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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
PHILLlES, "a; PIRATES, 60
IH~ Ass.ciutcdprnss

PHILADELPHIA. August l6.-Pitts-
burgh knocked RiXey out of the box.
and won the first game OF today's
double header. to 4. but the big
southpaw came back in the second
game and pitched A shut-cut game for
Philadelphia. to ~ Brilliant fielding.
including three swift double plays,
helped him materially. only one WISH
tor getting further than second base.
ILuderuS and Manager Cravath hit home
runs in the first game. cra"ath got
into the lineup after Williams injured
mis- elbow crashing into tho blcachcr
wall in pursuit of Lees triple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
BOOSTERS CLOSE SEASON
BY BEATING MOTOR CLUB
Fast Team Has Lost hut One Gimme
In Fifteen and Has won Thir-
teen Straight.
EAST END LEAGUE,
Standing of tho Teams.

The Fulton boosters today ended
the season by swapping the Richmond
Motor Company to the tune of 10 to ..
The entire booster team played we'll
until the ninth inning. when they let
up and gave the "Iienrys' seven runs.
The features of the game were A
running catch OF a linc-drivc by Jack
son and the pitching of Robinson.
This victory made IL thirteen straight
games for the boosters the pennant
winners in the East End League. The
Boosters made record to be proud Of
losing only one game out of fifteen.
and this went for eighteen innings.
and was also won. but the umpire
thought different
The team is made up mostly of
ball the entire season, and wanted TO
play on the city series. but IL will be
unable to do so on account OF not be-
ing under the commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
AUSTRALIANS WIN MATCH
BEAT JOHNSTON AND GRIFFIN
IN DOUBLE TOURNAMENT
Americans battle Desperately. hut Are
Outplnycd nnd Lose In
Straight Sets.
INy Assoc.nteh rrcss.

BosroE by ,A ms1.; T. rreTTs o,,os an,
Patterson. the Australians. won the
final match in the national doubles
lawn tennis tournament today. defeat
ing Johnston and Griffin. of California
in straight sets, los, 81. 10.
Brookes and Patterson also won the
second set at - after a much bettc-
and faster exhibition OF court play
Long rallies with both pairs camping
at the not aroused the large galleries
TO repeated bursts OF applause. in which
recognized.
Early IN the set tae Australians
forced the play 10 Griffin continually.
backhand strokes. Joh-ston's service
WIS Il rcdcoming feature. and when
Patterson developed streak of Wild
ness the set went 10 deuce.
Australians Recover Face.
The Antipodeans recovered their
pace and. by forcing Johnston and
Griffin out of position. gained an open
ing Tor placement aces In the twelfth
w S1mf br1 no;s; End pat'eTsCn were
serving by Griffin kept the Americans
in the running.
Late in the set the American cham
piuns of 1915 dccpcned their lobbing
ana carried the set along to scvcu-all
where Patterson uncovered great
streak of smashing and won for the
The third and decisive set went to
winners Will meet Tildcn and Richards
IN the challenge round on Monday.
.tm"-icnns Kent ON Run.
The australians played better ten
mis- in the iinal set. their teamwork
and Judgment keeping Johnston and
Grifi'n constantly on the run. The lat
ter D-.ir were forced to the base line
~ their opponents play, and, while
they hattled desperately. the visitors
were TAR the Stcadier in the rallies
taking advantage OF the Americans
FREQUENT errors and playing the ball
with deadly accuracy whenever an
opening developed. which occurred
frequently under the skillful work of
the Australians.
In this set Erookes showed the best
tennis of the four. his strokinC OF the
oaii. change of pace and fencing Of
OPENINGS being remarkable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
GIANTS. 5; CUBS, 4
inv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Angus; 16-Ncw York
defeated Chicago. 10 4. in the first
game OF the series here today
The Giants knocked out Vaughn in
six innings landing on him for eleven
hits. including three doubles.
Nehf, recently acquired from Bos-
ton. won his first game Giant.
However, ne weakened in the seventh,
and Barnes was sent in to finish the
game.
First Baseman Chase. OF the Giants.
was out of the game with an injured
wrist, and Catcher Gonzales played in
his position.
S1.nr
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FIRST GAME.
81 lnIIi,


