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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
$500 Up Overcoats $500 Up

1000 tlo up lu-d1to oNlrCuHta, au"o tailor.
mbuo, wonder VI aasg'rtmcut 20 select
from Maltrr's toAu Ohieeg ltL and 3reh
EOR SALE Columbia GrafHuola. beautiful
walnut finish md IN GrGt-clasS condition;
cost $3.50. and the settling prize .S so, can
Dickinson 3lGN between G:3u HIl y, M,
or whit. Il onA l..ALnr llfIlrN-
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FURS-BIG SALE FJRS

Large line leslta aa f.a nlcs rsbucta Utd
general office furniture, si9rc iAiurg9.
We bus, UnlI aud exchange
pATrEN TtRNiTUtth 60.
lt,'I -V iO,O IIuI NIl'T 81, RACE .Juf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

rooms and bath: all modern conYenlfhces;
near trolley train and sboardink house.
ls 712. Gedgsr ofiee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
AGENTS

PORTRAIT AGENTs--Why work on com.
mission? 24-hour service on portraits and
fraines: credit given reliable men. write for
catalokue IT, IL, Roberts Portrait Co.
Kansas City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
$1,000

SIds-Nnro gweilinE: lot 2T1tts n. TO rear ".
. Elprr, II rooms bathsi room for garage
in+4 rr"mtlin = L'oNTINGSTAb f3oUIT-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
DJAMONDS-PAWN TICKETS

$$ES4Is $$s $$9S ${%
I,i,DG.. 18th AND MAREEr, Hco2 ail.
AOliiia / 800 4. 81 no $50 2. VI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
BUSINESS oop0vrT1MrTIEs
STOP LOOK LISTEN

I have lugt cOmpl.led anOtNe. Operation Vt
atorca adjoining the No. . Emergency Fleet
Housing opera lion at 10th and Glnlwood
ave-, which contains IA biorl, OF stores and {.
moving picture theatre and has a ueighDOr-
hood containing Il population OF between
5000 TO 10, 900 ppup'c to draw from. ana WHO
GRE lcrSl buyers; there Is wonderful oppOr
tunity here FOR all liu"a Of business. such as
grocery. bakery dru-S. dIS goods. Shn"
store. barber. C!LAr and pool room. hutrner.
hardware. and In fact any line ul bushes"
uuq would car" TO undertake; would suEs'S'
look at the busluess being done iu the Eruup
% atorpa I have finished nnu auld uppVsitc
~" No, I Emergency eject Housing Opera
ttuu AT G7tb aud hlrEH 0od ave-. tAiy opera.
don rs completely suld uut and ~ teraI or tH'
purchasers have already sold AT an enormous
profit within Il mouths OF their Original yeu'
tUre. these stores are Tor sale only an offer
tho best opportunity OF The year.
DANIEL E HOGAN
Builder and Owner, on Premises
or .. PERCY FO&
COY Y i0Lh 81. phunn Pr.atNn 409L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

CORNER stOr. properties In every gegtion
aud cEilowhill sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

HARRY W. SMITH. III SAMSON st.
Marks has solo his business and equipment
s, ", cor. 80 and Arch SITS TO NJ; Snyder
Son 1911 IiernH Hntowu ave, Phila., Pa
All creditors present their claims before
November 81. l0fN
ELEI'1HIC treatment e manicurIny, Houn,
CIITESTN la TEi.fD. facial. scalp treut
10 a. ~. a. Il -. M cios"d sun. aO5 =. lth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

3ui TO "22 .. WILLIAM ST lROSEHIf.tt
Ten . 'tor. bricE dwellings,. : rooms: sell
toEc ,her nr a' parHto: GOOD inVegt'tr: yearly
rent <1"a each; price only 81 loo cirar: easy
iorms VIM. ''-nVan's Sous fstR v 7th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
OLE GOLD

OLD gold, silver. platinum. plated ware. old
style Jewelry. teeth plates bought for cash
Est 1917. J. l.. CLARK. rriiner SO' SRnsom
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no y. 1FH--tour-story Dwelling, 10 rooms:
bHthL: lnt 26~l0o: as.ersrd a, ttO0n.
n."rigaRe $500: rented on aaliths leaac
GsLMte ~ DIsld ". hcss. 90 AYnlnul st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
DIAMONDS BOUCHT

