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Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25
County Judge Named.

county Jucge Nameo.
 G. s. Parsley. former circuit clerk Of Madison County, was appointed county judge of Madison county by Gov. Brough. MT. Parsley had been holding temporary appointment, sue ceeding the late Judge J. L. Young.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

While blowing near Alicia T. M. Green plowed up an old stump under which were five snakes There were two moccasins, two ground rattlelB and one rattle, snake. They were coiled together
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

coiled together.
 Food preparedness work has begun In Clark county under the supervi- sion of County Agricultural Agent A. E.. Ferguson and Canning Club Agent Miss Mamie Weaver.
 Road Improvement District No. 3 has been formed and a rock road will be built from Walnut Ridge to Por- tia. The distance will be about eight miles. John W. Bolin has retired as editor and publisher of the Wynne Progress and has been succeeded by w. S. Os- borne. = Sheridan Freeman of Simpson. Pope county, killed an eagle recently that had wing spread of eight feet. A slack barrel factory is being moved from White Hall, in Poinsett county, to Georgetown.
 Work has begun on the new $1O,O0O brick building of the Baptist Church at Earle.
 A slight earthquake was felt at Corning last week.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

Work has begun on the new S1o,O0o brick building of the Baptist Church at Earle.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

slack barrel factory is being moved from White Hall, in Poinsett county, to Georgetown.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

A slight earthquake was felt al Corning last week.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

Sheridan Freeman of Simpson, Pope county. killed an eagle recently that had wing spread of eight feet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
DURANT ENJOYS
BUILDING BOOM
Courthouse and F edera
Building Among New
Structures.

DURANT, Okla, Sept 2 Prob
ably the most extensive program OF
building in the city's history is now in
progress in Durant a 100000 court
house, new federal building new
$4,000 bank building. materially i'm
provemcntS at the Southeastern State
Normal school, fifty blocks of new
street paving and several hundred new
residences are included in the program
Word has just been received from
Washington that the new federal build
ing will be much larger than was first
planned II will be two stories in
hcigh, instead OF one and will provide
suitable quarters for federal officials
here as well as for the postoiiicc.
A good crop year and wartime de.
mands upon local industries has made
business. conditions better this fall thar
they ever have been before.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26

new citizens OF the rapidly expanding
town
Becoming Factory Center
The Healdton oil ilcid OF which
Ardmore is the commercial center IS
the largest single producing field in the
country The daily production at this
time is more than 10000 barrels, and
there is in storage in that field more
than 100000 barrels, estimated as
being sufficient to supply all the war
requirements OF the United States for
more than a year. and the daily pro
duction, il is estimated is more than
enough to keep the supply in excess
Of the demand
But Ardmorc by no means depends
upon her oil industry alone There are
now several factories, large and small.
in operation, and the past six months
has brought many more. The most
prcten,ious OF these are two automo
bile tire factories, each $l,WO0OO
corporation Ground has been broken
for the DeSaw Rubber company plant,
which will bring about five hundred
families to this city. The Ardmore
Akron Tire company is in the process
OF promotion and its location here Sc
cured The Sunlight Carbon Products
company, for the manufacture OF car
bon from oil residue to furnish ilum-
nation for moving picture projectors
arc street light and other purposes, has
been allotted location in the Cham
Der of Commercial Industrial addition
10 Ardmore and work on the factory Is
expected to be begun soon The Uu'
Manufacturing company. which pro.
duees automobile accessories. is $3.50,
coo concern, which has also been al
lotted location and expects immcdi
ately to start the construction OF it
plant A plant for the manufacture o
glass bottles and other products j
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
Peanuts a Great Staple

Peanuts are assuming an important
place IN the dietary We alludc cSpe
cially to the we'll known butter -
which is 10 percent protein - percent
lat and "a percent carbohydrates, and
which has $500 CalorieS to the pound.
or more than the average man require,
a day
Peanut butter sells from IS cents 70
A. cents a pound Between tho various
brands there is practically no differ
encs certainly not enough to warrant
tins difference ~ price, hut as the
Manufacturers Record SAYS. "cvcv
with peanut butter selling at 10 cents a
pound, IT is shown tina, consumers cav
purchase more protein and fat in tn,
form OF peanut butter than in almost
any other palatablc food now on the
market
Then, too, peanut meal is being in.
ereaSngly used to iatten hogs, and tn,
oil IS ot great Importance.
The increased production OF peanut,
is shown IN the following figures: II
1909 there were only Slo.6S4 acres o
peanuts in the country In 1900 thi,
had increased to S69.S& and in 1915 {,
l,2l5,Oo0, while it is estimated tha
there are fully 2,OOW0 acres OF pea
nuts now
florida's crop OF peanuts is bigge
than II ever was and success this yea
will stimulate planting next year
Peanuts are worth abou, 81 a buShc
wholesale, and the demands Of the o,
mills, livestock and the human tabl
are making them one OF the great sta
plies OF this country, Boston Trad
SCtipt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26

