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The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
BOY Insists on Roaming.

If the plans OF Albert Carpenter.
If lligtland Park. prove successful,
The adventurous career of his 9year.
cid son Ralph viii end in 80 days
imprisonment in a room. with a rope
tied aroun' him 10 prevent escape.
The Highland Park police advised
Carpenter 10 adopt this method of
curbing Ralph's gypsy tendencies.
The lad was picked up again Tues
day. after he had started for Fort
WAYNE. whore ne hoped TO camp
with The troops. During the last
-eaFs Ralph has gone TO Windsor TO
enlist. he has run away several
times without any particular object,
and on another occasion it is said
he stole SCI from a store His faith
or told the police be has moved sew
cral times. hoping different environ.
ments wouId help the lad The fam
ily is now living out Royal Oak
way.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

and I had just lost them you were
immensely surprised that | did no.
jump az the chance. Then one
night you got drunk and insulted
me or course. II was the drunkard
and not yourself who acted. but you
would never have treated Paula
Newton so had her father and moth
or been alive.
"l have learned the last year
Charlie that rich men have one
code OF conduct for the women Of
their own SGT and another for those
women who struggle along outside
II
Today you ask me again TO be
your wife and dangle in front Of my
eyes your ability 20 place me where
/ can get even with those who have
hurt and snubbed me in the last
year J am not alL,s with you any
more because / have found, ont how
little u means when a man loses
his selfconirol and becomes a
brute. In The past year have seen
too many ~ your sex do just that
bui would not care 20 marry any
one of vow
1T WAS very grandiloquent
speech. Margio and have no. doubt
made il In my best stage man
ner Il must have impressed Char
lie however for he said BY Jove.
, Paula. you are merry little piece
and after this want you 20 count
me among your real friends. I'm
going go sec that YOU get what
you're after.
II thanked him and ne left me.
Then | discovered that I would not
have time 10 leave the thcater for
something 10 eat and still get bacl,
1 in time for the evening perform
ance slipped on a kimono and
tried 10 get a little rest. for was
700 excited in fact. think | was
feeling TOO much like a heroine in
a novel-vto eat Marg!e. can't you
remember how You loved to play
out Of story books?
somehow. my life az this time
even with IFS bitter experiences was
note quite real II was perhaps he
cause was so Young that I could
not realize Sometimes Margie,
think God sends irresponsibility "a
youth for IL It could ever realize the
I truth IL v-pvid faint and die -
ITO Be Continued
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
ARGENTINE ARMY
LAWS PRAISED
~ oHlEAi. Z ErEMART.

fv CHiHLiN Z STEWART
tSia0 Co, respondent Unficd Press
BTENOs AIRES. Jan 10 Gen.
Pablo RicchierL author OF Argen
tines military service laws thinks
this form Of conscrption viii event
ually be found satisfactory for the
United states. In an interview ac-
corded the United Press today h.
Expressed the greatest interest in
The report from Washington that
military heads favored adoption OF
The Argentine idea for America.
Argentine resorted 10 conscrip
ton because q was Tho only method
~ maintaining q good military re-.
serve" the general asserted The
results have been most excellent
domocraiizing our people. improving
them mentally and physically"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

"The next day Margie ! got an.
other letter from Charlie Montgom-
cry setting the day when ! was 20
lunch with him and my two cousins.
| immediately wrote him that cir
cumstances had arisen which would
make It Impossible FOR me 20 mee'
the Misses Townsend
This brought Charlie over 10 see
me after the matinee and told him
the circumstances What he said
was straight 90 the point If not
very elegant English
"You see. Paula he said. Jerry
is determined 90 cop out that Ens
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

BY BETTY BROWN.

Raby's basket must have pretty
coverlet, something 10 remind Us
that baby bunting has just arrived
from Babyland and who has more
right TO appear on baby's coverlet
than Mr. Stork2 A pretty "stork'
edge for the tiny basket sheet f.
made with one spool Of Richardson's
X NJ G Cordonnct Special No. so
To those who want TO crochet the
coverlet. the following formula will
BE- useful Make II en- SITS.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

~Elcvrntn row S'fyw 7"gr. o. -, .
rr 50. or. 81. ch SITS, turn.
Twelfth row 6 81. gr. ! sp. ]
gr. ~ sp. Q en- SITS, turn, repeat LIST
row for 3 rows then start the stork ,
continue as shown above.
Whom completed haste carefully.
leaving narrow space above tho
hem Cut the material from the
Lack and make small hem. 4
baby towel 10 match may be made
bv emitting thc storks and babies
from each side. making the flower,
then baby hen The flower again.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
logging Up
For the Rink
BY BETTY BROWN.

