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The sun., 1918-12-03
MIDWEST TO ISSUE NEW STOCK
Shareholders Given Right TO Sub
scribe 10 stated Amount.

Stockholders of the Midwest Refining
Company have been granted the right to
subscribe to new stock to tho extent OF
90 per cent. of their present holdings at
par, $50. The company yesterday sent
the following notice TO stockholders:
Warrants will be issued TO stockhold-
ers OF record at the close OF business
December IL, 1918. emitting them to
subscribe TO their proportion OF 102.2S4
shares Of the Midwest Refining Company
capital stock at its par value, being a
right to subscribe for one share to every
five owned by them. Warrants will be
issued for full and fractional shares. and
payment for the new stock will be due
and payable at the New York Trust
Company, New York city, on or before
January G, 1919. Warrants will DO
mailed on or before December 20, 1918,
TO stockholders OF record December IL,
They will also be mailed by the New
York Trust Company to holders Of vot-
ing trust certificates of record at the
close OF business December IL.
"Tho issue, of this stock has been
passed by the Capital Issues Committee"
The sun., 1918-12-03

Tyras. William---D. Deutschman
Turestshy. Abraham--Paramouu'
CnraFa ca Inc
The sun., 1918-12-03
U. s. Fixes COFFEE RULES.
Exchange to Decide on Monday
Whether to Reopen Market.

The board OF managers Of the New
York, Coffee Exchange received n COM
munication from the Food Administra-
tion yesterday afternoon which resulted
III the calling of a general meeting OF
members OF the exchange for II O'Clock
next Monday morning. to DISCUSS its
bearing upon the reopening OF the ex-
'hange. The letter offered certain
changes In the rules regulating tho green
once trade, STIMULATING that profits I'M
Ter the existing rules, covering SPOT
'ofree afoat for this country I'D TO De-
tember 15, 1918, are to remain un-
hanged. but that on coffee shipped after
December 10 the maximum average
gross profit shall he ~ per cent. over
purchase price plus the charges now
permitted under the rules--suoh average
profit TO be figured on II three months
oasis
The idea of this change IL to enable
dealers TO make an average profit on
three months business rather than a
liked profit on each particular lot. Tho
rules limiting stocks to ninety days sup
ply in this country will not he changed,
although this has no bearing on coffee
to arrive. Import licenses will be issued
freely to all licensees in good standing.
irrespective of their business for the
years 19l6-17.
Opinions among members OF the ex-
change was very much divided over the
question of reopenng the exchange while
any restrictions remain In force gov
erning the green coffee trade, and there
was also a feeling that restrictions might
again be imposed upon trading In fu-
lures the market should happen to run
into d bull movement
Santos futures market for coffee ad-
vanccd goo to 475 reIs. carrying that
market higher than the prices reached
around November IL by some 40 to 60
points. The morning cable reported an
advance Of zoo re's in Rio spots, with
Santos 100 re.s higher. In the cost and
freight market there were sales of about
II 900 bags Santos IS. on a basis of
20s. c. cost and freight, which means
about 22c. in store. There was an offer q
5000 bags Santos 3-4s at 22.40c. cost
and freight. steamer. London credits.
with possibility Of &c. being obta:.Ad
In a small way Riots we're offered at
l4Sc.. but 1t was said that others
asked l5c.
Rio 200 refs higher at $500 Cor No. 7.
Exchange Lied. higher at i31sd. Re
The sun., 1918-12-03
MINORITY WINS POINTS.
Winchester Arms Co. Recapttal-
ization Plans Modified.

Tho minority stockholders of the Win
chester Repeating Arms Company who
are opposed to the terms of the proposed
recaptalization plan yesterday received
a report from their committee which
stated that certain concessions had been
obtained from those in charge of the
arrangements. II is expected the nature
of these conces sions will be mado public
to-day.
The committee representing the dis
senting minority shareholders is of the
opinion that the concessions offered will
be accepted. especially after several
minor points have been Strengthened
out This, It Is confidently expected,
will be accomplished so that the re-
modelled plan can be made public at
once. The cessions granted II is
said. will give the present holders Il
participation IN the new common stock.
The minority holders, who have brought
about the changes, are said 10 represent
about 20 per cent. Of tho 100000
stock outstanding.
The sun., 1918-12-03

