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New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
NOTICE.
TO The BO>DHOLDEKs OF LprHrRS LHE Tln
MORTGAGE BONDS OF SOh,nrnw SO rnw
tAMBRIA STREET RAlLHaf '""

You are hereby notified ina Soso'''ps,s ,ss
Trust company formerly nnoN hss re
r,rioLerlocser Trus, COMPANY has
.lensG as trustee ot the trus, .s,sSs ,'.is
Srea,od by mortgage of Nortncr1 "a,
street RAILWAY Compsny, "attn ~;
"a. and recorded I'm cambria ,onht
pennaylyania in Mortsage b2ok sI by o. .un
pIS,,i nortsage dated April ? W
and recorded IN c.m95s s6Ut GGSn'g5 Tc Is rs' a, pss
.s,''. "a -, Cs-nbria Title. savings =
Tas comgsny o5,.g o. ES.p's.Fs E, rsS.:s
aule mat there are outstandins
,s5oOoo0 par yslue Of bond. bt,oiS.rs 'ssg5sI rep
said mortgage and that DonanoIuf ~ ssYd
rsssntlne s5si 10000 par Value ol
bond. hsys Joined in said sppointmsn,,;;
That said appointment snsu pe shov.
January 10. iais 10y the terms or inc @oo''
mentioned mortgages ,--o,.,-.r pIrI
%oRTUERN CAMBRIA SIkhci NO."
WAY CONPAN1,
Per W II. DENLlNGkk.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
AUCTION SALES

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Take notice that, 20 satisfy in SO far a.
the proceeds OF the sale hereinafter men
toned shall avail. the amount due on q
certain unpaid note made b. Bxumeister
Piano co. 10 Charles Jacob. with inter.st
thereon with expenses TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-ONE conditional sale agree =
ments heretofore assigned unto the under
signed VIII be sold a. pUblic auction by :.
N. Mayors. auctionesr. a. the Real Estate
Exchange Sales Room. 80. Is-lo kssey
street Borough OF Msnhsftsn. New York
Clfy. New York. on wednesday, october
10. 1917. a. - o'clock noon
Dated. New York, october fth. 1917
CHARLES JACOB
Weutworth. LoNenstcin i Stern.
A. .Orneis.
90 Wall street
Nru York. tlty
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
Flour and Mcal.-Qdotation. were:
Produce Markets-Current

Butter.--ReceIpts. 1921 package
Creamery. higher than extras, per H..
Az n 45l2c; creamery. extras. t92
score), 4il.c; creamery iirsts (ss 10
81 score). s3G44c; seconds (o3 10 81
score), 4lizdi2iac; thirds, 40izH4lc;
creamery. unsalted. higher than eX-
tras. 4C0 IS i.c; Grsts. 4iN iiiec: sec
onds. asa 33i2c; state, dairy, tubs. fin
est, 4ic; good to prime, A. y 43 &c; COM
mon to far. 39041i2c; renovated eX-
tras, 43c; frsts, TIA ~ ne; lover grades
39G41lYc; imitation creamery, trsts
i0h ale; ladies'. current make. firsts,
39G39i4c; seconds. 3Sizc; lower
grades, 370 3sc; packing stock. current
make, No. /, $3.50 39c; No ., 3Sc; low
er grades, 36d d37l.c.
Cheese. Receipts. 5,Ojl boxes; state
whole milk fats. fresh, colored specials.
pound, 25l. a 26c; white, specials. % =
n 25%c: colored, average run. % &c;
white. average run, 25Ac; prime 10
choice, 2!e Poe; lower grades, goa
2317c; held specials, 25ia q 26c; held
average run, 25i. G25l.c; twins, fresh,
oolored, specials, 25t G25i2c; white,
specials. 25ac; colored, average run,
25c; white. average run. Zoe: twins
neld. specials, -0M % &C; Wisconsin.
whole milk, fancy, held. 24i. a 25c;
single daisies. fresh. 26G 26i:c; double
daisies. fresh. Zoe; Young Americas
27G27i.c; state. SKINS. twins and fats
held. specials. 20d 20i2c; fats, fresh.
special, lsa zoe; twins and cheddars,
fresh. specials, 1870 zoe; fats, prime 20
choice, l7dlsc; twins and cheddars.
prime 10 choice, l1Gl lsi.c; fair 20
good, l3dl6hc; lower grades, 5d l2c.
Eggs.-Receipts, l4,l27 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. per dozen, ija 46c;
extra hrsts. aga. i4c; irsts, 39d Ale;
seconds, 37n 3sc; thirds and poorer,
800 36i7c fresh gathered dirtes. No. !, ,
$50 36i.c; No. and poorer. 300 80 &c;
fresh gathered checks. good TO choice
dry. 800 Sic; under grades, 800 22c;
refrigerator. special marks, fancy. stor-
age and insurance paid. 80 20 3sc;
rrsts, storage and insurance paid, $50
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
NEW YORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1917