ANY SiHE-PRICl1 70 OBJECT
ELLY c CO. 932 CHEsrNUT ST.
suIta II 90 over ChildE RnslAnrn 1t Priys'I
PRINTING--C Cards. enyeloySs, lettcrheads,
etry estimates cheCrfully given. GEN
ERAL PRINTING HOUSE. 2305 E. Susque-
hanna
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I,tSSiI,'NNF

ROOM in private family for d nus,urEs ,0'
uan; rotnel Ht HtlphpurhuuH, board con-
ycnIent; r.ur lrU!l"y and trH'u N ilS'
LHu.uf on ins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

1MAl;Df hTr POSSESSlON
s2SaG- -2l3 !; Wishart IT.. n"sr and Allie
Rheny ave-: .-stCrS porch house. q rnntns
bath, glaiiouars tub; built 1910: coy home,
TlERMAN SanH kenRlnaion nYA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
EARN DIO MONEY
srru ATroNs wANTEU-FEMALF

TELEPHONE OPERATOR wishes l.. Is. y !:
q years experience; best references. uptwn
preferred. but not essential, Phone Ola,
fnond 2ab7 i
FRENCH By. experienced lady, Rarisienne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

2Oa0 y. DARIhN ST. . story. u rIas siO0u
@3Jd ~ ITaHcher st. 9 story { Rms, / 900
30 u, oxford ST: story. frntnc. 81 900
WEI I. CRANFN'S GONS. InlG 4 TNi IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

1917 ". 18TH ST.. sp00O
Large f-s'orN dwelling. Is rooms. with deer
l0t ana earHg" &. story an Fawn vt 2f-ft
front through. HM. L.. CRAVES'S aIN S,
tt Y Tth 81 uuu ,'ni,I.,,hi, pr,
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1928 ARCH STREET

iGT - 2<iGO TO CCTllBEitT ST.
4-STyIti DIV Gtd,ISG--STTE RtPE- lnDh
AN IMPROV tJATEST
2ItAa. i, brown co. 2l7 8. sroad,
2I27 279l -273a-27an.27y7 2738 y. MuTTER
ST. lueHr LehigH ave. l--TWo-story brick
awrlIlnEn. -oons. range. Raa. bath. hot
aud cold Wat"!: nell single or together
WM. l., CRAElGN'S s SONS. 1870 ~ 18th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

GREENEWALD'S
ENGINEERS. structurai. architectural, me-
cha anlcaI. electrical. inside executive p0si.
tons, should be- "Xpd. 1Iorg Seel reinforceI
concrete, machinery lay out, electric a. engine
hoists. conveyors, also tracera and draftsmcn
for well known englneerlns contracting cou-
Gems and nrnminrnt cOrpora tinns.
STENOGRAPHsRS for executive & secreta'
rial positions. also in purchasing export sales
depts,, good salaries, permanent positions.
Accountant With G. +. a. sXp, Rkpr, &
Stenog $40 Blypr. take cha rRe cost acct Mo
registry cha rHeY. Booklet Il plank gratis.
gao s. lin.
BUSINESS SERVICE co. Ill Land Title
ACEOT' 'NTANTS, seniors, cost, 10 S3nn0
BOOK KEEPERS. bank, auto genetai. $50
DRAF'TSAiEN tSl, mech. construct. $4,000
ENGINEERS, sales. stokers & boiler aeces;
MANAGERS, for branch banks, up to $500
Statesmen. steel castings 20 steamship toIn'
gany ply,nbnsv sHp piSss Xslycs ,sN .5os az
TEI.LERS. for trust company un 10 ssla00
EARN BIG MONEY
Do laths work. auto repair. mechanical and
electrical, driving or STORAGE battery WORK:
we train men Oh practical lines
PhilAdrphi Mechanical Electrical School.
cav H's-dts D"""'- ~ ph''a dn'nh'a
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oW@ YOUR OWN HOAIT--sisa0
.b4u 2bi+-10Hh " lawrence st.: e-ptory brlcI
u" "eliihIs, :, rrnnif. range, bath. gsR. main
ErCet. good Order: cell srpa rate " desired
MM. 7, 'H tNEN'S SONS Ihif ~ TN ~
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STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME sHrs
Albums ARD supplies FOR stamp coleptsSa
PfIligA STAMP co. ~ 5. 18th at
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DOGS, BIRDS, ETC.
STAMPS AMI COINS

