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The Brinkley argus., 1918-09-06
THE LOCAL RED CROSS.

Our shipment of Sept 1st. included 95 Bed Jackets,l5 pair of Bed Sox, 105 Bandages, 28 Sweaters, 70 pr of sox and ' mufflers. This is very creditable showing for the month of August
 We have made 180 heavy bed jackets during July and August. These are very heavy garments and warm work for hot weather but our work room has proven equal to the task,
 The Colored work room has also had a part in the work. They are now making Bed Sox
 Our thanks are due to Cal Dunlap, the amiable drayman at the Cotton Belt for the delivery of our many boxes to and from the station always on time.
 Hereafter we shall be working strictly on quota and if all members of units will be true to give certain definite time to their Red Cross work the Director can see a short waca- tion ahead for the officers nd faith ful few who have" nufailingly" given their time andthus kept their raem- bership pledge.
 All Canteen enlistments have been sent to headquarters and the service will be installed as soon as proper authority is given.
 REPORTER.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-09-06
S5370.83 Hindman.
S1376.30 Roe.

Road Dist, Roe.
 Total Receipts, ------ S2O50.39 Warrants Cashed, = S1566.66 Treas. Com. on S12lf.38 at 2 per cent, ---- 4.23 Bal. in Treas, -- 459.50
The Brinkley argus., 1918-09-06
-4S4.19
Road Dist, Jackson.
S12O4.19
Road District, Keevil.
S2454.38
CERTIFICATE.

State of Arkansas, County of Monroe s. s. I, T. T. Malone, Clerk of the Coun- ty Court within and for Monroe, County, Arkansas, do hereby Certi- fy that the above and foregoing is true and correct statement, of the standing of Monroe County, the school Districts, and the several Road Districts, of Monroe County, Arkansas.
 In testimony whereof, I hereunto set my hand and aflix the seal of my office this the 23rd day of August, 1918.
 T. T. MALONE,
 County Clerk.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-09-06
SZ00l .3D Brinkley Road Dist No. 2.

Warrants Cashed, = S245063 Treas Com. on S33S7.54
 at ? per cent ---- 67.75 Bal. in Treas, ---- 285245
The Brinkley argus., 1918-09-06

o3402.30 Road Dist. Brinkley No. 1. Total Receipts, ------ S2351 30 Warrants Cashed, - 5 431.44 Treas. Com. on S1945.80 at ? per cent, ---- 38.92 Balance in Treas.,- 1880.94
The Brinkley argus., 1918-09-06
s2O5O.99

IUIdI ItNtN4IIN't --'1N7''V V I Warrants Cashed, -- s 33S.66 Treas. Com. on S793.66
 at 2 per cent, ---- d3.87 Bal. in Treas, ------ 934.23
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
CHANGE DATE TO MAY 81
SPEEDWAY PROMOTERS
RESPECT MEMORIAL DAY
indianapolis Automobile CIa.sic. VIII
lie Participates by European
manufacturers.

