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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
O'BRFIN,s MrNsTREIs.

The attraction ut the Academy to-
night and "Wednesday and Wednesday
matinee viii be the Neil o'Bricn Great
American ,n;nstrels 1t Is said that
every hit of the program IL entirely
new and that there will be novelty
enough, to please the most exactlng,
and that a new first part setting has
been provided. which il new idea
in the art OF tfapery hangings. effec-
tive lighting receiving special atten-
ton.
Mr. OBiien viii have . new act.
called ''Meatless Day" written and
produced by himself and said 10 be
the comedians best set In recent
years. dealing with an up-to-date
subject In humorous fashion and
dcpictlng a condition or today so
good-na,urediy taken by the Ameri,
can people. Faughn Comfort and
Johnnie King, former headliners in
Zig vaudeville time. Will he seen III
their act "Coontown nivorcons."
which IS said to be extremely funny.
"Auut Sally Simpkins Syncorated
social. {: novel song and dance, and
The Big Brother club" go 10 make
up a program full OF comedy. new
dances and h.gh-c singing.
Particular attention has been given
ITO the securing Of notable coterie
Of comedians and singers. Among
them are Neil O'Brien Johnnie King.
Vaughn Comfort, Billy Van Allen.
"Sugartoot'' Gaffney, Chas. I.ayrivce.
IT, g. Brown, Lea Laird. r. w,
Branen. Gi6ver Schepps, Barton
Isbell, Chas. II. Wright. Ted Farnun.
George Miner. walter Lynch, Jenkin
Jones. Nyie Verne. VIM. Cawley. a.
b. Rains. Dixon and Miller, Louis
Tracy, Chas. Strong, william Doran
and Major Eowak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
'r SECRETARIES
WELCOME TROOPS
Assigned to Transport and Train
Dmty to Help Returning
soldiers

New York, Dec a6--In order 70
serve wounded and returning Ameri-
can soldiers On the last lap of their
long journey from the hattletlelds of
France to their doorstep in Home
town, United states American, sec
retaries or the Z. N. C. A. are now
being assigned TO transport and troop
train duty. Two or more secretaries
travel on every transport and special
train in the service of rehabilitation
both abroad and in this country, with
| Instructions TO keep the soldiers ar
comfortable and contented as pos
aible until they are actually home
and out OF the service of the army
II soldiers are travelling in small
| groups or alone, y. NJ e. A. secre-
taries along the route are entrusted
with the Job.
] The ship secretary's daily is to do
anything he can to shorten these last
long hours on board for the restless
troops He takes the radio news to
the wounded shows moving pictures,
and supplies. free Of charge. such
, stardbys as chocolate. stsarettes ard
letter paper. But most Of all. the "H''
secretary Is popular for that humble
vegetable, the pickle. which he dis
~. n = &. r.. X
3snnr. s&S &tSstH> NJ ~; sses'a
doughboy energy in a frantic effort TO
1 keep from being seasicA. tFags" are
] first aid In the trenches but pickles
are the thing on the high seas.
That the ship secretaries are liked
by the troops was demonstrated in
! New York last week. when as two sec
retaries won't down the gangplanil
i from a transport that had just dock
ed. the whole shipfal of men broke
! out and cheered their faithful friends,
/, The "Y" had stuck by until the end.
and the men appreciated H.
J Part of th.e transportation service
| which the Y. NJ c. 4. IL rendering
! to homehound soldiers consists in ar
ranging that every troop train le met
! 1T stations and debnrkatIon camps
| b. secretaries who have coffee. sand
witches and fresh supplies 20 give
! away. At CITY Point. Virginia. the
I "Y'' men from Camp Lee always meet
the incoming soldiers with suostan-
| tial breakfast. and Then hike back
with the soldiers seven miles TO The
camp. II means getting up at mid
night FOR thcsccretaries as the train
| l., an early morning one. but that Is
no consideration when soldiers apre-
titles. are clamorins for attention.
/ Writing parer is much Ia demand
| when the men first arrive on Ameri-
cnr soil They usually want to write
not only to their mothers and ro!a-
! lives but also TO their 'Trenci,
homes" as they cali them. annouuc-
ing bon voyage and safe arrival.
| From mastering out camps. special
troop trains are always accompanied
/ by Red Triangle men. with their ever
| presenct store Of comforts. Trains
IRE met along The route, too. ty "Y''
workers. no matte what time OF day
or night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
GOOSE IS POPULAR ]
ALONG THE RHINE
Myriad Crosses Of Light Awaken In.
terest In the Minds Of the Ma.
tivcs OF Hunland.
BY Damon Rnnyon.

