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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-10-10
II II were not for politics a lot Of
lazy men would starve to death.

It's a poor picture that attracts less
attention than the frame.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-10-10

He who stoops to brush banana
peel from the sidewalk is bent on do
ing good.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-10-10

Never Judge mans income by the
clothes his wife wears.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-10-10
Mining and Development
Companies of the Occur dAlenes

Levied Called Delinquent lsts-Donss OF
compans. Of Special Interest to All Stockholders.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-10-10

nu one Oh the largest in the province.
ms activities cover wide area and
ms time is spent in continuous rounds
70 MS possessions. But the Queen
oeSs Is a bank that undoubtedly con-
'ains millions OF readily convertible
'aiues and when his comprehensive
plans have matured he will be the or
SENATOR and director of one of the
greatest mining projects in British
Columbia.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-10-10

The beautiful amphitheatre in
which the mine is situated is busy
and prosperous place these days. To
the west, across the gulch, is the Ida
no mine, owned in early days by J..
ID. Farrell, railroad magnate, and lat
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VACANT APARTMENT

VACANT APARTMENT.
Big snap; press brick. two-famiy fat; ; md
6 rooms and tile bath; separate cellars; pri-
yate sleeping porches; furnace heat separate
back Yards: good home and investment Price.
$4,000 See C. F. WARING or d. S. PLATT.
301 Southern bldg.
FOR SALE-13th STREET BETWEEN OTIS
and Spring road; nearly colonial house,
with garage; in splendid condition; 6 rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric lights;
large attic; wash basin in each bedroom;
double hardwood floors; outside pantry; station
ary tubs in cellar; servants toilet; house
screened throughout: very deep lot to paved
alley; not less than $500 cash deposit;
price. s6.250.
H. X. HOwENSTEIN COMPANY,
1914 F st. NV. 7th and II SITS. me-
NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.-I2 FINE ROOMS;
large tiled bath each floor; large double
porch; storage rooms: closets pantrics; gas
and coal ranges dovble floors; lot 20I@1l1o;
building 2012x70: monthly tenants: best price,
net to me. $1,000: terms couldn't be dupli-
Gated under $4,000. OWNER, Room 9, Warder
bldg. 9th and +.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.

Continued.
LOOK OVER THIS LIST OF
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Possession Given June I.
100000.
LOCATED on + STREET NORTHEAST.
8 ROOMS AND RATH.
GOOD WHITE NEIGHBoRH00D.
S3,S5o.oo. 4.
CONVENIENT TO NAVY YARD.
MODERN HOME.
c-ST0RY COLONIAL BRICK.
ROOMS AND BATH.
VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
S4,55o.oo.
A PRETTY PETwORTH HOME
ROOMS AND RATH.
HOT-wATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
o> SOUTHERN EXroSnKE: ~
SELLING.
$4,000.
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL BRICK.
IN PETWORTH.
HOTWATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ROOMS AND RATU.
DOUBLE FLOORS. GOOD GARAGE.
100000.
TAkOMA PARK.
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED RESIDENCE.
BEAUTIFUL SHADE.
WATER. SEWERAGE AND GAS.
LOT so BY 10.
S6.25o.oo.
NORTH OF PARK ROAD.
EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS.
SLEEPING PORCH.
HOTWATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
EASTERN EXPOSURE.
S6,8oo.oo.
ONE OF THOSE ATTRACTIVE HOMES WITH
BEDROOMS on SECOND FLOOR.
FRONT AND BACK PoRCHES.
HOT-WATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
OPEN FIREPLACE.
LOT % FEET WIDE BY 1io TO ALLEY.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
8o7 18th St. NV.
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WANTED.

