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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
GRAVE CHARGES MADE IN
MAUDE TABOR MYSTERY

LAYTON, Mich, Dec. ga sign
ed statement accusing Joseph Virgo of
performing an illegal operation upon
Maude Tabor, has been made by Mrs.
Sarah /. Tabor, eighty years old
mother of the brilliant linguist,
whose body was found in n trunk in
the basement of her home here, As
sistant Prosecutor Warmer announc-
ed today.
The alleged statement is in direct
contradiction to the story told by the
aged woman at the inquest. Mrs.
Tabor charges that Virgo, who
married Miss Tabor about a year be-
fore her disappearance in 1916. took
her to a deserted farm house near
Lawton. kept her there three days,
and then brought her home where she
died. The statement adds that Virgo
crammed the body of his wife into
what was to nav been her hope
chest" and conveyed it into tho cellar.
after she had prevented him from
shipping the trunk out of the state.
Virgo has beer held in county jail
at Paw Paw nearly a month on a war
rant charging murder. 1t the inquest
he denied knowledge of an illegal
operation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
Plan Here for Plano Recital.

Preparations are being n1aGe for the
piano recital to be given 1 nthe high
school auditorium on January rs, by
Adolphe Borschke, the famous pianist
and much interest is being shown by
music lovers in this city. Perth Am
boy is very fortunate to have the OPP
portunity Of hearing Monsieur Bor-
schke locally. Direct from Paris, a
student of the best masters of the
world and the possessor of many OF
the most coveted musical honors,
Monsieur Borschke will render classic
piano music and operate selections
of his own special arrangement al
his recital here next month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
THREE WILLS PROBAIED
BY COUNTY SURROGATE

BIZ staff CORRESPONDENT
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 2S-Thc
viii Of William Hausman, formerly Of
Jamesburg, who died on November 80
was probated yesterday with cod.cil
attached. The executors naned IN
the will arc: George Dawson, Il SON
in-law and }. Edgar MARRIOTT, a per
sonal friend.
According to the will the home on
Harrison street was left to the widow
during her natural &c and after
death would be divided among the
children. Since the will was made
the wife died, and a codicil was at
daughter, Bertha Quackenbush, OF
Jamesburg. with whom he has lived,
and after her death the property VIII
be divided among the children. The
codicil was made June 10, 1918, and
was witnessed by James b. Parme!l
and Margaret J. Marryott.
The will of Jacob NJ Goble, OF Mid
dlescx Borough, who died December
s.. was probated YESTERDAY. rho heirs
at law are Sarah, a widow, five sons
and Que daughter.
The will of Alex Schak was also
probated yesterday Schak died IN
South River on December 9. and the
heirs at law TO his estate are a widow
Mary, three sons and three daughters
Letters of administration were
Granted to Mike Stasinis, of New
brunswick, on the estate Of Gust
Stasinis. The applicant is a brother
of the deceased and other survivors,
are the mother and father who live
in Greece. The value of the estate
is 1900.
Letters of administration were is
sued by the surrogate this morning
to Elizabeth S. Rowland. of Metpch-
en-. on the estate of Mary Egbcrg
Emery. who died December 8. The
applicant is a daughter of the dc
ceased. The other survivors are
Laura Egberg Johnson. a daughter.
living in Metuchen, and n son, VIII
liam Lloyd Emery, of Akron, ONO.
The value of the estate is $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
Milton b. Carpenter.

By Special Correspondent
OLD BRIDGE, Dee 23-Milton B.
Carpenter principal of the Old Bridge
school for a number of years, passed
away at the home of his father
Charles S Carpenter. of Ulysses, Pa.
Saturday night. Mr. Carpenter had
been in poor health for over a year
About five years ago he was taken
with an acute attack of Bright'S dis
ease, but recovered and enjoyed fair
ly good health until a year g last
summer, when the same trouble re-
turned. His health improved until in
the summer, when severe headaches
set In. These gradually grew better
and Mr.. Carpenter thought he was
getting along in fine condition until
about three weeks ago when he be-
gan to fail and gradually grew worse
and weaker until the end Saturday
evening
Mr.. Carpenter successfully taught
the Old Bridge schools for a number
Of years and was well liked and re-
spected by all who knew him and
will be missed by a large number OF
friends.
He is survived by a widow and little
son Malcolm.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed, but as far as known
there will be a service in the Old
Bridge Baptist church Friday morn
ing, following the bringing of the
body from Pennsylvania.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
.Fdrting Princessv Coming.