CANARY RIRDS Zoe vnls: dincr,ut kinds.
Rear ul Ial cherry. M. II can SunIav.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

i2l0 l:-ii-tG ". DAUpHiN At. Baraain
To ThtrE buyer. Of,ier must sell y. ID
EIEIEnA " s. " anr. Alh nnG En.usi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

1i@3 y. lhrlI-,tirnwnstone. bas wi indow frt
~ rim. F.. h.. "IAiT2 10 St rnt fnr M rike
lIihhrra !, Mo"rnll "a ilS ". ITfh ct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24
CONFIDENCE IN GOOD.
FALL BUSINESS SEEN.
Merchants Generally in East
ern Section Seek to Re-
plenish Stock.

Confidence IN . good fall business in
The Eastern section Ia felt TO be reflected
in the fact that megchants generally In
that section have sfown<a tendency to
repienish' tlasir stocks. according to the
Credit Barometer. Of the Credit Clear
ing House Recorders from the Far
West have not been In evidence. how
ever. purchases showing a general de-
cline this week In the Pacific coast,
mountain and North agricultural sec
tions. Tho middle agricultural. South
agricultural and East sections snow \
slight increase ever last week.
Indebtedness Increased over last week
in All but the North agricultural and
South agricultural sections and all Sec
tions show an increase In this respect
over the corresponding week OF last
year. This increase was expected In
the Far West, II d said, but not In the
middle agricultural and East sections,
where general merchandising has con-
tinued above the average and retailers
were expected to continue anticipating
their maturIties.
Payments show . very healthy activ-
ity In all sections, although the Pacific
coast, mountain. North agricultural and
East sections are not equal to the
previous week. 81
Taking the, United States a. a whole,
purchases increased g percent. over last
week, indebtedness increased per cent
and payments declined 4 per cent. In
the East section purchases increased
4 per cent. over last week, Indebtedness
increased ~ per cent, while payments
declined per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24
NEW ZONE SYSTEM
PROPOSED IN JERSEY
Fiue Cents for First Tzpo Miles
Recommended.

rhs Public Utilities Board Of New
Jersey recommended yesterday to tho
Public Service Corporation that II SUP
plant the present zone fare system on
It's trolley lines with q new rata. chArs-
ing fivs cents for the nrst two miles.
one cont for each mile thereafter and
one cent for q transfer. Ths present
rate 70 three cents for the first mile. two
cents for each succeeding mile. with no
transfers issued.
The boards action followed hearings
In Newark and Trenton. growing out
Of the dissatisfaction all over the Pub
lie Service lines with the prevailing
zone fare plan. The company strongly
objected 10 the Inauguration Of any
new system until tho company's experts
could give testimony. The company has
until October 2s to designate In writing
whether II will accept or not The
utility board did not indicate what
course Il should pursue In the event Of
the eompany's rejection
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24
PR ODUCE MARKETS

BEANs AND PEAs-Bs.n. marrow.
ss'sorrons., Chilean, isSsTs: pea, shoies.
ss.ss rss sissrn Ss''ss ! IS xsfs
i,a,,sSIi;, ,.psiy. csiiicrnis, ;sSs.as;
shc se'Ss;; ss "a GGTs.n s.d ss Isirs ssa
tip CLOSE: kinsokI Msnchuffeh, aS5sc:
ys,iSw eye. s7ss; white kidney, choice.
Mo- o,i bayou, Shi:ss; SsSsss ersnS:rry,
e e:iIiersi. soS SilfiIi m.. c., Sss
S5..ss. Scotch. lbs: ys.sss !; lis, .iS.
ii.si et:ss; ws.sins.en. ssS.issSS1is. c.ii.
fornia. s7.so9L7si Chilean. $40 1906 AUS
sSs c.i6iD s y. SsS
sSss,aa' ;s.rsSs large. "S's Ss .%.' MAN.
t.s t.. ssoicS; s1sl... :, seors s's ssS
s' q . Go 81 scr 81: :.sonS
Tsse' un.sltea, higher than extras: a,e
seconds, 5sSsie.; State dairy tubs, nnest,
g ali. siSs,s.: p!snoy.;sS. ss.rs:. SIC;
:sesna. s;ss %st' ,or .. ssaas. so
l. $50: No. 2. Tie; lower grades. +t@
yhe-;, creamery, held, high scoring. san
0sbe.; extras. sS@6tc.
CdEESE--state, whole milk fresh
asts, coiored, h., .s20sahc.; white. $40
s5Sc.; average run. coiored or white. 81 o
Nkc; held nats specials, san @ $50 ;
30 Nc; twins. specfais whites. 81 ho.: oof-
oored 81 &c. :sayerage run. colored or white.
soh q Sic. lower grades. ae @ Soc; WILSON,
single daisies. fresh, siM osixo.; heid,
sa@szhe.i double daisies, fresh. sih o
sac: held, s19siHa; young Americas.
fresh, say @92kc.; cheddars, Canadian. in
bond, ash q awe; State skins. specials.
IN @lakc.; prime to choice, ls o zoe.
fair to good, l4el7c.; lower grades. 10
Co,rov.rn ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24
COTTON MARKET IN
UNSETTLED STATE
Prices React Sharply and Final
Quotations Slightly Up
From Days Worst.

