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THE SCRANTON TRUTH, MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 11, 1914. 10 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL fllMSTERS OPPOSE COnomMSEFUSiES EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY EVERY DAY PHONE 4000 FOR RATES IN THIS DEPARTMENT outlook STOCK MflRKRT SUNDAY BASEBALL MILLINERY. Discussion of the subject of Sabbath desecration at a meeting of the Baptist ministers of Scranton and vicinity at the lmmanual Baptist church this morning, resulted in the adoption of a resolution protesting against Sunday afternoon band concerts and Sunday baseball. The ministers went on record as favoring a Saturday half holiday. The resolution follows: 'Resolved, That the sense of this body be the endorsement of the Sat (CoBtlaaed from Page Oae.) are sneering at you as when they shoot at you.

When they shoot at you they can only take your natural lif. thv mniay a (111 hn tllftV wLSOh PH OUR HEROIC DEAD THE SMART SHOPMRS. CURT. MILLI New Tork models ladles' 3M 80K" and PRINTERS' SUPPLIES. MEGARGEB BROS.

PRINTERS' SUP hll' im'V; 1aper ba twlne Warehouse, 130 Washington. RUBBER HOSPITAL. AND TUBES REPAIRED 5 h1l water bottles and all rubber BenSsH ed' at 413 St REAL ESTATE LOANS. AND $1,000 TO LOAN AT ONCE; nv reaI estate securities Sldg Gardner Sanderson, 906 Mears STEAMSHIP AGENCY. LEADING STEAMSHIP AGENT FOR ALL For8ln "change.

Travelers checks, letters of credit, etc. Bell, J. A. Csssese.101 Lackawanna Ave. STONE WORK.

Bi 3415 AMELIA AVE. nB5i P. Zne' We r'ady to do all worIS layinf sidewalks, curb al COpin' also concrete right." guaranteed, and prices STORAGE. S1lRZJ0 FURNITURE. 5 private storage rooms; low rates charged.

New York Storage Ware 5v1Se IC'nt. 2 doors from Pern, Ave. Old phone, 463 R. Money to loan on all goods when In storage. TRUCKING.

AUt. HIJDS OF DRAYING. PIAVO moving, and storage, call on Penn Truck 8 Cl" Breclu' Manager, 21S Spruce TYPEWRITERS. RENT VISIIBLE REMINGTONS AND visible Smith Premier. $3 per month; $15 for 6 months.

Artrlr.a. it can' wound your heart, and men whoJetate to Philadelphia waa given by the QUOTATIONS AT THE CLOSE OF MARKETS NEW YORK, May 11. Opening an hour late out of respect for the Vera Cruz dead the stocK market was firm and many of the leaders ehtmed fractional advances. During tha first hour the improvement continued. Around noon trading was quiet, awaiting possible important supreme court decisions.

The market continued strong during th afternoon although trading was not active. Bethlehem Steel was the strongest of the eteel group. Reading advanced, and Lehigh Valley advanced from 13SJ2, Saturday's close to 14014. The market closed firm. (Quotations Furnished by Brooks 423 pruce Hi Amal Copper 7 h.

Low. Close. 7fc 71 72 Amer Keet Sues.r 21 21 so 31 62 104 12 2 34 31 95 90 34 4U4 21 Amer Canning, com 27 Am and Car and Fdy 49 Amer Ice 31 Am Loco 31 494 31 31 2 105 123 Amer Smelting 6214 Amer Sugar 105 Amer Tel and 123 Anaconda Copper Sl'ri Atchison 95 Balti and Ohio 91 Beth Steel 42 Brooklyn Rap 92 Vi Canadian Pacific 192 Central Leather 35 Chino Copper 41 Ches and Ohio 51 Chi, Mil and St 984 Col Fuel and 1 27 31 I 91 41 92 192 35 44 41 50 9S 27 131 9U '2S4 43 3S 123 14 34 62 139 16 17 69 93 25 110 111 190 Vi 35 V4 4 1 5014 9S Vi 27 130 9 43 Con Gas 132 Corn Products 914 Erie isu. Erie 1st 43 Erie 2nd 35 3D Great Xor pfd 1233s 122 inter tsoro 144 Inter Boro pfd 62 Lehigh Valley 140 Missouri Pacific 1R Xew Haven 69 V4 X.Y Central 93 NY, 25 Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Ill Peoples Gas 121 62 hi 16Vs 17 69 92 25i 109 110V4 120 3 121 Keaaing 16t14 164 165, Republic Iron Steel. 22 Southern Pacific 91 24 59 5 5 91 1S5 135 5S 10S 55 26 91 24 1S3 155 59 10S3i 55 26 Southern Railway tears Roebuck Union Pacific Steel Steel pfd Utah Copper Va.