lNDiANArOt.lS IND, December 2l
The Liberty Swccp.;akcs rae for a
dis ancc of 800 miles ana ash purse
OF $4,000 VIII be ran on the Indian
Sp".is Motor Speedway on saturday.
announced. Popular demand by the
Patrons OF the big plan; and because
o. feeling that Memorial Day viii
nav new meaning to the cntirc
country influenced the Speedway owu-
s.S "ho are spending the winter in
A. I'm. Ella. 20 make This change.
stakes" might well be applied TO the
ssirea, auto riassic. scheduled for May
rescn;ing England. r-.r". ,taiy. n.i
siIin and the L. :. \. This il confirmed
by Il caolegrum received from " r.
Bradley. Paris. France. who is foreign
representative OF the Indianapolis Mo-
tor Sneedway. stating that two Fiat
imm e"irtciy for racing. and ncgotia-
lions are beng started TO secure en-
,T"s Of these cars TO be piioted by
not"d drivers. "a" the 50O-mile race
81 HHEaM S WELL. Known
r To rArHoNs or SPEEDWAY
ne sunoeams are we'll known TO
hav!nS appeared first in the 500 mile
race on May, 30, 1918, the car being
driNen by Albert Guyot, he bringing
with him an Engiishman named Cross
man. az mcch..nIcian. Guyot drove
the entire 800 niles without relief and
finished fourth in this race The next
appearancc OF the Sunbenus sent By
the English factory was in 1911, when
TWO cars were entered and driven by
Van Raaltc, an EngliShman, and Por-
porato an Italian. The most noted
performance 81 this team was porpor-
aIn nniSh in, second place in tho
opening 5po-milc rae" n, the Chicago
Speedway in June Of i9fA. OF these
nriNcrs Guyot Is !Erenchman He
Joined MS coiors al tho beginning Of
the va" in 1914 and for quite some
time was driver for General loire
ana later VAS engaged in special work
in connection with the motor service
OF The French army.
CroSsman also went 10 the front with
Inc .nEiish army. but WAS captured
ny me Germans in the early months
OF the hgh'inS and no late informn-
tion has been received regarding him
fo:norato Is an officer in the Italian
army and has served his country with
distinction.
milo rae. for May 20. 1917. The FLA,
ih''ory TT Turin italy. cahlcd it's en-
'ri"S ior TWO cars to he driven by
iact Sales. an engineer in the Fiat
factory. and an Italian driver named
aEnano who participated in a num-
bcr OF European events with marked
success. On account Of difficulties in
shipping from Italian ports because
nt the submarine menace, the Fiat of :
iiSl"lS we're sending their race cars
by trucks 10 BordeauN and were half
Way between Turin and Bordeaux when
they wore notified by cable Of the can
collation. OF tho Indianapolis event on
account OF Americas entry into the
hosulitics. The ears were immcdiatcly
recalled. shipping arrangements for
ors Cancelled and. i; ia believed that
these cars h7ve been hold in tho fac
Tory since that date and arc he ones
that arc available a. this timc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
MURRAY GIVEN RANKING
POSITION IN TENNIS WORLD
National Association Decides Question
rs TO Premier Place Against
Tilden.

NEW YORK. December 2l--R
Lroley Murray. the Californian play
ing from Ma cara Fails, y. y. national
singles champion for l9lS. is given the
place OF honor among tho ranked ten.
ms players Of the country for tho sea-
son Just closed. according to the OF
hciai announcement OF the National
Tennis Association. Brackctcd with
Mnrray in class is W. T. Tildcn lr,
OF i'hiladelPhia. while r. f. Alexander
OF New York. is placed in class :.
GROUPED in class ) arc w NJ Hall New
YORK; W. 4. Hayes. Chicago and " W.
sues. Boston. lchyia kumagac. the
ia pa neso expert, leads class t. and fol-
lowing tho name OF the Oriental racquet
"iclder. comes those Of more tnan 100
others bracketed in various divisions
UP TO class 10.
The placing Of Murray I'm first pl,r.
ciaSa J.. closes controversy OF several
hiontnS standing as to whether Murray
%: ridden would receive premier hon
orS in this respect. Murray" ranking
Is Oaseu entirely upon his showing II,
FAC national singles chalnpionship
tournament. which he won with n de-
c'*iN" defeat of Tildcn in tho final
round
Among the doubles teams. Tilden ami
Vincent Richards, of New SorL arc
Iiiceo ~ class !, together with j.. T..
alexander and Il. G. Wright. while \
": Mics and r. r.. Peli hold class :.
MISS Moi,a Biurstedt, OF New York. tho
norwegian player, leads the women eX-
ports. with Mrs. George ". Wichtman
OF hosto,,. second, and Miss Eleo,rt,r
'oss' OF New Work. third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
VICTORY MEET PROPOSED
MANY LOCAL ATHLETES
ARE BACK FROM FRANCE
Project on Foot to Stngc Big Event
VITA Returned Heroes
i'nrticip:itIn..

