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The New York herald., 1921-04-28
OFFICE of
Tine MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,

60, 90. es a 20 broadway. New York, ~. y.
The annual election for eight Directors OF
this Company viii be held IN accordsncs
with tho Insurance laws OF ths State, a.
this office. on Tuesday, May 10th. 1921. The
polls VIII be opened from 1000 A. NJ. 20
r. NJ MELVIN DENiOTT. Secretary.
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TO 6sA ST. Paul, 20 rs Reading. 2
to 70% Union Pacific. 2 to 1854;
Pennsylvania. "a 70 81: United States
Steel. la 10 So Crucible. 2M TO 81;
Republic, Ia 10 90 Bethlehem Steel n,
10 5sh Baldwin Locomotive. 1as 20
s7A Mexican Petroleum. 24 to 1904
Pan American. i% 20 72. Sinclair. 10
26& California Petroleum. is 10 45ss !:
studebaker, Ia 10 s6h Chandler. ~
20 SEA. Marine preferred. 2L 10 52A.
and Atlantic Gulf, 1ss TO 3sIs.
American Woollen yielded "a 10
76h United states Rubber. 1 n TO "a
Vanadium, / "a TO 33A international
Harvester, 2ia 60 seh American su-
gar. / Y 10 81. American Sumatra. IN
TO 20 and Coca Cola TO %. while Fa-
nous Players rose 2% TO sih; Sears
Roebuck, 2 70 Sass Cosden. IA TO
ii%. and Tobacco Products. 20 50.
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TO THE HoLDERH OF
ERIE AND JERSEY RAILROAD co
go So-year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar.
snty Trust Company OF New York. az sue
cessor 10 the Standard Trust Company OF
New York, Trustee under First Mortga ge
dated June 2pth, 1905 hereby invites pursu.
ant 20 Section of Article ~. of the Supple
mental indenture, dated January I'd, 1918.
proposals for the sale TO the Sinking Fund on
May 9Th, 1921, with accrued interest 70 that
date, OF as many bonds Of The above issue Is
can be purchased for the sum Of Thirty IN rec
Thousand Three Hundred sixty-one Dollars
Hixty-seven Cents ts33 .38t 90. Scaled propo-
sais will be received nt tho TRUST DE-
PARTMENT Of the undersigned No f40
Broadway. New York city, up 20 10 o'clock
A. NJ on Tuesday, May 3rd, 1921 when they will
be opened and bonds offered at the lowest
prices, not exceeding 1855 OF par and ac-
crued interest 70 the extent necessary to
exhaust said sum. VIII be accepted. Each
offer OF more than 81 600 principal amount
OF bonds shall be made subject 20 acceptan noe
IN part, In case the aggregate of the offers
shall exceed the amount Of money available
for the redemption OF bonds offered Tile
right Is reserved to reject any ard ali offers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
by CHARLES II. SABtN. President
Dated April 7th. 1921
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Announcement OF reduction Of the
Pennsylvania dividend TO a 4 per cent.
basis was followed by exceptionally
heavy liquidation In rails. some OF them
falling TO to more than 4 points less
than their initial high marks. The SELL
ing extended later 60 industrials and at
tending declines we're | 70 more than J
per cent. IN the early afternoon there
were violent advances 10 certain spe-
claties. gain Of 6% in General AS
phalt to 73% at the maximum, being
the days outstanding feature
Northern Pacific was offered down
~ 10 ~ Great Northern preferred, 3Y
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
STEEL STOCKS.
TOBACCO STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

spec,oI Despatch Tas Nrw
New yorkH Herald Bureau.
Washi iurton. - O.. AprIs
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