37c; seconds. storage and insurance
paid. 3iAG3oIsc; lower grades, stor-
age and insurance paid, 32M3ac; re-
frigerator. state whites, Ala 43c; state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, hen
merry whites, fine to fancy, 6o1 6Jc. or.
dinary to good. isd 5sc; gathered
whites. good to fine, asa 6oc; Western
and southern, gathered whites. i20
Asc; state Pennsylvania and nearby,
henncry browns. 48o 52c gathered
brown and mixed colors. aga iGc.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Continental Refining Co.

Tn. Board OF Directors OF this Company
have declared the regular quarterly diN''
dend or 2e, on the Preferred Stock OF the
,ornanv. payable october Is. 1917, %
stockholders Of record a, the close OF busl-
ness September 20, 1917.
A A. ROLLEsTONE Presieent
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
STORAGE NOTICES
HAKTMANNs
Knickerbocker Storage Warehouse Co

New York oct 5rd. 1917
To Herman Margolies, n. Miller. MAJ
Be.Iocchio. & Gershsn. Joseph Kubbait-
Edward G. Graves. Esther Alperir. M.uu.'
Miller. Edmund Gailaurcr. Alfred Mzrsh
I.ily W.sser, Miss @ x Garland, c!srenc
Luce. r. Presst-sund city Msrfhsl Alfr"'
FREEMAN. Mrs. - Chin. Harry q. Wsllner
Joseph Levy, Molly Milton, Norris Miller
Salesman & Berkovi'z. Bernard Rsun a
Rubin Rsnofsky. Sadie Srhoenhoiz an
Many Jacobs: You aud each OF YOU ~
hereby notified thAt the time for tho paY
rn.nt of our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. sffr du'
notice thereof had been given sou. Va VI.
cause such property. 70 wit: Househol
Goods Personal Effects and LerchaniiN
stored in the Hartmann knicserbocks
storage Warehouse COS warehouse, Ns'
York city. by you or in your name Tor
v nich you may have an interest, 20 b
sold ~ public auction. according % th
statute IN such case made and provided
the warehouse, $50 FIRST -, Sew iorI
CIV. on Friday. October iath, 1871 a. 10
A 81 and II ,he sale thereof l. NOT com
pietcd Oh sale date the ssme viii Be cor
tlnued - the same place on each a.
ever Friday thereafter. beginning 81 1913
A ~ on each day and continuing until
the gooGs are sold
UAETiANNS KNTCKERBOCkER STOL
AGE WAREHOUSE 90.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
CHANGE OF NAME
THE REED-wHirE CORPORATION

Notice IS hereby given tast resolution.
OF which the following Is = copy. vs. duly
adopted hy The stockholders OF The Reed
white Cooperation at a meeting duly held
on October ist. 1917. viz
"ELSOLNLD. That This Corporation
change ifs corporate u.Ir. from THE.
HEkD-N WHITE CORPORATION. fs pres
enf uam. and ~ssumr instead thereof fr-
ru. por4te ualr "ttl - Eli g. REED.
INr
n +. IEssCr. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
mo. of The United Gas improvement C.

y v t--rer NfIal aNI Mll susels
Phl.sdeiphis september Il. 1917.
Til. Direction, have this dty declared enir-
,s-lv dividend o. too per CEN. 81 % per shafel.
nayable OFT r.. 1917. 20 stocsholdeS y record
a, ths c.o.e o, business sept .s. lel'- ChecA'
go ". MORRIS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
Orchard and Field
Hay and Stra"
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following ar- yesterdays lrccs. compared Tih
fhose or year ago
Sev York. YESTERDAY year $50
Live steers t>s'. ~ -, - ,,eo
i0o 10 ..-..... 1900 h>i''3p WV q WV
Dressed ho.f sides. - , =, -
IN .......s..... sl%.fT - ~ ' 49,
Ln 'N" 1900 q 400 900 n 1900
Dressed yrais. city. m 10 H. -
ln ...t..+t-..t. Nv q - - -
1.-Two sues, 100 ID 500 ~ IZVo f')o " ''V
J. smhs fair 10 ~ ,, - 4, =.
prime. 100 10 ..iT50 .p 1927 lV's h'fS
Dresse-f mutton. 10 .ls y ~ ~,
Dresssl lambs. 10 ~ q ~ % y 40.
Hog 100 10. ..... 1850 ~ -- ga "a so'
I.t.seu noss. Ia. go,
Mo-. r.,-L bh. $3.50 q 1900 5000 q 800
Mos he~f bJ.. 5000 n 3lOO Sl.OO % HoV
''..'''' ''' zl.J5e a 7A.s5c $3.50 n I5.7,s
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
= Commodities