with the American Army of Occu-
patton. Cohienz. Dec. 30---Flaming
crosses of electric lights glow these
nights from the peaks OF all the
American army headquarters along
the Rhine
It is the holiday symbol OF the
army of the Lord
The first cross was placed on top
of General Dickman's headquarters
In Cohlenz
When the blazing crosses suddenly
leapcd out OF the darkness, Germans
! from far and near gathered in crowds
and gazed Mt tho spectacle.
Our army secret service general
could not understand why the people
were so interested Detectives were
sent out to ascertain about any little
thing that isn't clear to the secret de-
partment. Their report on the matter
Of the lights is not knswn. but one
correspondent took 1t upon himself to
ask the reason OF the curiosity.
why ] guess it's because its a
beautiful sight," was the reply.
The crosses were put up byvomciAl
army orders. They certainly made
n deep impression on the Germans.
Some OF them wanted to know II
there is any connection between the
crosses and the idea that the Ameri-
cans came In the role OF crusaders.
Judging from reports that arc Drift
ing in various headquarters. on the
tongues of enthusiastic souls, who
went visiting on Christmas. the goose
was the general piece de resistance
OF all the banaueting along the Rhine.
Everybody had goose You can get
a. goose. In Germany when you can't
got much Of anything else. With a
goose FOR the background, the rest
was com paratively easy, for there
isn't a cook in any American sector.
who can't do more tricks with a goose
than Hondlui.
There were Christmas trees galore.
Some outfSs got their Christmas boxes
from the states In the nick OF time.
Uncle sammies ration Issue with its
sugar, white bread. condensed milk
and jam helped out too. while vege-
tables were obtainahle from the sur
rounding country.
Aud there was goose Plenty Of
goose. I'm years to come some SOL
: diers Will not lac able TO think OF their
Christmas of the Rhine without got
, ting goose flesh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
Brazilian Naval Oniccr Dies.

New York. Dec 2h,--Captain Coxar
Brazilian hattiesiip Sac Paulo. died
in his New York apartment Saturday
night of ncho-pneumonia. follow
ing an Illness OF eleven days Cap
tain De Mollo, who was forty-fivc, was
academy. class OF 20, and rose rapid
ly to Il rank OF distinction. His APP
pointment to the command of the Sac
Pauio. the greatest unit in the Brazil.
ian navy, came after the successful
accomplishment OF many important
missions for his country. He had a
wide circle OF friends in the United
States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
DANCE OLD YEAR OUT
AND NEW YEAR IN

Tonishts ball at the Army and
Navy club. the clnb Of the War Camp
Community service activities, promises
70 he one Of the most brilliant social
affatre or the season. az hundreds Of
sailors and soldiers are expected 10
be present
As general thing, the balls at
the club end mt ~ o'clock. but this
one will last until 1895 A. NJ, so
that the old year may be danced
out" and the new year ushered in
with proper eciat
There will be enough properly
chaperoned eirIs to keep al tho unit
formed guests amused and fascinated.
and to add to the evenings pleasure
refreshments win ~ served
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
WILLIAM r. PURCELL. DEPUTY
CITY GAS INSPECTOR, DIES

William, u. Purcell. deputy city gas
inspector, died suddenly Sunday in
Baltimore. The funeral services will
be conducted at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon in Sacred Heart cathedral
and intcrment will be In lakewood.
william y. Purcell. Jr,. Is a prom
inent real estate dealer In this city.
Besides the real estate dealer. Mr..
Purcell Is survived by his wife and
one daughter, Mary, and four SONS.
John NJ. James NJ. Joseph A. and
Oscar Purcell. The last mentioned
two are with the American Expedi-
tionAry Forces in France.
The body arrived hsre yesterday
afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
~EyERYWoMAN. COMES

