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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-18
Advertised Letters

United States Postoffice. Rock Is
land, ILL.,, Dec. IT, 1917-Advertised
list No. 81: Mrs. G. NJ. Allen. Robert
Aim, Mis- Thelma Beghtel t31, Mrs,
Frank Bruno, H. l.. Beidelman. H. W.
Bailey, H. F. Burkheimer, VIII Brid-
gett, Miss Gertrude Croxton, Miss Nel~
lie Cummings, Miss Mabel Carpenter.
Mrs A. Collins, Miss G. b. Croxton.
Mrs. Rosa Cullom. Mrs. A. Collins %,
Mrs. Camille Campbell, Ross Chides-
ter, Donald Cameron, c. W. Centues.
william Crowley, Mrs Dosey Duncan,
Edward Doherty, Theo Davis. George
Dyer. Mrs. Chloe Eyre, Miss Firth,
Mrs. Lula Foster, b. NJ. Ferguson,
Graham, Walter Glow, J. B.
Harper, Joseph Hardi, Thomas ].
House, Charles Healy. Ellie Heath
George Holton, Roy Heathman, II. E.
Hun, Robert Hopper, Miss Myrtle Har-
son, Anna Henderson. +. c. Johnston
Walter johnson. Gertrude Kobes, Mrs
Charles Kiddlers. Rev. W F. Kirkpat-
rick, Angel Kaliones. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kuttler.- H. H. Kinney Miss
Anna Landerberg. Miss Mabel Nelson
Thomas Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
10y, Mrs. +. w. Miller, Miss Clara
Mccartney. Miss Lex Miller, George
McNuth, MI McFadden, Jim McGraf
Charles McLin. Jene Murphy. Johr
Miller. W. f. Moves, Willie Mingo
Willie Mack, Al Narte, Mrs. Anna
Palmquist Lloyd Pace. Roy Peminch
Ralph Peterson, ] Parrish, William
Quick. Miss Nettie Reed. Mrs Ross
First avenue, Fred Rupert, J. H. Rath
d. 3. Boath, Supt Carroll R. Reed
Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs, Louise
Schnare, Mrs Carrie Shattee, Mrs Fl
Simmonds, Miss Alta Self. Arin Sc
neal Charley Stevenson, Harr!
Springman, Walter Schumacher, LloyC
Seibert, n. N. Stoner, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Robert Simpson, Stanley Snyder, Mrs
Jennie Tracy, Ernest Thompson, J. NJ
/ TOenamau, Mrs. r. WalstTand, Mrs
Mabel Wachendorfer, Tom j Walters
Charles II. Wilson, Bert Young, Her
man Zuhn. Foreign; Boza Ceram.
/ When calling for these letters please
( mention advertised list No. 81.
HARRY P. SIMPSON,
Postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-18
DUTIES BEGUN BY
ADVISORY BOARD
Lawyers on job Today Helping Regis
trants With Questionnaires-
Four Each Day.
HOURS FROM TO O'CLOCK
Body Of Attorneys Stationed in Rooms
Adjoining Exemption Office
Schedule Arranged.

At the meeting Of the Rock Island
advisory board held yesterday after
noon. officers were selected and the
plan of service ia assisting the regis
trants in filing out their question
naires was outlined and completed,
and today the Lawyers were Oh duty.
-Four Rock Island members Of the
county bar association as result OF
yesterdays meeting Of the advisory
hoard, viii serve each day from 9
O'Clock In the morning until o'clock
in the evening A schedule has been
made out, showing the dates on which
ne different attorneys are expected 70
he on duty. II anyone finds that he
will be unable to be there on that date
il Is up 10 him, IN accordance with the
decision OF the advisory board, TO fur
nish a substitute for himself
The offices OF the advisory board
will be In two rooms adjoining the ex-
emption board quarters on the fourth
floor OF the Peoples bank building at
the corner of Eighteenth street and
Second avenue In this location the
registrants can be most conveniently
served by the advisory board for when
the questionable has been satisfac-
torily filled out the registered man
has but 10 walk into the exemption
board and turn IT, over to those Off
cials This. as has been stated be
fore, must be done within seven days
OF the date that Il was mailed out by
the exemption officials, the date Of
mailing being stamped on the upper
left hand corner OF the first page Of
the questionable
Free Counsel
Joseph l. Haas. J. Hays BrittOn
Hugh r. Curtis and r. II. Guyer were
on duty as members Of the advisory
board today When all Of the lawyer:
slated for work on the advisory board
have served as free advisors Of regis
trants. the list OF those scheduled fol
such service win simply be started OF
again. and so on until the work O
making out the questionnaires has
been completely disposed Of
Schedule Of Service.
Following is the list OF lawyers e1
pected to serve on the advisory boar'
and the dates on which they viii b,
on duty
Dec. 1S-J. L. Haas, ]. Hays Brit
ton. II. Il. Curtis, r. H. Guyer.
Dec. l9-W. G. Allen, Albert HUI
Der, c. l.. Hubbard. Grant Hultberg
Dec 20-J. r. Kenworthy, Car
Kuehl, W. t. Ludolph. y. A. Larson
Dee ELL NJ McCaskrin, J. Z
Murphy, J. W Maucker, r. W. Ohm
tted
Dec. 22--George Perrin, r r. Rey
nolds, J. II. Rogers. J. X. Scota
Dec. 24-C. J Searle. J. Clintof
Searle. f. II. Stafford, Clarenc
Schroeder
Dec ed. n. Simonson, ".
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-18
ZIFFREN SENT BACK
BECAUSE OF ILLNESS

