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Washington Journal., 1918-05-31
OefabrIt@e etelmmS.

Gin 5leil9ermeifter. Der iebr fart
f6ielt, tit i'm 8esriff, Gin &ino gu
i6la6ten. Ser 2ebrling bdIt oas
Sier am Stride felt, mdbreno Dee
Meilter Dor ben Odicn tritt, um i'm
our9 einen grtbiet gesea ben &opf
au betduben. DIS er i9on gum
S9lage ausbOIt. i9reit pIDBli4 Ger
2ebrjunge:
daeiifer, Msiitsr, fAlagsn Sic uff
Die Stele, uff Die G5ie binfeben9"
~Na. natiirli9!"
Der oehriunge rib f4lsun.sit aus.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31
Der arOhe @rOaef.

2ls oas @eri6t Dem 4ngstlasten
Metierni6 cine 8isciplinaritrafs BON
9ofbeI6rGntung ouf 0ahsr uno
@rot auf as Stunoen Suoiitirte,
GuBerte Elm 3ubOrer:
.0as bat er peroient!"
Damn lam er ItoI5 oarauf isin,"
meinte Elm an0erer.
,Wi.io2"
.Io. es 1T Oo6 ous erIte @rot. oos
,r ielbit Oeroisnt bait"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31
Mns Mnnemnhntt.

- . as u bnte. SIN
ticITten Snnern oes 9Dbmerpalces
oibt es nod 5amilien, Die pom Wais
fer ais &einigungsmittel einen Dera
Thlpinbeno geringen @ebraud madeH.
@ines 8ages tommt Der Spbn oes
SanIelbauern pom Militdr auf ure
laub beim. Gr 5iebt Sen Waffenrot
aus uno iebt Iid in Den 9reis ieiner
2ieben. Die reiben Muno unb Iu~
gen auf. So f90n g'paid'n uno
10 a iauber's Semo an, fagt Die
Mutter, .pDuig frsmo tommit paq
port"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31
Eas ar,tlt4sr Rrarss.

Sin 6rantfurter 4rot bat ulerlsl
ftsine @sI6i9tsn aus feinsr praris
seIammelt, BON oensn bier sinigs pies
bergegeben Ieien:
gu einem mid aus Ieinem Betts
den I9elmif9 anIebenoen 3in0e fn9ts
i9: yDu tlei', led @eiidt9e'!" Ous
&ino mad meinem 6%ort9eben: DNla=
ma, ipaT9' mid Iuuber. Der SnteI
9Ottbr bat sefast. i'd hGtt' e tIsi'
9redseii6t4e."
Sin iung.s, mid tOnIultiereno.s
MGo9en foroerte i9 uuf, mir ibre
3unge3 lt Seigen. sic f9lug Ders
f9dmt Die @ugen niebsr: v99, Serr
9ottor!" SD pubte ni9t, tpas fie
polte, uno nieberboIte meme @(llfs
foroerung. 3i9ttg berIegen uno fi9
aierenO, u~ntpOrtete lje: rG4, 9srr
0ottor, tDenn = tpenn Sizes erIou>
bea!" l1no Damn bra9te tie ao9boft
oas 3iinglein 5piidsn ben 3dbneh
berbor.
@eIsgentli9 meiner @ifite (als !SOs
fpital : gbefaraD i9iIoerte mir elm
patient feline 2ei0en: IS 3isbt BEL
mir lumber. Grit ipiirte ids i'm
8udel, Damn i'm Qrm, ounn betam
i9 Mus19lag am Munb uno an Der
Gafe = tur3l es i6eint mir, bob Die
&rantbeit ii4 au allie eolen
Settle geiporfen bat"
i II
vaDnnsn sic Die msoisin gut
nebmen2" - rSu, tuenn i9 ole neb=
me, oas 1T INNER gerabe 10, als
penn man gang rubtg 0aiibt. unO
auf einmal tpmmt elmer un0 6dlt etz
mem auf's Maul."
Sine p%otientin: vgs miro bod
ni6t pirtli9 nod Elm 8ru9 oa
iein? Sd bin frob, Dab i@ etnen
babel"
X
SIM SpitaG ma9ten mir Dfters
pdbreno Der @iiite MeKunsen Ser
&0rpertemperdtur. @init bate i1
pergefen, oas thermometer aus Der
@9felb0bIe zines patienten beraus>
nebmen gu laffen, uno Ter MermIte
bate iiber cine Stun6e lang bic GEE
%3tpungene 9oltung Oes @rmes beibe=
balten. Sd Oriidte ibm 6ariiber mein
8ebauern aus, abcr er iagte freunos
li9: 80 Oas tut ni9ts. @enn's uur
bilft!"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31
ao6instt Der i&Dntu sHnfis.
RodI elm Miniter : Soften fir bic ote.
s,crung Der yer. Stanten sewiniht.