Car Chem COTTO.X MARKET. (Quotations Furnished by G. Edward Graff, 211 Mears Building.) Open. High. Low.

Close. May 12.59 12.59 12.51 12.54 July 12.26 12.27 12.1S 12.20 August 12. OS 12.10 12.03 12.03 October 11.66 11.66 11.58 11.61 December 11.64 11.66 11.58 11.61 January 11.55 11.59 11.51 11.53 Chisholm Chapman, BROKERS. Members New York Stock Exchange 403 410 PEOPLES BANK BUILDING. Stocks and Bend Bought and Sold for Investors Also Carried, on Liberal Terms.

I Both Phones. Private Wires to New York. Members New York Cotton Exchange i I ReatTWriter 615 Linden. 5P (By Special Wire From Chisholm Chapman.) Early Liverpool cables were to 1 higher. There was a good demand fur spot cotton at two points decline, bales.

bales. Early weather reports from the cot. ton belt show: Texarkanna, clear, 72; luisa, part cloudv, Jo; Taylor, cloudy, 7S; Little Rock, lair, 70; Fort Smith and Muskogee, part cloudy, 60; Naty Orleans, Jackson, hreveport. Sherman, Waco, 'Galveston, Houston and Dallas, all clear, 72 to 7S. Kenskorf Lyon Co.

says: Recommend the purchase ot cotton on all uips. Logan Lryan "says: Early advices indicate good weather throughout the greater part ol the cotton belt. The long range forecast is tor a week of unsettled weather, although exessive precipitation is not indicated. The return of favorable weather conditions is exerting influence on sentiment as a result ot which increased selling pressure may ensue. Forecast lor eastern and western belts: Tonight and Tuesday, unsettled.

Showers colder, all sections, except fair in West Texas. Part cloudy in Mississippi and. Alabama; probably tair in South Atlanties. Farrell, of J. Bache says: no reason to change our opinion on cotton and believe it will sell lower.

Gilford says: Higher opening fol lowd the strength at Liverpool and predictions for showery weather. Rice says Liverpool market influeno ed by the continued good spot demand at that center. Favorable weather checks aggressive buying and for the present tavor sales on bulges. Pell brokers were large buyers of the new crop months. There was moderate buying of old crop months.

Liverpool houses imparting strength to the list. Habersham Kling says: That the week of May 7 has been favorable for planting over 90 pr cent, of the belt. At this time last year spots "were selling 10 0 points cheaper than today. CATTLE MARKET. Chicago.

Hogs Receipts. market, slow, 10c lower; mixed and butchers, S.45; good heavy. rough heavy, light, J8.25a8.45; pigs, J7.35a8.35. Cattle (Receipts, market, steady to shade lover; beeves, $7. 20a 9.50; cows and heifers.

stockers and feeders, 5.60a8.30; Tex ans, calves, 75. Sheep 'Receipts, market, 10c to 15c native, S5. 5a5.90; western, i5.25ao.90; lambs. J6.25a7.70; western, But Buffalo. Cattle Receipts.

market, active. 10 to 15c higher; prime steers, S9.0CS9.35; shipping steers, $825 8.75; butcher grades, heifers, $6.007.25: cows, bulla, cows ana springers, 30.90. Calves 'Receipts, market, ac tive, oOc higher; cull to choice, I6.00Q! 10.50. iiheen and Lambs 'Receipts. 12.000: market, active, 10c higher; choice lambs.

S8.25W8.35: cull to fair. 6.00fi 8.00: yearlings, J6.007.50; sheep, S3. 00 (5 6.00. Hogs Receipts, 18.700; market, trade tair; xorkers, ss.autn 8. so; pigs, 93.

sow 9. 00; mixed. 8.S5; heavy, sa.sorg' 8.85; roughs, S7.25I&7.60; stags, S6 00 7.00. CIRB MARKET, tOuotations. Furnished by Brooks 1 3 spruce Bireet Bid.

