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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-28
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
Max Drey Executor Of the Last Will and
Testament of Seligman Bendit, dec d. Plain
tiff, against Simon XaretZky ct al, Defendants.
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the lIth day
OF November, 1913, ]. the undersigned, the ref
cree I'm said Judgment named, will cell at public
auction. at the Exchange 'SalesToom, No. 1915
Vcscy Street, i'm the borough OF Manhattan.
City Of New York, on the 18th day Of Deem
Der. 1918. at II o'clock noon on that day seiy
Samuel Marx. Auctioneer, the premises di-
rected bv said Judgment to be sold, and there
in described follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land,
with the building and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ouCh of Manhattan of the City Of New York,
in the County and state Of New York, bounced
and described as follows:
Rcelnnirg at point on the Northcrly SIDE
Of Past 33d street, distant $50 feet Westerly
from the corner formed by he intersection or
the Northorly side OF 33d Street with the West
erlv side OF First Avenue; running thehce
Norfherlv parallel with the westerly sac OF
First Avenue and part OF the distance through
a rarty wall 9s feet inches to tho centre me
OF the block; thence westerly along tue sslu
centre line of the block - feet' thehce SVrth
crIv narallel with tho westerly side or First
Avenue and rart of the distance through an
thor marty wall gs feet inches 10 the nortn
erlv side OF East SD Street; thence fasterly
along the said Northerly side OF @5n street 40
feet 10 the point or place Of beeinhinR.
sphioct 10 covenants contained In Deed liDer
aos Of Conveyances Page 515. ard lAber IL.
cYtv Grants. Page 39l, and subject TO any
,ns, " OF he PREMISES described herein
mated Nc,y York. November II, l"lt
ANDREW =. SHIPMAN. ESQ. Hetcrec;
siGNU'ND wECHsLFR, A'torney ioi i''''
I'm 233 Broadway. New York cry ..,.r,,,
The following is diagram Of me propeaaoagg
20 he soiS, IFS street Number is 343 East 'oi
Street. New York CITY
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FILM TRUST" WILL FIGHT
President Denies Report Of
Compromise with U. S.

Frank L. Dyer, president of the General
Film Company. denied yesterday after
noon the report of a compromise in the
suit brought by the government against
the concern for violation of the antitrust
law.
1--WE have reached no agreement with
the government" he said, but have de-
termined. on the contrary. to settle the
matter in the courts. We think that what
we have done is reasonable, and monopoly
only ia so far as such monopoly is guar
anteed uc by our patents. The courts have
not as yet held patent monopoly In Vio-
lation of the law, or, at least the matter
has not been tried out in bona hoe
case; in the bathtub case the patents
were not real We mean TO fight the thing
out to the end and secure, once for all,
definite settlement
Mr.. Dyer strongly denied the rumor OF
his resignation, which was supposed TO be
a condition of the reported agreement
with the government. He said he pur-
posed to serve out the term TO when ne
had been reelected two weeks ago. lie
said. further. that no change In the oHl-
Gals of the company was contemplated
Albert +. Smith. who is connected with
the Vitagraph Picture Company, the Mo-
ton Picture Patents Company ana the
General Film Company, three OF the de-
PENDANTS. and was one Of the witnesses at
a recent hearing in Washington, SAID mat
the activities of the so-called trust dld not
infringe on the Sherman law. and that us
officials were not much worried about the
suit
THE Attorney Generals office is max
ing il their business to get all the business
il can" he said. They seem TO be out LOT
a record There's no other reason LOT
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TO HELP INDUSTRIALISM
Vlvic Federation Will Discuss
Plans Here Next Month.

Inc fourteenth annual meeting of the
Nsuonal Civic Federation will be held at
'"e Hotel Astor on December II and II.
IN The first day the woman's department
VII give reception at the Colony Club
ana on the next evening the annual din
VET OF the federation will be given at the
Hotel Astor.
me workmen's compensation commit
'e VIII give the results OF its investiga-
I0n Oh the best methods of guaranteeing
."'uiahee to employees who are perma-
'0"ty mcapacitated. The pure food and
'usS laws will also be considered. Com
,''ees will report on the settlement Of
,,' or disputes in street car. gas and cleo
"sht companies, the regulation Of all
4'e's'ate and municipal utilities and the
sI'ahce Of the country in social condi-
~O"S' Commercial organizations and pro-
.'sssiye government.
unions 10 the Sherman antitrust act
re recommended.
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Grand st.

