Ionsu,iloh 'V'h-
psny: trifinE r.,-.,,.r,
Works. unknown ,-,,... ..te,,x
"a go Tririfv az Ms SfudniFef. tfhiM
r sa-soi8 Olin7ine sr.: Frank M'iNsg, ''iil'S'
e.1.-4oe Past "a s.. George 80 h'Hc-
b 10 81 ~ May Huehe~. so. 81, = A.,
7.ae-4uto a. itsth q AID IN az !. ?. h'a"'
-m-siS 3' Fs.i 81 a.. Bernard NSmsier; trihins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
New Building Plarls.
lilo RrnnN

ieaTs ST. D. s. p Briggs ." t"t 50 osr
fnrrnts 5atSG5. e Sircfter cox 20 y
s,ree.or 500 Elton az president owner '
Shsefer. g. 40l fremont av Archit'' go, ooo
CRY ISLAND Az 20, winters 81. ~
ssrs ~ lSres. " NeEirs t.itS J. ff 70.
owner: u Booth A Sons cts Island arihi' s.o,
I.rsevALE Az. - 900 Home e., s'y irk
stsfTe 27t42 s. q peilacrOce 9sl Union as,
owner I 4 shslnsr. i'i Bo"eIy' Al'hi' tS56
t5sIp ST. : rs Codrtl.ndt az. siy hrS
fermt 50 eIs7 8. Bensnsou Hes'U 90, V zen
enson loi 1921 A. prsidr1. owner ,i~ 10
f4r r. l0l fremont az srchsa's. cost 'oooO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
HAROLD r. MADDEN. JR..
GAVIN MADDEN.
CHANGE OF NAME

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY:
In tho matter OF the application Of
Arthur ACkERMAN LIGHT ERA1y
COMPANY Tor authority 20 change tie
name 10 AcKERMAS LfGHTERAGE
COMPANY Oncl.
AGKERNAN LIGUTERAGE COMPANY.
domestic corporation. having 10 princips'
otto. and place Os business On the bor-
oryb ~ Manhattan OF the city ~ New
YORK. county OF New York. VIII present
its netition for an order changing Us cor
nor,to name 90 and authorizing II 20 az
sumo the name o. AckERMAN LOTT IT.
saa f,ourt OF the state OF New York. st
snecial Term. Part thereof 20 be hsld .,
iii. County Court House. IN me county
81 New York on the 3lst day 81 January.
1915 at 1920 o'clock \. n, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can I've heard
Dated New York January stu, 1918
ARTHUR ACKERMAN LiGHrkRAGE
COMPANY
By ARTHUR ACkERMAN
FREDERICK " PARK. President
Attorney for Petitioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
PROPOSALS.

EEPUBLIC OF CvBA-BIpS WILL RI
oe.rs ~ the Clyu and Military 'oustruc-
lions. Dep' ~ Public Works. Havana. until
q = NJ February the SRI. 1910 Tor me
e,'are.rnsut N The granite nas- uf the
V,,tlreut which ls 90 be erected FOB Ntior
General Antonio Mareo az Havana. Sp~ci-
restious and general details mas Do "h-
- al fFr OFF,. 80 tine Consul General
~, -. E.ntb'ic. ,f cuba boo NtN furA 'l,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
sBrR.:F.s AUCTION SALES

ITr.NRy BRADY. sHEEIFFS AUCTION.
80 scns ais GAS. Monday. Jan. 18th
t.fc al 1880 O'Clock boo tna forenoon. ai
* - East .-ut So. trimmed and uu-
-utli qerv SUPPLE desk ,chairs etc. Goods
ynui b.. removed Iu med .teiy after sale
tTFHED l. SMITH, -herir
CHARLES KRAMER Deputy sht-ur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