Harry B Ziffren, 1903 Thirteenth
street, is home from Camp Cody, hay-
ing received an honorable discharge
from Battery D on account Of failing
health due to the extreme dry climate
that prevails in that part Of the coun-
try.
He states that few of the men suffer
under this condition, however, and that
all the other members of Battery D
are in good condition After taking
an examination physicians stationed
with the battery ordered him north
He intends enlisting in some other
branch Of the service
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-18

Schroeder, Jesse Spencer, W. j
Sweeney
Dec. &c. 3. Marshall, E. w.
Schoede. H. NJ. Sehriver, s. r. Van
Noorden.
Dee. % c. L. Walker, J. r Witter,
Fl A. Weld. B. f. Schriver.
Dec. 29--Ciyde Walker. p. II. Wells.
}. T Stafford, J. T. Kelly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29

35 BANKING corporation private
banker. or trasi company. cap
iial 100000 or over, per
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
ErRNI,HEp RooMs TOR RENT

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f.,a s..T-Krsrt ,..- f-r-4s-s. '.e-- r.tt
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t..f t.ett
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foh .--.ssp.as f-,z as se-iA
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f-s. st4f.ls ss-. rtr- Wef.1
fnE kEtr-f--.it-e1 he~g.-. roa,,. 80
E.-tt K-rm
. .Wo r.--.y ilrrta.1 rlo-rs 10 0t.sc,ion
3. .-al htHF F.rs silt.j
D-El abb '.,siits fooms III Wes; sixth.
Its-s fa--R
fOK kKNI-Iro taseueni rooEs. Ph9as
NICELY 'srlshst r,9ns fos relt l1.l
-ne'a l.r..I-a'I
/ LARGE pi-i.lrt ra7u via bard isr tao
-tr -l'k Boulder
ILfgFr tsa'tfst tetf,om a. ia >o1is
ust-.' rters f-s 2
LIoH- ta1tesatp.rs ror-s. ~ so-tA
E.rHttr
AfCttY f1r-itAt4 roo- tuitahis for i-o;
rlIsirg tsuUre Prone iif7.
SOUTHEAST t..tgins fo1- for s--tsltl
ut..irs 1tfarrf. fhlre lltl
uNt -ls..s-..-s fs.a iof rstt. ~ ktsi
NuufRN -yez iof A.i hols..e-i.a.
fuk tLNI- -F.rasttt sleeping foom 5-3
-'h l.--.rrtr
DOR .kN.-N .-s.y flr-ist~1 sleeping r1el
att e-rrt-'i-v t,'t rt.rs ass
PRIV .If ttg.} siI -.rt .ir't ..Att ,lesp.
t.r -rr- Phone ff-Tk
FOR ktST-T~o resy f1f-tfh.d roorz'
f0r ig.' t5g,ssssp.rs an Nort Denver.
.iuR kEA Al-Larse 1araat fo9fn alt8 smGl
.'Ah.. -ls Wet tfehsr
Hpr ~EkEkriNG roru. Ptors t82gJ
ROOMS far hrtf tor,fssspirE Ptous Ia
llGHI tousssespirg ro1ms. Phoue 2'5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29