Diod elm Mininer . 9UIten fir bic BE
s,cruns Der yer. Staaten sewini6t.
Die no9Itebsnoe anresung oiirfts
aipar ni6t I6on in Der allernGditea
,3utunft our A%usfiibrung selangsn,
Iheint aber ni9t ausIi9tslcs gu Iein
uno cntIpri9t ia aud elmer Ginrid'
tung, ipel9e in etli9en nnoeren pth'
ti9en 8ulturlGnOern i1on ldngit Bee
itebt.
Bon Der crit Dor tur3em begriinoe'
ten Rational Mulical glnionce" piro
norm e%mpfobleu, aud elm regeIredtes
Miniiterium fir idOne &iinIte an Der
ameritoniI6en 9unbesre9isrung gu
I6offen, ben omeritanii9en &inOern
I6on bon friib uuf cine muIitaIiide
Gr3iebung gu geben, sntipreHenos
S6ritte aud Ieitens aller 2egislatus
rem Der GinseIltoaten gu tun, unb
erpBe Summer fir Offentli4e WiuIit
3u oeripeuOen, i'm SutereiIe Der Ses
bung Der oIgemeinen 8oltstultur.
9aron tDnnen unb ioaen au9 Staots
@erpultungen regen Inteil nebmen,
pie es ia man4e in bei6eioenem
MoBe i6on jeBt tun.
4ud onOsre I90ne &iinite iolen
Dffentli9 me6r gef0rOert WerOen; 10
ou6 bic Molerei, bic i6on cine lan9e
Geibe ameritaniIher Nertreter uno
@ertreterinnen oufmeiIt. Qber in err
tier 2inie gebt bic 8epegung bod oaf
bic Sebung unO 8eralgemeinerung Der
MuIif aus. llno es lit bemertens>
ipert, boB bic obigen 8orI9ldge Oes
neuen 8erbanoes audi bereits pom
8unoes : @r3iebun9stommiHdr Or,
g. g. Glorton 4ufmunterung erblIs
ten boben, mas ibnen i9on ALIEN
aiemlides @eipi9t DerIeibt.
Die 4meritaner baden getpiB ldon
piele beoeutenbe, ia grOBe Sanger uno
SGngerinnen berporgebra9t, ME Die
Noroico, Geraldine 5orrar uno Qnna
@aIe. Mber man eripartet nod nett
me6r uno min Die MuIit in einem
M1oBe bemofratiIieren uno nattos
nalt1ieren, tpie nod ME 3upor
in Mmerifa, biellei6t audi in Der
9oifnung, bic geiitige @erI9mel3ung
De8 bunt I9i9tigen Bottles gu elmer
ein3igen barmonif9en Notion mob
mebr gu beI6leunigen.
Na6e3u brei DtiIionen perionen in
ben Ser. Staaten iinb beute nit
MuIitmo9en obsr nit benz unterri9t
in Der Muiit ober nit Der arbeit
in mfitalii9en Snbuitrien beIdGfz
ti9t. Die ameritanii4e Ration gibt
ieOes Sabr runo 700 Miairnen Doll
lars fir MuIit aus. Nber bas lit,
pie man glaubt, Der ionitigen @rDbe
Der Iotipn nod LANCE ni9t angemels
fen. Ga9 Der @orltellung Oes genanns
ten @erbanDes Ioaten I9on fir ieoes
tleine S9ultinb muiitalii6e SnItrus
mente ebenIo ppbl g%etauft peroeu,
pie Sertbii9er. Die groBartigen mo-
bernen 6ortI9ritte in Der automatic
I6en WtuIit perben ia O%OlIauf aners
fannt; ober Iie tOnnen bod bic ielbits
itdnbig a~usiibenOe Muiit ni9t OOQ<
fommen erieben, unO Oiefe lou in Der
gar5en Natipn gepedt perben, in Der
eilen ober onoeren 6Orm. Die Be-
rnfsmuiiter brau4en oarum bod
ODE Dem mulitalii9en Sungamerita
DER 3utunft ni4t perOrdngt gu lpers
orm; ia ie mOgen bann elm bant<
bnrfres publitum, ais ibnen ie 3upor
bei9ieoen mar, fir pirtii4 geoiegene
2eitungen %finoen.
So malt man penigitens bic M0g.
li6teiten aus.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31
Gtine Muffnifuna. Ora