10 Caldwell Land and Lumber. North Caro-
lima, f2i lot,
100 Camden Trenton. "a lot.
200 Susquehanna Iron 4 Steel. ~ lot.
$1,000 Chicago, Hoch Island Pacific sc,
bonds due 2O02. 81 lot
30 Lincoln National Bank Of Pittsburgh IN
liquidation, $500 lot
<is. .45G42 Equities Realization Ctf.. $500 ot
I Nassau Development. $50 lot
4 Glen Cove Building Association, SEQ lot.
Si2.ST5 Idaho Irritation 50 Income Bonds,
due Sept. !, 1890, SOL lot.
500 Fourth Liberty, sTts.
300 Canal Securities, let preferred, 500
4 $50 International Cork. preferred $50.
10 Manhattan Life, SiO3
20 George G. Moon So cumulative preferred,
SIT.
$4,000 Petroleum Producing and Refining.
7T Convertible Bonds. due 1881 January
1921, coupon on. sT5 lot
20 Corn Exchange Bank, 1905.
r First National rank, 1915.
20 American Exchange National Bank, scssis
122 Bank Of New York, $3.50 10 f430k.
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BONES
PITTSBURGH.

$4,000 ct & u ist - 667s Ge7. sG7s GdH
1000 chi r. p. Js. - - ~ 80
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PROPOSALS.


POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington,
n. O.. April II. f92f.-Sealed proposals. VIII
he received at the Office OF the Purchasing
Agent OF this Depa rtment until p. NJ, MAY
~ 1921. for furnishing canvas satchcls with
leather backs. collectors sacks. rural car
riers' canvas sacks. special delivery satcheis,
coin sacks, cotton towels. cotton cloth.
cheesecioth. flags. shoulder and carriers tie
straps. betting, and rawhide lacings as they
from time to time during the fiscal year be-
ginning July /. 1921. Blank proposals with
specifications and instructions to bidders viii
be furnished upon application 70 the Pur-
chasing Agent. WILL II. HAYS. Postmas-
ter. .(seneral
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POULTRY. pREssED-FREsH KILLED

Chickens staRs, @aaJ1c; fowls, bpvrr -
aaac. bbis. 2s03sc old cocks. c0627c.
Turkeys. 81pJOe Ducks. Long Island, ~
Boston 3gn3gNc; Squads. doz.. s5n i0 .
FROZEN. Chickens broilcrr 30f0j0c ftN
era. 30a7sc.. roasters, 35rf3c.; fowls. 2,6
g1c old cocks, fsI2fc.: Capons. S0ffOOr.
Turkeys 4GU8Oc. nucks, Western. 30fffOc. .
Geese Western. 2bd3sc.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
TO TIE HOLDERS or
GEkESEE RIVER RAILROAD co.
First Mortgage ess 80 Yr. Gold Bond

knNt mortgage bee % VI. Gold Bonds
Due 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
arty Trust Company OF New York. as sue
eessor TO the Standard Trust Company Of
New York, Trustee under First Mortgage
dated June lat. 1907, hereby invites, pursuant
TO Section OF Article H. OF the Supple
mental Indenture, dated January end, 1915
proposals for the sale TO the Sinking Fund
on May 9th. 1921, with accrued interest 10
that date. OF as many bonds Of the above
issuo as can be purchased for the sum OF
Twenty-six Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty
eight Dollars and Twenty-seven Cents (s26.-
DsS.2I). Sealed proposals win be received al
the TRUST DEPARTMENT Of the under
aligned. No. 40 Broadway. New York City,
np 20 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Tuesday May ard
1921. when they VIII be opened and bonds
offered at the lowest prices not exceeding
1856 of par and accrued interest 20 the ex.
tent necessary 10 exhaust said sum- viii be
accepted. Each offer OF more than 81 900
principal amount Of bonds shall be made
subject TO acceptance In part, In case the ag-
gregate OF the offers shall exceed the amount
OF money available for the redemption OF
bonds offered. The right is reserved TO ro-
1ect any and all offers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
BY CHARLES II. 6ABIN, President.
Dated April Z. 1921.
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BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
EXPORTS FROM NEW yoRK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat. 1e,e07 bu. barley, 7iq9a bn
-four. S9.2s2 sacks grass seed gSs
bags: bacon. 1.s32.000 lbs. grease
90, 900 lbs. cottonseed oil, 12s 900 rbs
corn, 109.53l bu. peas. 3,00O bu. oat-
meal. 2.4o0 bbls. beef. 726 tlerces. lard.
i.25s,2s0 lbs. cheese $4,000 lbs iubri-
eating oil. lie.3oo gals.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
POULTRY, TIyF-Fowis, frt., oGa3sc.

