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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures shade on At C1oae-a0,-
900 Bags Dealt In.

Yesterdays coffee futures market was
again a switching affair. more than ~
per cent, OF the days transactions of
80, 900 bags representing exchanges. In
these operations July was : points over
December and IL points over September.
July was no longer at "A premium over
March. however. the latter month being
2 points over the former.
The market was barely steady. with
prices at the close 6 to s points off.
There was some selling on the decline
OF exchange at Brazil. and the lower
tendency which markets there have dis
played recently has had a depressing
influence here.
Brazilian markets were featureless.
Rio Is and Santos ~ were unchanged
at 4sS25 and $500 respectively. Rio
and santos receipts totalled 10000
bags. Sac Paulo had 10000 and
.Jundiahy $4,000. The rate of Rio
exchange on London was lowered to
~ 7-16d.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

.AF,n " Rr~ch, chairman OF the west
", .'t me First Mortgage B~ondholders
r.,' F" Committee, states that a sun
,sh'a. majority OF the outstanding bonds
rr',, ',"n deposited with the Equitable
,i,,, '".,np1ny, dcpositary for the com
t,,t" Pledges for the early deposit Of
.nnl'I arg. amOunt have been received
~, ,'n"rs wno were unable to deposit
az" ho''. before -aturday, June go, the
Nh IN"' hv tho committee. Application
r, mo- Wni" 70 tn" New York Stock
p, ,'.gn fur tho listing OF the Equitable
'u'' Hnppny certificates OF deposit.
c~n'p'fi' from chicago that 81, 600, 000
H'aS' 'nl Eastern Illinois renewal re-
M certificates are TO have a lien prior
s.,,. gage are untrue. They are sub
In, 10 ~. mortgages except refund
,%Ga'l,iur, ~ Cushman's Sons. Inc. for
r.,nS,sA months after incorporation-De-
t,,.at H. mt, To June |, ISi5-as re-
A. ,tl' ~ Max Oscher Company, Inc. were
p,sH. f,i" o. 7 per cent. annually on tho
,lns 'l rock, with a surplus more than
car, '.' '" pay at the rate OF IN per
W." '' common stock outstanding.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
10000 Bags Of Cubas Taken AZ
spot Price Of 4.sO Cents.

The raw sugar marke. was fairly
active and steady yesterday. redners
and spectators taking about 80. o
bags or Cubas at the prevailing spot
price OF 4S9 cents. dsty paid, New
York. The Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany took $4,000 bags. the Pennsylvania
sugar Refining Company bought Is. 900
bags. and 5000 bags went to specula-
tors. Later reports on Tuesdays TAX
ings OF raws at Cuba by Holland indi-
cate that the total will reach he, ween
10000 and 10000 tons.
The refined market was unchanged.
with all interests listing standard gran
ulated at $40 cents. There was only
a moderate demand for Withdrawals on
old contracts.
Active switching was again noted in
yesterdays trading in sugar futures at
the Coffee Exchange. The market was
steady. with prices unchanged to 2
points higher on tran sa ctions Of $500
tons.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

.IAs consolidated statement OF earnings
n, May u the Republic Railway and
rtht company and subsidiaries shows
r rS e]srnings q '2iI e55, compared with
~ OF '-tb. 1926 for May. 1914. a decrease
US3s per cent, a saving of $40, sl2 was
'Ss ~ N operating costs, however. so
-, ~, net for the month was $3.50. 0ls. or
~! better than last. year. The balance
~ charges and dividends on the
t~vtssrfel stock was sl6.2sl, Il gain OF
n3i o. 2Ss. pei. cent For the Ave
VI.l,hs ended May 81, 1918. declines are
7, $50 N gross, net and surplus COM
c. VIM the first hve months Of 1914.
.''s earnings were 81, 21O, 22S. or S37.57s
nha, last year, while net earnings de-
sased '5,"2f, The Anal balance for the
.Uerval was tN,3iy. or $50, l52 below the
.an.e for the corresponding period Of
-u'o'' earnings OF the Pacific Gas and
.',tl' Company for April were 81, SIC, 1908.
m',esse Of s2s,7as, and net earnings
vat '71. an expansion OF fll7,7sl
,%,hnar@d win April, 1914. The balance
~ IN" month was tt39,s+l. or i5l, ls6
49, OF last year. Consumers served by
,"e ,onpsny on April 80 numbered s%ss,ls2.
lh'feaso Of 10 $50 in the last four
"o"'"s ana 81 80, G33 In the past year.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