Harry Bulger, king Of musical
comedy in Mort Singers sparkling
musical comedy success. THE F1irt-
ing Princess" will apear at the Ma
@jestic theatre, matlpee and night
Tuesday, December 30th This de-
lightful musical attraction ran for enc
solid year at the LaSalle theatre In
Chicago. The Kingston Daily Leader
November 18th, 1919, says: The
Flirting Princess at the opera house
last night was an excellent produc-
ton, brightly and keenly alive with
interest and fascinating from start tc
finish. Harry Bulger was clever and
interpreted his part in pleasing and
skillful action. The costumes were
classy and the scenery attractive
There was a large attendance From
all advance reports The Flirting
Princess" will be one of the best
shows seen here this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO
HAVE WELCOME HOME TONIGHT

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Dec. ga Wei
come Home celebration will be held
by Tottenville Council No. 1875
knights of Columbus. at the club
house tonight in honor of the twenty
members of the council h a were In
the service of the government during
the world war. An elaborate program
has been arranged that will include
vocal and instrumental music and sew
eral boxing bouts. AL Roberts, Willie
Murphy, Willie Curry, Buck Flynn
and James Taylor and Nick An.
drianny, the latter two members OF
the council, are on the card to appear
In exhibition bouts. The affair is FOR
the members and their friends. Re-
freshments will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
WILLIAM WRIT MILLS GETS
new POSITION FROM MAYOR

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 23-Mayor
John f.. Hylan on Saturday announc-
ed the appointment of William Writ
Mills, of New Brighton, as assistant
superintendent of plants n struc-
lures of the city of New York. Law
renee Hanlon is the superintendent OF
plants and structures which has
charge Of the municipal ferries. MI
Mills is vice president of the Staten
Island civic League and is also a
member Of the executive committee
of the league. He was a prominent
Bull Mooser during the Roosevelt
campaign and worked hard for the
election of Mayor Hylan against the
Mitchell administration when that ad-
ministration put the garbage plan'
ond Staten Island against the wishes
of the residents of Richmond Bor-
ough. Mr.. Mills starts in his new po-
sition the first of January
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
BOROUGH HALL WILL NOT
Be OPENED FOR MEETING

TOTTENNILLE, Dec.
President Calvin s. Var Name in e
letter to Lewis Nixon, public service
commissioner yesterday denied the re
quest of that official to open borough
hall for a public meeting Monday
night, December 20 to consider ways
and means to avoid the discontinuance
of trolley service on Staten Island, as
threatened by the estate of II. H.
Rogers, which owns the lines of the
Richmond Light and Railroad Com
pany and the Midland Company.
President Van Name states in his re-
ply that his reasons for not opening
the Borough hail because h meeting
would be packed and would create an
artificial atmosphere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
MRS. DECKER ELECTED ROYAL
MATRON OF THE AMARANTH
By Special CORRESPONDENT.

W NVFITUF VVFF NNPD'NN"FF
TOTTENVILLE, Dee. 23.-Mrs.
Margaret p. Decker was elected royal
matron of Staten Island Court, Order
of the Amaranth, at the annual cleo
ton held Friday night at the Masonic
temple. Mrs. Decker will succeed
Mrs. Alice Y. Dietrich at the installa-
ton TIC be held the third Friday IN
January. The other officers named
are, royal patron, John Dietrich; as
sociate royaI matron, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cowan: conductress, Mrs. Emma
Moore associate conductress, Mrs.
Jane Miller; secretary, Miss Elsa Il.
Evans; treasurer, Mrs. Anna May
Sprague, and trustee. Mrs. Alice \.
Dietrich.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
RIG Hit at ROYAL.

