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te.ermine and estimate that it will!
be necessary to raise $4,000 for
6aintenance buildings fund pur-
Fsses and $75S.31 for teachers fund
purposes to conduct the high school
h the district for the term of nine
honths, and to pay the same will
(equire levy Of two cents (2c) for
kaintenance building fund purposes
(nd seven cents (7c) for teachers
fund purposes on each one hundred
pillars valuation of all property tax
|ble in said Lewisburg Independent
District based upon the last assess
ttnt of real and personal property
herein. az follows:
lal Real estate S771,1SO.OO
|bl Personal property $742,555.OO
fr) Public utility property
$27,4S4.OO
Total $1,541, 219.OO
late of West Virginia.
County of Greenbrier,
District of Lewisburg Independ-
ent, to-wit:
!, Finley M. Arbuckle, secretary
n the board Of education in and for
Fewisburg Independent district of
pad county and State, do hereby
(er;ify that the foregoing conforms
p order made and entered by said
(9ard on the 18th day of August,
1919.
Given under my hand this 14th
Fay of August, 1919.
FINLEY M. ARBUCKLE,
Secretary Board of Education.
Lewisburg Independent district,
Greenbrier county, w. Va.
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Health department $500
Streets and alleys $4,000
Heat light and water $4,000
Pump house engineer
$4,000
Telephone $4,000
Lights S1.2OO.OO
Cleaning streets $4,000
insurance $4,000
Coal and freight $4,000
contingencies 100000
Iota! $6,646.OO
Total receipts S3.665.3S
Total estimated disburse-
mentS S735S %
Amount to be raised by
levy $1,000 "a
1t appearing to the council that the
total valuation of all taxable pro-
perty in this municipality according
to the last assessments thereof, is
81 ,O52,719; being real estate to the
value Of $449,435; personal proper
y to the value of $592,65O; and pub
lie utility property to the value of
S1O,694, as certified to the council
by the officer whose duty it is to
make such report, and it appearing
from the foregoing estimates that it
Is necessary to raise by levy, after
deducting all credits, $3,692.S4 for
regular municipal purposes; there
fore, it is determind that levy on
each one hundred dollars assessed
valuation of forty cents (4Oc) for
municipal purposes will be necessary
to produce the estimated amount as
aforesaid for the ensuing year.
OUTSTANDING BOND PURPOSES.
ESTIMATE.
The council proceeded to make
up an stimate Of the amount neces-
sary to be levied for the current fis-
cal year to pay interest and provide
sinking fund for the discharge of
the principal Of bond issue of $751;
$4,000 for street Improvement, in
the municipality Of Lewisburg, in
Greenbrier county, authorized by a
vote on the 30th day Of June, 1911,
as provided in subdivision (c) sec
ton 9, chapter 126 Acts 1919. and
doth determine and estimate that it
will be necessary to raise the amount
of $S25.OO to pay the interest and
$4,000 to provide a sinking fund
for the discharge Of the principal of
such bonds at maturity, and to pay
the same will require a levy Of seven
and One-half cents for sinking fund
purposes on each one hundred dol
lars assessed valuation Of all pro-
perry taxable in the said municipali-
ty Of Lewisburg for the purposes
foresaid. based on the last assess
ment Of real and personal property
therein as follows: real estate $449,-
435, personal property $592,650,
and ublic utility property to the
value OF $10,634; and it appearing
from the foregoing estimate that it
is necessary to raise by levy, after
deducting all credits, 81 ,65O.OO for
said purposes. therefore it is ord
cred that levy on each one hun
dred dollars assessed valuation OF
fifteen cents for said outstanding
bond purposes be necessary to pro-
duce the estimated amount as afore-
said for the ensuing year
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EAGER TO SEE ELEPHANT
First One That Was Brought to the
United States Aroused the Ut
most Curiosity.

Nowadays, when summer I'm the
United States would hardly seem itself
The evening world., 1919-07-31
CUSTODIAN GETS 100000
IN GERMAN SECURITIES
Court Decides Munich Reinsurance
Company Must Hand Over
Bonds TO Garvan.