86 Asked. 9 87 22 3 170 8 Riker Stores British American 22V Chicao Utilities 1 Coal ISO Standard Oil 1500 salt salt os 1. 53 86 8 Tobacco Products pfd Braden 7 Jim Butler Jumbo Mines of America Nipissing North Star Belmon Tonopah Tularosa West End La Rose Goldfield 99 24 2 6 28 7 5 16 So 1 1 .1 32 25 3 6 30 7 6 87 14 1 METAL MARKET. XEW YORK. May 11.

The metal exchange closed dull. Snot copper, 10.0 1 io.oi 7a. NEW YORK, May 11. Completion of the jury which will try Charles Becker, former police lieutenant, for plotting the murder of Gambler Herman Rosenthal came shortly after noon today. Two jurors obtained today filled the box.

They were: No. 11 Frederick A. Sprock, bookkeeper, forty, married, living at 462 West 151st street, New York. No. 12 Fred C.

Barrett, consulting engineer, married, living at 156 East 84th street, New Ybrk. Immediately after the completion of the Jury Martin T. Manton, Beck er's chief counsel, moved to dismiss the indictment becauea of insufficient evidence, and also moved that a mis trial be declared because of the pre mature publication of District Attor ney Whitman's address to the Jury by a Aew xork newanaper. Both mo tions were promptly Benled, and Whit man then opened his address. SOUTH SCRANTON THE STORE tT SATISFIES IN wall paper anWpainto.

New up to date, good colors and patterns in wall paper. Double roll, from 3c and up. Ready mixed paints at $1.40 per gal. Ion. Atlas, at $2.00 per gallon.

Win. aow shades, curtain rolls, sash curtain rods, at low prices. Hartmaa Cedar avenue and Birch street Prattles! Painters and Paperhang.ra. MARRIAGES. BartOSCh Wacla vlffa tkn Rcranlnn Pa.t May II, 114, by Rev.

J. nour. O. Mrs. Sadie Wncla virhW and Charles Bartosch, both of this city.

tne dietnodlst Episcopal parsonage in bouth Canaan May 1. 1914, by the Kev. Jonas Underwood, Boyd Alton Shaffer and Miss Margaret Clarlnda Swingle, both of South Canaan. DEATftS Notre In Scranton Mav 11. 1914.

Peter Notre, aged H0 years, of felckler street. Old Forge. Buiaskr In scranton, May 11, 1914. Michael Buloskv. aged 23 year of 157 Seventh street.

Otwst In Scranton. May 10, 1914, Mrs. Mary J. Guest, of 316 North Garfield avenue, aged 06 years. Burial will be made at Binghamton.

rhllllMln Throol) Mav 9. 1114 James Phillips, aged rtfty years. neaaen in jermyn, May 114, Frank Bennett. Funeral Tuesday aft. ernoon.

Interment In Shadyslde ceme. tery. Hopkins In fiaranton. May 10, 1914. Mrs.

Bridget Hopkins, of $21 prospect svenue. saeaeer In leetvuie, May 10, 1914. Mrs. Bertha Spencer. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 clock from the leetvllle Baptist church.

Interment in the Chase cemetery, Fleetvllle. Kearaer In Arcnoald, May 10, 1914, Brian Kearney. Funeral Wednesday morning In St. Thomas' church. Interment in 6t.

Thomas' cemetery. MeLeaa In Scranton, May 9. 1(14. Mrs. James McLean, aged twenty one years.

Funeral will be held in Syracuse where tn body has been COMPLETE JURY IN BECKER CASE I By G. Edward Graff. 21 4Mears Bids.) After a few minutes of hesitation market strength improved in respect both to and activitv and at end of first half hour there were good sized gains praticallv all through the list. Engagement of S2.000.U00 gold for export was not regarded as a marke factor on account of ea3y money situation prevailing here. Union Eacific and Heading vied with each "other in strength and each secured a good following among tlte more alert of the trading element.

I While new3 regarding Mexico was not considered encuoraging it was argued that the worst had been discounted and that market would move in response to such factors as highly favorable crop situation, the easy men ey conditions and prospect of business improvement. consolidated uas soin oil to 130. Decline was re3Ult of announcement of ne financing which was the more disappointing as the street has begun to expect a melon. The stock later recovered to 131 1 4. Opening an hour later than usual out of respect for the nation dead, the market showed firmness, although activity was on comparatively small scale.

There were overnight gains ot in nanv all the active is Isnes while Union Pacific gained a full point at 155 5 8, opening price, there was a somewhat better sentiment in influential quarters and technical position of market seemed to beood. First sale of Missouri Pacific up a 17 12 and next few sales brought price to IS 1 4. There was some ex pectation of an arrangement iCnhn. Loeb Co. would yet undertake aincr nf the road as tne letter of the firm showed that the nfl 1 on and property that the was nn be iuVThat the should be Annua? meetings are scheduled next TulJday tor the following compames Delaware, and Hudson.

General EW i Chem. to. tTconslder a proposed issue in stock. TOV YORK PRODUCE MARKET. NEW YORK, May U.

lour. ui, M. Pnrk. Quiet mesa, spot. Lard Steady; middle 10.05&10.15.

centritugal, 96 tesTfVuscado. 8. jf 4.00. Coffee Rio, No on spot. S34C.

Hav Quiet; prime, 6 25c; chickens, ll 2oc. fow is, 1 ducks. 21c. Firm. turkeys.

1 fowls. 13 19c; ducks. 21C. eeg(, iollc; jdI Tc; turksys. 13 14Cnee Quietlrsiate milk, common to 1 iieiv ckims.

common to special! oft fun skims, a. SPuerteady: receip SSFttfc. imitation cream firsts. lSffl9Hc. kr WhcTfe Vic? nfey meixedy fancy, 'l Ve.h am 20 22 Vi CHICAGO BOARD OK TRADE.

(Quotations Furnished by Brooks 423 Spruce street.) High. Low. Close. WHEAT .94 93 S5 94 86 6714 May July CORN May July OATS May July S6 .67 66 65 65 I ...38 ...37 38 37 SCRA.VTON. PA.

UvU ISsjunJ Do you feel tired in the morn lng and easily exhausted? Is your back weait Is your memory falling? Do you have difficulty in fixing' your thoughts? Are you losing ambition? Do you feel that you are not the man you once were? Do you have hot flashes up and down your spine or sudden weak spells, especially after eating? Have you palpitation of the heart? Dull headache, pain at the base of the brain, sudden spells like fright from no apparent cause? Are you very restless or sleepless at ndght? Are you nervous and irritable, with a feeling that you want to be alone? Are you jloomy, "with a sense of some great oppression upon you? If so, then you need our treatmnet. If you have any or all of the above symptoms, consult us at once. Don't delay. IT COSTS NO MORE TO TAKE TREATMENT FROM STRANTON'S LEADING MEN'S ePECIAL ISTS than from those of DOUBTFUL. ABILITY.

Open Every Day from a. aa. to a p. m.i Baadaya from a. am.

to 13 aooa. 1 I I urday half holiday idea and the deprecation of all forms of Sabbath amusement, band concerts in the parks, Sunday ball games and all forms of mere amusement." Rev. J. S. Wrightnour, D.

pastor of the First Baptist church, of West Scranton, introduced subject of Sunday band concerts, and a number of the local pastors took part in the discussion. The sentiment was practically unanimously opposed to music in the parks on Sunday. FIFVAL COAL RATE SUITS PHILADELPHIA, May 11. Final hearing; on the coal rate suits against five railroads carrying coal from the anthracite region of this public service commission at city hall here The suits were brought by local business men's associations to show that the railroads charge an exorbitant rate for comparatively short haul. An effort will be made to compel the roads to reduce the rate from $1.70 to 85 cents for the haul from the Schuylkill region to this city, and from $1.86 and 2.10 for the Lehigh Valley and Wyoming district to $1.00 flat.

LOCAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS HOLD CONVENTION IN ELM PARK CHURCH Continued from Page Oae. sixty schools that comprise the district hope to accomplish during the coming twelve months. Other speakers) were: W. H. Bronson, Carbondale, subject, "How the Cradle Roll Helps;" Miss Mary K.

Thomas, "Story Telling and a Story for Beginnera;" Mrs. Mau.de J. Baldwfn, Philadelphia, State Superintendent of Elementary Work, ssuDject, i rimary anu junior Work;" Miss Elizabeth Taft, subject, "Missions in Sunday Schools." Bible Class Congress. James A. Lansing presided over the session of the Men's Bible clajs congress at the Second Presbyterian church.

Rev. H. C. Fox, D. opened the congress with devotional exercises which were followed by the reading of a number of three minute papers on the following subjects: "Why Organize?" H.

M. Troupe; "How Organize," Prof. James R. Hughes; "Why Federate?" E. "The Business End of the Men's Bible Class," C.

W. Hornbaker; "Furnishing Trained Workers for School and Cnurch," P. W. Kraus; "Developing the Social Side of the Class," D. L.

Morgan; "The Devotional Committee at Work," Rev. Max Wiant; "The Class Secretary, Charles Elsby; "Winning. Men to Christ," Sam si Warr; "Teaching the Class," A. V. Bower.

The chief address of the session was made by Mrs. Addie Parsels, known as the 'TVhirlwind Temperance Orater" of Philadelphia. "The Men Class and Good Citizenship," was the subject. Mrs. Parsels is a forceful speaker and her address was a splendid defense of men's classes as a powerful force for civic betterment.

Rev. P. H. Lynch, of Carbondale; Rev. L.

D. Palmer, and Rev. T. T. Richards, of West Scranton gave interesting special talks on the men's classes as assets to the church.

B. S. Forsythe, of Pittshnra state superintendent of O. A. save an interesting talk.

Big Parade Tonight. At the close of both sessions of the convention at 5 o'clock supper will be served to the delegates the Elm Park and. Second Presbyterian churches. An adjournment will be taken at 7 o'clock to allow the dele gates to view the hig (Bible class parade after which there will be mass meetings for women at the El mPark and Immanuel Baptist churches. Mrs.

Addie Parcels wil be the speaker at the Elm Park meting and Rev. Dr. Charles F. Shelton, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational church. West Scranton is scheduled to address the meeting at the Immanuel Baptist church.

Rev. Dr. G. W. Bull, D.

Rev. G. Wood Anderson, D. and Rev. George G.

Dowey will be the speakers at the mass meeting for men in the "Billy" Sunday tabernacle following the of the parade tonight. I "Can Lackawanna County Be Made' Dry" will be the theme. TOO LATE FOB CLASSIFICATION. AUCTION, 1730 CAPOUSEAVE. Wednesday, May 13th, 11 o'clock sharp, I will sell at Auction Sale the entire furnishings of residence 1720 Gapouse avenue, near Electric avenue.

Green Ridge Peoples car. This sale to settle the estate of the late Townsend Poore. Bedroom suits, four rooms of high art matting, rugs, carpets, Chick erlng square piano, antiques, upright piano, Oriental rugs, lace curtains, parlor jieces, bric a brac, library and librSBry books, extension couch, library flat ton desk, chiffoniers, sideboard, extension table, china, ice box, silverware, Dockash coal range with tank, kitchen utensils, sewing machine, wardrobe, screens, twin brass beds with hair mattresses, bedding, crockery, pictures, steamer chair, oil paintings, golf sticks, two hundred fruit Jars and many othre pieces. Sale absolute. House for rent or sale.

Owner moving West. ROBERT CUMMINGS. Auctioneer. WANTED CARPENTER FORM builders. T.

Stipp at Illuminating nlant of Scranton Electric company. LOkT SINCE LAST WEDNESDAY, cow. wnite ana yeuow. wunvui nons. New 'phone, 1877 Bell, 2643 R.

906 Palm street, J. Gllckfleld. LEGAL NOTICES Dunmore May 11, 1914. The annual meeting of the lot owners of the Cemetery Association of Dunmore will be held at the office of the cemetery, corner of Church and Warren streets, Dunmore, on Friday, May 16th, 1914, between the hours of 3:00 and 4:00 o'clock in afternoon for the purpose of electing two trustees to serve for the term of four years, and the transaction of such other business' as may come before, said meeting. F.

E. feWARTZ, MU 12 13 11 Secretary. A two Itae hoataesa card here will eoot fnm about 5 cents a day. Phoae for representative. HEART TO HEART Some of you In business msar feel yon cannot afford to use advertising space, but you can afford to have your card In these columns.

The cost Is trifling, and in this way your business oard will be golnc Into thousands of homes every day to stay. Better think It over and then iphone 4000 for rates. AUTO TIRES. SCRAXTON AUTO TIRE VULCAN I ZLNO distributors of "AJax" tires: guaranteed 5.00O miles. Hivh ffrarte rnMit lfiar I Franklin Ave.

Bell, 3765. AUTO TOPS. TOPS BUILT AVD REPAIRED. TAIL.OR msde seat covers made and fitted to order, by "John. the Top Man." Lackawanna Automobile 314 16 Adams Ave.

CLEANING AND PRESSING. $1 WILL KEEP YOUR CLOTHES PRESS ed a moneh. Modern Tailoring 532 Lackawanna. COAL DEALERS. WHEN YOUR COAL IS LOW, CMJ, Harry Snyder.

3C61 J. 137 N. Main. Hauling of all kinds. JOHN MORGAN, COAL EXPRESS.

Center St. Bell, 3062 J. Auto service. 213 DAIRIES. ENDERLV DAIRY ALWAYS RELIABLE.

Special milk fro mour own Jersey and Guernsey herds. Botn phones. Cor. Larch St. and Monsey Ave.

ABINGTON DAIRY CO. WHOLESALE and retail dealers In pure milk and cream, and strictly fresm ergs, also manufacturers of fancy creamery butter and cottage cheese; special bottled milk from our Jersey and Guernsey herds. Both phones. 322 24 Linden St. DETECTIVE AGENCY.

RAFTER'S DETECTIVE AGENCY OF flces, 632 633. ponnell Scranton, Pa. Civil and criminal investigations. M. A.

Rafter, Principal. Bell phone, 1060. DRESSMAKING. MRS. GRABOW.

FORMERLY BsKer. or Wllkes Barre, now In Estate 132 Washington Ave. Xew 2370 M. FLORISTS. CLARK.

FLORIST, REMOVE TO 124 26 Washington opposite J. D. Williams Bro. Flowers, plants, seeds, canary birds, gold fish. Both phones.

HAT CLEANING. STOP AND THINK. Ladies and Gentlemen: When you think of novelties and real style, think of the Hat Hospital. Then bring your hats ano have them remodeled to the "Mothet Re." Do you get us? We make a specialty of bleadhlng and reblocklng panama hats. INSURANCE.

GENTER FIRE INSURANCE. Rooms, Fourth floor, Connell Scranton, Pa. Phones. LAWN MOWERS. LAWNMOWERS GROUND AND REPAIR ed; air work guaranteed for the season.

Old phone, 860 J. G. Bateman. MONEY TO LOAN. DON'T BORROW MONEY WITHOUT CON sultlng Fltzslnrmons, 311 Spruce open evenings.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an examination will be held at the municipal building, sicranton. May 25th and 26th. for the purpose of ex amining applicants who desire tviEiiiaii tijiu nsaiD tant mine foreman. Each applicant must present miner's certificates and recommendations. Applications will bring with them pen, ink and registration fee which is 3.00.

All applicants residing in Dunmore and city of Scranton will be examined In Scranton. Sessions will continue from m. until 4 p. m. on above dates.

By order of the board: JEXKIN REESE, JOS. JENNINGS, JAMES REESE, WILLIAM JENKINS. RULE TO SHOW CAI'iE WHT liquor license of Pasquale Guzzi shall not De iransierrea from Second ward Old Forge, to Sixth ward, Old Forge. Returnable June '6, 1914, 9.M 'clock a. m.

hi the COURT, Mll 18 25 Gomer C. Davis, Clerk. IN RE: GRADING, CURBING AND paving ot North Main avenue and Euclid avenue, Twenty first ward, City of Scranton. To the Court of Common Fleas. No.

213, May term, 1914. We, the undersigned Board of Viewers appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County to estimate and determine the benefits and damages caused to all property holders along the line of proposed improvement, by reason of grading, curbing and paving of Main avenue and Euclid avenue, Twenty first ward, City of Scranton, hereby give notice that they will have their first meeting at the corner of Euclid and North Main avenues on the 21st day of May, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. and view the premises affected by said improvement, at which time and place all persons interested in said benefits and damages, and their witnesses, will have an oppor to be heard snouldhey Kfey W. J. VANSTON.

