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GRAY-DOWNEY WEDDING
High School Graduates of 1915 United
in Marriage

‘ .l romance that began in Stamford
High School culminated Thursday.
when Miss Hannah llowncy,

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Just to flag your attention to lllll l it lohll I ] l\\llt} of .il (,iltl ,
ton all'lllix', Shutdot‘d. was married to

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Rouse“ Day at this Store -(‘hu'le.~l l-letooll Gray, of New Canaan.
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Special Sale of Book
.Elds in different
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'6 South Mam Street leg. “l‘illii‘lii, 'l‘he (lluplo lll'i ill High
' ' '—' is il.l-ll and were graduated in the

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~ ~ . . us Q from $3 to $5 per clubs of 1913. Their wedding Was at»
, pan. ‘ liendvai Ly :l host ol‘ their friends, forY
7 Now‘s the time—big variety lhiiss llownvy is \‘t'l‘y popular ill Stanl-
-—all Sizes. ifortl, and tho groom's New (‘anztazn

land Stamford friends are IlullTH‘tHlS.
A solemn high nuptial mass was cel‘

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afikeiifiuni ”dbfithA‘ILS“ :
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.Wiiile staying in Norwnlk, Miss A.
[Shelia Quinn, of New liaien, who
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1' ‘ebrnled by lily. .l. C. O'Brien. pastor

ioi‘ St. John's Catholic Church. lie wu‘x‘

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W" at the Catholic Club entertain Norwalk SO. ”JOINTi alk i ”Sign“ b-‘I “(‘7' J' J' Mellruw as “"1"
mt last ereniu: is the quest of lllr. il‘imm' and Re“ TWIN“ tasey as
finding. Edward I. Quinlan of layers to - ._.. 3!. _ _ _ - ’d-Hamn. The bride was given in mar

‘liage lly her brother. She was met

;at the altar-rail by the groom, best

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. ‘Illllll anti maid of honor.

Ihwhurued \‘Jslél‘tléll': Ike Sl‘li't‘i, . . ,
' ' " The bride was charmingly attired tn

of '3 Fairfieid avenue: John Barrett.“ ,
of New Canaan; Mrs. Lillian Williams. l a noun 0f “me Duclunle mm"! WM,
:1 train. and i‘lli‘ won? it tulle vell. She

of Taylor avenue: James Carter. of , _

., I’inc street. .carried 0 shower bouquet of lilies oi

nebeoond District Commissioners, Admitted yesterday" nlrs. l the. valley and white roses. Tlhe maid

. Levelling and discussed the. pro- l Kelchem of'lial‘bor alvenue of honor. Miss Anna .1. llowney, a 8l5~

floodlighling'uysiem. They were in] ' ‘ ' tor of the bride, was gunned in pink

iv" i'it'and stated that it was ”'éiusw ENGLAND PLAYERS WILL “WI-W“? silk not and '.lIlVI‘l‘ lace. She
t'scientlflc in the [milled Staten: HOLD SPECIAL MEETING earned a shower bouquet of pink roo-

iby uremia. HOSPITAL NOTES

‘1, --laatcst colors. soft hats, ()‘ilrien's.
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‘ Electrical engineers. nerves, Tinnen
fifid ilennings, connected with large
f: upratlorls, attended the. meeting of

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* "line business woundso disposed at BOSTON, Jan. l3.———A meeting of the es. The best man was William Light. :
P” the commissioners. V9“ anmnd members of the Baseball of Bridgeport, a (‘Ollbln of the groom. .;
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W0“ {"1" find a 800“ ”WW?“ “”9” ”mm” M" be he” "‘ Leonard Bradley oi Stamford. The
l. W” milllnery “i clearance sale ibis city nextThursday night, accord- Christmas decorationu ill the church
”0.93:“ “19,118,,“ Millinery' 29 So. mg to notices received .by members remained to enhance the beauty 0!

