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TO THE HOLDERS OF PREFERRED
STOCK OF
THE PITTSBURGH 3 WEST VIRGINIA
RAUwAY COMPANY,

New York. n. Y, August Z, 1917. .
At regular meeting OF tho Board or
Directors OF The Pittsburgh a West WV
ginla Railway Company held az the once
Of the Company. No. 40 Broadway. IN TINS
Borough OF Manhattan, New York city. on
the second day OF August. 1911, dividend
Of one and one-half (iAfe) per cent was
declared on the Preferred stock OF ths
Company for the quarter ended June ~,
1917, payable September I, 1871, TO stock
holders OF record August IS, 1917.
Holders Of interim certificates represent
ing preferred stock should present tbeir
certificates for exchange for deftnitiye eer-
tlficates on or before August 20, 1917, ~
ofice OF Central Trust Company Of New
York, 81 Wall street, New York City.
p. ]. Drummer. Secrstary.
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Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted to
SAIL, oOe, against s3,124,OOO Monday,
S2,s26,O0e a week ago and S5,6l4,OoO a
year ago. From January l TO date,
S60S, 129 900, against s647,1S6,OOO in
1916.
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neg o. isp o..
chrystis Street

Approximate amount Of the nortsass
dabt. costs and allowance 10 ssventysnye
thousand six hundred and rvs and eIio'
dollars tTB,606.BD.
proximately none.
Dated, New York, July 81. 1911
(s) FREDERIC I. LoCKMAN,
Referees.
ABRAHAM n. sARAsoHN. Plaintiffs
Attorney, 500 Broadway. New YORK.
City.
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STORAGE NOTICES
ANSONIA
STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
isI-iss-iai WEST ssth STREET.

New York. August 18th, 1911
To Mrs. F. c. Becker. Mrs I. NJ. Hug
Jas MCGUIRE, by John T. Morssi Mira Lil-
Ian sims, Mrs r. Them. chas II. weskss:
You and each OF you are hereby noticed
that the tina for the payment Of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after duo notice thereof
had been given you, We Will cause such
property, 70 wit; Household goods psrsonsi
effects, carpets, eto>. stored By you OF In
your name In the Ansonia Storage Ware
house Co.'S warehouses, 10 be sold ct pub
Ito auction. according TO the statute In such
case made and provided. AZ the Monarch
Auction Rooms, iS Eas. iisth 81, New
York City, on FRIDAY, AUGUST 3lst,
1917, az 1880 A. NJ, and on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 4th, 1917, at 1890 A. NJ.
and II tho sale thereof 10 not completed on
said dates the same will be continued at
the same place on each and every Fri
day and Tuesday thereafter. beginning at
1880 A. ". on each day and continuing
until all the goods are sold.
AssoNIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. Inc.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-MARGARfT A. NORRIS, Plain.
tir, against CHARLES r.. PAGE and
others Defendants. Ronald X Brown.
York. Pursuant 20 judgment. entered July
-, 1917, !, the undersigned, will sell az
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos 1918 Vesey Street, Borough OF Man
haitian, New York. at twelve o'clock noon
on August 20, 1871. By Samuel Marx, Auc.
tioneer, the mortgased premises directed
by said judgment 10 be sold, situated In
the Borough OF Manhattan, County and
CITY OF New York. on the Northerly side
OF Water Street described in the mortgage
in two parcels; a. 81 feet inches or
Whereabouts Essterly from Roosevelt Street,
is feet inches in width In the front and
10 feet inches in the rear, 81 feet inches
on the Westerly side and IS feet Inches
on tho Eastsriy side: (D adjoining the nrst
mentioned parcel on the East, being -
feet, or Whereabouts. In width In front, -
feet in the rear, 81 feet more or less IN
depth on the Westerly side. and S fest
inches on the Essterly side; be said sew
eral distances and dimensions more or less
Being moro particularly described on ths
mortgage recorded in the Registers once
Of New York County in Section I, Block
l10 Liber IT'S Of Mortgages. Page tos.
The following 10 diagram OF said prem
ises;
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
CERRO DE PASCO
COPPER CORPORATION

august tth, IFIf
A quarterly dividend (No. ~ Of 800 per
share and an extra dividend Of 90 cents
per share on the outstanding Capital Stock
Of the Company has been declared paya-
bic on September LIST, 1917, TO stockholders
Of record at the close OF business August
nth, 1917.
Checks will be mailed by the Columbia
Trust Company, Dividend Disbursing Agent
II. EsR MoLLER, Treasurer.
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Bonds