and predictions that provisions will
follow had a tendency to check buying
and also TO strengthen tho belief that
there rs little chance of the maximum
price being changed. Reports from
Chicago said that representative Of
the food administration was there try
ing TO devise a plan which would bring
ABOUT 81 corn and so hogs. The Ad-
mlnistration has again made IT clear
that while u is not intended that busi-
ness shall be interfered with any more
than possible, boarding and spccula-
tion in foodstuffs will not be coun-
tenanced. II was thought that this
will not apply to corn. which is usually
considered in the light OF an animal
food, but II is evident that the Food
Commission is against high prices OF
corn, and this has had tendency TO
discourage buying. Offers from the
country were slightly larger, but there
has been nothing TO indicate any great
desire on the part of farmers TO sell,
and the consuming trade is waiting
anXiously for the new crop TO move.
Prices compare as follows:
Yes'day's Previou, Year
New York: close. close. ago
Corn. No . yellow s2o3la s2o5 sIoo
Chicago:
December ........ ffs3s 1te7s .77h
May .............. 1.i4's i.t53s 1884
Wheat.-The movement of wheat at
interior points was slightly larger than
II WAS a week ago, and apparently
farmers are selling somewhat more
freely. II was announced from Wash
ington that wheat and wheat -four
from Australia will be admitted into
the United States free of duty.
Australia has a very large surplus
which has accumulated as result Of
the difficulties in securing transporta-
ton, and apparently serious move is
contemplated to bring Australian wheat
and -four TO the United States. which
is much shorter trip than TO Europe.
Oats.-The oats market felt the in
fUeBce of the decline in corn and
prices lost sc 20 nc. The movement
vas again light. but there we're pre-
elections of larger country offerings i'm
the near future. Exporters again added
some support, aud export sales for the
day were estimated at 400 900 bushels
The local cash market was easy.
Prices compare as follows:
Ye,'day's Previous Yea.
.iew No-,.: clcse. close. ago
Cash. No. . white. GO 66i, .53Ja
Chicago:
December ......... SO 59ss 30
May .............. sos .S''s SIS
Rye.-Market easier.
Yes'ds..'s Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
Cash. No. 3 Westn. s1.so :i.et si.33
Flour and Mcal.-Qdotations were:
Yes'dsy's Previous Year
close close ago
Flour. Iinn.. sps. pat. si3.25 si325 $3.50
Rye -four. choice ...... 1890 1890 6.75
Cornmesl. kiln dried. $50 go 40
Bran. III sacks ......... 1900 500 % co
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
THE pIeRcE.ARROw MOTOR CAR co.

4 quarterly dividend OF .i.a5 per share
or tbs common stock OF The P!erce-ArroN
Motor car Company has been declared oy
its Board of Directors, payable NoFeihuef
lqlT. 10 stockholders of record october
Is. 1917. ....,. -. ,,-,,,-,. .r-..s,,,.-
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
Curb Market

Notc.-Ths Tribune assume. no response
tilty for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Trsnsactions and prices
Tuesday were reported a. follow:
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
manhattan Consolidated Corner Co.

The Directors have this Jay declared a
dividend of s. 90 per share. payable Monday
october % 1917. 70 stockholders or record
AZ 3.0O o'clock L. NJ. Thursday, october Il
New York september q. 1917.
j. W. ALLEN. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
KERR LAKE MINING COMPANY
81 BrosdW ay y !
Dividend No. az.

81 Broadway. y. Y
Dividend No. &s.
october 9th. 1917.
Tie Board os Directors have this day
declared a regular quarterly dividend or
sc Per share Oh the capita stock OF az. ths
Cor,n.nv paysble December 18TH. 1917.
- a,|rithoider, or record a. the Close or
hns,ness on November 26th. 1917 Books
wiu not close -. -
L II WESTLAKE Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted to
$3,9O9 900. against s2,e31 600 Monday,
S3,771 900 a week ago and s4,s92,s 600 a
year ago. From January to date, S7I5,.
$4,000, against $500, 900 in 1916.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
sURROGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE or An oRDER o.
Honorable John r. COhalan. a Surr0sat
Of the county of New York NOTICE i-
hereby gwen 20 all persons having c'sirI.
sgsinst the estate Of Thomas /. Mckee,
late Of the county OF New York absentee
20 present the same with vouchers therso
20 the subscriber, a. place Of trarssctirr
business. the Office OF rs attorney. Dsy..
Bennett KiES 80. is5 Broadway. ln g.
CITY OF New York. Oh or before tie s.
day o' February next.
Dated New York. the Sth day n. Augls'
1917. COLUMBIA TRUST co,
Temporary Administrator.
DAVID BENNETT KING. Attorney for
Irinp. Admir-. ls5 brosdway -.
IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or
Hon. John =. Cohsl-n. Surrogate %
the Count Of New York. notice is here
oy given 20 all persons having claim.
against Helen Allen. lstc OF the County a,
New York state u Sew York, deceased
20 present the same with vouchers thsr.0:
TO the subscribed. a. BIS plaza of tr.Ds.e,-
ing business a. the ortce Of Allen A. Cam
mann, No 81 wall Street, In ,hs City u
New York. on or before ths 10th day OF
December next
Dated. New York, the rh day os Jun,
1917 r. HUNT ALLEN.
AdrialAtr.tor
ALLEN & CAMMANN. Attorn.ys ser As.
ninistrstor - Wal Street y. ! Cay.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
Coffee, Sugar. Tea and Cotton
seed Oil


Coffee Futures. A slight early sd-
vance was followed by reactions IN the
market for coffee futures yesterday,
aud the close was Irregular, net )
points higher, points lower. The
business included further switching
from December to July at so and 90
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
PUBLIC NOTICES

HAROLD J WOOIF. ~ omaha. Astgssa
would Ike % hear from his cousin. VI
Nsrgsarife Wright. tsn Do resrhs' sf Az
zion Field NLmb~r % Hampstead O.. !. s'fn
Aero Squadron or notify me ! n \ ~
came Walton nei1
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
Metals

According 70 reports current in the
copper trade, the estimated require
ments of the government for war pur-
poses extending through the rest OF
the year will be in the eighborhood of
l20.O0O,000 pounds month. II Is eX-
pected that the Allies will require be
tween 70,0O0,OO0 and 10000, 900 pounds
u month. At conference to be held
soon between the copper producers and
the War Industries Board il is eX-
pccted that an agreement will be
reached by which contracts Tor copper
now on the books OF the companies at
above 23is cents pound will be al
lowed TO stand. Some OF the smaller
consumers OF copper are facing Sc
rious situation in their inability 70 get
the metal for immediate use. A few
factories may be forced to close down
if the producers remain out Of the
market long.
Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
correspOnding time of last wear follow I.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
Mining Stocks

Sales. Open. High Low. bnt
ZOO Acme Cop Hills. 2 20 rs "a
500 Alss-Br Col NJ y n a
500 'tAlaska S Cop. 2b % 70 ~
600 'fAtlants ..... sz el2 sI2
: 1000 Big Ledge g CO. 2's 2's -
1900 'tBooth .......
1000 Post 4 Mont 81 90 o.
400 Bradshaw G. Ia Va
ao00 'tBrant Mines.. IS 81 SO bI
1900 Butte CT Zvtc 20 "a os
300 Butte Detroit. - n - p
1900 Butte-N y....- u es u
1900 'iCscdonis .... 66 rs e5 IS
10000 'Cal & jerome. la ns
1000 Canada Copper. ~ l'i l1s lhs
1900 Csshbcy ...... ol2 ca b
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

(IJnif Of trade on this exchange. 10 shsres.I
Transactions and prices ycstcrdsy Tor the
lincL. f,.ll1.r,
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10

Sales Open. High Low' ~,
$500 .coeo Riv Min. i, J" =. ,"
3l00 Con Ariz Sn,. lfe -
1000 Con Cop Mine Sis o,s o,
500 'Con-Home-tsad y fs 90 a."
200 Cresson & Gold. bN2 o's va ~
sab7 Emma Cons "a "a s ~
$500 stFortuns tona ~ ~ - "
1890 iGoldhcld Cons. 80 80 30 So
zoo Screen VI Min. "a q a -
1890 Hecls Mining Ts - 80
5000 'tInt Mines 90. 10 10 ~ "
1900 500 :JG% i'm Ts;,sm @s;;sr ss' ss' ssH s,h
1900 81 Verde "a pr la Is ln ,r
1909 tJumbo E,t..,. " t7ls isi. "
800 La Rose Con-. IL Is l' u
900 louisiana Cons. y = - -
500 Magma Cop. ... asa Ao'A IS -
800 'tMagmatic G.. 20 20 ~ :"
300 'Magnnte Cop. - "a 81 "a
1900 'fMarsh Min. ela ga y
1900 Mason Valley. 5's pa pa o's
200 fMck -Darragh. 5S 90 ID oo
1Ol00 'Monster Chief. q - "a "a
$500 Smother Lode. ~ 81 ~ 81
1900 I'm " Mont ..
/ 1900 'tNat Leaning.
1000 stNatl Il 4 H.. 81 % 33 -
26700 'tNison New. 81 IS 18 f5
100 Npissing Min. Ss ga ss os
1900 Portland & &. ~ ~ ~ "a
100 'Red War Min. - = - -
1900 iRochester Min. AZ AZ VI 9o
COO Standard Sid. q e u
1000 Stewart ....... Z, fs q
1900 ''Success Min. IS IS - ~
100 'Tonopah Bel. a. "a ~ -
ZOO Tonopah Eat IA 2s
1900 'fTroy-Arizona. is is IS 10
1890 United Eastern. as ga 81 ia
5000 'Utsh Nat Min 10 IA - ia
200 WEST End Con ,65 o5 o5 b5
$500 v hite Caps NJ. iA ID - -
300 Yer Mt Cop. 10 10 1s 1872
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10
ANppEv 7 MCCORMACK. Auc,ionssr
pEDr LAR AUCTION SALE,
STOCKS A>D RONDs,
~ ADRIAN II. vi LLrR 8 soN'
OFFICE. NO So WILLIAM ST,
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 10, 1917,

- I-.tV % tlN'Nt q. NNN
EXCHANGE SALESROcN.
nos 1. AND IS yESEY STREET
FOR Account - Whom r. MAJ concern
shs. chicago. g. Paul Mimi '
omaha r r preferred
80 shs Toledo. - Louis & NestsF1 y
Il common ~ Of Dep.
1000 shs southern ON 'hemical -
100 shs Fast coast >ayigation Co. Inf.
profd
20 she central Trust 90.
ig -h. Bank - Americr
$1,000 Island on 4 Transportation 'of7r
ist Lien p. . DEB. No'". 1870
o.Si0 shs The crosby Petroleum Co
90 shs National Cry Bank. Broot't
20 shs. y l. Hogisage < Secuf.'y 10
s. 900 htchiqor. Topeka & SAINT Fe y,
Gen'l Mtg.. p. G. Registered bono
7shs S,uyyesa9, Insursnc. Go.
& 900 Chicago Utilities Co. l4t Nfge. 2
e.. Bds Series \. due iai,
$500 Northwestern Development 20 -
ear Prior Lien . p e.. Income Baf
1859
100 shs. United states Motors 60. ps,
$1,000 Lake Huron 6 Northern on,ari
Rwy. Go. Isl Mtsc. ?. c. Bds, du
l943
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10

,7esoU s Lib sr,. 1886 ss.5s $3.50 ss.52
New-York tribune., 1917-10-10

Rye.-Market easier.
Yesds.s Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Cash, No > West'n. sl.eo :1.e1 Si.33
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA


 The Boy Scouts of Clifton have hitherto gone on the principal that ''by their works shall ye know them"
 Their Scoutsmaster unfortunately has held peculiar views as to the merits of publicity. Under these circumstances he has not sought notice in the public press for the oreanization in Clifton.
 During the recent campaign on be- half of the Liberty Loan they were not by any manner asleep on the job. Circumstances over which they had no control mitigated against their "whilwind' success. Still they did their bit In no uncertain fashion.
 The following boys aie worty of st-ecIal mention: Willard Marshall, John Russell, Harry Rabenowitz. James Clark, Neel Clark and Jack Christy.
 Willard Marshall qualified by his activities for the special War Ser vice Emblem, presented by the Treas ury Department.
 l.. N. George has kindly consented to step in and help out in the active work of the youngsters which ac- cordingly is looking forward to a successful winter work. The troop meets every alternate Monday on the ''Y'' court at 7:30 p. m., next Monday, November 18th.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
-avor continuina Road Work

Favor Continuing Road Work-
 The Clifton Chamber of Comm cree this week received telegram from the Chamber of Commerce of Pres colt requesting that a telegram of protest be sent Governor Campbell against the proposition that has been advanced of discontinuing state high way work in Arizona during the per iod of the war on the grounds of economy. The local Chamber of Commerce wired Governor Campbell a protest against a discontinuance of the road work in Greenlee county as only approximately five miles of con struction remains to be completed to make the connection between Ora ham and Greenlee counties. A force of prison labor is being employed on this work and a discontinuance of this state highway construction would be a piece of poor economy There is lot of things we can dis continue during the war period. We can discontinue any practice or act in which money is wasted but we should discontinue no thing that re turns a profit. Good roads do that. There is as much reason to discon-
 tinue breathing as to discontinue
 road building during the war period
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

After an absence of five weeks the pastor and wife return to resume work with renewed vigor and hope fitness. We were glad to go but more glad to return. We love Cliff ton and the good loyal people with whom we labsr. They are the best neople the writer knows of at pres "rt. While they are not perfect they have worthful qualities worthy of praise and commendation.
 Things have gone we'll in the ab- s"nce of the pastor. In behalf of the "hurch as we'll as for myself, I want express a word of appreciation to "se brethren who so kindly gave 'T helpful ministry during my ab -.ce. Te take pleasure in announcing to
 friends the regular service of the
 oh next Lordsday. We shall be q to extend you the hand of wei
 e to these services. Your pres ~n"e will encourage the pastor to do k best preaching and will help oth- a to enjoy the worship with a 0rNater keeness.
 r there is any one in the city who is desirous of attending church and ar5 prevented from doing so by req sen of the distance to walk or by req son of intirmaty. please notify me or some member of the church of such desire and We will gladly provide a conveyance.
 JOHN W. EPPERLY.
 Pastor
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
Sergeant Wild War $ in Fl Pa .o-

Sergeant Wild War $ in Fl Pa :o-
 Sergeant Firat c ass Joseph F. Wild of the %etIica Departure t of the army now stati med a. Ft-. Hiss. Texas and Miss Hi'da Smith Q the Providence Hosnita, Fl Paso. were united in marriage in the parlo of the First Christian church of Fl Paso, Texas. Wedr sday after oon. The ring ceremony was used. The party were attended by Miss tttia Clancy of the staff of the Proviae ence Hospital and Sergeant Paul Akn of the Medical Department of the -ny. MT. Wild is well known in Mo enct and Clifton as ne is former em- ploye of the store department O the, Phelps-Dodge Mere ntiie con eny at Morenci. The bride is also sor-n- |er Morenci girl. The couple will make their home et 1101 Wyo ming; street while stationed in Fl Paso.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
Secured Road Contract

Secured Road Contract
 Mayor O. J. Cotey, R. S. Black and Hoya and Hutchins returned on last Thursday evening from Globe where they had been to bid on road con struction contract in Gila county ex. tending from Cutter station to Win kleman. T he contract approxiNates S100,000 and was awarded to O. J. Cotey. It is understood that the ether Greenlee county bidders will participate with MT. Cotey in the construction of the road. Work will bes tarted withint he next ten days
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
Named as Arhitnator-

Judge E. W. Lewis, who was here at the time of the visit of the Presi- dents Mediation Commission, and who accompanied the Commission to Bisbee on the invitation of Secre- tary Wilson, was this week appoint ed by the Secretary ofo Labor to proceed to Jerome and represent the Commission there in an effort to secure an agreement between the operators and the employees similar to the one now in effect in Globe and Clifton districts.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
|. W. w. Guilty

I. W. W. Guilty ----l
 Globe, Nov. 6.-Radkovich, another Of I. W. W. charged with rioting in connection with the labor troubles here in July, was found giulty to- day in the superior court of Graham county after the jury had deliberated 27 hours. He will be sentenced on November 26. He is the third l :. W. w. to be convicted of rioting in the last month. He was identified by number of state witnesses by a big black mustache he wears. His counsel claims this was grown by the prisoner in the county jail after his arrest.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
On Duty in France

Mrs. B. F. Billingsley this week received a telegra mfrom her hus- band which states that he arrived in France on October 36th and is serv- ing his country in the capacity of Junior Engineer on board the intern ed German cruiser 'Bohenial." MT. Billingsley was fifteen days on the ocean and no submarines were cited during the voyage. MT. Billingsley was a former employee of the A. c. snelter.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
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