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The sun., 1918-11-29
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.
Once of the Secretary and Assistant



Commercial Trust Building. Philadelphia.
NoEamher -, 1918.
TO THE STOCkHOLDERS or THE NOR
FOLK * WESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANN:
In order to make financial provision for
expenditures made and to be made fOr
Additions and Betterments to your Com
pany's Road and Equipment. your Board
OF Directors. with the approval OF the
United States Railroad Administration. Of
fers 20 the holders Of Common and Adjust
ment Preferred stock the privilege of sub
scribing at par on or before January 20,
1919. for an amount Of Convertible To-
year six per cent gold bonds equal 10
twelve and one-half per cent Of their re-
spective holdings Of the C"mrarys stock
as registered a. The c."se Of business De
cemhsr IS, 1915 Til. bonds Will he dated
September !, 1919. will mature Scptenb"r
l. 1929. and will he cnuvertihl- INTO Com
mon stock at par dur!nS their lie.
Warrants Will he issued December 81,
1918. specifying the amount CO.! bonds in
respect Of which the stakeholder ia en-
titled 20 subscription p~.vi!eG. sub
scripton WarrantS emitting tn" holder to
subscribe vii. hc issued Tor amounts Of
500 Or multiples thereof. and Fractional
Warrants for fractions Of 500. Fractional
Warrants will not entitle the hu der to
subscribe, but will be rNchanR-able. In
amounts agEregatinE at least 800 on or
6et"re January -. 1912. for subscription
Warrants FOR stockholders who have a'ed
permanent dividend orders va be male 3
70 them At the addresses named In such
avid nds are collected by representatives.
rsm@d in powers Of attorney OF other writ
ten authority VIII BE- mailed TO such repre-
sentatlv"= for delivery unless other in
strIctiuns are received.
Warrants for other stock holders may he
obtained at this office NOT later than jan
uary %. 1879.
The subscription price. 300 .or each
SloH subscribed Ia payable in three In
stalments the first instalment q, $40 on or
before January %, 1912 the second install
nent Of $50 between May and MAJ :
tween september and September 9Th in
elusive. h"' full payment may bc made at
the time - subscribing.
Subscription receipts showing payment
OF hrst inst mcnt or IN fan vii, be dated
January g. 1919. and will bear intere Al
from that date TO September !. 1919. the
dat" OF the bonds. al the rate OF Per cent
per aEnum on the amount paid at time
OF subscription. Payment Of second install
m@nt VIII he noted upon the SuhsCri ptior
Receipt and will bear interest from May
:, 1919. to September I, 1919. at the rate OF
Q per cent. per arnum.
SUBSCRIPTIONS md payments must he
made either at the Office Of n. Company
Commercial Trust Building Phusde' phia.
or at ONCE OF Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York, - Broadway, New York city.
bonds for subscriptions in amounts ~
$1,000 or wultiplos. and Common stock TO-
subscriptions In amounts les taaa 81 900,
=. 1913. With check ;ur interest on amounts
represented 10y Subscription Rec ipts
Circulars containing fu,l details OF the
above cfc- ar" being mated To- al, regis
;'r~i shareholders * the company and
may b. obtained upon application 10 the
BY order OF the Bonrd % Directors.
=. n ALDEN
The sun., 1918-11-29
See No Cut in Prices
of Clothes Till Spring
specia, DespotcA TO THE sux.


n oSToN. Nov. 2s.--Local re-
X tail clothiers see TO reason for
- the prices Of goods to come
down for n lengthy period unless
some very large firm sets a precedent
by beginning to unload.
In a case like that. Il Is said,
break in prices might occur. but
otherwise Indications are that there
will be no lowering until next spring
at earliest.
Mems wholesale clothiers In New
York see a rosy future. Though for
q time they thought a drop in prices
was imminent this view has passed
with the outlook for the homecoming
Of the soldiers. Clothes will have TO
be ready for them and the manufac-
turers forecast a booming business
for many months.
The sun., 1918-11-29
TO TIE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT
GAGE So 5O-lEAR SHINING FUND
GOLD BONDS OF BUSH TERMI-
NAL BUILDINGS COMPANY
DIE APRIL lST- laGn

