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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
!. Commodities :

i4c; seconds (s3 10 81 seore), 4oGs2c;
thirds, SEQ seize; creamery, unsslted.
higher than extras. 46ls GAZE; extras,
asa q i6ci irsts, 4St "a ioc; seconds,
tiisa tSe; creamery. held, higher seor-
ing than extras, ass n asc; extras,
l2i- = lSc; t!rsts, Il y q - &c; seconds,
4)Gllc; thirds, 39GG9lac; state,
dairy, tubs, nnest, Ale; good 10 prime,
4lG.4S se; common 70 fair, 36G.0
renovated, extras, IL Il g .2c; Arsts, 80
Gale, lower grades, S6GS9c; ladies,
current make, iirsts, 35i= a35.c, sec
onds, 81 35c; lower grades, BSIsG
Sac; packing stock, current make, No.
/, 3i1s a3jc; No. >, sac; lower grades,
S2433 lze.
Cheese.-Recsipts. 2,0s3 boxes. State,
whole milk fats, fresh, colorsd, spe-
clsls. pound. 2Se;J white. specials, pc;
colored, average run. % 22hc; white,
average run, 22422i?c prime TO
choice, 20ls a. l'ac; lower grades, l72
ice; held, specials, 2Sh G2sc; held, av-
erage run, 22is q 25e; twins, held, spe-
cials. ESQ ilc; Wisconsin, whole
milk, fancy, twins, held, 2SG % y 8;
Young Americas, fresh, 25b@ 2'hc;
held, 26c; state, skins. twins and fats,
held, specials, ies u -Vci iresn spe-
Gals, 1Sdl9c; twins and ehe9dars,
fresh. specials. ls,c ice; fats, prime TO
choice. l6M17c: twins and cheddars.
prime 70 choice, i6Gl7c; tGir 20 good,
120 15isc; lower grades, 7G1lc.
Eggs.-Receipts $500 cases. Fresh
gathered extras, per dozen, 50G5ic;
extra frsts, 4s94sc frstS, 44G47e;
seconds, 3SG43c; thirds and poorer, %
QS7e; fresh gathered dirties, No /, SO
q 34c; No 2 and poorer, 96@32c; fresh
gathered checks, good 10 choice, dry,
3lG32c; under grades. 26d90c: re-
frigerator. special marks. fancy, ste
and ms paid, 35QS6c; frsts, stg and
ms paid, SO y a33zc; seconds, stg and
ms paid, sea 33c; lower grades stS
and ins paid, 30431isc; refrigerator
nearby whites, Ald&5c; state, Penn
and nearby Western hsnnery whites,
fine 10 fancy, 729S0c; ordinary 70
good, s0670c; gathered whites, ordi-
nary 20 fine, 5s672c; state, Penn and
nearby whites, pullets, 5oG5sc; West
ern and Southern. gathered whites, 90
065c; state, Penn and nearby hennery
browns, 52G60c; gathered brown and
mixed colors, 44@52e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Feilo.inE sre yesterdays prices. compared si-s
Nss YORK. Y.s,.rJa,. wear ego.
loo NJ 5000 aSlAoO $3.50 s,ls,o
Dressed Jesi aides. 80,
' 10 'iS' -'......o--ail.sO a 1900 go q 1850
Dressed 1sais ciiy. 20 az
AZ, p .g., 10; Is SIG .6iSS : r :: 30 20 : ~
s-i Il . s. io ,'i i. 70 1890 us 1850 ILp
B;s:,s3i H g.ss, I, p lss Il 1913 ~.
Hog. los H. -. R.Oo & l7.25 EOS -
Dressed hogs. b.- 49,. aus ,,,.
No. rorx bSl 470J "a $3.50 400 n 200
Meas beef. bb... 3l.OO q Sl.Ov <2'SV y %'V'
Lag. Middle .s' .27.soo g czSoo 1850, a Teoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
STORAGE NOTICES
Lenox Storage & Transfer Co.,