Grand ST.
Tho street number OF the above desctlpe1
rrenfses IA No SIS Grand street, Borough Oh
Manhattan New York city.
The approximate amount or the hen OF o,
charge to wit. the plaintiffs dover, TO satsLy
Witch the above described property Is 10 Ds
"riI is Twelve thousand eighty eight ana
"a loo dollars (sI2 OsS 33). together win COSTS
and allowances and the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount oil taxes, 1855
ments and water rates or other liens. which are n
90 no Maid by the referee, Is as follows: On
,,arceI number one Two hundred nfty-thre.
I'd 40 100 S253 40, dollars and interests ana
90 .ar,,l number two one hundred eighty
Ctisl Dm dollars and interest, and on parcel
nurnber t1ree one hundred seventeen anu
~ 100 SLY go ioars and interest -.
The said Parcel Number one VIII uu so.i
subiect 10 a mortgage for Fifteen thousand
,S,s 600 90, dollars and interest from July lht;
ioi2 AZ Ave per cent per annum ana sHiu
49, d.. Numhcr Two will be sold subject to
mortgage for seven thousand NaOoWD dohaIs
and interest from July list. 1918 at nVe per
80 nor annum and said Parcel NUMBER
Three will be sold subject TO mor,sase ~,
seven thousand Isl. OOo. OO) dollars and interest
from July |. 1913 at five per cent Pe' """o"'
Dated November 2Oth. 1918; p,.
SAMSON LACHMAN, Referee'
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED 81
,he Roard of Water supply. at us ohiees,
twen,y-second floor Municipal buildi m:csm Me%
y, \ ss,a ,or contract Az for printing. 81,
TO- '" 10 ahovc Mace and time the bids VIII
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets ,o S0n
tanning Information for bidders oS can ~ DC dsSostng
a. o.. ' nm Of 1--WE dollars 15p In cash or its
ll I,, ,, 49, Tor each pamphlet. For further
os rticulars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES sTh IA, n;uyICR
John T. CALVIN,
,,.,,,,iss,oTcrs NJ the Board OF Water supply
I0sEPH p MoRRISSEY. Secretary.
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9th Street.
The approximate amount OF the zen o,
obarge 10 satisfy which the aboye-described
rn,eyfv is ia be sold Is SiXty-seyen Thousand
Ttght Hundred and Fifty-two Is-loO H6,.-
~ IN with interest thereon from me 3lst
a.. ~, Grtoher 1913 together with the costs
enSa silowance amounting to -Four Hundred ana
FIfty.four 2O-lOO Dollars S45f.2o). with IN
terest from November 10, 1913, together win
the expenses OF the sale. The appr9xlinaI ys
rates or other Hens. which are to be allowed
IN the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee, is one thousand three
hundred and eighty dollars and interest
mated New York November IL. 1913.
"N' HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
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East 3Srd 81.


Tho arproylrnate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-descl lbel
property is 20 he sold. is Eleven thoushhd W.
hundred AMI ;wenty-iour ana 'o-ivu Nt -
224 5o) Dollars with interest thereon from ue
nth dav of November. 1913. together WIN ulr
costs and allowance amounting TO IhIee nv.
drcd and forty-three and Ola $500. Mn
the EXPENSES Of the sale. Any taxes ass ass
,nents and water rates. or other liens, VII be
allowed TO tho purchaser out OF 'ne
money OF paid ~ the Referee o,,
Dotod New York. November II. 1913
ANDREW J SHIPMAN. Esq, Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW , noish
A95S omog :, 9 def SasIi In
nDrsuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure anu
sale duly made and entered N IN, COZ. az 90.
entitled action and bearing date thT l t 10
OF November 1918. J. the undcrsl sne'' ~,
referee In said Judgment Lamed' VIII S'l ~
public auction. at the EXCHANGE S
NO. 1916 Vesey street, IN Inc no. .,s 5sy
Of december. 1913. at u o'clock noon on lna'
day by Joseph 4. Day. aucuoneeT; 'ne " S, IN
ises directed by said Judgment 70 ue so'', ,,,in
therein described as follows; M tnat - ,tt 80,
io, niece or parcel OF land, with the Uui!alhs'
and improvements thereon er.'''I' sl.Ita,
lying and being in the Borough oI ns"' go.
ian CIV OF New York, IN the Iouhty anu
state OF New York bounded and descTIbel a.
follows: Beginning AT a point on tne td.''l,y
side Of columbus Avenue ost rom The
corner formed by the intersection OF the cas-
erly side Of Columbus avenue ana he norm
criy side OF Ninety seventh street, running
,,o,ce casterlv parallel with Ninety seventh
-, md mart 81 the distance through a
rartv wall one hundred 900 feet: thence
nortberlv parallel with Columbus avenue my
,JO feet thence westerly paraHe, WIN
~'tD..' se,enth street and part OF the distance
,Srough a party wall. one hundred ncW feet
70 thu easterly side OF Columbus avenue; anl
-, ~ sou,herly along the casterly Side of
rrn,,r,hrs avenue fifty (5Ol feet to the point
~, Mace OF beginning. Said premises being
now known hy the street numbers I63 ana 100
hated New York November IL. 1913
HERMAN JOSEPH Referee.
WOLF & KOHN, Attorneys Tor FiainuH'
oo3 broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
New York city. ...
The following is a diagram Of TIE properly
10 b. sold: It's street number is Io3 ana 100
Columbus avenue.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS,
oRDEN's CONDENSED MILK COMPANY,

PkEFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO -.
reguiar quarterly dividend OF 1isT has
zen declared on the Preferred Stock OF this
Dhpeny payable December 18th, 1918. 10
Sgekhoiders Of record December 5th. 1913
BOOKS close December 18th, 1913. at 800 y. NJ.
cIa open December 10th, 1913, at 1000 A. NJ
Nhecks mailed. y u. SHOVE, Treasurer.
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AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received at the Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway between So,n ana
100 ra.eived at the following branch of1ces
Of he regular rates until o'clock p. m. VIZ.
1888 9th ave- cor 18th ST; iof East lt'h 81; |.
&c, ~, iot,h At 183 East 125th st.: 1888
I'D ave. l7os list ave. near seth OF.
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American Sugar Sued as Trust.

New Orleans, Nov. 27.-Alleging that the
American Sugar Refining Company is
monopoly in restraint of trade. the Laiay-
cite Sugar Refining Company, OF Lafay-
cite Parish, yesterday filed suit in Federal
Court asking s2,776,S57 damages from the
American company. under the Sherman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-28
Takes Mercury, Will Live.

Rose Goldkrantz, twenty years Old OF
No. 9 West l17th street, took two oichior-
ide tablets yesterday afternoon IN mis-
take for tablets for cold. she dlscoV-
cred her mistake almost Immediately ana
a physician was summoned. lie pumped
almost all the poison out of her stomach
and she is on the road to recovery.
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SHHi

.',. The Chicago News.
co Nearly 80 per cent has been taken off
in. explains tariff expert. Judg-
IRON the pictures I'm the advertise
N"N' II has all been taken off the top
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
oldest, Largest, Mos. Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. send ror circular.
Tel 1892 1898 Bryant <37<a9 West 46th ST.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
"a floor 1868 Broadway. t2l Rast +stn at.
"a y brandt Tel 132-3Sth
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Second St

First 81.
The street number OF the above described
premises Is No 100 second Street. Borough OF
Malhattan New York city.
PARCEL NUMBER TWO
AIlnA. now R1rhel Lane.
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Grand ST.

Grand ST.
The street numbers OF the above described
urcrnises are No $40 Grand Street and No.
Goerck Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New
York city.
PARCEL NUMBER THREE.
ALLEY NOW Rachel Lane.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO PUBLISH
history OF the World The most comprehen-
siye universal history ever written OF ancient.
middle or modern ages to the present day.
An ethnographical and chronographical work
OF about eight hundred pages. Address ]. w.
Wilson go Lincoln ave. Coyington. Ky.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Republic Iron & Steel Company.

DIVIDEND 40. As.
AZ meeting OF the Executive Committee
q the Republic Iron & steel Company held
November 10Th. 1913, the regular quarterly
dividend OF ONE AND THREE QUARTERS
PER CENT. on the Preferred stock was de-
eared payable January 2nd. 1914 ITO stock
hoiders OF record December 10Th. 1913.
Books remain open.
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suRRoGATE'S NOTICES.