r A MILLS, INC-A petition in hank
ruptcy has been Mod aga.rs, r. A Mlls.
Inc, music publisher, ~ West Forty
eighth street Preferential payments arc
ALLEGED. The corporation was incorpor-
ated under New York laws on January 5,
lsG: with capita! stock, $4,000. and
SAMUEL HoiLINGER,-.A petition In
bankruptcy has been hled against Sam
usl ho'iinger, WMoiesayo dsa'er in
He also made an assignment to Henry
Lesser Liabilities are reported to be
AhMtsA; HGG S"a p! A'i PhRt tS;T2e petition
IN bankruptcy has been hled against
Abraham =. Perlstein. dresses and other
sn,n sPpa TSrl, itt W SisH m T"sHt an 's,: .
I-6tisE s, JACOBS Of Elmsford. y. Y.
haatSinitttHsa. sss5.tcials,'onn and IN a. s~s9HT,E IPo5ssEy. conn cdn,
for 5000; rent due from house, $50, and
paid up He insurance $50,
Composition Confirmed.
MAX koRRE,mJndgs IL = Hand has
private banker. u Canal street and ST
GRAND street, at 100 cents On tho dollar.
p rms twH GTTai,T'S Mn9 a; P0T ,he,r IN" Sp TSm
tion. Twenty per cent. cash has already
been paid and the balance Is to he paid
by u liquidating corporation known az
III" Kohre Assets Corporation, which VII!
liquidate the assets within. 1t is expected.
ronr years. Tnere were 2h, 600 de-
positors In tho various hrsnches OF the
hank, and the total liabilities were
s4,s70, S95 and nOmina nsscts 1000 600.
In singing the composition Judge Hand
reserved to tho depositors all rights 70
proceed against the Maryland Casualty
Company to collect on tho bond of
800 900 given to the state Comptroller
Assignments.
ARTHR OGE diamonds and jewelry.
II Nassau street, has made assignment
10 Albert r.. LowenthaL lilo was
ormerly In business In 81. Louis and
started here In 1909. Ho was formerly
treasurer OF the Tango Vanity Company,
jobs II, DUNN who formerly had a
restaurant at t63 Columbus avenue, has
made. an assignment to Maurice l.,
Davidson.
Assignment Schedules.
NATIONAL. WOODEN COMPANY. AZ
schedules showing liabilities, $3.50.
nominal assets, sbs,h96, ana actual
assets, SEQ. S62.
NATHAN ,RoTMAN, carpets, SIS Rlyinstor
street, has filed assignment schedules
showing liabilities, 100000 nominal as,
sets. VI. OOo, and actual assets, 1915
JOSEPH Nj, BLEYER & SON.-Joseph NJ
Bleyer. trading as Joseph NJ. Bleyer a
Son, paper and Irvine, 2R West Seven,
teenth street, has filed schedules show,
St2.tsi. and actual assets, 3i7,<sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
COTTON UP DESPITE
FINE CROP REPORTS
0ycr>old Condition Of Market
chief Factor in the
H-aOvcry.
belly hR!ES ON July

Cotton exhibited q somewhat ovcrsold
..,dituu Yesterday and after showing
.,eady uudcrtonc throughout most OF
,bo session the t. arkct closed firm at n
cot advance of I to ! points. This
,,,adp.ss was all the more impressive
., view ~ the fact that the weekly
re,iher report was favorable. The
hurssu stated that the week had been
warm. with sufficient moisture and that
no crop WAS now in Good condition and
vel cultivated IN nearly all districts.
Tho only exceptions were slow growth
!, oklahoma. with grassy fields locally
ana activity Of holl weevll in Alabama,
Mississippi and Texas.
A good deal OF attention was attracted
1, cotton circles yesterday by n state
nent attributed to John II. McFadden In
-.s,rd 10 the proposed American note to
GREAT Britain protesting against the
seizure Of American cotton cargoes Mr..
vcFadden took the view that the British
loyernment was exercising its rights in
holdng up cotton shipments from this
country where IL was believed the ulti-
nate destination OF the vas
Germany.
Al the same time. however, there Is a
telling tina some pretty strong repre-
sen,atlons will be made by the state
pepartment to Great Britain In the pro-
test against these seizures. particularly
az cotton has not yet been placed on
me list OF absolute or conditional ON
iaband. These seizures have been made
on the high seas and no blockade OF
speciaed ports has been declared or
maintained. The whole situation Is pc
cullar, although II cannot he said to be
Without precedent in international law.
Moreover. il Is believed that the pres
sure from the South will be so pro-
nounced upon the Washington Admins
ration that earnest efforts will be made
10 obtain concessions from Great Brit
ain. II there should he any relaxation
4 the blockade there is no doubt that
the development would be hailed as ex-
,remely bullish by the cotton trade.
Present Indications point to rather
snail deliveries on July contracts. This
vas not the expectation two oil three
months ago. but the decline In prices
together with the difficulties attending
delivery on contracts promises to re-
strict July tenders. About $1,000 bales
we're delivered on May contracts and OF
this total approximately $4,000 bales
we're involved in disputes which were
referred 70 Washington. These disputes
we're handled by the office OF markets
With surprising despatch. and reports
we're promptly made except in such
ases where errors on the part OF those
making the tenders or disputing the
'enders delayed the departmental de-
isiun.
The market promises to show a fair
degree of steadiness as the next "bu-
-sau day" approaches. The report will
ne given out July /. and will estimate
the crop as well as a condition of the
crop as of date June 25.
Futures closed firm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
New Ioan weakens London Marke