pfspUAN. IDA TN PURSUANCE OF
a., order OF HnuOrs bic John Z. 'Ohalan.
a Surrogate - the county or Sc" YORK
notice is hereby giyea to all persons nav
Inc claims against Ida 7. Bispham. late
Of the County OF New York. deceased, ~
r.-esanf the same. with vouchers thereof
o. the subscribers az their place ar Trans
.ct.uE business. nameiy. ar ne gNH,t OF
Noodford. BoFee 81 Butcher. 80. ] Mad
son Avenue. F~rough Of Manhattan. CRY
Of New York. ou or before the 18th 10 of
Dated. New York. 3oth dag OF December,
FREDERICK % TILGHMAN.
SIDELL TILGHMAN,
WOODFORD BOyEE & BCTCHER. At
tornevs yor Executors. Madison ave-
nue. Borough OF Manhattan. city or
New York
ms "A yERGNE. CATHARINE AN
pursuance 81 ON order Of Honorable John
y G,hsiau. 4 Surrogate OF the County =
Sew York NOTICE IS hereby given 10 an
persons having claims against 'athHrins
a Id. L. Verene late % the county ~
New York. deceased. 20 present the same
,rttb ,ouchcrs thereof % the suuscrlOeI'
m their place OF transacting business a.
the ofTr. OF Herbert NJ Teets. 80 OSp
Eiftb Avenue. I'm the Borough Of Manhat-
- tr me CIV Of New York, on or before
IN isr day OK July next.
~ pated Sew York. the goth day Of De-
'@''I4Fs-rEil r. Do la vERGNE.
NARY u DRAKE, -...,.
KATHARINE De La FEkGNE STEW IN
S6% Executors.
uEEBERT " TEETs.
Attorney for Executors
$50 F!fth Avenue. New York CITY.
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
uonorab Die John J Cohaisr. a Slrrogat -
a. the COUNTY Of New York. NOTICE d,
bs~ely given % s,l persons having claims
a.saIrst Emma " Lockrov. late u the
County II EsseN New Jersey, deced -ed,
o. nr.sent thu sam, with vouchers thereof
- the subscriber al place % transacting
t,,s.n.x. No q Liberty street. IA The CITY
OF New York, on or before the first day Of
Dated. New York. the 23d day OF Octo-
Der 1915.
JOHS Il. COLEMAN. Attorney for EN.
ecutor - Liberty Street, Borough of
Manhattan. New York city
IL PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or HON
orrfle Jonn + COhslan. a Surrogate
u tie County u New York. NOTICE Is
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Isabel Ann Chamberlain. late OF
the County OF New York. deceased, q pre-.
sent the same nltr vouchers thereof TO
.he subscriber. az pls-e or transscttns bust
ness Room LOB 10 s. Liberty Street. la
The city of New York on or before tn,
ia day - January next.
Dated New lora. the 3sth day OF July.
1915
HERBERT CLAYTON cHAMBERLAGa
Administrator.
Car. q, p Il HOWARD. Alto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

MADDEN. HAROLD FIN PURSUANCE
o, an order OF Honorable John 7. cOhslan.
a Surrogate OF the County Ok New fo-k.
notice H. hereby given 10 al persons having
Claims against Harold +. Hadleu, late -
IN. County ~ New York deceased. % pre-.
sent the same. with vouchers thereof TO ms
sungcrlbers az their place ~ transactius
It..iuass AZ tho Office Of their attorneys,
NIessrs Duer, strong Whitehead. no. -
VAL Street. IN ths Clty OF New YORK, on or
before IN, 2sth day o., Ap.i next
Dated New York. the nth day OF October.
1915.
HAROLD r MADDEN. JR..
GAVIN MADDEN.
pUER. STRONG & WHITEHEAD.
Attorneys FOR Executors,
No t3 Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city
CUTTING. JUDITH CARTEH.-IN PUh-
susnce Of An order q Hon. John 2. CO.
heIan 6 Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice rs hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Judith Carter Cut
tins late OF the Clty Of New YORK and %
paris France. deceased. % present the
came. with vouchers thereof. . the sub
ecriDer. at his p1c, for transactng busi-
moss No 100 Broadway. New York CITY.
on or before the 18Th day Of January. 1915.
Dated. July IL. 1915.
JAMES y " CUTTING. Executor.
CHARLES s. ARONSTAM. Attorney for
Executor 100 broadway. Sew York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
notice OF HEARING ON FORM OF
CONTRACT.