promised and a steel plant, said to be
planned as million dollaN corpora
ton has practically been secured for
Ardmorc.
One Refinery; -Four More Assured.
Ardmorc has one refinery in opera
ton, another which will begin the pro-
ductlon of gasoline within a few weeks,
third building and two others have
been allotted locations III the industrial
quarter The new cracking process
is expected to place Ardmorc in the
forefront OF gasoline producers and the
additional amount OF gasoline thus
produced from crude oil will be a long
step in Ardmofes efforts to provide
war necessities.
The retail district Of Ardmorc is fast
expanding New retail establishments
are coming into the city with rapdi,y
and still the retailers are unable to
keep up with the fast increasing de
mands Of the trade. There are two
wholesale grocery houses, a wholesale
and manufacturing cigar company, a
large Touring mill, pecan and peanut
factory and number Of lesser jobbing
houses.
Many New Buildings
Among the important public build
ings recently completed are a union
Santa Fe-Rock Island station, a union
Frisco Oklahoma. New Mexico & Pa.
cific railway the Santa Fe freight
house, federal building First Christian
church. First Presbyterian church
Hardy sanitarium and a municipal con.
vention hall and the Won Keller sani.
,arium is in proccss Of construction.
In the retail district the most marked
Improvement is the construction OF thu
Simpson building, a six story Office
completed The cost Of the building
will reach more than $4,000 and tn
lower floor will house the Guarant
State bank The First National ban
has purchased site Immediately op
poste the Simpson building and worI
on its fine new home will be begul
soon The new Ardmore hotel is IL
process OF construction. II is to be al
eight story 2S0.0O structure, bull
upon thoroughly modern lines
Moss Patterson has recently movet
into his new building, which is SAT-
to be the largest automobile sale
house and garage between Kansas Git,
and Dallas. The chamber of com
merce band has an auditorium an,
headquarters on the upper floor
Street Railway Extended.
The Ardmore Street Railway com
pany has recently completed its cSten
sion through Chckasha Heights an,
Northeast Ardmore to the DornicI
Hills Country club and has opened
recreation park Electric parb just be
yondrthe city limits,
The Ardmorei,e Publishing compan
will soon move from its present quar-,
ers to new location In the Y. s
JONES building at Mill and Broadwa,
The building is under lease and III
publishing company expects to bull
it own home within a few years.
Among the additional business dis
trict improvements are a number c
automobile garages and smaller bus
ness houses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26

LONDON--To check Boy riding and
the misuse OF government cars. many
Of the main roads out OF London have
been placed under military control Of
iicerS or soldiers in motor cars are
challenged and have TO furnish particu-
lars and produce authority for being
away from their regiments Civilian
motorists are challenged to produce
their petrol licenses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
W Women Steal Silks.

LONDON-The postoiiice authorities
have found way to reduce the large
number Of theits OF silks, satins and
other articles OF women's finery that
followed the employment Of thousands
OF women as letter carriers and sorters
in the pos,officcs Of the country. They
transferred the handling OF these artl
oles back to men and the thcfts ceased
at once
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
DlbRE GR0WTH
LIS Been RAPID
untzy Town in 1910; Is
Now q City of $4,000;
OIL Did It.
COMING
Two Rubber Plants Among
Industries Locating
Recently.
FACTORIES COMING

