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EVENING LEPGER-PHILADELlPlftA, THURSDAY, SPTEMMR 2t, 1914.
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GREATER OPTIMISM
IS APPARENT IN THE
FINANCIAL MARKETS
Boston Stock Exchange To
day Agreed to Permit
Trading on More Unre
stricted Basis.
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EAch day sees n further brlghtrnn
of the (Innnclnl situation. I-rnm Dnston
eamo the announcement lotlnv- that the
committee reprecntim; Investment hrvtistrii
dealing- In unlisted securities, had lifted
the ban somewhat on Rcncr.il ttarilng. nnd
has notified dealers that thev may hnvc
wider latitude In security transactions.
The committee, after confeienoe with
the Stock Exohansp Cninmittpr of tIV
feels that conditions have bo Improved
that nn Increased InislneM Is warranted,
havlnp In mind the spirit which hag pre
vailed In the vieoks which have pnsc
slnco tho clolnK of the Slock Exchange,
nrt with tre followlnu tcettictlons
Trades liove the closing prlr" nf .1 n
JO may lie made ulthotu submitting th
ame to the committee
Trades at prices under the cl'islnc
prices of J ily ro ehould continue to be
submitted to tli committee, who will take
Immediate .ictloii
Any pur-lie advertising should first be
approved b this committee, and for the
time beins circulars belnR sent out should
not quote p'lccs.
Subscription- to tho $im,efl.non New
Tork clt bond offctlns amounted to
between two ,rtd three tlmo the 150.
OOO.OOO that ws open to the public.
In view or the Inrce number of appli
cations, the sMidlcntc manneets are un
able to state what the final allotments
will be In order to dlitilbute the bonds
as vldel at poslbl, the method has
been followed of nllottlnfi all applications
up to inpoo in full and alo making full
abotments upon subscriptions received
from abroid The balance of the bonds
will be allotted as neail. as possible on
a pro rati bals
The heav applications for the lOW
and 1317 maturities will make It nece
sary for the s ndlcate manascrs to make
allotments of the arious maturities pro
rata on a basis which will permit the.
allotment of .uprocim.itlv '" pet cent
on the app'lf-ations above J.',nn,ni other
wise those who hae applied for the
longest term bond nouid lecKe noth
ing more than a nomln.i, allotment.
Imported European Varieties Hnvc
No Additional Medicinal Qualities.
'Uir annual Imports of mineral waters
aie over l.eoo.rm Rnllons liming a initio
or nearly a million doll.irs Two-thirds
of these Impoits came from (Jcrm.ihv,
France nnd AiiRtilfl-HtiiiKim. and as
soon as the stocks on hand are consumed
domestic waters should take the place
of those derived from foieisn prlnqs
In this connection It Is IntcicstliiK to
noto that last .veiir the repotted sales
ftom W commetclal epiliuss In the t'nlted
States Were more than oi.ooneflo finllons,
havliiK a total vntue of $5,W.l0 The re
cent actlilti of the New Yolk State tes.
otvatloh commission in conserving the
tin til I ill mineral waters at Saratoga
SprlHBs, as well as In imptovliiR local
conditions. Is of Interest in railing at
tention to the mnnv opportunities In this
country foi utilizing such waters and
adopting modes of treatment simitar to
those which have mode the bath lesoits
of f tot mnnv and Austria rontons
There is h somewhat popular but fal
lacious linpreslon Hint cot lain European
wateis have medicinal properties not pos
sessed bv fttiv Ameilcati waters, and
many persons addicted to the Apolllnnrls,
t'ljsnilc, or felpstlne-Vichy habit miiiht
he e'iuallv well ml Is tied bv waters irom
Ameilcan spiltim In .mltl.s nf Xtwiltnn
8las, brmlng labels pi tilted In the t'nlted
Snte
GERMAN CRUISERS'
ACTIVITIES CAUSE
WAR RISK ADVANCES
Sinking of Six Ships by
Commerce Destroyers In
fluence Increases to 5 Per
Cent, to Far East.
RUSH FOR MILEAGE
BOOKS BEFORE NEW
RATES BECOME LAW
Railroads Report Big De
mand From Travelers
Anxious to Avoid Quarter
Cent a Mile Raise.
FINANCIAL NOTES
It
If he (
Announcement was received hen- to
day from Dallas, T"c , that the ti im
representing Philadelphia. I'napter. Amei
lcan Institute of Hanking, won a unani
mous decision In u debate over Gov
ernment ownership of telegraph and tele
phones lines at the annual convention
of the organization. William W Allen,
Paul H. Dctvviler nnd Robert IV. Ftv
were the local debate! s. They opposed
Government ownership.
FTom New York comes the announce
ment todaj that Charles W. Morse 'has
ottered to form nnd (Inanie a holding
committee to take over all the assets
of the National Bank of North Ameilca.