John C. Knox appointed Fredsriek X,
a. Stiepl and Thomas II. Maters IA
OF $40, 0oo. for Weller s. Booteris' ine''
1879 Broadway.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Tho following judgments were MED yes
terday, December .; the nrst name pelhs
,na. ~ rho debtor,
The sun., 1918-12-03
Credit Men 60 Meet,

Ways in which loss can be mininized
in the granting of credit and the man
nes~ in which arrangements can ne made
so that both parties to the transaction
can be benefited will he discussed at tho
annual meeting OF the New York State
Credit Men A. Utica, December ..
Among the speakers will be-
w. F. II Koelsch. president OF the
New Netherland Bank OF New York
city; II. G. Clark of the Merrill-Soule
Company. Syracuse w. y. Anderson OF
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company,
Buffalo: L. Dobbin OF Levy Bros
Clothing Company, Rochester, and r. b..
Purdie, Albany manager Of f. @. Dun
& Co,
The sun., 1918-12-03

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2--The Federal
control contract was to-day ratified by
the stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. The contract covers
tho Pennsylvania Railroad and the lines
operated by it east of PittsburR. The
compensation will be $53,623,4275S a
year. President Rea announced that It
IL sufficient to pay all fixed charges and
continue the 6 per cent. dividend. Sep
arate contracts are being negotiated for
the lines West and those Eastern sub
salaries owned only in part by the
Pennsylvania railroad.
The sun., 1918-12-03
May Give Soldier. Clothing.
Soecior De.potch TO The sus.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Soldiers may be
given articles Of clothing TO the value OF
an extra months pay when they are dis
charged TIE plan IL said to be under
consideration by the Quartermaster De-
partment.
This would enable tho Government to
dispose of large supplies Of shirts, UNI
derwear, hosiery. gloves, shoes and other
articles without bringing about any dis
fription in the markets FOR these articles.
The sun., 1918-12-03
ENDS RESTRICTIONS
ON MAKING HATS
War Industries Board Cancels
Order Limiting Styles
and ColOrs.
SperiaI Dcspatch folTHE srN.

WAsHINdroS, Dec. Mems and
women's hats may again follow tho
whms and ideas OF designers and manu-
facturers and once more blossom forth
in all the different shapes and colors in
which they were turned out in pre-war
times.
This was made known to-day when 1t
was announced that the War Industries
Boa I'd has removed the conservation re-
strictions governing the manufacture OF
mems and womep's fur and wool felt
hats. .
The new order, which went Into effect
yesterday. abolished the plans arranged
at conferences Of the war service repre-
senta tives OF the hat industries and the
conservation division of the board.
The sun., 1918-12-03
Wool Recomme Made.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 2.-Recommendation
concerning the release of Government
owned wool have been sent to Washing
ION by committee Of the National
Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers As
ISOLATION which recently closed its con-
vention here.
The recommendations were forwarded
after the convention ended and their de-
tails are not to be given out until Gov
eminent officials have been heard FROM
The matter of wool distribution held
great part OF the conventions attention
The sun., 1918-12-03
Middle West Business
Men Are Optimistic
special Dcspotch TO THE suS.

- ANSAS CITY, Dec. 2. That
~ high wages are 10 remain FOR
an indefinite period. and that
only prosperity Is In sight is the be-
lief of most business men here, ana
reports from the surrounding locali-
ties are to the same effect.
In the clothing trades 1t is not eX-
pected there will be any depreciation
in values. Even should woollene be
available IN larger quantities man
now seems probable II is not thought
prices for clothes will goodwin, as IN
dications are the demand Will DO
great.
The sun., 1918-12-03

oeipts 5000 bags and stock $4,000
bars. In Santos spots were 100 reis
higher and futures we're 20 refs lower
TO 90 refs higher. Receipts 1000 bags
and stock 4.S36,000 bags. Receipts at
ports $4,000 bags. against $1,000 last
year and $4,000 two years ago. Sac
PauIo had $4,000, against $4,000 and
~. 900. and Jundinhy $1,000. against
As, 900 and $4,000 bags respectively.
The sun., 1918-12-03
Business Troubles.