Whether she goes -orth 20 con
quer with skates or skis or a
hockey stick our outdoor girl will
wear the gayest of raiment. Cor
geous plaids in two tones Of yellow
or green and brown; pin checks Of
bright yellow and golden brown,
solid yellow. or red or purple are
color you will see In the sports
clothes shops.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Fashion DEGREES the simplest
things for babies me- irius. no ruf
fees, no trimmings.
An exquisite bit az naby hners
is this Christening robe IN sincere
French lawn with finely tucked
yoke and just little OF me mo.
delicate hand embroidery when
tell Won this sin is from iha nal
zine Fashion ART and designed hI
Gabrnder MasSe the Lueillo-ol ths
baby world. then youll know it Is q
christening gown worth noticing
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

First row p So, 8 ch SIS. iurn
Repeat for rows more.
Fifth row 10 ~, > or. 30 sp, E
ch SITS, turn.
Sixth row sp. gr, 4 ~, gr.
sp, gr. sp, ch stsr turn
p Seventh row 50, . gr 8 So %
or, 50, On sts, turn.
Eighth row 4 50, 3 gr. ! sp. SRI
. sp, ! gr, 6 So. ch SITS, turn
Ninth row: 7 sp. gr SD, gr.
Z SO, 3 en- SITS. turn.
Tenth row sp. gr. so. gr
sp. gr. 50. ch SITS turn.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Tho marriage Of Miss Florence
Babbitt 10 Harold Barclay William
son viii take place Monday after
noon Jan H.. In 81 Pagl's cathedral
,he Rev Jonn McCarrol canon Of
The cathedral officiating Mrs
Laurence Claiborne Witton of Gin.
ciEnaii. sister % the bride. Will be-
matrnn of honor. and Miss Elizabeth
williamson sister ~ the groom. VIII
0e hridrsm aid BARTON Dixon Wood
viii Ice est man Following we'd
ding trip 20 fhe nernudas 10" young
couple viii make their home at No.
563 ScWar lave
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Society

Mrs Gilbert W. Lee viii give a
dinnordance in the Detroit Ath-
letic club, Monday evening. Jan. ~.
Mrs. Ahner T. larned viii enter
tain al luncheon Friday. in the be
troit Athletic clrh.
Mr. and Mrs Edward G. Van
Hueln have moved from No 80
retcrborost 10 No. i37 Purns.ave
Miss Elizabeth Champe. Of the
Palms apartments, will leave next
week for California
Mr. and Mrs Huston, OF Colum-
bus. are visiting their son. the Rev
Raymond VI huston OF the Trum-
bull-aye Presbyterian church.
%
Mr. and Mrs Charles w. Kotch.
or viii leave "Wednesday night for
Miami Fla. where they will pass
the remainder OF the winter
Mrs Gertrude Beyer Stearns and
children viii leave the end of the
month FOR Santa Barbara, Cal. TO
remain until spring
-
\ black and white ball will be
gwen by the Junior league OF the
Crosse Ponle Nclehborhood club In
the Hotel Poutoharirain. Wednes.
day Jan. "a
Miss katherine Locke who Is Civ
Ing series OF Current topics" Ice
lures. in The Hotel Sia,ler. will speak
1hursdcy morning. .at, Ilro.elock, in
the ballroom of he hotel
Mrs Milton Williams. Of Farrand-
PIX, gave bridge party Tuesday in
honor Of Miss Florence Babhitt Mrs
Theodore S. Meyer viii entertain for
Miss Rabbit Friday afternoon
Moslem temple will give an in.
formal dancing party, Wednesday,
evening. in Masonic temple The
dancing viii D. preceded by con
cert BY Moslem Temple band
\ card parry VIII be- given Friday
evening ~ ihe home OF Mrs \. Il,
Wait No lS2 Cortland ave, for the
benefit Of the Masonic home in
Alma.
:, = ,,
wv ~. ~"
noon at o'clock u me home o.
Mrs Belle sanlon, Nol Sii Third
ave.
-
"'' ",",'''.
~ $50 - " - So
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The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