Th Wilmington Trust Com pan v. which
'tViia appointed receiver for the Securities
Companv of Noith America, has tiled a
bond for $1 ono 'W The hill. of complaint,
which was filed bv Word. Cray & Neari
counsel for William D. Fell, a sto k
holdor, alleges liahllitv on the company's
certificates of SLOT? Ortl, while loans to
certificate or bondholders were tjni.239.
leaving a net liability of $73!.755. Cash
on hand and other assets are valued
at JStT.MD
Lewis Nellson, secretarv of the Penn-
sylvanla Railroad Company, arrived home
from Europe on the steamship Olympic
yesterday, and is at his office todav.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Companv has lied with the t'nlted States
Supreme "ourt a brief seeking to show
that under present conditions the West
Virginia 2-cent passengei rate law Is
confls' atorv and unconstitutional. In
some quarter the attack upon the
vallditv of the West Virginia law was
taken to indi ,it a second general at
tack upon J-cent passenger laws In vari
ous States
Since the lailroads announced that afl
ei October 1 theie will he an Increase
fiom '-' to .''i icnts a tnllo In the rates
to he charged for mileage books there
has been a bio demand for existing books
on the Pennsylvania nnd Reading Rnll
loads from tiavellng salesmtn and others
nnxiou to get In their supplies before
the increase becomes effective. Agents
gcnci.ill.v are repotting un exceptional
run no the books now In use. While
the si hedule of hew into !m alicwly
been tiled at Washington, they have not
vet been approved b.v the Intel state Corn
metre Commission
The Heading Knllwnv will Inaugurate a
new fi ut up in connection with Its In
terchangeable mileage books after i
tober 1. Heretofore tin He books have
b en good only for use on certain lines
In the Knt. The term "Interchangeable"
was appparentlv i misnomer, since there
wet only certain railway svstenr, aside
ftom the Reading, on which the would
lie atiept.d. Under the new arrangement
thev will lie acepterl for fare on virtually
all lines east of Chicago.
For the iigulatlon $j p mileage hook,
good onlv on the s.vstem which Issues It,
the new rate will be $.'2 50 for 10m miles
The new rate for the books with Intii
ihangeable features will be $lli, with a
rebate of J2 SO when the book cover shall
b" turned back to the companv. The p -bate
now amounts f Jo These books
will nut be transferable.
Activity of CSormaii commerce destroy
ers, wiilcll recently snhk slv steamships
In the Uny of Ueiigal, has catisul an ad
vance to live per cent. In somo classes
of war risk Insurance mtes. nnd has in
fluenced the American institute of
Mnrlhe Underwriter not to quote any
raw i on vessels bound to countries
bordering on or near the bay.
Tho advanced rales will apply pirtlcu
larly to countries on the cst and west
coast of Africa. In the Antipodes and In
the neighborhood of China ami Jnpan,
where Herman cruisers are said to ho
particularly active In their raids on com-
met ce.
The table below, prepared by the Amer
ban Institute of Marino Underwriters,
shows tho rates ruling this week for
win risk Insurance on evpotts of general
men luiiidise shipped thtough Philadel
phia, New York and Boston. These rates
were tccelved today by locnl underwrite! .
The Institute makes It plain that thev nio
not to be accepted as current flguics i
and thnt It It not Imperative, t tin t then I
be followed In the writing of i Isks. The '
matter of proper tntes to be charged Is I
left entlrelv to the discretion of tho In- I
Momiiui underwriters.
The rates are nerrnntnt-eta r ti,n .,..
values. The llrst column emm ,.,.!.
peasants feel they have nothing
but drink, but now It Is othorwlse.
WOMEN'S WOHk.
Ones cars aoho with tho sound of
women's sobs'. All the way from tha
peaceful and happy villages of the Altai
the sounds of walling and crjlng are to
bo hoard Here, however, In Moscow It
Is dlffoicnt; somo one has wiped away
their teats, and tho women with sun
shln If tent'-stnlned faces are feverishly
working for the thousands of wounded
who have coino back for their caie, cut
ting linen and sewing bandages, collect
ing money and organizing hospitals. Al-
icady there nre 50C0 Wounded In Moscow,
and they Increase at tho rate of live
tialnloatla a day. All the pulllc hos
pltal1) and Inllimnrlcs are filled, all the
private hospitals Scotes of latge pri
vate hott'cs. such as thnt of Prince
Oagntlu and Mine. Mororof's, on tho
VozdvMienkn, nte turned Into lazarettl,
honeycombs of nursing chambers and
beds The stterts ale thronged with lied
Cross sifters; In evcrv house women aie
thinking whnt thev can do personally for
the wounded, how many thc can take to
nurse
At the railway stations, where the
wounded arrive, large crowds of women
wait wllh baskets of gifts, and when the
huge cross-marked comfortable am
bulance train comes In nnd Btnps there l
a new and vveet Invasion all tlie girls
running along the corrldots with cigar
cttes, with tea and sugar, and cakes and
newspapers.
ItOSPITATtt-B TD PRISONERS.
Kven the Herman wounded participate
In the genet nl hopltnllty, and one fie
nuently hears a Russian noniin say nf
the wounded enemy befoie her: "Poor
one. Is It his fault' that he Is fighting
us?" The nermatis, for their pait, are
ver.v suspicious at-kltig of the tea, "Is It
not vltilol?' refusing to take medicine,
nnd asking. "When tun wo to be hung?"