LOUIS e. BAcKER--A schedule OF Louis
r Backer. 80 sixth avenue, shows la
The thr.s largest srst.. erS1i,Sr. arg Joseph
Koenis, se3 Broadway. s. 1885, Columbia
corrugated Company, Twen nd Ai.x street s;r
lester b. Freedman, $40 Broadway. is
H6 5Gi4sY ssF sa" sTERix-A schedule of
lss ,H" Of .ise,ins 70 q ana .siss.;; a:
aet COMPANY f "a" 81 Broadsas. M,4iS75;
Broadway Hat Works SO Prince street,
1,S2s:t7, ana David Lorence. ets Broad
way, f9j5A Morris leight, lis Broad
way. is attorney for bankrupt.
THE MARCCISE-Jcnn!e Levin, trading
ns The MeT9use' no address; sh0Ts ,, "a
Eatt' s afsTil 'ss' % ST. S?"Hs
MFsSh 20 Canal siFee ssu,h O0 Bou hsH I'd
.s54.25. Louis Jaykowsky. 3OS Broad
way, Is attorney for bankrupt.
Petitions In bankruptcy.
MORRIS MARKS-An Involuntary paGt!on
agsins, Morris Marks, q Suno.k street:
shows Liabilities OF $40. 900 and assets Of
$500. The three creditors are jacob
Lsndes, s3s7.6I; Goldberg s. Cohen, SIS,
and Abraham Sellgmen & Son, sS25.
No address. jacob shapiro, 26l Broad
way, Is attorney for creditors.
PAULINE GREENBERG AND MAURICE
PosNER-A voluntary PATTON OF Pau,
line Greenberg and Maurice Vosrer. no
address, shows liabilities Of f2.O|l.so and
assets Of tIs The three 'a-gest cred
itors are l.. Braun, 1o+ FiftA avenue,
SSas 50 !. Moskowl'l, i36 Broadway
sils. and R!sn Rubber Company. Broad
way and FKtv-Gfth street. 500. Morris
Leight III Broadway. Is attorney for
bankrupt-
Receivers.
HERMAN 4. SANDERS MOTORS CORPO-
RATtOS--Ius.ice Philbin IN the Spec!a'
Term ~ IN" supreme Court has named
Herman A Sanders temporary receiver
of the assets and effects OF the Herman
A. Sanders Motors Corporation. dealing
In automobiles and motors at 1915
Broadway, OF application OF John {.
Hogg and Herman a. Sanders, directors,
FOR n voluntary dissolution Of the cor.
puration. The liabilities are si3S. CGo
and the assets s55,34O. The company
has IL capital stock OF 1000. An order
"a show cause why the corporation
should not bs dissolved was set down
for January S. 1918.
WELLER 2 BOOrERIE, INC. - Judge
The sun., 1918-12-03
London Money Market.

LONDON. Dec. Money, per cent.
Discount rates--Short and three months
bills. : 17-32 per cent. Gold premiums
at Lisbon. 90. Consols for money, 5sTs
British per cent loan. 94h. British
Az per cent loan. s9h.
The sun., 1918-12-03

PARIS, Dec, Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes. &c france 30 confines FOR cash.
Exchange on London, rs francs oS CEN
times, Five per cent. loan, 81 francs 80
confines.
The sun., 1918-12-03
RONDS


MINNEAPoLIs, Dec, c.--Rarley, $40
CSC; No. rye, s1.GOls T16l bran,
s2673 max. S361l3.64
The sun., 1918-12-03
pUBLlC NOTICES.


