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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
MARKET STRONG, ACTIVE.

New York. Dec. 2s.-substantial in uuirv for trznspertaton shares infused appreciable activity and strength into the stock market today after an irres- ular opening in which several new low records for the year were made.
 Buying. of rails WAS nos marked in the dividehd-pay ying tissues at gains of l to s points. but secondary. ar reorgan- ized properties of roads traversing rich agricultural sections of the west and southwest were net neglected
 Oils, steels, equipments and motors displayed greater stability. than at any time since the recent tspheaval and va ricus specialtiee of the tobaoco, food. chemical and utility groups scored vari- able advances.
 Altogether the movement went far te- wards confirming the. impr ression that much liquidation of the past fortnight had its inception in definite purpose ' to establish tax payments for the expirins year.
 Best prices of the Gay were registered in the last nO4E ...-. -- u.laer the guidance of Northern Pacific over-shad- owed all other issues and drove the shorts to cover in many industrial stocks a strong ruling tone at the close Sales amounted to 1,1o0,eoo shares.
 Trading in bonds, especially the con vertible or speculative issues, was in keeping with the demand for stocss. but Liberty bonds and most industrfass were irregular. Fetal sales tpar value) az gregated ss1,s75, 900. Old U. $. bonds were unchanged on caE.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30

school and on leaving. he declared His report pointed out the development in the past year in sports and said abuses had decreased.
 national committee on arbitration of athletic disputes was authorized An- other committee was authorized to loek into the expense of conducting a na- tinal track and field meet and in rais- ing the money for the event so that the burden will not fall on the big intercol- legiate bodies.
 Reports on football and other reports were heard at the afternoons session.
 New crleges admitted to membership in the association were Cornell college, Iowa. Massa cfusetts Tech. Annapolis Naval Academy, Center college, Miami, Depauw and Coe. The Pacific Coast Ath- letic conference was also acepted to membership.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
CORNELL STILL CHAMPION IN
 TRIANGULAR CHESS LEAGUE

New Terk, Dec. 2e.-Cernell university retained the championship of the tri- angular college chess league which teday was renamed "the Intercollegiate Chess LeaEue.p The Ithaca players lost the fn- al round match to the College of the City of New York but finished with record of three matches won, one lost and a game record of 1e-eo.
 City college was second and New York University, which defeated the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to- day jumped into third place.
 H Nj. Philips. New York. was elected president of the league and Fl. Garfinkei. Cornell. vice president
 In the "C. H. T. P" chess league. Co., ltrnnbia, the title holder jumped into the lead in the second round today, with a total of 1-2 games won and 2 1-s lost. The Blue and White and Princeton. which is second with games won. will meet tomorrow in the final round Harvard has won 3 1-2 games and Yale 2.
 Columbia defeated Vale today 1-2 to 1-2 The first board game between Schapiro, Columbia, and Banks Yale, was drawn while Frank Wolfson and worden won over Paine, Strcut and Jackson.
 Princeton oWtpfsyed Harvard . 1-2 tc 1-s. Mott-Smith. whose victory over Schapiro yesterday was surprise went down to defeat before Hall. Smith Princeton, won from Jackson Shzrp
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
MOORE SCORED TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT

New Yerk. Dec. 2s.--Rsy Moore of St Paul sesred technical knockout ever Jack sharkey after one minute ef light ing in the eleventh round of scheduled fifteen round match here tonight Both men are bantamweights.
 Referee Harry Stout, if Milwaukee, stepped the bout to save Sharkey from further punishment. The manager sf the leczl bantamweight who was net in his best form, wanted te threw ID the sponge in the tenth rcund, but sharkey insisted on finishing. He was badly battered in the next round when the referee stepped in and stepped the fight.
 Sharkey weighed 12o 1-2 pounds and Moore 122 1-2. N
 Panama" Joe Cans, welterwcight, won q judges decision over Sailor Darden of the United States cruiser Charleston in a hard ten-reund bout
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
 BOXING ASSOCIATION

