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New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Vegetables

ern, Dbl, s2@s1o oia; loo lbs o,s s1.S2@ g
s2S2 old aso lbs sac Isa s. sSms ga; 7So
swsets Ss IeTsey 6sk o I oS Asparasus
doz bchs. sl@s4.6o. Artichokes: Californiaa'
French drum ss9sS GahfoTea, wax hlehs bsK
s1a s1Sss Bat,mora. eas green. psk s. ss w
ginia wax, bsk. $500 $3.50; Italian bsH.
s2@ss5o North caro1ina hs bSs 6s$ Far
Southern. bsk,' soc @ s125; california, tlS' bsk'
s25o@s275. Lima Beans ~ sSuthers Suba 81 @ss sss:
s1gfa Heets csate NGarsy o'nI
old, iii long bbl, 75c q si.25 Carrots; Near
by, 100 bchs. s2@s4t VlfgIn'5 lsfg5hn5s175; rs old
bbl sS@s5; Old, l40 lb. bag, $3@s3:5o j.;
old. 100 ib. bag. s2@ss 0ld. hsk bsk' s95og 95o
$3.50; Florida, box. s20s4; Louisiana, D npl D.
$4@s5. Cucumbers: Virginia. bsk 81 Ia @
$500 North GaTolina lar 5oc esk soath caro
ina. bbl. s1Qs4; Florida. bsk. 25c9 81;
Hothouse, No. i. doz. ST. Hothouse. No. 2
doz 49, cabbasessa hS vipgl1a Eaatern na9
Shore. crate. S25o@ss25; Baltimore, crate,
s2gss Cauiiflowers: Virginia. bsk 5 i.eG - 5@ @
$2.25. Celery Flof'da csaoe sao Errpiants: fsl
southern, box. sl.5o@s3.5o. Garlic. ID, 20 20
q s5c. Horseradish: 100 lbs s4;0og 56sS s.; u
Nearby. bsk, sl@sl:bo. kaie: Dbl; 10 5JSgy Soa,
fceks: 100 bchs. 81 @s2. Lettuce: Nearby.
Dbl, 75c q $3.50: Nearby, bsk, soc @ 81 !;
Nearby, aa crate, soc @sl25; State. crate. 7oc
QS125 State, bsk 75c @Sl: Calitornl}a'
crate soc $50 Mushrooms: lb bsk.
Sl0s5. Onions: Bermuda, crate. $500
TeSas crate, s2.25 @s4:75; californa' ua orate,
S4@S4.75; California. bag, 50 so.eo' VKra
Southern, carrier, S39S6. Peas: I-ars
bsk. sl@s2.5o; small bsk, 75c @ $50; Pep
pers: Southern. box. ;25 q 81 % south-
ern, bsk. slps1.5o; southern, Italian, box
$30s4. Parsley: Bermuda, crate, 2oc q
81. Rhubarb: 100 bchs, s2@s46o. Ko'
maine: Nearby, bsk, 40@ soc. Nearby, pol
6Oc6DSl; Nearby, crate. SO q 7oc. Radishes
100 bchs. sl01S2 Scallions. 100 bchs, 81 %
81 Spinach: bbl. bocq sl:2o squash
Southern. white box s1q sl76; Southern
white small bsk, 5oc4 81 southern
crooked neck, bsk. soc q ST; Southern, ltal-
ian, bsk, s1@s2. Turnips: New, bbl, 81 g
So Rutabaga: 14o lb bag, s. 5o@ 50; Old
white. Dbl or bag. 81 81: tomatoes ron ss
S5cQs1.75 Hothouse, ID, loQ25c. water
cress: 100 bchs. Sl.50Q$3.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Satisfied judgments

