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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
CHICAGO. Aug. l


While the feeling in corn was bearish
this morning because OF the sharp down.
turn in the price of the old cash article.
the trade feared oversold conditions, ana
material losses at the OUTSET were more
than covered later.
Notwithstanding the crop. in the actual
grain premiums are far above futures and
1t was believed that cereal companies woulr
be willing to pay good premiums for the
new crop fer delivery in December.
After starting at s1.15h to $1.15s,
against S1.15A at the end yesterday, De-
cember sold at sl.15is May ranged from
s112 to s1.11% at the outset. compared
with s1.12h. the final quotation of yester-
day. and later sold at s1.12ss
The market at Liverpool was firm on
moderate worlds shipments. The re-
ceipts here today were 10S cars.
Oats were also unsteady on a demand
from shorts. Larger receipts were fore
cast The arrivals here today were 1919
cars. September ranged from 5SS to 5Skc
at the outset, against $3.50 at the end yes
terday; December at 5sas to 5sbc, COM
pared with $3.50 at the close yesterday
and May at 6l u to 60bc. contrasted with
61c, yesterdays last price.
Wheat remained featureless with the
trade awaiting further announcements rela-
tive to the food control bill. After starting
unchanged at S2.18 September sold at
s2l6, The market at Liverpool was steady
with the demand fair.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
today were 1875 cars. against 338 cars a
year ago at Winnipeg 140 cars, compared
with 551 cars; at Chicago II cars, con-
trasted with 261 cars.
Crop conditions In Kentucky are most
encouraging, according to the report issued
by the State Commissioner of Agriculture
Bumper corn yields are predicted and it Is
estimated that the wheat production for
the State. will be S.S11.000 bushels
Leading futures ranged as follows:
hon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
Adams Wins Tennis Gun

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug In
Adams, OF the University of Pennsylys = ~ H.
won the cup yesterday In the 3atr,nia, atta,nia,
Yacht Club. held for the benefit y, cry
American Red Cross. Adams defeatsSi ~ tYe the
ace Hayday. another Red and Blue entran, aor-
in straight sets. Us, 6-2, 6-3. Neitbarr ant
played his true form. but Adams wss dis
more consistent. was the
Adams and DR.. Howard ]. westnev v..
terday won the doubles trophy. Thy yes
championships both In singles ana de d club
will start on Monday All players will iiiYsniss sta s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
Cotton Buyers and Sellers

NEW YORK. Aug 11.-August-Gifyors
bid; Hentz offered
observation-disclosures and Munds Ma
Hentz and Wilson offered.
October-Burnett and Newman bid
Downs offered
Decentralization, Cuppi, Newman. Roun.
tree and Montgomery bid; Frsderickson.
Hartcorn and Wilson offered ,-
January-Russell MONTGOMERY. sch,r,
Clifford and Martin bid; Hartcorn. Downs
and Ray offered.
March-Keifrer Wilson and Peers bid.
Downs and Martin offered
May-Orvis and Hagedorn bid; Ma
Dougall Rountree, McEnany, Waters ana
Hartcorn offered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11

There was only a small turnover in stocks S.,s
on the philadelphia stock Exchange .. aI.
ing the two-hour session today, ana pr,oo
changes were unimportant. S,eei 'o .,han
Was the most active. but 1t did not cnahss DC
hands in large quantities. The ma1ority u.
the transactions, however. were at a i''''
higher price ,...,as which
have been leading the local list the las' wv, wv
days were without feature. Sales were Ve,y e.,
light and at fractional decline cary o,,t
The closing quotation was unchanged nii O
slde of RAPID Transit, Pennsylvania ha'-
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
Air Reduction to Change Hands
TONOPAH STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug. lit was learned
today that new company is about to be
formed which will take over the entire
nitrogen business of the Air Reduction
Company. The details could not be ascer-
tained. but it is understood the plan is to
include the present nitrogen plant and
everything else connected with the nitrogen
and chemical business Of the Air Reduction
Company.
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Financial Briefs

