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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18
STATE LOSES BIG MONEY
ON POORLY BUILT ROAD

Approval cot the rnnstru,tiuu nf the
Thompson, q" Moab pustruad aud the
Moab Zee lASul junction pusluad in
brnnd and San Juan counties has
been given bN ihr department uf agri-
ruliur" and the state mad rummi, SION
viii advertise ter bids IN nll prnbn
hiliiN work will hcgin within ;hiuv
dHAs IN tho Thompspns ip Moab
riad, ij.l mules iu length, the rnst b.
estimated GO tl.b.1OilA The state
Hnd government will divide the rust.
u o. "u this stretch ot highway thut
r'uNris have brcu working ID yrHr
and "n which hn- bcon expended abnui
r5b,nuu hF the state Guyrrnmrui
Surveyor, Who recently visited the
section, Informed the commission thnt
The ln"r construction would not
answer and that u would practically
have q" bo abandoned 10 other
words Ihr state vail lose $4,000
Slate highway engineers, instead ol
running lhr rad iu straight line
which would have shortened 10 con
-idcrublN followed the mountain side
Through % canyon, making Hn extreme
iy heavy grade o. is this part of the
ruud that will be- abandoned
uu thr Moab tu laSh Junction
road ihr estimated rust is rlii,3Si 45,
of which ihr government will nay
',2,lb2I2 The length is MS miles
Construction of TON bridge uf morr
Than twenty foot span each will bel
included
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18
UNCLE SAM GETS OPTIONS
ON SEVERAL TRACTS HgR 1,

Lake T. Young. superintendent nt
Helper ui the star mail route from
that town tu the lmiah Basin ,,m
try, WIS 100 Price last Sl,urIn, and
alsn The first of this week taking uu.
iiuus Uu property tor the government
The same thing has been done lt llI
per and instructions ,uy Castle Gate.
ton. luc'" sam proposes construct
lng large garage at one at these
places Goo accommodate the truck. nov
operating iu Nprual aud intermediate
points Ground must br within eighty
rods "i The railroad depot and of ten
thousand square icrt Something like
% dozen locations 700 Price nrr Offered.
Later uu official of the rn-iutiicr de-.
pnrlmrui go Washington. ~ g.. will
come here tu gu over matters with
Young. and go which time -umc .rlcr
ton may hr made Repair shop. for
the trucks ar part ri the plan. The
pr'pu-lil"n means % payroll If around
three thousand dollar, monthly tn the
town having the truck driver. with
q. oi course. this is expected ~ grow
n- The -vryirr develops. Utah Fuel
company, owner uf III the aNnilnblr
ground at Castle Gate. will not offer
Hny l"raliun ihcrr Il prefer. NOT Ia
have ih" trucks iu and "ui ui that
camp
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18
sTATE MApE PLAINTITF

Under 'hr provision uf thp law De-.
lining water and water right. th,
state is made one of thr plaintiffs 200
an action Dob the district court uf Car
Boon county, the fr-t case 300 which
ihe state bias been mndr % party since
me Jaw was cuac'rl Tho uf i-HHl'
cot ailas $. aud Mary Jane Young
against j, NJ Wh.tmorc aul A. Dl-
mere, who, II is alleged, haze sup
planted plaintiffs in their rights To
Srter from summit Crocs ana nom
Coal Greek.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18

There % type ~ man who Seems
~, '' -.InE o. the devil only H-
q. nrh"dy b. trying Go keep
NIF tu get even with some
".' lH7 Wruuged you b. NOT Iu
'"" 10 ' worry you.
rrl, no. world and IL viii gruNl
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18

The best way not 90 waste money
.s q" pas cash for every purchase
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18
DYNAMITING OF FISH MUST
STOP, DECLARES SIDDOWAY

