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New-York tribune., 1918-08-22

net operating revenues totalled Sl,049,-
1874, against $l,050.l56 for the same
months of the preceding year. 0perat
ing income for the period amounted to
$3.50, 7S9, which compares with s900,066
Tor the three months ended June 80 Of
last year. Other income was S3S,069,
bringing the gross income to 1907 1853,
compared with S933,7l9 for the CORE
spending months ef the previous year
Surplus after charges for the quarter
totalled 1855, ,541
Union Bag and Paper Company.-Net
earnings for the quarter ended July 81
1918, amounted to SS4S, 1852, against
Ss44.447 for the same quarter Of the
Depreciation totalled $55,957, which
compares with $5s,303 for the three
months ended July 81, 1917 Interest
on bonds was S51. 1.539, compared with
So3,175 for the corresponding months of
last year. Reserve for taxes was $270,-
GOO, against $125,000 for the same
period Of The previous year, an increase
Of Slo5.000. Surplus for the quarter to-
tailed 0lO,SG5, or equal to $500 share
earned on 50. S05,000 capital stock out
standing, or at the rate of $40 20 per
Snnum, which compares with S6O7 9G9,
the equivalent to $649 q share earned
before.
Cities Service Company.-Gross earn
lnes for July totalled S1.789,252, against
81 .365,312 for che CORES sponding month
OF the year before, an increase of $423,-
$40. Net after taxes amounted to ST.
Io3, ,292. which compares with 1881 ,3O1
for the same period of the preceding
year. Surplus after charges was ST.
i4f,23O. Gross earnings for the twelve
months ended July 81 last were s2l.-
531S66, compared with Sl6,559 ,1O6 for
the previous twelve months, an in
crease of $4,772,78O. Net after taxes
was $50 932, ,306 against s16,244 1926 for
the twelve months ended the same time
last year Surplus after charges
amounted to 0,91l ,65S, an increase Of
S4'olO,o9l over the corresponding
months of the year before
Constitutionalists Railways of Mex
ico.-Total earnings fer Junc were 81 :
972,l17, an increase of Sill SOP over the
same month Of the preceding year.
pittsburgh Oil and Gas Company
Statement of operations for the six
months ended June 80, 1918, shows
gross earnings amounting u S453 o52.
Expenses totalled s251,74 and net
after taxes was S140, ,562. After divi-
dends OF $4,000 had been paid surplus
was $60,562
Commonwealth Power, Railway and
Light.-The company reports gross
earnings for the twelve months ended
June 80 last Of $40, ,789 $50, compared
with $18,147,509 for the preceding
twelve months. Net earnings amounted
to s7,062,5SS against 81 567 ,499 for the
same months of the year previous
Surplus totalled S1,414.42O, which com
pares with s2456,356 for the CORE
spending period Of the preceding year
Balance after dividends was S337.2
Dayton Power and Light. The com
pany's statement Of operations for July
shows gross earnings of S175,829 which
compares with $l29772 for the same
month Of last year. After operating
expenses Of S120,290 net earnings were
S55,539. Total income was $50 551. and
from this amount deductions of Sac. .68e
were made, leaving a net income
for the period of $15,s62. Surplus
amounted so $l,O14
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Corporate Returns

American Cyanamid Company
annual report for the fiscal year ended
June 30. 1918. discloses net sales to-
falling s6194.6 .6e8. which compares with
s. 706.c54 for the preceding year. Elk.
penses and costs amounted to So 43s,-
2S4, against $1.767 .667 for the year be-
fore. General expenses were S3O1 i 4S
and tax reserve was $57O,OO0 After
$233 975 paid for patents written off,
net profits for the year we're 81 439 038.
compared with s494 0os for the fiscal
year ended June 80. 1917 Other in
come of $l62.372 was added to this
amount. making gross profit of ST.
601 40
New York, Chicago & st. Louis Rail-
rond. Tho company reports total op-
Grating revenues for the second quar-
ter of the current year of SIS 295 398,
compared with S4.358 GAO for the cor
responding quarter of the year before.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Live Poultry