One Of the best comedy ramas IN
which Charles Ray has appeared for
some time, is Creased Lightning"
his latest Thomas H. Ince-Paramount
picture which will be shown at the
Royal Theatre today. The p~hotoplay
affords Mr.. Ray abundant opportuni-
ties for the display of his exceptional
talents and that 1t will please the pa
irons of Manager Snapper's Theatre, is
O. ~foregone conclusion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
Hapgood Reaches New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 23:-Norman
Hapgood, United States minister to
Denmark, arrived here on the steam
ship Frederick VIII today from
Copenhagen. He is coming home on
a leave of absence according to a
statement recently given out by the
State Department
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
Plan Drive for Tax.

James H.. Curran, internal revenue
collector in New Brunswick is plan
ming q drive around the county to COL
lect 10 per cent. tax on income from
products manufactured by children
under sixteen years of age.
A drive Will be made to secure row
eminent taxes from proprietors of
dance halls and other places of
amusement. The government is
charging 10 per cent. on every ticket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
BIG NEW YEARS EVENT
FOR SOUTH AMBOY
81 speciaI Corrsspondent.

OUT AMBOY. Dec. 23-CrOsby
Matthews, secretary ofc the local Y.
NJ. c.. A, has arranged an enter
tainment for New Years night that
will be sure TO attract a large gather
ing a trio of popular entertainers
has been secured for the entertain
ment and they will be the main at
traction. In addition to tbs there
will be some local talent that has
been developed since the arrival of
Mr.. Matthews among our midst At
the conclusion of the entertainment
eats will be served by a competent
r~cfreshment committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
Writ Not Allowed.


NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 23.-The
writ of certiorari requested by Rose
and Clara Vanderhoven against the
township of Woodbridge was not
granted. The plaintiffs claim they are
being charged for something they
cannot use, and after hearing both
sides of the~c case. the judge decided
that both sides should secure more
facts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
FIVE

eta. Long Branch: Coast City. Free
hold. Lakewood, Long Branch, As
bury Park. Monmouth, Atlantic
Highlands. class initiation takes place
on this occasion, candidates to be re-
cruited from the above councils and
Cor0naIs Degree team will do the in
i~tiatory work on this occasion. An
entertainment will follow and refresh
ments will be served The meeting
will be in charge of Red Bank Coun-
ell No. 9S4. Of Red Bank, and in con
junction with the committee on state
of the order, of which A. A. Philo
has charge Of this district
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
Plan New Years Dance.

The Association of Slavok Societies
will hold it's annual New Years dance
On the eve of December 81 at the Sla-
vok Hall. The dance which will last
long enough to usher in the new year
will be preceded by a supper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
No CIcc club Rehearsal.

Owing TO this being Christmas week
there will be no rehearsal of the Perth
AmbOy Glee club in their rooms, odd
Fellows Building. tonight. Many OF
the members Of the club are rehears-
ing with church choirs for special
Christmas music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
Kcyport X. \. Events

UW FNVFTFWF UT TF0VWFNEWFs
KEYPORT, Dec 23-A district
meeting Of the Royal Arcanum will
be held at Red Bank on January %
at which time the following coun
ellis Will be represented: Keith, Man
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
Turk Rebel Killed.