BY YOUNG French gentleman. board with
American family. vicinity of 18th st. and Co
lumbia rd. Address Box 111-A, Star office. -.
BREAKFAST and dinner. with Jewish family,
for two, in the vicinity of Rock Greek Bridge.
Address d. H. Rosen. 2629 Conn. ave. 81.
Evening star., 1918-05-22

FOR sALE-A SPLENDID GROOM
condition throughout. Price. $3.50.
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC,
NJ. 9S. 14O3 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-AN ATTRACTIVE GROOM
and bath home. with front and rear
porches. Located in splendid residen-
tial section. Price. $3.975.
PliILLdrs pa M & sAGER. INC.
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL. MODERN,
Lot 145 feet deep. Side light. Hot
water heat. Electric lights. Front
and rear porches. Side and rear al
leys. Price. $3.50. Reasonable terms
PHILLIPS & sAGER. INC,
NJ. 9S. 14O3 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-A 12-ROOM HOME, ON
belmont road near 18th st. NV. Has
baths. hot-water heat and splendidIy
arranged Throughout. Here is an op-
portunity to get home at a reason
able figure in one of the best residen-
tlal Sectlons OF washington. Price,
$11, 900.
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER, INC,
n. 9s. 14O9 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-A GROOM HOME, NE,
with metal garage. Price, $500.
Easy terms can be arranged.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC,
N. 98. 14O9 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-sIx-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
on Sth st. s.w. Price, 81, $50.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC,
NJ. 8s. 14O8 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-A LARGE s-ROOM HOME.
with 2-story brick garage; brownstone
front; hot-water heat; side light.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC,
NJ. 8S. 14O9 New York ave- NV,
FOR SALE-AN EIGHT-AOoM HOME.
on two floors, near 9Th and East Capi-
tol SITS. Price. 5000.
PHILLIPS K SAGER, INC.
NJ. 9S. 14O0 New York ave. NV,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,

FOR SALE-PoSsEsSIoN AT ONCE: A
beautiful stone and brick dwelling on a letiered
ST. west Of 10th St; southern exposure: sep
ars'e; built by owner by days work: hrst
floor. parlor. large reception room. unusually
large dining room. pantry and kitchen: q
sleeping rooms. two q, magnificent bathrooms;
expensive plumbing. hot~water heat: electric
lights: large o-story garage; Sl5.5oo
STONE & FAIRitN. 1872 New York ave.
FOR sAIE-PoSSESSIoN AT ONCE: $1,000
vii! buy 3-story brick dwelling. square
from Conn. ave. and Il ST.; rooms: electric
STONE & FAIEFAX 1872 New York ave.
FOR SALE-roSSESSioN 80 pAyS: De-
iachci dwelling: Cleveland Park section: lot
1oox250. i-room dwelling; about every con
renience: garage. garden. fruit. shade. poultry
house: S1..0@.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
roSSESSIoN soon.
FOR SAI-E--A most attractive corner. desir-
able section of the heights. west Of 10th ST.
with wide southern exposure: rari"r. rec"r'-
fon hall. dining room. pantry and kitchen on
the first fonr: 1 bedrooms and bath oa the
second: 4 bedrooms aud bath th" third: hot
water heat, hardwood floors on The FIRST f""r.
front and rear I'orctes. excellent condition;
room for garaec- Price. si..3o"' including
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1882 y. Y. ave NV.
PuSSESSIoN AT ONCE.
FOR sAI.E.A MOST nEsiRAEIE HoI:SE
WEST: EREcTEp BY THE PRESENT oMN-
lE As HIS HOME: II ROOMS. = FAITHS:
Hpi-h tR Et.Alt ELI 1 III; Bsissf =.
4 GARAGE: wlDi: AiLLl $4,000
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 y. Y. ave. NV.
IMMEpIATE rUsSEsSioN.
FOR SNLE-Wcs. Of Cam ave. north OF
Mass ave. a we'll planned house; i3 rooms.
:; baths; Aot-water III At: rooms deep; . stair
ways; southern exposure section built up
With r-any Of the most eSrensiv" residences in
~ fashionable northwest. SlGe1.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1852 y. Y. ave. NV.
iMMEIIArE PossESsIoN.
linh:a Heights hctween 18th md 18th:
stories: ro"ras deep the first foor: hot
water heat: lot about lio #. deep to a wide
alley: good condition: reasonable terms.
STONE & FAfEfAN. 1872 y. y. ave. NV.
PUSSfSsIoN SOON,
FOR SAiE-A WIDE FRONTAGE on LA
MONT STREET: II ROOMS: ROOMS DEEP;
= EATfIS: HoT-wATER HEAT; : STAIR
WAYS: roHCHES: ONE OF THE MOST DE-
SIRAHIE LOCATIONS ON THE HEIGHTS.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 y. Y. are NV.
POSSESSION JINE 1.
FOR SAL'-Gne of these very desirable
houses tho north side Of y. {. near
18Th: right by Lincoln Park; unusually well
constructed. we'll arranged and in good con-
"ition: room for a garage on the lot: reason
able terms.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1a4o y Y. ave- NV
FOR S.iLf:-fNMEuIATE POSSESSION: AN
out-of-town owner has placed with us ex-
clusivelv 3-story house on East Capitol ST.
lear 9TH. with hot-watcr heat: price. se.5oo;
Terms. 81 .tVb more caSii. b3iaftf IN lnDninly
payments: one of the most desirable locations
oI. fa;,itD Dl Hill.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 y. Y. ave. NV.
FOR SAI.EmsArL's ADDITION. MADISON
ST. WEST OF 18TH ST.-NERY FINE
HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. FAITHS, WIDE
sl2,1Ie. OWNER LEAVING CITY; MUST
S&rI
THIS ONE FOR IS. .5oo-DEcATUR ST,
VEST or 14Tii-DETACHED BROOM; GA
RAGE: PoRcIIES: 45x!0.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 13l2 y. Y. ave. NV.
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CNFURNISHED.