.Bsth ST g S-yr ssls ssh ss,a ss,.
ssCansda Cop rx. IS IS 30 10
100 Canadian Govt IS ss?+ ,SSs% az ,S SO"
50 &c. n ayr 5s n. ssls ssA ss1s ssA
50 'Rw Govt SAs.. SO 50 IS IS
.Unlisted tssil cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-15

Ho. ass sis Water Street
Free and clear Of all sncumbrancss, sx.
eept survey exceptions Approximate
amount Of mortgage debt. costs and allow.
snces is Sio.l50. and Interest taxes. as
sessments and water rates. t.l3ss< ana
interest
Dated New York, August 6, 1911.
FRANK T. wARBURTON, Referee.
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Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Tuesday were as follows;
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lndustriais

Sales. Open High' Low Lnst'
1000 Aetna Expl.... 7 69s o9s
100 'Air Reduction. SO 30 70 s8
700 'Car l. & p. 3Ha 5Ta SZa 20
100 C9Twen Steel. I'VE IVA 1913 llts
100 Settles Serv W 29 70 2s ~
1900 Curtiss Aero. 62Ha o254 asa oeLa
400 Emerson Phon. 63s 67s oT4 e3s
400 Everett II Inc. 249s 2434 247s 2914
100 sHavana Tob.-.
$40 Holly Sugar c.. 81 60 62 63
100 Int Con Rubber II II II IL
2l0 sLake Torp BIT. 6Is e8 eZe
1000 'Maxim Mum. ia 1T IA lB
100 IN Y Shipping. "a ~ - 80
2475 prudential p. 5H ga oN2 64
$50 Republic NJ T.. 81 90 b4 DO
500 Smith NJ t.. 4H ga ga ga
200 Smith & T T pf 10 10 10 10
1000 est Joe Lead. 2oNs Z0Z4 2oZs IVA
a sSS : :sfssl 81 AlGys c. c. 2s7 ' as' as
$50 'United T. Aero 44 "a ga "a
1900 U Steamship. 4Ns 40 4as "a
1000 'United Motors. 1884 24Hs 2s's 2sHs
400 I'm Zine Smelt. b g
$4,000 SWIM Aircraft. 1874 1874 1924 i2Ia
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures-Early declines were fol-
lowed by rallies in the coffee market yester-
day, with the close net points lower 70
points higher. Sales were reported Of 24,5Oo
hays including exchanges OF September for
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Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays pncea ecmpHso VIM
those OF year ago:
New York. Yesterday. AFeh ago
Live steers, best, ~ .x a,.o
100 lb.......,. N.so Usi*'ke so" ef'o"
Dressed beef sides. . ., ,,,,
ID ........i...' Nv v NV 80 '''|a
i4 loo ' ibi'....a".ls.eo @ 1875 $50 O 1850
Dressed sesls, city. =, .. ..
10 .....s..s...s 81 n - -
lave ewes. 100 ID. 600 q 1000 40 q 7'Lo
Lambs fair 10 prime
100 y ....... 400 g NV wy VAC
Dressed mutton. 10. Is ~ " -
Dressed lambs. ID. ~ 10 20 q ,.'I9h
HoSA 100 lb......U.oo " - iooo " 'o'oo
Dressed hogs. ba-
con. ID ........ .ISg 'S - 40 40
Mes pork hbl 400 d - 1880 2SW
Mess beef. bbl. 1910 q 5O.oO lbVo q 'S'V
Lard. Md. West az.
ID ..'.t<'ooe " -<V'' ""oS % '''
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Consolidated Exchange

Unit Of trade On this exchange. 10 sharss.1
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
moro active stocks follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-15

Cettensesd OIL Futures.-Ths eottonseed
oil market yesterday was kept In state
OF nervousness by the feversh action of
lard. Early In the day there was consider
able pressure on account Of a decline In the
lard market. Subsequently. however. prices
rallied and closed unchanged 70 l. points
net higher. Peace rumors and the Ietion OF
cotton were largely responsible for the late
rally, although the frmness in other fats
and rreases exertcd more or less influence.
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Mining Stocks