~ prevalent has y,c dynmilIug of
fish become iu certain part of Utah
Ihai H. n ~ldiuNuy state lash and
game commissioned has Offered 20 re.
ward 0i two mmuprJ dollars tp any
person furnishing y1dcuro thar ui'l
.Hd tn rHr CONVECTION Ut anyone fur
blowing up any stream 300 t4p
state when. there urr game .Ish
Nur| dNHm.ur H ur Weber
river 'rIr pnr Hn IH. immediate
."urn .fr .lu announcement. Dr. b.
estimated rm a. .Iu-l Iuur hundred
fish aru k'I.i by Htr explosion
Numerous complaints uf similar out
ug.- ou Fish Creek up around SEQ
ueld have E0n, into the state fish
and game commissioner
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18

pru-r p' choir feed Tho tractor
owner mu uup.n Does iurrWr -"u.
mi hl 10. .r..,m Aurh u' BOO.
neighbour. bI' 1000, I- often % d"Il'.
GOD practice Outside WORK mu-' hr
dome uf % fmr when % WilI Interfere
with ihr nrrYs1rb work uu ni- uru
plarr ur be- viii bose moore hN neglect
ibnu De- mukr bN ,h, custom H"r
The parking of damp -uil andsihr
efficiently of efficient operation arr
fhr rhIr. dI-Hdtaulgr- mentioned hl
tractor u,,r- Where early spring
Wurk - necessary, 'br packing col thr
-pIi. especially % heavy -uil, l- % -rrI.
pi. objection The Tact thaf o. rrurinr
demands certain luWu' 20. know
edge uu lhu part uI lho operator wu
-rlrrrN Doe considered "a dIsadyariHgr.
Tho trimming ran hr easily obtained
eco small rNIHu-r. lW iup many Wru
litumu iu wu lurtur without learn
ms anything abuut Them except ihr
starting, stopping mui shifting gears,
rhr Important thing l- iNr unI.IiN 'u
detect Trouble fhc minute ~ begins iu
Irr.up ani know how t0 remedy DO
prmurN instead uf allowing o. tu
m along until m expensive delay
results lr pays 200 spend % iDa days
gaining experience, under competent
Ir-. rurtur N q. UUW.- r lu attempt tu
rru tractor without -ucIl prepare
tom With the Increasing noe 81
TRACTORS. u- we'll n- automobiles and
stationary rngIEcy, farmers arr rapid
y becoming familiar with Tine care
and uuouUun ot gar engine, 40 Che
same Time TRACTORS arr being Impru'-
ra and gmp'ucd so that difficulties
100 operation au growing jess each
year
Thp comparatively large Investment
rrH d.urrraurn and iur' ud rr
mir bII- ml. ALSO been mentioned
h. farmer. % points ssug-. owning
. tractor Ih,. point uut, tou. fhl' n
tractor . ur aHlnHu.. tn aI. iurm
u.r. whore horses uc ordinarily
u-.d However thp tractor can do
mtrh work that horses cannot do
NOR. where bpIf power ls needed.
ono of thr most important points tu
consider when buying a tractor ls the
size of the farm. Experienced trar-
tor owners rarely recommend the pur
chase of tractor for use on farm
with less than a hundred and twenty
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18
DEAL THAT MEANS BIG
THINGS IN CARBON
COUNTY
GREAT STEEL AND IRON AND
COKE PLANT COMING UP

Consolidation Of Interests At Salt
Lake City Forecasts Establishment
Of Huge Enterprise That Must
Come Here For Certain Of It's
Necessities, Such Ac Coke.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18

N'pr'N ,,,fy man that has Intt..i
around nt bnI lived u number nf
t'lr. Uta had reason Co. iuuk .t t.t
in lui'f seats aud hlraa the name ui
ih" xiii Nh" boo youth threw him Y,u'.
i'ru'Hhlt the r,uann p bride b.
harp s b".Husr she Isut 1000 uid mar
ii,d woman
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18
Are 7 on An
Unbeliever?