New York. Nov. 9Th, 1917.
10 Mrs. Joseph Brock II. OROurke. Mrs.
l. b. Wilson. Mary 4. stanley, Henry Pol
lock- \. Teldmann. :. +. Conan, Chas. A.
Conner McA anna II. sutton. slrs /. Bres-
lfu. Arthur G0w.cy. =. s. Messenger Estate.
y rn4rd Rowiey. Louis Rogassy, Mrs. Ar
tr4- Ains.ey, Marion Dentler Roland
sparks. You and each OF YOU are hereby
rotia,d that tic time ;or pigment ot our
jon upon tho properly hereinafter de-
scrlbcG having expired. a'tcg que notice
,Lereot had beer given .ou, ws VIII cause
such property. 20 wit. Household Goods
Personal Ehects. Trunks, Merchandise
rsrpets, etc. stored IN The Lenox storage
Warehouse ~ yoI Cor IN ycur name o. IN
which YOU may have az INTEREST," - b. sold
=. public auctioa according 20 tire statute
!n suca cas-. made ard provided. az ,hs
gs.ehovss, i.s5 Third A,enGc. NSw f9rn
10 80 4. NJ, ard 4 tho sale thereof Is not
completed en- said date the same viii be
continued ~ the same place on each and
every TueEday thereafter beginning at
1890 and continuing until the sale Is COM
pleted
LENoX STORAGE & TRANSFER co.
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DIVERS NFw AMSTERDAM VANS and
AInRAaE o. 90 Meat fith -

The following named psrsons ars hereby
notified that furniture stored IN their name
viii be sold for storage charges now due
G.. b. Johnson. Mrr. Graham. Mrs. Leigh-
ton. A!rs. Coil. Mira. Bishop. Miss Reilly.
bernhard Harris. o. J.. MorclSnd. walter
clark. Mrs. Whyalsdo, q. Saunders. J.
Denny.
Above goods viii be sold on premise.
2i0 West i1tl S. Borough - Manhattan.
Citr ~ N'n York on Thursday. November
10Th o. ~ a. NJ. by
DANIEL n KENNEDY. Auctioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
STORAGE NOTICES
The Independent Storage Company

1871: Third Avenue, New York city, y: =
To sfessrs. Johr Heindi. j. 5. Ssnche,,
Otto Wei;srns-. X 4ieh.e. FISCHER. Dyuar,
r A. Morrison. Frank Pl4l0. Auguts
gehr4mm, r. kcaruey. .Ir3 Rose, Air'.
R0so She. Airs Margaret Flanagan. $50
Mary Ner's Mliyy Mrs. Anna Donohu
Mrs Helen A. Hss.n. Mrs. Kama, Nj.
Cath. Murphy. Mss Annie MurioEh tNuf-
thai Mss May Harrison, Mrs. Peterson
You are hereby notified that the sioragp
charges being due. aud the time for d
payment II our Gen therefor upon q
house hold s0ocs. psgscnai effects and mer.
chsadiss storsd b. you "a or waychous
having expired. aaJ due notice thereof
Eav..g been given YOU. we VII Gauss Ssik
housshoid goods. personal snccts and ner,
ctsadiss % - sold .. public auction
our warehouse. 1917 Tsi-d Avenue. Boz.
cugh Of Nsahsitan. New York city. y. 7,
on Monday November 26tA. 1917. st 10 a,
81. 90 satisfy onr lien So accordance WITT
the statute lr such cases made eud pro- icft
and ia accordance with tho terms o. tt
special contracts entered into between yea
aud tbs undersigned company
Dated. New YORK. CRY n y. Noyembt'
9th. 1917
The independent storage Company.
b. JULIUS HERLfELD. Manager
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES

~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HON.
orab,e JOHN p. CoHALAN, a Surrogai.
% tire County II New York. NOTICE /.
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against LYDIA ANN sCCLL. late Of tbs
County OF New York. deceased. o. present.
the zane with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
n-ss, No. s5s Fifth Avenue. IN The CITY u
New York. or or before the 2lst day os
January next
Dated. New York. the 18Th DAY q Jeiy.
1911
CoLUMsIA TRUST COMPANY.
ENccut1r
DAVIES. AUhRBACN & CORNELL. A.,
torneys for Executor. - Nsssau stree.
Borough Of Manhattan, N.N York 80.
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NuysRYost.ST-poND COMPANY

PKETEREED DIVIDEND ~ 10.
New York E0vsm1sr ~. III.
Ias Beard q Directors % NiLES-Bh Y
EEST-PCED CCMPlET has this day de-
s-sd tte regular QyArtttiy Dividend OF
one end O,gE-HALF PER CENT upon
ne PRLF ERRED STOCK - the company
,syss.s November z5th, 1914
TEs trsgrss- iooks viii Gloss a. r. ~,
sgY.labsr sth, 1877, and wii reopen a.
4. & November 2ist, 1914
john - CORNELL. Treasurer.
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s7A>DABn MILLING COMPANY.