Almost daily Eichwond's best ath
are in fine physicai 5rim from ,'T regular
hours. plenty OF good fool and out
door exercise. Their ranks viii 10
s"asa t" fro" KAY Gsy 10 doy as 9SheFa
All OF these athletes want To take
par, in some athletics, and 10 accom-
piish that end 1t has been suggested
that a Dig indoor track meet be staged
in one of the armorIes here some time
in January or February. Victory
lneer has been advanced as an APP
Meti;is, BoEsoN. rtT"r AND
OTHERS FAVOR PLAN
"T"rgi"" McHec has just changed
from Khaki 10 multi lie was one Of
the best track men that ever competed
Is nov in better shape than ever for
track WORK Mac" PITT and GOODWIN
kuyi nave been back for some time
now. and they look on the PROPOSE
Prank Dobaon. former Richmond col
iess coach, AMI they know The game.
nucleus for building UP several teams.
ono" the thing gets under way there
will he Plenty OF others cropping up
TO take part in the meet. 1t seems GER
tain.
The question of what organizations
Will compete naturally arises Rich
mono College may be represented and
esians VIII have time for pract!c
NOW that military duties have been
done away with through the dishand-
cops Coach Marshall is capable of
turning out some good athletes, and
his material is good
IT ssverH other organizations Get
"uSN ana get their men together sui.i-
Gent rivalry 10 carry the meet
Through successfully is assured The
interest in resuminG athletics should
.crvc rs the Impetus for rcorganiza-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
FAVOR REORGANIZATION
lYNCHBURG FANS WANT,
STATE LEAGUE FOR 1919
All Cities Represented In 1917 Circuit
Reported Ready 10 Rc-
sumo Play.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
- NcilbCHG VA. December 2l.---
~ hchuurg Will be ready. tt is believed.
~ Jump in and aid in the movement
COOKING 10 the re-cstablishmcnt OF
baseball in the Old Dominion for the
,'ts season. and IL proposition to hold
" conference here about January 10.
WIN that In view. will meet with favor
~ the city. J, is reported that all Of
me towns which were in the circuit
mhcn 1t failed in 1917 on account OF
ar conditions are arranging to be
represented at the meeting, and i, is
nHt improbable that Roanoke and DAN
vile Will be invited to be present.
;, ne last circuit included Lynrhburg.
,:!chinond. Norfolk. Petersburg. Rocky
Ncuni. portsmouth aud Newport News,
wheh organized liz 1906, the circuit
was made up OF Richmond. Norfolk
1hd Portsmouth in the east and Lynch
burI. Dnnr lille and Roanoke in the
GTcult the league ever had, unless
y was improved when Portsmouth
uropped out and Petersburg took the
vacancy.
San TO talk baseball and it's revival
almost Immediately after the signing
ci 40 arm!St:cc. and conditions appear
70 he better here for The game for
i2i9 Than was the case two years ago
whcn so many men were in the army
or AT inunition plants.
hyncnburs Is in fine shape for re-
WAL OF The game. for the association
organized in 1917 is SIN Intact and
~ mas some funds on hand. probably
enough to put team on the flcid TO
"cG!n the training season. The or
sanitation is healed by l.. H. Nc
Wane: president Of the Lynchburg
FOUNDRY Company. Tho deck seems.
non and the fans already have a
""hHeiinE for tho game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
TENNIS COURTS OPEN
TO AMERICAN SOLDIERS
Wen on Leave n; La uourboyIe Ke.,
Center May Play Burin.
" intc..