0cy'c o. innings: II.
Boston ......... ....... o0unI q a
Summary: Two-base hits-Sheriel. K"at-
MS, n1ison BoHche!. Three base hits
DithoefcF. Maran"ille. Stolen bascs-Heath-
cote. Laran. Sacrifice hit--RawInrs Dou-
bi" plays lavan to Stock TO Leslie: Stock
20 Leslie Left on bascs-St. Louis !: Bos-
Ton. s. Bases on balls-Sherdel = Heating
Struck out-by Sherdc & Heating s.
Wild ptch-Keating
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WHITE SOX, 7; RED SOX, 8


CHICAGO. August i6.-Chcago to-
day defeated Boston in the final game
of the series, TO 6. producing the
winning run in the ninth inning on the
squeeze play. Gleason used three
pitchers TO turn the trick. Sam Jones
went the entire route for the visitors
The longest home run ever made at
the local park was hit by Ruth in the
NTH inning when he drove the ball
over the righttcld bleachers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
CARDINALS, "a; BRAVES, FL


BOSTON August l6.-St. Louis took
hrst to 3 when ST. Louis punched
hits OIL keating. who was supported
poorly: and the second game, TO /
win Schupp having the better fortune
IN the pinches than Oeschger who
started his first game for Boston.
Schupp tanned eight and passed three
accounted Tor three runs in the sixth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
SILENT ATHLETIC CLUB
WINS LEAGUE PENNAM T
Last Scheduled Game on Their Schedule
Forfeited by u. r.. Lee Team
Yesterday. :.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.

X. +. Lee forfeited to silent Ath-
ietic club yesterday afternoon.
L. 5. Ordnance forfeited 10 Stockton
street yesterday afternoon
The game scheduled between c. G. q
Railway and West End Athletic club
was called off by mutual consent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
ELKs TO PLAY POLICE
Third Contest OF season between Rival
Teams Mt boulevard Field We'd
neadny Afternoon.

The third game Of the season be-
tween the Elks and the police will
he played wednesday afternoon at
Boulevard Field at 3 o'clock. Since
the last game both teams have
strengthened greatly The Elks have
added Jack Asher and Ed Rose and
tho cops have taken on Waymack and
Dutch Bottoms.
a snappy same Is expected, because
the rivalry between the two outfits is
keen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
REDS DEFEAT DODGERS, 80
RUETHER HURlS BRILLIANT
GAME AND SUPPORT IS GOOD
Pfencr Keeps League Lenders I'm
Check Except In Third nnd
sixth Innings.

BROOkLYN. August i6.-Ruether
pitched brilliant ball for Cincinnati
today, and backed by perfect support
smut out brooklyn. 3 to q.
TfeTcr kept the Reds HIS scattered
except in the third and sixth Innings
In the third. Raths scratch nit.
Daubcrts triple and Groh's single
scored Two runs for the Reds koDf
got the third run in the sixth on his
double and Magees single
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Boston
Totals 33 o Totals .S IL
.R;,t,sI Mayer in

S'or" by INNINGS. r.
Boston q ! q o 0 o.
Chicago ...... .,..................i 10000 II
has HIT: collins. scchaik Home run
Ruth stolen base-Eit' Sacrifice hits
IicbOld. Roth. Double playS--SCOtt 10
Shannon to Mclnn!s Risbere TO l.. Collins.
Left on bases-Bosion. :. Chicago. l.. Base
on talls-on Jones, .; off T.owdcrmilk. J: off
Mayer. :: HiiS--on LoSdermilk none in
and none out in second: off Mayer in ::
of Fabcr. in !. Hit by pitcher-by Jones
ueischJ ny Lowdermiik tMc1nnis). Struck
out-by Jones. !. by Mayer. :: Winning
uitchpr- a Der
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New York,
Totals ..s4 Q / Totals ...35 sic
'Battcd for Vaughn in seventh.
Rated for Carter in ninth