[today from David Pultz. It is under-
.. z :1 . 25100“ that the purpose or the meeting Immediately after the ceremony.
~ i Cattle-.DEDUW Twourbly 0‘ Stamford. is to strengthen the organization in about fifty relatives and intimate
. (“do his official visit to Dnnbury this section. Members Will be urged it friends of the couple gathered m the
budget)! Elks at last evening’s uleet- is said not to sign contracts sent out‘homp “I the bride's father. where u
i A large number oi the lodge by major league clubs until the “r‘icollation was served.‘ The departure
era were present to greet the ternity demands have been compiled?“ the couple was the occasion for a
deputy. The lodge has enjoyed with. It is announced that Mr. Full: demonstration with rice and 01d shoes. _
’.a.1lmsperous year and Mr. Twombly will preside. They are on u, the South to spend rcscntatlvcs, Friday, Jan. 5, what
on , tamed.“ members on the ad- we” honeynmn. and him “,9“- m- he knew about the alleged stock
“magnetic Made this year and the lll'l turn will reside in New Canaan, where ' dcaln said ‘0 have grown from in-
fifwtftli‘e‘ members have takenin. Mr, only has taken at. the duties re- icrwews of Secretary of State
lodge nfiairs. jTInker Says Putt: Refused to Mmlt'cenuy laid down by “my late rather. Lausmg and President 'Wilson's j
‘ , l the “Outlaws." James Gray. as proprietor of GrayJ’CaCC “910 Dec. 21. “A letter he
.e-‘OANCING gATURDAY NIGHT t CHICAGO, Jan. 13.—Former Fed"Brothera' Bottling Works. read, nlgncd “A. Curtis," and
grown Aosembly Hall. Grace Brds's'oral League bull players will not supl The Clinton avenue house. was pret-l lflll‘portlng‘r to come. from a Wa'll

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'chrescntativc William R.
\ll/ood, of Indiana, told the Rules
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‘lodocrchestrwt‘athedral Chimes. pom David Fultz. president of the lily decorated Wm, laurel roping. hollyfitrect broker, mclltioncd llamey
‘ . Players Fraternity. in his threat lolamlpnlms, and the. scene at tho blue 1- Baruch, a “Nil-known SY)(‘(‘ll-.
or &' Golden, iii an advertise- declare a strike it the requests of the- quot table was picturefsque. Cough- lator on the New York Stock EV-
,m at Ito The. Sentinel. today write i‘“ Fraternity are not granted. according lin’u orchestra plnyed during the. re. cllange. i‘llc letter also said Jo-

n letter to owners of real estate, to“ Joe Tinker former manager of llltlicepflmp The decorations well; by the Sepll. l‘. 'i'umulty, secretary to
‘merchants and manufacturers. iii-"um" Chicago Nationals and Chicago Fed. Misses Free. and the collation wan‘ FTC-“"9“ \Vilsn‘l, had eaten'
fildendly'waming ‘15 t0 the insurable erals. served by Paul lileebolllner, caterer. 1":“Hkm5t “"lill liarurh 0' ILCI
no of their holdings. The letter we Tinker declared. that the time he _-_.__ lilltnlorc Hotel, in New (York! 4‘
”kills the depreciation which occurs was in the Federal League he and An evening: social of the Hospital ill)m”.”w “m0 ”i th" "0'9 3““
nf {W0 3’93“" time, and advises ln- other players in that organization ill-‘“"IIIHI Club was held in!“ evening ill “m‘rvw‘wi M“ “’0‘“ “kid 1""‘i. '
dressing the-insurance where the 80 tempted to obtain membership in lllollllt' (“littord ”Ull‘i. and was most Huc- (Itto ”‘ [\"b'l' "wmi‘wr "f ”‘02 ‘
”01: want. or 90 per cent ”“1“".“0” Fraternity but were not admitted. Icessful. There were pine tables. The 1"“ firm “f l‘ “1"" “W“ 3' CO» l’i‘ '
' ' clam-18 ‘3 it‘d!" 0f ”‘0 1’0”” "0“} After the baseball truce had lleell'llostexsc-s of the evening were 'Mrs. Suhl’WHin t” “f“ if h“ hail «'Nl' '
ldeclared, Tinker said, an effort was Henry (‘. Shel-er, Mrs. J. Emory Stew \‘(tnct- Information about ”10. '
» made. to enlist the former Ft‘dt’l‘ltls‘f'lla‘ and Mrs lPrnnk ll. Woodward. "“10“" i ..
Alex Olsen, “the terrible Suede“ of but none. as far as he. knp\\'_ jonled ”“1! Mrs. (i It. You Alslynn made the high
”(Emmi-13 character “'35 3"”5‘9“ last Fraternity. . [score among the ladies and Wilfred '
night in his home, 23 leonnrd SII‘E‘N: I‘llolltwell I‘d the men's score. ...... l -.