Richmond aud Westchesttr a pra,'
certain retailers which IS delr.m. e.. .
tho pablo interest; that such uetril...' i
practice 10 the sale of certain lie ".......,
VIZ, beef. veal, lamb mutton, .r'ri ~.
poultry, in kind. quantity aad gu-.'
other than their true kind, quar,.'. 4aI
quality: and that such practice m'.
with the distribution and sa." ~ .i.u
necessarlcs at reasonable prize.
"REsoLNED. That the Comlnis4iy9 n.r..
by onacts the following rail-. wh..a "A
Its Judgment Will provide for the corr. r.. 4
and disco .husnce " such practice.
Rule requiring retail dealers to post ,rses
retail stores and markets.
RULES OF THE. NEW YORK STATE FOOD
COMMISSIONS REQUIRING slHNS Is
CERTAIN FOODS IN EEI hlL
STORES OR MARKETS
/. Ivory retulier dealing IL or Ia my
way advertising as ha ing i.r a!' EFF
products thereof. killed poultry AMI other
meats shall during the Whole OF the '.n,e
sucn foods are Tor saIe' in that r.tnD-rt
store or market. afiix sign to thrA "
place a sign near them as follows
Where these cuts or divisions Of t.r o..
ternai carcass OF an animal or q sa ~
animals which are included In On. ruI-
monty recognized kiuu Of meat ar s.r-
srRted from the remainder Of tn or s.
ana are either in group or s,rs =
grade aud retail price per pound e 10
cut as exposed shall b" ai.iN,d To- or rl..
each group or to the single cut eNpos",.
Wher" such cuts are not vApnS.l
slgn giving the E!nd. grade and -.'.N
price per pound uutr,mmed sna.l -. r'a.l
in that part of tho Store or market ..s
this meat il usuaIl. sold AID aft, . ia.
to be hereinafter announced BY TIA. ''.a.
mission.
Where livsrs kidneys tongues a'd ~.
tails and where poultry OF any IN re
exposed for sale sign stating tn. ..au,
grade and retail price per pound sh5.I T."
sipgly exposed piece.
When no meat Of the hind correspon- !ns
TO any particular sign is Tor sale Tat ESQ
the sight OF the public.
The terms kind commonly recognized
kind" or cut as herein used shall mean
ta) For beef the following cnls 80
lo!n. top round. bottom round. priw,
chuck RIB. chuck steak. cross al. top =.
shoulder. shin, leg, neck and thick fanh,
OBJ For veal tn" following only. Me-.
shoulder. breast, loin chops Il" chop
GO For lamb or mutton the ta"oN'ng
only: Leg, lnin chops rib chops, hach'
and stew which shall include neck hrea,:
(d) For pork tho following only, Lo'
middle chops. end chops, smch"I h,n1
smoked shoulder ana bacon
tc> For Intervals. such rs lI'"ra k'i~t"'
tongues and oxtai!s and ~ a"'"'
the term kline as h"r".u rs ., ,ha'. ..t.
n addition TO IT," ahoN .l.....> tr. ....N
Of the anime! from which II "ta 'o,,.
The , term "sraGe,' as hrrS'n -. ls" "a. a..
dition OF an!mals under watch 'h 81
was bought by the retail d,ale-,
The term 'r.mm|d', a. here ,
from the hulk piece OF r E'cA IL inr..
part by tho process o. cutting rs DID,.
pTacticed.
plainly in the LneIish iauEnag" b.. .'
large enough 500 That they may a
ten fAet away and paced Nhc-r '.'' ~
he easily setN 10y tho buyo- !: ... ''-
or moro OF the r. tail dea or o. ....
The sun., 1918-12-03
DANIEL GREENwALD. Auctloneer.


PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT on
tered Into on tho 9Th day OF september,
MAKER, NEW YORK, and CLEMENCEAt-
{. FuENTIS, / win cell on tho 9th day OF
December. 1878. ~ 1890 O'Clock IA tn.
forenoon. in the Piano Department OF John
Wanamaker. New York, 7s4 broadway, N
III" CITY. County aud State OF New York
one Mahogany N"trOla. as provided los
Sections 65 and 6G OF the Personal Prop
erty Law
pAAIEL GaEENWALD. Auctioneer.
The sun., 1918-12-03