Sales. open. HlRh. Low. Last
300 Acme Cop Hills re 2H "a
1900 Alas-Br Col NJ. ss Is " %
1000 'tAriz.C "a p). Is B 70
1900 'tAtlsnta 49,. 1oZa 1oZ2 1oE2 1oZ2
$500 Big Ledge c Co ia Ia es ia
1900 tBost & Mont. ~ 70 "a -
250o Butte CGZvtc iOZ. 1893 ga toHs
400 eco D !tesi.s DSisoit' ~" 70" -" ~"
1900 zeal & jerome. ~ IA ~ IA
1000 Canada Copper. ga ga YES z9s
300 tCAshboy ...... IL o. -
2I 200 Coco Riv Min. - % "a 70
1000 Con Ariz Sm,.. 2Ha git ga E9s
200 Cresson Gold. O., o., o.,
POO .Denbigh M. lNs ia lZs lis
100 Dundee-ACA 70 "a
$1,000 sErnma Con-. ia IN In lie
1900 tGoldfeld Con. % % % 90
27OO .tCreat Bend " wy, X "
1000 sGreenmonkter. IN ~ ~ 20
755 Hecla Mining. 6B ga u,
200 Hudson Is Il NJ. ~ ,IH
$500 slim Butler. ~ 30 90
1 10000 % Verde Ga pl. 10 ltt 70
1900 Josvig.K "a pO ~ "a ovn rs
2bOO tJurnbo Ext ~ r., e., ,,L
5000 jim Of EMtnpj "a 20 "a 20
200 Louisiana Con.
100 'MagnA Chiei. "a "a
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Commodities .

closed sc to 1e net higher. Receipts were
larger, and there was a disposition TO look
for increased offers Of new oats. The local
cash market was easy.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash; close. close. ago
New York ........ 81 81 .oV
Contract;
Chicago, September STA .57N7 .435s
Chicago, December. .677s .e7Na .4oIa
Rye--Asrket quiet.
Yes'dsy's Previous Year
Cash, close. close. ago
N. Y. No. 2 western.s1.s5 s1.e5 s1.23
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Yesdays Previous Year
close. close. ago
Rye -four, choice. 80. 1900 1900 $50
Cornmeal. kiln dried. zoos 1905 40
Bran, in sacks a.. 400 1000 $3.50
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Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. high' Low Leg.
f5$S :A'ss ~ X u x y, ::
$50 &c Mex o (ap) 20 40 20 90
1855 'cosden on. y VA ioH 1913
2s35 .tCrosby P(apl SO So So IS
250O Cumber Pr & u II
5000 ELK Basin Pet W. 11S2 1oH ,'ga
1000 SIX O&G (ap) 20 "a 20 %
300 sEsmeralda o 1Ts 1Is rs
400 federal OIL. o." AZ 5Hs 90 S
COO lint. Petroleum. 1874 1874 10 10
S Ie5S K Kssstons G coP p, So 81 ga 81
POO 'Knick-Wyo o. 5A ga eH
$50 'do pfd. 80. 1oNa 1919 1914 ioIa
IsSS . .M.r OH Sl'y Corr 1 4oR 4oH ss ,s%
500 Met Petroleum. iss ia i3s ia
10000 'tMidwest Oil 14S 14s 1889 t4s
S ;ssS .M ,SG 1td Rel 1872 i 1872 10 1870
1000 IN Y-okla Oil. q 81 "a "a
10000 ''N'western OIL 81 OF e8 81
2o00O'tokkla com. 1oNa 1oH eNz 1oNs
1890 Okla Prod & Io7s Ito's 1914 1913
200 osage-H OIL. ga s5s s5s eIa
500 'Pawhuska Oil Il Il IL Ia
1875 Penn-Ky OIL. ess 6Is
1000 'P-o o & c.. t2I4 t24 12Is 124
500 IS o & R.. 1t7s 11.s II II
$500 sequoyah OR 1Ns 1H III IN
- 5 $ ; ;;::j::; i
1900 'West States P. 70 Is u "
1875 'Wyo Oil r.. 20 "a % u
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Hay and StOw
Yesterday. year ago.
(Per TOM per TOM
Timothy. No. I,
No. / clover mxd 1900 1900 to.oo8 1900
rive straw, No. ! t4.oo@t5.oo 1909 1900
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OFFICE OF
FEDERAL MINING 6 sMUTING co.