NEW SIX-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE OH
car line: NV. Maryland suburb: miles from
White House: large garage: sleeping porch
ami. 81 900 on yearly lease. Cleve. 110s. ~
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TABLE BOARD.

BOARDERs wanted; good board at reasonable
price. Ills 10th st. NV.
l764 X ST. NV. ,rear)-Can accommodate
o4s
Evening star., 1918-05-22

FOR SALE-DETACHED GROOM AND BATH
house; lot 90 by 140. Bennng Heights. Price
81, 500. Terms. Apply room SO Colorado
bldg Tel. NJ 1850. .4s
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WANTED-sUBURBAN BOARD.

LADY EMPLOYED WOULD LIKE ROOM AND
board out of city, one two car fares, for
self and son, nine years. Reasonable Perma-
nent. Address Mrs. F. s., 1918 ST. NV
wANTED-BOARD AND GOOD ATTENTION
for an elderly lady. partially helpless, in sub.
full particulars Address Boz isaEe star ONCE
Evening star., 1918-05-22

RESIDENCE AND LARGE LAWN
for sale in Takoma Park: modern
improvements; very large lot. con-
tanning about one acre. Price.
So. $50. Occupied by the owner. I'M
mediate possession.
Six-room residence, with modern
improvements. located in Cherry
dale, Va, 5 minutes ride from the
city; detached and on large corner
lot; very desirable residential
section. Price. 81 600: easy terms.
JOSEPH C. ZIRkLE,
203 Colorado bldg.
Evening star., 1918-05-22

AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE HOME OF Q
rooms, close to city; finely furnished; elec.
light, h.-w. heat, bath; thoroughly modern In
every respect; 81 minutes by trolley to Treas
ury Dept; 2 blocks from cars. Rent, SlS5 per
month. A. b. CAMPBELL. l410 Ii NV.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
ALI. SECTIONS.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD unc.),
SI1 llfh at L ~
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FIRST FLOOR of house. finely furnished
bedroom and kitchen: porch: large lawn and
trees: exceptionally cool end quiet. Address
BOX 1fO-A Star office
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Montrose idsal nsme f.r sys
small boys Experienced teachers in charge.
During vacation. Miss HARDEY. Highland. Md:
GRAND VIEW, BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS.
rear Harpers Ferry: shade; modern conven-
isnces WM. HENkEL, Knoxville Nd Phone
90 II Brunswick, Md II
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they turned their backs to the c;.rm...
who had retired when Trey came on.s
the top and calmly walked hack :.
their own trenches.
"One cannot imagine the experi.,,,.
when the:. make their first trip a, niss,
into No Mans Land" volunteered ea
other New Yorker. when I wa. 4.
structed to go into the first line ,,eno,
l certainly felt shaky. but the first nov
son j met was a Tommy whose TO-.
seemed familiar. We began TO talk ,rS
| found he was from the same neIsh
borhood as I. He was employed on !,
cattle boat when war was declared ana
cast his lot with the English.
Want to go on a wire party with
u.s. was his first query, and althoush
| wanted to say nd, yet I felt thu, :
would be coward and asscnted Wa
given a suit and soon we went oys,
After crawling or my stomach for somt
time we struck our wires and began "
repair them. Then a sergeant crsn,
over to me and said. Hear anything y
I said, No Well was the replv. 'Isr.
~ is aboutthirty yards away fixing hi,
own wire. He will not touch us or uo
him, but the first back after the wor.
Is done notify the suicide squads an
then IL Is good-by to the ones out ,hers
This was certainly fine news for in.
but the sergeant. however soon rea.
sured me with the fact they were goiny
back at once. and as soon as We reached
our trenches the machine guns bcxan
their song. and the next morning when
l looked out there werc some forty Ger.
mans lying dead about their wire. How.
ever. my experience did me lot Of good
and I went out many nights after tha'
but none had the thrills ~ my Nr,,
visit to the wires In No Mans Land"
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REPUBLICA ARGENTINA
Ciudad de Buenos Aires
oBRAs sANITARIAs DE La NACIoN.
Construction de una fabrica de acido


Construction de una fabrica de acido
sulfurico.
Llamase a licitacion para la construc.
eion de una fabrica de acido sulfirico. de
los interesados podran consular en- ei
Consulate General de la Rep1blica Argen-
tina en- la ciudad de Sueva York. II Bat
terry Place, Room 227. todos los dias habilea
de 10 p. m.
Las propuestas deberAn presentsrse en- Ia
secretaria del Directorio de las Obras SAM
tarias de la Sacion, en- la ciudad de
Bdenos Aires Capital de la Republics Ar
gentina, antes de las 3 y y 2, m. dei dis
de Noviembre pr6ximo. fecha bora en-
quo serAn abiertas. en- presencla dc loi
interesados que concurran al acto,
L. CE1.ASCO, Rosecretario.
Buenos Aires, 4 de Junio> de 1918.
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ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
CITY OF BUENOS AIRES.