Seine @uffaffung. 4rat
lam Bette ieineS StammtiidgenOHen):
gllio oGs 3ipperlein bat ii6 pitOer
eingeiteat. bob Mrs gIei6 eeoaGt!
Wesbalb baben Sie oenn gsitern nidt
oufsebDri gu t%r;nten, no i9 bod 10
oft narneno oen Singer in Die 90be
bob.
Yatient (uni9uloig oreini9ausno):
Ods lpar cine Warnung, !Serr Dot
tor9 @enn i'd oas sepuBt bate!
SD oafte mir. oas beibt: nod cine
WlaB oiirfe i'd irinten, uno oa babe
i'd jeoesmal nit Sbrer siitisen @rA
tuubnib mir cine frifds bsitsut.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31
&ariante.

gu biit pie cine 8lume
On farbenrei9 sepuBt.
0o9 beiue S4neiOerre9nung,
Die bat MIDI ie9r perbuBt.
mir 1T. aIs Oh id bic Sdnoe
Gum 9immel falten tout,
8eten0, oaB bieien Gurus
OO4 einmal Der Seufel bolt.
SIR ipottet Der WeibertDpfe,
Meil fall6 iino ibrs 30pfs.
&annt itol5 iein, ltartes @ei9le
Senn beine 3Opfe Iinb EDIT.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31

Cater (oer feinem @obn cine
5trofe oittiren pilD: SD iteIlt Dir
Ole Wabt 3pii6en @ntSiebung oes
8aI6engeloes uno meiner gdu3li4en
8era6tuug.
Sobn: Menn ib bitten bari, Die
sdn3Ii4e 8era6tune. papO.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31

@srbG9tige Srag..
Bibbluttrebatteur gum Mitarbeiter):
nSbre WiBe iino aber 70 alt ME Ms@
tbuiaIem."
n9ut Der AUDI peI@e ubsei9rtt'
benz"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31

nNi9t nubr, s9err profeFor. Elm
tlein psnis bari i'd bod Die &Ieine
;oealiiiren2"
sd bite sic, 6rdulein, Sic nsb.
men Dem &inoe ia ben gan0en 3au=
ber!"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31
aus Dem Xetea SeS 9Siemer RGHatOs
men prOf. &DrtI.

Sin jaOi19er Oottoranb Der Me.
oiSin, Namens Serufalem, unter0og
Ii6 tei !9prtl Dem 3igoroium, uno
feline Mn9ebDrigen barren nit 9eIpanns
ter llnoeouIo Dor Der Sire oes priis
fun9sIaulsS 0es @rgebniGes. 9a off
net fib Die Sire, un0 itutt oes iebns
Iii6tig ertparteten &anoibaten tritt
prrfeTor Sprtl beraus, BEL benz @ns
bid Ser Menge in Die betannte Gles
gle 0es Seremias ausbredeno: aWeine.
Sarael, Seruiolem 1T 9efulIen."
Sin Oottorano Der Meoi3in, Der
ni6t beIonoers porbereitet mar,
panote Ii9 Dor Dem @ramen an
Sprtl: p!9srr profeHor, i'd tonnte
BON Ger Nnatomie ni6ts peiter itus
oieren als Ole 2eber, aber Die 2ebsr
femme i9 pie tein 3peiter. Wenn
sic mid na9 etpas anoerem, aIs
nab Der 2eber fra9en, bin i9 perlo.
ren." sd liebe es". berfsbte SprtI,
.ipenn bic 2eute BON GER Qeber
pre6en." Der &anoioot bate
feline Offenber3iseit ni9t gu bereuen.
osnn Der profehor bielt beim Ggamen
I.in Wort.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-31