a.
Notice IL hereby given that f-uoHc
Wearing will be held - the onfe q the
puliic Service Commission for the Frst
Ii.fri.t M No lbf Nassau street, Dor
ough or Manhattan. New Nork tty. on
thr 24th Day 81 January. 1916, at lV.Sp
and conditions OF contract FOX tht con
struction Of section No. "A Of Roise 30
H. d part Of the Broadway Ourlp AVE-
uus Rapid Transit Railroad.
section "a begins ~ about ffosPec'
Park Plaza In the Borough or BiNonyh'
runs thence under Flsthush Avenis 20 q
connection with the Brighton beAoA ran
road operated by the New YORK 'ShsvIi
dated Railroad Company az sonil MAJ
bone street l.,
COPIES OF tho said contract osy Re
obtained o. the said once Of the sail
Public Service Commission FOR ono bolla'
each. "a.
Dated New York. January 7. lslo.e,o,,
(Signed) PUBLIC SERVICE CON isSIp'
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT
~ OSCAR STHAUS. Chairman
TRAVIS II. WHITNEY Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTEI.
Male

young HolianGsr. best personal reference ..
city. country. So. sits. Mason s. Agency. 13l
IS. 20 81. TEL Bryant-56a3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
SURROGATEs NOTICES.

CRIGGs. 4. Ii,NING.-iN PURSUANCE
~ AM order Of Honorable John p. CO.
haian. 81 Surrogate Of the County Of New
y, RS. NOTICE IS hereby given 20 al per-
sons having claims against = IrFlhs
Gflggs. late Of the County Of New YORK.
deceased 10 present the same Win vorch-
ers thereof 10 a. subscribers. ct their
place of transacting business at the Once
~ Rufus T. Griggs. No. 81 Nassau street.
IN I'm, C,ty of New York. on or before The
dated New York. the 3rd day Of No
pfTrs r. GKiGGS Executor
ELIZABETH MARION BEECHEh
RUFUS r GRlGGS. ., 49,.
Attorney for Executors. 81 Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
YORK. city
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
orable John Y. Cohaian Surrogate OF the
COUNTY Of Sew YorN.
notice is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Charles Unangst' late
OF me County OF New York. deceased, 20 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. A. her place OF transactlug busl-
ness. az the ONCE Of Baldwin. FiEher &
Potter. No 81 Nassau street. In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York. on
OF before the first day OF May next
Dated. New York the 18th day Of octo-
KATIE S. UNANGsT.
BALDWIN FISHER POTTER
Attorney. FOR EtecutriX.
81 Nassau street,
SeW York City. New YORK
CONANT CHARLES Am PURsU-
ance Of an order OF Honorable John p
CohaIen "a Surrogate " the County ~ New
Yor.. notice r. hereby given to all persons
having claims against Charles a Con1nt.
ate 4 IN. county Of New York. deceased.
a. present TIE same. With Vouchers thereof.
% The subscribers. a. their place OF trans
acting business. ~ the Office or Hawkins.
pelsneid g. Lnngt low. 40 20 Exchange
place, IN the City Of New York. on or be-
fore the 18TH day OF February 1915.
Dated. New York. the 2sth day OF July.
1915. FHEDERiCk II PAGE.
ROMAINE H. CROSBY,
Executors
HAWKINS. DELATTELD & LONGFEL-
Low. Attorneys for Executors
PREVOST. sTANHOPE. = IN PURsu-
ance q an order Of the Honorable John
T. sohalau. a Surrogate OF the County %
New York. Notice II hereby given 20 al
persons having claims against Stanhops
prevost late OF the Cl,y 81 Lima. Peru
deceased 20 present the same win Nolch-
80 th.-.os 10 the subscriber. at MS pisc-
u trau.actlng business, the once OK Lloyd
a Wsolox. 80 81 William street tNan-
ba,fanD I'M the city 81 Nav York Oh or
before the i9th day 81 February next
Dated New York. the 3rd day ~ Al.
gust 1915 HASNIS TAYLOR
Auxiliary Administras~r &. a.
LLOYD s MADDOX.
Attorney. for Administrator.
~ WILLIAM Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American ana Foreign Teachers' Agency.-
supplies Professors. Tsacoers. tutors.
Goyernesses. etc. to Colleges schools ana
Families Apply TO Mrs A. j fOoNo-
FULTON. 20 Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
F BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE

chacsof nonhn in
he a bvedp
$'s@1Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
PARTITION SALES.