Commercial failures this week in the
United States were 273, against PAT last
week, 271 the preceding week and 276 In
the corresponding week last year. Fa,,urs.
in Canada numbered IL, against II las,
week, II In the preceding week and "a las,
year.
The London Stock Exchange and tbs
Liverpool Cotton Exchange were closed to-
day.
The New York Subtreasury lost sas55 .
900 to the banks on Friday.
Application to list the following secur,-
ties has been made to the New York stool
Exchange: Bethlehem Steel Corporation
$44,6S6,0oo class B common stock. in a,-
change for present outstanding Temporary
certificates; Federal Sugar Refining Con.
pany Ito be restored to list), Ss,s22 ana a
per cent cumulative preferred stock and
ss.6772O0 Common stock.
The total income Of the Chino Conn.r
Company for the quarter ended June 30 wa.
S3.8ls.322. equal to s4.s9 a share. Th,.
compares with ss,221.ses for the same
period in 1915. apd s2,ooe.54s in 1916. Sur.
plus for the period under review increassa
ss7s.sbs.
The Utah Copper Company reports for
the quarter ended June 80 total income of
sio.bsS6ti. or an equivalent OF $3.50 =
share. This compares with Ss,s7slas "a,
sne same pertod y 1915 sn1 %, e,S1o y
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TURNOVER OF STOCKS ON LOCAL .@
- EXCHANGE IS UNUSUALLY~SMA1lj ii
Majority of Transactions in Steel Common Which Is
'"' ittle Hipher-Rapd Transit Trust Certificates
Are Neglected Pennsylvania Gains

road and Philadelphia. Electric r.s.
bulk Of the business In home aue shss.p up Tie
former was quarter higher, wb,,. Tn
Electric Storage Batterv 80 I
transaction was Off u. Lake s,,, uihns
poration opened unchanged, bnt ,.r Coz
down u point Pennsylvania Sal, er scld
Traction and United Gas Improvsn,s. uhioa
unchanged. Lehish Navigation "s ms.srs .wsrs
tion advanced half a point N
Trading In the bond division w..
tionally small. was exon.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE foreign ex.
chanse market showed little Of interest anp
was very dull The feature was steadinees
IN rubles at recovery of about fifteen
points. Swiss held steady, but Italian e.
ehange declined a centlme. French q.
ehange was shade easier. In sterling and
Scandinavians and Spanish exchange there
We're no appreciable changes either In tone
or rates.
Quotations were: t
demand sterling checks Ats Gle. cables
t,1e 1-i6, sixty day bills nominaily 47sA,
ninety day bills 4.70k. The opening rates
were b.77h for Franc cables and b7sH
ror checks. Later the market rallied TO
o'I7 for cables and SIS for checks.
Lire cables 7.42 and checks at 7.43 made
new low on this movement.
swiss cables. .4.39, checks 441.
resetas cables 227S. checks 22.66.
huoie cables Ellis. checks 21.00.
stockholm cables a2x, checks s2M. 4
Christiania cables s0M. cheeks s0A.
Copenhagen cables 29x checks 2sM.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
CLEARINGS JUMP AGAIN
Total This Week Is Greater Than Las
Week and Year Ago

Bank clearings throughout the country
continue to expand The totals for all clear
ing houses for the week were $5.747,6O9, ,s2e,
compared with sb.es2,2ol.24O last week and
s4.O75,ss9,l1O for the same week last year.
Details follow:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Southwestern Power and Light Comna
ular quarterly of IN per cent on nrntnpany. reg
able September TO stock Of record AUGUST Pay
Philadelphla. Germantown and Norssttxl ~
Railroad Company, regular uuarterIv ~ rf,s,own
cent, payable September to stock OF OF rso per
Chestnut Hin Railroad Companv -
quarterly oi ~ per cent, payable SeptemesseuIar
Acme Tea Company regular quarterlv n, a..
stock OF record August 20. august III to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
Is Tor wesSss. TAT oos. .Sae ,..o7S. $50. ITO +4lo
CLOsING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-Hoos-Receipts, 5000
head. Estimated Monday, 10000 head, Weak
TO l0c lower than opening. Top. 3t7.25; bulk
si0. 200 10. .DOi light, s15.eOQl7; mixed Slb.7h
oil. 10; heavy. li5.e01i7.io; rough. $4,000
.''exTTLE-Reoeipts. 600 head. STEADY. Top.
sHEEPSRssss!Pss. 5000 head. Slow. Top
KANSAS CITY. Aug. ii.-cATTLE-Rsce,0,.
Hods--Rscsipis. 1900 head. closins. Is aso
higher.
s,s sSgrst o5Sx ssS. SCENT:
3 ~ lla1s,.
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CORN MOVES UPWARD
AFTER EASY START
Material Losses at Outset More
Than Covered Later-Wheat
Remains Featureless
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