81 TIE AaSOC1uFeu FTo5S.
ROME, Dec. 23.-Mustaphe Kcmal,
leader of the Turkish insurgents in
|A~natolia and head of the Turkish ma
tionalist movement in Asia Minor, has
been assassinated, according to Smyr-
ma dispatches to the Tempo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23

BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of Chosen Freehold
es that the County Budget tr he tscal year of 1920, % attached hereto be
N BE IT FtT.TllEH RESOLVED. that a public hearing be held thereon on
Tuesday december 80, 1919 in the Freehdder5 Room in the County Hecord
Building yard Street New Brunswick. New jersey a s T. N. to hear any
which, may &c presented against the same. and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the County Collector be directed to
this county Budget as approved, tOgeuhcr with notice of hearing
thereon in thu manner prescribed by law, ami
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED hat a copy IF this approved County Budget
be forwarded Immediately to the Commissioner of AuutCipal Accounts.
I Thomas L. MulVihL Clerk Of the Board of Chosen Frcchodors of The
County of Niddesex. M State Of New Jersey, do hereby certify that the above
is a true cory of a resolution adopted at a meeting Of The Board held on the
1h In OF Imnemher l1h
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23

Il have eight children and give
Foley's Honey and Tar TO all of them"
writes Mrs. 2. Rehkamp, 2404 Herman
St, C~ovinEton. Ky; they all were sub
ject to Group" It loosens and clears
mucous and phlegm. stops that strans
ling cough, makes easy breathing pos
sible and permits quiet sleep. II con-
tains no opiates. and children like 1t:
Good for colds. bronchial coughs ana
the coughs that linger on after innu-
enza or grip. Good for grown-ups as
for children. Barnekov & PETE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-23
APPROPRIATIONS

Court Salaries. Fees and Expenses. ................
Warden, Jail and Workhouse
Maintenance Of LunaticS .....'.
salaries Of Board Members and Ohcers ..........
Salaries Of Bridge Tenders
Expenses Of County School superintendent. .......
Fees of Coroners and Burials .............,...
Sta tIOncrY
Advertising, Publishing and Printing .............
Contingent Expenses
Bonded Debt. falling due
Interest on Bonded Debt
Discount on Temporary Loans .........:......'.
Court House. County Buildings and Grounds. ..,..-
Bridge Repairs. Construction and Expenses. .......
State Aid Road repairs ''''''''
Repairing, Preparing and Crawling Roads. .......,.
Soldiers and Sailors Burials
Board OF Children in Orphan Asylum ..,,.........
County Board of Taxation
County Board Of Taxation-1919 DehciencY...''.''
Court Law Li1Tary ccnc .faio..,ita ''''''''.'
Donation to st. Peters Hospital ............,..,,.
Donation to Perth Amboy City Hospital. .....,..,..
Donation to South Amboy Hospital .....,...,.'.'''
Sinking Fund
Mosquito determination Commission ...,..........
IFa nm Demonstration
Vocational Schools
Care of tuberculosis Patients .........,,.......
Home Economies
Judiciary Fund
County Cierk-1Si0 Deficiency and 1918 Deficiency
s surrOsats-1sis Dehcicncy and 1918 Deaciency..:..
sherift.isis Denciency ana 1918 deficiency 49,.
Emergency rn1g BORROWINGS during hscai year 1913 as
Emergency Borrowing during fiscal year 1918 as
funded by this Budget unpaid on Dec. 81 1919
iDenciency incurred by 1917 contract on Roads
(Rahway Ave. and Cranbury TurnriGa'''''.''
Total
II14O4-12-22-2t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02
BOY SCOUT SERMONS
TO Be DELIVERED IN
STATE NEXT SUNDAY
Arrangements for Associate Mem
bership Drive in State Com
plsted by Chairman Hopswsll
County chaimen Appointed

sunday. Juno =. the FIRST day of the
national drive 10 secure 10000, 2
associate members 20 h BOY Scout
organization. will be observed IN NJ
parta OF the United States ~ churches
81 all denominatiors A request wos
received saturday bY State Chairman
col. Hopcweii that al churches IN TIE
state ohnefve the opening day 81 the
drive hy the delivering Of sermons
based upon the general character
buiiiing influence Of scouting.
Practically an 81 The county cam
paiRn leaders have been appointed
hv Chairman llopcwcii and the ma
chincry for the start % the hlr drive
~ New Mexico h. now nearly cont
pictcd The following " an almost
complete liai Of tho county Chairmcni
Joseph a. Wilson. Albuquerque
George Keith, socorro; , ~ FcHs,
MnNdalcnn. Clarence Enyne. Silvef
cIty. &. D. Mckinley, Alamagordo'
o. y. Melvin. Santa Rosa; y a
James. Tucumcari. W. v. Lindsay,
portaion! o. = Doan .ltoaweli. Van
Huron sparks. Carlsbad. J. " HALEY.
carrixoao. Charles sheurieh. Clovis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02
Roosevelt and Portales
Form Booster Club
With 120 Members