United States District Judge Au-
gustus A. Hand decided to-day that
100000 in securities. belonging to
the Munich Reinsurance Co. OF Mum
ich, Germany. and held In this
country by Henry Buckner and other
trustees for the protection OF Ameri-
can policy holders and creditors
shall be turned over to the Alien
Property Custodian for this district,
Francis p. Garvan. The decision fol-
lowed extended arguments in which
Elihu Root appeared for the trustees
aud Earl B. Barnes. Deputy United
States District Attorney, and La Rue
Brown, a specialist, for the Govern
ment.
United States Marshal Mccarthy
seized the securities some time ago and
notified claimants to appear in court
and argue their claims. II the decision
Is. upheld the securities OF other German
Insurance companies. deposited in this
country for the protection of American
policy holders. amounting In all to about
$4,000, 900. Will be turned over to Mr..
Garvan.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
JOHNSON SUSPENDS
PITCHER CARL MAYS
Yankees Latest Acquisition Put Out
of Game indefinitely by
League President.

CHICAGO. July 81 Omitted Press).-
Carl Mays. stellar American League
pitcher. purchased by the New York
lanks. was suspended indefinitely to-
day by President Ban johnson OF the
American League. johnson said Mays's
desertlon Of his club and breach Of a
hree-year contract could not be per-
mitted 10 90 unobseryed.
BOSTON. July 3i.-'The Boston
Club IL not interested in the action
OF President johnson and Pitcher
Mays Is now the property OF the
New iork Club and they will have
TO deal with the matter" said Presi-
dent II. II. Frazee OF the Boston
Americana to-day when Informed OF
the suspension of Mays by the Ameri-
can League President.
This action Is aimed at me and at
the Boston Club by President Johnson"
Frazee continued He has never lost
an opportunity to act when II was pos
sible TO do 20 to the detriment OF my
interests. In this instance. however, ne
has missed his mark.
Mays was transferred 70 the New
York Club yesterday. The players the
Boston Club receives are now on the
way here and neither they nor any other
features of the transaction are involved
deal II closed"
The evening world., 1919-07-31
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

sARAToGA SPRfNGs. ~ v. July 81 Tn,
eniTlss Lor to-noFFuE rNoes an a. follONs:
FIRST RACE-SeAng for three-year-olds and
~; slx furlonna: ti4l nellie YOrke 90; Saa
heh iCs; Hho.ena. as: HArq BurEoyns iiO
ATeh ,dT. -, 20 on. i9I Lan D'dr, ne D4nltr
~ Hutostoas, no; TBulldo1e. Sj; Istardes
sieCS5$D RttE%Cfse saaiIealh sso,y..,.,-
HAnticN, for tltoe year ODDS and JEsEazi; aho1i
IS KS. hrS%s S.7 lE, ISe Dean, iaa; ROJll Avh,
THiIuD RAGEGrle Flash, for U-o-vc.r.,ld.
five and tah furlonGs.--MtAs JENNA, i27
IrAvus9, i0l Brookhoit, 10; sammy i67
lsul Io7sS, ii3; ArnStiee, i0I; King f4irlsh,
Nj NJ pl no: Tes s~i%nsT iiS; widiir,
Can, iO7; Indisereti0n iOl
FOURTH HACE-1be saratoaa Handicap: for
tATee- -year-olds and uPward: ous mile and .
9drAier -Com Tasael i12; War Cloud. III
1uTohAss ils; BeaT~hll, io6; Roamer lis;
FIFTH RACE Selling; for thres-ye.y-old, and
.tHSsa, ss GsiS, los !DOSss Sis" iiS Se' HsSy T
Y hsrssSH' s. oOs9tin. ,i ~ ssm NJ Nc,
sssS.sr. iS Don SSSs ico ~ hOSso Sss icS; @
AiifSPR sixTRR ERbE For maiden two-year-old,, n,,
gar il?; Alas Us: MssEed sl nsnSsr liz, nf& Fen
iiS; ~ Past Ii5; Ever day lis; Gsasie ".
"; knss ChamElon iiS; Hts Chgiee. ll2;
nc ~, ii3i lndiscIstioN il2, Ny Ra0ts 1l2:
The Trout ii5: 81 CiAIeb,e. 1i5.
~ '.psrnties allowances claimed weather clear;
- -
The evening world., 1919-07-31
TD-DAYSPRI(ES
Total sales. 1905 900 shares.