Tho first name is that of the debtor:
the second that Of the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
In New York County
Bers Joseph L. and Aaron Erie
r. Il. Co.. June 3, 1916....... S11o52
Craft, Rose, and Norris spodek-
People. etc; May 16. 1919. 10000
Dayton Charles w., jr. and Vic
tor ]. Dowling--G I. Skinner;
January 16. 1918. 5,013.62
Fitch. Cornell Co..-Atchison.
Topeka g. Santa Fe Ry. Co..
December 10. 1915. 106.os
Fitch. Cornell & Co.-same; De-
cember 6. 1913................ 1878
Fersch; February s. 1913. s....... 2.os7.ss
Ludd!ngton.. Lawrence NJ; and
Frances II. Hackett-C. Cough
1sahsy' l,P; Jups Frank z '2!' p -niact ana $500
White Taxicab Company, Inc;
June 4, 1918 (vacated) ...... 11o.4b
Lord Electric Company-Barber
Asphalt Paving Company: Feb
ruary 5. 1917 (reversed). .... 1os24
same-same: July "a. 1917 tre-
g.. versed1 1887
February Is. l0lS........ sl21.0b
Boynton. Charles H. and Waldo '''
mar Sills--A. w. Behr: May 8,
Sea Island Thread Company--J '''''
Sandekc; February 26. 19l9 2.lHosb
Bentz. John--Pleasant Spring Dis
tillery Company. Inc; April IS,
Hasbrouck. Frank. and Peter J..
Collins - Elmohar Company:
March 2o' 1913. s.loAsb
In Bronx County
Bailey. Helen LA. r. Burr. A. y
trustee; august 20. 1917. ....:. ss.s7o7s
3. Keller; July 20. 1S1S.... s6a.o7
Ritchey. Daniel P.-W. NJ. Ritter
Flooring Corpn;. April ls, 1919. ses.aa
Stewart, Arthur~~p. j. Binder,
February l. 1s1s....aaa......s ae7.I1
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Tea

Large business II reported in Java teas
and stocks said to DO depleted. There
IL a good inquiry for Greens and Formosas.
Quotations for lots OF TO and 100 packages
follow:
Greens. Moyune. Gunpowder. bl07ao;
Pingsuey. Ounpowder. 3lQ48c. Japans:
Panfred. a3W6bo; BaAxetnred. S7Qp 6oc.
Form0sa OolonK, Good. 20031c: Superior.
S3W37c. ConEou' rs 5W70c. India; pckoe
Sou. 32W34c; Orange Pekoe. 37W56. Cey-
lon: Pekoc Sou s2Q SAC: Orange Pekoe. IS
Vbsc. Java: Pekoe Sou. 26GS0o; Orange
Pekoe. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

southern esieln, ana southwestern. freig ht. SOC.
Fowls; Express s4e Fowis frsghs IT, lis55d dd
poosters. freight, lsc. Turkeys. Freight.
Is a soc. Ducks: Western, freight 3oc:
Ducks: Southern, freight. 500; Ducks'
Long Island, spring, lb. $40. Geese:
Freight. zoe. Guineas. pair. $l.1o. Pigeons,
pair 66c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Buttsr.--Receipts were 9s.sos packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, ID, $40
eskc: extras. o. score. SIN qD6lMo; frsts.
~ to ~ scorc. 6006lc: seconds B3 To ~
%. higher than extras. sbN6bhc; extras,
SlottAel 0ssts. e2W t2oj seconds, 41061ei
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Cla ssified Advertisinq
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LosT.-Black suit case from automobile
on road between Locust Valley ana Res.
lyn, L. l. on June 9Th. between and $3.50
a. m: initials &C. A H. in gilt letters:
bag contains black riding habit and fur
neckpiece; suitable reward. Thomas H.
Todd 402 Madison ave-, New York City
Phone Vanderbilt 5595.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Hay and Straw

Hay.-Timothy. No /. large bales, ton.
s47; No. to z. $41@46; shipping. $9s q
Al; no grade hay. s3o@37 fancy. light
clover, mixed, s45QD46; No. l. clover.
mixed. s4zW44; No. clover. mixed, s38 q
Al; straw. no. /, rye, $13014; No. l.
oats S13.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Hops

State, 1913 prime to choice, pound
54QQ56c common to fair, 42@52c; 1917.
common to primo. nominal Pacific Coast,
1913. prime to choice, 90 q soc, common to
fair 44W53c: 1917. common to prime.
30Q3Sc: State and Pacific Coast, older
groWths. 20 l28c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