Annapolis. Dec. 2s.-Lieutenant Com mander William A. Richardson, U. s. N, assistant athletic officer and gymna sium officer of the naval academy has been notified of his election as president of the Intercollegiate Boxing Association of America. the body organized to con- trol boxing as an intercollegiate sport
 Richardson has been active in putting the sport upon competitive basis among the colleges.
 Strict rules covering eligibility Of contestants and the conduct of boxing bouts have bee nestablished. Leading col leges and universities in all sections of the country have expressed wish to become members of the association It is planned to schedule matches to de- termine the champions of the differeat sections and then to have a final match to determine the intercollegiate cham pion
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
.ROZRAH

Alfred Smith of Fitchville spent part of last week with Edward Bishop.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Frank lin MT. and Mrs. Clifford Lathrop and family of Quaker Hill were guests over Christmas of Mrs. Lucretia Lathrop.
 Edwin Lathrop and family and Charles Gager of Wauwecus street were guests for Christmas of Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Gager. Jr., of Norwich.
 Mrs. Clarence Parker is visiting her father. Sherwood Avery. of Town street
 Mrs. Lena Bishop has returned to her
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30

compete tomorrow afternoon in the first American athletes. Captain Dickinson and two other members of the Ithaca squad are suffering from colds and are not in the best of condition. This however, is offset by an injury to E. A Montague, the Oxford star. who. al- though he is expected to start in the race. is suffering from sore leg.
 Jack .Moakley. the American coach. as- serted today that Cornell had no run neE to compare with Montague. McInnis and Steagrove of the British team. but that in the scoring the Americans might win the race.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
FOOTBALL PRACTICE BY
 MOONLIGHT FOR OHIO SQUAD

moonlight, it developed today is the latest resort of Dr. John Wilce, head coach of Ohio States football squad to get his men into condition for their game New Years day with the University of California.
 Just where Coach Wilce took his men last night for the secret practice was not divulged, but another coach for the team said today the Buckeyes were put through two hours of the hardest kind of signal practice
 They stopped only three times dur
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
475 5o7 514 14s,
Palace Five.
CREscENTs TO PLAT EMERALDs
 ON NEW YEARS AFTERSoo,

Fans are eagerly awaiting the Cres- cents Emerald game scheduled for Satur- day afternoon at Olympic hall These two teams should give the basketball fans an interesting and lively match to witness and should prove to be a bat tie royal, The Marks brothers make their last appearance here as they have been signed up by a team representing the city of Boston. A fast preliminary has been arranged between the Crescent Seconds and the Birds of Wilhmantic
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
EMPLOYED BOYs HAND
 BEATING TO ACADEMY GLASS

Teams representing the EanployedA Boys and Academy "Y'' Gym classes waged an interesting basketball contest Wednesday evening on the gym floor, the Employed Boys winning by the score Of 2s to S. The ability to play fast basket ball was demonstrated by both teams. individual honors going to Watson aTld Sage of the winners while Mack starred for the Academy. Players and points scored follow:
 Academy: Mrck S McNamara, Hol- lender, Goldstein and Burns.
 En1ployed Boys: Sage 13 Watson s :; O'Neill, LaConb, Brennon and Shea
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30

home after spending some time with Rs and Mrs. B. D. Remington of coicheste
 Mrs. Ira Wheeler of Lefing~eli spei Tuesday with her daughter. Mrs. Abe c. Avery.
 Many of the farmers in town are bun cartin Eblack birch to the birch mill [ Bean Hill
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
SIGNED CONTRACT TO COACH
 WEST VIRGINIA r-SryERsrT,

Chicago, Dec Clarence w Spears. coach at Dartmouth university for four years and former All-American guard. has signed a one-year contract to become head football coach at the University of West Virginia, 1t was announced to- night
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
cRoss-coUNTRY COURSE
 MUDDY AND HEAVY

London, Dec. 29.-(Bys The A P. P.)--A steady drizzle throughout the day will make England's classic and cruel" sev- en and a half mile crossscountry course at RoehAmpton a muddy and heavy route for the Cornell and the Oxford Cambridge distance runners, who will
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30