Fresh from long engage mcrts In the
large cities, the magnificent musical
specta1 To- "Evefy,owman.' with all lite
vast scenic effects and army or people,
will bs disclosed by Henry W. Savage
at the Academy next Monday and
Tuesday and Tuesday matinee.
Everywhere this woderp1ay has
been presented 1t has created sem
ssation. Generations of theater -goers
have Witnessed no more moving
panoramic pageant than EVERY
woman" conceived as it wiz by an
inspired brain and executed by O.
master craftsman without regard TO
monetary outlay. IT represents all
that In great. all that liz lofty. in
spectacle, opera. and drama. II Is
really several great productions
merged into one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
sage IS ALL SET FOR
AVIATION DANCE TONIGHT

AAe stage is set the 3axx band ia
s@k41Sd up and final arrangements
1tADo been completed for the dance Of
- Aviation Squadron. to be gtveA
k~e1uh4 In the Grays' armory. Dane
xng VII commence at o'clock and
TnN4tn0e until the old year has de-
sssASted and tho new year 10 uahered In
Preparations have been made To
tAk& cafe Ut . large crowd and the
A1ln1r tonight promises 70 be one Of
~ MeGe gala Of the season. Proceeds
1eoW the dance Will be turned over
||y0 ~ athletie fluid Of the company.
xhh probably viii be the last chance
u 80 q Richmond audience viii have
An611nt 70 the tuns OF the Fult1h
III mekn. ~ the boys expect to lSpkve
I11tlS ~ they hcmss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
HOME DEFENSE IEAGUER IA
GETS INTO I1sDUl

A man giving the name ~ 4. N
Baupin was arrested AZ C1foo
Saturday on a charge Of tn11
ing a United states army "a
was given hearing bef0Fo U
States Commissioner E1onoG31
He was released when Il duo
that he was attired merely 1
uniform of An oMicer Of the ~ VI
Tense league. The principal V1
against Baupin was II, v. aAun
federal revenue agent. who N15N
him.
BAupin declared he was ADo
OF the home defense league q III
home town in Kentucky and Wne
itina Chase City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
WOuNgpEn aEYErzrsfxllII

: WOUNDED SEvENxE58
Major Iomsax q. (sNof1 f
Mow6Fay Arch. NOFfO1k. m
Llcutenant JAsm<k A
1900 Hamilton. Avennc, Nux1
Corporal MA1No9 r. Em1ED l
ID. I, BArbUulM Greek, w.
Corporal Kemp b. H.
Duke street. AlcxnnlY4a. "
Private THOMAS q. LAoyt
Private CHARLES g. o42|
relative. Nra. MAry r. Htnae sS
North Ninth street, RlCH1fO1 ss
Private~ RICHARD II. L61O1p1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
naaehAn STORY psnie1l !.

Cincinnati. Deo. 2s.---Au9usk 4
mann tonight denied Jcfsefson
ingstone. race mA&nate. wAa ~
come principal stockhfder n
Cincinnati National League
Such story originated in New
Mr. Hermann added that tAe
OFFER made to date that has a4Y 3
i'hood OF going through n NJ
George Gold. necktic mAnufnN<1
who In willing to put up teeA,e41
a controlling interest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
SMART NEW YEAR SHOW
PI4EASES LYRIC PATRONS

The tang OF "big time and the
flavor OF Keith are in the New Year
show. which delighted overlooking
houses at the Lyric three times yes
terday. The bill offers diversity of
entertaining features. It = typical
holiday show.
There's corking good musical
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
Three. Killed In Explosion,

Eidorado, Kas.. Dec. ae.~Three
men are dead, four others seriously
injured. as the result OF the explosion
|of an oil exchanger at the Midland
Refining company, ten miles south
east Of this city. today. The property
loss exceeds $4,000. Tho cause OF
the explosion is unknown. The REIN
cry Is the second largest in Kansas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-31
Dl,gi,,l||
Honor
DIED or DtsEll

DIED or DtRIEA M;
Private Henry b. ClAnne ~
1, PAGES, Va.
Private Robert Il. HAssf
Va. III Y; Il
Private Captain J. Wil1fna 4
p. 1. Box 10, EraOpriA, ".
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Aerial Expresses =
From London to
Cairo by Night
Cars VIII Have Powerful
Lights and Will Be Cuid-s.
ed by Compass