Tho undersigned, trustee under the Mort
gage given to secure tho above desert bed
issue OF bonds, desires under authority Of
said mortgage to eNpend the sum OF one
Hundred four thousand twelve dollars
twenty four cents CSl040le2b in the pur-
chase Of bonds OF said issue for the Slnk-
ing Fund, provided such purchase can. in
its opinion. b. now made advantageously.
Sealed offers Of said bonds may be sent 10
the office Of the undersigned Trust De-
partment. 60 Broadway. New York city, on
or before December eth, 1918 at twelve
O'Clock noon.
Bonds accepted must DO delivered on
December 10th, or security Furnished that
day. II required thai delivery vii. be made
witain ten days The right Is reserved by
the undersigned to- reject any and all offers.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. q.
By GEORGE L WARREN, Vice President.
nAtNd Now York. Nov enlh-r 1 I'm. 1hlN.
The sun., 1918-11-29

Indications in the local retail shoe
market are that prices will remain high
as long as wages stay up. According
TO Ben jacobson, manager OF McElwain.
Morse & Rogers. the shoe people see no
signs in any business OF wages coming
down just now. Prosperity will spread
ahead, is the prediction in the shoe
trade. with work for every one. 1t is
forecast that the men returning from
the army will find employment at bet
ter pay than when they left
shoe manufacturers are willing 20 pay
the present high wages and are anxious
for more help on the same basis Of COM
DeneatiOD.
The sun., 1918-11-29

fancy So soc: Detective. s:assc.; Wis
'"nE.'. i''ito"d. 2. $40: plI" and Ml0ht-
60 prjD-. 20" 3Ic.: u,ror Western. .N n
arse white d9E"u. t3..0HN.5o, dark. 81
" ~ fH'I~. - ~ Loo. GGiNFAS Spring
pain 90 20: ia pnlr, go. Tsl
fCl Lrkh. IINE -'HlckENS E. press,
= n 2"o frs.,sh., IS %, FOWLS -EN.
HOLSTERS lr"isht IL. TURKEYS
Express. ~ % 25c. freight, 4. ri &c. GEi;SH
--Exprcss, - "a Sic; freight 3Oli ~.
GllNEAs- Pair, freight. 7Ift I5r LIVE
rlGEpNs-rair frcish, or express, -
PROVISIONS -rorr nrm. mess. s47a
- 50. family. 500 o -: short clear sIiT
=" Beet tira ~ ST. %5,t&G; fami!y, $50
Gii. ut.k.., s%GH3I: extra India mess.
-G2 ~. iIugs steady. }nrons @IEsr:
lln 'hs -5Ro.. pigs, 2iss ~. Dell'rs n-r1 /;
70 KIDD Isar, lu-l2 lbs, 30 = &c; dry
sl.t.. clear. lS-?0 lbs. 31tac. Greasps
vrnk- yellow, II q y l5c.; choice house,
l"-I2 lbs. 32esc; skinned. is. 20 lbs
5' re. TallrN, dUiet, civ special loose
lG'-". Lard stoh'v; middle West S28 30
2 -; city ara dun. .GIs n 2d%C.: refined
MA stclcrt Continent, 500 -: South
America, S.H 40; Brazil, kegs. $50 10: com
Mound. qGl"' - ~ eilsc. St"ar!n. -~av: rlty
lard NJ srrins - y 29C.; olso, 23i,r.
tlGAH cut loaf. 10 SOC: crushed.
lN:5.' mould \ . sos cubes, O.T5c.:
NNNN powdered, . goo; powderei. o.I5c. /;
fine graduated ami diamond A, Dc ; coz.
ieetioners' \, 5000; No, !. s.S5c.
The sun., 1918-11-29
NEW DYE INDUSTRY
ASKS PROTECTION
All American Manufacturers
Want German Product En-
cluded by Legislation.