SnfOtge Gntgleifung eli
mes elettrii6en StraBenbabnpogens
am Sube zines 9iigels in Wee>
bopten, u. S, luaroen 20 Perlonen
Derlebt, bret Oapon 3iemli9 f6per.
Der Wagen murbe our6 ben Nn>
prall 10 total um9eftiir3t, bob bic
paifasiere i'm ni6t Derlaiien tonn-
ten, e9e ni4t 9roBe Oeffnungen in
bic Wdnpe gef9la9en iporben naren,
Giner bon ben 8erleBtsn. Ser so
Sabre alte HObert Smith, go. 324
Union StruBe, itorb i'm 9ubIon>
9oipital, elm anoersr, Sobn talbot,
bon @eit New YOrt, liegt in osms
ielben SOfpitaI in tritii@em gu
ftanbe barnieber.
The sun., 1918-09-13

Report OF the unclaimed deposits. div-
dends and interest OF the COLUMBIA BANK.
NEW YORK. on the frs. day of August. 1918.
made In accordance with tho rrov sions Of the
Banking Law. Sections 1874 and 2lu
Full name and last known
residence or post office Date OF Amount
address Of depositor or original of
shareholder. deposit. deposit.
Cactus Ore Company. 1l6
West 39th st, n. V.
C.: date OF first publ
cation Sept, 1918. go. De-. ., 1912 $3.50 CD
State Of New York County Of New \ ori:, S..
ELI II. BERNHEIM. President. anil
WALTER 8. GRIFFITII, Cashier, of the
Columbia Bank. a bank located and doing
business in tho City OF New York. in said
county. being duly sworn. each for himself,
says that the foregoing report 10 n full. true and
correct statement Of the unclaimed deposits.
dividends and interest OF the Columbia Bank,
made In accordance with the provisions of
Sections 1874 and 2I9 Of Chapter 800 of the
Banking Law as shown by the books Of said
Bank on the first day OF August 1918.
ELI II. BERNHEIN!, President.
WALTER =. GRIFFITH. Cashier
Severally subscribed and sworn to by both
deponents the 4th day OF September, 1918.
before me. GEO. STOLL,
(Seal OF Notary.l Notary Public.
York County. \. y. County No 294. n. Y.
Registers No. lO2S5.
The sun., 1918-09-13
OIL PRODUCERS ALARMED.
Declare Gasoline Shortage
Rapidly Becoming Worse.

The statement by the Fuel Administra-
ton In Washington that the gasolene
supply is not only rapidly decreasing,
but Is running behind at the rate OF
5000 barrels a day. brought forth a
similar statement of an acute condition
In oil production from the taxation COM
mittee Of the National Petroleum War
Service Committee yesterday.
The warning that existing producing
wells will run dry in a few years was
sounded and that the proposed so per
cent. tav in the war revenue bill now
before Congress will prevent further
prospecting.
Henry l.. Doherty. chairman OF the
taxation committee and appointed by A.
C. Bedford. is the largest producer Of
refinable oil in the world. In COM
menting upon Fuel Administrator Gar
fields statement. he said:
The country has not as yet awakened
to the alarming conditions In oil pro-
ducing. On account OF the proposed
tax producers are already abandoning
validating. There are $4,000 prospec-
tors. and IL they decide not to prospect
further an oil famine Is not a proba-
bility but fact.
THE prospector either makes 100 per
cent. profit or loses 100 per cent.
Therefore IL cannot be taxed on the
same basis as other business, in which
the risk Is not so enormous. The tax
alton committee appointed by Mr.. Cuff
fey proposes a tax based on the con-
structive capital, which should repre-
sent value and not costs. We think that
20 per cent should be the maximum
tax on the constructive capitalization"
The sun., 1918-09-13