The streets of the cltv present manv
sights the mnrchlng.of soldlets. the end
less slienm of the nrmy moving out of
the depths of Russia to the war, a nng-
nlflennt peasnnlrv biought In some caes
,odlTHIS0ITYT0BE
WELL REPRESENTED
IN NEW YORK MEET
"Ted" Meredith, "Tommy"
Lennon and Kauffman to
Wear Local Colors Satur
day in Travers Island
Track Games.
ENCOUNTERING SNAKE IS
EQUAL TO EOUIt STROKES,
SAY A VETERAN GOLFER
from the lemolost plnrei of the Old
World Thev slntr as thev mat eh. thev
ning nags or bclllgci ent nations, except "rt their hats nnd spout as they go.
liermnn.v and Austria, for which no tntes i cheering foi the wnr. In the midst of
ate quoted; the second column, shins of ! their numbers are many peasant women,
foieigii neutral nations, nnd tho lust col- u'cs who lefnse to be patted from their
umn for American Vessels.
Ki lunr and ?cntlsnd, eft
. ensi. mid Iroland .... ti
t.nnilon, Knullfh ami i'remh
'-hnnel ports "i
Enitlatvl ami Seotland, east "
n.t-t north of .-trniu of
Do w , ,-,
Atlantic Ruropean ports, linvre
tci ilihrsltnr 3
MerHterrn"an, nut cast of
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South Africa '... .,
Hot Africa ,-,
linst Afrl. a-
Vla c"n,e of ao.01 Hone fi
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A un ml la. .vw Zealand',
strnlts Settloments-
V R Sue s
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vli faclflc coast fi
Via I'nnnmn Canal .1
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la Sue ,-j
Vjn Cape of O00J Hope .
via Put lite 1 oast S
la Panmiia Canal .1
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"tl'er West nlle .. .'.'..' .'
.irth loi.t South 111crlta.
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VVpstteiM --nuth Vmerlca
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NOTES OF THE FLAIL
To vote on thr nppioval of a refund
ing and improvement moitgnge covet
itig the ralltuad pio;ierties, rights nnd
fianchlses, a .-pedal meeting of the
stockholdeis of the Krlc Itallroad vvlli
be h Id on October 13.
President Harrison of the Southern
RallvviM. wants the next annual meet
ing nf the company, which will bo held
on October 13, to be "more than the
conventional routine," nnd looking to
ward this end he has sent a letter to
sKekholriers asking their co-operation.
Stockholders aie Invited to ask questions
ot the management.
MOSCOW CHEERFUL
DESPITE FROWNING
FRONT OF GREAT WAR
Spirit of Hope Pervades
Russia and Sobriety Has
Followed the Disappear
ance of Vodka.
husbands, nnd they help to carry the
Immense baggage
,s n contrast thete nre long proces
sions of Oermnn and Austrian pilsoncis
looking very sulkv and tired; men In bit
lereil helmets, rent clothes, cnvnlrvnien
without horses, foot-soldiers vlth the
dust nnd blood of tlj" bittlefieli unre
movetl. Itusslans guaid them with
drawn swords on their shoulders, the
populace runs nlonglde nnd laughs nnd
criticises: "What sni-ill men Wllbelm
promised they should come to Moscow,
nnd thev 've cninc'"
Xo malice however, seem' to be borne
the pilsoners Op the contrary, they nre
shown n gtent deal of kindness. Sausage
is provided for them ami riermnn news
papers Mnnv people ask "Is It not dull
for vou h'ie"" "Not so dull If only there
wete b'et," Is the replv.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun nnd Tide3
.", 1 1 n m Sun ts.. . ft TA p.m.
PIIILAmil.l'HIA.
1 l a 111. 1 High water. r in p.m.
a m. Low water 12.01 i m.
nitKDV ISLAND.
witr. I ts.a.m ' Itluh uatir. 2 is p m.
. 111 11.111 ' Low water . .,'1 p ni.
IIIII.Al'k w .v 1 UK,
High water II 21 a.m. High water. 11 . "7 p.m.
Low nater . t .VJ a.m. Low uatcr.. rt.l"i p.ni
Pun rises
High nter.
Low w nter . .
HlBh
Low wuiei
Philadelphia will bo well represented In
the New York Athletic Club's games at
Travers Island, N. Y next Saturday.
"Ted" Meredith, Kauffman and "Tommy"
Lennon will wear local eolorB. "Ted"
Is to compete In the 410 and 8S0-yard
runs. He la the national nuartcr-mlle
champion. KntifTman Is the Penn fresh
man runner of promise, and tyennon Is
the athlete who Is taking his entrance
examinations In tho hope of entering
l'onnsyivnma.
Theie tnn be n new record hung up
on Saturday at tho New York A. C.
games, when the Mercury foot team In
the 1200-yatd relay go out after the record
of 2.03 2-5 held by tho hlsh-Amerlcan
A C Heinle Wefers sent his crew out
for n til.il Sunday and the times lecorded
for each TM Mirds were: Kuhn, .1J1-5;
McNtiltv, 31 1-3; aiciinon, 32, and Wilk c,
3J seconds. Total, 2.03.