LONDON, Oct. "a spondenca
of The Associated Press danger OF
flying at mig viii not interrupt the
aerial express service already being
Planned here for fig.ts between Lon
don and Cairo or Ca cutta. say aviation
experts The great machines designed
for this work will fly by compass
throughout the night, with powerful
lamps Lighted on their wings and the
instruments IN front of the pi OF bril-
llantly Illuminated. Lights will be
turned on in tue cabins. and the mem
bers OF tie crew VINO are off duty viii
turn in and sleep as they do on steam
ships.
If the weather has been bad during
the day and it c ears up at dusk the
delayed machines will leave at once in
order tnat their cargoes and passengers
may be delivered on time at their dsyr-
tnation. 1t is beleved that business
men trave lirg from London to Petro-
grad or Rome will prefer to journey at
night. so that they may eep during
the voyage and waste no time.
The wind, which Is an important fac
tor in aviation, is nearly Always less
strong at night.
There viii be frequent landing places
along the way, so that whatever its
need machine will always be abe To
land
Each landing ground will be bril-
liantly lighted and near it Illuminated
wind arrows viii automatical ind cats.
the direction of tie wind, a Knowledge
OF which is essential to the pi OF OF q
mach ne about to land All machines
land ng Wi d.sp ay bright Zig of-a-
particul CO or. in order to warn pi OTIS
of OF er machines of its intentions. -~
Aerial lighthouses probab vii hs
used in the same way a 5 coastal ight-
houses. They vii consist presumao =
of verticai searchiights, hasnlng OF
and off, twin scare lights. colcred
search ights, or bright flashing lights
on the ground Machines will be aDsc
to and eli her at sea CT on tie ground
and viii carry large flares to light aP
/. t II -und De ow IN case of forced
arding
Ali that war conditions have taught
the allied airman wi be of immense
va ue in organizing n gat-hying after
tie war. ac
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Record Of Stock ano Bond Averages
by The Associated Press)

The stock market setback from its strong OMEN
yesterday yielding and some voa
issues considerably Unsettement
midday resulted from rumors that financial
sderlng measures to check
Leading bankers held officials the
Federal Reserve Bank during the
eoeraon definite plan
the markets tho
local money pool had decided call
money rates. the effect OF which might be lending
er but was recalled that 10 Liberty
Loan falls due to-day involving payments this sec
Additional uneasness created by
ehaneors speech to the Rechsag,
further obstacle to immediate peace negotiations
War shares led the general rally ensuing
demand Baldwin
final points in rails and active
ndustra Bonds rails
irregular trend the Liberty group lost
& per cent on
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY
General Ohce.

Philadelphia. 18th October. 1918.
Special Meeting of he Stockholders OF
this Company has been call, q by tho
the both day of October. 1918. at Il
f Il it ~, ,,ny
and Juniper Streets. Philadelphia. for con-
arlement a. with "a tn Director csnora ar
Railroads acting on behalf of the United
Stats and the President relating % oper~
on, comp, nsaii and gther ma I ,rs
Connected with. OF growing out Of the
taking over by the Prcs.den OF the United
af"s + tha 'orn 1any rauroad and s,s-
TEN of transport alton.
Stockif lue rs may obtain The necessary
tick IS # admission 10 the me, ting on and
af+sr nc 23"G day Of ort her l"7N b, p-r-
sonal application at or by letter to- the
,, ervla.s Ola-.e. Room -DJ. Broau : r.ef
Station, Philade' hia
LEWIS NELSON. Secrefarv
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

share ba ed
ont o sharesor
High Low DIV Net
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24

Tolbert Miller, of the Nocreek com
munlty says he is going to be very
careful in the future with his beans,
as beans at five iron men each were not
made for children to play with H has
least one such bean for which he
paid loo ! lhys clan S. to remove
from his little girls nose last Monday.
-Har. ford lKyl. Rerublican
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Consolidated Exchange

unit of trade this exchange. 10 sharesa
Tran actions and prices yesterday fer the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24