Report of the unclaimed deposits dividends
BANK Of New York on the first day of August.
lals, made in accordance with the provisions
Of the Banking Law, Sections l34 and 2l9
Full name and last known
residence or post Office Date OF Amount
address OF depostor or original OF
shareholder. deposit. deposit
Louis X. Il Fstourvillc,
1875 Mott St, y. y.
date Of first publica-
ton, August, 1913. Sept 10. 1909 Sl3l.26
Joseph Kaufman. 422 T..
l59th St, y. Y: date
81 hrst publication,
September, 1917 .... Jan II. 1912 So 05
State of Now York. County Of New York, IS,
EDWARD G. SCIiAEFER, President, and
ALBERT G. FUCHS, Assistant Cashier. OF
the Commonwealth Bank, New York, cor
poration located and doing business in the
city of New York, in said county, being duly
sworn zach for himself, says that the fore
ment Of tho unclaimed deposits. dividends and
interest OF the Commonwealth Bank, New
York made in accordance with the provisions
Of sections l3s and .l9 Of Chapter $3.50 Of the
Banking Law as shown by tho books Of said
bank on the first day OF August 1918.
EDWARD &. SCHAEFER. President.
ALBERT &. FUCHS, Asst Cashier.
Severally subscribed and sworn to by both
Opponents the 3rd day OF September, 1918.
before me. T.. T. FlESS,
Seal of Notary Notary Public.
No. so Bronx Co: certificate filei in New
York Go. No. 10. Registers ONCE. Bronx
Co, No. 2i5. Registers Office. New York
Co, No. l0o99.
The sun., 1918-09-13
To the Holders of Two Year Convertible
six Per Cent. Notes of
MARLIN ARMS CORPORATIOS
Issued Under Note Agreement Dated
NUfVH 7, TU1
UVrn NM -

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
amount of funds now in the Sinking Fund.
provided under the aforesaid Note Agree
ment, is Two hundred Twenty six thousa nd
Forty and S5-lO0 E226.040.95) Dollars and
that Marlin Rockwell Corporation formerly
Marlin Arms Corporation) will use and APP
ply such funds on sept. 81. 1918. in the
purchase OF the aforesaid notes 70 such
extent as such funds may permit. at the
lowest prices at which such notes may be
offered for sale to Marlin Rockwell Corpo-
ration but at a price. II so purchased, not
to exceed one hundred and Ave per cent.
lo5ce) Of the principal amount plus ac-
crued interest.
Subject to the foregoing terms and con-
dtions, the undersigned Trustee hereby
such notes TO be made TO the Marlin
Rockwell Cooperation at the office OF the
Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan city
of New York. such offers to state the num-
bers and aggregate principal amount Of
which such notes are so offered. and to be
signed by the holder thereof Cwho must
be tho registered holder II the principal Of
such note be registered) and state his ad-
dress.
Marlin Rockwell corporation will accept
for purchase the notes Offered for sale at
the lowest prices to such extent as the
aforesaid Two hundred Twenty-six thou
sand Forty and 9S-lOO t2eG,04 DOL
lars may permit and will request the Trus-
tee TO notify the offer-rs Of the notes ac-
Cepted for purchase OF the acceptance of
same. and that upon surrender OF such
notes 10 IN" HnueIsIBneu al TB
Trust Department l5 wall Street, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York,
within hfteen tl6) days after the mailing
by the Trustee OF notice OF acceptance, the
purchase price will he paid, but IL the notes
rendered in any offer shall not be so sur
rendered to the undersigned Trustee at it's
said Trust Department within fifteen G5)
days the acceptance OF said offer shall be
void. -
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY,
as Trustee under the Note
Agreement dated March |, 1917.
Dated, September 9Th, 1918.
The sun., 1918-09-13
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


The Board OF Directors of South Porto
Rico Sugar Company has this day declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF go on
the preferred stock payable IN cash at The
office of Messrs william SChall & Company,
40 william St, New York city. on October
l, 1918. to stockholders OF record on sep
TENDER II, 1918.
The Board has also declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF 5co on the common
stock Of the Company. payable in dividend
scrip on October /, 1918. to stockholders
OF record on September II, 1918; such
scrip to he dated october /, 1913. to ne
payable on October !. 1921, to bear interest
at the rate OF 20 per annum, payable semi
annually and 10 he subject to redemption
on any interest day. Such scrip will bs
distributed to the common stockholders
by Messrs William Schall q Company on
october /. 1915
i A. DILLINGHAM;, Secretary.
The sun., 1918-09-13