Plant for Manufacturing Sulphuric Acid.
Offers are invited for the construc lon
OF a plant for manufacturing suiphurio
which may be cepsulted by intereste ed
parties. in the Consulate General OF the
Argentine Republic in the City of New
York. II Battery Place. Room 227 on
working days from 10 TIL T.
Oners must he presented in the ONCE
OF the Secretary OF the Council OF Public
Works OF the Nation, in the City of
Buenos Aires, before $3.50 p. NJ. on tho
s,h day OF November next. on which day
and hour they will be opened in the pres
ence Of the Interested parties who may
wish 10 attend On that occasion.
L. cELAscO Secretary.
Buenos Aires 9Th June. 1919
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Dominick Maffer. a taXicab driver OF
IFS West Houston street, was held in
1900 bail in West Side court yester-
day for the killing OF Thomas Muilens,
boy years old, who was pla wing
on Eleventh avenue Saturday after
noon. Maffer WIFI be examined to-day.
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AMERICAN BAISA CORPORATIO>
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOC kHOLpERS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thai
special meeting OF the stockholders II
American Balsa Corporation VIII be held A.
the oftce of tho Companv No N ES''
42nd Street. New York CITY, on the ,f'a
day Of August. 1919. al II 30 O'Clock IN
the forenoon, for tho purpose ~ 'o'rs
upon a proposed sale Of The entire buii7sw
ana assets Of the COMPANY and 'or me
transaction OF such other business as mlI
com. before the meeting
BY order Of the Toari ~ Directors
CHARLES i. GALE SAyr-'sr"
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The Cumberland Coal Company. con-
trolled by the Prick interests, has pur-
chased another block of coal lands In
Jefferson township in Greene county,
comprising about 2S4 acres. at a price
said to be sl.569,T74. Additional tracts
IN Cumberland and adjoining townships
sggregating 5S5 acres were also acquired
for consideration OF s355,s65, all Of
the purchases being made from Josiah
V. Thompson and his associates. The
total coal land purchases made by the
Frick interests in Greene county re-
Gently now amount to 100000
Increasing consumption OF tinplate
occasioned by the recent conversion OF
some OF its interchangeable sheet mills
into units rolling tinplate and the
steadily advancing cost OF that metal.
are some Of the reasons why the Trum-
bull Steel Company asked the Capital
Issues Committee for the right to offer
| 100000 OF the recent $4,000. 900
common stock authorized at par to
| stockholders Trumbull Steel has out
standing S12.000.0o0 of capital stocl;
equally divided between common and
preferred. 1t can be officially stated
that the company is planning no stock
| dividend as was expected, following the
recent authorization OF 100000 new
common. Neither are any more plant
extensions to he made at this time
Notwithstanding the hot weather the
| deliveries OF steel by the United States
Steel Corporation in TIE recent current
quarter are expected TO exceed deliveries
In the second quarter. In which period
record earnings OF over $153,O00, 900
were piled up. Srhe recent humidity
caused n comparatively small falling of
In production. Taxation is not botherins
quarterly reports provided for maximum
taxation. SO that any readjustment in
that Item would be downward In the
second quarter United States Stee
showed a surplus for the common a,
tie rate of nearly s32 a share annually
For first half year the surplus available
for the common was at the annual rate
o. $1,000, The first quarters earning,
before taxes were paid. were Sss,5oO, 900
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
wELIN MARINE EQUIPMENT ,OMPS>y
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCkIUI DFrS'

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ q
special meeting Of the stocnho 'o.s q"
"elin Marine Equipment CompaH. ".' -
held at the office Of the ComPau. - n
East 42nd Street, New York city. ON 'hA
?Sth day OF August, 1915. at T. O'Clock
noon, for the purpose Of VOTING upon :
proposed sale Of the entire Gus ness -Nt
assets of the COMPANY. and for tnn '-a0'-
action OF such other business as MAY coma
before the meeting
BY order Of the Roard ~ Directors
GEORGE II SCHRnDLR SarraL
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against $3.50. 900, 900 in the second guar
ter. so long as the United States Steel
Corporation operates at full capacity
there Is no danger OF reduction in the
II per cent. dividend rate
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE ericsson CONSOLIDATED COL
MINING 4 MILLING 60.

Amount. sl22.OOOON Total a,N0 ~ -
date. s6,7s3.l6".5o. Notice is hersbu EN'n
that a distribution Of ten 80, ,"n'' pc
share has been ordered from fIud' re-
oeived from the sale Of 'ore raSsv. - d.
auired prior to March !, 1919 upon = ol'
standing stock Of TIL" ericsson Corso,.-
dated Gold Mining & Milling TO. pa'aos,
September 10th. 1915. to $40, hho'ts-s Of!
record August Al, 1918
ny order Of Board NJ DIRECTOR
ADOLPH T. FANG Serr.'a-"
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HARLEM SAVINGS BANk.
&EW WORK lIEA