PAi;lS. December "i-Tcnnis all
Mihtsr - inc privilege OF the Amer
resi- center and what is more. il is
onhiS on perhaps Inc mos, famous
I'ut's N al rLanee. When the Y: ".
entertain the four or five thousand
hoES MO are detailed there every
Vel, they began 10 seurry around for
I"dnsS tnii the boys might do
Tho found. right In The hear; a.
IN. town. four .! the most beautiful
courts ihat Tine and French work
mi.%%na"ip could produce. They We're
Nt''. me courts arc owned by one
q. mo Tich ;p"nsmeu who. when APP
iLo, . on The subject OF renting
Ln"h demanded an cNorOitaut price
.."Vo fraucs-for the use OF the courts
for three months:
"a is tie y, II dir a or ~ t,a.
parts. and he Immediately set aboui
:" Sct the price reduced lie began
~. ~ S omta c"mPi!!nenta,y tickets 70
the movies given every night in tn.
NJ g. y casino; occasionally H..
ior MIN "a some rather distant town.
lie invited ther 10 what he called
an an AmcTican dinner. cooked by a
r rrenrn ohS f. 'M u, now ,he courts ar"
hour. including tho use of TIC nets: "
Any Am ri"an soldier who wants to
may play on them. to-day. 4, TIC Ca
thres dozen pairs Of good jcnu!s shoes:
u" viii End good racka;s FOR The ask
ing. ana an IN" balls th.-t a man wuuI,
game.
TIN, is Il Ean'c taat appeals par
ticniariy 10 the educated man or bo~
VINO has belonged to q country club
a. home and there il aluavs :. ..rowc
there on :. plcasan, dav 'rh. courts
arc made OF a preparation OF Inc hard
WA!ts SUBSTANCE found in the tnc roads
sol France. ana only in tho CODES,
ana "e,iest days N winter is piayins
IS Ire" service % the home boy.
Inc = NJ G. y. pays the - centincs
per hour. which tho owner explains
merely rs taken by him To pay a man
10 Keep tho. nets and courts IN good
I2noltion IL ia on these courts ;Hat
INC professional championship ,cnnis
Tehies OF France are played every wear
I nai is how .nnd Ln..: :. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
JOHN MARSHALL At WORK
BASKETBALL SQUAD
PREPARES FOR SEASON
Make Good Progress In Practice Under
Direction of Jones mt How
ttkcrs' Aruiory,

=, NO TING IA being lost by the John
Marshall liiah School basketball SQUAT.
ihrce times 4 week the members turn
gu. III iuIl ioTce at the Howit4crs'
NiHnory ana arc put through their
pace3 d! L. i. Jones. physical director
Tor the public schools of the city
Good progress Is Icing made In spite
are on the squad. Marin and Carroll.
Arounu these two the team wilI be
good in practice. rhcy handle them
serves wei and shoot with fair ac-
curacy. As compared with John Mar
shali basketball! squads in former years,
'nE: ars light in weight. but are fast
ana or good height;
w. captain has ngi heen elected yet.
or carroll both letter men of last
years qHint and clever basketers.
Marrln mas been acting as captain In
AZ the workouts the team has mad go
There vii! hc 10 practice mex, week
On 2ccount Of the close OF school and
the Christmas holidays liut with the
rropenin2 Of school the boys will go
a. 'nci. work harder than ever in
p'Spdrhti"n to! games with the lead
.tT hiSh schools OF the state. The
third week Of practice came 10 an end
Ee.icFd"y afternoon.
:hanassr bradley has no; complct ed
ms schedule OF games for the ruint.
ne opening game. however viii prob
ahiE DC with the Petersburg High
mcnoo! quiht about the middle Of Jan
The men on, for practice yesterday
80; Marrin Carroll F!uke. Todd.
Eethc!. Tyson. McFarlanc. Hicks and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
HEINlE WANTS FIRST BASE
Veteran Player Is Anxious for Promo
ton From Third
SoxL

New YORK. nee,eember el.-Heinie
says tina. If they try to put him b,nt
he is going to look around for some
other way to earn money 10 buv brrf
stews instead of playiSg baseball.
Z!m. who is one OF tho creates:
third basemen of all time. has othr,
hopes and ambitions. First base is
one OF them. He has qualified also at
SECOND base. and in the outiield.
IIeinie Elm is now thlrty-two wears
Of age and has heen playing baseball
for twelve or fourteen years. He be-.
gan as, second baseman with the
Wilkesbarrc Club of the New York
state League and Joined tho Chicago
cubs in the latter part OF 1907.
He played second base for the C.bs
for two seasons, but finally settled
on third base in 1911.
zim would be glad to play first
base. where he gained quite a lit,Ie
experience In the closing days of last
season. but John McGraw. manager
OF the Giants. may haYa somo ideas
of his own on this subject, and they
may not fit r. with the hopes or am
peramental third baseman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
BlNF0RD JUNIOR HIGH
TRIMS JOHN MARSHALL
IL! Fast Work Hnwkin. md Ho,I,d,,
FroNc Stars for Win