80 Broadway, New YORK, Aug. I5lh, WI.
A dividend Of one and three-qusrters
Qs es) per cent on the Preferred Stock OF
This company has to-day been declared.
payable September 18th. 1911, 10 stock
holders of record at the close OF business
on August 25th, 1917.
GEO. VI. PETERSEN. Secretary.
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
DlNIhenI RN.

Dividend 85.
At meeting OF the Directors held to-
day the usual quarterly dividend OF two
and one-hslf per cent. on the Common
Stock for the quarter ended soth June
last being at tho rate OF seven per cont.
per annurn from revenue and three per
cent per annum from special income sc-
count, was declared payable LIST October
next to shareholders OF record at p. NJ,
ERNEST ALEXANDER. Secretary.
Montreal, August 10, 1911.
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us t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-The wheat market will pass
fully into the control of the govern
ment on September 1. Leading sx-
changes have been asked by Mr.. Hoover
to suspend all operations In futures on
that day. In consequence Of the gov
ernments taking over Of the market
ordinary factors which are usually In
strumentsl in bringing about price
changes have lost their significance and
are being considered only as matter
Of curiosity and habit
The impression prevails that the
Food Commission will name lower
price than prevails at present, the pop
ular idea being that a minimum OF 81
in Chicago will be decided upon,
although some authorities believe that
even a lower figure may be named.
This is materially lower than prevail
ing cash prices, which at present
range from about 1925 to $3.50 In Chi
cago, according TO grade.
Exporters were credited with taking
about 5000 bushels of red winter
wheat. Export buying. however, is not
an important feature, as foreign coun-
tries have signified their willingness TO
take the entire American surplus AZ
whatever price is named by the gov
eminent.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York. .s237 $3.50 S.o4
Contract:
Chicago. Sept. 2.o4 2.o4 1'42
con.-Priee, in tn. corn market were
hrm.r. with a good demand from shorts
prompted by q sharp rally in the price Of
old cash corn. Peoria. which had expert
enced a very radical decline on Saturday and
Monday. reported an advance OF TO 10
cents in the price Of cash corn there, al
though there were no specific evidences OF re-
newed aggressive buying by distilling In
terests.
Sentiment In regard 10 the new crop po-
sitions is divided. Many think that the price
Is low enough in view Of the very small sup
niles of old corn IN the country, which viii
a..ur. an active demand for the new crop
a. soon as il can be harvested. Others.
however. think that cash corn viii dselins
steadily TO n new crop basis. while the large
crop In the South this year Is expected to
supply some OF the early demand. The
local cash market was Arm.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash. close. close aga
New York ........si.ss S.a .Ssts
Chicago December. 1.tSs4 t.t4H IVA
Chicago. May. LISA Ira 74,s
oatt.-Furthsr buying by exporters. who
were credited with taking 100000 bushels.
gave the markets q steadier tone. and prices
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Yesterdays Previous Year
Metals