NEW YORK CITY.
Bogler. August. 1000 First Avenue. New
York City.
Carson. James, l2s East loith Stree. N.r
York city.
Clark. Geo. b., I5s East lI,th street. New
York City.
Degnan, Mary. ssS Water Street, New Yo's
City.
DeLscy. william b. tOi East ,.7th stree.
New York City.
Davis, Jno, A. l6I East ;,sth Stree. >sv
York City.
keil. Anna b, l4eth street near Tr,-d
Avenue, New York City.
Lancaster, James, Gas Ess, l4'rd S'rst'.
New York city.
I.arkin. Mary. s7s Southern Rou'e,art
New York City.
Moore, Emma F., 245 East liHh Street
New York city
Mayer. Julius. 1853 Madison Avenue. N'1
York city.
Raab, Carl. lcs Cover, street BrookHO,
y. Y.
Raulein, Elizabeth. wcstchester
Scott. Sarah. 125th Street and seventh
Avenue, New York CITY
WAY, Ida l., SIS East Roth S,rse', N.v
York City.
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INTEREST due September LIST I'lS on
Atlantic. Coast Line Railroad company
First Consolidated so BONDS WI he ~ !. ,
able at the Office of the UNITED ST NIFS
TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK. ~
Is wall Street. New York. on or after sop
The transfer books OF said bonds !.
be closed August Goth. 1919. and -"optn'i
September lst. 1918.
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OFFICE OF
FEDERAL MINING & SMELLING 90

50 Broadway. New York City, AUGUST = 80
4 dividend Of one and three quarters
t+oo) per cent. on tho pref"rrst -"
OF this company has today been a. a-'t
payable September 18TH 1878 ~ s''.'''
holders Of record at the close of business
on August c6th. 1918
GEO. W. PETERSEN. Sorre'ar
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STEEL CONFERENCE
SET FOR THIS WEEK
Increased Supply Of Metal to
BE First Concern of the
COnferees.
WAR ORDERS STILL MOUNT
Idle Finishing Capacity to Be
Made Operative With
out Delay.
WAR ORDERS STILL MOUNT

PIrTsBuRG. Aug 1I.-Steel circles here
are interested in the report that an i'm
portant conference Is TO be held In
Washington next week between J.
Leonard Replogle, Director of Steel Sup
plies, and the American Iron and Steel
Institutes subcommittee. composed OF
big men like f. r. Gary, James A.
Farrell A. c. Dinkey, John A. Topping,
e. A. s. Clarke and f. @. Grace. While
OF course nothing can be learned here
as 10 the actual questions to be dis
cussed, It Is believed that the first thing
to be considered will be an Increased
supply OF steel by means of new con-
struction. This means new blast fur
naces and open hearth furnaces, be-
cause at present there is a considerab Bile
volume OF finishing capacity idle, at the
same time there being an ample
supply OF ore, Coke supply can easily
be adjusted by keeping in operation bee
hive ovens al the same time that the
new Dyproduct ovens are put in opera-
ton.
Government orders are as heavy az
ever; in fact. greater pressure Is being
brought to bear from Washington 70
still further effort on the part OF the
iron and steel manufacturers. for an In
crease in orders is promised in the next
few weeks The bookings OF the United
States Steel Corporation for June and
July together exceeded those Of the pre-.
v'ous months OF the year combined. and
when II is known that nothing but wa,
material is being delivered It Is thus
seen that war orders are heavy indeed
While tinplate is scarce in the sense
that II does not cover all the demand,
that naturally accrue, yet from a purely
war supply standpoint there Ia nc
scarcity. A great record was made las;
month. in that the tinplate production
amounted to $1,000, 900 base boxes
which compares with a total output In
the six months preceding OF l7.250.00C
boxes. While production falls Off al
this time of the year the extraordinary
efforts put forth by the tinplate manu-.
facturers to have their men on the tot
all the t;me-coupled with the willing.
ness OF. the men to answer the call for
patriotic reasons-has made 1t possible
to break all records in production The
very heavy require Of the food
canning crops are being fully met. ant
packing record will go beyond anythins
accomplished In the past.
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Louisville & NashviII. Railroad Co.

July 18th 1915
In accordance with the terms o. IN.
Mortgage OF the Penss cola Division NJ M,
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Another's Expcrience.

To have taken part in four raids and
not even see a German was the expert
ence OF another returned veteran. He
SAYS his party was so disguised that
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UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS

List containing full names Of depo,to-,
OF additional dormant accounts no. IRE.
vtously reported and their known place,
Of residence published nv the