HtoTt by innings: r.
New "Y York ....! o : ~
Summary: Two base hits-surns. Snyder
i2p. F.aCh. Paskcrt Stolen bases--ll erZoG.
Frisch Sacrifice hit-Itoiochcr. Double
l.ys-fionzaies tunass;sted>; Nchf Con
Zal"s and Snyder. Left haSeS-Ncw
York. s. Chicago. :. Base on halls--on
Hehf. 3: OFF Cater. .. Hits-on Vaughn.
or Nchf. lin { innings: off Barnes. . in
:: inn:nGs. Struck out-hv Vaughn. {: by
Carter |. Passed ball-Kiliifnr. Winning
pitcher-Nehf. Losing pitcher-Naughn
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TARS. 5; TRUCKERS, o

tSpecia! to The Times Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, VA, August l6.-Ports-
mouth was unable to solve Mitchell at
any stage OF today's game. and were
never in serious danger OF getting ii
run over the plate. The score was
Norfolk. .: Portsmouth. O.
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stolen base-Cutshaw Sacrifice ht-pisbec
Sacrifice nies-B arhare; 2: ,Meusel, Double
p e.: 70 Whisted to Miller to
bases Pittsburgh. ): Philadelphia. 6. Bases
RlxeY, ) in ,; Murray. : in 6 iii, by
n!tcher-hy Miller. Luierus: by Murray.
cUtshaw. Balk-Murray. Struck out--bv
Miller. .; Murray. /. Wild pitchMil"r
Losing pitcher-,RiXcy.
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SECOND GAME.

TtttsS5urEh ......o 0 q 90
Philadelphia ............o o VI
Summary: Two base hits-Carcy. Black
burnc. Bancroft. Tragrcssor. Sacrifice hit
-Meusel, Double pays-TeTry 10 Cutshaw
to Whitfield; Southp'orth to Cutshaw to
Whi,ted: Rivey to Bancroft to Luderu.:
Bancroft to Paulctte TO Ludcrus. .. Left
on bascs-Pittsburgh :: Philadelphia. i
Bases on balis--on ,polndsr. =; off Hamilton:
|: of RiXcy. 4. Hits-of Founder. in :
innings: on Hamilton, in /. struck out
by Founder. .; by Rixey. .. Will pitches
Founder. Hamilton. 2. Losing pitcher
Founder.
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FIRST GAME.


Totals -. ~ II Totals -. 81 2
'Batted IF Rixcv in third
tf3Atted for Murray In ninth.
Tran for iiogg in ninth
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ...........2 q Ia
fniladclnhia ..........O ] y u | - o.
summary: Two-base hits-Southw orth
Whitfield, Carey. Williams Three base hit
Lee. Home runs-Iiidcrus. Cravath
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Yankees LOSE TO TIGERS
AYERS KEEPS HITS WELL
SCATTERED DURING GAME
Winners Bunch Hits on ThormnI,ien in
First md Third Innings ind
Score b. Victory.
lEv Assaclntch prcss |

DETROIT. August iG-Detroit took
the odd game Of the series from New
York today. to .. Although the
Tigers were outhit. Ayers kept the
visitors blows we'll scattered. while
his team mates bunched hits off Thor
mahlcn in the first and third innings.
Score.
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Fulton Boosters.
Totals .....25 Totals .....23 10 .

Richmond Motor Co. ......0 o0O00007-
Fulton Boosters ...............3 3f0l3x-I9
Su III IN y: Two-base hits-Robinson,
O'connor, stolen bases-Jackson. Robinson.
Clarke DabncHs oC"nnor Double PLAY
pitched bali-kiigou Left on bascs--Fulto
Boosters. .: Richmond Motor Co. j. First
base crror-Futon Boosters, {: Rich-
mond Motor Co. :. Bases on balls--on Rob-
insy o: off Jackson, p: off Cismmcns. .; OF
DaBncy. >. TIits--on Robinson. . in . in
nngs: on Jackson, In I; of Dmbnry, = in
4: on Clemmens. In . Strucii nut-hy Rob
!nson. 6: by clcmmcns. {: by Jackson. >: by
Dabney. l. Time OF gamc-::lj Umpire
stage. SCOrer--Jackson.
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ATHLETICS, Z; BROWNS, 4


ST. LOUIS. August l6.-Kinney bat
ted and pitched Philadelphia to ! 10
victory over st. Louis today. With two
men on bases in tho second Kinney hit
the ball over the rightfield pavilion
for a home run. and in the sixth his
double scored another run.
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Philad clphin.
81. Iouis.