The United States government and
the Allies may soon enter the market
for another copper order. larger than
any that has been placed within the
past several months, according TO re-
ports current in the copper trade.
There is very little spot copper to be
had. One big producer is quoting rs
cents for small lots and q cents. for
last quarter copper. Steel manufact-
urers expect some definite news rela.
tive to price fixing before the end OF
the week. 1t is estimated that about 40
per cent of the capacity Of the mills is
now engaged in government work.
Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year. follow:
y
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Open. High. Low. Last
Sales.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
900 .tM.rrnatie c.. Is ~ Is q
1900 tMagnsts Cop. 10 NJ 70 "a
1000 'tMAr:h Min. .. 10 ID ID 1s
200 Mason Valley. rs rs ia ia
200 tMeKinley-D b5 % 90 %
$500 milford Cop. 1T 1T
1900 'tMohican c Q. % % "a
500 'Mojave Tungs. II III IL IL
5000 '+Mother- Lode. = 20
5000 'tNat Zinc L 20 20 81 80
$50 Niedas Mining. w lH lH l1
900 'Ohio Copper l7s Ia Ia Ia
$500 Portland c c.. 81 - -
100 'Red War Min. "a "a
$500 trek Con Min. e e q x
$500 tRieh'd Mh&R. % % % %
200 Rochester Min. 90 30 % 90
10000 Sill of Arir.. 70 " "a "
500 Stand Sid. II ~ ~ n
500 Stewart ....." "a -
250o 'tSuccess Min. 80 ~ T ~
300 Sup Cop Ia pr 70 70 ia "a
1900 Tonopah Ext. 90 .xn 20 *"
1000 'tTroy-AriZona - ~ u,
200 United Eastern. ATs ga 20 IA
1900 u Tunx.. r. q
200 Unity G Co. ga "a ~ en-
900 'tUtah Nat NJ. VA IA "a IA
$500 '1Utiea Mines. n x ~ q
1900 'Verdo c Cop. " ~ 20 .,b
500 tWest End Con 81 o. 81
1900 tWilbert Min. q 50 q 60
$4,000 tYer Mt Cop. ~ ~ ~
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sURROCATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, q Surrogate
Of the County OF New York, NOTICE Ia
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against the estate OF Thomas I. MoKesn.
late OF the County Of New York. absentee.
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
business the Office Of its attorney, David
Bennett King. Nc. lB Broadway, IN the
City OF New York on or before the sth
day OF February next.
DATED, New York the 9Th day OF August,
1911 COLUMBIA TRUST CO,
Temporary Administrator,
DAVID BENNETT KING. Attorney for
Temp. Admir-, iS Broadway. y. Y.
City
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John p. cohalan, . Surrogate Of
the County of New York. notice is here
by given TO all persons having claims
against Helen Allen, late OF the County Of
New York state Of New York. deceased,
10 present the same With vouchers thereof
10 the subscribed. at his place OF transact
inr business At the once Of Allen q Cam
mann. No 90 Wall Street, In the City Of
New York. on or before the 10th day Of
December nsIt.
Dated, New York, the tth day. Of June.
1911. e. HUNT ALLEN,
Administratof.
ALLEN q CAMMANN. Attorneys for Al
nainistrator, IS Wall Street, ~. Y. City.
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Southwestern Power G. Light Co.

The regular quarterly dividend OF one
and three-quarters per cent. O&T) on
the Preferred Stock OF Southwestern Power
& Light Company has been declared, pays.
Bile September /, 1917, 20 stockholders OF
record at the close OF business August IL,
1al- NJ IL. AIMING. Treasurer.
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GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.

as Broad Street, New York, July n, 1sl7.
A quarterly dividend OF TWO per cent
(,sst will be paid September /, 1917, 20
Common Stockholders Of Record at p NJ
a LANCASTER MORGAN. Treasurer.
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oatt.-Further buying by exporters. who
were credited with taking 900 bushels.
gave the markets a steadier tone. and prices
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Orchard and Field

Yesterday. A year ago.
Beans, marrow. 1915,
choice 100 lbs. S1oOO4 12.zo Ss.ooY
Peas. large basket. .5og 10 -Zoq 10
Peaches. N. j.. car ,..e,,z
rier ............ '.oO4 CIV '''NB '''~
Potatoes, Long ISL
and, Dbl. ......... S.o0g f.oo e.0og o'O
Apples, Dbl. ....... 2.Oog Spy Leg 1' oo
Grapeft, Cuban box 2.OO4 5.0o l.oogt.1o
Oranges. Cuban. box 2.ooq SO l.oog4.oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-15

BENDER 4 LEVY. INC. merchant tsle1 Al
l1ff Broadway. have made an aSsiSnnsnt 70 Martin
Gollutrer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11
Fine Programs of
Music Arranged
By Army Y. Nj. c. A