4Ods5c. old roosters. frt., lac: Turkey 4,
frt.. 3sc. Ducks. fri.. 2ia24c.: exp, 22g
27c. Muaoovey, isc.; Geese, frt.. 1fdisc,
pr. si.25: Rabbits, exn.. D.. 2sa3oc.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

April 2sth. 1921
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the SOUTH
FERRY REALTY COMPANY, INC, win be
held al the office OF the company. No. il5
broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York, on the 9th day OF MAJ.
1921. at 10 A. NJ, for tho annual election
Of Directors OF said company and of two
inspectors OF election 20 serve for the sue
cecding year and for such o,n~r business
as may properly come before such meeting
r @. BABRAGE. SncrnfnrN
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
se.board A,r line Railway company.

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
Notice u Hereby Given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Seahoard
Air Line Railway Company win be held a.
the principal office of the Company, North
Market Street. In the City or Petersburg.
Virginia. Al twelve O'Clock noon. standard
time, on the 18TH day OF May. 1921. Tor the
purpose at said meeting. or any adjourn
ment or adI0urnrnents thereof, Of electing
board OF directors OF considering and actin (
upon changes IN Or amendments 70 the pree-
ent bylaws or adoption Of new bylaws: ard
for the transaction of any and all other bus
iness that may come before the meeting. In
cluding considering and voting upon che ap-
provai and ratification OF all contracts, acts
and proceedings of the board of directors.
executive COMMITTEES and officers since the
last annual meeting OF stockholders.
IN accordance with the provisions of the
bylaws. the close " business on tha 18Th
dny ~ Arril. 1921. has been fixed a. the Tins
for determining stockholders of record erfs.
tied 70 vote AT said meeting
BY order OF The Executive Committee.
ROBERT L. MUTT. Secretary.
April .. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
PRESSED sTEEL car COMPANY

sN@W lWINs Abtu -tA"' l'-'-
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 50
4 quarterly dividend OF one Dollar. Seven
ty-five cents (SiT51 per share viii be paiA
June 1st. 1921, 10 Preferred Stockholders of
record AZ the close of business May nth.
1921.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO 43
quarterly dividend Of Two Dollars
$500 per share WIZ be paid June slh 1921.
10 Common S;ockhoders OF record az the
close OF business May ism. 1921.
II e sWATTZ Treasurer
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$1,000 Swiss Gov 5ns s5% So 50
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PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC 60.

FIRST PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 2y,
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. G1
The regular quarterly dividend OF $f.50
per share upon the fun paid First Preferred
and Original Preferred Capital Stock OF the
Company will be paid on May 16. 1921. 70
Of record At close of business
April 30. 1921. The transfer books VIII not
b. closed and checks VIII be- mailed from tbs
office of the company IN time TO reach
stockholders on the date they are payable.
A r HOCFlENBEAAfER
Vice President q Treasurer.
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THE EASTERN STEEL COMPANY

New York. Arrii 26th. 1921.
The Beard or Directors have this day de-
clsred n quarterly dividend ~ iAes on -ns
First ana Second Preferred stocks OF this
Company. payable June 18th. 1921 to hold
ers Of record A. the close OF business on
June let. 1921
MALCOLM =. SLOANE. Secretary.
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THE AMERICAS TOBACCO COMPANY
III Tffth Avenue.