Opened Arm. Glenrock OIL. s1.2-
"a; Anal. Royalty. l-2-S-l; Trans
cont. OIL, ts-i-f: Ryan OIL, 49,
a-b; Shell Transport. 73l-z-73 az;
Barnett OIL. S-i6-i-4: Cities service
Bank Shares, IS 7-S--4s Cosden,
ll-l-f Houston OIL. i25--ls0; Texas
Ranger, 4 b-S-i Us; Prod. Ref, s1-l
Lex; Victoria OIL, 21-i-1-2; Sim
clair Gulf, 571-2--5s i-2; Merritt Oil.
% s-t-26 Ia; Slmms Pet. 33-f-4:
Island OIL, 71-i-i-2: Salt Creek. SIS
--bs i-2; Int Pet, S1i-2-s2 ia:
western states. 1-4-3-t; Queen OIL.
s-lO; Burk-Van Cleave, is-E2;
Federal OIL. S1-t-1-2: Ranger oil,
l-s-5-S; Sapulpa, lf-47; Stanton
OIL 1-s-9-s; Mid. Ref, 175-i7s;
Omar on. 72--75: Boston Wyoming.
e5-s7; Boone. si-4-s.
1880 prices irregular Sin. Con, IS
~ l-2; Simms. Pete, 33 i-a-S4: Salt
Creek. 57-6S: ANN. Royalty, I1-2-
ia; Trans. OIL, 477-s-4s "a: Prod.
Ref. Si-4-S3-s: Shell Tran, 7al-2-
70 Ia; Glenrock Oh. sl-4-61-2.
Two p. M. prices quiet and easier.
Anal. Royalty, i-a-3-4; Midwest
Ref. 174--176; Transcontl. OIL, 47s-4
-4Si-4; Prod. Refiners. s1-S-1-i:
Simms Pet. Sss-4-sl1-2: Shell
Transport, ~ 5-s-T-s: Sinclair Cons,
5S 1-2-69 1-2: Int Pet, sil.2-
81 Ia; Merritt OIL. rs 1-2-2s.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
NAVY TO RELEASE MEN
ON WRITTEN REQUEST
Those in Naval Reserve or Who
Enlisted "for Duration" Especially
Affected bY Order.

The navy recruiting station at No.
20 East 22d street announced to-day
the receipt or a radioEram providing
for the release OF men In the Naval
Force and duratlon-of-the.wa men
on their written request The COM
municatlon follows:
"On their written requests release
as rapidly az clerical work involved
VIII permit all men OF Naval Force,
all duration -of-war men and men who
enlisted or re-enllstcd for four years
between Feb. 3, isl7. and Nov. IL,
''yessels OF tho transport force, in
cluoing the personnel now on ahore
connected herewith, and the u q
naval forces operating in European
waters are the only forces exempted
from the provisions OF this order
Reductions in these forces will be
made as rapidly as circumstances
Recruiting officers said 100. 900
honorable edischarges are now being
presented to U. 8. sailors and thar
an extraordinary opportunity for ad-
vaneement Is offered to recruits.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
J.C. RODGERS'S WILL GIVES
WIDOW 100000 IN CASH
Leaves $4,000 to One Daughter
and Others Share in ReSid-
uary Estate.

The will of John C. Rodgers Of No.
s4t Riverside Drive. who died on July
"a. was filed to-day with the Surrogate,
together with the statement from the
widow that II is impossible at this time
accurately to estimate the value Of the
property left by the deceased. 1t Ap-
pears from the beauests that Mr. Rod
gers was worth several hundred thou
sand dollars
The widow is left 100000 in cash
and the income from one-fifth Of the
residuary estate for life and t25. 900 in
cash Is left to IA aauEhter; Cecilia
The residuary estate. excluding the
one-flfth left TO the widow for life. Is
to be placed in a trust fund and the
income divided equally among the tes-
tators children and grandchildren. Ce-
celia Cannon. William J. Rodgers OF
No. l05 West l4sth Street. John &.
Rodgers jr., No. 400 Edgecomb Avenue.
James Michael Rodgers. No. ia West
5Sth Street. and Helen Marie Rodgers.
No. GA Riverside Drive.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
The New York World
Gravure Picture Section

The Sunday Worlds GRAVURE Section differs
from other picture sections in IDEA Not onlv are
IMPORTANT NEWS PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully re.
produced -calendered paper in rich brown ink
but interesting events are STRIKINGLY PIcTo,
RALLIED in welselected Series of photographs For
example recent Series showed in eight pictures "st
How Soldier Gets Out of the Army"
Skilled camera men in every country send the nict,-
they take to THE WORLDS Gravure Section but locaI
events New York and its myriad of exciting activities
the new Fashions the Theatres the Society eventsar
adequately pictured. Strong points in The World,
Gravure Section are exclusive photographs excellent
reproduction and interesting captions, Each week Il
presents distinctive appearance
The evening world., 1919-07-31
No EHors Here 20 Prosecute Pack
era In England.