We have convinced others. We
can convince You. Used castings sold
cheap An kind, ot ,ulcauiyinr. We
handle the famous Sil,crton and the
Horseshoe cords. Price Rubber Work..
Richards n Guldlng. Props.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27

Yesterdays hero-Phla Douglas. Tho
big highlander limited the Braves to
a single hit, missing a no hit. no run
performance through a single by Ray
Powell
Again the lanks showed Jack Quinn
their speed. They scored one run less
than The Browns. although they got
more than twice as many hits.
Five in a row was too much for the
Tigers. They succumbed 10 the Ath-
letlcs, 10 3.
Pat Moran had a day" in Philadel-
phia yesterday and his Reds celebrated
70 by mauling The Philllcs. Z 10 3.
Rube Benton continued to be a cele-
bratod character by defeating tie
Plrales, passes aiding him TO a TO 3
victory.
The ned Sox continued TO use the
skids, Cleveland taking i2 to Z count
over them.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
DEMPSEY MAY BE
WRONG in THIS DOPE

NEW YORK, May q. United Press
Jack Dempsey has training ideas OF
his own and So far he has proved them
TO De as near right as things can be
but whether he is right In hiring a
Dig, slow fellow like Bill Tate 10 tussle
with him IS a question
Somehow. a boxer always gets the
Idea when he sets out to like some
one who amounts to something that he
must as nearly as possible be the
counterpart 0f his victim and start
learning from tie substitute how The
other fellow boxes aud how TO over
come him. Heretofore Dempsey has
left those methods 10 the others and
laid out his own course OF training
Dempsey has done most OF his work
OF preparation by road work. swinging.
golf and thc like. lie believes more
strongly in the open air than most
anything in conditioning himself. lie
Is a strong exponent OF shadow boxing.
but doesn't care so much about waltz
Ing around with some big fellow Just
because he fights big fellows As a
matter Of fact Dempsey Is strong for
the smaller fellows because he be-
iieyes their speed and ability gives
him speed and ability
BIZ Tate is almost as huge as less
Willard and probably iust'as slow and
clumsy. Dempsey may be making a
mistake by training with him.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
DOVER NJ. E. CHURCH
HAS SERVICE FLAG

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. May 27.--At the unyellng Of
the service nag in honor OF members
Of Wesley VI. e. Church sunday School,
in the service Of the L. s. Sunday
evening. United states Senator Josiah
O. Wolcoti, delivered an interesting ad-
dress.
A large audience attended the ser
vices az Holy Cross Catholic Church
sunday evening. the occasion being the
annual sermon to The 'G. a. r. veter-
ans, by Father Dougherly Of Whining
ton.
The condition OF Chief Justice penne-
will. who was operated on last week,
at Philadelphia hospital, continues
TO improve according to reports from
The hospito received yesterday by Mrs.
pcnnovil
Notwithstanding the persistent ru-
mors that the Dover Opera House has
been leased 10 Philadelphia parties.
members OF the Board Of Directors
persistently deny that such Is the case.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
ANNUAL SERVICE
AT OLD CHURCH
The Evening Journal.