During the coming winter Now York
will stago n teal Intercollegiate athletic
meet. Tho I. C. A. A. A. has obtained
n date In Madison Square Garden carlv
In leliruary to hold tho first annual In
door ldnv and team championships of
tho association. Tho full list of events,
will be as follows: Five-men relay, each
man to tun IV) yards; live-men tebiv,
each man to run ,'100 ynids; four-men le
lav, each mnn to run 500 urls; four
turn relav, each man to run 1000 ynids,
four men rclnv, ench mnn to tun 2nj)
vnicls: four-nun relay, .OX jnrds. First
man to run 200 yaids, second man TOO
.vnrds, thlid man 50) ards and the niuhor
W0 j at ds.
The field events will be open to llve
inen teams, ami Include high Jumps, polo
vaults and Hi-pound nhot. The points
will (ount same as In the cross-country
championship.
If the plans of tho oillclnls of tho Mid
dlr Atlintlc Association do not nilscairy,
the ensuing vein will be tho most pros
perous In the hlstoty of athletics In this
section, .tunlor and senior eiosf-countr.,
championships nio to bo held, while the
usual tltulat nffalts aro also planned.
In addition nn effort is going to lie made
to Increase the .Interest In nmntcur box
ing and wtcstling, Tournaments ntc to
be held.
Another problem for tho golf hnn
dlenppets was uncovered by Wlnthrnp
Sargent, of Merlon, In tho nnnunl
Benlors' tournament at Iho Apavva
mis Country Club, tlyc, N. Y., yes
terday morning. Sargent was away
In front of the remainder of the
field nt an early hour, and shortly
after driving ftom tho first tec, en
cotintctcd a snake curled up within
a few Inches -at his golf ball. A
driver Is not consltucted with u view
to service as a reptile destroyer, and
It took sevetnl minutes to dispose ot
tho poisonous snake. After clearing
the course, however, Satgenl found
his nerves In such a shape that he
took a 91 to complete the course.
This was four strokes more than
were icqulred by his running mate,
Charles F. Qulncey. of Greenwich.
The latter, however, did not encoun
ter any snakes on his Journey, nnd
declared that not Snnvlng to tnnke
the "snake shot" was worth nt least
four strokes. In stalling the Holds
In future, It hns been suggested the
hnndlcnppers should rlist ascertain
the likelihood of encountering rep
tiles and nllow the fiottt runners tho
bencilt of such gruelling experiences.
CENTRAL HIGH ELEVEN
LOOKS LIKE GOOD ONE
fruit,
Vessels Arriving Today
nlla (Ilr I .lumesoii. Port Antunlo,
Atlitntli Tiut 1 otnl,an.
cjiMntl' n. Thau her Morton p.isucncers tml
me-, han llie, M reliant an Miner' Ttniispor
tuti'in Cumpmn
Sniling- Today
Mivnnnati and .l.irkfnn
Mlners Transportation
M'i?("OW. Sept. 21
No deptesslon of the national plrit lb
noth cable in Kussla. no strikes, no riot w.
1 ne ,ioij ii.ipe iir nur raiuoann, 11 ,," -wmii. ,11111 piopigunoa or pessirn
th'y are to remain under private owner- j !. but instead .111 all-pervading hen
ship, is that there he nn immediate ad- 1 fulness and national unanimity which
vai allowed in thlr passenger and I rven the most optimistic could not huve
freight rates," said D F. Bush, presl- fresen. The p. nsunts go to the front
dent of tie Missouri Pacific, and the w,lh ""' nthusiasm. and the "intelli
I'enver and Rio Grande Railroads, in ! Sfntsln " Radical ( nrl fonservatlve alike,
nn address before the Missouri Pacific 1"?P.'' them on The newspapers of all
-ir. Tuscan, llowi.
v lite. M rchants ani
1 ''imnnni
Mr. I'rrslin. .N'lckTS m. Tloston, MervliinK
nn.l Miners Tinn! nrt-itlen I'ompnn.
Mr. Nvm Vurk, fc htilte. e York, CI; ,Ic
Mmmrhip inmuti. 4
-tr. LrUnson, Willis, llalilmore, tirkuson
Line.
-c hr I'enrgia I). Jenkln McYean, M. 1'e
loisburg Kl.i., A. l c umtulns ,v. c'o.
Si'hr. Pen v lllrrtsall. Itinm, -Ctuiilestun.
C'tiarles T. Jlcsee A le.
Conch Howell's Boys Will Mnkc De
termined Bid for Title.
Football practice has been progressing
llnelv at Central High, nnd tho piospccts
nio blight for a championship season.
Tlie Mirrors nre determined that not
onl will they go through their ch fl
uid without being defeated, but that no
other team shall even tlci them. Iast
ear they were not beaten, but tho 7-7
tio with West I'hllly enabled the latter
to split the honors with them.
Captain "Hilly" Stephens has been
showing gieat t-pced In practice, making
gains of fiom 2.1 to 10 yards on end runs.
Hill Uiitler, the all-around athlete, has
not vet rounded Into form, hut It Is
thought that ho will do much better
win 11 the weather gets colder.