WASHINGTON. July si.-The Fed
eral Trade Commission to-day OFF,
eiaily denied that It had been In COM
munication with officials Of the Brit
lsh Government with regard TO prose
cutlqn OF American meat packers In
England.
This denial was in the form OF a
communication to the Senate. The
report disclosed alleged details OF
the operations OF the great Ameri-
can packers In foreign countries, es-
pecially In Great Britain.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
ACTORS SEE UNION VICTORY
At FARLEY WITH MANAGERS
Claim 227 Members Have Been
Added as They Prepare for
Mass Meeting.

Theatrical managers and actors will
show their relative strength tomorrow
afternoon At o'clock when . mass
meeting called by the international
Body Of Associated Actors and Artistes"
L. called 10 order In the ballroom OF the
Astor Hotel Francis Wilson will pre-
side at the meeting.
ters OF the situation as developed
through the nEzle OF the 'Chu Chin
Chow" strike. The actors assert they
Will have victory after the meeting to-
added 2z7 members 10 the Actors Equity
Association in the last two months and
have had only IS designations.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
WALL STREET
News and Gossip Of To-Day's
Market-Present and Fu-
lure Prices

Lacking new Incentives OF i'm
p0riAnce. the stock market this mOrn-
Ing was dun and comparatively fca-
tureless on TIRE whole. prlce changes
were narrow and transactions were
on a small scale.
Ths bigger operators and profess
saonai traders appeared well content
70 let the market have a resting
period. As matter Of fact. several
q the big buIl campalgners who have
been largely responsible for the mar
kets recent pronounced activity are
taking advantage OF the Saturday
The evening world., 1919-07-31
WANTED TO ANNEX BELGIUM.

HindenburE and Ludendorn
Favored scheme, Too.
BERLIN. July SL-Documents were
introduced In the National Assembly
to-day showing that Field Marshal
Hindenburg and Gen. Ludendorfr were
ambitions for annexation OF Belgium.
Delegate Riesser declared to-day that
in July. 1917. Matthias Erzberger. now
Vice Premier. favored plan by which
the Briey coal district was to be an
neIed. ErzberEer replied that proSa bly,
he had discussed such a plan. but that
he did not necessarily favor actual
annexation.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
BoEHM ASKS Bella TO QUIT.
Soviet Minister of War UFEes
vOIuntary Retirement.

BAsLE. July Si.--Gen. Boehm. Hun
garian Soviet Minister OF War under
Bella Kun, has left Vienna for Buda-
pest 20 urge Bella to retire voluntar-
lily. according to Vienna dispatches
received here to-day quoting the
Neues Wiener TageblAtt
This step was said TO have been
taken after the conference between NJ
Agostan. Hungarian peoples commits
sary. and Col Cunningham. the Allied
representative, at which IL was
agreed the Soviet Government should
be urged to withdraw.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
RUSSIAN WOMEN HELPED
MURDER DOLSHEVIK LEADER
Victim kidnapped in Sweden,
Hanged and His Body Thrown
Into the Sea.

STOCKHOLM. July S1.-A Russian
general. a colonel and several women
were arrested here to-day charged with
the murder Of Nikolai Ardasjef. a
Russian Bolshevik leader.
According TO the reported confession
OF the prisoners. ArdAsjefT was kid
mapped July 3 and taken to a villa near
Stockholm. There he was tried by a
military court composed Of former Of
ncers of the Cars regime. who SEN
fenced him TO be hanged. Afterward
the corpse was thrown in the sea.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
HONDURAS REBELS GAINING.
Reported 20 Have Taken -Four
TOwns-SuGer Leases Elsewhere.