 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
 Chicago, Dec 29.-BuMish sentiment revived in the wheat arket today ow- ing more or less to word that a large number of vessels had arrived at Gal weston and would load out 5,00o,oo0 bushels within the next few days. Pric- es closed firm at 1-2 to 4c net higher with March s1.66 If to s1.ss 1-2 and May $1.61 If to S1.61 1-2. Corn gain cd 1 5-S to 2c; oats 5-s to 1 1-2 In provisions the outcome varied from 2 1-2 decline to 20c advance.
 At first the wheat market showed a downward tendency lcrgely as a result of apparent absence of any sign of new export business. Besides fresh declines in the value Of cotton formed an element of depression. Later, however, liberal clearances of wheat and flour from the seaboard attracted notice, and togeth- CT with the numerous vessel arrivals at Galveston Eut the bears at a disadvan- tage A broader domestic milling de- n1and for wheat was also reported and country offerings were small
 Indications of relatively light move ment next week helped to strengthen corn after weak start. Oats follow ed corn up grade. Provisions averaged high CT with grain despite lower quotations on hogs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30

ing two hours" he a1ded, "so don't wor- " about tlleir not lasting so minut es in any mans climate"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30

Harvard, won from Olnlstead;; and King. Harvard and Koetter, Princeton, drew.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY.

New York, Dec. 2s.-Car money steady high ' :. low [ ruling rate T closing bid S; offered at ' ; last loan ' bank acceptances S.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
COTTON.
CHICAGO GRIN MARKET.

New York. Dec 29.-Spot cottol steady. Middling 15.Qo.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
BoWLING.

Crescent Juniors.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
5os 5o4 52s 1858,
Yainnigans.
East Side.
5o5 474 4ss 14s2
At the Palace,

Lawrence Five, New London,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
sroCKs.

The fslisHins is . summary of transactions sn the New Ysrk Stsck Exehsssv to 3 F. M:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
s4l s44 sa1 1o1'
Yankees.
3s4 377 sss 1os7
Palace League.
Gas Burners.

55s zs7 5os 1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
EMPLOYMENT
sIrIAriONh MANrEp. tEMALE %

A MIDDLE AGED lady wants a position
as housekccper Tor widowrr or cook IN
OIL fields. has no home. Carrie Wilson, Sa-
pnlps. ohls. Il. y. u ?. care Hilton store.
STENDGBArHER desires position, expe'
tlcnccd reasonable salary wiiiing to
work. Cedat bi5,
COLOUED WOMAN with good reference
wants work In small family. Address
81 - care o, world.
COMPETENT s,enoRrsphst; experienced
position temporary or permanent Tele-
phonT Usage ,9,s
y. ". X. OPERATOR wants position with
oil company, afternoon shift preferred.
experienced, references. 7i-B care world.
WIDOW with boy three years Old wants
position ss houacke"p"r for small fam.
ily or motiarlsss home. Phone Osago
sies. $40 =. quincy.
TyPlST desires copy work to be done
evenings Telephone Usage 6ssi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Jenkins Used Piano
Specials That Are
Wonderful Values.
You Be the Judge
" Observation-Disclosures piano.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. piano;
oak case; a special ........ ,!..i
WALwORTH-Upright piano;
walnut case; a special ,Gij
NJ. SCHULTZ 4 Co.-Upright
piano; mahogany case; tone
and action good: a real buy at s.i
ELBURN-Upright plano, gol.
den oak case: plays and looks
like new, only ....,......,i ,ij;
ALLSTROM-Upright; mahog-
any case: a good standard
make; excellent shape, inside
and out ............... t3i
ELBURN-Upright piano; ma
hogany case: could not be
told from new; only out four
months .......,...tJ!
AER1OLA Player (Aeolian
make) slightly used; perfec,
In every way .........,....&S, IS,
Observation-Disclosures plano;
dark oak refinished case. ac-
tion and tone good od.......i?;
KURTZM ZMANN--Upright piano;
walnut case; the largest style
in the good old make; real
bargain ............ 81,
EVERY PIANO is in the finest
possible condition. II you are
interested you should come in
and inspect this wonderful
line OF used pianos. Pay
ments as low us IS per month.
Bring this ad with you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
surt1fioNs wANrsD-MALr
,,rIr w\>Ttn-I'tMNJE