The pinbalilo line-up of tho team which
villi face Wilmington High In tho Hi st
HEAT HAS NO TERRORS
FOR NORTHEAST HIH
Northeast High has been braving the
heat for the past week Willi daily ten
minutu sctlmmnges after hard signal
drills. Cpach Johnson Is tr Ing to got
the team In good lunning oidor for tho
pinctlco game to be held next Satntdny
against Mount Holly High, at Mount
Holly. All tho first nnd second string
men will ho given a tryout In this game,
which should prove n good test of tho
Red nnd Hlark'H strength.
Klnr, the now player, formerly nt How
ard College, llltmlngham. All., Is show
ing up well nt end. He btokc up sev
eral of tho varsltv's'pln.vH single handed
In Ycs,cida.v'B scilmtnngc. Hu has lots
of siloed nnd will make the other wing
candidates hustle. Sickle tetlirned to
the game nfter seveial days' absence.
The team lined up vesterday nn fol
lows: finds, Brelthnupt and Wilson;
tackles, llldpath and flnrdiier; gtmitts,
Mnssev nnd Sickle; centie, A. Whltnker;
backi. Webb, Wetzel, F. Whltaker nnd
1 tetter.
Wilmington Plnys Locnl Schools
WH,MI'C,TON Sept. 21 -Manager Itoh
ett Win, or the Wilmington High School
foothnll team, announced the schedule
vesterdav for this season Severnl Phila
delphia schools will ho plaved.
The schedule follows: Satunlav, Sep.
tember 2 Vlnelnnd High School, home;
Frldav, October 2, Central High School,
at Philadelphia. Satuidny, nctoher 10, At
lantic City High School, nt Atlantic City;
Saturday, October 17, National Farm
School, home, S.Uurdn.v, October 21, Down
ingtown High School, at home, Saturday,
October HI. Ttenton High School, at Ti en
ton: Wednesday, November I. Pennsvl
vnnla Military Acndemv. at Chester; Sat
urday, Novembei 7, Tolletlne Acndemv, at
home: Saturday. November II, Chester
High School, at homo; Satuidnv, Novem
ber 21, Philadelphia School of Pedagogy,
at home. Thanksgiving Day, Norrlstown
High School, nt home.
BOItRELL MEETS LOGAN
Joe Horrell hns agteed to meet Frank
Logan nt the Hock Spilngs Club, Lan
caster, Pa during Talr Week. Jack
Ulllnn, who was matched to fight I.ognn.
vvlted Manager llarty Heutel that he
wnulil tin 11 tin lit o In L'i'l ill 1 1 11 rl 1 1 1 i 111 lit
at, el, nn ertrle tlnte. In flnniel i.rtl In '
touch with Horrell and the match was
quickly arranged.
Gelding Breaks Neck
MfNKOI-A, Sept. St. Hi on nio. W J.
Henson's hav gelding, was killed In a
tinttlng lace nt the fait heie yestei
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Amncl.itlun "A moderate advance in
the rat- that would afford the railroad J
the desired tevenUe would not appre
ciably (ni 1 ease the prices of any com
modity to the consunur."
The New
commission
Hompi-hlre
has denied
Public Service
the application
parties stand to.-dher. There Llbernl
organs are ns lmal as those of the ex.
treme Right. Time Is th' same unnnlm
ltv nmoiig thf Poles ntif. the Jews Jew.
Ish volunteer teglments have even heen
formed The onlv simpnthv with rier
mnnv lr In the breasts of the 1'inna.
the only instinct to fall into brigandage
and
All
natural
broke
amounted
valued
B, product!
valued
total
for
cubl
per
012.S77.O0O ruble feet, valued al IJT.32I.2S2
West Vircinia led in nrnriuetinn u-fth
35.3,9S5.noo cubic feet, valued at 134.. ! Tn' nw "orth " "th route of the
164.S50. Pennsslvani.1 mu .econd with 1 Hil1 nv between the northwest aid
an output of 115,ie0,2tj0.000. valued at 121.. 'ialve.ton. w.iic affords a saving if T"0
695,815. I nil eg in distant 1, is to he put In ora-
. tion .Novumner 1 itti
Northern California Power Company I ''' B,"l underptandlng Is that
which serves the ttrntorv north of tha ' 1l" THnltv and Brao Valley will pas
racin- fias and Ulectrlc territorv. "" ""' P"n"i"ii n me 11111 inn.ieia
Steamships to Arrive
l-ASSCXCICIl.
Name. From. Pate
Mnngollan fllasgow .. .. 'i t HI
mmpalla Naples Srpi is
Uuminlon Livcriool bcit ID
PRCtOHT.