New YORK. April =. 1877.
dividend og SO has been declared upon
the Common Stock and Common Stock ~ or
Tho American Tobacco Company. payabie
June I. 1921. 10 Stockholders OF record at
the close ~ business May 10, 1921. Checks
VIII be mailed. MMM
j. NJ. ". HICKS. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
COFFEE.
The range Of prices In yesterday =
coffee futures market follows
CAnIEs

RIO unchanged 10 20 reis higher for futures.
Exchange I'D. lower. a. 1870 Dollar rate
$50 higher at 1880 Receipts 10. 900 bags
and stock JTt 600 bags. Santos futures un-
changed TO 100 refs higher. Receipts 80 900
Rags and stock 2.soa. 900 bags. Receipts at
ports ~. 900 bags. against i3 900 last year
and 80, 900 two years ago. Sac paulo had
"a 900, against 1000 and 20, 900, and Judiahy
o5. 600 against 4, 600 and % 600 bags reapec.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
STATISTICS.
fOTTONsEED OIL.
Range OF prices
SUGAR

The only business reported ia yester-
days raw sugar market was the sale
OF 1850 bags OF San Domingo. in
port and due this week, at 3ssc c. 4. Z.
t4.S9c.) TO local renner. Renned
sugar prices continued unchanged, 6.75c.
TO 7c.. regular terms
The range or prices In yesterdays
sugar futures market follows.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE or,

DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
Notice Is hereby given that Partnership
heretofore existing between s. Hurok and A.
Strok. known the ''Hurok-Strok Musical
Bureau" is dissolved from March -. 1921.
A. sTROK.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common 10 prime steers, 100 lbs. 81 .o0p s.75
Common 10 choice bulls. 100 lbs 5.1Od TG0
Common Ia choice cows, 100 lbs. .. .00d 7.50
Common 10 prime yeeis. 100 ibs,.. 7.oo1i2.5o
100 Ibs ...................... 5.ooa TOO
Common "a prime lambs. 100 lbs $500 i2 %
Prime Maryland spring lambs,
100 lbs ................ ~. ata.D0
Live hoes. 100 Ibs..s.a,..,....,. s75a o.25
Dressed beef, steer sides. lb...,. 16aioc
CITY dressed vcals, ib.4.......... 131eac
Dressed mutton. lb........... l2aiGc
Dressed wethers. ib..,.......... iGaiIc
Dressed lambs, city, ih...... iadesc
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
SOuTUERN SPOTS.

Galveston steady. unchanged. at ~ i6oc.; I;
sales. sI6 bales New Orleans steady, un-
changed. at II .25c.; sales. l,12i bales. MO
bile nominal. 81 lower. at lu.ooe. saIes
nil Savannah steady, unchanged, /et
IL soc sales. 206 Norfolk steady. IN
changed. at II .25c.; sales. 4s3 bales Az
g,ista steady. unchanged. at llc.; sales,
OFT bales. Memphis steady, unchanged, ~
lie sales. 1000 st. Louis quiet. unchanged
al ii Csc sales nil. Houston steady. un-
changed. at II .20c; sales, 3.e4a. Little Rock
quiet. - higher. al lie: sales, 10. haiias
eteady. unchanged. at 10.G5c.: sales. 6.i3I
Montgomery firm, unchanged. at loIoc. I;
sales. 80. Fort Worth steady. 10 lower. al
10 Inc . sales. 3.lh2 bales.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
MERRITT OIL CORPORATION

Quarterly Dividend No. OF 2lzet. being
twenty-five cents (25c) per share. has been
declared. payable May 10, 1921. 10 stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
April so. 1921.
The transfer books 90 not close.
l.. q. TRULY,
DcaUer, Colorado. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
METALS.