Z
'Batied for Davenport in seventh.
rBattcd for Wright IN ninth
tRan for Mayer IN ninth
Score by innings: r.
ST. Louis $50. Q ii
Summary: Two-base hi,s-Walker KIN
ney. SEVERED VIII Mayer. Home run
kinney. stolen basrS-Wi llisms. Walker,
ia cubson t2J. Sacrifice hit-McAyoy
Lief, on observation-disclosures. .: 81; Louis
3. Bases on bs!ls--Sr Kinney. g. of koob
J: OF Davenport. =: off Wright. !. Hits
on koob. In 49, on Davenport. in
: Is. Struck out--by Kinney. ), b. Davcn
port, ; by Wright. /. Passed bali-Scvn
rnil Losing uit, hcr--knoh
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ScO:o hy innings: 70
tincIHnau on,oo,no ~;
Brooklyn - n n n n . oGvv- .
summary Two base hi;s-Rousch Eopf
M"Eec' Monet chy Three bJ-e hit-Dau.
nm"rt: Stoicn baSe-Ncaic. Sacrifice hits
ram hopf Left ba scs--C!ncinnati :
nroph!yn. Hits-Of PfoNcr II In
H!tchc1i. in l. Hit hy pitchcr-bv pf.c.
1T tNca!c). Struck out--by Pfener !: by
Ing p!tchcr-Pfnncr '''S
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Grace street Eorfcits.

The game scheduled between Cottrell
Saddlery and Grace Street Baptist was
forfeited by the latter team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Totals .ss Totals ~ ~
'E1attcd for Thornahlen in ninth
S,.nF. by f.r ipt,

Scorc by innings: r.
New York ....,..................0 0 o 1000
Detroit Acknowledgement o 9OuOO0a-3
summary rwo-bass hit-Bodic. Home run
Holman. Stolen baSe--NcaCh. Sacrifice
hits Young: Lewis. Double piays-Jones 10
Hcilman: FcwstcT 10 Pratt to Pipp Thor
mahlcn TO Pratt To Pipp. Left on bass
New York = Detroit. g Bases on balls
on Thormahien. - off Ayers. .. lit by
pitchcr-by Thornuhen tAycrS). Struck
Guilty ThorInahlen. /. by Aysrs. 3.
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summary: TwO-DaSc hit-I.ynCh. Stolen
hases-Schwartz te>. Mitchell ~, BallinEerr,
Left on bases-rortsmouth. .: Norfolk. ).
Struck out-by EhmlinE. I: by Mitchell ).
Bases balis-off Enmling, 2; off Mitchell.
:. Timc-i:S5 Attendance-2,Io. Umpires-
Walsh and Orth.
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Petersburg

hase-CovinEton. Double piays-Munch Gum
assisted: BLACK. Mcconnell and Munich
Base ON balls--on Unrlaub. l. off Picrson. I.
Left on hnscs-petersburg. :: Suffolk, .. hit
ny pitched ,balinMccann. Struck out-by
1.tS tnDtre-McCirew
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SECOND GAME.
Totals .."T $ l Totals

Score by innings: r.
Boston ............ ........... 0 O o / i o.
summary: Two base h:;s-Maranville
Gowdy; Thrce-h2se hit-Hornsby Stolen
ba se--CiemonS. Sacrifice h;ts-Iie "a thcotc
Stock. Double pay-BoctSel Holxe 10
Maranv!lle Left bases-St. Louis. 1:
Roston. :. Bases baiis-on Schupp ::
Does chEer. 6 Struck out-by Schupp. S:
OssChGer. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
LONG DISTANCE WALKING
GREAT HEALTH Bull DER

continued from Fourteenth PaEcD
career was staged in 1878. He NIT
three iremen ard three policemen in
siN-day race. They were privileged
TO leave the track to go out to cat and
steep. the six men walking in relays
Bu, the conditions forced Schmchl "a
stay on the course for the entire si>;
days And yet nc won, and easily
thus showing greater endurance than
SIX SUPPOSEDLY durable athlctea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. -.
Binghamton 90: Newark. ST.
Reading. SO: Toronto, IL (eSht
innings: called 10y agreement: second
Eame).
Baltimore G-S; Rochester. Ia
Jersey CITY, o; Buffalo, | ten in
nings).
AEMICAN ASSOCIATION.
81. Paul. 3: indianapolis. =
Minneapolis. 4: Columbus. >.
Louisville. {: Milwaukee. -
Toledo, s. Kansas city, l.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Augusta. :; Charlotte, (tirSt Game)
Charlotte. s; Augusta, tsecond
game; seven inningsI.
. Columbia. 20; Charleston. %
Spartanburg. 30; Grecnvillc, 90.
tSccond game. 10 innings-,iark.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Maintain Good Condition Sill.