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{by the uptown police. Alex was nr- Mrs. Emma J_ penny l

igned m the uptown 00“” ””5 CAMBRIDGE: Mass" Jail. ll:l.- The Friday Afternoon (‘lllll held allianhEbemnfa‘aJ‘ Penny. wife of Nath—
mL nins before Judge LOCRWOOdv George. c. f‘aner. of Philadelphia. in- (‘njOyIlbll- 5035“)" yesterday in n... M 00" - e 1“"): tied at her J0me. No. 22
urged with drlnlkenm‘r‘r‘. and breach lorcollcginte tennis champion. resign- ditoriutn of the South Not-walk . lii- do Elites ree ' East Norwalk, yester-
(it new. in telling his story. 0‘5““ ed. resigned as captain of the Har- hrary. The subject for aiming-“ion penny isrgss‘l‘i'vgg? iiryfiars':ner:
allegedihat h" “‘“i broul..hl horned vard tennis team today and nnnotmc- was "Protllls and Cryeslza” by Shakes- m r Iild y u a on
lime-DOW“ steak “‘5‘ "huff and mm ed that. he would leave the university beare. Mrs. John A. Hamilton read an “31);: Erern, Mrs. Charles Becker.
t on the table for 1”" “m" i” “001k: :lftl‘r the midyear examinations and interesting honor and the. various (Mr Lewis A beemly, Floyd '1' Penny and
tinstefld 0f ({0ng as he “’mm‘llihf‘] enter the American Ambulance field or member; of the club gave relldintzs The illneml/Zglh‘in of'ifiaitkNgrwlaik.
‘ .9he flung stud steak into :1 eolnttd. service in France. He played 1..“ and quotations. Til-e club will next m"; hcr‘ latal 501:,pesgrc up. e tp nee
emetic??? gm A “1:313:122‘1‘1133 5:6 tackle on the football team last year. meet on January 26. with Mrs. J. Mll- E...“ New“; 9. 2.303.503: 112:3:
re oral'se . r1 ' , - - . . . h ' h .
Iilluminate this treatment. of his supper. :fehcliedséaii:§2m::"h:ft93::;‘ct:'au:‘ ‘1‘: ‘ "m “bun" gafternoon. Rev. F. A. Coleman will oil].
as} as the 0 corn arrived. Olsen's lace ethane}. . > ‘ mate and burial will tulle place in Riv-
ch53 wagiconi'lnued from day to (1337. D - l A party of friends tendered a sur-lerside cemetery.

. . . . . _ m ~' . iy to Mrs, F'. Van Scoy at her ~ .
til the warning that the. next illll0. g“ ‘ I . ”“59 1"” . ,
“i IL... E'JR um “In home, 12 Meadow street. lost ell-“Ilium Maria Vanone (

u appeared in court for drunkenness; _ . i

a :would be. committed to the Note lulORlLchss the occaswn being the fifty-ninth an The funeral of Mrs. Maria. Vanone .
‘ .. iniversary of her birthday. Miss Belle was held this morning at 9 o'clock. ‘
E: _ THE ORIGIN , Vnn Scoy gave Several piano solos from St. Joseph's Church. Rev. R.-J. “
.- , and the hostess received a number of Carroll officiating. Miss Clare Quinlan:
_WHITE PINE AND TAR— , MAI-TED "-K“ i