POSITION wANTED--Fositiou as Joint
sales and traffic manager with a good
reputable concern, fifteen years expert
encc In railroad traffic and transporta-
tlon work. now employed as asslstan mt
sales manager Tor large southern manu-
facturer, but aspire to position of greater
rcsponsibuity Address Box M, care OF
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04

FOR sNLE--Suit Of evening clothes
excellent condition. sile So, about
price. Call at wcisburg -Flemmins'
-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
EMPLOYMENT.
HELP wANrED-MAIE

WANTED rrrs, class barber corner N
Main and Haskell.
nus pOy WANTED Apply head wait
ross ketchum Hotel
MAN to solicit city trade In automobile
tire line, Cnll Usage 6'6i.
WANTED. LOCAL MANAGER, Tor Royal
Theaict Tulsa. who eau invest 1900 to
10000, amply secured, position prrm'-
mont salary with $1,000 invested $40 per
week aud up corresponding TO amount In
vested See chris pissing, Tucker Bros.
Amusement 60, At Royal Theatcr, Tulsa.
SALESMAN Energetic. experienced man
to sell automobile shock absorbors which
are In demand. must have good past rec
ord and be producer, iIoudsillo j ohnHon
co. 72i :. Main.
ONE or tho oldest and largcst NE insur-
once companies desires To secure cred
table representation ia Tulsa and vicinity,
attractive arrangements to the right man /;
Give past experience. complete address and
ls'ephone number in replying. Address
: o. n, care Of world.
WAkTEp-siusic man with rGP as road
collector willing 20 stay on the Job
bond required. appiy los letter only. W.
NJ Alkmsn. Io7 Now roS Hotel,
DELIVERY nov wanted. l5u Admiral
pRAFrsMEN Tor mapping and other
drafting work Address 90 u, care Of
World.
WANTED FIRST class experienced In
stallmont collector, must own car, only
| those who catu Furnish Al rctcrcnce need
apply. Apply IN person, 3Ol T.. Ihird,
Mamoh credit 90.
MANTEp--A man with = good pair VI
legs expressive vocabulary Ani gNerage
brains as solicitor In our fire insurance
and surety bond department, steady post.
ton to The rlght man. Greer Investment
Co, gOl-S SmwoS nldg over Lafayette
cafe. osago sl5o,
ATTRACTIVE proposition selling town
lots. three Fnrd sydaus as premiums to
buyers. NO competition ON our listing, Call
at 5'j Mayo hdE
BONS over IS years old ts mosscngcr at
Western linton, can earn big money.
SCHOOL HOYs before ana after school
and SATURDAYS and Sundays ds mcsseu-
Eer boys at Western Union
UtIP WNNrkD-ttMAtE 80
| We CARRY q fine line Of box chocolates
home made candy, our fancy drinks aud
| sundacs are what you have hoeu looking
| for, we serve MONDAY unch--drop In.
| broadway confectionery,
| WANTED Middle AGED white woman to
take charge ct homo and care Tor chit
! iren. good position to riEht party, ret
erenccs required can Phone Cedar b3t,
] WANTED Experienced cooN; one who
/ can DO homo cooking no sunday work.
| Apply iu person, 30f :, Cincinnati New
| England Cafeteria,
| WANTED lady of good address refined
! appearance and magnetic personality,
pcppl" on a highaclus- proposition no
| samples Ga carry appiy between and 5
| y, m today and sunday, Room 3l7 Rich
ards Bldg, THIRD and Boston, ask for
Mr Westerlnan,
WANTED Competent co'orsd cook and
also whit. giri for general homework.
Apply Ia persom '2J'N' penver
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
OIL LANDS AND LEASES a..