John c. Knox appointed Frederiek n
addresses. receivers, with Joint bond
of SIC, 900, for Weller S. Booterie' ihc''
1879 Broadway.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Tho following judgments were hled yes
that II the debtor:
Boota, L. shington--1nterbor- .c
ough Rapid Transit Co; costs. Sjja as'g ~,
1pauch EdysriSw n Wagner. 1,2e5.11
Cadillac Hotel Co. - A. Quat- eo,s,
ca trSSGh' Antonio :. Consumers
Brewing TO. Of n. Y..;..;.. los'i'
Dillon, John, and NJ; J. Regime
Bank of City of n. Y;......... 2.ie7'ss
f' ine 'a'oo - -. ni..n 500 CT
Feen EN- James j.-R Lawrence ,o.-o
Smitn. Inc; costs ........,... iZA''"
Fielder, Ernest-Fidelio Brewing ZION
oo iI Ne Adcipi and Hermnd
Goldstein--H. Cohen. 49,: e. Ioai'
"t cen.ts UptnSoof n, Fa.nstein.. 1873 Al
"Ss'T' , nU1rsna N i. Becker ~. S24.e5
horwitz, Ernest S'--'reat No'' e24 30
uaeau HH9u.:.H blossom, 1o7.0O
cas;s -. 1850
fis SEED st al hent! .a........ s,s4oCa
u
levine. WIlliam-J. Severino. 2,S31Ts
L~IEo" rosts '''.i''. 1886
N1 e;np Of New York4 a'i.s As2O6S
Michel. David--R sterns. sEo'"
N ssrsnes co.J' Ao Nc Aissnan. ssallO
Miller. John R.--shubert TheSt- go
Md sissl Io' S Victoria Ar. II. ,..a.
y. lsnei oG ssrcv.s Kie,n.... $3.50
Mper " 4il .,...4'....' 1876
Nos, Adam-Ivan Frank Co., Inc. 1876
PeccpIa C. aur W. .."..'!..'... 10000
pocshon;as consolidated Col
iieries Go, Inc--F. I.askofsky' ,,-x
per G samuei-A. Franken- .
RlS SSsf s%s'' ffr.,.A. Albright, ,.a.
n::s6 S Z SP S&p j. E.e,s: s fssfs
Ro.edale Holding Corpn-B'
Smith. p, rev is. ]. Bailey. 7.so7t2
sanger. Mack VS.. u. Chaplin
siG-l.ky. Daniel, ana Lou. BayeE ,o--.
Brown. ..''..,..,'..... l7o7s
Schiidhgus Jacab-H walker. 20a. 40
Taig. jacob. e. ODonneil... so3.jS
wor i i'.'.N.. -...loN s1272
Uliman, Hermann. Cohn....... 0ol.l
United An!line and Chemical
Works Inc.-Partola Mfg Co.. 2,3l5.55
We'snsnr. Edwin J.. or Weisman.
and Edith welRInann or Wells
inaE--C;. II. Stuber, ............ lz2S2
We'll. Sidney Nh. Werns. 21O.85
Williams Engineering and Con
struction Co. AMI James j.
Frawiey-State Bank ........ siii5
BRoSX.
The first name Is that Of the debtor.
Aghatan. AIznio--J. Amadto. 80. ss9.1a
Derrick. Joseph-E. ]. Deery ct
A! wv 80
]. Maurice Co, Inc. r.
Mason .'.'..' oE's4
Jsckman Lillian. G. johnson
Moran ....'...,".............. Sss42
Never, Jacob, ard Max j
Siegel--Cty Corn!ce and Sky
light Co, 1nc.................. $3.50
Sherman. William T.. ~ trustee
A. w Shiverts. ...,........,.. 1000
Steinman. Abrahsm-L Huter... Tsi.7s
The sun., 1918-12-03

second that OF the creditor ana Ie,c x. n
judgment was filed: N'
Goldbers. Abraham, and Her.
King Textile Co. Inc Lich-
tenthal Nov rs. i9iS......... .s,,,
Harrison, Lewis 49,. Philip II. and
Harry L.--Crane Co, Sept. q.
MaSsS, btii8eii-Di;. kahn, Mitcd N''
wsinsity, iiardio 81 Haas. ''' q
Betansky. Peter, c. Iio6erma,r. ''.''.'
ore TVi r watetbar;.--;si 'a:'
Ellis, Oct. II. 1sl2............ !e;.
See. Alonzo Be. Tlsdale, Nov
Kirseh ins9 Harry--c. IL Young ''i8
ct al. Nov. is, 1s1s.........,.' is:,
ProduOt. Mig; Coz. Bockmann,
WATERBURY Grsnviils FL. Har. ..'''.'
Lenerts, SOFA. Geushon. Nov
DaS uni isi' william Wv. p. Mar. .''-
Tin, April %, lelG , ,::.i;.;,.,;.. l.,,
cHsT e. iis, BnE.d -. her.hon' oc' ,.,.
McEvoy. James-R. A. steumn '"
Sept. II, ie1s.........,......, l3i-t
Bruckheimer. Oscar Phoenix
Auto and Raincoat Co. Feb. IS
Goldtarb, Phlip--ccn;raii r. il ''
of y. j.. Sept. 13. lo1s....,.... i..
Thirty.nine Sidney Place Corp
u. 4 l.. Operating Corp, Sov.
=, 1Plb ................. So :
BRONX.
Frank Fax Co. and Nation.
surety Coz. A. Green, Ma
Nicholson. EdTard, Alan Freder-
ick Rierhoff. and Harry BiethoG
as exrs., &c.--H. Z. Krammes
j 8.
The sun., 1918-12-03