The pulling power of advertise
ments being affected by the char
acter Of other advertisements in
the same paper, makes it impera-
tive-if the fullest success is
achieved-to select those news
papers which have the moral cour-
age to refuse objectic nable or mis-
leading advertising.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

is what We seek when we choose
a skirt just now
Pin checks In vivid yellow and
bright brown make dazzling sports
skirts. with The heavy sweater
coao in yellow and cap and scarf 10
match the girl on skates resembles
Il yellow bird in flight
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Your skating skirt must be very
short and your skating shoe must
be very high, which shows fashion
has sensible moods at times.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

MAT local advertisers also appre-
ciate the policy Of The Times and
the great pulling power of the
paper, is shown in the fact that The
Times carries more real estate dis
play advertising than OaHy other
Detroit daily. -
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

The newest sports skirts are
closely plcated and give YOU ihe
impression they are narrower than
they really are The clingy effect
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

The white eaIfskin skating shoe
laced from toe TO 'lOinch high top
is smart footwear for indoor skat-
ing.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

BY rejecting thousands Of lines
Of Objectionable advertisements,
The Times is building a newspaper
Of character and Influence which
Is welcomed in the homes of dis
corning, prosperous people.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

An informal program ~ music will
be given Thursday afternoon. II 3
O'Clock. in the monthly meeting Of
the House OF Providence adxillars
hy-Miss Alice Finley. Mrs William
r. Gregory and Miss Irene S'rale.
Previous 20 he meeting. M o'clock,
Mrs Nadsworth Warren. chairman
of the music committee will meet
the meubers NJ thc committee TO
complote arrangements for the en-.
tcuainments during the rmainder
ot Tho year.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

And now. little Miss Vanity, hold
your head Just so, until Dame Fash
ion puts on your newest bonnet
n IS made OF ribbed silk with in
seriion OF val lace and the uphar
ing ufles are also Of val II Is all
in white. even the ribbon stream
ors
Tho wen slippers arc pale blue
ribbed silk. and the slipper case
matches them IN color. a famous
mansmifliner in Paris designed these
dainty things especially for Fashion
Art Magazine and The Times.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

will appeal to you the only logical purchase. The
slight extra cost Of c1ean fresh tea and, above all,
OF the unique "SALADA" favour is negligible; but
all the difference between satisfaction ard
dissatisfaction. Biss
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Six Months ago The Times published, exclusively in
Detroit the advertising of IngersOl Watches
This advertiser selected the one newspaper in each
city which stands above all others for honesty and
cleanliness both in and advertising in Detroit
The Times selected.
The Times produced results the biggest spring
season the IngersOIl ever had i'm Detroit
Months Passed i and The Times was again selected
to carry the Ingersoll watch copy.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

program for public school pupils,
Friday afternoon. at o'clock. in the
Central high school auditorium
O
Detroit center. Drama League OF
America will give an informal recep-
lion and tea. Friday afternoon, In
the Hotel Statler. in honor of Edith
Wynne Mathison. of the Sir Herbert
pcerbohm Tree company now ap-
pearing in the Detroit opera house,
End Charles Ram KENNEDY. the noted
playwright author of The servant
IN the House" and other successful
and notable plays In private life.
Miss Mathison is Mrs Kennedy
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Tho "o'lefscn trio. composed ri
Carl 10 Tollcfsen. violin Nine.
Schnauk 1ollef-en piano and VII
helm DricuS. cello. will give a con
cert Thursday csceine. ~ tho hotel
fontchrtsa.n convention hall, under
thr aulpices OF thc Chamber Music
society The trio Nill give a special
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Mis-. Gertrude Boyer Stearns and
children viii leave the end of the
month FOR Santa Barbara, Cal. TO
remain until spring
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Mr. and Mrs Charles w Kotch.
or viii leave Wednesday night for
Miami Fla. where they will pass
The romalnder Of The winter.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Mrs Milton Williams, Of Farrand.
1k. gave bridge party Tuesday in
lonor OF Miss Florence Babhitt. Mrs.
Theodore 5. Meyer viii entertain for
Miss Rabbit Friday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
sURRoGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orabie John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate %
by given TO all persons having claims
against ANNA LUKENS. late of the County
Of New York. deceased. 70 present the
rame with vouchers thereof TO tho suD-
scriber at its place OF transacting busl-
neas No li0 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. IN The city OF New York, on or
before the 25th day OF February next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Au-
gust. 1911.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Executor
sTETSON, JENNINGS g. RUSSELL, At
torneys for Executor. Is Broad Street.
New York.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
HOWARD c. SEAMAN,
Secretary & Treasurer.
UNITED DYEwoOD CORPORATION.