That protection OF the dye industry I'm
this country by the exclusion In a great
measure Of foreign made dyes would
largely help in keeping American dye
manufacturers in the forefront Of the
business which they have done so much
10 build UP in the last four years is the
opinion of many who are interested in
American business achievements.
Steps should be taken. 1t is said, esPe-
cially to thwart German competition and
keep American markets I'm this trade Tor
American manufacturers. American dye
manufacturers say that with proper
legislation to protect them while they
make further strides in the business
which they have already carried SO FAR
forward they will soon be able to make
the United States the worlds fore
most dye making country.
The sun., 1918-11-29
Mig Manufacturer should Set Ex-
ample.

While protesting against retailers
ranc~lHng orders for goods, most manu-
fsc,urrvs Of ready tu NNJr are guilty o.
the sarIo practice themselves. according
TO = New York manufacturer VINO spe-
cial.z,S i'm fur sets tor Wo'U'u's coats.
II" cited many Instances in which the
ready Il wear men throw back good, on
the fur mduutI, turcvs' hands and gave
unreasonable excuses FOR so doing.
The sun., 1918-11-29

Special DcSpdtch to THE Sun.
Ss LOUIS. Nov. 2S-Retail stores deny
they are cancelling orders for spring.
They say they expect no slackening Of
business. and they see no reason to re-
fuse goods for which they have con-
tracteG.
Big retail jobbers here say that can
Cellatiors are about normal. Reports
from many points in the middle West
are TO the same effect
The sun., 1918-11-29
England May Lead in Novelty
Fabrics.

England : in position TO put on the
market the greatest amount Of novelties
in every kind of fabric ever seen, ac-
cord!ng to statements from some i'm
porters who have connections in Lon
don and paris.
The reason for this is said 10 he that
England j. not SO short of material as
l. France. and many French designers
and stylerS Of fabrics went TO England
FOR work while the field was curtalei
In their own country.
The sun., 1918-11-29

special Despatch 70 THE SyS.
NEWARK, Nov. oS-That the knit
-oods industry is in for 4 period of
great prospe rity in the consensus OF men
Interested in the business. Manufac-
iurrr> have only small stocks on hand.
il is said. and demand is running fay
ahead Of the supply,
/, is believed it will he many months
hofora production can begin 10 flll all
tho wants
The sun., 1918-11-29
Ribbon business Increasing.


lNTELEuN. y. H., Nov . --Ui6hon
mHuufd, :l."'rs her" report that bust
ness j. picking M. The last three weeks
are eaid :" have shown gradual in
creaseS. Retailers are coming into the
market fur good sized loss Tor the holt
days Rt!Eht Colors are wanted and
opinion is divided whether this years
orders are lareer than for the same
period last year.
The sun., 1918-11-29

Manufacturers and dealers in pile
fabrics say that never before has the
CLOSING OF season found them 50 thor
oughy rid OF ;he:r goods. The season
FOR pile fabrics opened with high prices
and they remained up until the end.
Sales were large and business is reported
to have been prosperous.
Work on spring goods IN this line has
already begun. but manufacturers so
far have rrtrained from showing
Samples.
The sun., 1918-11-29
Suit workers See Mig Business.

With the idea that to dress up to
welcome the boys home again, matter
OF first importance in the eyes Of women,
skirt and suit manufacturers are plan
ming for an exceptionally large business.
Many are preparing to make their out
put largely Of clothes of jersey cloths
and weaves and fibre silks. their argu-
ment being that when the soldiers return
their women folk vii in mahy instances
take them TO southern and other resorts
for recreation and rest.
The sun., 1918-11-29
THE STOCK MARKET.

Owing to the holiday yesterday the
Stock Exchange was closed. For the
convenience of readers Wednesdays
closing bid and asked prices are re-
Drinted
The sun., 1918-11-29
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Anaefican Sugar
Refining Company
PRETERRED DIV1DEMr
COMMON DIVIDEND

CSAhoT dividend
The Board Of Directors has declared
the following dividsnds,-
On the Preferred Stock ono and three
quarters per cent. being the 1852 con-
secutive dividend thereon, payabie On
January 2Hd. 1919. to the Stoekholders
ct record on December ? ne. 1918.
On the Common Stock one and three.
quarters per cent being the 1924 CON.
secutivs dividend thereon, payabl. on
January 2ne, 1910, 10 the Stockholders
Of record on December 2ne 1913.
On the Common Stock on additional three.
quarters Of che per cent, PAYABLE on
January 2 nd. 1919. to the Stockholders
OF record on December 2"d.i9l6.
Tbs Transfer Books viii not be ciosed.
JOSEPH Z. FREEMAN. s.sr.,.r.
The sun., 1918-11-29
$1,000 Paid for october Violations.
Adirondack Deer scarce; Hunters Few.