Cltv of Durham Calcutta Kei.t. 1
Kufilerilvk flntterilnm .. t-ej 1 1", '
VmstBldl Kottcnuim ... s, t r, ,
Mart Pnlnt Inilon . . i-ept la 1
Mnn Muriner .vinnencstcr . . t-.-i t in
Atiilfo Ilu.lva ... .-ept 11
Miirmfelu Calcutta .. e,t. -
I'anHilia biavunir . e 1 15
' n nbergen Cnpllfi ... frept IS
nmlLin Lelih .. sei.t 10
(nllfrnU 1 'oi nliBgen . Ci t
Mlimeurl Lnnilun Srpt 22
Dukutan llllo bept
Steamships to Leave
PASENonn
Name. For
Carthaginian Obuumv
Dominion Liverpool
ntamialti Naples ...
game on October 2 Is as follows De Long 1 day. Spictutors thought he buist n blood
and Coodcll, eudh, Wlrkmiin and Itomlg, , vcshcl and fell, but a dtiver lust he
tackles Young nnd Chanibets, guards; 1 hind "-aid Jack DMInu "as driven ,o
Fnrmakls. ccnttc, Gotwals, riuartei back; 1 close ti Hrownle tint tho wlncN hooked I
Stephens and Ilenr, halfbacks, and 1 causing Dinvvnlc to stumble and bicak
Thomas, fullback. his neck.
LEBANON ATHLETES
BATTERED,-BDT ARE
HAPPY AT SHOWING
Varsity Eleven Held Car
lisle Indian Braves to 7-0
Score Jollification Affairs-Held
Last Night.
ANNV1M.E, Pn Sopt, Sl.-Bnttered
nnd bruised but happy, the mcmbeis of
Hie Lebanon Vnllcy College football
tentn returned to school today after their
successful stand against the Carlisle
Indlnns yesterday. Coach Guyer gave
the team a day's Vacation today. To
morrow tho team staits Its regular rou
tine work for tho game next Saturday
when they meet tho Carlisle Indian Re
serves. Although defeated yesterday, tho play
ers consider their showing a virtual
victory over the Indians. They out
played Conch Warner's team nnd forced
the plojlng during most of tho time.
Twice they forceil the Indians to their
two-jam line, but each time the oiTl
clals caught the runner out of bounds
nnd tnc Indians were given the ball.
The showing made yesterday Is better
than over before In the school's history
nnd hopes nre being entertained for a
championship team this season.
Last night huge bonders were built on
the campus nnd the students, male nnd
co-ed, danced mound tho llnmes, singing
their songs of victory. When consldeted
the short time thnt the locnl collegians
have been ptactlclslng their showing In
yesterday's game was almost wonderful
Coach Warner congi ululated Coach Guyer
on me fceneni wnouing oc ins team
nnd declared that their work was equal
to tiny seen on the Carlisle Held In years.
The schedule for the yrnr follows Oc
tober .1, Indian Heserves at Attnvllle;
October 10, Franklin and Marshall at
Lancaster; October 17, Western Marj
land nt AnnvlMo: October 21, Gettysburg
nt Gettysbutg, October 31, Washington
College at Annvllle: November 7, Sus
quehanna Fnlverslty nt Annvllle, Novem
ber H, Muhlcnburg ST Allentown, Novem
ber 2C, Cnthollc University nt Washington.
SOUTHERN WILL PLACE
TEAM ON FIELD AGAIN
Downtown Schoolboys Decide to Con
tinue Gridiron Gnmo This Year.
After much talk of abolishing fnotba'l,
Southern High has determined to make
nnother nttempt to put u team on tlv
lb Id which thev hope will make a credit
able showing.
I'lofessof Johnson, who is com hlng tlm
men, with tlie assistance of Stevens, nf
the track team, and Kfllv, ot last venra
football squad, piomlses to have the men
whipped into lino shape for the flist
game. A setlous ptoblem facing t'oadi
Johnson will be to llnil some one to
(111 the quatteibtck position left vacant
by Cnptnln Kellv's fallute to teturn to
school. Ills successor will most lllceh be
Allen King, of Inst year's football nnd
baseball trams, who always put up a
good game for Southern.
Mnnagei SokolofT's c.ill for cnndliVtte)
In ought out II men. Among them wrru
Hudson, Velgiiics and flto'-. wt.'aiw of
last year's team. The work-out yesterday
consisted chlelly of .signal pinetlcc
Tho schedule as announced Is 03 fol
lows: October 9. I'l.'inkford High, awnvj
October 1C. Vlnelnnd High, nt home, Oc
tober 21. National Pium Si hool, at hnnvj
October 20, School of I'cdngogv, nt h-mo;
November i;, Nottbcnst, away, November
1!, V. I. I)., nt home.
Rain Stops Grand Circuit Races
CDLirMI'.l'S, Ohio. Sept. 21 Rain
(iiused the postponement ol the Gtnnd
Circuit t aces heto today.
Date
Fei t 2)
. . .Oi t -t
. .Oct 0
previous records for production of ' ? he Ho,,on and ?aine Railroad and r,'. h' """ 7rZL'""M"?'? I ,,., ...... :Sh,n s...