Notice TO the Holders OF General Mortgage
Income Bonds OF the Central New Eng
land Railway Company, Secured by
General Mortgage 10 the Fidelity In
surance, Trust safe Deposit Conn
pnny of the City of Philadelphia,
dated January 23rd, 1890.
Notice IL hereby given that the Directors
Of the Central New England Railway Com
many have, in accordance with the terms
OF the Mortgage securing the Bonds de-
scribed fixed ami declared Fifty Dollars
$50 00) as the installmCnt OF Interest on
each of said Bonds for the year ending on
the first day OF July. 1918
Said interest viii he paid by checks TO
the registered owners of the Bonds upon
the Fidelity Trust Company OF the city OF
Philadelphia. These checks will be mailed
to the address of the registered owners as
II appears on the books OF the Company as
OF September 3Oth, 1913.
Nv order OF the Directors Of the
CENTRAL. NEW ENGLAND RAILWAY
COMPANY. \. +. CLARK, Treasurer.
The sun., 1918-09-13
FRENCH BANK ADVANCES LESS.
Government Diminishes Its Debt
by Resources OF Treasury.

PARIS. Sept. 12.-To-day's Bank OF
France statement viii show dlmlnution
of ia. 100000 francs In advances TO the
state. which have been reduced to 49,
900. Oo0.0 900 francs, leaving intact after
three months the advance of the 3,00O,-
0O0, 900 authorized by law on June Z.
A semi-officlal note published to-day
draws attention to the fact that this is
the first time since the war. except when
a loan was raised, that the State has
been able to diminish It's debt to the
hank solely by the resources of the
Treasury.
The sun., 1918-09-13
RATE REVIEWING RESTRICTED
of state Railroad Boards
VIII Not he Restored.

wAsHINoToN, Sept 12.-Rate review
ing functions OF state railroad ana utiI-
itv commissions probably will not be re-
stored TO them by the Railroad Admin
istration, It was stated to-day. although
the cooperation OF the State bodies in
enforcing safety and other police regu-
lations win be welcomed. In some States
also commissions have gone ahead with
Investigations OF local rate Inequalities
and have reported recommendations TO
the Federal Administration. In most
cases these recommendations have been
adopted.
The principal agencies for considera-
ton OF rate revision, however. will con-
tinue TO be the regional, district and
local traffic committees.
The sun., 1918-09-13
Bank of England Statement.

LONDON, Sept, 1.-THE weekly state
ment OF the Bank of England shows
the following changes:
Total reserve Increased $4,000, cir
culation increased f45S,0o0. bullion In
creased f77O,534. other securities de-
creased 100000. public deposits de-
creased fsS5,000 other deposits in
creased f7,l99,000. notes reserve in
creased f325 900, Government securities
increased I6.477.o00. The proportion of
the banks reserve to liability this week
In 1920 per cent. last week 1t was
1896 per cent. Bank rate. 8 per cent.
The sun., 1918-09-13
TWO BROKERS ARRESTED.
One Charged with Fraud, other
With Larceny.

Arthur W. Middleton, $40 Riverside
Drive, and Garfield A. Force, so Broad
rreet stock brokers. were arrested yes
terday by the direction OF Assistant Dis
'rict Attorney Brogan. Force is charged
with defrauding Alfred Sander, 20S West
l!s'h street, by incorporating the value
" some stock he sold. Middleton is ac-
FUSED OF appropriatng to his own use
LOO given him by Edward ~ Bement,
u Pearl street, Hartford. Conn, to
purchase stock for the now complainant.
The sun., 1918-09-13