LoSpoS, June 23-The markets SON
.lnued under the Influence OF the new
loan. Consols sold down TO the new
minimum and the gilt edged section gem
orally was nat The old loan weakened
on sales by intending subscribers oe the
new loan. Home rails were weak.
Americans were dull n Canadians
again sold or. Argentine rails we're
down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 2,-The market was
narrow, with prices as a rule showing
fractional changes, Swift continued In
good demand from small investors.
Stewart Warner held firm and Chicago
Pneumatic Too made a small gain,
Union Carbide. Chicago Railway ist
certificates and Illinois Brick wers
ca sler on small sales. Chicago Railway
Is made n further gain. Other issues
dun. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
Roosevelt strike Conviction,

NEw R~RUNswIcH. N. J., Juno ga
Leonard Fresc!ni. n prominent figure In
tho Roosevelt strike, who said lie was
an agent for the American Federation
OF Labor, was convicted to-day = having
placed instructions on the railroad
tracks the morning deputies shot a num-
Der OF strikers. Frank Morocco and
Vita La Busco, tried Jointly with Free
on tho same charge, were acquitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADRI PHIA. June 23.-The general
market was easier to-day. Lehlgh Navi-
cation. which gained IN. being the
principal exception. Baldwin Locomo-
tive was 2 points lower and Electric
Storage declined a point. Fractional
losses occurred In General Asphalt.
Lake Superior and Cramp & Sons. The
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. June 23.-The general cop
per SHARES market was less active, with
prices inclined lower. There were no
wide changes. but the close found most
issues near the low for the day. In
dustrials and Rails were quiet and
fairly steady. The summary:
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THE RANK or

~.pa.u NcM \ orr. June lNthi lnla.
o SENT annual dividend of fourteen 10 per cent.
free oftaN. payable july LIST. 1913. to stockholders
OF record OF THIS data
The transfer books will remain closed unity
J%uly'2nd. 1918.
W. NJ. BENNETT. Cashier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
Burlington & Missouri River
Railroad Company In Nebraska
Consolidated Mortgage
6 Per Cent. Bonds
DUE JULY 1, 1919.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance ~ q Trust Mortgage Deed exc
cnted 10 Tho New England Trust Company
River Rai.fcGI Company In Nehra..,.
DARED 1uly I. 1875. the following ecs Com
solidatcd Mortgage Bonds due Jul, I, 1918.
OF snid Railroad company, secured by ssi1
boci Of Trust, have been drawn for pay
nent. Viz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBURG. June 23.-Columbia Gas
and Electric was strong, gaining "A point
on a reduced volume az trading. Union
Switch sold up " on small lots. West
inghouse Air Brake lost fractionally,
The summary:
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sEABOARD NATIONAL BANK.

Now York, June II. 1915.
Ths BOARD OF Directors OF this bank IA.
de"'arel the usual quarterly dividend OF
three t8) per cent, payable July l., 1919,
to stockholders OF record on June "a 1915.
W, X. CLENERLEY. Cashier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
NTERBOROrGH CONSOLIDATED
(uRpDR tJInN
of lln IlIN ~ NM AnrL

New York. June 18th, 1915.
The Board @! Directors have ih!s lay
declared a quarterly divideua OF FIVE
PER CENT, payable on md after July
LIST, 1915. The transfer books viii remain
closed until that date.
ELMER f.. WHITAKER, Cashier.
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HARRISBURG LloHr& POWER COMPANY