SAN SALVADOR, July sI.--Four
towns In Honduras have been cap
tured by tho revolutionIsts. according
TO Dispatches received here to-day.
while Government troops have scored
successes At three points
Gen. Lopez Gutierrez, ono OF the
leaders OF the revolution. was routed
AZ Tupaeenti, according TO the Hon.
duras Minister here. Gen. Gutierrez
was said 70 have sought refuge on
II BAjuco Mountain.
Col Francisco CarbonA, with a
force OF SEQ men, was reported de-
feated yesterday by Government for
GoAscoran Col. Juan Jacinto VelSs-
quez was killed.
The evening world., 1919-07-31

PARIS, July Si.-camilie salsac. a
private In the French army. on trial for
deserving his regiment April ls. de-
clared before the court martial thar At
the time OF his arrest he was on his
way 20 Amerongen, Holland. where he
proposed 10 kill the former Kaiser.
That was my sole reason for de-
salsac said lie WAS arrested Ia Bel
nium
The evening world., 1919-07-31
FICTION BY THE BEST AUTHORS

Some of the Authors whose stories have appeared
in The Sunday World Magazine: Ellis Parker Butler.
Author of pigs Is Pigs; Sax Rohmer Author of Tht
Yellow Claw" Louis Joseph Vance, Author of "The
Lone Wolf;" A. Conan Doyle Author of Sherlock
Holmes" Series; Anna Katharine Green, Author of "The
Leavenworth Case;' William Johnston Author of 'The
House of Whispers; c. M. & A. M Williamson Authors
of "The Lions Mouse" etc, etc.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
Wave OF IReeRdiarisw Ia New
south wales.

LONDON, July si.-Mine buildings
valued at half q million dollars have
been destroyed at Broken Hlll. New
South Wales. Australia. said advices re.
ceiVed here to-day. lncendiarism Is sus.
pected. Broken lilll. New South Wales
Is the silver mining centre OF Australia
The evening world., 1919-07-31
BRITISH FLEET TO COVER
ARCHAAGH WITHDRAWAL
Waships to Be Sent and More
Troops, If Necessary, London
Announces. I'll

LONDON. July Si.-The British
Government is arranging 20 send n
naval force TO Russia TO cover the
evacuation Of the Arehanaet diatrict
by the troops there, II was announced
here to-day
A contingent of regular army
troops also ls being held In readiness
TO assist there II necessary.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
TO FREE GERMAN PRISONERS
Needn't wait Tor Treaty Radnca-
tiOa, says PeFahIag.

PARIS, July sl.--Gen. PershinE
said to-day that In his opinion the
$1,000 German prisoners held by the
American Army may be released as
soon a. the German peace treaty Ia
ratified by three o. the great powers.
He said he believed u would not
BE- necessary TO await American rAti-
fication OF the treaty.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
Demands of FishermeR's URIOn
Are Rejected.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. July 3I.-The
Vessel Owners Association. representing
interests that coRttol most OF the fishing
craft hailing from this port. today
definitely refused the wage demands OF
the Fishermen's Union. which Is carry
ing on a strike that has tied up the In
dustry In Gloucester, Proyincetown and
Boston.
The evening world., 1919-07-31

ofhcials OF the Saxon Motor Car Cor
poration state that a payment OF 20 per
cent on the company's indebtedness
l. In view OF this payment the re-
organization plan recently proposed
win probably be modified
The membership OF n. II. Davies, In
the New York Coffee and sugar FIX
change, has been sold 10 Leon lara al
Tor S. 900
u, B, II Due has sold his seat on the
cotton kkchaRge 10 y. NJ Weld for
ts4eou. which "a ti5o under the last ssla.
The evening world., 1919-07-31

Austrian governmental affairs have
recently been in a rather unsettled
state. The peace terms presented by
the Allied and Associated Powers to the
AuStriahs At ST GermaIn-en-LAye have
been Stoutly protested against In off,
cial circles in Vienna. the financial pro-
visions being considered as particularly
onerous and predictions being made
that Austria was likely to be driven
into bankruptcy.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
MURDER GUILT PLEA DENIED.

Trial order for Confessed slayer
Of Newark Policeman.
A plea of guilty was refused by the
court to-day when Philip F. schillins
was arraigned before Judge stIckel in
Newark for the murder OF Police
Lieutenant Patrick II. Ryan, who
was shot to death July 10 after he had
arrested Schllling.
How do you plead?" Schiling was
asked,
Guilty he replied. "and make It a
short trial, too"
II cannot accept your plea" said
Judge Stickel and directed the clerk to
enter plea of not guilty.
Schiiling said he was not looking for
clemency. No date for the trial was
set.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Two-year- olds: claim
Ing; five and half furlongs.-Bariey
Water, Il6, (Davies) Z 10 10. / to S ana
out, won; 'Marcelle NJ. los, "a Collins)
3 TO l. 20 10 and out. second; Eastern
Glow. i07. CWalls) 10 to /, s 10 2 and
out, third. Time los as. sMarcelle M,
coupled with Punctual Also ran Acid
Test, PunctuAl.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
CHINESE KILL 20 JAPANESE
Clash Reported at kaAnE-CheRE-
ku-MAny wounded.