Broilers.-colored, via express, Ib, 80
@37c; white Ieghorns, via express, lb,
34@35c; Western via freight 34c;
Southwestern, via freight. 34c; South
ern, via freight, 33@34c; fowls, via
express, 34@35c: fancy, heavy, via
freight, Csc; average run, via freight,
34c; poor via freight. 33c; old roosters
via freight 24c; turkeys, via freight
or express, 28M30c; Long Island spring
ducklngs. lb, 40c; ducks, via express, as
a30c; via freight, 27028c; geese. via
freight or express, zoe; guineas, per
pair, via freight, 85@l 90; live pigeons.
per pair, via freight. 4Od5O
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

brilliant of favorable
m drifted idly definite direction
intervals relatively wide
ment in speculative issues
substantial members the financial
prevailing market
until the Liberty Loan
successfully foated.
of a
compares with the years minimum of 1920
Shppngs
consolidation the leading
following publication
admontons pools
points before
single offering
resulted
in other divisions
coupon Is sales, others unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared WITH
thosr OF year ago
Yesterday year sxa
100 ID. go. $3.50 @slSse $500 ss,4.ce
Dressed beef sides
ID. .-.....,..... is .27h .I4ba@ al
Live seals. best
100 Ii. $3.50 g 1900 1900 q u.ae
No. ............ IA q 81 23 "a as
1--we ewes 100 ID. 300 @ 1890 800 d 1850
prime. 100 lb. :, 1900 @ 1900 400 a 1865
Dressed mutton. ID .te @ as .is d Ie
Dressed lambs. ID .23 q 81 hid asm
Hogs. 100 Id. 20.25 q z03s 1909 10 ss ~
Dressed hogs. ba s
con. ID ..;:.... .7z1s@ 2sHs .24M@ .2as.
Mess pork. Dbl. 1900 q 1880 $3.50 SS 4s.5c
Mess t,i heei b6i $500 q $500 1890 q 5000
ID. .......... 2ss5c @ 2e. Csc q. .ooo a. "a Go.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Produce Markets-Curren.

Butter Receipts we're 1929 nack-
ages. Creamery. higher than extras.
per Id, 4612 20t4.c; extras (y2 score J.
46c: Grsts (S8 to 81 score), 44M45a.c:
seconds (s3 to 81 score), 411a@432c;
tnlrds, 4u6G 4lc; creamery. unsalt-
Cd. higher than extras 47A "a
48c; extras, 47@47i2c; irsts. 45is
D46hc; seconds. 43d45c: state. dairy
tubs. finest, 4512M454c; good to
prime, 4332 045c; common to fair, 80
u 43c; renovated, extras, Al l4M42c;
frsts, 4o04lc; lower grades. 38@39c;
imitation creamery. frsss. 3S1a03911c;
ladies', current make, firsts, 37l2 "a
SO &c; seconds. SEQ seize: lower
grades. 81 '2@351st; packing stock,
current make, No. /. 36c; Nc. 2, 80 l@c;
lower grades, 33@35c
Cheese.-Reccipts were 3O61 boxes
State. whole milk. fresh fats, spe-
Gals. CO ored, ID, 26A. @261ac; white.
26A q 264ac; average run. colored
25 la@26c; white, 25h02ec; lower
grades, 2la @25c; twins, specials.
20 "A a 26c; average run. 25l3c; lower
grades. 211a @24hc; single daisies,
26M26&c; double da sizes. 2s0 2elac;
Wisconsin. whole milk, fresh, single
daises, 26(d26&c; double daisies, 26
026Ec; Young Americas % Il a 267sc;
state skins. fresh, special. fair to
good, 14(ol7c; lower grades, 7(0l3c.
Eggs - Receipts were l9l47 cases.
Fresh gathered extras, per dozen, 400
soc; regular packed extra firsts, 46G0
iSc; regular packed tirsts. 42@45c;
sooonds. 81 a Ale; poor to fair. 20
M36c; fresh gathered ,dirties No l,
35M37c; No. and poorer. 2OG34c:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE NEW YORK AIR BRAKE COMPANY
Sixty-third QuartcriA AIxidend -