AKDMORE, Okla, Sept n-(Spe-
.eiAl) )--Ardmore's development in the
spost year Is little short Oci marvellous.
GHseeAinE back farther, the census OF
k9y,o shows that Ardmore had a popu-
6G)oa Of 986S, but conservative e't-
3ales give the pre,en, population Of
4 he city At not less than 1900 In
no there were just twelve automobiles
oWped within the city Of Ardmore; it
= estimated that there are more than
10W within the city today, more than
Slmo tor every ten men. women and
| ehlldeen in The city.
\ 1Ae bank deposits show remarkable
jnesease In June Of this wear the total
M close to 100000 and il is only
!. V>laln the last year that the deposits
4 r. any one OF the four banks of the city
IN reached 81 100000 One has con
A0oessbly more than 2.000,0O0 Basing
- total deposits Of the four banks at
" tsiile more than $5.0000Oo. Ardmore's
Liberty loan allotment was estimated
~ $4,000; the subscription amounted
10 eJ0S,O0. 80
Dig Dsmaad for Houses.
y The enrolment in the public school.
I last year was about 800. Ordinarily
thls would indicate a population Of
Sbeut 5000, but there are many people
9WAo have no children Of school age
Gnnnv newcomers and considerable
luDoef OF unmarried salaried men and
il gFeat many heads Of families who
/ I'VE not yet moved their people here
IL beard Of education last year in
treaeed the capacity Of school build
~ 30 percent and II is believed that
IL provision for additional accommo-
Nh3on Will care for the increased school
1Dota1etioa only this year and that It
~ Be possible that there will also
~ , consested condition before the
A4Qoent term is concluded.
uusing the past spring and summer
l(aomore has made strenuous efforts
~ )eep up with the demands for homes
y newcomers. The supply Of rental
Dpss b stilf inadequate and "a great
n1o4 have built their own dwellings.
1og ne spring, for q period Of more
~ elxty days there were under con-
G1eioa at one time more than W6
~ lags for rent or for sale. Local
10 being invested as rapidly as
- N the construction Of new
InQ to, accommodate the influx oI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
GUTHRIE PLANTS
INCREASE OUTPUT
States Only Cotton Mill Is
Filling Orders for the
Government.
u. S. CONTROLS FLOUR
What Is Claimed as Biggest
Mill in State Managed
by Hoover's Men.

GUTHRIE, Okle, Sept. 22-(Spe-
cial Guthrie the old territorial capi-
tai, has forgotten politics and turned it.,
attention to business II is the unani-
WouS opinion oi Guthrie citizens that
the change has been profitable
Gu'hrc'S business is better than il
ever has been IN the history OF the city.
The farmers OF Logan county have had
a good crop year, oil development has
progressed far cnought to give hopes
OF pay sand IN this vicinity. and all Of
the towns industrial institutions arc
running full capacity
Cotton Mill Output Doubled.
The Pioneer Cotton Mil, the only
such plant III the state. has recently
doubled its capacity and is now exert
ing every effort 10 NEE, the heavy de.
mandS enforced by the wat According
TO recent agreement Of southern cot
ton mill owners, the Guthrie plant =
turning one half OF IT'S product to the
government to supply war needs
The mill this week bought the first
car load Of cotton to be shipped in
Oklahoma this season. II was from
Bolcg
The plant was established here twelve
years ago but it operated for several
years on comparatively small scale
Flour Mill to United States.
The Guthrie Mill and Elevator COM
pany's plant which is said to be the
biggest in Oklahoma has been taken
over by the government and is now
being operated BY experts working
under Herbert { Hoover. food admin
istra,or. The mills capacity has been
doubled within the past few months. it,
owners having Just completed arrange
mentS to help supply part OF the
country'S food stuff when tho federal
government took it over
The mill manufactures number of
by-products, such as cereals, in addition
10 flour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
Now Operate 3O6 Ships.

LONDON 90 The Peninsuar and
Oriental Steamship company has come
to provisional agreement with the
Union OF New Zealand Steamship com
pany whereby the latter's seventy six
steamers of 245,278 tons, gross, come
under control OF the Peninsular and
Oriental company, which will now oper
ate 100 steamers of l,7l7 ,4o5 tons, gross
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
BIC POWER PLANT
BUILDING At ADA
Current To Be Supplied to
Several Towns From a
Million-Dollar Plant.

ADA, Okla, Sept 1-(Special)-
The Interstate Construction company is
building a million dollar power plant
five miles north Of Ada, about $500 men
being employed at the prescn, time.
The plant will furnish electric power
for Shawnee, Maud, Konawa, Francis
and manufacturing plants at Ada, Rolf
and perhaps other cities. While only
81 100000 will be spent a, this time, the
Mainland brothers of Chicago, owners,
plan to spend several times that amount
within a short time. Lines for trans
missions are being erected at the pres
cnt time
Many Cities to Get Power.
The Mainland interests have owned
the Shawnee power plant for several
years. The central power plant here
Is bein erected in order that the com
pany may spread out and furnish power
to all the growing cities in this par,
OF Oklahoma. Power will thus be fur
nished much cheaper than the small
plants in the various towns can pro-
duce II
w II. Zimmerman is the construc.
tion engineer in charge OF the building
and A. W. Arnold is the civil engineer
These men are both from Chicago anC
have long been connected with electrical
plants.
1t is reported that the company has Z
contract to furnish all the 'juicc" thai
is not needed here TO the Oklahoma
Railway company. To do this a line
will be built to Norman
Building an Absorption Plant.
In connection with the power plan,
preparations are now complete for al
absorption gasoline plant which vii
be erected IN the next few weeks lr
fact. work will start on this as sooI
as the material can be laid down,
An absorption plant takes the gaso
line from natural gas by means OF alb
sorbng the gasoline IN oils and othel
liquids 1t is difieren, from the casing
head gas, though the produce, is abou
the same The gas in the Ada field il
. almost dry, and casing head gasolin,
! plant would not be paying PROPOSE
ton, the chemists say, II is believe,
there is enough gasoline in it to justif.
an absorption plant
Danger Eliminated.
There is another thing in favor OF tn
absorption plant, the elimination OF an,
/, danger IN connection with burning tn
natural gas. II there is any gasolin
at all IN natural gas, and the gas /
burnt IN large quantities, there is dan
ger oi the gasoline collecting IN IN
. pipes and then blowing out, causin
quite an explosion OF course, the ali
E, sorption takes all the gasoline ava
, and removes thiS danger
4 The gasoline abSorber will be built a
/, a cost OF ahuu, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17
Bonds