The cotton market was yesterday un-
settled. bears had things moro their
own way on the Exchange and prices
reacted very sharply from the previous
ending. Altogether the market had
nervous appearance and at times move
ments were somewhat in sympathy win
those of the securities market Accord
ing to the majority IN the trade the DO
cline was a natural consequence OF me
technical position. Many old bull TAO
tors were present. but had been d.
counted and no longer could STAN the
tide of selling by smaller longa Bears
laid considerable stress on the NationA
Ginners' Associations bsarish report
and q good deal Of adverse comment
was hoard regarding the unfavorao'e
turn In the labor situation.
The ginners report placed the indi-
Gated crop at between 1o,e0o.ooo and
10, 100000 bales, with . condition Of u
on October Is and . ginning OF 81
100000. Those figures, sharply above
general expectations resulted In con-
siderable selling at the opening here
Liverpool was not Al hrm In the con-
tract market, although spot business
continued active with large sales. The
weather map was mostly unfavoraoie.
Texas getting further rains. Prectpi.
tation was heavy ut few potnts-1.sS
at Pensacola, La at Chattanooga and
sc at New Orleans.
An unsettled tone prevailed at tho
local opening, frst sales being 10 to u
points lower on japanese and Southern
selling. Spot houses also exerted pree-
sure, while houses connected with Liv-
erpool interests were noted on both
sides Of tho market At all times con-
siderable irresularity appeared and Just
before noon tho market rallied very
substantially on new commission house
and trade buying. the upturn taxing
active position TO Wednesdays hnal
level The rise brought out more Wall
Street reaiixing and the tone soon be-
came weak again ~
Weakness In foreign exchange and
stocks was OF sentimental importance
while fears of q bearish ginning re-
port on Saturday held buying In check.
The market was animated only In spots
and wide fluctuations frequently were
the order. The lowest points OF the ses-
sion carried the active list nearly .
cent q pound of. May slipping TO SALT.
Most news from the belt on tho actual
article was Of bullish content and many
adverse Drop reports were received By
local houses. Final bids were only
slightly up from the day's worst, more
than - q bale lower. .r-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24
BROOKLYN r. r. WILL
FIGHT JITNEY LINES
Asks About Application for
Use of Streets. e.'.

The Brooklyn City Railroad Company
Indicated yesterday that 1t would OPP
pose the introduction of buses ATOMS
routes parallel to some of its car lines.
EroVer A. WhAlen. Commissioner Of
Plant and Structures. announced recently
taat 400 buses would soon be In opera
ZION at five cent fare along Brooklyn
lines where ten cent fare 10 charged.
IN letter to the Public Service Com
missionr the railroad says, r. -.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Com
pAny Is giving adequate service 20 the
Pubic, proposes TO continue adequate
service and requests an opportunity to
present proof OF such Adequacy.
Inc letter asked the commission 70
furnish the company with list OF the
applications made for a certificate of
convenience and necessity, which is
issued by the commission In combustion
with municipal grant for use OF the city
streets, 1t is understood that no such
application with the purpose OF estab-
made. .-..~. .II-.'s,y|7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24
CORN PRICES SHOW
I DECLINE AT CLOSE
797- ~ g ,-~;sRt's
rsps of Unsettiement Prevails
IN Market-Hogs Also
" se1
Go Lower.
OATS DULL AND EASIER
s~r,A =.
Cash Market Is Slow and Lit
lie ChangedAProvisions
Rally Before Finish.
OATS DULL AND EAsIE