INC board OF Directors has this day de
SHARE for the quarter. from the earrine.
IF 1917. payable September 20 1918 To
ness September g. 1918
The transfer books will not close
Checks for dividend VIII be mailed TO
stockholders at the addresses last furnished
the Transfer Office
c. a. sTARBUCK President
New York. August 81 1915
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
> u s t e n a n G. e
Cereals

Wheat. Thrashing returns continue
TO reveal somewhat larger yields of
both winter and spring wheat than had
been indicated, and it seems hieblv
probable that the final outturn this
season will be in excess of the last
government estimate of 5000 900
bushels. The movement at primary
points continues heavy despite the fact
that thrashing operations in the spring
wheat states have been delayed by
rains. The quality O. the new crop in
the Northwest is ghy satisfactory.
although it is said that in some cases
the weight of the grain is not quite as
heavy as last year
Corn-New high records were apain
established in the corn market when.
early in the day, the September posi-
ton in Chicago sold at s1.66l4 and
October at Sl67ss. There was further
heavy buying, largely in the form of
covering. On the advance, however,
longs sold heavily and the market lost
more than it gained, closing with net
declines of asc to "a c. 1t seemed to be
the prevailing impression at the close
Of the day that shorts were well COW
cred and that the technical position
had been materially relieved.
Yes days Previous Year
Corn, No. 3 yellow.$1 .s8s4 s1.sas4 1885,,
Chicago:
august Aa, , .......... 1892 1874
Oats. - The oats market followed
much the same course as corn. running
up early to new high records and later
reactlng, closing with net losses Of IA
to @sc. 1t was said that export sales
during the past sixty days have been
OF large volume, amounting to about
100000 bushels. and that much of
the demand for cash oats in the West
had been to fill these contracts.
The late positions, however, have re-
Gently been showing the greatest
strength, indicating active covering on
the part of traders who had sold in
anticipation of heav'S pressure against
the new crop.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close ago.
Oats. No. white. 81 .aoIa .es
Chicago:
august ........... .z2 .z2Is
Rye.-Market steady
Yesterdays Previous Year
Cash. No. West. SIG 5e SIPS SIPS s1ss ags
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yes days Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Flour Mimi, spg. pats11.25 SIPS $3.50
Cornmeal. yellow. gran 40 4.eo zoos
Rye -four. choice. ...... 9.45 9.45 1853
sKiln driad
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22

fresh gathered checks. good to choice,
dry, 3l@33c; under grades, 20M30c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby West.
ern hennery whites. fine to fancy, 66C1,
68c; ordinary to prime, 50M 65c; gath
cred whites, ordinary to fine, 45d65c;
Western and Southern gathered
whites. Asa 60c: sf~+e Dow Z,
and nearby hennery browns, 62055c;
gathered oroVti $50 !. ~, y 4
6oc; refrigerator, special marks, 430s,
43lsc; firsts, 1sM4211c.
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. year ase
Beans. marrow.
choice 100 lb. $t22s@ 1850 s,4.7s@ -
Peas, Scotch, 100 lb 1850 - - a. -
Potatoes L. l., Dbl 1850 AIS 3250l 400
Apples. bbs 1000 800 25o@ 5e5
Grapefruit, Cal,bx 2oO@ 500 s1.6o6 800
Oranges. Cal. boz 6.OO@ 1000 s175@ 500
sCuban.
Hsy and Straw
Yesterday
tPer toni A yesY ago
Timothy. No l.
large bales $4,000 - S22 so@2a.p
No l clover mxd rs 5.oo@27.o0 1900 1906
Rye straw. No. 1e.oo@ - 14.oo@1 1906
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Yes days Previous Year
Metals