~ 'he fastest kind of :ork a; all
I,,hEeS Of the game. the Bnford Junior
u'fh school team won from the John
iMarsAal freshmen yesterday at Tic
=. VI Z. y. By the score Of ST.. The
nc John Marshall forwards and kent
them covered nearly all the time al
iordlns hut iiilo opportunity 10 IN
cover and shoo; goals hawkins ana
nt"iiadhy Msre the s.ars for tho win
n'fS liaw \ ms At forward sho, four
goals and Holiday At center cased
sin baskets
In the second game Of IN. afternoon
IN me junior high school series. Suin-
bridge TOOK The measure Of Eei!avuo
70 tho tune OF iI-ls The final score
would seem to indicate !, one sided
ZANE but such. was no. The case 1t
Ma Mas hard fought at all stages +
bright spot in tho contest Was tho work
or Whitran for Bainbridge fIc shot
thirteen baskets and thus garncrcd
tWsnty-siS points for his team
u" next two games in tho series
VIII be riaycd on January g. At pres
en- Etnford is leading the League with
'hTee games won and none lost.
The velvet Kind
Meets the desires Of Critical buy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
GILLESPIE SIGNS CONTRACT
IL FIRST Player 10 Close with Giant,
for IAN IIn-cbnll
SEASON.

NEW YORK. December 2l.-J c.
'kid Gillespie. promising semipro..
VINO attracted attention last fan when
nc piayed third base for the Giants
With the Giants, 1t was announced to-
day. Gillesuic's signature Was Tho nrs.
TO De attached to Il contract to Dlay
MY, SEASON for John Mctiraw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
WIIlIINM IND MAI
ENTERS AZ ISsIE.
Ia games actually played. Iampden-
!nncy ranks above Richmond College.
IS IL Shown Dv tho follpwinr>
NATTER RESTS IN HANDS
OL ENL:CLTINE: CONIAiI,rIEI:

. ENoUId The Ga IN %! FtlcNmo0d Coz
!eSe to count the game forfeited by
Randolph -Hacon wtth"u; adequate no
t!ce be sustained and any claim for
forfeited games that fIampden Sidney
might MAKE ho denied. Richmond Col
!!eec VIII then have a clear .;itle. TO
the championship. II any forfeited
game Is allowed TO Hampton Sidney
they VIII he declared winners OF the
pcnnant for 1918.
II is not known when the executive
committee Of the association viii meet
10 settle this and other questions con-
n.ctcd with the affairs os tho league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
PENN REVIVES SPORTS
Work OF 1919 Schedules TO n. Rom,
N soon ms New Term Opens
January q,

PHILADELPHIA. December o, Az
forms OF college sports will he revived
ny inc University OF Pennsylvania
when the new term opens on Januarv
\" II was announced to-day Worj,
upon the 1919 schedule will hccin =,
once Dates for the relay races. =
national athletic fixture. have already
been fixed for April 81 and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
CLAIMS NATIONAL TITLE
Chicago Municipal Pier Football Team
Thinks II IL American
Champion.

cHlcAGo. Deem Der cl.-The Chica-
go Municipal Pier team, otherwise
known a. The United States Naval
Reserve School eleven. has nne
claim for tho national football title
The claim Is based on the following
scores:
Municipal Pier. 6: Cleveland Naval
Reserve, q.
Cleveland >aval Reserves. 10; Pitts,
hurch University. {?
Tho Unive rsity Of Pittsburgh. 1t will
DC recalled, recently sent Georgia Tech
southern champions. home with a
3s-io-o de'eat. the hrst setback the
Southcrncrs had Encountered since 1915
And Tor several years Pittsburgh has
been running amuck among the East
crn colleges with such terrible effect
That there isn't An Fastener or "A
Middle "esterner, for that matter. who
wouldn': have admitted the smoky
city team about as good as they make
ON.
Here is tho Piers record outside Of
tho Pittsburgh clash Ior the season.
J.; speaks for itself
Iier. 81; Knox. o.
Tier. -. Chicago :.
i'ier. :. Illinois. }.
Pier, s: Cleveland =. s. o.
Pier. 20; Camp Dodge. o.
Tier. 20: Minnesota. s.
Tier. l2: cam? Grant. O.
Totai-fier, Ice: opponents. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
WHO IS CHAMPION?
GRlDIRON SUPREMACY
Is IN HOT DISPUTE
liumpden- sidney ind Richmond COL
lego Each Claim Pennnnt for
Pnkt SNnAnn.