CHICAGO. Aug: 1.-The srsin belt wea'ne
forecast for thlrty-slx hours Ioh9w1n,; 91,;w.d nv
showers Sunday and west last tonlsht. warm, M
er west and south. cooler SUNDAY norh """
west. -, -. o.s.~
somewhat warmer tonight In southwest anu
WisronslDGParf!y cloudy tonight. showers
Minnesota-Jnscttled tonight and Sunday'
probably showers. cooler Sunday ana In noTh-
east. u.s.
" warmer tonight In east and south centra''
North Dskota-Showers tonisht, cooler ex-
treme ncrthwesti sgpdey. probably itssiirr,, isiir,, tn
night and Sunday, probably showers.
Kansas---Unsettled tonight and sunday
probably showers. , G.
enthusiastically fair tonight and Sum
day. g.
day, probably showers in southeast tonight.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Big Increase in Average and Actual
Loans-Surplus Drops

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE New Yors
bank statement this week shows big in.
creases in average and actual loans and d.
creases in the surplus in both statementa
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
MONEY-LENDING RATES

PHILADELPHIA-Call per cent
three to four months, 5h 95h per cent
time 6@5% per cent. Commercial paper,
six months, 51s Q5A per cent.
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!. Transit Co. Pays Extra 2 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE New York
Transit Company declared the resuIas
quartsrly dividend of 81 and 80 extra on
a capital stock. payable October Is to stock
~ record September 22.
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More Gold for Spain

NEW YORK. Aug. 1l.--Gold coin N. ~
smUun, srn" to Of ss. sSoo,0oo has been withdraw
spain, A transfer ~ 500. .ooo ~. g
raAes y qea yzesql u ( : n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change and In which there were no trans.
actions today. The price given Is the last
previous close.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
FINANCIAL NEWS
ABSENTEEISM HITS WALL STREET
AND TRADING is WITHOUT FEATURE
Deseron Of the Market Indicates Supreme Confidence IN
the Present Situation-Bears Hammer General
Motors, but It Receivers Part of Loss
Hiqh Points in Todays Financial Neps

an street deserted and The trading thom tays C
stocks attracting
closed higher and cotton o Foreign erchgngc was ami % tow o
and dig decreases and actual surplus Cdrgs or
Bar
uu1ed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
NEW YORK. Am.


Aggressive selling caused sharn a.
In the cotton market today. ston -
were uncovered on the break. Their. ,v.N
snap to the buying. and sentiment ..n."., ~
was bearish. Western, LIVERPOOL ma ,,'
Orleans interests were among the ,.u.
The feeling around the ring appearoa a !.
that even If the crop in Texas was .r.''
Ing. the deterioration there would h. ~.
than offset by Improvement elsewhere
The market had an irregular on.,..
There were buying orders around =.
ring for August and September corn,..
lively idle months which are undor a..
influence of the old crop spot sI,u..,.N u
They opened 2s to 40 points higher IN ,~a w
sequence. but later months were On. S0a'' ~
five points lower on reports NJ .hos
In the Southwest and very fayorahls un
vate crop advices. p'
Selling became general right afte- -.
call. Notwithstanding the strength ~ ~.
near position, and included active sa,,.s
by brokers with Liverpool connec,inns
Prices broke rapidly, with the market u.as
and unsettled, with declines soon ex,sra
ing to about 5s points In the case Of Nv
cember contracts
Cotton receipts at the ports for the IA,
were estimated at 5000 bales, Compared VIII
35S2 last week and 1854 bales a vear a..
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Meat Shipments Incre...

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.--Shipments NJ g.,
and cured meats from Chicago during .sn .sn
week ending August II were 4s.a7, one ene
pounds. cagainst 30 $4,000 pounds ths br, N.Y.
wss v,s3s Sss5 'ss - Pss'sss P.se1' ~ ss'ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following are quotations for Inactive
stocks listed on the New York Stock Ex.
change and. in which there were no trans.
actions today. The price given is the
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Local Reserve Bank Statement

The weekly statement Of the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Philadelphia for the weel
ending yesterday compares as follows WITH
the previous week:
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates
AsGisul; r6 Trade acceptances Com

'Pp TO thirty days; oyer thirty to sixty A No,
per cent. 0''i ninety
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BAR SILVER

1. a. s. =. -. To-day, Yes. Sat. Hlgh Low
ss; Cert: HH:ii'ss:, H:i's:,, y llSI iS
NV YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
cnf az; xsr n 1,.isf YSss. :s:.:: 4:
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COTTON DOWN UNDEp !
AGGRESSIVE SELMA
Sharp Declines Occur as Ma.
Interests Liquidate-Markst'.. I.
Generally Bearish
COTTON BELT wEArHER coxn,r,,....