JOSEPH P. PHILLIPS. The following is a draft of City Ordinance now pending on passage in The Counell of the City of Scranton, Pa ELLSORTH KELLY. City Clerk. FILE OF THE COUNCIL, N6.

28, 1914. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the Grading. Paving and Curbing of Kiver Street from Pitts ton Avenue to Prospect Avenue In the Twelfth and NineteentA afds of the City of Scranton: Providing for Manner of Assessing and Collecting Costs of bald Improvement, and Appropriating Funds to Pay tor the Itctfon 1. Be It ordained by the Council of the City of Scranton, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same. That River Street from Pitts ton Avenue to Prospect Avenue, In the Twelfth and Nineteenth ards.

City of Scranton. be graded and paved with Sheet Asphalt on a Concrete Base, and that curb be set on said street between the points named as far as may be necessary. Said work to be done un. Jier the direction of the Director of the Department of Public Works, and in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the Bureau of En. gineering.

and attached to this ortUn Sec. 2. The Mayor and the Director! of the Department of Public Works i l. authorised arid directed toi a Aitmrt mm. in BCCOruBiiCB wiiii liio Of Assembly ot tne ijommonweann and the ordinances the City of Scranton relating thereto and regulating the same, for proposals for the grading, paving and curbing of mn aire vi ueiw iu contract therefor to be let In the manner directed by the said Acts of Assembly and Ordinances; and the contract price not to exceed the total sum of Six Thousand and Sixty one Dollars (,6,061.00) which is the estimate of the whole cost as furnished by the Department of Public which amount is hereby appropriated to pay for said Improvement, fcec 3.

Tne cost, damages and ex nt tha iimi to be 'assessed again gt and collected from properties BANK STOCKS FOR SALE 10 SHS. COUNTY SAVINGS 10 SHS. SCRANTON SAVINGS DIME 10 SHS. SCRANTON TRUST 10 SHS. TRADERS NATIONAL 10 SHS.

FIRST NATIONAL OF HAWLEY Ask for pric s. BROOKS COMPANY, Bankers Members New York Stock Exckasn IK nlLKES BARRB, PA. are Drave enougn. steaaiaai biiwubh i their principles to go about their duty with regard to their fellow men, no whether there are hisses or cheers, men who can do what Kudyara Kipling in one of his poems wrote. Meet with triumph and disaster and treat those two Imposters Just the same, are men for a nation to be proud of.

Morally speaking disaster. and triumph are imposters. The cheers of the momnt are not what a man ought to think about, but the verdict of his conscience and of the consciences of mankind. In opening his address the president said: I know that the feelings which characterize all who stand about me and the whole nation at this hour are not feelings which can be suitably expressed in terms of attempted oratory or eloquence. They are things too deep for ordinary speech.

For my own part I have a singular mixture of feeling. The feeling that is uppermost is one of profound grief that these lads should have had to go to the death, and yet there is mixed with "hat grief a profound pride that thye should have gone as. they did, and. if I may sav It out 01 my nean. n.

of envy of those who were permitted quietly so noblyto do their duty. Have you thought of it, men here is the roster of the nary, the lis of the men, officers and enlisted men and marines, and there swim 1 n'ne. ef" nut the list men who have suddenly gone into a firmament i ma shall always see Vl'r! nr because they called us to admire hem but because thev serve dus without asking anv n.t.. 1 th nerformance of rSuVv which is laid upon us as well "ordinary walks roflife al. around on ih time, and tney are nrform 11.

vyiifti five's Ten like! these peculiar stinc to do with them or their own Personal and peculiar interests. They did not IFve their lives for themselves. They lave their lives for us. failed upon them as a form an unexpected duty. inatis the way in which men grow distin and that is the only way iVrvina someone else than themseies.

And wha? Ireatoer thing could you than a nation such as this we love and are proud of. Are vou sorry for Are soi ho re. you sorry lor me membered? Does it not list but if vou do, you will Join imST whle0weP profoundly sorrow fuf 'and whTle there goes out o( out hearts a verv deep and affectiona mnathv foVth? friend, and r. at.ves of these lads who for rest lives shall mourn we do touch of pride, we know why this not STO away down but with our neaos ViH" V. future of hi country eyes of how li with absolute.

the this country, but the immediate, future. Mexlco to we nav nols not a serve us. A war ui osa, tl the way. We the Mexicans. iCn Vn'uld llek to be free and how served if there Awould like tooe were menus reBBion is no ta DC i i a lis A Wa.1 war Jn which vfre is a thing die, "but a wa thing to die.