Portalcs y. A.. June s.-Portaies
aud Roosevelt county now has a COM
mercial club formed At a recent meet
inE- Al the court house. The follow
Ing board % directors was selected
J. a. Priddy. u. q. Hoagland. W, y.
Lindsey. a. NJ Williamson. v n.
smith. Cari Mueller. D. J. Ross. {. J.
Whitcomb. q. 4. Reese. J. W. Gun
n ngham, J, l. May. ". O. bryant. A.
~ Rlhbie. Thomas n. Barnett and Coe
Howard. At a later meeting, the
president. Vice-preaidenI ascretar,
and two assistants Will be selected
The committee on an entertainment
for returned soldiers consists Of u. a.
Iryant W y. Lindsey and James A,
Hail The membership Of the clui
has already reached the lao mark,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02
Interpreter to Be
Used at Drainage
Conclave June Is

Arrangements have been completed
BY the Albuquerque chamber % com
merce 20 have IN interpreter prescott
AZ the big drainage convention which
h 10 be held on June % and ~ Al
important proceedings % the meet
ings will be translated Tor the benefit
81 those who do not speak the Ems
iirh language
This was decided upon when n be
came known through the county
agents ~ several counties 81 the mid
Ole Rio Grande valley that great In
teresi was being shown hy land own
erH In the coming meeting ~ that
q large number ~ non English speak
Ing were contemplating at
tending the convention,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02
Claude Albright Will
Sing Old Favorites at
Concert This Evening

An Aibupuorpue D. to'uiy interest
rd bon the musical concert 60 be riycn
tonight at the Presbyterian church by
Sew McNico's native Grand Opera
daughter Claude Albright. o. sho
win uiwny. o. known 10 the people q
her home city.
Miss Albright viii sinr many new
reflections also repeating old mVortr-
that are ever lear To- hot many muHl.
udmlrvrH Requests Hrc h0lur received
asking her To- sing such %faNoritc s'lec'
tionH nA - inlumn and tho like. Ms,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02
The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
IN Classified advertising.

Sew Nork. June The demand
|pn tho atock esshanEe today fur cor
BALM stocks was Intense. uentrai Mo.
RorH gained - nni studchakor ie p
points and other motors from . 20 I
United states Steel established
new high figure Tor D year ~
.ieBs end thsrr was active inquiry
uNl fuf uuou independent proper.
hes Ihp M,rrantl. Marine stocks
serc supported after ustuining losses
ID from Q to Z points
MsAlrHu Petroleum rusr nearly Z
points and Texas Dumpgny - Tho
lose wnA strong
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02
New Navy Recruits
Get Choice Between
Training Stations

The navy recruiting station has Just
received u telegram stating that all
men existing In the future In the
navy such AZ apprentice seamen AMI
nremen and all other men who have
ordinarily been transferred to the
trimming station az san Francisco,
caiif. would in the future be given
their choice either 20 tho training sta
ton az Great Lakes. Illinois OF 70 tn
station az snn Francisco. This how
yer does not affect the men enlist
ing IN the different trade schools. "a
they viii be zen % the Wuiar places
a. usual Gee the navy recruiting Of
nrpr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02
|FLEMEN
LOSE MATCH SUNDAY
TO LOCAL MARKSMEN
J. A. Hall Of the Local Association
Makes High Score Of 1877 Out
OF a Possible 100 Points; Return
Match 10 Be Shot