NEW YORK. Aus. lin. ,.,,.HONsf
pscraturss were resorded in the he',cw,ns cSt.ss n.
&as,1s e.: %H,n'as and SsiiS ss -
Oklahoma, Meridian. Macon nrmni.n,sham. Z,
Ralsish. sss: shSsSsport. visksburs snH snS = ~
se nsi Rio NNsS'e Ne% ;Aususta and ssy.s.ssSS sS
minston and Jacksonyiiie, 10; Cnsville, CornMv,i WE
tsISsstan srsssS snd Charleston. is' XSii.sss' s'i;
:, There was.. o1 inch Of preclp,tat,o, =. :.
SiSS MSS,l. and and VWiSfI:SHrr oa ors.
.12 nc Pensacola, .Ie AZ RSie,sb, sssSkscnylls,
hOma; .88 at Shreveport. 40 at Okls.
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INACTIVE PHILA. STOCKS

Total snles sO7O0; compared will, siO.30O yes
terdnyt thus far this week, s225,15Oi same pc
riod last week, SiiSOO0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11

y
- days. 's4.2i7.lio.4se s2,s52. 1915 +47s
Other cities .
6 days.. 62001s941 47b.2 ,81s r. s05
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11

Total sales, 110, 300 shares; compared with
900 shares.
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August 10 Auvus,,
S25, 44s. .07o. 90 500 On, ron M
10 500 0o0' 90 lo'As2.o 900, 90
8,875. .000.0 90 8.e7K mn oo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11

8 days. "a ss7is54s7 1887. .s2e.547 +45.4
day .,,.,. s10.474.4ss 74s see. 500 +2I.e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11

Total gold held
by bank......
Gold with Federal
Reserve agent.
Gold redemption
fund "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11

Gold coin and GER
tificates in vault
G oil d settlement
fund ,..,......
Gold with foreign
agencies .......
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11

Total gold re.
serve ..,,,,,
L. G & a ! tender
notes. silver. etc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-02
81. Quentin, German Stronghold on
West, Near to Fall; British Advance

into the outskirts OF the town OF Ven.
delles. hardly five miles from its pre-.
sent objective. and shortly afterward
the town. Of Epehy and Peiziere fell
into the British hands. the Germans
retiring as their foes advanced.
The net result OF the days strug.
Cling on the southwest was that Gen.
Haig's men are now within three miles
OF Saint Quentin while on the north
the tentacle has driven to within five
miles OF the goal.
That the approach OF the Entente
troops Is having its effect on the. Ger
mans is indicated in dispatches that
have reached this city via Copenha-
gen. II Is declared that Won linden
burg is burning portions Of Saint
Quentin preparatory to abandoning II
20 the British, when they come nearer
and in the meantime Is looting the
town OF everything OF value that his
men can lay their hands upon.
The German official statement re-
ported minor fighting in Macedonia:
According 10 the Berlin dispatches the
Germans near Monastir successfully
bombarded the Entente troops to the
west OF that city, and destroyed two
observation balloons belonging to the
Allies In that field.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-02

ii =
tGnoeistea Press b. FsdefA wirelessl
LONDON. kng.. April - Thfustine
deep into the sides Of The German
armies in the direction OF Cambria
and saint onentin. the British yester.
day drove still further forward In
their eastward movement.
The southern tent .le. reacf tig out
along the Ham-saint Quentin railroad
line encircled and took the little but
important town OF Safy. and later.
having beaten back counter attacks.
moved on and took the Bots de Sayy.
or savy Wood. which the Germans IN
their retreat had fortified against at
tack.
Just how much OF > gain Haig's
troops manased to make In this region
u indefinite, but the official German
connunique issued ID Berlin last
night reports that the British forces
had advanced on the eomnle front q
depth OF nearly two mies. having TAX.
en- number OF German positions"
Northwest OF that ely The lighting
wns still more desperatk the Germans
struggling fIercely 10 Hold their posi-
lions. but as the event proved, strug-
cling IN vain. Betweei Roisel. taken
last week by the British, and Saint
Quentin, The British sdyance moved
forward With Q sweep that carried Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-02
NUMBERS ENROLL FOR
YIN. NIGHT SCHOOL

The enrolling for the new term OF
night school in the business depart.
ment OF the Y. V. G. A. Is progressing
rapidly and there will be a good num-
Der OF young men taking the new
courses at the Y. NJ. c. A. this spring.
The new term starts tonight. Regis.
tration for the classes can be made
tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A. office
Ten new courses are being given
this term The classes starting are.
Business, English, bookkeeping tad
yanced and beginning), penmanship.
shop drafting, spelling, advanced
shorthand and typewriting. There win
be also given advanced and beginning
courses in algebra and commercial and
general arithmetic. The employed
boys division Of the night school will
also convene in new term to June %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-02
SIX COUNTY FUNDS AGAIN
REGISTERING WARRANTS