LIVERPOOI4 COTTON
SPOT raiddlirg was quoted at Liverpool
at 1857. Sales were 1000 bales. of which
5000 were American. Imports were 2l'ooo
bales. Including 20, 600 American. The day
was holiday at Manchester.
price. for fu+ure contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Clothing

Ave BUY gentlemen's discarded cloth
ing. business suits. overcoats fur lined
coats full dress, Tuxedos, pants. shoes OF
every description; positively pay more than
others. Call. write or phone MEYER HORO-
WITT, 448 7th ave Greeley 142b
A-A-Am badly in OF GENTLE
MANS DISCARDED CLOTHING, COM
coats, Tuxedos, pants, trunks. bags. Phone
or write for courteous representative. Il:
e. C. CLOTHING co. 378 7th ave. Corner
31st) Telephone Farragut $40.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Detective Agency

LAWRENCE DETECTIVE AGENcY-Main
ONCE, / Madison Ave, Room so15. In
formation secured without publicity or no
toriety. Shadowing by male or female De-
tectives anywhere. Reports prompt; rates
rea sonable Gramercy 3740-3946
WESTL LOTORNs Detective Agency.-Shad-
owing. confidential investigation. etc, 80
East 42d. Prone Murray Hill 2743.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. A year ago.
1s.oo@ 1900 S14.0o@18.oo
ITO ri ESQ. .a641
1e.oo@1s.bo 15.oo@1s.5o
7::ssss@no::ssss :ss@ :ss%i 1869 &.ss@iis4.& i4.&
.15@ 10 .s1@ 20
eo..ooooeg2o.5o 90 80 17.7Sg
1s.oo@21.oo sa.oo@
:ss7s@:seM ;2S%@;ss!c%s 4
86.00@3G.0O 33.00@S4.00
57.0O@58.00 47.5O@4S.00
84.so@s4.so 24.o5@24.15
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Live steers, fair
to prime,100 lb$
Dressed beef sides,
10 lb............s
Live veals, COM
mon to prime.
100 lb.
Dressed veals, city,
Id .......,,...
Live ewea. 100 lb
Dressed mutton.
10 ............
Dressed lambs,
city, lb. .......
Hogs. 100 lb.
Live lambs. fair
to primo, 100
lb ............
Dressed h O g 8.
bacon. lb. 81,
Mess beef, bbl.
Mess pork, bbl.
Lard. Midwest.
100 lb.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS

DOCTOR AND WIFE STARTING JUL
lst on Z moA auto camping tour 70 -
cifc Coast. would takc two boys as.,s.
to 16l on sight seeing trip. nss. nAs ~ so1
psrtiouiarA q. Dox 400. Tribune 01'~
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Poultry
Dressed

Turkeys.-Fresh. dry packed or iced,
Northerly. Western. lb. 39@41o; Southerly
lb, 3SGDS9c. Broilers: Nearby coored ID
SOC soc; Western, dry-picked. lb. $50 4sc :
Virginia, milk-fed, lb, soc; California;
white leghorns. ID. 4so. Fowls Fresh
dry picked. milk-fed, IL to box Western
80 to 80 lbs and over to dozen. s4M @a7h !;
packed corn-fed, ~ to box. Western. 30 TO
GO lbs and over to dozen. 33 Y 037c; under
80 lbs. sic. Fowles: Fresh. dry packed
and iced. bbls. Western. picked 4 to
lbs and over, 36c; 3 IA lbs, S4hc 3 lbs
and under, Sic: Southwestern, dry picked,
bbls or kegs mixed weights. $50. Old
cocks: Fresh. dry-packcd. boxes or bbls.
ssc. Ducks: Long Island and Pennsyl-
dozen. $4.5o@9.50; dark. s2.5O03. Culls:
s25o0a. turkeys: frozen. 1913 pack.
Western, small boxes, picked, selected
young hens. 4s04sc; Western. dry picked.
selected young toms, 4S@49c; Western.
bbls dry y-pcked. selected young. 4sc;
young hens and toms, mixed. 46@47c:
Texas, 46 @ 4sc; Texas. fair to good, 400
fancy. 18 to "a lbs to dozen, 4S q 6oc fancy,
rs to 80 lbs. A q Acc corn fed, fancy, is to
"a lbs 46W4Sc 25 to 80 lbs 42644c.
Chickcnss MIX fed, 81 to 60 lbs and over
to dozen. 42Qp43c: corn-fed, 81 to 60 lbs
and over to dozen. 40W42c. Fowls: Milk
fed. 60 LBS and over to dozen. $50; 4s to SIS
lbs. Ssc: 4a to AZ lbs. a7c; s6 to AZ lbs. s5 Qp
3oW31c; corn-fed. 60 lbs and over to dozen.
"a Go37Ac; 4s to 65 lbs. 37hc: 43 to ~
lbs. 36Hc; 80 to AZ lbs. soc: 80 to 35 lbs.
33033hc; under 80 lbs. 32h 033c. Old
cocks: Western, prime. dry picked. 23c:
Western, scalded 22c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION

TIE GRACE HOSPITAL rRArs,,a.
School for Nurses oners spicnSsd
recreation and of duty hours 3 vscateaas vstsess
home at one OF the nearby lakes is -csu ny
vided for the pupils. For inforlnationy ~ ~
dress the Principal OF The Grace Hosp,tsis
Detroit. Michigan S'ssS
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

In New York County
Brooklyn & North River r. r. Co:
M. Katz ............. .$12, ,e51.eo
Lattanzio ................ s,o43.9
Barone, Luciano-G Bruni. 80. 33S.05
Burns, VIM. J.-F w. Wool
perHowtz, wDosn 10y Yetta-Rco Motor ''''V'
Car Co of N. Y. lac, COSTS. 100. 80
People etc ............. 10000
Britton, Fred VI. p. Burns. s77.12
Butler. Joshua T.-C. Rutland ct
pianchi. al William e1r-H. L. '''''
copley. NJ. Antoinette-A. u.
charles sGhs.'ey w. Harrison, inc..che.. 'S''l'
apeake & Potomac Telephone
Co. of Baltimore City. 2A4.40
Cone, Ralph R.-w. J. Pater-
son ..................... 2ss9s
Coxey, Jacob S.-A. L. Rich. 1856. 6S
Denhof. Maurice--J. s. Parker. 257.9l
Dorsenn, Harry H.-Gimbel Bros.
Dodge M T. Realty Co.. inc.-Yorls ''' 90
Frlshberg. Frank i.-o;Nein- '' ''
rrledman. nuhs 2enjamn"E Fried ''Ss'
Toote. Montague e. and Edw. r.
Wheaton-E. Ratsbourne 80. 2866o
Halpern, Abraham--J. N. Finkel-
stein & .................... 1,4172c
Hughes. Chas. J.-Montauk Bank 160. 3S
Harr1S, DaVid-M Phillips. 230. 9h
lsnacs. Jennie-Schiller Cohen
Poultry Co. Co.................... 111.o1
King. Hiter-J P. Broomell.... 266. &c
koenig. Walter-Packard Motor
Car Co. of NJ Y............ 767.1C
Kurman Nathan An. Jellinck 2,s337,
London Lancashire Indemnity
Co. OF America and Pittsburgh
and Allegheny Coal Co.'S. Sill
berberg ..................... b.1421t
Same-N: Crossman .......... 4.646. s.
Levine Barnett-H. c. Gray, ct
Leake. chas r sd. b. voor ''''
hoes 80: :...;... 1900
Lucas. Frank-County Engineer
ing Co.; Inc ,,........... ........ hat
Mullin, Christopher as gdn.--A.
NJ Aquilino, costs ......... 1909,
Minerva Renlty Cow. Rankin 27,S8l. g.
Mink, Adolf. or Adolph Mine
zcles-Rlack g. white Town
Taxi. Inc, costs ............. 11.e
Moses, Naturalization & Nahass q69o
N Rys Co.--A. Levine, costs 1870
Newgold. Morris--Uneoda Steam
-, Laundry Go, .....:........... 11As
Nsuman. Abrahau-J. Bonnane 1909
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
statesmen WANTED.