A., unssttled tone prevailed yester-
80 IN the corn market. Prices, sold
:, cent in the first hour but rallied
a. ~. days high points on short COW
.r,r, But In the afternoon options
.,.,, reacted, the close being below that
:, wednesday. Industrial, unrest. drop
i hons and departure OF the capital
"a ths labor groups from the Wash
inston conference and weakness In Sc
.,r,tv and cotton markets were respon-
.,n,, primarily for dips. The decline in
h.~, following the 81 break on We'd
n.,dsy and the walkout, Of the labor
a.,erates from the Wilson meeting In
s,,rsd pressure at tho outset. The pos
s,hu,ty of coal and railroad strikes
caused a bearish feeling. After the
a,on the market became oversold and
shorts covered quickly, sending futures
10 IN cents more than. the fsw figures.
HIyinE of provisions by q leading
uacker encouraged some longs.
when It was announced in the after
mon that capital also had left the con-
ference and stocks and cotton began to
bxsak there was a furry TO 'eell corn.
Reoorts of an easier cash market and
increase In country offerings were re-
rsived. Declines however were checked
by commission house buying. The bet
tsr tone In hogs at the close heartened
some to take corn. They believed that
live stock had reached Its low level 81
last for a while. On wednesday hogs
were sold in Chicago At s11.so and the
average was only slightly more than
sl2 Argentine prices are easier and
declining under the pressure OF free
country offerings. Foreign buyers are
only ordering there on declines. -.
Oats followed corn for the greater
part Of the session and closed dull and
easier. The cash market was slow and
little changed. No export trade was
Yesterday in evidence. Argentine oats
are underselling those of the United
States and shipping difficulties add more
complications. Receipts continue mod
crate. Argentine prices broke sharply
on Wednesday, being ~ cents-a bushel
lower than on the previous day. Ar
ssntine farmers hold only comparatively
small quantities Of old oats. Provisions.
after easy opening due to the drop In
hogs rallied on buying by d packer.
Local grain. &C.. quotations follow
CORN-In the local market for domss-
tic corn No. 2 yellow and No. . white were
quoted at Si.5Sk. cost and freight New
York. ., - ... - ~
OATS-The local cash market was easy
No. / white quoted at S2hc.; No. white.
SIC; No. . white. size; No. 4 white, S1c..
all nominal. In elevator. -
RYE-Market hrm: No. WESTERN
SL52k, free on board New York.
BARLEY-Market steady. Feeding. $40;
S1.4s@l.53. free on board New
York.
BUokwHEAr-Markst dull. New crop.
Esaa25 per 100, pounds,
HAY-Market dull. No. /, sl.7o@17s;
No. 2,.sl.55 9Lss;- No. 8. sl.aSV las; ship
ping. sl.154l.25. s@ $500
sTRAw-Marset duh. No. 1 rye. t1t- q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24
BIDS FOR POWDER PLANT.
Gets second Onerins
for Eitro PiojsSt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.--Assistant Sec
Rotary Croweli to-day began considera-
ton Of the ten bids received by the War
Department for the Government smoke
less powder plant and the town OF Nitro.
w. Va. This u the second offering OF
the project, and II probably will be sew
eral days before q decision IL made, as
each OF the bids hag many conditional
clauses. tir.. A.ri
r. Gilmore. New York city, $S.32o,00o {:
Hooker Electro-Chemical Company, New
York. ss.2o0.o0o; RignAld W. Beali.
Washington, ss,o00.o00 Harris Bros. a
Co. New York and Chicago. S7,S00.o00s
Charles shonkood.' New York. $1,000. 90:
Fred T. Blanchard. Boston, $1,000
900 Charleston Indastrial Corporatton:
J.. Shovel, Ocean City Ma, SO. 1000.
John Eichieay, Jr.. & Co.. PittsburE. So
1s2.as3: Lake Railway supply Company.
Chicago, $4,000 900. ~ - = '.'ss, 4
The plant and housing projects at
Nitro cost the Government s7O.Doo.0oo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24
RED CROSS MEETING TO-DAY.
Chapters to Discuss Plans fos
Drive for Funds.

