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New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
WAREH0USEMAM'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES,

~ AccohpANC, WITH THE PRovI-
Aly3 A> ,NrAi 1 IA y" "a InEFs l3s ab b5NG Run
THE UNDERSIGNED. METROPOLITAN
FlHEPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
WAREHous sEMAN. on THE GOODS
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED AND DUB
NOTICE HAVING BEEN GIVEN TO ALL
PARTIEs kMoMN TO CLAIM AN IN
SPECIFIED IN SrCH NOTICE FOE
PAYMENT or sUCh CHARGES HAVING
PUBLIC AUCTION. AT 81 AND - WEsf'
66'GH ST. ON MONDAY NOVEMBER
s4TH. 1919. AT lo.So A. N. THE FOL
HOT sEHOLD GOODS. CONSISTING OF,
~ B. \rs. CHlFFoNlEKs DESKS.
WOOD. lhON AND BRASS BEDS. MAT
TiFRES. nONkS BEDDING. DINING
ROOM FuHNlTI RE. ROCKERS CHAIRS
SEWiNG MAcHiNEs. LIBRARY ANfs
1AhAoR Fi 'nNlrlfhE. RoAEs AND Coz O.,
RIGHT AND GRAND PIANOS. TRl Nks
sFFECTs. CLOTHING AND NusCELLA-
MRS ARv'LLA BROWN. MRS. KATE
PERRY :iRS + pr :GCli; 81. MHS ), n Mn n,
OF mrs. r NJ DAVIDSON. MRS. NJ. ".
EicINhR. NJ. CRADLE MISS LILLE
~ NAN. GEN.L $ r. kNEEI;AND, MRS. MRS
lSA1ftli-lM NJ Pnfr,is AND 3 D. wAr~
NRAiAN. IS riiaii; INTERESTS NAY
APPEAR.
A iARGE on. PAINTING HELD Fofs
THE ACCO' st OF .. y. PARKER.
TO NFS CONTAINING BOOKS. PAN -
PHI FITS iArEKS BARRELS COZ
wAiNISG GLASSWARE. ETC. SUIT
CASES AND CONTENTS. TRUNKS AN
CONTENTS. CAR rEr. BOOKCASE AND
SHELVES. PERSONAL El'FEETs ANl'
MISC Ella NEOUS HELD FOR THE Ac
COUNT or WILLIAM SrHNlTZEK
OFFICE FTRSfrrRE. CONSISTING
or tliING CABINETS. DESks. OFFICE
CHAIRS SECTIONAL BOOKCASES.
LEATHER GOTCH PICTURES TRUNK.
Ms EI-IANEous. HALL SEAT ETC
HELL, ron THE ACCOUNT OF FRED,
(. WHITNEY,
TWO TRUNKS AND CONTENTS. HELD
FOR THE ACCOUNT OF II. VLLMAN.
LARGE hEFRIGERATOR. HELD FoFs
THE ACCOUNT OF y TElFENTHALER.
FOUR CRATES. SAID To CCNTAI> -
SCREENS. HELD FOR THE ACCOUNT
or CHARLIE THOMPSON
All. BEING NOW STORED WITT
SAID COMPANY. IN IT'S WAREHOUSES;,
AND ALI. 70 8h MORE SPECIFICALLY =
ANNpC .ciD AND DESCRIBED A.
TlhE OF SAID SALE
THE GOODS MAY BE SEEN AT THE
flAtL or SALE DN THE SATURDAY
ttEt RIDING THE SALE.
NEfkUfOLiTs\ FfREPROOF sTOR-
Ai,E WAREHOUSE " 60,
-s-Js-4l WEST d6th ST
NEW WORK CITY. n Y
CHA>. :. NORRIS. PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
r NANC AL MEETING
MULLINS BODY CORPOKAr.ON
>otice of special Meeting of Stockholders

New York city. November 7th. 1919.
In order 10 provide funds to increase
-he capacity of its plant and To permit of
extending it's business. the directors OF the
he.1 on Thursday, November &, 1918,
ursns-.ousiy adopted resolutions authoriz-
cock from 70.Co0 shares TO 100, 900 shares
ard directed ,hat special meeting or
stoc},hoiders oe called to take action in
respect Of such increase.
Accordingly notice is hereby given that
special meeting Of the stockholders, boz h
preforred ana common OF Mullins Body
office of The Company, Room No. 2lSS.
10 Broadway. New York City. on Satur-
ouy, NeNemner u, i9lt. at II ~. M, FOR
t.r follow INK purposes
). TO lake action upon proposed
"mendWrnt aud alteration Of tn certif'-
at cr incarceration ot the Company
whereby ,he uufuber of shares Of common,
stock ~itaout nominal or par value which
'hs corporation may issue snau be IN
ofeased from 10000 shares to 100 oVJ
: Ia take action upon proposed
"mehd4eent and alteration Of the cettih-
whereby Article VI thereof shall be
ai"endsd TO read AS follows
THE amount OF capital with which
the corporation ~tii carry on business
Is Que Million. Five Hundred Thou
sand sand tsi'ooQ,eool pollars and
\ taay lawfully come before the meeting or
ehs adjournment thereof.
Ihe Board Of Directors has further di-
fecied that subject IN the authorizatio n
Q, such alterations and amendments Of
she certificate of incorporation Of the
company and of such increase of capital
stock, the additional 30 000 shares OF
stoch be offered 10 the holders of the
present outstanding common stock pro
' @t" Is neary az may b Without the
use of scrip or fractional shares) at si4
Ps' share, which in the judgment OF the
a'eard OF Directors is the fair market
ssaa ss.ne thereof, the procseds derived from
sneh sale Ia be used forthwith as addi
uonal working capital
d, me Testing OF S1ochhoders above men
hohsd wil be held instead of meeting
~xsrsloIore advertised to be held Mo-
oy srder of the Board OF Directors.
" X MULLINS. President.
'-~-- @HARLES G. GIBSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Brazil Officially Denies
Negotiations for Loan

RIO JANEIRO, Nov. 49, - Rports
tha- the brazilian government is
Negotiating for a s50Oo0,ooo loan in the
United States were officially denied to-
day.
An abnormal situation a. regards the
exchange rate has prevailed in Rio
Janeiro for the last few days, rates
on London and New York rising TO
exceptionally high points. The rise is
attributed to heavy exports and sub
normal imports.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
War Department to Open
Bids on Textiles Nov. "A

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The War
Department sales division to-day au-
tnorized the opening on November "a
of ODDS at the New York zone supply
Office, a4l Eighth Avenue, and numer-
Gus other sales points for 2,473 .92S
yards of textiles. Proposals Will be
accepted only for lots Of 1000 yards
OF more. The textiles offered for sale
include duck, cotton cloth, outing
hannel, gaiatea, sea grass, raincoat lin
ing. shirting flannel, venetian, twill,
drill and thread.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Business News

URRENT quotations
of
the in
market with
~ ''0 ''' ''o"cS
Practically al" the small moving is going
10 the Dealers who find by
OF paper on hand higher
cent Other of
~ N"'''''' az
nnetyday bills
at eih figure "'N" Pi"N'e"H9 "o
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14

beaver and sable tones. These colors
are most sought for in the various in
termediatc lengths, and it is this
type of glove, imported or domestic.
that retailers are having the most diff
iiculty in procuring. Gray shades have
been n decided disappointment. as the
selection of gray gloves for Easter
delivery has not assumed the proper
tions expected.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Mexican Postal Rates Up

Postmaster Patten yesterday an
nouuced the following increase IN
Mexican postal rates:
This department has been advised
If a decree OF the Mexican government
increasing from 10 TO 20 per cent the
additional charge on mail articles ex~
ported or imported into Mexico, said
charge being over and above the regu-
lar tariff duties applicable to the mer-
chandise involved"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
lnrestors' Almanac

DIVIDEND WARRANT-~An order
!or fhe payment Of diuidcnd to a
shareholder is aohoi is commoniv ,.n-
derstood, although there haze been other
opptcat'oNs Of the term. In England
"d'u'aoad worvnnt" is a check for the
payment Of the dividend. Money and
Investments.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
"Panilandle" Earnings Smaller

Gross income Of the Pittsburgh. Gin
cinnati, Chicago & st. Louis Railroad
for the year 1913 tota ed S11 .55S 29C
a decrease of S36l,576 compared with
the preceding year. OF this amount
$ll334,093 represented the Federal
compensation due the company De-
ductions from gross income were
S6,S29,3l7, leaving a surplus of
S4,129 ,979, or $l,0l0,lTo the 1917 total.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Pennsylva

Question-Please give mo some in
formation on these stocks: Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Texas United Oil Com
pany of Dallas, Texas Buffalo; Texas
Oil Company OF Buffalo, N. Y.-A f.
Answer--Wc believe that Pennsyl-
vania Railroad viii benefit by the legis-
iat.on soon to be enacted, and don't
think you need worry about IL. We
have no information on Texas United
Oil or Buffaio-Texas OIL.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Dividends
IN WIS
[ Underwood TyneIvr,,er C,,,

Underwood Typewr,ter Co,nunny - An
extra dividend of 50 per share has been
declared on the common stock in add-
zion 10 the regular quarterly dividends
Of SI-fo ON the peferrei and 81 on ;ho
coniuon stocks. all payable January | TO
stockholders of record December i.
American Colonial Bank of Porto Rico
An extra dividend OF per cent in addi-
ton to the regular seIni-annual dividend
of = per cent has been declared, both pay
able December to Stockholders Of record
November a.
Eas.rinn Kodak Company-An extra
disbursement OF 7 " per cent has been de-
clared in addition to the regular quarter
ly dividends of . Il per cent ON the com
mon and | is ON the preferred stocks all
rayable January 10 stockholders OF rec
ord November 20.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Information Lacking

Question-Wlll you kindly let me
have any information You can get on
the Morrow Films Company W. II. b.
Answer--Ne have not been able to
obtain any Official information con-
cern,ng this company. Perhaps some
OF our readers can help US.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
BUYERS C.Olnin.

SAN FRANClSCO-~Levy Tailoring Co.
,wholcsale) Ralph I. Lcvy and Leo A.
Levy wooiens, trimmings for spring and
summer lines; McAlpin
SAN FRANClSCO--OC Connor. Monat &.
Co Mrs. Fan women's ready to wear
10 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Judgments Filed

Tho following judgments were filed yes
terday, tho first name being that of tho
y e r Realty Corp. Chas T. Rob
inson and Daniel T. Nolan-B
pradeF ruSe FOOD rrcdacts Co, 9'''0''A
lnc--C FOX ......7...... 14g e1
Renedek paul-F " ,;rlmes.... 6ss.S6
Carpenter. Edwin E-p II
pe votl, Louis -woter6ury '''O
.,,Ii'l,, i;utt@n q, Co. ...,.. ......... 2e5.so
Milie' ilie I ,orIon-l Fitzgerald 2Fs, s,ae
>, stem ;;,...;;:....;;.. '....;...... 5a2.22
i, nnard' X Co, Inc; .,..::,.. i.osa.sl
;, costs ,.;....... .................- 100 10
c:reitzer, Frank p fei,nan feS sS.a 20 3
Gay, Ausustr-p Granu..... .S41D
Gotdhors Jack or Jucob-,ireen-
r, baum M!os ,,! 4 Co. .a.......... l476.2i
rlSl"ci' v III IA n Nren.-.... l2s. Al
teors!n, Gorgete--l. piilant... ! D05 "a
fersien, EianN-IirOnx MI Bank
:, or n Y........... ;,..:,.:,..., G,4s5.c7
X ELLISON ct al............ 3sG.l0
Ncrdt, Gcorge--L Rlcci ... sG7.a5
Hogan. May E-c Wallace "a %
ihs.lna Joseph l'-~S + Mansuu 3s. 90
t"nlnan, Ioaeph --,i Goldman, III 11
Jo' Shipyaro. Note., Iuc-safe-
,..,'... ~ Fire re-, rN,insn'sher Go III. l2,.sO
,.n., o. ....., ,...... ............., $50. Is
Co lor Industry " coin,neroo. lo5.sg
kirby. rho.1as Al sltAuss IL "a
Levin ftaIly H. ana Roger Far
~, r',r@,1' Ryen $500. 20
MtilhW ROBERTS lauoratorlps
.rY' lne. u..i,., 4,s5s,g7
NJ tNn@ i,,' CO.. me. ....... lss2.lo
,a''.,,,.',, ''aI" y sil hroa A3.0l
:, costs ,-,...,... ............ lOs.So
t,i'' - ''oi l'9, ~ '4ettuN Ito. i I
,,al'1l' ains ;,:,........ ....... l7l7a
,,.i.l,'i, i,or""lt~-reople, &c. ....-.. 10000
o.'.., nfie"nniga corp. .,,....... :... l2s.l5
NaWter co, coSts ........ a1Tf3
Rios. Josifa-n. .. llaupashian ie5 So
~ . ". tap4lk'ht. l2i. la
ktnny .........,.....,... ........-. le,5lo.Oi
s,,fp. Corp. of Nannatt tan -...'.,'..' 7427.44
Simmons. i1rn,st-.N 3enner l05 to
3,',n'' ~ * d. j.. SUI, Yan iG65. II
.rds.' 5esu ,ni ,,.,.,....,, .oa.ol
smith tIuck Bros. Il SMITH
5as9a. 4a.'% %1''sp s v9sat E, a. :sss5 :s.s
Nelier, Rubin Stern puonshtng
" emo si,noS NoTclty No CO, ,,,,;,,.... 92147
~ ~ wil,, Ts.n'y 80 + Williamson. 3.oll62
Collins * co ...-.........,.. 22l2
In Erons County
HeienItano. Dominik J. =
,'.', hourNe ....,.. t275.T2
:, %. ......... l090t
J., s,nln ;...;;,- .....-......- 5S4 -
''i,"I' no " t-a!uI ..--..-. Ji.50
Ue'lr,rr lsidor Minnie ana Annie
NJ stern ,..-... ..-..... 3soG8
/ Green. lienrletta c.-tranl>liu
Trust CO .......... .........-..- 5,5al9i
, rreenberg :...,............ 7e63
! ny ger, otat~-N. G. pppern'an. 1862. -
sitN" tN"S J4'Nes, r. tentimg ia i40. z
=, ct al ............. .................. 900
| t",elt"a' Ahtohlo-t' Albertt ct al 2t.9l
yalehlln Heorse-L Tunick.... ls0.3s
/ urgo, Cluseppe-F Alberti ct al 7575
Wolfe, Josepn-L a Robitzek 1872.
y" eisS oaln--M. Barnett. 4o.72
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
/ Quotation

Question~-Will you kindly advise the
writer as to the price Of New York
Mutual Gas stock ?? G. $. B.
Answer-~New 1ori Mutual Gas Light
stock is quotcd about 90 hid, offered
at 100
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
London Money

LONDON, Nov. 13.-Money, 27s per
cent; discount rates, short bills, 5As
per cent; three months bills, 5% per
cent; gold premiums at Lisbon, 1A0.00
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14

"Aldermans conducting large retail
stores in Manning and Acoiu. s. c. are
now being represented in the New York
market by the Resident Buyers Organiza-
ton. 4 subsidiary OF tha bush Terminal
Sales Building
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Questions and Answers

Note--in this department Tho
Tribune Will throw the light Of such
Information az Is ut it's command on
the Investment problems OF its read
ers Questions OF general interest will
be answered in this column. Only
Initials VIII be used. Others will be
answered by mail
st g1i,,u 't'lNl l'SS. ,8 nNclopC. 80
FINANCIAL. EDITOR, The Tribune,
i5i Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14

ROBERTS. MARGARET WIN PuR.u.
ance Of an order OF honorable John p
Cohalan Surrogate OF the County OF
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all
person having claims against Margaret
". Roberts late OF the Couaty OF New
York, deceased. to present The same with
vouohers thereof to the subscriber At its
place pt lTansacting business. the once
OF its attorneys, Taylor. Nufn,s ( begg No
"a Broad street III the Borough Of Man.
haitian. city OF New York. on or pefors ths
26th day OF January. 1920.
Dated, New York. the stn day OF July.
lJl1
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Executor
TAYLOR. HuMHS 4 BEGG, Attorneys
for Executor. No ~ Broad street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
SuRROGArES. NOTICES

PARROTT. JULIA PAULDINci ptR :
suance of order Of Honorable John L.
cohalan, a Surrogate OF the County Or
New York, NOTICE is nereby given 10 ali
persons having eiaims against Jaila Pausd-
ins Parrot. late of tho County os NeE
York. deceased. 10 present the same vita
vouchers thereof to the subscr rtheFs a.
their place OF transactins business at tl.s
office of Sullivan u Cromwell, their attor~
neys. at No ~ Wall Street. in the Borous a.
OF Manhattan, ia the city of New Yorh
State OF New fork. on before tho las
day OF May. 1920. next
Dated. New York. tho ed day OF Oete-
Der. l3l9.
MApELEINE BRUCE
GEORGE l.. PARROTT
Executora
for Executors. once and r. o. AZ 4
Dress ~ Wall straef Borough Of Mas
haitian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
sURROGArEs' NOTICES

THE pEoP r. Z, or THE STATE OF NEW
AND INDEPENDENT.
to Gisgls,;E ,,; KEMP; NAE ISABELLE
KNMr HOMES MARION MoRGAN KEMP.
IL LIE. AUGUSTA TYING. JULIET r.
kEMP. lNE kEMP. as executrix If tho
asst will and testament Of Choureau Kemp,
late Of the County of New York. deceas-d,
ard ~ gei sral ardan OF Juliet 4. Kelnp
an infant, ana kDWAit NJ. FIELDER and
W IL LAM Is MccpYtMlCk, as executors Of
the iosi Nih &. testament OF I'reaericS n.
IrNou 'aje ut til Comfy OF New York, de-
aetsei and To al persons interested a,
creditors. iegatees. next oi kin nT otherwise,
ian fur Estate Of oailet Augusta kcnu. ,.e-
resiu'nt OF Tic County of New YORK. or Ia
tne trusts created Toy the V4ll OF said juliet
augusta y Nenp SEND GREETING:
ipon the petition " Arthur lryou Kemp,
residing AT i42 Rue 0e Cronelle, Paris,
France. and S1cphen II. Tyng. resAing at 80.
City anl state nf NeN York. you and each
If you are hereby cited to show cause before
the Surrogates Court Of New York County,
held at the Hall of Records. in The County of
l9lf, at half past ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF that DAY, Why the account Of proceedings
Of said petitioners. rs Executors of and Trus-
tees under The last viii and testament Of said
deceased. should not We iudicially settled.
lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates' Court of
the sad County of New York 10 Id
tSeaD hereuitO affixed
Witness. Honorable John p Cohalan.
Surrogate ot our s9tl County. st the County
81 New Nolk the 2Fth d. ~ October. in the
year nf our Lord un- Thousand nine hundred
DANIEL J DOWDNEY.
tlcrl. 81 iAc Sir.oratp> Cua!t.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
\ ariety

Question-Please give an opinion on
British war loan 3 12 per cent bonds,
The relative merits Of our Liberty loans
and merit of American Cotton OIL Com
pany per cent notes as a temporary
Investment. Also, what you think of
the Amalgamatcd Sugar Company first
preferred 8 per cent cumulative stock,
W. ". c.
Answer--The British war loan 5H2s
arc good bonds. As to the Liberty
bonds. it ali depends upon what your
income ans UNITS to. If small, YOU
would probably do well TO invest in the
taxable issues. If large. lhc taX-ex-
empt bonds are more attractive. Amer
lean Cotton Oil notes are a good in
YES tnent. .Anlaigamated Sugar per
cent cumulative preferred appears 80
be & fair investment. There is S5.900,-
Goa of this Issue, ard $6,S2l ,0Go COM
mon, the par OF the latter $40. Divi~
dents on the common are at the rate
Of 3 per cent quarterly. We have no
earnings statement, however.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
Associated Dry Goods

Question hat would appear to be
the prospects of dividends on the com
nor stock Of Associated Dry Goods -
Z. W. W.
Answer--Whle earnings are made
plbiic but once Il year, it has been un-
officially stated that the profits in 1919
ii is said close 20 $40 a share will be
shown on the common. Ii that is so, /,
dividend wouid be warranted.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14

TIE rEoPi.a oF THE STATE OF NEW
YOKN tsY THE GRACE or GOD FREE
A1'GusTA TYING MARY isAHELLE lli5Mp.
George KEMP. VIRGINIA q KENT. rHH
TRUST COMPANY as Trustee under the
viii Of George Kemp, deceased. ANA 20 all
PERSONS Interested as creditors. lopatees. neNt
of kin or otherwise. IN the t,state OF George
Kemp, deceased, VINO AZ the time of tis aeat n
Was resilient Of the County OF New Nosh.
SEND GREETING;
pom The petition Of Arthur Tryon Kemp.
residing ai l42 itue Ge lireuelle. Pans.
France, you and each Of you are hereby cited
10 ehoW cause before the Surrosntes' Court
ii New York Cpurts. held at Ihe iGaIl #
Records. In the County 49, Ne ori5. on fns.
i2ah day of December. 1919. at half past len
O'Clock in the forenoon of t.lat da.. wAy the
executor ct the last w.i and testament of
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF W. haze
caused the sral or the sufresafer' Court Of
.... W. sold connty Of Nov YorA to be
tSeaD hereunto affixed
Wi1neas. honorable John + Conaian.
j Surrosaie nr our said County, al sha County
of New York, The @9th day Of Ocroher IA M,
ygar 81 our Lord one thousand nine hundred
DANIEL :. DowDNny.
Clerk ot The Surroga-es' Court.
nonMAA. IfARRIErrn mAsoN
pursuance of an order II Hon. John i.
Gchais-u. Surrogate OF the County of Now
iolst. Notice - hereby given to al per
Sons hAviug claims against 4arriette Ma
son KoGman, formerly known as Hasrielte
5 Mason. aomellMea known as Harfiette
NJ. Rodnan, Harlletto :. n Eodlnan and
Harrette s Krdnau, late Of the County
OF New York, deceased. 70 present the
SANE with vouchers thereof. 10 the sub
seriber d his place of transacttng busi-
pess, AZ the Office Of George {. Howard,
his attorney. Ill Broadway. in the city ot
New York. on or before The lst day Of
May next.
Dated. New York. the ian day Of Octo-
Der. l1l9. AUGCSTIN DERBY
Administrator c. T. A.
GEORGE c. HOWARD. Attorney for Ad
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
CHELSEA FiREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES. Inc

4zb-t34 Wegt 2tth st
and ll2-l21 Nest forth St.
New York city
L. Schramn. President
New-York tribune., 1919-11-14

Tho following judgments were filed yes
tcrday, the ftrst name being that of the
debtor
y e r Realty Corp. Chas T. Rob
insOM aI.n NAnLel Z AAI1u--R
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-18
Less Than $4,000
American Soldiers
l-==g
Are in France Now