Prominent financial organization with
large sales force has few permanent po-
sitions for experienced statesmen who have
with canvassng training. who have sod
books, magazines household articles. Of
flee appliance, other similar lines.
Men will sell stock on drawing account
and liberal commission basis, but need
have no special experience in selling stock;
In fact. the average type of stock salesman
Is not desired; rigid training under sales
plan. which has proved exceptionally sue
ccssful. and hard work assure substantial
remuneration.
will stand strict investigation and desire to
be permanently associated with ono organ
ization should apply. Answer by letter
only and give full details of all business
accompl shments. Replies treated con-
fdentialy. Johnson & Hopkins Co. 39S
9Th Av. n. y. c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Offerings to Buyers

F*iccT sestoa Jsrssy cloth. nssh and
asA T. n ''
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Cereals

/, nnsa last year, to MA Nay 50 was l14,215 900
barrels, as against sse,ooS the yr, preV,oas
terday were $4,000 bushels.
Corn--Net gains OF l to IN cents were
made in the corn market. Strengtn IN
plants the chief factors Receipts
were lighter, but recent heavy absorption
by the Industries discourages hope of any
accumulation of consequence at terminal
markets. Heavy Inarket!ng Of cattle has
on the farms The approach of vegetable
and grain harvests in Europe is expected
to lead to lessened demand from abroad
Yesterdays Previous Year
coTs New NJ x9Fs ye. $751; 1885, siss& fssSi ago
5s5; Ss{y sss:; 1ss3s 1sss 1s53s 1s5ss 144'A
Oats--Oats were higher on crop pros,
the cash demand quiet.
Yesterdays Previous Year
oats, Ns~ No 0sA white so.7sIa so.7s $3.50
Chicago: o.> oo,> -,.>
}s1y $ssy!:%ss! ;;: ~ ~ $s3 ;SIs :$sh ~ '97e
Rye-Market lower.
Yesterdays Previous Year
cass Ssw NJ 5osk West $751; 1885, sfss 1Ss' s1ss s0
Flour and Meal-Ouotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
miHn NEW 9GEn: s'Hss 4Is
SoIn $SS& $SS& s9S s9e sSS@ SS@ s9S sS ,S1s S1s
A' ID 49,. 41.5o@ -- 41.5o@ --
Cottonseed Oil-Cottonseed oil dull
and steady Sales were 800 barrels.
Prices for future contracts were:
Open
10:46 a. IL IN.
Juno. 246O@25.60 Juno. 24.75 .OC
July. 25.OO@D25.5O July. =. 25.00@25.5 sc
Aug... 25.O0@25.75 Aug. 35.25 .0(
Sep :. 25.75D26.OO Sept. =. 25.60@26. .0t
Oct. 20.89@26.0O Oct. 25.7O@25.9t
Close
D. m. 2:45 p.
juno. 24.25@23.5C June. 24.75 .5t
july. 25.O0625.5O July. =. 25.25@25.7i
Aug. 25.U0@23.75 Aug. :. $3.50 0D26.5t
Sept. :. 25.75@26.O0 Sept. 25.750 2G.2,
Oct. -. 25.75W25.00 Oct. $500 026. OF
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Live

Spring Broilersi Colored. large, express,
see; Spring broilcrs coored, small. OK
press. SOC. Broicrsi White LeEhorne
largo. express. 500. Broilers: White Log
horn. small. sxpress. lbo; Spring Broilers,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

proposition in New York
for solicitors: money every night salary
or commission. Zahner. room 1913. 1476
Broadway.
accustomed to making big
money to sell a protection service TO mer-
chants. etc; big commission. Apply Edward
j. May. 1882 Broadway. Room SOC.
has pep. initiative and self-reliance to sell
high class securities; splendid opportunity to
connect with high class house. Box IA. Trib-
une Office.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first nane being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