New YORK, Dece 4, 1917.
Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No. ..
Common-C Capital Stock Dividend No. 3.
The following dividends on the stocks or
this Corporation have been declared:
A dividend OF Sl75 per share (from
sum set aside for the payment OF $500 per
share for the year 1910 on the Preferred
stock, payable January 2, 1915 a dividend
OF 81 50 per share on the Common stock.
payable December 81, 1917; payable 70
Stockholders OF record OF preferred and
common stocks at the close OF business
Friday, December -, 1917.
The Transfer books will not be closed.
Checks Will be mailed by The New York
Trust Company OF New York.
DE WITT CLINTON JONES, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
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, S27,924, 900,
against S26,96l 900 a week ago and s22,-
i91, 200 year ago. From January TO
date, $4,000, against $l,12S,sli,-
coo in 1916.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
The New York Central Railroad Co.

New York. December II. 1917.
4 Dividend OF one Dollar and Twenty.
FIVE cents (SI.2O per share on the Capital
Stock OF this Company has been declared
payable February !, 1918. az the Office of
Inc Treasurer. 20 stockholders OF record at
the close Of business January 3. 1918.
For the purpose Of the Annual Meeting
OF stockholders ~ this Company which
viii be held January %. 1918. the stock
transfer books VIII be closed at 2. NJ.
January 3 1918. and reopened at 10 \. M.,
January -. 1915.
EDWARD l., ROSGITER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
Industrials

Sales High Low Last change.
5000 'Aetna Explos. 834 ~ 72s -
$50 'Air Reduction 81 so 81 r
500 Amer Br Mfg. 5 3 + "a
2iiSS iSS Am Ann Tin %rit TuPsst Pss a7s ,s ", e
1900 b Tob coup. 1914 10 16 - 70
200 'Butterworth j. 43 43 43 IL
1893 90 Can do Car "a Fdy 4s 1ss 45 1S e i2- sN
GlOo 'car IL & Pwr 2 ia -
10 Carwen Steel. 9 sIs 81s- 70
1900 Chev NJ c W i IT go IT ia
100 City Serv pf.. 6sIa e5I2 e67s- 3as
$50 'do old .... POS POI 205 -
1900 Curtiss Aero. 2s 25Ha 2 r
1850 Electric Gun. Is 3s 3s- IS
500 Ev Heaney Inc 2134 q 21I2- "
10 Holly Sug pf 81 81 81 e
22O0 fInter-Lube Ch 25s 2 25s+ -
1850 Inter Rubber. 9 9I2 -
coo Keystone 7 & II. t41a 10 IL =
325 S 5 Kresge.... 60 81 64 -
1860 Lake Tor Boat 3I4 ga - "a
300 'Man Transit, 12 Y q -
$500 Marconi Of AM 33s 3E2+- "
1000 'MaXim Mum. - "a "a n
500 n Y Transp. 1854 16Ia 1874 -
1000 Nor Am p & p 2ss 2 2I4- 70
25 poole + & NJ. 81 40 81 -16
1925 'Prudent Picts. GA 5A 5H- "a
100 Smith Motor Tr ia 70 Is- "a
3SA o Smith pf 81 81 81 q
200 STANDARD Mot. SI2 8H2 9Ha+ 70
1900 Submarine Boat 119s 1oHz 1oZs- e
1900 Triangle Film. Hs IL e
10000 'United Motors II 14I4 16Ia+ 1'4
10000 u S Steamship AZ 41s -
1899 1890 %STl5 .%rM tlI% Aireraft 81 Sc So z
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
for the week ended December % were reported
IS follows:
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24

New York Dec. 2lst. 1911.
A dividend Of Twelve Per Cent has to-
day been declared by this bank. payable
on the End day Of January next. The
transfer books VIII remain closed TIL that
date.
Z. Z. TOWNSEND. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
"Ex. dividend.