The Board Of Directors have declared
regular quarterly dividend Of ia m ths
Preferred stock Of this Company, pINsh'e
June 20, 1915, 10 stockholders - record
june -. 1915. Checks VIII he mailed.
II. W. STONE. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June 23-Cnited Rail
issues displayed II better tone. the
stock and Incomes ZACH advancing -.
The rest of the market was quiet. Tn,
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The bonds bearing the above numbers
will he paid az pur at the Office of tho
undersigned. 1876 DeVonshire Street, Bos-
ton. Mass, on the First Day Of July. 1915.
with accrued interest to that date, after
which date interest ON said Bonds will
cense In confor NIFTY with the terms OF the
Trust Deed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24

Eleven A. VI, bids to Liverpool were
Jmy, $500 October, 9.73c. January.
ioe6c. The market there is due to open
Today 3 TO 4 points advance.
Receipts and stocks were
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The New England Trust Company,
TRUSTEE,
by JAMES II. HOOPER President.
Boston, Mass, June Is. 1915.
TO u HOLDERS OF
THE PITTSBURGH COMPANY
First Mortgage and Collateral Trust Bonds
Ikut.l luIy 1900

OhItU July i, INVV,
Notice II hereby given as provided In the
Mortgage, dated july ist. 1899. made by
The r'ftShurgh Company 30 the Guaranty
Tru,t C0mp1nv of Sew York as Trustee,
tNnt bonds bearing the following numhers
have been drawn for the sinking Fund and
VIII he paid at par and accrued interest on
and after July. LIST. 1915, At the TRUST
DEPARTMENT of the Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. 40 broadway. New
York CITY. after which date interest on
ssid. bonds viii cease. Bonds numbered
~. l5s. les. i6s. i70. i72. i75. 1877, 2oi.
.ia. 222, 2c5. a33 and "a. The bonds
should be presented with coupon due July
ist. 1915, alta he'd.
THE PITTSBURGH COMPANY.
By SANTEL A.. RoELOFS. President.
Dated. Ellwood City. Pa. June LIST. 1915.
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The Liverpool market opened quiet.
rAere was a good demand business in
SPOT cotton, with mlddling / point ad-
vance at 524d. Sales, 10000 bales; re-
ee!pts, 5000 bales, all American.
Prices al Liverpool closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,
FIX DIVIDEND.

Company and Term. Stock, Amt
American Coa Products. quar-
terly go. DOM ~ n
American Chicis, quarterly. pfd IN
American cities. ssmi-annuai, pfd H.
Gray a Davis. quarterly ....... pfd IN 4
New York Trs nsit. quarterly. - go
Whiys Overland. Qusrtsrly.... pfd IXN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
Il EkMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN THE CITY Oh NEW YORK,
Cor. 4th Ave, and IAN street.

New York, june :. 1915.
Interest at the rate Of -Four 90 per
per annum viii be credited de-
positors for the six months ending June
30. 1915. on all sums entitled thereto under
the bylaws not exceeding three thousand
$4,000 Dollars, and viii be payable on
and after July @lst.
Deposits made on or before July 10Th,
1915. viii draw interest from July ist. 1913.
ALFRED RDELKER, President.
a, kDIpEI. Treasurer.
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Spot cotton at New York was quiet.
! points advance. Middling. $500.
southern spot markets were &c. higher
70 10 points lower. with New Orleans
&c, Galveston 9.l5c., Savannah &C.,
Houston 9.05c.. Augusta &c. and Mem
phs s.s7c.
The New Orleans market closed
ready. Prices were:
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UNIVERSAL CASTER & FOUNDRY
COMPANY
NOTICE To BONDHOLDERS.

Notice IL hereby given that Bonds Nos.
~. So, 81, 1870. 100. l53. l5i, 1917. 2g?, 225.
$40. 30e. 3l4. +l6 OF the Universal Caster
and Foundry Company. secured by its
Mortgage to tho subscriber. hearing date
December lfth. 1903. have been and are
herehy, according - the terms ~ tho stif
Mortgage, called for payment. and VII. he
paid In full, principal and accrued Interest,
at the once Of the subscriber IN Newark.
New Jersey, on the first day Of July next
upon presentation and surrender ~ saih
paid
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Dated. Newark. -. j., Juns 18th, 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
Here. Recorded i'm Word and Pict'
ure. Are the Places Where Real
and Would-be Artists, Writers.
Poets and Radicals COngre-
cate and Their Claims to
Distinction.
BY Sarah .4ddin0fon.
Sketches by Ethel PIummer.