SuEar.--Advises from Louisiana are
that the cane crop is thirty to forty-five
days lnto. There change yester-
day In the refined sugar situation.
Coffee Futures.--Fluctuations in coffee
were narrow and not changes were slight.
Official cables reported tho Rio spot mar
ket 126 reis higher and Santos spots 800
to 500 higher. leading authority says
the Indications arc for higher prices until
tho movement OF the new crop begins.
This should he well under way within an
other month. Then when Brazil tries to
sell 1t Is expected that tho turn In the
market will occur.
Previous Year
High. Low. Close. close ago.
July. 1918 1918 I9.70@10.78 1910 800
Sept 1854 1914 10.48910.44 19.48 8.l3
Doc. 1900 1881 18.8O@18.01 1890 8.33
March 1915 1850 18.84918.80 1866 -
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

WANTED. - Several first class custom
shoemakers: pay $3.50 and up per pair
Sauer & Letang. n East Monroe St. Chi
cago, Ill.
YOUNG MEN. 1919. INTELLIGENT.
TO LEARN THE GOLD PEN
TRADE. REFERENCES. APPLY
MAB1E TODD & CO. 1854 WEST l4TH
ST. NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Furniture
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

prices paid tor furniture antisueYs'
SIS University Place. Phone Stuyvesant 1877.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Diamonds

Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised. purchased.
BENNETT, ITS Broadway, upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

Multigra phing, stenography typewritinE:
all hours; reasonable. Coyne. 1l6 Nassau
st. Beekman 473.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Garnet Cleaning

Carpet Cleaning
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CON-
PANY.--Cleans by compressed air. steam.
hand or on floor. 419 East 48th st. COE &
BRANDT. Telephone 1873 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
UTICA, ~. Wv Hazlett. furnishing
and general limo; Breslin.

~~''fAA Aiuov oEeOllH
WAsHrNoTON-B. Dean. hats; Herald
Square.
wAsH1soToN--M. Kaufman, general,
line; Fennyivania.
WAsHlNcToN. D. c. -- Hanlon's spe-
oisity Shopt Mrs. 4. e. Hnnlon and MrA
.. WASH lNGTON. u. Chi. II. Borman
T.. n. Bsrman. resdy-to wear. Herald
WHEELING. w. va---BIoch Bros; H.
Bloch. representative: Commodore.
WILKES BARRE. PENN. Homer, dry
goods and general merchandise; Pennsyi-
vaniA.
WILKES BARRE. Psnn.-powier, Dick
4 T. Walker: ". r. Mofnt. carpets; 4 weat
=, wooNsocknr. II. r--Bay state Fur
COMPANY. D. M. Adler. furs; Latham.
WCRCEsTEk, Mass. $500 NJ Cotton Com
psmy; u g. Go,og. furniture: Breslin.
WOECEGTER. Mass. ---J. G.. MaoInnea
CO.: q. r: Moran. drcss goods. Innings ).
wash goods; tS2 Fourth, Avenue. NTH
WoFcEsrEh. Mass g. Elias. mon
snd ma women's r.ady-to.wear. millinery:
1zgl Broadway. Room 1919,
WohcEsTEHt MasS--Ths Hub: L. II.
Crssnbsrs, rnsn's furnishing goods cloth. /.
inS; Imperial
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Rugs

Rugs
ORIENTAL RUGS sns siss ee e9ne'saon: ossn:
tty bought for highest cash; appra;isins % e
West 46th IT. Phone 5101 Bryant.
MISCELLANEOUS
TRIGGER, 7s7 9Th Ave. near 4bth. buys
guns, binoculars cameras. golf outfits.
tackle, victrolas. musical instruments. Bryant
5658.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Sugar and Coffee

Current year
prices. ago
Sugar, Hranuated per lb...... 9 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal. per lb. ..... 7.2S
Coffee. Rio No. Z. per b.. Soh sM
Coffea Santon No. 4. Der lb.. 24M
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

wheat.-Production OF flour from July
1. last year. to May so was 114,2lb; ;o0o
barrels, as against 109, 9S6,o0o the previous
year Receipts Of wheat at New York yes
terday were $4,000 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