Representatives Of all the, Red Cross
chapters In New York. New Jersey and
Connecticut viii meet in the balcony ball
room at tho Hotel Pennsylvania to-day
10 discuss plana for the campaign for
funds which begins November 2. Major
Gen John f.. Organ will preside and
the conference will begin ut 8 O'Clock.
There are 2i6 chapters In the three
States ana their campaign arrangements
have been completed successfully despite
the express strike which threatened to
tie up shipments OF materials to them
At the afternoon session addresses
will be made by Gen. Organ. Or. w.
II. Rockwell. director of the bureau OF
FIRST aid; Ellis Russell. associate direc-
tor OF the department of military re-
lief; Mrs Louise D. Baker. director OF
the department of chapter production:
Miss Florence Johnson. director of the
bureau OF nursing service; Clarence II.
King. director of the bureau OF civilian
relief. and Joseph r. Doherty. director
Of the bureau Of information and news
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24

s$ pE xiFsn1: ssS s s:... 3d. - -
ts 81: II! Issl,.s si.i nSSsh:s; iss;::s ss$
Dol, ssoS sls S.F' RiA tsSysi nei
Ri,o1MsAINE@g.k;, Ise9ti.se: crate: !seg
S:s: !ssSM.o s ss1 sa91sbs ~.
hcss TtaEi i5so-t 1880 S.s hl
Dbl. .igLsoi ru.sbsss, Dbl. ti,,s9ss;
s sssi sn9,as yyoMATS S!S a !:
p 'a r. ss sn a gts'i ,S,sf s.; a.. '; s:f SOC
:i,ss: carrier. tl@S.so; half bushel box
ga nearby Su,h s,,, boz; nSs s'r isg
y2So0a; Delaware and Maryland. carrier.
tIGa wATERCREsS--loo bchs., f0a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24

PHu.ApELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Actual trad
ing IN cotton ysrns has virtually ceased
for the present There = n broader de-
mand than ever and dealers are ~
anxious TO sell a. before, but there
seems to be no more IDEA OF prices than
there would b II cotton yarns had just
been introduced. Therefore. while all
the market machinery 10 IN motion. as
usual supply and demand are really
- far apart at the moment as are the
poles. All THU Ii said to be due solely
TO the current upward strides taken By
raw cotton. @st
Spinncrs are reported as absolutely
refusing to quote and It Is next to i'm
possible to arrive at figures which rea-
soDably approximate trading values Of
yarnA ~'.' -
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New Orleans Cotte. Marriott.

NEW oRInASs, Oct ss.-wids reac-
tions were made by cotton to-day. the
opening being lower under poor cables
and selling being stimulated thereafter
by bearish private bureau reports. while
the lowest levels were reached late IN
the day following the announcement
from washington that there would be no
indicated crop figures with the October
condition report The close was at net
losses for the day Of 10 to 100 points.
Close: October, s6.&bc-: December.
$3.50 January. ss.02c. March, S<.SSc. {;
May, s4.o4c. Spot steady and unchanged
Middiins. $3.50
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ooNFEsSEs. .rARr N HoLpUP.
Thomas B"idsick';Ad.sits Part In
Bordea Rebbsry.a e.s.5 >.

Thomas Baidr,ek, Who WAS found. by
me police IN California. confessed before
county fJudke Diks In Brooklyn yester-
gay his 'eohhpiieityr IN the hoidupS last
July -ot Jarnes, ! Hardcastls. superin-
tendent' Of the Borders Farm Products
company. 2sso gfayesend avenus The
s snan escaped m On automobile with
''.VVo 81 - Ns = u. ..ft b .
baidrick Acknowledged that he was
he chauffeur OF the hiEffwaymeu,s car,
SAID ne received Si,s00 as his share Of
.he spoils and declared that Frank Pc
soweh OF 6ss Fifth avenue and James
p, srAriAno Of 25s Srwsntleth street were
Ms companions. ts'.-'tfs - ~
The other two were arrested the, day
..sr ne holdup and are nou awaiting
"a sh baadrick will b. sentenced IN Mon
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Greer Memorial r,.nnss.

4 An addition to Hope Farm at Yer
bank, N. T.. to provide housing facili-
ties for thirty moro children IL. now
planned as q memorial TO the iats Bishop
David H. Greer. Churches OF the Upis-
copai diocese will make this fund the
object - the All Saints Day offerings,
and contributions may be sent to Miss
Florence Rapallo. zoe East Forty second
street. Hope Farm was founded twelve
years ago by Bishop Greer and accom-
ipodates 1856 boys and Strls