SUPREME COtRT--NEW YORK COUNTY.
Mabel l.. Bennett. Pisintin. against
Elisabeth NJ Myers individually and a.
admipiatratrix ~ the goods. chatt.ls and
credits ~ william ". Myers, deceased and
others. Defendants.
In pursuance ~ tho interiocutory judg-
mont ~ partition sud sale Of real property
duly made ana entered W the above
titled action and bearing dste tho Sist day
81 bec"fnh"r 1918. and duty entered and
supreme Cour, an1 Of the ne County 81 N lew
YORK on al. Bird day Of January. 1916. I.
the Undersigned. tho Referee In gsid judg-
rnont named. will self at public auction at
~" Exchange SsleSrOoms. Nos ~ and 10
Nesey Street In the Borough 81 Nsnhst-
tan. city of New York. OH tho 3rd day OF
February, 1915. a. twelve o'clock noon OF
the premises directed hy said introductory
Judgment to be sold. therein described As
follows.
ALL that certain lot. pieco or parcel OF
land. with tho building and itnproye menfs
thereon 90 - 4. situste. lying and being
IN tn" Borough Of NanhBtt9n and Tweu-
ueth ward - TIA" city 81 New York, and
bounded and Described as follows.
BEG iNNlNG ~ point on the souih.rly
sido OF Thirteth street distant ~ feet
aud inches easteriy from the easterly
side 81 Ninth Avenue. and running thence
eouth'rly and parallel with the Niuth Ave-
mn" aud partly through party Wall -
feet and . iuohes 30 the center line ~ the
block between TWonty-ninth and Thirustn
Streets. thence easterly along said center
line IS feet and. Inches. thence uOrtherly
aud parallel with said Avenue and partly
through aUoth'I party wall ss feet ara .
inches 20 tho s0uthcrly sid" 81 rhirtieth
Street. and thence westerly along the said
s'utherly H.d" ~ Thirtieth Street is feet
aud inches Co tho point or plsc" ~ begin
niug. Sltd pr~uJscs are the Same prem
Uses witch Wsrr conveyed t. said Charles
J. Myers los Thomas ". Anderson and
label S. his ,tif. bv deed bearing date
th- Znd dav Of December 1905. ard re-
corded Boo tho oiic" ~ the Register = tho
County of NsW foth ON the tfh day ~ De
oemher. 1895. IN Block Series Convey
ancesj Zoo Hiber 100. page 49, iu Section 3.
and indeed against Block 153 on the
Land MSp ~ the citv Of New YORK
Said lremise8 are subject to the cove
nauts sHd restrictions contained iu "A deed
.ec"r,rd iu the Office Of tho Register OF
Do County Of New York in Libsr 60l Of
'1rseYancCs Page E5l. tho easterly and
HtNrriy walls 81 tho building Of said
promises arc party walls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LIT Yorn RENT PAY rhR YOUR uo,r.
Re.t rnaneisl plan sIplsinee by--C0antry hcns
League No 20 Wet tgd A.. psDl 4 Plaza
sss9 Nal. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17
Calls PRESS SAFETY VALVE
A., Miller. Of "Trc>" SAYS u Gi,es
Uothesds Chance 10 Blow on.

Hothesds Chance 4
cbar.es b. A..cr
- York Times s9oe
a Our Nev spaQcr, y
fss Avenue Act'o
1ssrh. We cot our
ID. from the DIVINE
.ssr, be ,ich,
WEEKLY 81
The following tahl
We. York Stock EAcha.
$40 and 1915.
Total sales for the
t.-,erx ~ Gafp S61
'A'us''
-
~
- ....r-... 400
h.NIeIpAl.
* : s. r'., $685.
d. g. les
a. A.
tA's
u org
IuP .a-
e.. @
- CO i
81 Re- OF l.. -..
gas
"N \ N@.
NH
Sd fss
c o..
c. t.t
j. on -.
e. Z" rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17

said promise. are subject 70 an IN.
croachnant under tho street by The vault
ther.froru: the eas,erly and ves'erly VANS
% tho building erected thereon are parry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17

p.NfAN -TIrf c.as. too. wants position a. coos
~ genera. hcuseWork. uo i4uldD. b.. Box -
Tribune Ollce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17

FREDERICK TILGHMAN.
SIDELL TlLGHMAN,
Executors
WOODFORD. BOVEE & BCTcHER. At
torneys f0r Executors Z Madison Ave.
nuo. Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-17

Dated New York city. January SIN. 1918.
ALGERNoS :. NORTON,
Referee.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS ACTIVE.
Trading Was More Professional Than
usuaI-MfrI<et Closed Strong.