Iual communion with IN" Red Gods
Never In the past 'WelV" Yeas nave deer
acen 50 scarce Ia the Adirop lacks Th-
past winter was So severe that large num-
beers OF deer froIe and starved to death.
\ .nmoerm"n WIN whom l am vel &C
ast winter his teSmsters We're Obliged to
stop ana throw dead deer out Of the road
Fortunately. for tho game supply. never
IN recent years were there so f"W hunters
n the wood.
!, l. my op!AioN. therefore. that the nov
mai breeding stock H. irl; In Tao WOO s
sal II this winter II n,r:ul' wc rau .luk
.orw4ll - good ppori next iu'i,
| nm compelled tN stand Tor at Of
Kidding FROM my friends because tLu.Ar
IA eAIrS n.,s eSGI pointer staining.
The sun., 1918-11-29

Casually Co.-people E~... a..
NcBrern. Peter. J. Br,sin.. n.
Massachusetts. Copper Caring ."
Co.-Cowan Truck Co...... =,
New York, ontario and Western ~
II. ". Cop Rosenberg 81.
Nassau Electric H. Il. Coz. 80
Perimutter. sigmund & Louis 1"
r. DOrfman .................. I.
Public Cleaning and Dyelnv Co. ''
1nc.-N. Itzcowitz ........... 81.
Petit. Robert Nd. + Abbott T.,
Proctor. Beatrice, and benjamin.
Grecn-People. &c............ E.
Reynolds. Hartman Sd MI. '
bank ct l................. I.
Rosbach. Jacob. Leopold aud
Max. J. H.-Mansheld Tire and
Rubber Co., costs. ........... T.
Schenectady Hygenic 1eborstor,,
Inc. LHymes Bros. Co........ "A
Steinman. Abraham--L Hltiar. =,
sutherland Forwarding Co, Inc.
M. Schleslnser .............. +;
Sleeves. Hulda 81. Il; Has
sqnlres. MERIT s-saying. IN, q.
vestment Trust Co Of Fast
s,Sm emit Theodore We a. 81"
Alsdorf ct "a: costs........ z.
Schinman. jacob RosentHn,. n
Schulz. Adolph--J. scha-matz ~
sullivan. Daniel /. adm. j
Van Wagner: costs .......... N
TafIea, Marian-McCall Co...... q,
Tucker, Lucia Pc. W. Ander-
un sHn Motor transfer CO.. Inc ''
". Bergman. ;.....,.. 81
Van Dyke Auto Co. Inc.--F.
Fischer 81 al..............,.. =,
webster. Evan s.-w. lAchow
wsiiach. Maud BID. ". i.
ward. carl E.-R Ekins; costs 10
Weitzenkorn. Mabel S-Naruna
Investing Cd.................. !!
Zlzeiman. Paul Airing ~
tlonal Bank OF y. N.......... ~
BRONN.
The first name Is that Of the dc5.,r,
Altoonian. John Az. Linetzkv I,
Brandy. Sol and Elizabeth--M
Cameron Hrtr' Alexander. Jr-w. r.
FishSF, Alfred E.-w. X. CEN
Glnsberr. Henry, and H.r
ArouowItz-J Peterson :;
satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The first name Is that 90 o.. >,
the second that Of the cr'- ... all
when judgment WAS filed.
Berger. Morris. and Earr
Realty Institution-C. Rel
hardt IT al, Sept. Is. 1915. 81
Sturtcyant. Chas. At. Haze
ton, Nov. %. lglS............. s,
Cohen. lsidor. Emma Kaplan an
John Kaplan-M Mani.I
March :. 1912. ................ q
Pitt. Morris. Pin'us Goldberg
and Barney Ershonsky-I. Al
Ter. oct. %. lylA.............. ?.
Thorne. Helen H-s. L. P,,.l;
ct al, Dec. 20. lsi7-.......... :.
Fuchs los, pl-p. karp go O..
June .C, 1sl3................ III
Rnthhirj. Benyamiu--W William
silver. Inc. Nov. I6. lHlN..... 8,
Costeutiuo, Luigi. GraziaL,.
June IA. lgl1............. y
Snow White Wet Wash I.auud-,.
Inc.--Wet Wash Laundry mems
Protective Assn. Of Greatcr
Y. March .. lglS.......... -
Same-Samc. March ., 1915. ..
Healy, Joseph--Gimbel Bros, y
Y. oct -. lSlS.............. II
N-stches;er Elec Il. Il. Cot
Burns Nov. 10. l9lS......... :,
NicklaS. Jacob-W. T.. McGuyer,.
oct. -. 1915. ............. u
NoE.l Samuel Bachmaun -
al. sept. = 1911 .......... u
Stow White Wet Wash Laundr,.
lnc.-W"t Wash Taurlrym,r's
PROTECTIVE. Assn. II GRAFT. j.
Y. april -. l'lN............ o.
The sun., 1918-11-29