NV YORK ihr - "ttArEss i1 qan'el
st'"ft o. Important stocks flfIag .au seek .
ta. arH riresmN-fittd operations we're
mostly r.riral Leaders tu-ila'st o. g
points atf special ItsIfs we're eglhllb 10.
rsrliar win lower rarge toward fhe end
fHf ttIHrIrsf motors ara Rubber. Rail-
las,tl ururu' total dealings iH that division
tfiff tft hsiisti in many in"h.ts An ttua
dividend on Norfolk Wettsrr and TIE
IsrNifttt 20 Asv Haven vere the only "a
irfss 40 more fhan pAtsir. interest In.
fsrft' lu ffs stock mafket ceu'fred on NhAi
action directors would take on the common
,f.ft 90 'Le quarterly meeting of the Uui.i
-fHfsf steel corporation IT, some quarters
f sHA that that the extra dividend for the
Ural Huarfsr of 1910 would DO more liberal
parted bf urprseeasrted sarnlngs
uttef itdu,tfials and meisi. A. group
w.te steady 20 firm Equipments and
srushue var BRIDE" sso ekGased hands
Al higher ls,els.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
FURNITURE FOR SALE

lOR >ALE-H sat aaics. furnishirgs con.
.le's for rirt room hpuse. tuo room.
I'D 'trte one room houtskespIng suites two
stt-a be3fofmt god loeatign. eloss in.
hrrts rleArs si0Q a Month above rsli
81 goo cash takes everything Don Ansver
lt.sss Jon have the money. Attress box
s-sl care World
FOR ~ALF-Ore rsariy rev McDoggt
at-h.n cabinet also early ErElish buffet
lC40 EAU Hodge phone 273s-R
FOR -AfE-Freneh dresser. table. roek AZ
chair rs~ couch gas hester Phor. C0bs
FoR sAiE-Lafgs roll iop dets. SO Room
IL .u2a south Nan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29

Billiard table. haeat-iie. pcoi
table. pigeon hole or shovel
board when Kept for profit rsr
table $500 Per month e1ch...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
uIIp WANTTD-AGTNTs

- FEE CEST pref; lar j1tiiss -5trt
r-.--fft.srt 20 aLfl--oa.4= sen. garage.
-.-s -l-s - tctfs p.-g tFc-t.ss. So l4ss
-. Gre b-t-1--sE srs.-.4Fs isTr4i-Ty
- --,. tc>sl. I-l.ss LfE c.. DsG; ~ y.
.-s.n Sc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29

THREL- HDDH s'--rtiy rclssn f1srIsksd
1,N = cou5s ho-It. Ca. Ge-51y before
-ar- Prr-s f57j
F1NA ROJ4 u11s-u tl.FslsV AZ l40-
81. r.---.raa Irr --t-r--.f-r- =.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
PERSONAL

FOR lost vitality and run down nsrVe,, my
samson Discs, real tonic full OF energy.
4 dollar at Getman's Retall store mailed
seminole Specially company. box :. Jackson.
vills Via
READ Birth Con,rol' new book written
.speeislly for married people and thos.
contemplating marriage. posipsid use silver
Ss,ionil sAlss eoApAHy. Dept. 30s. spri.g
hsld. IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
FINANCIAL.
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT

SNAIL MfssOCRi FARM-sI0 cash aaI
s. n5uihly. 10 interest or taxes; highly
productive lsad; e.ose 10 three big markets.
Write Tor Photographs and full iniorma,ion.
&ursel: A2i6. \. Y. Life Bldg, Xansa,
CITY. No.
FOR sALt--2H aefs. close iu- 500 rssS-
Brooks Realty company. 50 Culber:son
Bidg Phones 2s72 aud SSe5-I
TOR .kfE-i2o acre, ia slmpa O.,bsf
field. s; per ae-s. Phone I2s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

NOriCE-To all persons. hishs,i essh pri,s
paid for secondhand eloihes shoes. hats
Phone is4i
WANTED-To huy or ease resiauran, vii
Gown g;on. Fort Smith. Ars. ian North
Twelfth
SHEPHERD checked skiri, o. 30 2i5 E,,,
Third street
fElr house slippers zoe ans Essi Third
street
FOR sALE-sm.ll stock Of srossr.ss /
Soost, lsl7 Admiral
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
TO TNCHANGF