Report Of the Unclaimed Deposits, Dividends
and Interest OF tho NJ. BERARDINI STATE
BANK on the first day OF August, 1918, made
In accordance with the provisions OF the BANK
ing Law Sections l34 and 2lJ.
Full name OF depositor or
shareholder and last Date Of Amount
known residence or post original OF
Office address, deposit deposit
BartolomeO di Michele.
unknown; passbook No.
Rocco Marine. o5s Bank -''' A'' '''' "
ST., Waterbury, Conn:
passbook No 1915 Jan. 7, 1912 90
Rocco Mascioll, unknown:
passbook No iGOat . June %, 1912 100
State Of New York, County of New York. S..
MICHAEL BERARD1NI. President, and
PHILIP BERARDINI, Cashier OF the NJ.
Berardini State Bank, located and doing
business in tho city OF New York, in said
county. being duly sworn. each for himself
says that the foregoing report IL full. true
and correct statement Of the unclaimed de-
posts dividends and interest OF the said Bank,
made in accordance with the provisions of
Sections 1874 and 219 OF Chapter 400 of the
Banking Law shown bv the books OF said
Bank on the first day of August, 1918.
MICHAEL BERARDINI. President.
PHILIP BERARDINI. Cashier.
Severally subscribed and sworn to by 10th
Opponents the 9th day OF September, 1Gls.
Seal EAuDIo cIATTI. Notary Public.
n. Y. County.
The sun., 1918-09-13
hank Election.

At the regular meeting OF the board
OF directors of the Commonwealth Bank
Albert C. Fuchs. formerly assistant
cashier, was appointed cashier to sue
coed John Burckhardt, deceased. George
i. A. OFT. formerly manager OF the
Bronx branch, was appointed assistant
cashier.
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THE PITTsBuRG. CINCINNATI,
ROAM COMPANY.

THE PITTsBuRG. CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RAIL
ROAn COMPANY.
Treasury Department
Pittsburg. Pa, September ?. 1918.
THE r1rrsnuSsdt. CINCINNATI
WAY COMPANY
to an aggregate cost of SI.0I5, SOLOS will be
purchased for the Sinking Fund October i,
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New
York City. under the following provision OF
the mortgage:
sealed proposals for the sale of said
bonds will be received at the agency OF
said Railway Company in the City OF
New York. on or before the day prior to
the time OF making such purchase, and
bonds offered at the lowest price, but
not exceeding par will be accepted and
peid for. Should bonds of different
hblders be offered at the same price,
the number Of bonds so purchased shall
be on q pro rata basis, as near as prac-
ticable, In proportion to the whole num-
Der OF bonds offered"
Proposals TO sell bonds to the Sinking
Fund must be In the hands of The Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company before close
OF business. three o'clock p. NJ. Monday
September 80. 1918. and bonds accepted
must be delivered on October LIST or Sc
curity furnished that day. ~ required. that
delivery will be made within ten days
7. II. ID. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
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THE WHEELING TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY

Pittsburgh, Pa. September . 1873
First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company
to an aggregate cost OF sl5,liO 90 viii he
purchased for the Sinking Fund on October
l. 1918 from the lowest bidders, at u price
not to exceed par and interest, Scaled pro-
posals to sell bonds must he in the hands
Of Messrs. Winslow. Lanicr g. Company,
New York city. before close OF business
three o'clock r. NJ, MONDAY, September
80 1918, and bonds accepted must he do.
liNered on October ist nr security FUR
nished that day. II required. that delivery
will be ma de within ten days.
r, u. d. MeKSIGHr. Treasurer.
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KELLY.SPRINGFIELD TIRE COMPANY

4 quarterly dividend OF one dollar and
ffty cents kl.j0l per share on the six Per
cent. Preferred stock OF this Company has
been declared. payable october |, 1918. 10
stockholders OF record at the close OF bust
ness September l6, 1915
+. A, SEAMAN. Secretary.
NeM York Scnicmher & lGlE.
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STOCK MARKET.

The New York Stock Exchange was
closed yesterday owing to registration
DAY. For the convenience of readers
Wednesdays closing bid and asked
prices are reprinted.
The sun., 1918-09-13
London Money Market.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Money. 8 per cent.
Discount rates Short and three month
bills, 3l7-32 per cent. Gold premium
at Lisbon, 1900. Consols for money.
5S%: British per cent, loan, 95n ;
British ~ per cent. loan, 1904.
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LEHIGM VALLEY C0NL sNLEs 90

The a}oard OF Directors Of the Lchigh
Valley Coal Sales Company have declared
a dividend OF Two Dollars per share, pay
able October list 1915, to those stoCkhoId-
ers Of the company who are holders OF full-
sharr Ccrtihuatcs of stock, registered ON tho
company's books at the close Of business
September 18th, 1915. Checks viii ha
lad