Tonight on the outdoor stage ~
partmcnt ~ the Woman's club will
give one ~ their dlishtful concerts.
The reginiental band viii open tho
program with several selections an
dcr the erection ~ enter Musician
tiaymts. MANY civilians from town
are planning 20 ride to The camp Jo
also enjoy the evenings entertain
mcnt
The Amy $ VI g.. \ h providing
the best Of entertainments Tor m"
men Resides tho pictures four times
| Ter week special numbers are ar
ranged Is features Of the evening Next
Tusday night Mrs = Bolln tClgirl
Bellinil from Hammcrstcin's opera.
Nrw york city WIFI sing Her songs
will DE tu many languages and VIII
hc selected FOR the pleasure OF the sole
diers. ~hc mas secured t. assist ncf
Miss Doe cannon. who for twelve
years hos boon professional concert
NiulmIat playing In the prphcum and
the Rcdpath Lyceum bureau nt Ch
cage. and also at Keith. PROT Hon
man viii also assist with clarinet lul
saVIph0nc. which will make ono -
tho must enjoyable evenings 10 80
camp Mr. Bolla studied under
NnsOlgnI at Milan. ltalN and viii sin
rpmo of the composition u mi
masters work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11
WHOLE CITY TO Be
SPR|NKLED AND NO
SPECIAL TAX LEVY
Council Drops Street Watering Or
dinance That Mayor and Prop.
erty Owners Denounced as In
equitable and Unfair.

Protests hN property owners have
I He'd the special levy FOR street
sprinkliug city Council did not take
mp the vetoed ordinance n the adj
journcd meeting last night and II died
with the ,diuurnment uf the session.
No special tax will he levied fui
watering he streets. Alderman 4 e.
Simms. father ot the sprinkling meas
ure. announced.
" have decided said Mr. Simms
Ito use the new %sprinklers ON all tbs
streets In the city The money 20 Ha'
the expenses of the s%prinkling will %,
taken from city funds
There are three new spriuklers
one of them Is q combination cat
that = used for flushing streets e.,
well as %sprinkling,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11

Fifth and Silver.
Hugh A. Copper, pastor
Services at ~ a m and $3.50 . m.
with young peoples meeting.
Morling theme. The Bible Lost
and Found"
special music at each service.
chorus choir under the direction Of
Mrs. r. T.. Bradford.
The public is cordially invited
Musical numbers. Morning But
the Lord h. Mindful from the ora
turiu ST Paul, ,Mondelssohnl. Miss
MARI Leaning Evening Jesus aud
shall 10 Ever he. tHHrpcrl. Mrs r. L.
Bradford.
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broadway Christian church.

Randolph Cook. supplying, Resi-
dcnce enc east Central ayonu OF
iicc phone. 1858.
church located 49, - south Broad
way
The church board has asked Rev
COOK 10 act a. supply minister Will,
the regiment remains here. Accord
iugI, he viii preach sunday ~ - a
m and F, y m Topics of Interest
to be distressed
SUNDAY school AZ 9.lj a. ~ Chris-
tiau Endea'or at g. M.
We cordIaliy invite the public Ga
worship with US.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11
MIR. and Mrs. Coors
Return From Auto
Tour Of the State

Hcur, q C1urs DR. assistant United
states distinct attorney accompanied
by his Nife. returned last night from
.an auto trip through san Miguel
Mora. Taos and DolfaV counties They
were gone thy.e weeks. AT Dpor.
states thai right boz tho mountains
grass ana crops look good but on tho
prairie country everything is "N'ep-
uou1l'N DIV. CatitW"n ana f'tm'f'
ir the unirrignted sections are very
much distressed over the prospects
and unless heavy rains IAN soon their
losses viii be large.
Mr. aud Mrs Coors enjoyed the de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11

Corner Coal and Broadway.
Rev. \. Tothnker. pastor.
Sunday School . HS1l o. S,tlo
sunday school aii. n : Iith-
gov superintendent.
Morning service - a W sermon
hy Elhbi NJ Hergm3nu ui Temple Al
bert Solo boy Mrs Florence BuIii.
"D Heavenly Father l.utprmezzo
'ayaIleria R~u~iirannl Mnsctsui Nio-
Iu ubligltu Miss Zuo Cannon Violin
solo Dos Miss cannon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11
Don't Miss This Submarine Sale
Just a Few More Days

lights OF camp life At times. and re-
port a delightful trip. Fishing Is
good M they report having caught
many trout In the mountain
They spent several days with Mr..
Coors' parents IN Las Vegas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11

Hives. eczema. itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Doan's Ointment Is
fine for skin itching. All druggists
sell Il. GO cents a box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11

Evening service, \ y. m. An Ev-
eniug with the Old Hymns, Secre-
tary y. W. Beunilg will give a short
talk and will lead the singing Special
musical program printed elsewhere.
Motion pictures following the SER
vice. Al are invited 10 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-11

he saved money by filling his lies
puprse ana turning her Loose on bar
gain day-Houston Post.