nl gas in tho United States wete I ' '-rani irunK Hauway tor permission , ,, f s(ref.s crovvns tho 'm.'t,n .Vm. Man Cxchanw .:.;. MuV ier S . -n
last vear when the output to im rease pasnenger mileaSe rates from ,h"n ''" VJ e h.li1': ".."fs2nrms ,?;.?'", '":lo'i . ?i" ')
n ni iqb nfi dn ....hi. .., 1 to 1a cents a mtle V. , -.--- .., ..,.; ,m,,iu id uttmiy i rieirruj-ft jioiicr'uini ... rt t u
to r.Sl.,$B.23t.nnO euhlf feet. . i - "" " aii0. .,- . lh( r aa . . K,!I I liunia CaDrnhaiiGn . .ieni "-t
at JS7,ii,fi77. This compii res with . . . T .. On the otber h,nrt if ih r- .,.." .J t Wet. Point lwmlon . ..Sept. ;.o
on of -,2 203,tr,;.oo eublc feet. .'VVa,s" 'n,vo'n . 'owa?,e '".. the upper hand and Inn ct " J , ,. :Sr.7K,n"'::'''''''''LVn'ei,, ' ?L
at JS 1.361 017. in 1-12 Of tho i l'" - nai or tap lines tor naming ,he presence of million. nVneJim.:' , . , "V:., ,
product, about 12 per cent w.s used I r,-'.nePl ln ." eat n producinc district s,BriB ,n Prrn , , "'"'', "",",, .
domest.c purpo.es. or lM.-..2 ono "'" "T """ !S " lViu TV?" '''"''' ""- ' ho have propertV and FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS
hiw kiiv, viiiiiivijiiiw . iij, m ia,icj
civilisation, as it
States engaged.
other
I-rQUOIiS UNDKR OrPICIAL nAN
All vodka shops have been clobed for
'lulnio rubs the sail market.
STUAMSIUPrf.
Hull, Kraln
Pernin.m 'nri, (Inlveftten i:
SOMKI murlei "i. Oil. liromiit
llratabcrg iN'or.i .Its tuns, time rhirter
ir-it, rn I irrla. ,ho tn rIv munlh ,, nw
,. .,..,. v. j r. ..,,. . . , . . .. ' -:-- , :":." - -- "
i.-A.. -t. i.l " ..."..4.., nie4 iusi4 ui u vvurci irum mo i " ll "U . 'remi'i.
through train ,,.,. ... ,..,.. ... ... mihw vvilrun illr). .--'7 tens. hninnnah to
. iu wtn on me appearance of I I nitcl Klns.lom. cotton, bails Ko iuu. ne
rcporin ErnHd earnings ior tne seien
months ending July 31, of $4ST,non. n
'crease, of $3S.noo as compared with fill
,ar years tho gross earning have ln
Wn per cent.
vkholder of tho Wayland Oil
-. -5
ul the termination of ilk receivership.
Th
company, in axiilrlnff a bo k of Janr,
In Muffalo s kite for a terminal
market tui.lar to those it op. rateu in
fhlladelphiH, II irrii-b.iig und Pittsburgh.
(i'an icuiimu coqay mat tlie i " '
; Lrs2: ?r. ,nz" nut lays inman
w9 ftsvi u i.j nu per
t
Peer ' Virginia Held, and thnt
T,,.e, ?.-.' t would continue until
t de ti,? ,ber The curtailment "t
Mciorm es calsel unalon
fttiu-wi s "a the atiich of the Wi.
fa concern.
c-hrltty It has been impossible to ob-t-un
ait.ihidlc liquors of any kind, and
a a ronsniutnre dtunkenness has dUnp-
p.uii.i iiein me nireitu ana with It a
renriKv'vanln. thioueh a holding i,i at uimv of lirggai-s who only beg thnt
tnty ni.iv gatlur 2" Kopelis for a bottlo
1 lie abseme of vodka has made a Bleat
blank It. the p. .i.snts' lives, but that , hmslom, Umier,
tank has bten filled up bv the war and
th. Int.ren of th. war. Ordlnarilv tho
(lair to
rrlvate
to
iif.t t. nroini t
crown r.r i nrduva (Br), 22TiO ions
I nlttil KliiK'i in or Frame, ttour,
ii in. i-ciaeiimer-'JcconQr.
Ilnnmlol i"r I '.'02s tons. Haltlm'ne
Hav urn 'uai. privatft terms, pmtnnt
KmnsU'l iXirj lOKi tons, Ciuel-pi and
Point rtu '- htne to (j1uhj;ov'. deals, V24. ul ,
I rompi
n, ,'a-ro ' inr lliiA ions, uuu to I nuf.i
iter, nrliate term, nromnt.
Cotelun ntt iiinbhll'. 7ll()6 Ioiih rieail-
utltiiil M ntri.il I', liavie lil, ?7 for LUm
prebif-1, 18 for n'n-cuinpioieul, October.
AT MIXED BILLIARDS
- M-hVs-.S N (
- V'WS W' eV -VJtK
n
DIVIDENDS D5CLAIlgO
trtts Elevator ' ompany. tr?ular qwerly
TH Pr cnt. en preferred and Is, nt nt
on common rajttMe October IS la stock uf
record ticpiember JO.
Bodton and Altanv regular quarterly 31.
per cent paulile !ermler 3J to utocli. of
re-or'i November jO.
X'nlnn Natural Oa Corporation,
f Jrjn. tskuUi .piarterlj ;., ir en
Of PUIa.
f Jrjii. tvkuUi u'larlerlj ;, i.er .t-nt navabln
Ootoler 15 to :u-k of record Septtuibm Ki.