Export of cattle, sheep and goats
from Denmark has been prohibited. An
embargo has been placed upon the ex..
port Of the meat and by-products OF
horses, cattle. sheep, goats and pigs,
timed meat, eggs, butter, milk and
cream. It is, however, not proposed to
stop the export Of these commodities;
the order merely gives the means OF
regulating exports so that the maxi,
mum amount of profit may be derived
by the country.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

New York, December Zlst. 1917.
The Board OF Directors have to-day de-
clared a semi-annual dividend OF fourteen
90 per cent, free OF tax. payable Janu-
airy End, 1918, 20 stockholders Of record
of this date. The transfer books Will re-
main closed until January Bird. 1918.
W. ~ BLNNEr, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
rhe Annnnl MeetIng Of the stockhoIder,

OF Charles ID. Durkee q Company. VIII be held
on the l4th day Of January, 1918, at o'clock
T. NJ, at the Office of the Company, Numbers
2 and 8 South Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
City and County of New York, Tor the pur-
pose OF electing q Board Of Directors and In
spectors of Election for tho ensuing year and
tor the transaction of such other business as
shall come before said meeting.
Dated New York. Decemoer 90. 1917.
=. Il. WlESE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John r. Cohalan. n Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE II
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Louise Theckla RocSch, also known
OF the County OF New York. deceased. 60
present the same with vouchers thereof 10
The subscriber, at her place OF transacting
business az the Office % John G.. Dyer No.
I Chambers Street. IN tho City OF New
York. on CT before the 9Th day of May.
1915. next.
Dated. New York. tho 30th day OF octo-
Der. 1917.
OLGA REIHER. Administrative
JOHN G.. DYER, Attorney for Adminis-
tratrlN, 81 Chambers Street. NeH York
City.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
Continental Refining Co.

monthly dividend Of one per cent. will
be paid on the common stock OF tho Con-
tinental Refining Company. payable jan
uary IS. 1918. to stockholders Of record at
the close OF business December 81, 1917.
Transfer books will not be closed.
A A. ROLIESTONF, President.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

Unit Of trade on this exchange, 10 shares.l
Following table gives total transactions Tor
the week ended December %, with the hiSs'
low and closing prices:
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY

New York, November 2stn, 1917.
The Board Of Directors have declared
regular quarterly dividend Of one and one
half per cent. UHf) on the preferred cap
ital stock OF this Company, payable jan
uary 18th. 1918. 20 preferred Stockholders
OF record az the close Of business January
Sun. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
Z. w. BLISS COMPANY.
Borough of Brool,lyn, New York.

Borough OF BIUUIAINH' Wv lUIk'
December 81, 1917
The Board Of Directors Of this Company
has this day declared n quarterly dividend
of two per cent (2GD on the Preferred
Stock OF the Company, % be paid from the
accumulated net earnings Of the Company
on December 3lst next, 20 holders OF tho
Preferred stock Of record on the books Of
the Company at the close OF business De-
cember gath next Transfer books will be
closed December goth TO 3lst, both dates
inclusive.
HOWARD c. SEAMAN,
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
FORT WAYNE & JACKSON RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Annual Meeting.

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Fort Wayne g. Jackson Railroad
Company for the election OF Directors and
the consideration OF such other business as
may be brought before the meeting Will be
held on the 25th day OF January, l9lS. at
10 o'clock 4. N. az the office OF the Conn
pany, Jackson, Michigan.
The Transfer Books vii lcloss January
The Transfer Books viii close January
AUGUSTUS Y. HEELY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
Mining

Sales. High. Low; Last ehhhse
ESQ ESQ Als,Es,Br y s.ts.Is COLIN 81, 8" ss- :"
10000 Big Ledge Cop. iss Hs i7s- -
500 - Booth ......
2S360 tBoston Mont 43 81 81
ZOO Bradshaw Cop. 13s 1it + =
300 Butte Cop s. T. 6ss GA SIS %
5000 Butte-Detroit.. Is - - Is
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
E. w. BLISS COMPANY,
Borough of Brooklyn. New York.