The following table shows the sales,
last prices and high and low for 1917
of all bonds dealt in on the New York
Stock Exchange during the week ended
Saturday.
Total sales for the week, S20,3l6,00o,
against SI6,sS1 900 a week ago and $751;
$4,000 a year ago. From January to
date, ss72,741, 900. against s723,oI9, 900
in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17

GILLET. ELISABETH ALINE.-IN PUR-
suaucs OF an order OF Honorable John
p CohalRn. one Of the Surrogdtes or ths
IN 10 all persons having claims against
Elisabeth Aline Gillet, late OF the Republic
~ Switzerland. deceased 20 present tho
same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
-Criber at his place Of transsctius bushes,
At No 81 Maiden Lane. Borough Of Man
haitian New York cry. on or before tho
isl Gay Of December next.
Dated. New York. May p 1917.
JULES RACINE.
AncIllsry Administrator. G. T. A.
COLBERT BROTHERS. Attorneys Tor An
,Iifary Administrator. Rector Street,
New York city. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17

IN PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER OF HON
orabla John p. Cohalsn, Surrogate Of
the County OF New York:
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Edward K. Mllissn.
Iate Of the Couu,y Of New York deceased.
80 rr,sant the same with vouchers thereof
m The subscriber, a. it5 place Of transact
ink business, 10. IS Cedar Street, In the
CIV OF New York. on or before the ION
dsy OF December next.
Dased New York. the let DAY OF June.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY. Executor
PATTERSON. EAGLE. GREENOIGH (
DAY Attorneys for Executor. I2'
broadway, New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17

IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF
Honorable John =. Cohalan. surrogate
Of the County OF New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against ARTHUR BUTLER TWOMBLY,
lace OF the County OF New York. deceased,
10 present the same Win vouchers ihereot
ing business the once Of stewart & shear
.r No - wall street. Borough Of Man
haitian. In The CITY ~ New York. on or
before the ltth day ~ January next
dated New York. July 5. 1911
JEANNE STRONG TNONBLY.
EVacufrir
STEWART & SHEARER. Attorney. for
ENscujrtx. - Wall Street Manhattan,
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17
HAYNES. ELIZABETH IANE-rN PUR-

HAYNES. ELIZABETH IANE-TN PUR-
suauce Of an order OF Hon. John p. Co.
r.TsU A Surrogate Of she County Of New
work dated March - 1917. notice Is here
nv given 10 al persons having claims
.z.lIst Elizabeth Jane Haynes. late Of
- County OF New York. deceased. TO
nreasnt the same With vouchers thereof
"a The subscriber. al It's place Of transact
Ing business No. 81 Wall Street. In tbs
civ Of New York. on or before the 9TH
day OF October next
Dated. New York. the 2sth day Of March.
REV YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY. Executor.
EMMETT & PARISH, Attorneys for Er-
ecutor. 81 wall Street, New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
for the week ending September 10 were re-
ported rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PHILLIPS. WILLIAM WIN PURSU-
ANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hororshis
John r. Cohslan. a Surrogate Of the county
OF New York. NOTICE Is hereby given
20 all persons having claims against
WILLIAM ". PHILLIPS. late OF the Bor-
ouEh Of Meudham. County Of Norris. stat.
OF New Jersey deceased. 70 present trs
same with vouchers thereof 20 N. SUBJ
scrlbed, a. place OF trsusactiHg business,
at the oflre % their attorney. Roswell g.
O.haman 40. o Nassau Street. IN The cry
Of Sew York. on or before the frs, day OF
February next
Dated, New York, the 9th day ~ July,
1917. EDWARD r. OTHEMAS.
HOWARD &. PHILLIPS.
Executors
ROSWELL G. OTHEMAN. Attorney for
Executors 81 Nassau street. Borough
OF Manhattan, New York Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND


TUE p,RRFTT COMPANY N. - ,
nnartarIv dividend Of one Dollar snn
s.venty-nye cents Gl75l per share p rss
L,.n declared on both Common ana IRE
$3.50 ~ani,ai stock Of The Barrett Com .
nany NV Jersey. and the Preferred SOCK ,..t
Subscription Receipts Of he Am Yer. 81 Of
!. Snr,r,on stock holders Of record as -
70 close Of business Sept. %, 1917. and on
OCT. is. 1917, TO the Preferred s,oIM TO-
era OF record as at the close OF
oct. s. 1917.
quarterly interest at the rae OF 80 on
Per cent. 90 per Annum WI PC p sln w
boib he Common and Preferred SUD- - ~,
lion Receipts. Fun and part pad, o. o., T 10
barrett company, New Jersey on 1 g.. -,
a. 10 common Subscription keSe.P'
boiders Of record rs ct the close OF 6 1o,-
ness sept. %. 1917. and on Oct 10. a. :,
10 Preferred Subscription te,eipI uo' &c,
-, record as at the close OF business O'''
5. 1917. errrD r,.ssur.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17

Sales. High. Low Last. shsngs
! sisSS i 3. h:Gs: Cop ~ ~ = q ,.
$500 stBooth ......
22500 Boston Mont. IS % o!
1885 bradshaw c.. In a lu- 10
$500 But a. Zinc. ois ga US
$4,000 Billiards Peak 81 - 70
$3.50 Butte Detroit. Il Vi, "a -
$500 Butte-N y. t3s
$4,000 'tCaledonia VI. IT " I9 o,
l03j00 'Cal & Jer.. ga ~ 20 ~
1920 Can Copper 2Iz 20 Eut H
$4,000 'tCsn Cop rts. =,
30S00 tCashboy ..... 6T7 "a
2230O 'Coco Riv Min. 80 Us f. -
1000 Con hriz SIN. ga su
5000 Con Cop Min. 1OIA VA va -
400 'fCons Gold VI. 70 68 ~
1000 Sons Home. - "a "a
1900 Cre.sOn Gold. oes De -
$50 Duncan M&M. 81 g e
300 Dundee-Ariz . p y
$4,000 Emma Copper J "a IT "a
$4,000 stFortuna Con. 50 80 80
2l0O 'Globe Dome is "a -
1890 1Goldfeld Con. so ~ "
1900 'tGoldfeld Mer o/7- "a
1000 tGreat Bend. ~ ~ u
6lo0 Screen Mon VI. ~ "a ~ Is
1920 Hecla Mining. efs 6rs ga .
1000 Hudson Bay u. " "a
$500 "FInt Mines. 10 10 ID 2
1850 'iron Blossom a Is
2A500 jerome Verde ne 10 l7sF ~
300 'tJim Butler 70 90
] l0Vo Josevig-hen 90 ~ % % 4"
.55O0 tJum6o hht q @5,L a.
lVS0O ,JumM OF NM "a sss "a! y
50O herr Lave "a as ,oH I"
-oV0 The"anas 80; F" J.
f5OO La Rose ConsoI 70 II ~ y
ltgQ LOUISIANA CONS ,sb AZ
/ 1850 Magma copper 20 -
! 300 y Magmauc =. ~ e
1870 5saS M .tyn,ss G M|s r,tl ~ IS"
! 200 Mason Valley. SIS 5'4 oIa "a
$500 tM i,iS, r.: -. 75 50 So Y,
2 10000 . .TSsal N g%'gf 80 6" "
! $1,000 Smother Lode IS 81 81 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17

UTCHINGs, HANNAH IN PURSUANCE
- an order % Honorable John p. Co
halan d Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Hannah Hitchings.
sometimes written H. HtChiugs late Of
vasatggt0n District Of columbia de-
thereof TO the subscribers. a. their plscs
Of tranEactlnG business. a. the once ot
their attorneys. Ssykett and Lang No. -
Nassau street. In the city Of New York,
on or before the 30th day % January next.
Dated New York, the 2!st day Of july,
1917.
JOHN r SACRETT
GEORGE =. TAPPES
SlCKETT and Lang. Executor.
Attorneys for Executors.
90 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan,
New York city. JyZ3-SJ2i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-17
Consolidated Exchange

limit Of trade on this exchange. 10 share'.l
Following table gives total transactions Tor
the week ended September Is. with the h!sh'
low and closing prices: