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THE TIMKEN-DETROIT AXLE COMPANY
10 Serial Gold Notes
Series b. due June 1. 1870
Series c. due June !. 1891

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-
suant to Article 8 OF the Agreement axe
cuted by THE TIMKEN-DETRoIT AXLE
COMPANY to THE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY Trustee. dated
and pay OF on the iST DAY OF DECEM-
Der. 1919. the Series ''B" notes due June
1, 1870. at looh% of the principal thereof
and the Series &C" notes due June /, 1871,
at 1919 OF the principal thereof upon
presentation of the said notes. with the
June. 1880. and subsequent coupons at
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. is to "a
william Street. In the Borough of Man
haitian, in tho City of New York, N. Y.
Said notes cease to draw interest on the
nrst day OF December. 1919,
THE TIMKEN- DETROIT AXLE COMPANY
BY C. @. RowLETTE. Treasurer.
nctnhar 1910
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Foxskin Price Makes
Advances in London

~ TFERINGs Of foz skins at the
L A. q W. Nesbitt sale In Lon
~ don advanced IN price a. much
as 80 per cent compared with May
figures, according TO cable advices rc-
ceiyed here yesterday. Best sradss
of for advanced Is per can't /; Greek,
spanish and other coarse kinda 30
per cent. gray. 40 per cent. I; kit.
best grades. so per cent kilt. coarse
grades. so per cent. ; japanese. 60 per
cent white. frsts and seconds. un-
changed to 10 per cent advance;
white. low seconds ana third grades
Is per cent cross. 10 per cont
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Bra.ii'. Automobiis Imports.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Brazil I'M
ported ss.ooo,o0o worth OF automobiles
and motor parts from the United States
during the fiscal year ended on June 80.
the Department OF Commerce announced
to-day. The figures represent an in
crease OF IS per cent. compared with
the value of 1918 shipments. although
the total number of machines sent to
Brazil was per osnt less than It was
last year.
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London wool Auctisn.

LONDON, Oct. 2s-The offerings at the
wool auction sales to-day amounted to
$500 bales. 1t was good selection and
prices were firm and hardening. Home
and continental buyers were active and
Americans bought few lots Of greasy.
New South Wales secured sold ut 81. I'd.
and greasy touched So. Id.
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SATISFIED yUDGMENTs
MANHATTAN.

First name that debtor; second
Bay Ridge Homes Sorpn., Hyman
Goldberg, Louis Stern and Abra-
ham Metrick-Congrcss varntsh
Works, Inc: June 7. 1915.
Cirillo, John and Therese-N. Y.
Sporting Goods Co.: Oct. III.
clus .' simcn.s. j. Xit.cnal.r:
r, Noy. n fn isas;,'. and National
Surety Co.-Peopie. &c.; Jan
10, 1918 (vaceted). ............
Antonach. James. and National
Surety Co.-Peopie, &C.; Feb.
~. 1919 Syecetedl 1880; :,
Bremen, Charles, and National
Surety Co.--Peopie. &c-i Aug. ..
Berry, boyd, and National Surety
Co:--Peepie &C; Jan Is. 1913
Chadwick, O. A.; Henry W. Cor
don and George II. Monroe-W.
Gorwitz; May ., 1871. .....;;..
Mcclurkin, John 10. !. Skin
Ma ARIA Bros s.. ine..nsise. itai.
iani Disconto: Sept. II, 1919. 1.
RI sensky, Philip. and East N. Y.
Paper Box Co.'S. Hemohiii
May II. 1sls.................
Gorham CONSTR. Co.-Peter II.
Reilly u Bros. Co.: March .,
1915 ................
Nevick Bros.. Inc.-B. Levy
April I, 1918.
Bruestie, Gsorss-P. Lsvitsiy'
eame-A. Levitzky; jan ~. 1919
Meyer, Isaac-J. H. Herbst: Dec
simiansky, Morris-H. Karp
March 10, 1919.
Herrington. Walter D.-Hsvit'
Realty Co.: May 20, 1915.
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John w. Sutcliffe. for many years con-
nected with the Appraisers Office in this
city and for the last three years Special
United States Commissioner at st. Gall.
Switzerland, as supervisor over all ship
ments of textiles to the United States
has resigned from the Government Ser
vice to become identified with the Hun
ter Manufacturing and Commission
Company.
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COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool. Cahles-spot cotton active at 50
points decline; middling A.4ed. Sales 1900;
American 10000. Imports 1000 all American.
Futures opened very steady at an advance OF
4 to points. Closed steady. 3 points higher
to 70 lower. October, "a. 25d. January, z,sfe,;
March, q i5d. May. 81 Sad. July. 2i.osd Man
chester-Yarns hardening; cloths good demand.
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WEST INDIA SUGAR FINANCE
CORPORATION

At a regular meeting of the BoarA of
Directors OF The West india Sugar Finance
Corporation held this date, a dividend of
1&% on the outstanding Common Capital
Stock OF the Company was declared. pay
able December LIST, 1919. to stockholders
OF record at the close OF business November
18th, 1919, Checks will be mailed; books
will not be closed.
HOWARD j. PULLUM,
Assistant Secretary.
Ontn6er 40 1919
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CoTroNsEED OH-Rangs OF price

EGGs-Frssh gathered, extras. doz.. 90
Sssc. dirtiss, No, i. yo65sc.; No. . and
poorer. ls@ acc. cheeks, good 70 choice.
frfgerator, special marks fancy. charges
paid. bs6slo.i hrsta iii @ba1he.i sec
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Bank of England statement.

LONDON. Oct so.-rhe weekly state
ment of the Bank Of England shows the
changes; Total reserve de-
creased f1.o1s. 900; circulation increased
f1,O43,000; bullion increased f23,4s0 /;
other securities decreased f2.42s 900 /:
public deposits increased $4,000; other
deposits decreased f2s,525, 900; notes
reserve decreased fss7.000; Govern
ment securities decreased f24,726.000.
The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week Is 1888 per cent /;
last week II was 1880 per cent Rate
OF discount, per cent
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WEST INDIA SUGAR FINANCE
CORPORATION

At a regular meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF The West India Sugar Finance
Corporation held this date. a dividend OF
2Ts on the outstanding Preferred Capital
Stock OF the Company was declared, pay
able December LIST, 1919. to stockholders
of record at the close OF business Novern-
Der 18th, 1919. Checks will be mailed
books will not be closed.
HOWARD ]. PuLLUM,
Assistant Secretary
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To the Depositors and Creditors of
SGA MIN AVIAN TRIIsT CQMPA NY

SCANDINAVIAN TRUST COMPANY
Pursuant to an order. filed October 20.
Supreme Court of the State OF New York
for the County of New York. notice Is
hereby given to depositors and creditors of
scandinavian Trust Company to present
their claims to It for payment at the offce
of The Liberty National Bank OF New York,
lab Broadway. New York City.
Dated, October 81, 1919.
SCANDINAVIAN TRUST COMPANY.
BY A. v. oSTROM,
praa
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penn.ylvania Crude OIL Market.

on CTR, Oct. 3o.--Credit balances
$4.25; runs. 1904; average 1891.
Shipments. 7i.2os; average. 4s.a40.
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Nsyely Curtain Coz. Ladwis ana,
RlissllS '.s sclss.So. az e ss9p.,i
Pratt e' Maurice . II "a Esxur,ii..
Packer. Box Co. in ac.-Ns I. Efdi.
Rspiy. Gorri: ana 'ii.s;uii: ;..i''
RuSin Nathan, ana icaii: Fisher
scherry Scanned aaraxs)-M
Ro sssass Samuel simon n. s'~
Harris L, Henry and Isidore-
s.as..s t ss.r is:'; CO. L ii.id ,, ssss
sumner, Adm Els. Z. Boyd. ise-se
Saunders. Leonard T.-B. Altman
s. { s' a.Ia.sa Gem: ,. So.
Tsimsd. h Fisher HsSrn s. ssss 1885
Weinerman, Nathan-B. Weiss. 1871
winternitz Aybsrt-Borough AS
zethraeus, frederick c.N:w. ~
IMAM Bros. q Worms, .......... 2os.n
BRONX.
Bioombsum. Abraham--a HAD
Elvers. Fred p. fu:chhiini. s.sssss
Tishkin. Ida--Psrk a Tiiford.... $3.50
e. tlhein.. ............ eo+s.st
Grand Delaney Co.. Inc.-H.
ores sssersH con;t Co. and william '
z. d: North-Goodwin Gala
CHER Sand & Gravel corpn..... s,Tis
Loester. Mary Ell. H. Meyer. l{4.0s
Smith. James A--G. w. Graham sso.s1
walters John-Grand Bag q Pa
ysnsllk John-D. Ferguson. 1ss.ts
kanelii. Nicola-Same: ........: 1ss.<b
Parker, Solomon. and bernard
Barth-Peopie state OF New
L
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GAIN IN PURCHASES
MADE BY RETAILERS
Buying Reported Is Almost
Entirely by Jobbers, Manu-
facturers Say.

Taking the country a. whole pur-
chases by retailers from Wholesalers
az recorded by the Credit Clearing
House. we're slishtiy more numerous
this week than during the two pre-
ceding weeks, but this buying was re-
ported almost entirely by 3oppers.
manufacturers generally complaining
Of lack Of customers.
what above normal, showing a better
average promptness than was expected.
but In order to hold Indebtedness at the
present level they must Increase over
the present showing.
Indebtedness was reported lower IN
-four sections than last week ana In Two
sections q decrease was shown from tne
| corr espondinS week last year.
In the East section purchases de-
clined a per cent. from last week; In
debtedness declined lie per cent. and
payments Increased Ia per cent.
aware Clauses" ON Contracts.
Many of the mills producing fine cot
ton goods are now attaching wage
| clauses'' to all contracts In order 70
protect themselves IN respect to prices
| in connection with future deliveries.
|
Rod. Manufacturers state that the
clauses mean simply that in the event
Of an advance in the cost OF labor the
price on the contract will 60 up In pro-
portion. SO far, II Is said. buyers are
offering no objection to buying goods In
this way.
Crossbred Woods Up I'm Boston.
BosroN, Oct. 80. with crossbred
woods selling at the London sales at
prices from to 7h per cent up. the
Boston market for similar woods has
strengthened. According to one large
house. clothing territories that were
selling a week ago for $50 are now
quoted at $40.
Three-eighths and quarter blood woods
have been active throughout the mar
ket recently. the majority Of houses
reporting larger inquiries and q good
business In these sorts.
PhiladeIphia Wool Sale.
PHn.AbELPnIA, Oct 3o.-Only a little
more than 10 per cent Of the offerings
of 10000 pounds Of various grades OF
wool were disposed OF to-day at the sale
OF the Philadelphia Wool Auctions. Buy.
ers displayed no interest In grades be
low three-eighths blood.
Export Business Brisk.
While the demand In the local marke,
this week for dry goods to be sen,
abroad has been very brisk shipments
have been limited on account Of the
dock strike. In reviewing the situation
Neuss, Hesslein q Co. state that con
; ditions here will affect foreign custom
ers. who no doubt win curtail pur
! chases until they receive goods now OF
; order Exporters also look for som,
: falling Off In business II prices con
. tinue to advance, It In said.
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPrCY.

THOMAS II. GRAYDON. voluntary. Bit
more Hotel, N. Y. Liabilities. $as7. $50;
assets, $500. Principal creditors. First
National Bank of Cincinnati. Hoe.o1s;
Fifth Third National Bank Of Cincinnati.
tI01. 4ss. Attorneys for petitioner. cad
wslader. wickersham and Taft, 10 Wall
JOSEPH E. DUPONT. voluntary. Laabiii-
ties, 31o, SIS; assets, ts,s12. Principal
creditors, ]. Robinson DUFF, N.7b5: John
Marsa, 5000. Attorneys for petitioner.
Frederic q. Rita, 2ss Broadway.
SAMUEL LIKE, voluntary. 2s1 Grand
street Liabilities. sssss: assets none.
Principal creditors Apex Leasing Co..
Inc, ss,s4s. Attorney for petitioner.
BERTHA PEARL Involuntary. l3s Avenue
C. Liabilities and assets not stated
Principal creditors are Eiisnel Shoe Co.,
1900; Reade Shoe Co.. Inc, $500: Israel
Kirschner. $500. Attorney for petitioners.
Samuel ]. Rowak, 2s1 Broadway. Re-
ceiver. Morris Israel, bond. $4,000.
GIOVANNI DE NICOLA, voluntary. 2s1
Elizabeth street. Liabilities, t5e3; assets.
none. Principal creditor Is IgnaEia
Miione. sbsS. Attorney for petitioner,
Anthony La Gattuta, 500 Broadway.
RECEIVER IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge John C. Knox has appointed will
lam r. vosseler receiver for Jacob Lsrner.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
Judgments hlsd yesterday; first name
that OF debtor:
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Kolchak Gets Japan Money.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Advices to the
State Department from Vladvostok re-
port that the Omsk Government Bank
has negotiated a loan of 10000, 900 yen
from Japanese banking syndicate to
cover purchase Of supplies. Officials
here believed this to be the loan recently
sought by the Omsk Government In the
United States
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Omitted States Coast and Geodetic SURVEY
Standard Time.
sun rises. :. "A A M sun sets. ~ % r N
Moon sets IL p M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. II: 10 A M Gov. Inend; IL: II N
He'll Gate ......2.0 M
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. IL A NJ Gov. IdAnd. ~ .o5 A M
Hell Gate ......s:es A M
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TRANsPACIFIC NAILS

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office station,
New York. at p. NJ. as follows:
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. siam. Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands. via Seattle. IS. Fushima Maru-
Nov. 4.
Hawaii, Japan, Corea. China. SIAM Siberia.
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies.
via San Frsncisco. Sc. Tenyo Maru. Nov. g.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and New
Zealand. via San Francisco. Sc. sonoms.
Nov g.
Tahiti, Marauesas, Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and specially addressed mail for AUS
tralia via San Francisco. IS. Moana. Nov 10
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~ ESN RAtLwAI ooMPANY.

Pittsburgh, Pa, October I, 1913.
First Consolidated Mortgage l% Gold
Bonds Of this Company to an aggregate
cost Of Sls.ss0.o0c will be purchased for
the Sinking Fund November I. 1919. from
the lowest bidders at a price not to exceed
bonds must be in the hands OF The Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company. New York
city. before close OF business, three o'clock
p NJ, ON Friday. October 81. 1919.
T. H b. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
sPOKANE VALLEY LAND WATER co.
December 18th. 1919. there will be drawn
eight $1,000 bonds for redemption At io6
Hsaton, Z Wall Street, N. Y.
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cro..brea Wool. Up I'm Boston.
PhiIadeIphia Wool sale.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3o.-Only a little
more than 10 per cent Of the offerings
Of 100000 pounds Of various grades of
wool were disposed OF to-day at the sale
of the Philadelphia Wool Auctions. Buy
ers displayed no interest In grades De-
low three-eighths blood.
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ARRIvALs-THuRsDAY. OCT. ..
Sc Le Cog Newport, England. oct. ~
SIS Gorala, Bristol, O0. II.
SIS West Nohno. -dlsAIow, Oct. II.
Be- War Hydra Gibraltar. Oct.
Sc Crosshlll. Avcnmouth, Oct. "A
ss Knickerbocksr, Bermuda. Oct. u.
Tug Cuba, bGwu1a, Oct. q.
Sc Calisper, Nuevitss, Oct. -
es York Har3or. Ceibarien, Oct
81 Princess Nay, Kingston, OCT. -.
D. Lake Como, Havana, Oct. ~
So Gansfjord, Port Antonio, Oct. n
ss Yarmouth, Caibarien, Oct. Is.
Be Paul II. HARDWOOD, Tampico. ocs. n.
IS San jose, Port Limon, Oct. -.
Be Arapahoe, Jacksonville.
So stockholm, Newport News, Oct ..
IS Lake Faulk, Boston. Oct. %.
Be- Eocepe. Providencs, Oct. -.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS r. A. Tamplin, at Rouen.
Motorship Fennin, at Naples.
Sc Korean Prince, at REQ.
SIS Egori. at Sierra Leone.
IS Mercury. at Brest.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Madonna, from Naples.
IS City Of Fairbury. from Hsvre.
Sc San Gennaro, from Naples.
Sc Romsdslsfiord, from St Nazaire.
Is Eclipse. from Liverpool.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Tomorrow.
Gibraltar Greece must be specially ad-
dressed for despatch by this steamer), via
Gibraltar and Patras; also parcel post mails
for Gibraltar and Greece, ss. Presidente VII
son. 10 A. NJ.
ps% SSps Aay ylSs ana ana London MAI mvs s
Do specially addressed for despatch by this
steamer, SIS. Saxonia. 8 A. NJ. q
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Buenos Aires Grain Market.