special The Evening Journal
ELKr0N. Md, May 27--The annual
service held in the historic old church,
at St. Augustine, six miles south Of
Elkton, was conducted by the Rev.
Alfred Lee Jones. rector OF Trinity
Parish.
Rapidly recovering from a serious
operation In The Johns Hopkins Hos
piial, ;. Ralph Andrews, has been re-
moved TO his home IN Elkton
\ party OF New York manufacturers
on Saturday spent the day inspecting
the Government plant at Perry Point
PGrryville.
The graduates Of the North East
High School will be addressed at the
commencement TO be held next week,
by Lieutenant Colonel Robert ]. Gin.
Special services for Decoration Day
were held in the North East NJ. r..
Church, on Sunday by the Rev. L. II.
Dashiel. a. former pastor.
The Second District Memorial Asso-
citation has been organized, with BY
ron Bouchele. OF Chesapeake City,
chairman. The object OF The new So
siety is to erect a monument TO the
boys who were killed during the war.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
FIVE GRADUATES In
DELAWARE CITY CLASS
speoIal d he E,enIns I0urnal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. May 2i.-Georse
ualer or Washington has returned
liome after spending a few days here
with his sister. Mrs. Eliza Nandegrift.
AIRS Dalyrimple entertained the mem
bers OF her Bible class OF the Presby-
tcriaD Sunday school at her home on
saturday evening.
~ ]. Spring and T. Sniggs OF The 4. :.
Engineer Onlce. Philadelphia, have re-
4turned home after spending two days
at Fort dupont. on electrical work.
- The h<lseh0id goods OF Thomas Vail
sHere sold at public sale on saturday
afternoon. MIR. and Mrs. Vail will make
heir home in the future with their
laughter, Mrs. William Beck, OF near
own
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wells. Miss Eleanor
Montgomery, and Richard Ellison were
weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
6cndlcr
Mrs Charles Metzger who was oper-
ated on The past week at The Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington IS
Improving
Mrs Charles jefferson viii attend the
convention Of insurance companies TO
-5e held at Atlantic City, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Lieutenant Charles O'Noh, who has
been In France for the past twelve
months has arrived home. and is at
present with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel O'Neill.
Commencement exercises OF the Dell
aware City High School Will be held IN
ihe school auditorium on Tuesday Owe
ming. June no. The graduates are
Misses Laura Clark. Louise Beck. Mil
dred Bender, OF Port Penn Samuel
carpenter OF Port Penn and Turpin
Rose. on Sunday. June 4, at 40 o'clock
the Rev. M. Layleld viii preach the
sermon to The class
Evening journal., 1919-05-27

- A large line of Louis heel Pumps
/. and Oxfords at attractive prices.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
HARLAN 4 vs.. WHITE CIRCLE.

Harlsn Apprentice baseball team VIII
meet White Circle at Harlan Field, on
Wednesday night in a twilight game,
starting at 6 o'clock The Harlan boys
have made a reputation that they may
well be proud Of. and they will, with
out doubt. put forth their best efforts
to defend t. The Circlers also VIII en-
deavor TO hold their side OF the strug'
gle With credit.
All the members OF The White Circle
squad are requested 20 be out Tor prac-
lice at Rockford Field tonight.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
L0RRAINE ArTER CAME.

Manager "Blll' Benson, Of ihe Lor-
ralne A, A.. is anxious 10 secure q
game for Memorial Day (aftcrnoon)
either in or out OF the city Port Penn
was scheduled, but owing 10 a mis-
understanding The game has been post
poned until June Z.
Any fast club wishing a flrst-clas'
game can address Manager Benson. No
621 Clayton street or phone 1885 p
& A.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
Y. VI. c. A. BAsEBALL.

The Dormtory team OF the Y. NJ.
C. A. Twilight Baseball League Will
play its second game with the "Y''
Cubs tonight, beginning at o'clock.
on Thursday the dupont "Y's" and
Bankers will battle. The money
changers have been gradually build
ing up strong team and will have a
couple additional heavy hitters for
this game, and Captain Munde, OF the
powder men, will have his hands
full il he tries 20 win this game
Cfaudfno
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
DELAWARA CITY has TEAM.

Delaware City has organized a base-
ball team with T. w. Meter, man
ager; j. Jordan. captain; Frank Moore,
treasurer: William Weaver, secretary
and ready TO meet any team in this
state Any local team that would like
TO arrange game with the Delaware
City boys can be accommodated by
communicating with Manager Meter,
phone 30, Delaware city. or Treasurer
Frank Moore.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
uoRsoN COMING ron .pRYs.' .

In the interest Of the enforcement OF
prohibition Captain Richmond =. Hob
son will speak in this city on June ,.
Captain Hobson Will speak in Grace
Church on The subject Democracy
Victorious Ills Task supreme Cap
tain Hobson will later 20 10 Washing
ton 10 attend the Prohibition Confer
ence there.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
SINGLE MN wIN nus GAME.
leclal % The Evcnlng Journal.