The awarding OF the football cham
pionship trophy for the season lust
past in the Eastern Virginia Inter-
collegiate Athletic Association is
spuarely up TO the executive commit
tee OF the association now. Botn
fiamp den Sidney and I,ichmoud COL
leSc claim to have won premier honors
and both advance claims which they
maintain establish their championship.
rights.
The dispute centcry around the qucs
ton OF forfeited games. which arose
when William and Mary and Randolph-
Macon were unable TO finish ,ncir grid
Iron seasons because of military ac-
uvities. Randolph Macon Cancelled Il
the. Spiders are therefore right. it is
SAID. in claiming that this should go
average.
Hampden- Sidney. on the othsr hand,
may be credited with winning game
doIph- Macon by default II this claiu
is upheld by the association. the III
gers WI undoubtedly he awarded the
championship. II their claim is denied
the championship viii! come TO Rich
mond College.
WILLIAM AND MARY
ENTERS As ISSUE
The whole matte is involved by the
fac, tina, the Williamsburg football
ms haSeinent announced Mt the begin
aing OF the season that for various
reasons they would not be bic to turn
out team and later u team was got
tn together and one game was played.
This game was Won by Richmond Col
itge AT William sburS. There was no
game during the season bctWce r
Ham pdcn- Sidney and William and
Mary. The latter team dis.anded ,n-
mcdiately after playing Richmond Col
lego.
Ia games actually played. Iampden-
S.nncy ranks above Richmond College
as 10 shown by the following:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

Tho velvet Kind.
Meets the desires Of Critica! buy.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-31
Strike Vote Rescinded

NEWARK, N. j., May 30.--After hav.
ing voted to go on strike to-day il
women conductors were put to work
employees of the Public Service Railway
Company rescinded their action early
to-day. They did this after they had
been addressed by Superintendent Olen
acting for President McCarter.
One thousand carmen met last night
and framed petition asking wage in
creases of II cents an hour and 2G
cents an hour more for overtime. They
now receive % cents an hour and "a
cents an hour for overtime. Concern
ing the women the petition stated:
1--WE would also call your attention
to the fact that we consider it unneces-
sary to employ women, as the men will
be found loyal and there will be no
difficulty in securing the services OF
men should your company find it within
its choice to pay fair rate of wages. u
superintendent Olen was admitted to
the meeting and announced that the
men would get an increase of two cents
an hour on June |, and if the applica-
tion before the Public Utility Board
for permission to raise fares was
passed on favorably more substantial
increase would be given.
The men voted to defer action until
next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION.
Notice OF Dividends on Eight Per Cent
cumulative Convertible Preferred
stock, seven Per Cent. Non-CummIativa
rreIerred Stock. Common Stock. and
Cass b Common Stock
Ine second installment OF 2qs Of tha
eignt par Gsn, per cent: dividend upon tie Eight
ierred =, Stock and the second instailment of
~, 70 OF tne seven per cent. dividend upon
me seven Per Cent. Non Cumulative PIE
ierred ,e Stock of Bethlehem Steel CORPORA l.
iion ,nIa which were declared on January 20
con, cons; AMI s.da, the sHgs dividend upon the
Of the Corporation which was declared on n
Nay Nay Z. 1918. will be payable on July /.
lslS. to the respective holders OF record
OF said four classes of stock at the close
OF business on June Is. 1918: the third in
T.aliment Sta. men Of said dividends on said Eight
STOCK and on said Seven Per Cent Nom
cumulative Preferred Stock viii be payaSle
on october l. 1918, to the respective hoid
ness on September is, 1918; ard The
fourth, on January O. 1919, to the re-
spective holders of record thereof at the
close OF business on December lS, 1915
Checks Will be mailed
Oated new York, Juno l. 1918.
h II. JONES. Secretary.