in which it a Proud which nf from any one try, which is "ot from any stock, which mrtdern stock, wnicn m(Jdern nne language ui have sent hut free brothers and their their sons and beir )n ori, to rnat JrSg XK? menCthanCro8f8af. "best element of the whole globe. 0 the list with a I listened again mlxture of profound bear the fhe names, for the namation Frenchmen lt wttTO 5 were not when tBe, lna, every one Crus; diffePenci In their IfmnlSmWbecanusedinof the stock w'Sch thecoma. It by showing t't triewhrt their de iplrit that Wher their people rlvatlon, no matter wnera wlBhed came from, t1. that we Americans, and did the things that Berved and the blood of StnktndT.

unned to make a free na tlon. TRACTION CO. IS SUED FOBJ10.000 suit was hegun In court today against the Scranton Railway company by Peter Quinn and his wife, Helen, of Olyphant, to recover $10,000 damages, alleged to have sustained when Mrs. Quinn was Injured while riding In a car of the defendant company on the Throop line on January 18, last. The woman asserts In her statement that she boarded the car In question at Fltsgerald'a corner, Throop, carrying a bahy in her arms, and that by reason of the car toeing crowded was compelled to stand.

"In starting suddenly, she alleges, the car threw her off her feet and she fell, sustaining injuries for which she asks $8,000. The husband asks $4,000. Attorney D. J. kind ley represents the plaintiffs in the action.

BOf LBAVBS HOrrrAi eetal ta Ta Troth. TAYLOR. May 11. Walter Lsggon. aged IS years, who was run down toy an engine near the gtfcley mine several months ago and three toes of his left foot amputated, was discharged this afternoon from the Taylor hospital, k.

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Agents wanted. LEGAL NOTICES specially benefited in aecordanace with the provisions of the Acts of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating thereto and regulating the toi6ame. Sec. 4. The assessments made as provided in Section 3 hereof shall be payable in five equal installments; the first installment shall become due and payable thirty (30; days after the com.

mencement of the work, and the balance in four equal annual installments thereafter: said installments shall bear Interest at the rate of six per cent, per milium, cuiiiuieucing cniriy du uays after beginning of the work, until paid, but the whole amount of the assessment may be paid at any time during said period. Sec. 5. For the purpose of Paying the contractor, the Mayor shall issue street improvement bonds, to be denominated ''Scranton City Street Improvement Bonds. River fctreet, Pitts ton Avenue to rrospact Avenue, under the seal ot the city.

Said bonds shall be registered and shall be issued in sums of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each, or fraction thereof, and shall be payable at any time within five years from the funds collected from such assessments, and shall bear interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum until paid. As often as there are sufficient funds in the hands of the City Treasurer from said assessments, he shall call in the bonds for payment by five days' written notice by mail to registered owners, after which time the bonds so called in shall cease to bear interest. Sec. 6. The Contractor shall be paid upon monthly estimates of the quantity of work done and the amount due therefor, to be furnished by the Direc tor of Public Works, less ten per centum, which shall be retained until the completion of the work and the final acceptance of the same by the Director of the Department of Public Works.

Such monthly estimates due the Contractor shall De paid him in such sums as shall have been paid on said assessment in cash, and the bal ance in street improvement bonds, as provided in Section 5 hereof. The date of the bonds issued on each monthly estimate shall correspond with the rial, rtf male turn h.ri hu tlik Director of the Department of Public Works. The intent being that th bonds issued on each estimate shall bear interest from the date of said estimate; but in no case shall the Con tractor be entitled to receive any sum whatever in excess of the amount ac tually received by the city from the assessments for said improvement. Il lg CLERK'S NOTICE NO. 2651 IN BANK ruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States for the Middle DiBtrlet of Pennsylvania, Joseph Carraciolo, of Archbald, Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania, a bankrupt under the Act of Congress of July 1. 189S, having applied for a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate under said Act, notice Is hereby given to all known creditors ana oiner persons In Interest, to appear before the said court at Scranton, in said district, on the Hth day of June, 1914, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of i. 1 .1 ahnnld nnl 1) granted. GEORGE C. SCHEUER, Clerk.

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