Etf. vel lzyr1v.1 ia-z. J. te-s. tslr-
.-. sr-.- g-rttr- god = 5f1c- 151.s OF.
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f.- a-le- rl-s ..T- p9ts-..l9-. IN-lEs o. p
vs ---r+c AIS tfc- - @ =. are.
fr4-a ~ 4-rrsr-c f+-fs. :rr.ry y .sLi-
- s--t kcT = Lcs-F' GrgT- Okla
Willy - --s A-rs-rs AE-rey 4 yg1 AVE
tr.-.I1g - .-r ts- % s1.tElEs - .t;
ft--F t.ty 5--r.-fT -sf.-t-tlss. t-tcs
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tass Fsr5 ~ rtTr rty-s-t. 9. kErr
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foa IEADL-Fef l.ltl 5fopsr1y. = acre..
kf-1- ts-t- 49, tEr- god .tlc eisitT-
t-4 rf. 1-ttsr- 80 ts-r.s' = E.-ss .ro--
20 --r't EE- Ft1-s -sss
Flz -EaDE-ffr- .-ss-s city property
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-.--s ---7 - t.-7i
EAsCEE- az 49, fsf ftls o. sIeksrgs
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fDg TRtuE---t. trl-; rstr ga ofs
tl-L isu- Ac1f-if =. ~ tgI -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS AND ROoMING HOUSES

sOTEL WSSIED-WAi iake 5-y6Er lease on
bg.tius Gr..r-ti for ho.el purposes 40
10 60 rooms. prefer location on Boston ave.
rue. tti~esr Fifsi and Tour;h streets Phone
1871
GoOU opportunity 20 our a roonias house
large OF snail; s.Ic scne dandy bomes
A. son. s7+s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
UNFINISHED ROOMS

FOR RENl-ons large front dorwa,isir,
room Ia nsw mo4.rn home, either fur
ni.hel o. unfurnishsd for s,sepiAc only
Aad:eU hst l&s2. cars Word.
Two nsds-n gnSrhisted rooms tos rsa,
CAl III North DenYer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

uswly iEra..hst, soSA losa,iss. Ppons
il0..k
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
WORLDS BUSINESS LDIIIHEC1lCINX
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A. 10 A. rl--f-t El.af.st ttt a ts'-
seq LTI.t -lIG- lrtlfrfT
80 tI -.lg 4tHIf ~
FUENITT RE-
EE - sr-- t----;
t+E s14l-f. .sst -f9 a.. ff
f.f4lg 1fv -+IfsI 30 cd ffcff 90
.i'f 1r-f 2fs 80 El- 20 f--rs- gt.-s
- ENTTV RE WANIFD.
-.- HIr
H'lt ll.- ri- L.f Az flEr-f slHtf
.t 80 r l--t-
FLOOR >WEIF>
or
f -f E- tv.ef-# lft tr.- t
RIP AIRING
a..a. ansI D.. o. .f
-sfr. F--Is orr lr.trr rt-t -r
g. AID H'irl- Lig .t.l' .. alIe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
FOE SALE

Tae tes- c1r-er t,acEaFe property
l- Tulsa Ez.fCad switch IN prDp-
e--y. C1r-ef q Ia; Third and MAJ
-s-- s--=s; 1t IitrifJ. : bIOcka
= r- --..z hrtz4 Ser the
GEso E-r-er Ngsl. Co.
EgE f-zF- Hgtge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

-1.Is -. ~ and =. -l-l. leo. -l.l3 .
2. --l.. l1 -ii4 .. 2els. and ;
Arr.s zuI4 George l.. Gilmore, sand
-r-.-.l okla.
FOR -iLE--A .god payirs blsiness l0-s:s3
i- 'he heart q The city reason for sa.s.
other t1s1sss " Wtiss boz l33. HsEr.'
etfa Oks
IOK SALk-Ou lsGss 100 A-res. 1871.
Seminole couriy. Oklah0ms 20 scres %.
Ii7 PttiswAfcmis eo1Hiy. OslEhous. Joha
svsfit Ysilyills Ar.
OR nsW .;oek q garden sne flower sss1S
are -ro~ here seeds beir. scarce this sea.
,rr. Icy early Nhis stocks are complete.
BirdirF stevens seed company.
.FIRSr NATIONAL IAiLOks. best vll., N
made 20 order clothes. cleaning and press
irE Basement firit National bank Bidg
Ph9ns 2s01
.FIRST.CLASS grocery store and nss, mar.
let FOR sale in good location doing
good business Cal $40 West First or phone
is5
BEArTiEs want your second hand tur,iisre
ard si0vfs .ili piy the hishesi cash
prizes % wes; First. phors ssl.
MANTtD-I0 buy a good blacksmith shop
With three or four acres Of land. must be
live town. At.rsss bor 449q care World.
w want alesmen with dollar. enough 10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Ample Security Here for
a New Loan to Britain