Under clear skies. but with pux<ling
Dish tail winds the first rifle match
|sith an out ~ town lean for several
|ears was pulled off on the local
|anFe yesterday Santa Re losing 20
Albuquerque by a score u sac TO III.
Due to adverse wind conditions the
|cam averages were pulled down hut
ONE excellent Individual cor were
|nado e. A. Hall Starred for Albu.
|nerque. making i1i points out % .
possible total - 1870 owen wood
BIAS hirh Gun for Santa Pc making
Ia. hut was below Alhuguerauea
|ccond man. A. T. Sawteils. who
|cofed ta2 Albuquerque Ted hy 81
points at t.00N yards n gained n
|urther lead ~ ~ points at the 500
|nd 20 points at the SEQ. A return
batch will be held at Santa Fe on
|uiy 4
The score follows;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

not be giving a complete concert in
Albuquerque aud omit these requests.
no b audience " afHurcd that these
selections will be hard tonight.
Mira J. - clarke IL assisting Miss
Albright, ana " ~ surely "a rare treat
work.
Unfortunately MrA Mcdowell. who
We to accompany Miss Albright hna
been suddenly taken very ~ and Will
not be able Ia appear. hut Mrs Chns.
Doll Of Santa r.. who has worked
with Miss Albright In previous con-
selections will be- heard tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

Probably the flrst package Of ~
containing The personal effects % his
son Elsie 1riego. who was killed IN
action on September 10th. tpnn re-
quest Tor these effects they are always
forwarded TO the families. 0rieGo'x
package contained the Bible. n pie
lures some coins, n The clothinG
OF the boy. together with a religious
medal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

Chicago. Iurs , Butter lower
UrpH Wrrf. igWa1
Erra lower. rrrripts - s26 eases,
nra'H 900 90 p. ouiiu1r, fr-tE tou
coz ~ mark cnsrH included i0N ~
~. siounr" packed NrstH. ga iah
oNiruH ief
Iouitrt. ullNr str1d,s fowls. 90
Potatoes lower nrr.,Hls 2. urH
Oh Northern whif" Iritsi suites
rrade uumhnt nn" mckei hultt t'r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

Denver. colo June cattle. te-
rciptH $500. market slow and dUtEgN
hsc' steers. $40 o. fitsat cowh.
and hoifers. tNhOu flI 9f. Etorkrr-
and frr,isrH $1,000 figi.. oalvcl.
SIS OnZttT.O 90
Hogs receipts $50. market strong.
20 euf hIrhsr Top. 5000. bulk.
so 900 W $50 90.
Sheep receipts 500 mlrkef STEADY
iHmis fi1ti So eai ewes so 900
HtigNn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

The local rauEc viii he opened az
ln Saturday afternoons a. well a.
sundtys during the summer. begin
bins mex Saturday and special at
ID me Younger members. d ~.
Inrds an excellent opportunity FOR
.lralnlur with the military arm and
he club Will be riad o. AVE inter
stcd persons present themselves az
.hr uuEo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

New York June Mercantile ma
'prr - Hbh sterling 90 dnN bills.
4 SO, commercial 90 daN hilln on
Banks tagA commercial 90 duy hills
n 30 o. demand iG2h cables ia2 n
G-oNrruHcnt bonds cnHN. railroad
hondE strong Time loarH sironr.
pa
CAN money stronger, high low nm
'huhnr rate. &. closing hi1 So Offer.
~ no 60 last loan siN, bank accept.
nnrss. -
uur silver SLABS
Mexican dollara ~ cents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

New YORK. June COTTON futures
|ciosai steady July. So 30: octoher.
Nsg0 G1. pscomher $40 90. Ianrau.
1850 ius March. % so.
Spot cotton uiet. middiinr. t32 SO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-02

Il N.w York. June o. lNhprfN bond
lfrui' 'nfhy we've aiH $40 co. frHi
l4s tat 90; Second ts, sai 90; first
HAS tpa ~. second as SOS %.
as sos 90 fourth as So as
iNicipry as sa9.9S; Victory aAs.