rpr.ryppr-r srCCY Dividend 40. g..
-. /. cts. OctoDer z4th, 1917.
Tie Board II Directors 4 STANDARD al. .
q Company have this day declared a
49, p, C-,t anon the Preferred STOCK
/. ne company payable oct Of ne earn
"a for tie current fiscal year, On Noy=fn :
~ ,tth 1917. 70 Preferred 5tochho4dsrs
: record a. the close Of business OF NO
Jos. a. KNOX. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
- Active Securities -
Bonds

Trading In bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Thursday amounted to
si,269,Oco, against sl,73s,OOO Wednes-
day, s5,679,00O a week ago and $685. 900
year ago. From January l to date,
sso6,636,0oO, against 1891, iss,oOo in
1916.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY

CCHssOS DIVIDEND 30. g.
t.-. York. november s.h. ~.
-as E..rd % Dirsctors % EILbe-B ~
fEET-Pg,,p COMPANY he's THIS dgX o r.,
AIRED q dividend u THREE FEk CIR
pm tn COMMON STOCK OF mo com
AZ PAYABLE December 2Dth, 1911. 81,
Tie transfer looks VII c4cse - =. -
yse4gatsf sth. 1917. and will reopen o.
D 4. - DECEMBER ziHt. 1917.
JCHS Is CORNELL. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09

The riches, state in the Union -
New York, with a wealth Of 10000
100000. Pennsylvania is next with $50.
100000. Illinois third, with Sl2..
100, 000, 900. and Texas fourth, with Sio.'
eco nG1. 600 --Le slic's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09

e q. s.eeLhelasr, y the n cd. yd gI.'

70 tbs sloskholders Of the Badge, b5~s'
gs,1faSfu,iag 90, Inc" 81 View i ''''r ~,
y Besrl ~ Dfreetors 8 special rnsftinE
~ oD,Iao!lsfs ~ tAe bsHgfI 80
,slsfsegnnz ComDanY. me" ~ ~"
-, 81. b. te.d ~ the Dflrs o. w ,D'.',,
~ I'm ara gfafe II Kew York, ~ fSpt
s.pef 3. ~. az Frilay me l'h naI y.
fabff. a -. 1917. fDr no ppfyDsy ~
-. - effifz an aeflpE DgOA DfDDDss..
-s1>iVsl
~ ~ re tfaffsDfios - an ana ~
-, 'fa' msI fRfN/ fDfns Dff'f' W..
u 2 LnHLAN. nelretaTl.
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rspyswoop IyyywRrTER COMPANY

~ he reruIsr mesfinY u nc bVAtu %
LfseteTs = the Underwood TYPE WIlts'
~ ersftsriy dividend Of ikHs On the pre-
md an IlLE Or Tho common STOCK OF
- Company var dseisrsd, payable Jsnv-
~ IT,, 1914. % btcckholdsrs q rsc0fd De
s:absr 1871. 1917. -.
~ Company alsO declared al extra
GTltfr1 n IL from The accgiGIets1 csaA
lfb.gs rsyable January lat, isls. 20
sseEal,lefa ~ record December lsth, 4fl q.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co,

The regular Quarterly Dividend OF 500
Ne, share on the Common STOCK, and an
sItrs Dividend Of Fifty cents per share on
me Cominon stock o this Company have TIL
4, b.s-i declared psysbio On wednesday. Jan
usry . 1918. 20 Btookh0Gers q feord a. u
S91-. % Saturday, December !. 1917.
.s,-kho,de-s Who have DO; slrsSdy done 80 are
-sluy requested 20 rio dividend mailing orders
ii 10 undersigned. from vhoD blank forms may
.s sad uIpl Application.
FREDERIC v. s CROSBY. Treasurer.
JOB Brosdpss. New YORK, y. y.
-r-lter e. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Liberty Loan Hcno. Roll

Cities and towns i1 thc Nev Yo's
Federal Reserve District uhich OYER
subscribed their quotas to The second
Liberty Loan and whose subscriptions
amounted to 100000 or more ere:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Metals

Copper thet has been released 20 do
nestle consumers by the special pro
ducers' committee has thus far gone
only to those concerns working on gov
ernment orders. No other consumers,
it was learned yesterday. have been
able 70 get the metal except from deal
ers who still have limited supplies on
hand. With some relief expected from
greater refinery production larger
amount of copper may soon be avail
able for other than government work
The lead market is active and steady
at the new price of 81 cents pound.
Currert spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing ut the
CORE bonding time o. last year, fol-
low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09

saE BOARD or DIRECTORS or TIE
2fesFsesr (,otton oil Company. On no.
'fzb1 3. 1917. declared ssn,i-snn s,i.
q 1sa1 - thrcs per cent. upon W.
ffsL sts.k. and = dJaltefly oiFlHeh1 u
- - le.f r.f,rv tae Common STOCK -
"a cgra,say. both yayADie Dscsm.1sf -
~, a. fhe B1HklnE Hops7 81 wtthS5..Dl ~.
ARR = a.. - Cs1sr ~. EeW foik 80
~ stD.k transfer BoDhs ~. yIiii
. Nsysnsber -, 1917, ~ y. b. snee WI.
''rssin Gose4 until December - 's'" AZ
= AZ
TTLLIAsi o THOMPSON, ssert'afI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Flour and MeaI.-Quo;ations were:
Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-Receipts. 1,iiS packages.
Creamery, higher than extras. per III,
49, q 45s.c: extras ,92 scoro), IitG
iIAc; nr,ts lss 70 81 score), i2'sGD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Coffee. Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.--rhe Russian news had
little apparent eject IN the cohee marKs1
re.t.rd.y. although coffee has been consid-
c,ed particularly sensitive 20 Development
bearing upon the possible duration OF the
war. Prices fuctuatsd within range Of
or 3 points, closing net unchanged 20 !
noin, loWpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions aud prices
Thursday were reported As follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
ONTINENTAL REFINING co.

ras Board % Directors Of this Company
ave declared the regular monthly clVi-
end OF two-thirds Of 10 on the Common
stock u :hc Company. payable NoVember
IA. 1911. 20 stockholders OF record at the
,ss % business october 81, 1911
\. \. ROLLEsTONB. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
snecrsas-

4 favorable feature Of the Novemo !;
report is that tho wheat crop is stated
70 be OF unusually fine quality. Ing
weight OF the 1917 crop per measure
bushel is placed 81 6s.s pounds, again 8
ST. pounds last year and the ten-yoae
average OF $50 pounds. Stocks % cl1
corn in farmers hands on Novembet !
were estimated a. S4,7i5.o0Q brshcl {,
or l.S per cent Of the 1916 crop. =
year ago farmers held sS,6s6r0OO bush"
els, or IS per cent Of the 1915 crop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09

Cottonseed Oil Futures

Cottonseed OIL Futures.-Jfadirg
yesterday was again limited. with sale
Tor the day sgfregatirg only 1905 bar
rels. Prices we're hrmer, as rule.
owing 90 the strength In lard 81 w'li
A. other gresses and fats. Fiuctua-
tors. however. were feverish and ~
regular. with closing quotations rnnF-
ing from point net lower 20 is points
t'rnpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
LOST srocK cERrWcArEs

f1rtlS. ll.ss s.s<, W E1zsbstl ore
DEftrf ~ " II ffa5i fcfftofsjtH i~is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Consolidated Exchange

iunit Of trade on this exchange, 10 shsres.1
Transactions and prices yesterday fer tho
-co-a srfive stocks follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Cereals