Tho first name is that of the debtor:
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
In New York County
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

Cottonseed Oil-Cottonseed oil was dun
and steady. Sales were 800 barrels.
Prices for future contracts were:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
SIX MAINE MEN -:
LISTED IN CASUALTIES

The following casualties are re.
ported by the commanding general
of the American Expedltlunary
Forces:
Killed in action. 6; died of wounds
:: died of airplane accident. .: died
of accident and other causes, 10; died
of disease. IS: wounded severely, %;
wounded, degree undetermined. 50;
wounded slightly. 44O; missing in
action. 5: total. 5S3
The list for New England is as fol.
lows:
Died Of Accident
Private Harold Newman, Fall Riy.
err, Mass.
Wounded Severely
Lieut.. Harold w. Batchelder. Hard
wick, VT: Privates Roy Eaton, East
Milton. Mass: Teddie Couhie, Cen.
trail Falls, r. 7.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Lieut.. Martin H. O'Malley. Leo
minister. Mass: Privates Pasouale
Certello. Waterbury,, Ct; Zuroriis
Romanrarveskas. Thompsonville, Ct;
Nathan Siegel. Revere. Mass; Will
liam F. Dempsey. Canton, Mass: Jo.
seph NJ. zeiser, Rocky Hill. CT.
Wounded Slightly
Sergts. Harold ". Chandler. Fitch
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AMER|CAN|SM.
THE KEY NOTE OF
SOLDIERS LEGION

Hennessy's story to the Boston
Sunday Globe from the st. Louis
caucuses of the american Legion,
contains glimpses of the spirit of
red-b!ooded AmericanisIn that inter
ests and appeals to: every true AM
erican citizen. The resolutions adopt
ed by this 1000 representative SOL
diers of the five millions called to
arms, speak volumes of what we
may expect when the boys get home
and into the game" The general
fault finding that was expected did
not materialize. The much adver-
tised anti prohibition protest did not
appear. AS an officer on the train
proudly declared: 1T was not a
belly-aching bunch!" The Globe
writer says:
The only time the delegates took
matters into their own hands Con
Sunday was when the report of the
committee on resolutions was read
and the secretary came to the para
graphs dealing with Bolsheviki and
alien slackers, conscientious objec-
tors"
AS drawn by the committee, of
which Maj. Louis A. rockingham of
Massachusetts was chairman. the
paragraph on the former read:
Resolved, that this caucus go on
record as condemning those respon-
sible for protecting the men who re-
fused full military service to the
United States in accordance with the
act of Congress of May IS, 1917, and
who were tried by general court
martial, sentenced to prison and la
ter fully pardoned. restored to. duty
and honorably discharged with all
back pay and allowances given them,
and as condemning further the 1.
w. WIS, International Socialists and
Anarchists in their effort to secure
the release of those still in prison,
and be it further
Resolved, that this caucus re-
quests full and complete investi-
convictions of these parties and Of
their subsequent pardon"
Col. Herbert of Massachusetts
jumped up and declared that the
word demand" be substituted for
requests" saying. I'VE are a body
large enough and representative
enough and powerful enough to tell
Congress what we want, not to ask
it," Col. Luke Lea of Tennessee
seconded Col. Herbert's motion and
substitution was carried.
Major Foster Springs Sensation
Major Richard Foster of Kansas
City, staff officer at Camp Funston.
who presided at the trials of more
than 100 conscientious DIRECTORS. re-
lated his experiences in dealing with
this class Of men. Major Foster gave
the law applying to such citizens.
THAT act. as you are all probably
familiar with, says nothing about the
l. w. W.. the so-called humanitarian.
the Stacker and the anarchist, and
yet for some unknown reason. about
1875 such cattle were shipped out to
Camp Funston, segregated. were not
required to do military service, were
tried for disobedience to a lawful or
der in. slime Of war. duly convicted,
sentenced to prison and q large ma