, handsome presents. Refreshments rendered the solo “0 " d
i Mono oubsfibxtes cost YOU mm: orb Salutarlus. any

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. . - _ y ' 1 me! If you Want a job. .a Senti- flue. is .pen . 7e .
" also“ Powell 0011“) atlon inel Want Adv. - Mr. and Mrs. CbarlesaE.‘ Steele ln'TOO LIATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
'5‘ -— - .—__._—‘ fl- “- "E ““T‘ their new Colonial residence in An‘ __ .
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' _‘ o ‘ .. P 3- .r lfice wdi‘lf.’ Must be accurate in ordi-
our Savmgs Increase Lit:-;.::ll..f*;:°;c.°l§ll:rszfilgaggimmgcgoa 3mm ..
. . ' of Elmwood avenue, one spdndi'ng the 9;“: I: 2271'!“ on (1:0: elm?“ gait: 5
Few are satisfied to btnk the same amount each year. ,“fiebend in Br9°kiyni€ . " & $008. 81109 manufncmrefs. BPIden 5
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When wages and incomes are higher, their savings are Pr?- ! Samuel Lebedin, ii‘pm Bridgeportdmmue' Nim‘k' ’13 3t 3
. . t was a guest of Miss,» Lillian Rudder! .

and also attended lliégdancwmmcdi T0 LET-LOFT IN SWARTZ &

' Corbett block. containing 5000 square

. . feet of floor space with light. on an

Mr. and Mrs. Charles. N. Smith. 6: sides. Otiu freight elevator service. ‘

Bayvtew avenue, aroynllting, Mr. and steam heat-ed. For further particu-

Mrs. Andrew H. Lyoti'; of Bridic'port. lm. mm at the once '0! The Old
*' My 'Well 01m Comm.

on». and Mrs. 31%"ch
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Now is the day of the highly trained mining geologist

The new big mines are before, found AT DF?T':!.

These consist largely of properties con‘eim’nz ve‘ofles \vm were filmed at or
near the surface to a point when": they dizzrpee'er'. are! m Sod. Science is now set-
(Eng "D 3531‘ P031: to find the continnz-i'cn 0‘ these. crowns. in“ did not pinch It
all, but mcrc!y “faulted." A mcvemcv‘ n? the earth's ems! ltdnefila: in m and mover?
one portion away.

“lithe” recent great geologic rulcescec and the almost Won: change h!
method of the search for mi'y'k Where for-.rrr'y the ream mentor fought the
privatiom of the decor. 0.- t'3e terrors cf the msg-d mountains and was rewarded by 3
rich surface find, the geologi-t new T'C’Jlr the were? 9‘- "1: ”haenSnneath the
mince, and with almost mathematical preclzion direct: (Seep nine hdopment to the
point 0‘ uncovering the buried treasures lying hundreds of fee! idler.

So dependable and exact 5-3 the ccicnce become it is «Hunt {in for every mine
diccovered by th- old-Fashioned pranector during the. put, the modern geologist will

{meow-r a hundred, - ‘J

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EMMA CONSOLIDATED. situated in the “hatch mountain lance 3'5 nflcsirom‘Salt Luke.
represents the culmination of scientific atlairntc'li m" the success“! ref-ingoilost bonlnns which
for 40 years eluded the cilorts of l-s= Vest =mi elzillfulopcumrs. .

The orebodies on Emma Ziill in. the early’P’s produced their ail-s from shtilow depths
only to terminate against a greet slcrll or but In the strata. That. b, :3th movement. were
di:pl:ccd and carried several hundred for: deeper than when they hi mic-fly existed.

The fabulously rich bodies of silver me were lost and could not be found, despite patient
effort and the expenditure of a million dollars.

Activity ceased. The mines lay idle, and nor-sent“! III h M the“ to mlrk their
former glory. . .

The year 1916 brought a change otm't’nod. The story d be rock: was «all, the position
of the lost bonanzns established wtl‘a unenlng- precision- ) M an In employel to bring
to view I portion of the orcNTb: bonanza: were found zgflhtkc rid: cc was visualixetl. ‘

Soon machinery was Inshlled, buildings erected. and pm on: set to work which
pulled the water out of the old shaft. Powerful rock drills and M nun blurted a my to the
orebody. and the tumous Old Emma mine, after 1 laps: of more the nut-union, once more joined
the ranks of producers.

The year 1917 will witness a conilnucdly increasing streadeuecoming outoftbc
EMMA CONSOLIDATED und its subsidiaries. ! financed the comm .18 not“: ago by the sale of
treasury stock at 25c. I share. To dute the iota! Cort cl rescuing the m Iron: their moribund
state and placing them on a high production bzsls has Ecru the! 33m

According to the estimates of the engineers. they pronto to lead their past pcdormmcc ml!
who on average production of this much every month, when :‘l the «Mes now: known In
opened up. The constellation ofmillcs on Emma Hill produced hour We allow levels In the neigh<
borhood oi “5.000.000 to $20,000,000 and by all the law: at moan and on: deposits, the rcfound
orcbodles at depth should yield at least five times as much.

The whole authorized C‘lyilll'fitllor. of Emm'l (Io-rvolidzttd h m 3,000,000 shares. The
stock is now quoted on till- New York Curb If around :23-3 3 sh". In Most market area: is
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In Jerome. A!i1.. tbc.Ulli‘.et‘. Vera“, mine in own: yous. ecu-similar? {he sole producet‘. It
has yielded $100,000,000 in mi". r.il---- 0.1" t‘.“[\re' wins. The [at two years has seen the suc-
cesstul development of the Hill's-C ’v'c'tf- r:t.-.:‘~n titrel'iill the applitafinndgmlozic skill. 0n the sur-
iacc there was no sign in Show the preterit-i: of ~ 9:41;: embody below. but a shit sent down 1200
feet, through barren capping rock, per-tinted 'x "r“: 'ro'iy (5 r25 01: not nix-3d at $40,000,000
ill the market. ' .

Buried deep beneath tile r-lr'zc» rocks In the Verde district A». «sharing formations. typi~
lied by the two mine; mcntfnnr’. ’ rm' T-uvl‘. or displuccrneut of the rocks, known as the North
qull. is 2. prominest: iiJCUTL‘ r.-’ 'i:‘ top'mrcmr. The whoI- lengthnlilhasbcccmr. : focus of inten-
:ive mining development. 303“:- oi the bigrert mining group- in “country hue put the hall marl:
of approval on the Charict by brewing Silent‘G-d w-Ut 1M: «pluralism. Ilium»: testimony of the
reliance placed on the work of the :ec'evirt "EC 1". "En-cr by tic m! mic-need mining capitalists.

The great North 72:!2 peszcs‘ihrouph the ground 'x‘ the MONSTER CHIEF Mining Company.
The same general geologic rinrzcteri‘tict prevail 3:. are (T‘Ed in the W Veda Ex, but experts
The tam-2 hick-dun Maia] skill employed at the
Emma Consolidated llrs been employed In lz-i‘ri» he thinit-s of the “HSTER CHIEF. 0n the
MONSTER CHIEF only about :00 tract of a shit i.‘ rec-usury to ca mitten—hearing formation. A
noted geologist, thoroughly familiar with all the mint: of the carp, hing Ind: {detailed study of
the Monster Chief ground. pronounces it to b» Emmi". the most (was: tinted in the district. It
promises with the development work about to he undortzk'n, to develop another epoch-making
bonanza cope: mine such as United Verde and United Verde ‘11. Hamster Quid stock is today selling
on the New Yerk Curb rt around 50¢. a share. IT IS BEYOND AR! OUBTION AT ALL AN OUT-
STANDING JFEC‘JLATIVE Pl!““,‘iAC‘.‘—1 uwi‘l‘ minim: rccmh'IOn t}! cxndlcnce.

ram" -."u"’P‘r" .. ’1

'5‘u.! i For .; ~1.

The ckill cf the geologis: been: cqu‘iiy mcce-‘ful rsnrlbl fia- mfix} to ill: finding of on

. :nd n-'=r~l 5:".

75‘ JCS: GEL COMPRN", V'Liflt .7 have jur‘. urnnr‘.‘ (affairs) and which I will offer for
public rrrTi-irt‘izn lmnodiaiclj' 2'" "rapisti‘r. cf get-:15 cf “YEW-1"“! 3“. 90': share, own; lean-
baléa cr ‘1‘“) acres—men than ‘3" square lni!*5—" ctrénlly 929-223 Etfi: h Euth‘a Kennel:
ca the ‘Joc cl the am: all belt '3 "v- ‘ppalniri-nc “+54: win-Nb Ina-relate Fro from New Yo
chi-3 to Trotuchr c211 TCWIQQ cnd heyoml. "

15W :zée’icnce': one! highly mutant! 0‘! expert [In jar-W 15~M can of excep-
tional merit with war, assurance 0‘ dwelt-ping .5: ~an 5*: ‘3 n 'alvs 171:. 71* Prolific oil and an
Mania '5 ancient §"~:-‘uckv are known: in tram-I17 :i-a 2:11:11" '1'“

Tim prafii vaulting Etc-m :uccuzflzllz' denier-i3; ‘al “.x‘i :r" z 73-71:“!515. The increment in
talus 1"l‘ Ecr the :3: cf the multirlizaiin~ DIP-in. .

Th3 c’::n;any will l‘e trained a-° the 12:“ will. and"
tho properly. _

Z rbcli underwrite VORCJJ charm ”f '1‘: ”awry ates-f: at 12:. ps2.- .\'Lnr.,:.lo-:l.5 per cent. (a
kokarngo one: nun “:58an £112 en ionic] new; " inc dieting at 50c. a

E‘W Marsh}: to demonstrate

1:m»n' u‘l'j- I. F—n ’1: a.
chore for pulse}: pdficipr“cn n‘Ec “cue ‘vii‘ l“: heavilg: ever-“Riccerm -

The commy in ”pit-Burl for 33,9“,00’ in chum of 3? ”lined, of which 33,500,000
1: retained in the treasury. My ~cnfii~~c~ in ‘he Ensure Inc-31”- )7 n man}. ‘i: filo“ by my
willingneu to non: it the: monlE cad further by my undamfifinq finish: anon-t of the treasury
clock. ! medic: c brillirn‘.‘ mcrko: ceraer for THEE OIL clock “3 can—II $10 to 350 pa chm
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The current issue of the INDUSTRIAL AND MINING AGE Janis 11.3”!!!le space to tho
Emma Consolidated. Monster Chief and Ric: Oil companies. You shall have : copy'of this issue.

I publish the INDUSTRIAL AND MINING AGE as my in m The subscriptIOn rote lo
85 per annum. Published regularly every week since Janina. £999,be to the explmmion
of the leading New Yorl; Curb Industrial, oil and metal—mining .“me, r: acknowledged to be the
leading authority in the United States in its field. It is. 29.9”! 1' a an: (I acted experts .and wields
Its realest influence bet-nus: of its expertness, immrtl'b‘y, 8:13) :30 dependability. Week by
wee It analyzes and appraises the intrinsic to” gpegul'tvc “in: d lag-g active issues from the
expert viewpoint. Tinre is no nucstion at all that '9 12*! a mm“; profesclouuls and
investors everywhere than any other publication “i Its kln‘l.

A cutylc copy will be out y'ou offing: charge, for: m a! Wu, .il 3::- cute.
Inmodidely. ' v. . . . ,4

George final-tam Rice
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