No change IN the copper market wa
reported yesterday. 1t was the sam
story as regards lead. TIE demand
both for war requirements leaves little
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Union bag & Paper corporatlon,

NV fork. Aug. 2l, l9l0-
A quarterly dividsad of a q has this
day been declared upon the stock OF this
Corporation from the earnings of the quar-
ter ending July 3Ist 1915. payable on Sep
tember 10th. ielS. 10 the holders Of record
of the stock OF this Corporation at the close
OF business on September 9Th. 1918
CHARLES b. SANDERS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Hay and Straw
Fresh Poultry-Dressed

Spring Ducklings.-Long Island and
Pennsylvania. lb. 37c.
Squabs.-Prime. white, to 10 lbs and
over to dozen. per dozen, $3.50@$8;
dark, per dozen $2@S3: culls, per
dozen, S1MS15O
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Curb Market

Note'-The Tribune assumes no respons,.
o'hty Tor the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. transactions and pricea
wednesday were reported az follows;
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
lndustriaIs

Sales. On.r Lii
200 200 Aetns .An E5 ESplos 1ssas 1s5s ~ 1iTs
1900 BRAN Tob cou. 1s3s ,sIss 80 20
10y 10y Turns burns Bros Ice 35la 35ls 35Is s5Iss
$50 $50 ChsNrolet Mot 14o 14l 40 al AZ
a76o .Cit!es .CCit!es c(oicI) .2os 2oala 2o9 2osI,
"ooU .Cuprite Sulph "a 3a II 81
q 20o eastern vend So 5ls 81 s7s
ziVy 5ooo Grape-Ola 80. "a "a u i
100 Keystone T & 1ass 18sa 1a5s 1osz
l5oo Marconi of Am 31a 3aoo az 's2e
zoe 4 Pulp & P. 81 33s az aa4
100 Shipbldg 47lA AK a7ls az
90 Penn Coal & c 81 al al ~
309 sRelc Equip Cor IVA liz 11L. 11al
1900 sz.b b cts. 1s{s ,s7s 1s1sa 1s5,$y
,oono 90 sIhiogen ...... So 5Hs 81 sllss
10000 United Mot 50 So a2Za s33|2
200 !w7ixns.M a5sf%Shp Aipc e. ga s4s szs ga
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Standard Oil Stocks
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Onen u;oh - -
6o00 'Barnett o G 4 s" 10y Aast.
1000 'iBos- Wyo Oil. ts ~ 17E ~
o50 Ss Cosuen 20 oIa 6Ia 6as 6Ha
zoe Elk Basin Pet So 5Ls 5Ia sI2
300 *ftmer Oil c |2 11I2
1000 Federal Oil. IN ~
| 90 "Glenrock Oil. $50 as ala ole
100 o0o Houston Oil. 80 80 80 81
1000 zoo vsl island o & T 3Ls aIa 5ss 3aa
500 midwest Oil 90 80 90 "a 70
'po0 'o0 (IOkla Oil -. W 2 We
, i0o Okla & R..
1000 Okmul p g. r 2La 2sa pa. oH.
5000 Omar Oil & G 80 80 90 ao|2
a 9o0 +Penn-Ky Oil 4a4 474 asa 4ss
,6O0 6Oo .fRed r o So 60 os 60 20
500 Sequoy o r 50 So . 81
2Il0 1Southwest Oil az 43 42% As7o
1900 *Stanton Oil. 1aa 10.
$500 *Texana o & So 81 So 81
5000 *fTuxpam O. q oT o|a o7A
500 *Vict Oil stk 23A 2ah 2rL osL
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

All rate in
o OF rmore
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-The market waa
moderately active, with the general
tendency downward. The opening was
unchanged to decline of points. and
later in the day values worked az
closing at net losses of to q nointa
A feature of the day was the buvinr
Of September by a leading importing
concern, which was believed to be self
ing May in the nature of a transfer Of
short lines. Wall Street and tired
September longs liquidated, while trade
interests sold the distant months
freqlv
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Mining Stocks