manly swallowtals are wounds and cuts from
three rscen, battles and a silver wlrs tying
his ver,e5sse together. Scholsgn Asehe, Polish
drau,a,st. has ecne over Lionel Levin
son. pianist. iror, Lonton. OF the same steamer
with who-, came Arroldo Duchene &c We're,
French sculptor
To th.s. Greenwich Village as hostess, IS
extending a welcoming hand. Polly and Louis
(prorounced Louie and n. Dutch Oven are
gathering then, II with enthusiastic embrace.
Polly's? Let's see, Poly's' oh, yes, the
the green walls ard gaslight ard high ceilings
Yes. and the ere with most luscious food. and
George Baker, mine host, s,rolling around De
hind tortoise shells. and Mike the waiter, with
languishins moustachios and racing. brisk legs,
and Peggy Johns in pink linen, and now and
then green suock, 70 &c sure; now and then
bobbed hair. Pollys, where Greenwich VII
layers gather on such terms OF intimacy that
the onlook-r feels rather forlorn; Polly's,
where conversation and food and cigarettes
Intervene fabric Of a rather unntelligiOle
pattern TO the person who is merely seeing
the process. And Polly's, where Polly herself
presides and welcomes, her sweet white face
very patient and serene though she's an an
archist, my dear" as the Bronx lady once said,
land likely to put bomb in your pudding"
Yes, this IS Polys, not so horrible as the
Bronx lady depicts nor SO standardized as
modern fiction would have you think. And
now that Greenwich Village has taken on the
responsibility OF international Bohemianism
Greenwich Villages gathering places cannot
be passed by with shrug.
would do bit of investigating therefore
Yet, somehow, you don't investigate Green
witch Village. 1t investigates you. You sit
huddled in a corner and peep around watch
fully or you fling yourself nonchalantly down.
but no matter which pose you assume you're
always a new one and everybody knows it.
They try you out, l say.
How do you like the green walls?" they
asked me.
] didn't know whether the answer was yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14

Vuturistic musician, he. Motion picture &C
tress"
Bernard Gallant the far famed Carranza
press agent was there after sitting for Ida
Rauh's sculptoring hand. Dame Rogue (Mrs.
Allen Norton) sat next TO him, the lady with
the leopard skin coat and the large, sweeping
hat. And at her elbow the Japanese German
Sadakichi Hartmann, who writes beautifully
and paints badly, they say.
In hoped Clara Tice, lean, little, sharp
featured Clara Tice. with her uneven bangs
and her six-nch pantalettes, talking in her
naive, husky little voice to the curly-haired
BOY from "Harper's Bazaar" Awfully busy
with prune whip Hamilton King, big and
blond. and engaged in the business Of press
agenting for the American Defence Society.
One OF the youngsters with short hair and
childish face was a clever young artist Fran
ces Clifford; another one in a MILDLY blouse
kissed Polly and went over to talk to pictorial
Crystal Eastman Benedict in coral colored
gown A young French girl, Rene La Costc,
stood talking by our table, her poised cigarette
and the droop of her black velvet tam-o'-
shanter graceful silhouettes against the unhat-
tering background OF green walls in the afore-
mentioned unhattering gaslight.
"Fe, Fl, 70, fum smell soup" declared
hungry youth, who makes posters by day, but
disports himself with vegetable admixtures by
night apparently.
"And yum, yum, | believe there's goulash,"
responded girl at the table.
Let's play wggle waggle," begged Norman
Jacobson, thrusting a half finished, snakish
drawing in front of her who would delye 10y
ously into stuffed tomatoes.
We'll, goodby; we're off to the opera"
called departing crowd.
Why didn't somebody talk vorticistically 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14

we could be sure this was the Latin Quarter
Well
why. am an evolutionary communisue an
archist," announced a lady calmly.
Across the room sat Sam Bernard in even
ing clothes and petite little, girl with point
ed chin. They peered around and whispered
10 each other; they were seeing the Latin
Quarter Somebody offered her cigarette,
with wicked intention, OF course, and she
blushed and dropped it But they stuck it out
and went away flushed and excited with the
stimulus OF Bohemia.
Its like a visit to the 700 for them re-
marked little woman in green sweater.
who atterward admitted that she was from
Cynthians KY, though she is spending her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14

or no so I remarked shittily that the gsslighs
was ghastly They thought | was trying to
pun. and that almost ruined the evening
Greenwich Village eschews that loves, form
Of wit apparently And it does not always
welcome the tourist.
What are your" asked darkeyed youth,
frankly enough.
Nothing" l answered truthiuly
You're admitted" he replied.
But he did not speak correctly concerning
the prerequisites Of Polydom, for everybody
saw and asked about was doing little some
thing in the world.
That's the editor Of Vogue you know,
said they or She's Lucy Huifaker, the press
agent Of the Washington Square Players.