lhcrc arc at this time in the United
states hundred men and more beyond
the age OF seventy vino owe their
wonderful physical fitness to tho fact
that they touk up long distance walk
ing in their youth and have stuck 10
Il through the years since then. The
/ hikes kept them out in the open. filed
their lungs with clear. nvigorating
air built up the muscles of their arms
legs and entire body: gave to them
the health foundation that had car
ried them along to ripe old age.
Charles Clauston. of st. Charles III:
James McAndrews, of Chicago. an cX-
Congressman: Paddy Fitzgerald. VINO
was first to do COO miles in SIX go-aa-
ycu -Diease days: John Hughes. known
as the 'Lcppcr" in running circles
forty years ago: Joseph Badenoch. Of
ChicaEo-these arc only few of the
veterans who signhcd their willing
ness 10 enter In a hundred walking
race proposed last year by Weston
and Omen only 10 mon beyond seventy
If YOU would live long, live happily
live healthily-walk. and then walk
some more. Don't waddle along. Throw
back your shoulders. breathe deeply.
swing your arms freely. stride briskly.
That's real walking.-(C Copyright. 1879
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Cincinnati.

io'" = ......a 81 Totals ......3
Hated for Griffith in sixth
Thi!fun ran Cor Pfcner in eighth
score .,y "a n 80
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
NOTTTE UF VI TT 70
1Gb Broadway. New York. y. 2.

Go Broadway, New York. y.
Dated January O. 1919
Tho Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of tho Southern Pacific CoTnpany vii hs
held at tho Office Of this Company ir A.
ohorage, Jefferson County. Kentucky. or
Wednesday, April ., 1919. at twelve o'clock
noon. standard time for tho foHoHlnE
purposes. VIZ.
% TO elect nfeen Directors
(2) To consider and act upon Nil ouos
tong md matters which may legally come
before tho meeting rotating to Federal
control Of he Cowpauy's properties uudrr
the act Of Congress ~ May 81, 7afs. or
my prreer.ent or sctfiruert with thp
Government in reBpect thereto. or rrfaffu.-
10 the termination of such Federal control
ir tho return Of the properties or other
wise. aud/Or relating 90 conditions renOlf-
Ing from or succeeding such Federal COM
troll. and generally all quesflons and nl.f-
tora growiug ont of or Incident 20 elcn
control termination thereof. or following
conditions
CD To 'raneocf all srch other bUsinef7
as may legally come before fhe meeting.
including t1s apprpvai and ratification of
all action of The Board ~ Directors and
or tic Executive Committee since the inrt
annual meeting or tho Stockholders of this
Company.
for tho purpooes - tho .neeting tho
booas for tho tfarafer Or stock viii be
o.osed a. O'clock +. ~. Tuesday. March
21 1879. and "4l be roopened al 10 o'clock
a NJ. Thursday. ApgN 10. 1919.
By order OF The Board of Dircctors
Hl Gil NELL Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
NOTICE is HEREBY GIveN or A spr

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF A sPF-
ciai ioeetng Of tho Stockholders OF
UNITE CONlNET E HARDENING q sPF-
ClALpItS co. INC. ar so 7t5 ST. Nfcr-
o4as AVonu, Borough Of Nanhattau. CIT.
Count and State ~ Kew York. 20 be held
ou M3nGat, March f0th. 1873. at & o'eiarl.
p NJ for tho purpose OF voting on the
proposal 70 change tAe present name 49,
UN1TE CONCRETE HARDENING IL Spg-
CiALTIES CO, nc. and 10 assume ir-
stead thereof The name UNITE CONCR9rF F..
HARDENING CO. INC
Dated. New York, February o5th. 1919.
UNITE CONCRETE HARDENING r
SFECIALTIt.S CO... INC
By JOHN T. NccRACHEN. President
ELIZABETH {. McCRACKEN Seeretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American Woolen Company
(Niassachusetts Corporation)
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS.