WASHINGTON. July Sl.-Sixteen
japanese oficers and men and three
japanese policemen we're killed and
seventeen japanese soldiers wounded in
a clash with Chinese troops at KuanE-
Cheng-ku July 10. according TO an Of
ficial report received by the japanese
Embassy here. The losses OF the Chinese
were not given.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
Preparing NArshiP for WaIes's
Visit 90 America.

PoRTsMouTIi, England. July al
Work had begun here to-day In pro-
pairing the British warsaip Renown for
rs trip 70 America vita the Prince of
WalaA
The evening world., 1919-07-31
EDUCATIONAL FEATURES

For example, The Sunday World Magazine has
presented Spanish and French Lessons. The newest
discoveries in the fields of science and invention New
features like this from time to time.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
4. =. Troops Ordered From Arch
angel.

P. Richardson. commanding the Arehsnssl ca
petition 90 Russia, has been ordered by Geh.
Pursuing 10 Withdraw his headquarlsrs and re-
turn 70 The uniisd states a. soon - praetioabls.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
BeHch warrant for Arthur W.
Brown.

Judge Mcintyre Of General Sessions
this stternoon issued bench warrant
for the srrest OF Arthur w. Brown OF
The defunct firm OF ]. "a. Grant a Co.
Who had brokerage offices al No ilGe
hroadVny. An Indictment Was returned
cAarsiAg the fugitive with grand lar
ccny.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
PUZZLES AND GAMES

The World Magazines famous crossword Puzzles
always in demand Then there are other puzzles
and games to test your ingenuity we'll as to amuse
The evening world., 1919-07-31
New York child Fatally Hart by
Auto.
SCRANTON,

SCRANTON. Pa, July Sl.--John
Deinnio, two years old. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Deinnio OF New York. was
fatally injured when run over by an
automobile here this morning.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
ermany Elects First Woman
HuPROmefsfer,

BERLIN. July s1.-Gsrmany's first
woman Burgomsister. Frau sehurchardt,
was elected unanimously at Stelnberg
to-day.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
LIBERTY BONDS.

, 1-2s 1884. off 0O2: ist - s4.Ss.
off o.o2: ID - SAGA. up 0O2; lst 4 las
sl.So. off o.io; ID l-4s slO6. off O.o4;
Sd 4 i-ls $50: 4 S-4s Ss.ss. off 0.02.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
Rotterdam Grain workers' Strike
Ends.

LONDON. July S1.-The strike OF
grain workers. which has been in prog
ress at Rotterdam. has ended. a Lloyds
despatch from Rotterdam to-day an
nounces.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
MUSIC AND SONG HITS

The Best Theatrical Song Hts both words and
music, ready for you play and sing appear in The
World Magazine from time to time.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
X. C. DRIVE ENDS TONIGHT.
Many MeetinEs Planned In BOys'
Welfare CampaIRn.

The big drive OF the Knights of
Columbus for boy welfare will be
brought to a close tonight with many
rallies, block parties and other meet
ings all over the city.
Officials OF the drive are urging
all the chairmen whose districts have
not yet reached their quotas to re-
double their e3orts in the nal spurt.
The drive Is described as the most
intensive campaign ever undertaken
here for similar purposes.
The evening world., 1919-07-31

The Sunday World Magazine consists of
Is pages in cOlOrs, and is published weekly
as part of the New York Sunday World.
The evening world., 1919-07-31
DIVIDENDS

Continental Paper Bag. regular
quarterly Of 1 i-2 per cent. on COM
mon and preferred stocks, payable
Aug. Is.
Freeport Texas Company, special
OF 81.
Southern Pipe Lane Company. reg
ular quarterly of IS, payable Sept 2.
National Lead Co., regular quar-
teriy OF l IA per cent. on common
stock and "a per cent. Op preferred.
Common dividend payable Sept 80.
preferred Sept Is.