The Annual Meeting OF the stocA holders
- this Company viii bee held on the 9Th
day al December, 1915, at O'Clock IN the
afternoon M tho office Of the corporation.
900 Broadway, Now York city. New York
for the purpose Of e."ctinE Hoard %
Directors, two inspectors 10 serve at al
elections Of stockholders during the On
suing year and receiving and acting upo.
tho reports ~ the officers and for tie
transaction OF such oIhe- business ms may
properly cuur bcfu-. tA" meeting
Dated Nuv"Wbrr 18th, 1875.
DANIEL MEENAN. S"cro'r-v.
che 3unu" mvctirs al the Cnlorri
or hmm Asylum and Association for tho
Benefit n 'n,T-l ni,dyH0 vll De- lerd
at ia Fast teud Street on Monda,. Ds-
ccmhcr 9th, 1918, at eleven \. NJ.
HELENA l.. KNOX, Secretary.
The sun., 1918-11-29
Apology to Arthur Thornton.

Dear Arr.
How Of, coujec,ures hand faulty pic,ure
gro,esoae sketch devoid OF truth. by
fancy filed with flaws.
Ihls f"uit was mine, for when l read your
merry quihs ami rhymes,
Imagination promptly crowned your limo
ccnce with crimes;
: pictured yo4 frequent guest whore Wild
-, cd Bacchus rules,
that makes Of mortaIs fools.
You were u star where Venus shone 'uil
lesser satellites.
Ana G,i a2s,j ,ash, J believed YOU we're a
Now. IN an issue o. THE Sun / note with
Your rresgrs hal kindly fate 5e~,ow or
49, E"N the Eiit Of days
And 'HGalh thr so,aee " that light sasp..
My darkcs' hours OF doubt become true
Thanks giving Day.
Dear friend. repentance spreads tuc sa.t
49,, upon a phantom ship
Ahd pears you my apology,
fouIs, most sincerely SKIP
Conviction Pigeons WIN Re seen Again.
In to-day's SIN appears n rs'vs item
from IN" MohaNk Valley go the "Itc. that
.@>.Gyni o. ihat section had observed .
..'i which hc identified 10 hi, oNu salts
IA ION ~ q passenger pigeon.
u 'n' OBSERVER know III? passenger
h!S opinion ana regard tho iIrur.uoatl,n
Us m oil probability authentic
me II" PASSENGER pigeons generally
ar" '"'Sidrr"d extinct few Of US cling 10
more h"lrtui view II their case
speaking TOR myself this Wv a. hus...
upon "A llf"i.m me OF thought devoted u tic
SUBJECT "a well as mp n certain facts ha,-
nS l. a" with al uninterrupted ,hliu ~
"r"urrNuces Of the pigeons which nave
..n" - my knowledge through uhs"rya-
i.N'h ny. and which furthermore, may
20" "NRr"ss.d IA th" conviction that we,
''%%l, go, 'n hes '.,"s Asain;;
trt|rt.-
The sun., 1918-11-29
New l"N. november .ttf, IBIS
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
So Collateral Trust sinking Fund Gold
Bonds and Interest due December l. 1915,
will be paid Al Central Union Trust Com
pany OF New York. "a Wall Street. New
York tity.
GFNERiL RUBRER COMPANY 50.
Gold pehcuturss and interest due De-
c"mier g. 1915. viii b. paid at First
Ma loua' Bank. Sew York city.
MORGAN Il WRIGHT g., cold Deben-
tur.- and
CANADIAN CONSOLIDATED RUBBER
COMPANY, LIMITED. SC cold Dehsn-
lures and .1t,-ss. due december J, 1915
Will be- paid ~ I"II-rFiat trust COMPANY.
The sun., 1918-11-29