W neat" / re government report OF
wheat covered only the weight pc
bushel Of this years crop, which Wa
placed 2 $50 pounds, compared WIZ
ten-yesr average Of J5.2 pounds.
The quality this year is exceptionally
good. and ia consequence miilers are
finding that i takes less wheat than
usual 10 make a barrel Of -four. Tic
Ohio State report makes the acreage
sown 10 winter wheat this isll 1870
900 acres, compared with l,57S00o
last year, ard places the condition at
80 per cent, agains, 90 per cent last
year.
Corn.--he events Of the day were
disconcerting 10 speculative holders in
the corn market. As a result there
was quite heavy selling and prices
were weak, closing with net losses Of
IA 70 cents. Reports from Russia
that Kercnsky mad beer deposed and
the subsequent break in the stock
market. after a firm opening, were
The principal disturbing elements.
The technical position OF the marke,
had obviously been weakened b. the
recent covering OF short sales.
Offers Of new corn az Western
points continued 10 increase and West
ern cash markets declined from . ~
- cents. There is still great deal
Of confusion as TO proper values for
good new corn, and the market il eH-
pected 20 be in an unsettled condl-
ton until the rush Of soft corn Is
over. The government report, pub
lished after the close o. the market.
showed crop Of bumper proportions.
The Indicated yield was 3i9l,0O0.00o
bushels, compared with last months
showing Of 3,2l1,00C 600 and the final
crop last year Of 2,5s3,9t1,000. The
amount OF corn IN farmers hands
was only 34,745,000 bushels, compared
with S96s6,000 last year.
Yes'day's Previous Year
New, York: close. CLOSE. ago.
Corn. No yellow $40 s2.t5 $40
Chicago:
H T.sy' .''' ...:... 'iss f'ss .S51.
Oats.-The market was easy, largely
in sympathy with the decline in corn.
Receipts were smaller than last week,
Tut il ~ss said that stocks in country
elevators sre large, and shippers are
ready 10 make sales Il they can be as
cured Of securing cars for shipment.
Exporters were again IN the market,
and IL was estimated that sales FOR the
day would probably aggregate about
800 600 bushels. The local cash market
vas firm.
YeI'day's Previous Year
New York close. elose. sLe.
Cash. No. 3 white. SO 90 ~.
Dec.nlbcr ......... .5ea .5s1. SO
May ....sf...sss.. W. WI -
Rye.-Market steady.
Yes'days Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
Cash, No. Westn. si.s6 Si.s5 S1'54l2
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yes'dey5 Previous Year
closs. close ago.
Flour. MINI. spg. pat. sii.oo sii.so se.o5
Cornr.aL k!ln dried . s.75 e.75 4.eo
Bran, IN sscks......... $500 $500 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Stocks

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS
Rail- Other Al
roads. stocks stocks.
YESTERDAY. 160,5O0 1,131,8o0 1892, 800
Day before.2Oe,2oo 20, e69, 800
Week ago. 1S5.6oO 100000 1,3se,40o
Year ago 10000 10000 1,4eo,5o0
January I 10 date:
1917. 10, 10000 14o,S33, 100 160,O32, 600
1916. .29,eto,2oO 141,sf9,2oo 17t,729, 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
IndusiriaIs

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
5000 Aetna ESplos.. sac SIS 5 "a
100 'Air Reduction. y n % %
zoo 'Am Writing "a "a
100 BRA lob c epn i5Ls f6Ia 10 %
G5 Csrwen steel. e9s 9ss 95s 9's
1000 Chevrolet Mot. s. S. So %
$50 'Cit : G toldl 1913 1913 l8e 1slls
as "Cities Serv pf. 76I4 1914 7bl. Iob2
100 'Crsmp Shbldg. u ~ 72 u
1900 Curtiss Aero. n 21L2 20 20
$50 Emerson PhOn. " 4ss - ga
100 Everett II Inc. 20 20 20 20
800 slnt Lube Chem 3l4 80 21s
80 'lut Trad Corp IS Is % IS
100 edo IF ...... 70 20 20 70
100 keyst Tire s. r tl34 1874 1ts4 i13z
40 'LakeTorB ri 90 6l2
500 Marconi OF Am. ga "a rs ga
100 Marlin A V { eft e5 30 90 s2
1000 " Am Pulp &
400 Prudential Pie 7;s 7Ss "a "a
10 'Pyrene Mfg Co 9
100 est Jos Lead. 1874 155. 1884 1914
5000 Submit cts t2le 1919 IVA y
100 Todd Shipyds.. 7e 70 70 rs
1900 Tri FIN ctfs & = - "
100 'United F. Aero 3's 4s 2Ia Fs
200 ~ IL & II c 10 rs ia rs
1900 L Stmsh Co. ga 33s 3ie 39a
5000 UNITED Motors. IS 1919 l5I2 i5s.
1000 WldFmC { ctf "a "a % g
1900 'Wrt-H Airc G. rs 75s GA 6Ie
llS 'do IF ga. ~ ~ AZ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Orchard and Field
Hay Ard ntrar

Yesterday. 4 year ago.
per tom per tom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
) u s t e n a n c e

Government price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09
Bonds
Richest States IN Union

unlisted. tsell cents per ,Alr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-09

Rye.-Msrket steady.
Ies'days Previous Year
New YORK close close. age
Cash, No. West'n si.s5 Si.e5 sl.54ls
Evening journal., 1917-04-13
\. { /. employees
MAY RESUME WORK