Sales; Sales Open. High. Low. Last
$3.50 $50 Ans, +A,,bs Col M;nss Met g g q s.
1890 A'asa 4am MIN Mir pr pr ss ss so7S s.
900 Ar-Bing Cop 5Ia 5M 5Is sss
a509 a509 Gig ar Ledge Cop Il IA Is >s
5000 5000 sT5s ns5Gst 4 s 4s s 4a s3 4s as
.5SS 5S$ esssaa ssSssa.ssa css'sr 4s : g g :
45 'Coco Riv Min 2 2
200 Cons Cop M 47a S 47s
100 Copper Valley "a 81 81 %
zoo Cresson Con G. 5 Az 41s
aaSe 31Se .E6oms :P5oSs" rs5. NJ. e g s' 3
.5$$ s$$ as;i:ss v;:s: :: ss:.;'i vi: :: = x
S5SS 500 f1ss" st SG0ass M ss "a s7s sA sS Sa
1900 ttHy Nj & NJ c II IS 5 1s IS
5000 .Jer Verde, p y ID Is u
1900 Louisiana Cons u i i X 1ss
30 MAGMA Copper 81 81 81 81
1000 1000 .MsKin- - MHiir Oar r, % IS 42 As
iooo .tNotber r" Lode IS ss 3" IS q
zoo 'tMut g. |. p 15s 15s tss 1sa
" 1900 "fNat Il & Id IS IS IS IS
45nH Nixon Nevada. as as 40 AZ
1900 @Orondagn Min 5 Aza 5
1000 tPacific Tung TX 1,e, ~ ~,
700 *Ray Here Min 43s 43a az 4ss
1900 Roches Comb. 81 SO 81 SO
5000 fPoches Mines 35 35 35 35
1000 *Sil Fissure Sill IA /: "A IA
5000 Sill King of Arz a "a IA "
2500 Stewart ..... to f3 12 13
9eo To~onah Ext :. ia 1914 ia 1M
1000 "Trov-Ariz ~ IL II 12 12
30n Uoited Eastern 3}A 3}A $50 3sS
20500 "+U r. & T. 22 % 22 23
1000 "ITnit Verde Ex 81 81 36 SO
1000 '*Ward NJ & NJ 10 10 10 10
1000 tWest End Con lbs 1Js III III
1900 White Caps NJ. 25 rs 25 25
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22

for general consumption No change
IN this situation is in sight, More
activity IN e.ter was reported. There
is good demand ard production has
decreased recently, it is stated.
Current prices for the principal met
ais, compared with those prevailing a
year ago, follow:
Current wear
price. ago.
Pig iron, Bessemer,
Pittsburgh $3.50 $55.95
Copper, electroly-
tic, lb ........ .2s .27
Tin, lb ......... 80 .62
Lead, lb 49,. -oa 1-20 .1ola@. 1913
Spelter, East St.
Louis, ID. 90 @.osls oS4@ .osh
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
Bonds

Sales (ono o~'ttedl. Omen. High. Low. Last.
SAM T & r 6s 937s 90 e3zs e37a
Is Nrr'onr Is "a 95ss o534 s5as 9534
'Beth Is '2l e9Ie 99Ie 9ol2 99Hz
do IS '22 49,. 99la 99Ia SO SO
10 do rs '23 49, 9ola 99iG SO 80
10 'Canad Gov SIS s7ss 97aa e7as s79a
10 "Cosden is "B' 80 SO B2 80
Il .Cud'y Is '23 W 97s9 e7ss s7ob s73s
ESQ Fed Farm L 5s 1o424 105zs t04s4 1o5sa
'Phila Elec 6s 90 90 90 SO
G'Russ Govt l4s 50 so 58i4 SO
80 edo 6l2s ... so 81 60 81
25 'Union Pac IS 1o1ss 1o1ss 1o1H 1o1H
Enlisted tSell cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22
MERGESTHALER LINOTYPE co.
Nov York. August 20, 1918