DFTIC" u fhu IrtusUrer-
Pittsburgh. Pa. Novemb-r = rtrs
FIRST MORTGAGE =, GOLD BONDS
OF this Company tc an aggregate cost 81
s. iSi.S; VIII %" purchased for III, sink
ms Fund December ?, 1915. from the low
est bidders, at a price not u exceed los
per crntulN and accrued interest.
Proposals to sell bonds mus hr IN the
"'N's q tn" TH!icd states Nor'CsC" "
Trust Complain. rs Cedar street. New York
city, before thros o'clock l. ". Monday,
The sun., 1918-11-29
T. u. Il. McX>IGur. Treasurer.
nnnkANI VALLEY I'M 81 MAIER ~

II'0- I,ih. l9IN, NW. NeNVer N0ato0. TrWSToo.
S,-,S-u. Sali"r Land { water t.. t'5;.sG,i,iatsl
Mortgage Bonds. VII cell i've e. Oh bond, Tor
redemption ian. lat. 1919 ~ 'n5. NJ otiioc ~
Day 4 HeR'Ou. vi broadway. New York
Nov Let. 1'->. u {. C0RBlN President.
The sun., 1918-11-29

tition against Joseph Goldberg. e07 Gin
ton street. by a. Richards Shoe Company
for S2is: Diamond Shoe Company. $500.
and Linn & Stern. flI5.f5. j. Kawak,
:9l Broadway. IL attorney for creditors.
Assignment.
HEIT- FISHER, INC-DeaIing in glass or
naments and novelties az 81 Walker
street, has assigned for the benefit Of
creditors to Frank l. Dimock incor-
porated in 1917. Bernard NJ. Doiberg Is
president OF the company.
Receiver In Bankruptcy.
BEABER q GLASS-Judge John c. Knox
appointed Samuel II. Lummis as re-
ceiver with a 500 bond for Beaber 4
Glass, Is West Thirty sixth street.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments wero fled No
vemDer -; the FIRST name is that Of the
debtor:
-,rmJrus,,-. Mn.on--H o.hansay sS:45s
y. L Rather Co. lnc.-Jourfal
Bulletin. Inc. ................. 1880
vii. c............,........ 5s42s
Roth .....Y................... 1886
Richards Co. Inc. ............ 2s6.so
Buckle Inc. ..'.,.'.i'.,...'. 1.s1sos
Bradbury, Sadie G-E. Gihbins CEASE
Baldwin. Harry S-P lopez 1851
Same same ............... ASA
Blank Elsa-C L. Wagner.... 1881
Barse. Willard H.-P. Bplaris. 7Js.7O
Water .................... loo. 6,
baum ..............,..... $40
ct al ......................... 27,2Is17
Ing Co. Inc. :.....,.,....,.... :oi75
Roofing Material Co. Inc. 1:4.52
Golden. Willism-L!on Brewery
OF y. Y. cay ................. i9I.SO
weingsr,en-D. b. Katz. 1870. 2.l2i4s
Wright Observation-Disclosures. 1885,
man Carson. Purvis " COB
d a9%sr H sT2y4a{ " f ES4gh S e. 5a
CASTOR, Tiara De. l. Mooney 1920
Sloane .................,...r. 1853
OF y. y. city ................ 4s1so
Harrison, ,'aas W. aai Harrison
~ Co. Inc.---Ja nisou Coal ana
Israel. WIN Hi. W. Newmart '''
ct al Observation-Disclosures. 1oA7I
Der & Tire Ce;.....: .......... 2It2c
Jaekman. wi'liam-Jam"s &.
Johnson Co... 2pi. s.
Jansen. Bernhard VIC Lenrinu ls9 "a
Krcshak. Pete--J. Bichak 4g46;
krsilsheimer. Max - n Kcseu-
shleId ........,. .......... 2Si.il
LOlis. DemctrIus-Tojo TraiirS
Co. L!d ...................., 1885. &C
Leigh. Eugene. or II. Eugene
Leigh--I.aw Spccialties. Inc. 1929 II
Lampprt. Alexander and Joseph
Il. I.amport & Bro.l--I. u.
Schien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. siS5
Murphy. Thonas-M. Zisser-.... 600 Oh
Mey"-, Jacob ami Max 7. Slcgyl
meyer Contra ting Col-C!ty
, coruice & S!syi!sht Co Inc. 257SO
Mannheim. Jacob and Lou!s-M. II.
shulman .................. 1886;
MCGanley, Frank 7. GA. \. c.
Malco!n. .................... 722.5C
Mastorant. Josaph. and Mery!nnh
The sun., 1918-11-29