December 81, 1917.
The Board Of Directors OF this Company
has this day declared a quarterly dividend
Of one and one-quarter per cent GAcc).
and an extra dividend Of eleven and one
quarter per cent Qthe6) on tho Common
Stock OF the Company 10 be paid from the
accumulated net earnings OF the Company
on December 31st next. 10 holders OF the
Common stock OF record on the books OF
the Company at the close OF business De-
cember gath next. Transfer books VIII be
closed December 26th to 3lst, both dates
inclusive. -
HOWARD c. SEAMAN,
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24

Net
Sales. High. Low. Last change.
$4,000 'tCaledonia NJ. 40 ~ 4s = 4
'.'"$ ; 5:$ 5:::;: ;::$,; ;:::::; !; o:s,; E e
1880 4sS Ger cs.5 s'fsS RP Nia; aia u u 5s 53 z
$500 Con Arz Smelt 15s 1E2 rs -.
$500 'fCon H'stead % 20 % r I
$SSS $SSS cosen copper yaIiSy~ Yale d, % e 5s
212OO 'Denbigh NJ. 2Is 70 T
1000 Dundee-AriZ Is - lsT -
2620O Emma Copper .oIs 20 .oIs
600 'FFortuna Con. 20 80 80
5:s@ 500 :G!s;sn :G!sss p%% %sn e : + Y f. :
1900 .FGt V Tx Cop 81 25 37I2-422
1850 3sS9 Hicis ifcss" NSInI: Mon NJ. q Il e
$500 'Jerome Verde. "a u Pa
$3.50 'Jer Pres Cop. 3ss 3Hs- .Hs
1900 etJim Butler. rs Y 70,
2500 Joseyig-kcn o.. Is ii .,s
800 TJumbo Ext. u IS ~ a.
675 Kerr Lake.. 5Hs 4Is "a
B200 1kewanas go. -
1900 'fKirkPd PGM 80 % oo -
s9SS ssSS i .f.Esiis EGis ceGio! GsIis Y Z IT e
20O0 Louisiana Cons u "a re
1000 IMcKinley-Dar. 81 % %
1900 Magma Chief. " H2 ZIP -
100 Magma Copper 90 50 'SNs 4f
1000 MARSH Mng.. oH2 ia ~
5000 Mason Valley. 4I2 = 4iST II
1000 milford Cop. 1I2 70 20 ..is
1900 tMogul Mining 25 10 20
1000 sMonster. Chief "a - ~
fI40O Mother Lode. % 2oI2 ~
295OO 'tNatl Leasing , %
23400 -iNatl Zc g. Il SO p 20
l2500 'fNey Ophir M 20 10 ~
1925 'New Cornelia. 14Hs 14 la34 -
4300 Nipissing 49,. SI2 oIs o7sT Is
1900 sNixon Nevada 1t3 lIs ~
1900 'OhioC new wi IL 70 "a
5000 fPole Star Cop % 20 SS
2l000 fPortld Con c. 34 90 50
21400 siProvncial NJ ~ % 80
1000 tRex Con Min. " IoI2 ~
26500 Rochester NJ. 81 81 50
1900 sill Ky Of Ariz. 5s "a "a -
500 Sill Kg c OF U. .1s
5000 'fSt Mich Zinc IA re T2
800 Stand Sily-Ld. y q T- ~
2700 Stewart ...... - 81 -
1890 success Mng.. II .
1900 Superior Cop. Its =,
$50 'Tonopah Bel so S -
Si00 Tonopah Ex Ia II ~
1850 Tonopah Mng.. 49s 534 S34- Hs
5000 Tri-Bullion 80. Is Is U- 10
1000 'tTroy-Arizona 16 10 10
1855 United Eastern. 39s 39s
5400 Unity Gold -. = 34 31Ir "a
l4300 'fUtica Mines. II 10
$500 fWest End Con 90 65 e
2750 White Caps Min B "a H2
1000 white Caps TX 10 10 10
200 'Wh Knob pf. f3s ia l9s- 70
1900 fWilbert Copper II 10 u
New-York tribune., 1917-12-24
SURROGATES' NOTICES

FITCH. ALICE MN PURSUANCE TO
an order o. Hon. John p. Cohaian. Surro-
hereby given 90 an persOns having claims
against Alice II. Fltch. late " the County OF
New York. deceased. 20 present tho same,
with vouchers thereof. 20 the undersigned
subscrlbers az their place OF transaeting
business, az the Office Of Melville II. Cane.
No sf Liberty Street. In the Borough ot
Manhattan. City and state OF New YORK, on
on before the 18th day OF January, 1918.
Dated New YORK. the second day " July.
FRANK T.. WHITMAN,
BERNARD ". l.. ERNST.
Executors.
MELVILLE n. CANE.
Attorney Tor Executors,
al liberty Street, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York cry.