Though details Of the next British
loan in this market are not yet forth
coming, the amount Of securities
shipped over here as the result Of
England's mobilization cabpaign would
IL is learned, permit Of collateral
loan around $500, 100000, II offered on
tho same basis as the last issue put
out here. 1t is not expected, how
ever, that a loan of this amount will
be made. That it will be in the
neighborhood Of sSOO,OOO,ooo is re-
garded as more likely.
Additional securities received by j
P. Morgan q Company from Great
Britain and her allies, available for
collateral, possess q value greatly in
excess OF a recent estimate Of $500, o00,-
900. A more correct calculation, il
was learned yesterday, would be $780,.
100000, about half of which are Amer.
lean issues, the rest being securities
of other neutral countries.
In quarters cognizsnt Of the needs
Of the Allies in the United States, the
expectation is that the next British
loan will be announced before the enc
OF the month. In the meantime, gold
continues to come in large quantities
TO meet current requirements. Another
consignment of s24,440,000 being re.
ceived yesterday. This brought the
total imports since the first Of the
year up to S49,440,000 and since Jan.
uary, 1915, to over S1,000,000,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
HARTMAN NATL BANK
PAYS 500 DIVIDEND

Directors Of the Hartman National
Bank declared yesterday a dividend Of
100 per cent, payable TO stockholders Of
record on that date. This action was
part Of the plan TO increase the capital
from 100000 to 100000. the new
stock to be offered to shareholders pro
rata at par.
At other bank meetings the follow
ing changes were made:
Central Trust: Frederick Strauss was
elected to fill vacancy in the board Of
trustees of the class Of 1920. Clarence
Dillon was elected to I'll a vacancy in
the class Of 1918.
Atlantic Safe Deposit: Otto Sartorius
was elected to the board in place Of 8.
Duncan Lcverieh, deceased.
Lincoln Safe Deposit: F. Egerton
Webb has been elected president.
Lincoln National Bank: William S.
Hawk and Edward S. Brown have been
elected directors and H. C. Phipps has
retired from the board. David c. Grant,
formerly cashier of the bank, has been
elected vice-president and John S. SAM
mis-, formerly assistant cashier, has
been made cashier.
Franklin Trust: Arthur King Wood
yesterday was elected chairman OF the
board; Edward C. Delafeld was elected
president, and Thornton Gerrish, vice.
president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Finance Economics

ways in small volume when prices
are lowest and in large volume when
prices are at the top. That is a
matter Of statistical record.
The objection might be raised that
depreciation and the cost Of carrying
equipment untitled through a
period Of depression TO one of heavy
traffic would be so great as to Offset
any advantages which might be
gained. But when it Is considered
that the price of a standard type of
freight car, for example, is usually
hundreds of dollars higher when the
steel trade is active than when it is
dull-in the ten years preceding the
war the variation from high 10 low
was as much as 40 per cent-it will
readily be seen that the saving
would more than equal the expense
of carrying the car. Also, if the
cars were available just when they
were most needed, revenues would be
largely increased. Besides, if the
railroads bought freely when trade
was depressed, general business
would be benefited and the return
of good times would be FASTENED.
The lack of equipment, on the other
hand, results in congestion and acts
as a check on productive activity,
and this in turn eventually reacts
on the earnings Of the railroads
themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
OCTOBER A BANNER
MONTH FOR RAILROADS
Net Earnings, After Deductions
Show Increase Over 1915

Washington, Jan. 11.-october, 1915
was the banner month for railroad
operations in the history Of the coun-
try, according to figures made public
to-day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The commissions compilation, based
upon returns from all roads in the
country whose annual revenue exceeds
100000, shows that tho roads re-
ceived as revenue from operations
sS3S, sol, 7S6, an increase Of more than
$4,000, 900 over October. 1915. Ell
penses increased approximately $780,
100000, leaving a net increase. after
deducting tar accruals and uncolleet-
ible revenues, Of more than 10000
900.
The chief items Of revenue vert
s246, lso,S54 rscsivsd for transportation
Of freight and s62,sse,s12 for psssen-
ger transportation, both Of which ex-
coed tho totals Of tho same month for
the last Ave years.
A decrease In tho net operating In
come Of the chief express companies
the frst in moro than two years, is
shown in the compilation Of returns
for September. The decrease was ap-
proximstsly 20 per cent, and was
charged to an increase in operating
expenses. Total revenues for the
month, however, show an increase OF
approximately 100000.