~ pIrRSI'ANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, a Surrogate OF the
county of New York, notice Is hereby given
10 ali persons having claims against Marcus
p,own late Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased to present the same, with vouchers
,hereof TO the subscribers at their place or
,r.nsactlng business. at office OF ID. Soils KIT :
teThand No. q william Street. in The City OF
New York. on or before the LIST day OF June
1914 o.,, A.. -, ,o,n,,..r
1910 d. SOILS RITTERBAND. Executors
MAX S. MEYER. H'eou'o'''
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John p Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the Coun-
80 81 New York, notice Is hereby given to
all nersons having claims against Susan g.
IiIi5,t late Of the County OF New York,
deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at Its place OF
,,rersenting business, No. 81 Wall Street. IN
The CITY OF New York. on or before the 10th
day OF December next
dated New York. the 18th day OF June. 1913.
LEV YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY, Executor.
EMMETT & PARISH. Attorneys for Executor
80 Wall street. New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Iohn = Cohalan, a Surrogate or the Coun-
20 ~ New York. notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against Florence
W Il. Platt, late Of the County Of New York.
dec.ased 10 present the same with vouchers
,hereof 10 the subscriber at its place Of
transacting business. No. 81 Wall Street. In
he city OF New York. on or before the 10th
day OF December next
dated New York, the nth day or June, 1913.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor.
rNMET g. PARISH, Attorneys for Executor.
81 Wall street. New York City.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
NURSE.-Hospital trained. take entire
charge Of infant; experienced care OF IN
valid children; excellent references. MISS
FitzGerald's Bureau $40 9th ave.
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT co.

New York, November 24th, 1913
The Board Of Directors has this day declared
quarterly dividend OF One and one-half Per
esntum ago on the outstanding capital stock
o. this Company. payable on Thursday. Janu-
any LIST. 1874. 20 stockholders OF record at the
close Of business on Tuesday. December 9Th,
-lAl I EENNINGTON- SecreiaIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-28
NORFOLK a WESTERN RAILWAY co.

Inc Board Of Directors has declared quar-
oSn the Common stock Of the Company. pay
%oie at the Office OF the Company Commercial
4, r'usi Building. Philadelphia. Pa, December
70 1910, 20 the Common Stockholders as reg
1918 = u RIDFN Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-28
WORK WANTED.

Male.
u,r,rFEt,p a Nova Scotlan OF good
address and a total abstainer, who mas
owned and driven his own car. wants a
petition as chauffeur to party goins Sou w
highest references can he given as to char,
acter and ability W. r. Perkins, hiiIsu4''
House, Annapolis Royal Nova Scoua.
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rypEwR,1,Na ANT TYPEv.R,rERs

60 TYPEwRITERs. costing 500 each new.
now s. up: selling out. Store. 393 broadway.
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INSTRUCTION.
FOR SALE.

APPLES! APPLES!l APPLES!i! KINGS.
Greetings or Baldwins. with the rare
Westchester flavor. Specially selected.
wrapped and packed. two dozen In q box.
BY parcel post for 81. WHITEGATES
FARM, Bedford Hills. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-28
HELP WANTED.

Male
MADE $4,000 in Ave years with snalI
mail order business: began with 20 send loF
free booklet Tells how. Heacock, 600 LOCK-
mort. y. Y
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eEAl ESTATE FOR SALT oRTo LET
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
ksnneth Ives & Co. 3 wes,che.tsr. I. "
APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE LANODON ''G seth sthe, ST. s"'

Vow open New York's latest fashlonaoie
hotel booklets and particulars on request
EDMUND II. 'CHATlLLON.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-27
mo CLUES ARE DISCOVERED
IN THE WINDY CITY MRS. REBEc-
ca GAY WAS BEATEN WITH
GAS PIPE
TRIED TO COVER THEIR GUILT
IN BOTH CITIES MURDERERs EN-.
DEAvoRED TO MAKE THE
DEATHS SEEM NATURAL

Los Angeles, Sept. 27- The body Of
Mrs. Rebecca P, Gay, a religious
health practitioaer, mas found IN her
office this morning, where she had
been murdered with piece of gas
pipe
There were evidences tnat the muir
derer had tried to hurl the body Of
his victim from the window Of the
office, which was on the fifth floor
The police discovered lie evidence
Of motive for the crime, which ap-
parently was committed early last
night. The body was covered NTH
copies Of religious newspapers and
the woman's money was in her purse
Mrs. Gay was the divorced wife
Of John J. Gay, aweaIthy San Diegan,
and was between 40 and 50 years old
| A brother, Lemuel Connor, is an at
torney in Natchez, Miss.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-27
MINT is ROBBED

Washington, Sept. 17.-The United
States mint at San Francisco has
been robbed, although it is believed
the amount is small. Treasury off
cials today ~confirmed reports Of
thefts from the coinage plant on the
Pacific coast. They win require a
dollar-for-dollar count Of 100000
of silver stored there to discover the
exact loss.
Only 81 have been found to be
missing up to this time, but the cir
eumstances indicate that the sum will
be increased. George r. Roberts, di.
rector Of the mint, today said undoubt-
edly that there had been scheme Of
petty pilfering,' but he was confident
no great amount had been stolen.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-27
GREECE IS GETTING
READY FOR BATTLE
KING CONSTANTINE SAYS THIRD
BALKAN TROUBLE Is I'M
PENDING