regular quarterly dividend of IN Der
cent on the capital stock of Mergenthaier
Linotype Company Will be paid on Septem-
Der 30. 1918. TO the stockholders of record
as they appear at the close of business on
September 4, 1915. The Transfer Books
Will not be closed.
JOS T. MACKEY. Tres.urer
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22

dend on St Paul times deferred
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22

enlisted tSell cents per share
New-York tribune., 1918-08-22

=. 2s.s5c @ 2e.sso $4,000 @ 1880
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-18
POLICE NEWS

Motorcycle Policeman Edward J.
Morgan arrested Frank Termleck OF
this city yesterday afternoon on the
charge of driving an automobile with
out the necessary license plates. He
will be given a hearing Wednesday
night.
-Patrolman Muska arrested Ignatz
Makasoritz of South Amboy Saturday
night on a drunk and disorderly
charge. He was fined ten dollars by
Recorder Pickersgill.
Frank Smith of Tottenville, ar
rested by Patrolman Marmon on Sat
urday night was discharged.
Tyler Delore of IA Jefferson street
arrested by Patrolman Calvin on a
drunk and disorderly charge Saturday
night was paroled in the custody of a
friend.
Raymond Leavy of 800 Compton
avenue reported to the police yester-
day h a his wife mad lost her pocket
book containing a sum of money and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-18
Appropriation for
Mosquito determination

BIZ Specfol -C0rrssDosdert.
TRENTON. Nov. 1S:-The State
Board Of Charities and Corrections
has recommended TO the State Budget
Commission the appropriation OF
800, 900 to the Department OF Con-
servation and Development to pro-
vide for the employment of inmate
of correctional institutions in h ex-
termination OF salt marsh mosquitoes
from New Jersey.
Inasmuch as this work is of so
great Importance as to demand that
1t be completed as soon as possible
and not dragged out through a series
OF years. Commissioner Lewis was
authorized to urge the matter upon
the budget commission Immediately.
This was dom also in view OF the
availability of New Jersey for agricul-
tural development as its part of the
agricultural reconstruction program
now under way in the United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-18
READ "ADS" TO KEEP POSTED
Manufacturers and Dealers Have Much
to Tell the Public, Through the
Newspaper Columns.

Keep posted-for conditions are
changing from day to day and the
past Is unlike the present.
Save time-for time, your time. the
clerks time, the dealers time, the
manufacturers time, Is the nations
most important asset.
Manufacturers will necessarily have
to curtail their statesmen ON the road,
and the only substitute for statesmen
is silent craftsmanship" l.. e., printed
advertising. Therefore retailers viii
be asked to send their orders for mer-
chandise by mail, and the best way
for manufacturers to make thousands
of calls on retailers without employ
ing statesmen Is through printed adj
vertising.
Advertising, too, must be used to
tell you why you cannot buy certain
goods, and to continue the good will
and trademark value Of such manu-
facturers In the minds of the cor
sumner and the dealer so that. after
we win the war, the sale Of such prod
ucts can be increased and multiplied.
During the past four years no auto
mobiles have been sold or offered for
sale In Great Britain. yet the manu-
~facturers Of automobiles have con-
tinued their advert ling undated
with the full approval IF the govern
ment. and their good will and stand
ing with the buyers will be 100 per
cent after the war. rather than, say,
10 per cent IL they had discontinued
their advertising.
So read advertisements to keeI
posted as to what to buy and also to
be informed why you cannot buy GER
tain brands Of goods because theil
manufacturers are devoting all Of
their time to building war products tc
help win the war. and keep a warm
spot in your heart for the goods nc
longer available on the dealers
shelves, because they, too, like oul
boys overseas, will "come back" aftel
the war and renew old friendships
and we want to be ready with our vic
tory celebration and say "Welcom,
home again. advertised product-youl
company did good work for Unei,
Sam and we are going to show oul
appreciation by buying even more O
such products than before the war;
In that way the advertisers goot
will viii be maintained and he viii
draw dividends In increased sale
after the war to make up for the los
of trade during the war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-18