The local street market for copper
was unchanged yesterday and electro
lytic was quoted at 12Ac. for spot and
nearby and 12c. for later delivery Spell
ter was quoted at 4.90m 500: lead at
4.35; tin at 31% for spot and 31A TO
81 " for futures. and antimony at 5hc.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
LIVERPOOL

Snot cotton quiet. at : points advance
middling, T.5.d Sales 1000 American 1000
Futures opened quiet, unchanged, 10 points
higher: closed duet. Mt net advance OF
points. ~ n decline of points. May i.'tid ,
Juiv So3d October siad,. December.
G2d. January. S.GGd March. S.T6d. Man
chester: Yarns quiet and unchanged cloths
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
To the gtoC khoiders of
ftAT~sE Tpk%EFwp COMPANY rNr

The annual meeting ~ the stockholders OF
raiuss Transfer Company. Inc, viii be held
a. tho offices of the company. No. ffit
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
New York. Room 500, on tho 9th day OF
May 1921 M - o'clock noon, for the eicc-
zion n Directors for the ensuing year ana
for the transaction ~ such other business a.
may properly como before the meeting.
JOSEPH A. FLOOD.
Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. April 27.-The cotton
market closed steady to-day at net decline
of s TO 13 points. Closing bid May li;iu july
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-11-23
Read Carefully!
Compare Prices!

Then visit cur Carpet Department
as soon as you possibly can. Space
will not permit us to quote all OF
the wonderful bargains offered in
this big department, but if you will
write us, care Of Department e"
we will gladly quote you prices on
any article you might want All
correspondence given personal at
tention and you get a reply by re-
turn mail. Try it.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-11-23
PUBLIC AUCTION!

The building and let known as the
A. c. A. Store, at Hartford, KY. by
order Of court, will be sold at public
auction at l o'clock. p. m, Friday.
Dec. 2, 1921.
The building and lot known as the
A. c. A. Store. at Fordsville, KY,
Saturday, Dec. 8. at l o'clock, D. m.
The above property will be sold at
public auction on days named.
Terms of sale will be announced on
premises on day Of sale.
JULIUS dOETz.
THOMAS NIMLOs. rs
Receivers.
For the american Cooperative Asso-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-11-23
Linoleum Rugs At
$16.5O

Blabon's Red Seal Burlap Back and All Cork Top Limo
leum Rugs 9x12 size. Wonderful patterns. q Z n ~
Regular $4,000 values at'., .....9 l0.JU
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-11-23
O-Cedar Mops

Extra large OCedar Mop. already oiled and extra lrage
size for painted and hardwood floors good - Ar
long handle Regular $1.75 value at I.ZJ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-01

Naval Athletic Association Sword,
for personal excellence in athletics.
Edward c. Even. First Glass
Name on Thompson Trophy Cup for
personal promotion of athletics, Ed
ward p. Moore, First Class.
Thompson binoculars for inter-class
sailing, Franklin o. Johnson, First
Glass.
Gold medal for foils championship.
A. l.. Becker.
Silver medal for sabre champion
ship. A. l. Malstrom.
Silver medal for canes champion
ship. J. A. Stuart.
Silver medal for duelling sword
championship, c. p. Hunter.
Gold medal for personal excellence
in track athletics. T. A. HuclSins.
Gold medal for personal excellence
IN gymnastics. ]. B. Bearson
Gold medal for swimming champion
ship. G. d. Emory.
Bronze medal for highest batting
average, F. T. Stubs.
Tennis championship. singles, J. E.
Waidlich.
Tennis championship. doubles. j. z.
Waidlich and A. c. Harshman.
General excellence Fourth Glass
track. meet. T. A. Huckins.
Medals for breaking Academy field
and track records: p NJ. Moncewicz.
half-mile; T. A. Huckins, 120-yard
hurdles; ]. H. Dickins, javelin throw;
V, c. Clapp. javelin throw; J. n. Opie,
high jump; H. F. Pullen. high jump
Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson, a
graduate of the Academy OF the class
OF IS. Familiarity known as "the
Nays Best Friend" personally pre-
sented the navigating sextaut and
other awards that he gives annually.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-01
BLACK BEAUTY TO Be
SHOWN AT PLAYHOUSE