London. Sept 27r King Constantine
Of Greece had long conference today
with Sir Edward Grey, the British tor
eign secretary, on the situation in the
Turkish province Of Thraee and In Al
bapia, which has become SO menaeing
that Greece is preparing for q third
Balkan war.
The disposition Of the islands IN the
Aegean sea was also discussed. Tur
key is reported to have demanded that
Chios and Mity1ene be restored to hel
before she will consent to resume
peace negotiations with Greece,
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-27

the court Of impeachment. These al
legations afford only the nominal rea-
son for his impeachment. All the
matters now produced before that
court we're we'll known to the leaders
Of Tammany hall at the time they
were calling Governor Sulzer a second
Andrew Jackson. They remained 81
lent about them until the governor
refused to take his orders from the
boss Of Tammany hall. The real rea1
son for the governors impeachment
may not come before the body now
trying him. But these real reasons,
these real charges, must be passed on
by the people"
Colonel Roosevelt was the gllest OF
the chamber Of commerce at luncheon
and delivered an address in which
he discussed big business and the
government attitude towards it. From
The luncheon he was driven to Con
vention hall TO address the conference
Of progressive delesates
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-27
Must stay in jail

Hudson n. r. Sept 27.-James G,
Garrison friend Of Governor sulzer,
and a former state enploye, who made
charges against certain assemblymen
and declined to testify regarding therA
before the assembly, must remain in
the Albany penitentiary until the as
sembly managers see rit to release
him or this session Of the legislature
expires.
supreme Court Justice cochrane, sit
ting in the case Of Garrison's appli-
cation for a writ OF habeas corpus, 50
decided this afternoon. The court
ruled that the assembly had acted az
court and therefore he had no right
to interfere with its ruling. Garrl-
sons attorney announced be would
appeal the case.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-27
Cotton Trade Worried

New York Sept. 27-The cotton
y.ae here was thrown into almost
4 paniaky condition oday by an un-
favorable construction Of washington
relative to the cotton fu-
tures tax provision introduced by
representative Underwood. The dis
catches did not reach the trade until
er the close of The market which
had made new high records this
morning on an excited general buying
movement ana many traders had al
together left the exchange Remain
.ins operators, however, attempted t
iiqtdds5e their cotton privately and !
was rumored that January sold 81
Fbale under the official closing figures
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-27
COTTON TAX UNSETTLED
DISAGREEMENT WILL BE ADMIT
ED UPON THIS PARTICULAR
CLAUSE
BOTH HOUSES TO VOTE
THEY MUST EITHER ACCEPT OR
REJECT THE ENTIRE CON-
MlTTEE REPORT.

Washington. Sept. 27-Democrats
OF the Joint tariff conference commit
tee went to work today on the proofs
Of the conference report to be sub
mitted to congress early next week.
All disputes had been compromised
between the two houses, except the
proposed tax on cotton futures, On
that final disagreement will be re-
ported to each house, Under that
arrangement the house and senate
will be compelled to vote on the con
ference report as a whole except for
the cotton futures amendment.
The remainder of the report must
be accepted OF rejected without
amendment, while the cotton futures
amendment can be sent back to CON
ference with further instructions 10
the conferees.
Representative Underwood today
introduced in the house the Smith
Lever compromise cotton futures TAX
| provision so that it could be printed
! and read by all members before the
conference report commences. The
aoyisian Is that which II IS ezneeted
4 the house will next week Instruct lts
/ conferees to adopt.
The compromise returns the tax q
one.tentb Of one cent per pound on al
purely speculative cotton grading. Tbs
tax however, would be reduced to the
nominal sum OF 50 cents for what is
known as a Contract embracing 1OC
bales Of 500 pounds each, in case the
contract specifies certain provisions
that make it conform rigidly to the
governments standard Of cotton grad
ing.
Representative Underwood said ina
when the tariff conference report wa
taken up in the house Monday Q
Tuesday would offer the plal
as an amendment. Senator simmon
said he did not expect the senate t
change it's attitude or to accept tn
compromise, in which case the entlr
futures tax probably would be droppe
out
At the conclusion Of today's sessio
Of the conference committee Senate
Simmons said experts had determine
that the revenue to be raised by tn
new tariff law would be ample fo
governmental needs.