Paris, Oct. 1.-THE actual number
of American trops now in France
is less than $4,000 and is rapidly
diminishing, Gen. w. o. Connor,
commanding the American troops in
France, said today. Within a month,
he stated, virtually all the soldiers
will be gone, as the task of repatriat-
ing the German prisoners is now com.
pleted. Only four or five Germans
new remain under the charge Of the
American forces and these are i'll in
hospitals.
Completing the liquidation Of ar
my supplies, squaring accounts and
the policing Of American peace con-
ference headquarters are now the
only tasks OBTAINING the soldiers and
officers in France, and General
Conner said he expected this liquida-
ton work, too, would be terminated
within a month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-18
Memphis Hearing
Ends; Attempt to
Throw Out Charges

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. IA mo-
ton by an attorney representing
Morris and company and eoncurred III
by representatives of other packers
to have the testimony of DIR. Lewis
H. Haney, director of the bureau OF
research and publicity of the Southern
Wholesale Grocers' association,
stricken from the record on the
ground that it was hearsay, marked
the closing day of the hearing here
of the associations complaint against
the railroads and Director General
Hines, before w. P. Bartels, examn-
err of the interstate commerce COM
mission.
Further testimony to support the
contention of the association that
the packers "peddler" refrigerator
cars are given an expedited service
by the railroads which is proving
detrimental to the interests of the
compliments because they cannot get
the same quick and regular move
ment of their goods was heard today
The hearing was adjourned late
today and will be resumed next weei
at Chicago, where the complaint Of
the National Wholesale Grocers
association, similar to that Of the
southern organization, and reptile:
from the packers and railroads viii
occupy chief attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-18
BLACK DRAuGHT A
FAMILY MEDICINE
Some Kind of Stomach Trouble
With Cramps and Terrible Pains
Made This Oklahoma Mans
Life Miserable Until Black
Draught Relieved Hif.

Chickasha, Okla.-Mrs. ]. W.
Walker recently said this: eve use
Black Draught cas- a family medicine
and think it is the only liver medicine
made. My husband makes it up and
uses it as a tonic as we'll as laxa-
tive. I used it for headache, sour
stomach, a full heavy feeling after
meals, which I suppose is indiges-
ton, and it certainly does me a lot
Of good.
My husband had some kind Of
stomach trouble-we don't know just
what. It would strike him just any
time in the day and cramp or pain
him just terribly bad. Someone told
him how to make tea of the Black
Draught, which he did. It did him
so much good, it removed the cause
and cured him. Since then we have
praised the Black Draught to our
friends, and gladly do So"
Seventy years of successful use
has made Thedford's Black Draught
standard, household remedy. Every
member of the family at times needs
the help that Black-Draught can
give in cleansing the system and
preventing or relieving the troubles
that come from constipation, indi-
gestion, lazy liver etc. -.
Try Black-Draught. Sold by all
druggists.-adv. T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-18
SAYS Grain Trade
Must Revert to a
Normal Footing

Minneapolis, Oct. ia straight,
forward warning that reversion OF
the grain marketing system to a
normal basis upon the termination OF OF
government control, June 3, 1920, will
most likely be followed by distress
and possibly disaster unless eau
ton is exercised, was given by Jul
Jus H. Barnes, wheat director of the
United States in an address to the
chamber of commerce today.
at is nv firm conviction that
everything that interferes with trade
should be removed at the earliest pos
Lsible moment" he said. Mr.. Barnes
said he favored the lifting Of ex-
ports and imports regulations, but
failed to deal with the possibility Of
bringing grain into the United States
via Minneapolis and Canada, point
which many Of the traders who
gathered expected to be made plain
Mr.. Barnes stated that he was
absolutely opposed to a continuation
of the grain price guarantee after
the present regulation expires, June
%, next. "Price fixing" he said, sis
fallacy and a failure and also {
detriment to the wheat industry"