Notice IS HEREBY gwen 'tha. the regular
quarterly dividends OF one Dollar and Sev-
enty-FiVs Cents ($l.75) per snare on the
Preferred STOCK and one Dollar and Twcn-
Con.men sfoci Of this Company wln be
PAID on April 70. 1873 to stocK KAolcers Of
record March l.. 1912.
Transfer Books VIA be closed AZ the close.
of business March II, 1919, and win Ae
reopened at the opening Of business April
>. 1913
WM. Il. DWELLT. Treasurer
Boston. Mass. March !, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
American Spirits Manufacturing Co

y y ilAam street
Ne~ York n y. February 18Th. 1870
- ne Stockholders
H:-e Annual Meeting OF the Stoci,hoide--
q american SPIRITS Manufacturing Com
lary VIII be he'd at : O'Clock T. n TN
THURSDAY. March 20th. 1919. AT rhc office
ef the Company. No. 81 Wlnsm Street
New York city, FOR the election of pirec-
tors ana 1or the transaction OF such Other
business as may properly come before tho
meeting.
The transfer books Of the Common and
Preferred Stock OF this Company viii not
be closed
NJ. a. uOLZINGER. SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
1850 OF PAR AND INTEREST
THE DENVER GAS AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY GENERAL MORTGAGE
81 GOLD BONDS.

To the holders of the bonds secured by the
General Mortgage of Tho Denver Gas
and Electric Company, dated May i.
1908:
You are hereby notified that the Com
pany Intends to pay off and redeem tho
following numbered outstanding General
Mortgage so Bonds, issued pursuant to the
terms of the General Mortgage Of The
Denver Gas and Electric Company to tho
Trust Company Of America (The Equitable
Trust Company Of New York. successor b.
merger, dated May /, 1903. and the sup
plemental General Mortgage between the
same parties. dated September l., 1908. 10
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED pYEwoop CORPORATION

Wv YoTN FehruHTy =. l9iN
Preferred Capital stock Dividend No To-
Common Capital Stock Dividend No. 10.
The following dividends have been de-
elared en- the stocks of this Corporation. a
dividend OF sl.75 per share (from sum
set aside for the payment of 500 per
stock. a dividend of St6o per share on tne
Common stock. both payable April /. 1919
70 stool1 holders OF record of Preferred ana
Eommon stocks az tnc close OF business
Friday. March H. 1919
The transfer books VIII not he closed
Checks Will ho mailrd by The New York
Ernst Company OF New York
1eWITT CILNTON IOsNG~ TruszsxrrS.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
Weeks Transactions the New York Stock Ex change

kLwinnl he OF h in stocks listed the New
change and O he price nj low wpis the
.rolyon ar in share The Ad dU
h"n n h is bd h laHon
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
KELLY-SpRlNGFIELD TIRE co.

a Quarterly Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR
NNi1 lit'VN CENTS tsl.So) PER SRAkE
ou tne Six Per Cent Preferred stock Of tsis
Company has Neen declared. payable April
/, 1919. to Stockholders OF record at The
close OF business March II, 1919
r. A SEAMAN. 6ncretarxs
yguw Y0rkA March A 1alA.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-10
American WaoIen Company
(Massachusetia Corporation
EXTRA DIVIDEND ON COMMON STOCK.

Notice Is hereby given that an extra divi-
dend OF ten per cent. t0ss) IN Liberty
nonds of tho Fourth issue. on the Common
Stoch of this Company, Wiz be paid on
April IL. 1912 or rs soon thereafter as
practicable, 30 Com mon stockholders Of
i, cord March II. 1919.
WM. Il IWELLY, Treasurer.
Eoatoa. Mass, March 4. 1919
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-02
GREENSBORO

Dr. f. c. Kinney and DR.. Easton
Of Craftsbury were in consultation
last Monday over the illness of Mrs.
Margaret Spier who is threatened
with pneumonia following influenza.
The schools at Greensboro Bend
will not open till Monday, Jan. 6, be-
cause of the illness of one of the
| teachers.
Andrew Wiley has hired out to
| Willis Lumsden for the coming year
/ There was no grange meeting on
! Thursday of last week because Of the
| danger from influenza.
There were no church services in
the Congregational church last Sun
day and there probably will be none
next Sunday because of the preva-
Hence of influenza in this locality !.
j. H. Darlington was a st. Johns
bury visitor one day last week. Mrs.
Darlington went with him as far as
| Danville to visit relatives there.
Several are i'll in the families of
George King and Abner Hill.