STANDARD OILS.


ilOo Anglican ......... 1914 1871 less
10 stand Oil Of n y s2 80 81
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-08-06
Boys CLUB SUPERINTENDENT
NJ. II. Cook Chosen by Directors to
Succeed Robert I'll. Crawford, Who
Is Now In France.

Since Robert H Crawford resigned
the superintendent of the Boys club
the work Of the club has gone on
without a superintendent, but in view
of the fact that Mr.. Crawford's work
in France will continue indefinitely
the directors have elected M r. Cook
to be superintendent. Mr.. Cook is ex-
perienced in boys work. He was a
Y. M. C. A. boys secretary and has
served as deputy scout commissioner
in the city. In connection with the
Boy Scout work Of the city he cleaned
a valuable acquaintance among the
youth Of the city and his previous
training also makes him a valua BILE
man in the new work Directors of
the club consider themselves fortu-
nate in being able to procure a man Of
Mr.. Cooks qualifications
Mr.. Cook has lived in New Britain
for the past few years. He has been
the local manager of the International
Correspondence School of Scranton
Pa
With the new club quarters on East
Main street completed the work
through the medium of the Boys club
will be carried on in a more compre-
hensive manner than. heretofore. The
new club quarters are we'll adapted for
the work in mind
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-08-06
JEALOUSY At ROOT
OF DISTURBANCE
ArriSh Calls on Girl and Hurts
Rocks Through Window

Jealousy, the green-eyed monster,
got Frank Arrish into trouble last
night and In police court this morning
he was charged with drunkenness and
breach of the peace. Mrs. Mary
Deutsch and daughter and Supernu-
merary Policeman John Stadler tes-
titled that Arrish went to the Deutsch
home last night and created a dis
turbance. He threw stones into the
home and then lay down to sleep on
the veranda. Mrs. Deutsch's daugh
ter, into whose room Arrish tried to
crawl through a window. testified that
Arrish threw stones into her room.
Arrish said that he boarded at the
house for seven months and lately
another man came there. Arr1sh
said Mrs. Deutsch threw him down in
favor of the other man, who had
more money. He admitted he had an
argument with her while they i'm
bibed a couple pals of beer. but she
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-08-06
heather U-BOATS
HATE AMERICANS
Submarine ChaSers Force German
Pirates to Swallow Bitter Pill

Mrs. Edward Dobson has received
who is stationed at an American
naval base "over there" Dobson
writes that the American boys are
doing their bit to destroy the sub
marines. The letter follows:
Omitted States Naval Base, No. 27,
July IA, 1918.
Dear Mother:
"Have just returned from four
days patrol and on reaching port
found your letter Of June goth
was glad to hear that you were
alright and making the best of things,
All the boys are sure on the job
looking for those heather subma-
rines- Our patrol will get them in
time on the other side so tell the
people that they don't like the
Yankee method Of treating subs, That
comes from very good authority. They
are knocking U-boats around in good
style. Just read in a Boston paper
about the bad storm you had in
New Britain; lucky boy | missed it,
but will say that we had a few
storms over here without the cleo
trical display.
Mother this is the seventh letter
that l have written to you, so you
will get flock of mail some day
"Well mother if [ was allowed,
this sailor could tell you lots of news
| that would interest all of you. I
guess that L will have to postpone my
| story for awhile.
In one port L met James Clynes
! from home, also saw Harold Cor
man at a distance.
| Can you send me some cigarettes
| as / am about run out Of mine and
| that is all that I am in need Of
| Wrap them up good and secure.
| THE rainy season is here now anG
| it is very cold over here.
well mother, give my best wishes
| to pop and sister and dom
forget that you are also remem bereG
| in all my prayers.
| Sincerely your son,
'EDWARD F. DOBSON,
UNITED States S. c.. PSF,
| United States Naval Base.