With the cash basis depleted after
three months all further demands
made against the general fund will
have to be done by registered war.
rants. according to d. L. Conkling,
city treasurer, this morning.
Conkling said he expected to have
the cash basis fund last a few weeks
longer but as there b q delay in sell
ing the Kalakaua avenue improve
ment bonds. money to pay the con.
tractor had to come out of IL.
Other funds which now are depleted
are the permanent Improvement. Ho.
nolnlu road district, Waiaiua road dis
trict. Koolauloa road district and the
school.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-02
SELL HORSES; RANGE LAND
NEEDED FOR AGRICULTURE

Preparatory to using more land for
agricultural purposes and less for pas
ture the Kaneohe Ranch Company,
through JAS F. Morgan Co.. auc-
tioneer. sold on Saturday a string Of
% horses. This string realized over
$1,000. A thoroughbred jack sold for
$3.50 but when a German coach stall
lion, thoroughbred and imported. was
offered there were no bids forthcom-
ing. III, :
The action on the part of the Ka-
neohe ranch is an appreciation of the
increasing value OF lands for agricul-
tural purposes and the need of greater
home production. 49,
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PREPAREDNESS
in REPUBLICAN,
OAHU PLATFORM

----
Many plans are being prepared Tor
the Republican platform convention
called Tor next THURSDAY, April ?, AZ
the Bijou theater, beginning N ~
O. m.
The preliminary platform committee
consists OF A. u. Castro, chairman; r..
L. Grace, Riley II. Allen. w. woman
berlain. ApaA Manuwai, L. A. An
drews, J. Lewis henton, a, y van
Valkenberg, w, q. Achi. N. K. Make
kau and Oliver 6tillman. This com
mittee had meeting last Friday
night parcelled out the drafting OF
several planks and Is getting them In
shape.
Preparedness VIII have promi-
nelt place In the platform, the con-
yention being asked TO 50 on record
fayoring such support ct military
measures ~ are necessary to meet the
local needs.
The frontage tar plank Is under con-
siderati0n but has not assumed
definite shape.
One strong plank viii support the
territorial marketing division and IN
dofse It's extension Another win IN
dorse the building Of fire stations IN
districts now deprived Of adequate tire
protection.
Il IS proposed also to advocate de-
veI5pment Of the city emergency hos
|pital. Some delegates are talking OF
plank 70 separate this hospital from
the police station.
These are only 4 few Of the timely
tonics under discussion. Owing to the
uncertainty Of the city charter re-
vision mill IN the legislature, the con-
vention may be unable to take any
definite stand BY Thursday.
walter Coombs. county chairman,
has received the names Of convention
deIeRafes and Committeeman named
by 2s out Of the IS Oahu precincts.
Returns from the others have not YET
arrived. Following Is the list Of deie-
r1fE7 AZ known:
- IE[-...I - -. L. 60
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wHITE sEAL LAvNoRy, LTD.

Notice is given that at the Annual
Meeting of stockholders held in Ho-
nolulu on March "A, 1917. the follow
ing officers were elected: c. x Al,
president: F. Schmidt. vice-president
and manager; Theodore Richards,
treasurer; Philip 1. Weaver, secre-
tary, and NJ. w. Putnam, auditor, said
officers to constitute the Board OF
Directors
PHILIP L. WEAVER,
Secretary
s74e-2t
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az AurhoRlTY
RESOLUTION NO. 1872

Be it resolved by the Board of Su
peryisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of One Thousand, Four Hum
dred Sixty Dollars and Ninety-Eight
Cents ($1, 460.9Sl, be, and the same is
hereby appropriated out of all moneys
in the General Fund of the Treasury
of the City and County of Honolulu,
to the credit of the Honolulu Road De
partment; the same to be reimbursed
by moneys pald in by the Outside
Road Districts on account of = e~Nalt
furnished by the Honolulu R. De-
partment.
introduced BIZ
CHAS. NJ. ARNOLD,
Supervisor.
Date of Introduction:
Honolulu, Hawaii. March %, 1917.
s / hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed First Reading and
ordered to print at 9 meeting held by
the Board of Supervisors on Friday,
March 80, 1911, on the following vote
of said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold. Hatch, Holm.
ger. Horner, Larson. Logan. Total Z.
. Noes: None.
e. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City ana County Clerk.
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