On Friday and Saturday of this
week one OF the most famous of stand
ard movies will be presented at the
Circle Playhouse. This is BLACK
Beauty. the perturbation of Anna Sew
ellis well-known story
1t was a matter of wide concern
whether this story would suffer the
fate of several other classics when
it was adopted for the screen. but
Mr.. and Mrs. George Randolph Ches-
ter have embellished the original
piece so cleverly and have put it into
cinema sequence so artistically that
the picture leaves nothing to be de-
sired.
Retaining all the fine sentiment of
Black Beauty's own autobiography,
even to the least important of the
characters who figured in the touch
ing and thrilling episodes of this
horses life. and adding love story
that ranks high along with the other
absorbing works of fiction from Mr..
Chester's pen. this film shows what
fine results can be achieved where
sensible and careful methods are used
in picturizing a book.
There will be a special children's
matinee on Friday afternoon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-01
FOR z SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTES. IN COUNTY

Two Sunday School Institutes will
be held in the county next week. The
first one will be held al Shady Side on
Tuesday. June Z. The second one will
be held at Linthicum Heights on
Thursday. June 9. There will be an
afternoon and evening session at both
places. and supper will be provided
for those who attend for a reason
able price
The institute at Shady Side will be
especially for the benefit of all the
Sunday Schools located in the lower
Sunday School district. that is. the
First and Eighth districts. The in
stitute at Linthicum Heights will be
for the benefit of all the Sunday
Schools OF the upper Sunday School
district, that is. the Third and Fifth
districts. The schools in the other
districts are invited to send delegates
to either institute.
Ii is hoped that at these Institutes
the districts may be organized and
thus complete the organization of the
County Sunday School Association.
Through the district organizations
more efficient work can be done by
the county officers. In order to affect
these organizations. as we'll as to get
the benefit of the program, the attend
ance OF the pastors, officers and
teachers of these schools is desired at
these Institutes.
A good program will be presented.
The speakers, who will give talks and
lead in the discussions. are: Revs.
E. =. Spencer, s. E. Persons. r. X
hewitt, ]. t. Jaeger. II. W. Burgan, A.
<. Owens. and Mr.. S. c. Pardee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-01
Mxatt Craig. Alabama.

Wyatt Craig. Alabama.
Walter s. Dufton. California.
Keith r. Belch. Washington State
Carl II. Sanders. Indiana.
Franklin o. Johnson. Minnesota.
George c.. Forbes. Georgia.
Paul Z. Howell. Kansas
WaIfrid Nyquist. Minnesota.
David r. Carlson. Iowa.
William H. Sewell, Tennessee.
William l.. Noise. Kansas.
Honors To Athletes
At dress parade OF the regiment late
yesterday afternoon presentation OF
Prizes for honors won in professional
branches. and athletics during the aca-
demic year was made. Highest ath-
letic honors went 10 Edward S. even,
Captain of the football team and MEM
Der OF the lacrosse team. who re-
ceiyed the Athletic Association s
sword for personal excellence. and Ed
ward p Moore. Captain OF the Varsit.f
crew, and member of the football
team. will have his name engraved
on the Thompson trophy cup for in
fluence in promoting athletics
Other Prize Awards
Name OF Midshipman Elwood ID,
Poole. on cup presented by National
Society. Sons OF the Revolution. for
excellence in practical ordnance and
gunnery.
Cup presented by National Society,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. for excellence in Stewardship and
International Law, John l.. b. Olsen
First Glass.
Navigating sextant, presented by
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson. of New
York. for excellence in practical and
theoretical navigation. Silas b. Moore,
First Class.
Gold watch presented by DIR. Henry
Van Dyke. Chaplain Reserve Force,
for best essay on naval or patriotic
subject. Howard \. Kenyon, First
Class.
Maury Prize. marine binoculars,
presented by the United Daughters OF
the confederacy for excellence in
physics, Kenneth NJ McLaren, Third
Glass.
Gold medal, for excellence in small
arms practice, Pierson +. Conradt,
Second Glass.