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Dydend deferred pending settlement of railroad contract
Dvdend deferred pending settlement of Railroad
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Saos Open H h Low Close
500 Burnett o & G "a "a u s.
1000 u Bost-Wyo OIL 81 q q 21
1900 *Cosd n & Co. IA 7H2 IA 73s
40 *Cryst app 1as 1as 13s f3s
500 e k B IS Pet GA 65a GA 65s
100 II Esm o Cor.
1000 sfederal OIL. 2Hs 2'ls 2Is 2Hs
$500 *Glenrcck OIL. 35s 35s ga 312
400 -Int Pet 14Ha 147s 14la 143s
2500 *lsland 0 & T. 37s 37a 394 37s
100 *Merr It OIL c .23 % % 23
2c00 Met Pet. 70 }s Ia 10
1850 *M dwest Ref. 1870 1870 124 1925
1900 *tNor hw OIL. So 54 81 So
l2ooo Osla Pr & R.. 97a 10 97a 10
$500 *Pan-Am Pet. 81 67 65 65I2
1000 Sc Pr & R. "a "a "a "a
9SGo IS nc'air C Cor % % 81 21Ts
1900 +Stan'cn o.. We w 1H "
soS soo w w . . NV ~ 81 SIX 2Iz 2Iz 2aa 2ls
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Mining Stocks

Sales Open. II Oh. Low Close.
5000 @fAm Mines. IS 81 s5 86
so Ar:z B ng Cop 5H4 81 ga 55H
1900 *TAtan .... SIe 3Ie 3 3He
1000 p g Ledge Cop Is ia 1s 70
5000 B st 4 Mont. as ~ f5 as
220o seal & Jer... p Pa 3 .}Ss
500 Canada Cop 2 2
1900 *4Candelara S "A As "a AS
1900 seer S NJ & Nj IA IA 1Ns IA
900 Con Cop NJ n. 5s4 5a4 "a 5ss
29VCrcsson c G. 5 AZ
100 *Denb gh Mn. 10 IS IS }S
1000 Eureka Ch M. IA IA IA VA
800 tGoldield Con. % 20 20 20
coo Heela N n. .55Is .5A "a .5I@
1900 - m ltler-. 48 ~ d8 98
5SeS SsS M9,so Mos. y'Ilsz ley. "a "a 5% 45 "a
1000 .tNat : l.. y u u u
200 *Oho Copper. .1s 70 s -
100 *On~ndaea Mn 3ls ga
2Ooo *Pacfc Tuns 1Ns "a tB ! q
500 *Ray HcYc NJ n 3zs
1900 fe'lv Canon NJ IS IS 72 72
1000 IS lver f 5 81 .zs 70 70 1a
$500 81 Of Ar. y 4 II y
500 S anda~d S-L.- sa % % IS
@ 1sSs . rsa8pa5 . 'i:s9. Hss ,52s ,5& ,5% .51s
1000 *fTroy-Ar.Z ID 10 10 10
IsSS 1880 Yq.' N ! T Eps';y" < sc "a g" 81
1850 '+Ward Nj & M 80 90 80 81
1900 tWest End Con 80 100 60 $40
$500 *W L f ,ap) "a II IA Y
1000 twh Caps Mn we 12H izna '2Hs
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Elections

R. G. Wood. rrcsiden, Of the Alan
wood, Iron and Steel Company. was
e ected director of the P nnsy vania
oai Manutacturing Company, succeed
ing r. Dale Benson, resigned, =
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Bonds