KpucATIoNAL AND nuacAL u
COMMERCIAL SPANISH taught in part
OF your spare time Sr. Alvarez viii
teach in Tulsa throughout the winter.
Call Usage 1894.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
DMkssM,kiNG MiIhiNkhy

DE VtNAs TAILOR NNp run SHOP
r.ntung and altering W. carry tails.
paws otc. We DO p'rttinE, REPEATING.
hcmstItching buttOn holes. button cover
lug Es,nbliHhsi 1910 Rooms 52e-dd
rhtd fioor Robinson hldg Thitd "nd
Main.
WANTED Plain and fancy scwlns Lot
Us do your christmas sowing Tor you,
Al work guaranteed. Telephone Cedar
i7Oi
HAVE your aorsrts mado In Tulsa. drau
pattctuB to fit individual forms, guar
auico perfect IN. Phone psagc l7pb. 3os
Denver
rinsr.cLNsa drc.smaklus Phone Usage
mas. 3os 4 Denver
pOR rLAtH sEwlSG.
can Usage iGo2, or Usage 1913.
ORDERS TAKEN to make old furs over
and Will make velvet hats 10 order
make old hats ovor cheap. orderH Tor de-
licious angel food and dcvil food cakes
any time for uhritos OF lunches can your
order oH"rr 1897.
DREssMAK alteration, beading and
efnbroidering. Cedar 1853. 1909 4.
Trenton.
wANTEp-'ro do plain embrl,1ory, lunch
con sets, cBmisolcS and ailk underwear.
D-asa 3af'- II.
DRESSM AkING. reasonable prices
Cedar 77S
IriRST-riASS dreHsmaklnp Phone Ce.
dar ga. room aio Lorraine cornwell.
HAVE your corscts uudc In Tulsa. draf,
pattcrns To tt individual forms, guar
suteo perfect ht Phone Cedar fst' room
il9. Lorralne 'ornMelI.
LADIES' waists ana shirts, chrdron's
garments speciality, coats refined
Osnge iStl. 1905 East Second.
DnEssMAKiNO, alterations and relin.
lnG; prices reasonable; Cedar i66t. iS2i
E{st nnrnott
ntrI3Ns covered ns"sa Msio hsm''''S6,"s sonm
200 New Ault Misses Poole.
MOVING AND STORAGE 80
Grr our low prices on oil field jrurk.
ing cross country moyins crsting. pack,
ing and storage Nichols TrAnsfer sud
storage co. phone Cedar 1i7-ii.
PAINTING AND DECORATING no
OPEN sUOr
Painter and papurhangor wants your work.
Courteous fair treatment Cedar li5O.
nlGH CLASS painting aud psperhangins.
| Phone Usage bbi! r. t, henson.
| FIRST -cLAtS pspcfhenging and painting
day or contract Kahn. Usage 1875.
| ron FIRST CLASS paperhanLing and in
| side painting, call Clarence warren.
| Phone Usage 2t3G.
lPArEuiiASGiSG done by the roll paint
Ing by the hour or contract j. w
| Meat th.rs. Usage 57ls
lPREsrRvE YOUR HOUSE by having u
painted; roof repaired aud al led; AL
kinds OF repair done, Osag" siji
A. T.. HODGE. Papcrhanaing aud paint.
Ing. ReS ~ ". Ros.dal.. Phone Cedar
1856
| &. n STANLEY
| First class worhms and materiais
guaranteed. osage 1906.
| PAPkR HANGING ana pafntihk IN all ~
| branches, work guaranteed. estimates
| cheerfuiiy given on large or small sobs
prices Txht Usage tJl1 II, ). Suther.
Hand.
| PROFESSIONAL SERVICES .;
ACCOUNTANT
| VIII open, keep books, prepare monthly
| statements, incvlno tas rcturnE roeson'
| able charges. noN sp-R. care OF world
| TAILORING AND PRESSING 3,
| WE WANT to- be your tailor. cleaner
| preaSor and rcfitter. Bring In your old
| clothes We viii rrline, rent or repaii
| them to your satisfaction. We are res
| tallOra Fashions shop THllorH, southeast
| corner Second and Main. Phone Osas'
5oio. Walk upstairs and save ten doilari
| on suit or oVctCoat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
LIVE STOCK
DOGS. CARS, rETA