0pttidl 70 Inc fNculng Journal
SEAFORD, Del. May q. Seaford
fans witnessed a holly contested game
OF baseball Saturday between the mar
ried and single men OF the town when
they played the second game OF a
series OF five. The single men won i'm
The ninth inning making the series q
tie The next game will be PLAYED
Decoration Day The score by innings
Married Men ......t 020 80 Q
single Men ........0 02 OOO4-iO
batteries: Married Men, Hatton and
Shipley; single Men. Morgan and
Moore.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
Y,nNALL rUNER,L TOMORROW.

The funeral services OF Mrs.fCharloite
~ Yarnal, who died in plainneld, n
J.. on Sunday. will be held from the
home Of her sister. Mrs. Edwin p. saw
don. No. az West Tweniy-rrst street,
AT , o'clock tomorrow afternoon. In
iermcnt win be made in Elam NJ. L.
cemetery.
Mrs. Yarnall yas the widow OF jones
larnall.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
MISS u,ncAnrr q. CIBBoNs DEAD

Miss Margaret G.. Gibbons, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs n. G. Gibbons, who died
in Philadelphia on Saturday viii be
buried in Tho Cathedral cemetery this
afternoon. Requiem mass was said at
"a O'clock this morning in the Church
Of Gesu. PHILADELPHIA
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
MIN RY LARGE sCnnE

Special To The Evening Journal
GE0RGETOWN. May Georgetown
High Sflool defeated the Lincoln City
nine on the local diamond Saturday
afternoon. by the score Of % to f..
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
HEREs CmANCE roR HOLIDAY GAME

Shamrock A. G.. being without a game
for Decoration Day would like to ar
ytange one with some fast team. Send
challenges 10 e. Langan, No. 923 Kirk
wood street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-06
RED FEATHER DRIVE
BEGINS THIS EVENING
"Big BilP EdrDards Will Lead
Loan Workers Parade.

Red feathers, red fire and red hot
enthusiasm will mark the Inauguration
tonight of the final phase of the Vic
tory Liberty Loan drive In New York
city. Twenty thousand loan workers will
parade under command OF William H.
Edwards, better known as big Bill
and still better known as the man to
whom hundreds Of thousands of New
Workers. have had to pay their income
tax. Big BIZ will be the generalissimo
and will have on his stan Gov. Alfred
e, Smith and Benjamin Strong, chair
man Of the Liberty Loan Committee.
The paraders will assemble at, 80 p. NJ
at Fifth avenue and Twenty-third street,
march north to Fiftieth street. east to
Victory Way in Park avenue and then
to Forty-fifth street Each marcher is
to carry a torch and throughout the
route red flares will be burned at the
street corners. The affair has been ar
ranged to usher in the Red Feather
drive during which every purchaser OF
a second Victory Note will receive q
scarlet feather to be worn as an in
sigma of a duty twice performed.
Announcement was made yesterday
through the loan organization that E. F.
Albee, chairman OF the Theatrical and
Motion Picture Committee, had ar
ranged that every actress and actor ap-
pearng on a New York stage during
the balance OF the drive would wear a
red feather as evidence OF having made
a second subscription to the Victory
Loan. At the close of each performance
the feathers worn by tho players are
to be offered at auction for the loan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-06
GLASS MAKES PLEA
FOR BOYS IN FRANCE
Nations Honor at Stake in
Victory Loan Drive.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Secretary Of
the Treasury Carter Glass, In a Victory
Loan speech here tonight, said II was
impossible to float the loan strictly on a
commercial basis. and that II was neces-
sary to appeal to the patriotism Of the
American people.
"A little thought" he said, will teach
the wisest among the financiers of the
country that 1t Ia impossible now to float
purely for investment purposes a loan OF
$4,000. 100000. We have got to appeal
to the patriotism OF the American people
and II will not be done in vain.
There are yet 100000 American
boys in France and Germany. who must
be maintained in comfort and brought
home in safety and provided with en-
ployment on their return. While Con-
gress has written off the books SIS. 000,-
100000 of authorizations. for which
public funds would have been expended
had not the war suddenly terminated,
the Government Is still expanding ST.
COO 900, 900 per month to meet the honor
able commitments OF the country.
The honor OF the Government Is In
volved. Being your Government, II Is
your\honor that is involved and know
that the appeal OF the American Gov
eminent to the American people will
meet response OF which the nation will
be proud"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-06
NATION MUST RAISE
so p. &. IN FIVE DAYS
Netu York Tenth in List of
Tuelue Loan Districts.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The total sub
scriptions to the Victory Liberty Loan
as announced by the Treasury Depart
ment tonight are $1,s03,730.000, an in
crease of only s145.751,o 900 since Satur-
day and only 40 per cent. OF the de-
sired $4,000. 100000.
THE best that can be said for the
loan" said the Treasury review to-day.
lis that the percentage of the country
quota subscribed to-day is almost as
high as was the percentage of the Fourth
Liberty Loan quota on a corresponding
day in the last drive. The discouraging
feature Of the present situation is that
the total gain since Saturdays report is
only $145,751,000. This is about $780,
900, 900 short of the daily average that
must be maintained from now until the
end OF the loan II the country's quota is
to be subscribed.
1.-THE patriotic spirit OF American
newspapers" the review added. "never
was better exemplified than to-day in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-06
KISSES HELP BOOST
BROOKLYN $4,000, 900
Miss De Cisneros Stirs Victory
Loan Enthusiasm.