New York, Jan. 12.-Further shrink
age in the quoted values Of special
stocks attended early operations in
today's market, with recoveries
amounting to some very substantial
gains before the close. ForenS ON de-
clines of to points in sucM issues
as Crucible Steel, Baldwin Loa hmotive
and a few others of the mum ions or
allied groups, were caused large
part by the aggressive tactics of the
short interest, which later was driven
to cover.
Trading was more professional than
usual, investors maintaining thSir at
tttude of aloofness. Overnight gdevel-
opments. in Mexico gave rise to re-
newed apprehension in that quarter,
as was seen in the early weakness of
MEXICAN Petroleum and American
Smelling
>. The rally of the afternoon was led
by q. S. Steel, that stock recovering
from IS, its minimum price for the
current movement, to IS 3-8 and clos
ing with a.net gain of one point. High
grade rails also participated in the
forward movement, notably Canadian
Pacific, ST. Paul Union Pacific, Read
ing and New York Central.
Conspicuous among. the very active
and .strong specialties was Mercan-
tile Marine, the common rising one
to 20 rs, the preferred 1 7-8 to 79 3-S
and the 4 IL bonds 2 3-S to the high
record Quotation of 90 Is Although
official details were lacking, it was
reported that definite agreement had
been reached between the opposing in
trests in the proposed reorganization.
American Can was again one of the
most prominent industrxals, its
strength being accompanies ~ ru-
mors of additional war contracts and
reports bearing on dividends. Deal
ings tapered off in the final hour that
period being devoted to a few OF the
high priced specialties, some OF which
scored sensational advances. Cuban
American Sugar made an extreme rise
Of is 1-2 to 174 1-2, South Porto Rico
Sugar to 1872, u. S. Industrial Al
cohol 1-2 to 1874 1-2 and eneraI Mo-
tors Is to ATS. Total sales of stocks
amounted to 10000 shares.
Exchange markets We're strong, ex-
cept remittances to Italy, Tires falling
three points to 6.71, decline of three
points from yesterday. Marks held
their recent recovery, being quoted at
rs 1-5 to 76.
Bonds followed the course of stocks,
making marked recoveries in the later
hours. Total sales, par value, aggre-
gated $7,190, 900.
U. s. bonds were unchanged on call.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-13
YALE WANTS HOCKEY
ADVANCED TO MAJOR SPORT.
Blue Has Prospects of Brilliant Sea-
son.

Raised to the standard of a major
sport in interest. quality of play and
undergraduate enthusiasm, hockey will
open what promises to prove its most
successful season at Yale this week.
Among campus collegians the game is
now generally ranked ahead of base
ball and track athletics, rowing and
football alone outclassing 1t in uni
versity estimation. 1t has not yet,
however, been given rank as a formal
major sport but move to supplant
track athletics with it has been made
and the undergraduates believe that
the change will take place before many
seasons.
Yale undergraduates feel that hook
ey now occupies the entire winter sea-
son, through the construction OF arti-
fetal ice Kinks a number of cities,
with largely attended games
against all rival big universities. while
track athletics is confine to a couple
is always in a snarl because of eligi-
bility qualifications and has been pro-
hibited by many Northwestern uni
versities.
Meanwhile the 'rY" will be given for
track athletic winners and the "Y
H. IT, (Yale Hockey team) instead of
the simple, coveted ''Y'' for the mem
bers of the hockey team, although the
hockey players will draw some &c.
coo people to their Is games this sea-
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of tie track team, which include the
intercollegiate games.
Should Yale hockey team capture
the intercollegiate title this winter q
strong effort would be made to award
the member of the team individually
the 'Y'' which is the chief token Of
Yale athletic merit. The undergrad
yates would warmly support such a
move and 1t is now believed that the
athletic committee would ultimately
favor it.
Undergraduates believe that Yales
chances for capturing an intercolle-
giate title this winter are the bright
est in years, despite the failure of the
team to defeat Princeton in more than
one of the three games scheduled at
Pittsburgh during the holiday vaca-
ton.