as the Reindeer people!" The Kori-
ak tribes are of superior mental and
physical attachments n developed q
distinct art OF their own. They own
ed immense reindeer herds-whfch
gave the tribe its name, n were
more wealthy and settled h a neigh
boring peoples. Records and sketches
of some of heir costume art is col
lected at the American Museum or
Natural History in New York City,
and thither went the artists n COM
Imercial designers of the metropolis
looking for Something new" in
clothes. They found their some
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-18

other va1uables.
Steve Szuzk of 267 Grace stree,
was arrested by Patrolman Kurpie
Saturday night on a disorderly conduct
charge preferred by Alfred Halnock,
400 Smith street. He was causing
trouble In the place owned by Hal
book. When he was arraigned before
Recorder Pickersgill he was fined ten
dollars which he paid.
Walter Sniodala OF Helmetta re-
ported to the local police yesterday
that his wife Is missing from home
and he thinks h is in this city. He
asked the police to be on the lookout
for her.
In the absence OF Desk Sergeant
John Morris who is i'll at his home.
Street Sergeant Tonneson is doing desk
duty at police headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-18
zt 5'ff URt|::
mis-
lnter-State Park,
tie, Norway Williams:
rs. Bergen county. Sec
a. n,tv r auarnn To rrhirJ

Peter w. Stagg: Elizabeth.
Abe ]. David: Jersey City, Charles l..
Carrick: County Court. Burlington.
William ID. L%ippincott: Cumberland.
Leroy N. Loder; Prosecutor of the
Pleas. Cumberland. Edwin p. Miller:
Veterinary Medical Board. j. w. Half
fer, James T. Glennon: Shell Fisheries.
Peter c. Cozier. Frank Austin; Tenent
House Supervision. Charles McCor<
mick: Nurses Examining Board.
March Z. Rockhill. Edith A. Ash
burn: Old Age Insurance. Everett Col
by: Passaic Valley Sewerage, James G..
Blauvelt; Undertakers and Embalm-
ers. Joseph ]. Mullen. Two vacancies
are also to be filed in the State Board
of Utility Commissioners.
The foregoing appointments are
made with the advice and consent OF
the Senate. Without the consent and
advice of the governor the following
appointments will be made by the gov
ernor: State Board of Children's Guar
dams, Caroline b. Alexander Wittper
and James Andrew Burns: Public Ac-
countants. Edwin G.. Woodling: Polio,
Justice. Orange. Edward w. Wood
man; Industrial Education: Hoboken
Helen Wellenburg. j. NJ. Rufus Bes
son; Newark, John A. F1urman, Sam
uei L. Robertson: Trenton. Charlie:
Howell Cook and John s. Broughton
Board of Pharmacy, William FL. Nc
Neil; Dentistry Board, G.. I. A. Hane
MAMMALIAN r. Brinkman; Stat
Board of Architects, Frederick w
Wentworth and Arnold III. Moses
Hudson River Bridge and Tunne
Commission, Palmer Campbell. Morri
Rachlin. Thomas La Monte and tn
Department of Agriculture, Edward A
Nechling and III. w Jeffers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-18

thing new" in the Museum sketches
of something old and these delight
fully artistic coats were the result
At the left is sketched a luxurious
'housecoat whose foundation Is rose
colored duvetyn. Hem, collar. and
sleeves are richly and curiously en-
b~roidered in the original Koriak de-
signs n silk, wool, and Opaque beads
of many colors. Collar and sleeves
are enriched with bands of sable. The
coat on the right Is of navy blue
d%uvetyn, embroidered in wool with
Koriak designs and with deep sleeves
and huge collar OF chinchilla.