BEAUTIFUL imported Mexican Rad
birds and canaries; fine Christmas
gifts Usage ?7ei.
>pLLER CANARY BIRDS guaranteed
singers, e" ap. Phone osage s,sS.
THOROUGH SRED Boston Terrier pup
pies. registered with black markings.
perfect screw tan; six weeks old. 9iS S,
Peoria, or see Mr.. Arthur. Hotel Tulsa.
SCOTCH COLLIE Pups Barred Rocks
chickens, 1886 u. Twelfth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
OH, LANDS AND LEASES u.A


TWO GLENN pool. oil syndicate units
IN series "A" for sale s75 each; duiok
action. Necessary aa well expected In
"Wednesday. Usage 2oi,
ARKANsAs-w We'll now drilling: good
showing of oil at 500 feet. offset 10
acres for 1900 five acres 800; five acres
one fourth mile from we'll SIS. For fun
Information call at 3i6 Central National
Bank Rldg.
SuwATA COUNTY land in Zee, the NE1
uf Section ?, Twp. 26 north Range rs
east; $50 per acre, one-hslf cash. balance
10 suit, six per cent; one mile from pro,
ductiou, shallow sand, 500 feet Cal. SIG
Central National Bank Hldg.
FOR SALE--wagoner county, shallow
productions 40 acres. one well making
five barrels. proven on three sides. sand
as feet, wells In this field come in at rs
to so barrels NV NE 3l-is-iS. Address
Roy l., Martin, wagner, Okla.
WILL TRADE acreage or an interest in
two drilling wells for car; must be In
good running order. Phone Usage 6ss2,
WOULD BUY Interest In lease near pro-
duction, or interest In producing we'll .
give full particulars with price, ?9l-D
care OF World
HAVE 10 ooO ACRES leased in Kentucky.
will give portion for u test well II in.
terssted, address Apartment 30, Manhattan
Court. b26 ", Sixth. Muskogee, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04

WANTED Competent co'urtd cook and
also whit. giri for general housework.
Apply IN person. s25'N, Denver,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04

sPIRELLA CORSET made to me"
v. w, Lucas, Usage SCI. II.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for men'r ssss., sns..,
hand clothing, shses and hats INV
OsAye soSs.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-28
SAYSSCHULTElS
WILL Be ELECTED
TOHEAD CHAMBER
Secretary Seymour Looks
For Selection without
Opposition"

Albert Schulteis will be elected
president of the Washington Cham
ber of Commerce at the annual
meeting to be held at the New Will
lard January IL, without opposi-
tlon." 1t was predicted last night
by. A. e. Seymour. secretary of the
chamber. Col. Robert N. Harper is
the retiring president.
Today is the last day nominations
will be received at the chamber
rooms for the board of directors
who will be elected at the annual
meeting.
Following are the names of the
directorate already have been re-
ceived, as compared with nineteen
which were received last year.
Following are the names 70 the
candidates for the board of direc-
tors received UP to yesterday after
noon: James M. Maupin, Joseph A.
Berberich, Oscar T. Wright. William
B. Handy, Charles j. Stockman, Ed
ward s. Kennedy. Joseph H. Gran
Hanson, Charles w. Claggett, A. E.
GUIDE. Michael Heister, G. Manson
Foote, E. C. Rogers, Walter c. Bal
derston, Henry B. Davis, Max Fisch-
er. A. Gumpert, Mrs. NJ. Brooks
Reitz, A. A. Chaplin, Thomas Z. Lit
tlepage, H. d. Ormsby, Roland Rob-
bins, Henry c. Cole and Joseph d.
Kaufman.