A., n, "a. -
az ~ ~ 70 -
| 90 90 y, II Pr pr 81 5d,. 4"
As ssetS RI RI IL =
a.s ~ M :. +, ',.. G
AZ Top ; + sl,,ss "
vo - ~
~ pr q y
AZ Soast ,v L,yo T.
Az Vt o "il.e2 JIG
49, 40 p,..''' % -
pau Da,up,ia "a -,
b1!u LOCO" - is'z
20 pioo'..ln. lg5
baH q - % "a
20 pI.'''' 20 %. %,
barliett ""iuo 4"-
pi...;'iOl7 =,
Bc,h Sleel. va "
Beth ; 'e J ~ ", "
Beth $ Sceploi lA5iz
Beth Sub. 6-iz ~
Booth r. y 90 a
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NEW YORK RAILWAYS COMPANY
To the Stockholders and Holders Cf Regis
tered Adjustment Mortgage Fer Cent.
Income Bonds and Adjustment Mort El g''
: Per Cent. Income Coupon Bonds. Reg =
i-ierrd for NniinE pnrnn.t-s nniN
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flour AND MEAI-Pr,,e

eminent basis. 100 per cent. in as,ks N
arrlve. Spring and Kansas. ilo.?.gIl. 10
winters, sl0.35nI0sO. RYE FLnt.B
steady; fair TO good. SS.50uNs5: choice
to fancy. goa $50. WHITE CORN FI0i!R
Quiet. s42j per 100 lbs HARLEY
FlI(I k-Dul!; S.5Ou,. In IS -. sacks.
.pRN VI EAl~-Dull: yellow Erauufatpa
$50; white graduated. SS.7s FEED
tiL' dI!I: bran. bulk, s30..S; 100 d.
sacks $3".iN; heavy, miHdlings 10. sg7Gl:
f"i dog I"u-. 40 10 sacks. sS7li OH
moi. 81 So II 700 ~ .I.L. - ~.
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2lis n 3stsc; twins. held. specials, 81 u
3ii7c.- average run. Sli. ?. S:taC lower
grades, - 2, sic; Wisconsin, single daisies
held, SO q S5c., fresh, 3jg31c.; double
lIisies. 81 q S4'-c.: young American. fresh
81 y see; state. skins. specials 2GI
-5isc; prime to choice, 81 = 2jtsC; fair to
good. 20 q csc. lower grades l2slsc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-09

and the man paying the bIackrnail tears
his hair until be finds out who the black
mailer la