Continental (ia and Kl irl' I'ompanir. tt
Grand Hupll. regular ll4 r cnt. en pre.
f erred an I t, of I (,er cent ou common, uuy.
able October 1
Kauaas Oaa and Elertri regular u,uarirly
IK per cent, on prtferrc-l. (j-iyable Ch,toU.-r
10 siec oc recor.i
la Mtoeli of ret ord aevUniber
Haverford A. A. to Have Team
"WAYNB Sept. 31 -The Haverford A
A. will be represented on the- grtdlron thi3
season with an independent team The
club has aecured the use ( tin. Itadie r
Jllgh School grounds fui ita games The
fdlowlnr rcen have rtp,,ned im the t. a.ni
arons 11 int Kellev U rrtt I'rtu 1
TVi'jDS, Rvan tall, Gavin, t ee'nn
i-esibnltj Jlno-f fjetrin-, Kirk, Wha'"'
Jvrw4?va and Wdciteynoliis.
I Impartial Unbiased Information
Proceeds of Game Go to Bed Gross
Relief fund.
VPW V(lTU" Vi nl i 'Phi. . e..n
fM" -. i-v ei-iiw ll it-ilia' en -. ..
uoiidi hiiijrd m.u.h f bftrt pouus 9m repardinp- Investment Serin-inns vvns never more
lerlrjtn hillln,,H , iA cr' C
!. Ensliah and Vnti at American hillinrria
ir tw played by Wl'ue Hcpr. of Now . V' nOOned tlfin limv
Vorh, nnd M.lbourne Inman. of line- I p I'-vlv,U UUlll UUU .
land, at the A.tor H'-tel heslnning nent
iliinday. with to Maslons dailv
Ihioiivhout the wek. Is rousln; the
defp.-st Interest among billiard fans all
cvr the countrv
While Ifoppe is certain to kfp a Ifnod
lead over Ihe Ki,-lih chsroplon at W
balfelln. it Is ionc"bd that lnmin will
even the store by hU superiority over
U(iw at the Hngliah game ilopnti in
said to have mide remarkable trl4e
at the Kntfllnh uamo. but he would have
tr be a marvel of akill to beat the
Orllon it hi "n amr, ant) bilUardlats
liho have viat'hed both esperta at work
BaSAI't thnt ItlM Keilt Iff,,. MA ,nn knnA
Utt it a tvo to one break at the Sng- 'A
uanmarjs game
Sftclety women, tdemiilod with the
Bed Ctom neltef Fund Mill be inter
eeted In tbe forthcoming routch. a the
proceeils of one matinee lll to devoted
to the fund As many of the se4ts will
b rtlled b ao i-t uornen on ihi, oc u
mi n the ltd i r s t utnl it la ex
reited. vvll t. 8-l(.l I. th. ape.urt
i f 2O0O or m " ,mi to- mil " nil, be
the means of mspirir ct rrv to make
similar donations to the fund.
How have the rapidly changing conditions affected
your holdings? of course you wish (q know, but do you?
Investors Service
Keeps jou in touch and frequently warns Its users and
fildb n a ib cislon toward wise action. An information
service to Invcstuib no "tips" for Speculators.
Call or write for leaflet "Vain Regrets" and register jour request
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In use by 21 Hanks and Trust Companies of this City.
H. EVAN TAYLOR, Inc.
702 MORRIS BUILDING
HUDSON Six-40-$1550
This Year
f.o.b. Detroit
1915 Model
m r,
I
The New Conception
The HUDSON Si.v-4U for 191 5 is
not merely a new model. It marks a
new conception in motor car design
ing. It is the car which last year pio
neered a new era, and it proved itself
the greatest of HUDSON successes.
Now it comes out with 31 new fea
tures, all in the way of refinements.
But the HUDSON engineers
headed by Howard E. Coffin have
found 31 ways to improve it. Now
the new model shows the finished
result of four years spent on this sin
gle car. livery detail reveals their
final conception of what the coming
car should be.
No other engineering corps in
It is new in its lightness 2890 America has done so much to wine
pounds. Its engineers have saved out over-tax.
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PHILADELPHIA
t
Un'h Jhitl3
Bak Rtcrcnctt,
about 1000 pounds under former
weights for cars of this class. Yet
there is no staunchcr car.
It brings out in perfection a new
type motor which immensely reduces
operative cost.
It introduces new comforts, new
conveniences, new ideals in beauty.
It sets a new price standard for
high-grade cars.
And it opens a new field to Sixes
an enormous field, which price here
tofore compelled men to buy Fours.
31 Final Touches
You who saw last vear's HUD
SON considered it perfection. Men
A Saving of $200
And there comes with this new
model a saving of $200. That is due
to a trebled output.
Here is one of the handsomest, one
of the best-equipped cars in the
world. It has seats for seven pas
sengers. It is the finest HUDSON car ever
built. Its very lightness proves its
quality.
It offers every up-to-date attrac
tion, some of which are found in no
other car.
And this car costs but $1550, f.o.b.
'Detroit. Come, see what a car that
Dougnt juuu more than the factory price will buy because of H UDSON
wu,u "" methods.
Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car Company
6 INorth Broad Street, Philadelphia
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