Miss Eleanor De Cisneros. Brooklyn
singer who has appeared with the
Metropolitan Opera Company. sang a
song last night at a Victory Loan meet
ing organized by forty-four Brooklyn
banks in the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music. Then she stepped to the edge
Of the platform and asked:
Nov, who is going to be the first to
subscribe to the Victory 1.oan?'
My bank will subscribe 1000, 000."
said Andrew d. Baird, president of the
Williamsburg Savings Bank. who sat
behind Miss De Cisneros on the platform.
The singer Immediately turned and
kissed Mr.. Baird
My bank will take 100000 worth
also" quickly said Edwin p. Maynard,
chairman OF the meeting and an officer
Of the Brooklyn Trust Company.
He was kissed, too.
you can put my bank down for s4,-
600, 000." said Andrew d. Sullivan Of the
Mechanics Bank.
Mr.. Sullivan sat in the first row of the
orchestra, but Miss de Cisneros stepped
of the stage and gave him two kisses,
one for each two millions, in spite of the
fact that MIR. Sullivan blushed and
seemed rather to dislike the attention
the audience gave him.
Subscriptions followed quickly after
that. The Brooklyn Savings Bank sub
scribed S1,500,000, and little Marie VIII
laire. whose father works in the Todd
Shpyards. went on the stage and after
much business Of biting her thumb and
looking what cvr~, body in the audience
whispered TO e, crybody else was very
cute" said that the shipyard would sub
scribe $l.000.000. The employees OF the
Brooklyn Post Office subscribed S105, 200
and put in an equal amount that they
had collected from patrons of the office
The total subscriptions were announced
as s4?, 100000.
one of the features of the meeting was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-06

connection with the publication OF final
Victory Liberty Loan appeal by Secre-
tary Glass. On Saturday the Secretary
sent a frank statement to 1900 newspa-
pers by telegraph telling them that the
Treasury Department was concerned
about the state of the loan and asking
them to publish a frank statement from
him on the situation which accompanied
his telegram. Virtually every newspa-
per that received the telegram to-day
printed the statement on Its front page"
st. Louis, Minneapolis and Chicago
districts continue to lead the rest of the
country. in the order named. The first
two are the only districts to report bet
ter than so per cent. of their quotas. and
every district Is below what It should be
at this stage of the drive, IL the daily
average 10 to be maintained. New York
district continues in tenth place, barely
leading San Francisco and Dallas.
Subscriptions by districts and percent
age standing are as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-06

TabuIatfon OF SubscrfpttOns.
The official figures yesterday were:
NEW YORK CITY.