Sales 1000 omitted Oprn Hrh Low Close
81 sAr & Co 6s 1920 seDs s-Xs ooDs e0Hs
10 'do Gs 1922. eeia 99I2 99Is ools
3 .do IS l9's.. e3Is e9is 99Is 90 -
80 B,.h S "a 1922 100 100 o9y2 c9D<
80 *do 7E 1928 995s 995a 9NSs 9oss
10 *Can Gov 5s.. e7Hs 977e o7l5 e77s
'Cud Is 1929 W 995s o97a ee3a 9oas
: sFed Farm L IS 1o4ls 1N4le to4 to4Il
&c 6s 2-y 1919 997e 100 991s 100
'do SIS. n 1920 10 100 100 100
5'ln: Rap Tr Is s3A ssA eeA 9sN
10 Russ Gov 5%s. 81 81 60 50
80 'do 6hs....... II 72 So 6e
unlisted tsells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF non.
orahle john j. Cohalan. Surrogat,' og
she County OF New York. NOTICE is be-eby
given to all persons having claims agatns,
BIRDSEN f. B. LEWIS late Of the ,'oanfv
same with vouchers thereof To the snhS
scribers. at their place of transactine bnsi
ness. al the once Of their attorney. I
Fred,rlok Eagle. No. l20 Broadway in ~
Ciry Of New York. on or before IN. 2-sn,s
day Of March next
Dated. New York. the nth day Of SEN
DAVID H TAYLOR.
FREDERICK I b-AKEMAN.
J. FREDERICK EAGLE. AttSfnee tSc1tof' ~
Executors. No l2O Broadway NJ
hattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or u0[,-s
orab!e john 2 3haian SUR ga e Or
aga nst SAKAH a. DE Lacy. lafe ar -
County of N.w YORK. deceased to preas Z
the same With vouchers thereof % tie ses
seribr r. IA It's pace Il tansacung business
No. 50 CEDAR Street. ia The CHI - -.
York. on ar before the 22nd day OF March
ated. New York the nth day of Sep
u&1TaD Sn,.!T cayp sTATEs MORTGAGE AMP
pAiTatsoS. tAGiE. oRrE%oI'GqaI :.Hsfg;qI' / i :
DAY. Attorneys for Executor 10 "a
Broadway. Manhattan. New York ci,y' NV
~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF nov
John cohaian Surrogate ~ me
MOTH is hereby given to all n,.r.o,,.
haNtAe ria3nas against CRAM r Sch1se
late of Far Hiiis I deceased to 80,
sent The same MID voucher n. reof "a - -
s.bscr Der. si his place of transact. ne n,,.f
ness, a, the ot'ice of h.s attotne,s Has.
Simpson. Thacher Bartlett 50 60
Street, IN the City r N,W 7 rk On or h
for, he l5,n day OF November next Joy
Dat''l. Ne~ York, y Y the Nh aas -
May. 1919 eS
KENNETH b scH1Fv
x>s AncfiiarA ENar.t.nr
SIMPSON. THACHER & aARTi E7.-.
attorneys FOR Anciliars exeeufor. 81
Cedar Street New YORK
PRENTICE. PAUL C-In pursuance -
order = Hon. John z Coha9an . c
rogate Of the Cornty or New York -
is hereby given to all persons 49,
claims against Paul c Prentice a..
the County OF New York d.ceas~s ~
present the same. with Vouchers theraos
to the suescr her, his ONCE ana nfac-
OF transacting business. a. 81 B~oa.i,,s,,
Borough - Manhattan. City of New Yo~L
on Or Der re the ist day ~ May 1919
Dated. New York. ihe 18Th day ~ ~,
tober. 1913 - o0'
EZRA r. PRENTICE.
JAMES F. COLLINS. '''''S' A'ors
AttrrneV for Admnistrats,
81 Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Industriials

Sales. O,er Hi-h Low -lose
1900 GSS s rAens ms FIX FSDes esp s7s % ga s 3
2Co do coupon; :. 29la 5o1a 2oHa 2oIs
400 'Bnrns BIOS Ice 50 30 48 43l2
100 Chcvro ct Mot $50 $50 1913 14s
$50 *Cit 6 (old) 3o2 3o2 20 294
$50 *Coumb Wool. 105a 107s 1919 10s4
1000 Emerson Phon. 1a4 214 IA 2Ns
10 @Gen Asphalt. 34Ta 35 34De 34Ie
1902 Hupp Mot Car "a 373
500 In er Rubber. 13Ia 13Ha 12Ha 12N.
425 " ma Locor.. SO 47Ne SO -
1000 Narcon of Am 4Ia ave 4H "a
1909 Nor Am p & p 3Ie 3Ne 3Ha So
goo Y Sh pbldg. 4tIa ave Al ~
400 Y T~ans 49,. II "a 1872 ia
10C *Relc EQUIP c. 13 13 t3 13
350C *Smth Mo. Trk p Ne 81 "a
500 *Unted Motors 33Is 81 80 33I4
23C0 u S Steamship 5ile 55s 5Ie 55a
dG0 Wayne Coal . 33a 33A 3M ga
250u sW-M Aircraft s ga 8 Ga
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
Curb Market

Note - TIE T~ihune assumes no resronsi-
bl'i-v for the sccuracv or autNeaticity of curb
market qrotations. T~ansactions and prices
Wednesday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-24
A Costly Bean

'Prices Include interest.