At a conference held in the office OF
Mayor James f. Price last night, be-
tween representatives of workmen Of
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poration, who went on a strike sew
eral days ago, representatives of the
corporation and other interests CON
cerned, an effort was made to adjust
the trouble. At the close Of the con-
ference. all parties refused to discuss
what was done, but intimated that the
men may resume work I'm short time
William b. Megear, president of the
Chamber of Commerce acted as chair
man Of the conference and John c.
SaylOr, secretary of the Central Labor
Union, was secretary. William G.
Coke, president, and several other
officials Of the Harlan and Holdings
worth Corporation. as we'll as repre-
sentatives of the Boilermakers Union,
to which the men on strike belong
and Mayor Price. were present.
While those who attended the con
ference still refused to discuss the
matter today, it was evident that some
progress had been made looking to a
/ settlement of the difficulties. Some
plan or suggestion of settlement is
reported to have been talked over
which will be presented to the men al
a meeting they are to hold tonight
The indication today is that the mer
J will resume work probably the first o
next week.
Evening journal., 1917-04-13
UNION FIRE COMPANY
CARNIVAL ON SATURDAY.

The Slbley Superb Shows. which
open here Saturday and continue all
of next week, have pitched their tents
at the Union street show grounds,
near Third street, and will show un-
der the auspices of the Union Fire
Company.
Everything will be open and ready
for business at . o'clock Saturday and
every afternoon and evening all next
week 1t is a big animal show and a
feature show OF freaks. the Interna-
tonal Water Circus presenting Miss
Margaret, offer the champion heavy
weight swimmer and diver of the
world and q company OF clever girl
champions; Barnes Comedy Company,
presenting refined vaudeville acts I;
Golden Days OF California, Vans
three in one. and all the others. be-
sides the Ferris wheel. merry-gO-
round and Coney Islands latest rid
ing sensation. the Whip. All are To-
Gated at the show grounds now. and
the fire boys are looking forward TO a
week of real festivities. Prince Nelson,
who is one OF the highest paid per-
Evening journal., 1917-04-13

Lieutenant Berl for recruiting duty.
The old Town Hall which has been
offered by the women Of the Red
Cross as a recruiting headquarters
has been used for recruiting for every
war since the War OF 1912.
The navy recruiting Offices continue
to attract scores OF young men. -Four
Harrington youths were accepted at
the navy recruiting station, the Law
Building, yesterday. They were James
Edge, Arthur Hammond. Elijah p.
Townsend and Lynwood Pierson. The
men were brought here by Chief Tur-
ret Captain James Williams, who is
assisting Chief Machinists Mate
George Coates. in charge of the local
office. Chief Williams spent two days
in the southern part of the State and
scores of applicants were secured.
They will report to the local Office dur
ing the next few days.
The recruiting party from the bat
tleship Wisconsin, now lying at the
League Island Navy Yard. sent five
men to the ship yesterday. Those
who left were John p. Smith, Alfred
J.. Harris. Philip S Kitchener. Roland
w. Gordy and Edward Cordes. Five
more recruits are scheduled to leave
I for the ship this afternoon. Head
quarters of the Wisconsin party arc il
the offices of the city solicitor in the
Municipal Building
4 new recruiting station was openel
in the public building yesterday after
noon II is in charge of Lieutenant j
O. Holloway and Assistant Srgeon II. NJ
Carey. There are four men n the at
tacllment and they represent the Nava
Coast Defense Reserve. The party ]
sharing the city solicitors Offices wit
the Wisconsin recruiters. Though IN
work was started only yesterday al
teTnoon, two mon were accepted la.
evening. They were Homer c. Kinsl,
and Paul T.. Kahler. both Of this cit,
A score of applicants were examine
| this morning.
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From Thin To Plump
Girls

The expressions Of happiness and graft
tude Of several OF his young lady patients
for whom he prescribed the recently sue
cessful flesh forming products. known as
three grain hypo- auclane tablets, Is related
by a physician In one Of the medical pub
LEGATIONS and Il comes as surprise 20 the
ordinary layman to learn the heart Wroha
Of distress which seems TO effect so many
Young people who are abnormally thin.
Also TO know that the weight can be so
readily increased by tho use. regularly for
several months, OF this peculiarly nrmed
preparation, now obtainable Of the best
physicians and apothccary shops in sealed
packages with complete instructions for self
administration.
Evening journal., 1917-04-13
WILMINGTON STEEL CARNIVAL.

Preparations are being made by
the Wilmington Steel Company Ath-
letic Association for their carnival
which opens on the show grounds at
the south side of Market street bridge
Monday night The Greater Sheesley
Shows have been awarded the con-
tract to furnish all the amusement
features for the occasion. There will
be in all sixteen shows and riding de-
vices, ahief of which Is trained
wild animal arena.