BUENos AIRES, Oct. @.-oosins sra
prices:
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Police Department
Orders.
APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments are ordered.
to take effect October IS:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
LABOR PARTY TO ENTER
NATIONAL POLITICS

Chlcago. H. Nov - Determined
to make its strength felt in national
politics the ycar-old labor party VIA
nominate at Il convention in Ch!c9 g !
Nov ~ candidate fer pre- i1ent 70
run in the coming election. That in
t.nti II with the further 4tatoment
tat war would be waged on the Lem
oCrat and Republican parties In the
order named with the idea OF render
ing them impOtont, vas announced last
night by John l'itEpairick president
OF the Chicago Federation Of Labor,
rhr Democrat party VIII be attack
ed first. Fitzpatrick sail, because
"Wilson'a panty had by it. anarchist
ic attitude toward union labor ana the
working ella SEES" forced compilation
Of "workingman's slate
Under the call ISSUED yesterday
~. 'CD delegates are expected to al
tend the convention Fitzpatrick SAID
There would be representatives OF the
Non.partizan League, farmers organ
izations;: Granger societies and state
and local unions
FITZPATRICK is chairman of the ma
tional committee directing the TWO
months old strike Of steel mill EN-
plOycs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
PRESENT BOOZE CASE
TO FEDERAL JURlSTS
Bv the Associated pressN

tBV the Associated Pressn
Chicago. Nov. l3.-AttorncyS tor
Chicago and Peoria liquor firms seek
ing federal cour, injunction to re-
strain federal officials rem intorier-
ing with the sale of whisky and Tor
the government to day wee ready tc
present briefs in the case before
Judges Carpenter and fitlhenry. WIN
a decision promised not later than
Saturday Oral arguments in the hear
ing were presented yesterday, and the
Judges took the case under advise
ment. Judges Carpenter and Fi~
henry OF Chicago and Peoria sat To-
gether to near the case fer conVen
fence, parallel suits having been en-
tered in their respective courts IN be
half OF Woolncr e. Co. o. Pc0rla an
Hannag &, Hoag Of Chicago,
Levy Mayer, attorney for the liquor
dealers. referred in his argument yes
terday to ;he granting at Providence
r. J.. by Judge Brown CT an injunction
in "A similar hearing. Mr.. Mayer baset
his plea on allegations that inc dis
,Yuted acts violate the fifth and tent.
federal amenlments-by usurpins pc
lice powers of the states and conflS
eating citizens property without dut
process Of law or just compensation.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
QUIZ INDUSTRIES
ON CHILD LABOR

An investigation by the department
Of internal revenue of factories to
discover those that have been employ!
ing children since April "a, 1919, has
been started in Illinois,
: The law provides as excise tax Of
10 per cent on all net profits OF mines,
d,Iarrics. mills, CanneTies workshops,
factories. or manufacturing eStab-
liShments, where persons under IA
have been permitted TO work, or un-
der 1G have been employed more than
3 hours IA day or after 7 p. m. or be
fore q. m, during the present tax
year
4 deputy supervisor for this district
said: The state has been very dill
gent in the enforcement OF child labor
laws in this section and believe that
the canvass Of the Aurora factories
will find them free from this class OF
labor"
Deputies have been instructed from
the Washington headquarters to be
on the lookout for individuals selling
rings, stickpins. bracelets and small
iewery and see that ii is entered fol
tax returns. At holiday times there
are numerous small stores who Offer
such wares for sale and are liable fol
the luxury tax.
All theaters and other places sellini
tickets have been notified by the de
Durtmcnt of internal revenue that il
IS illegal to sell tickets on which the
price of admission is not printed
The use of tickets on which no price
appears cannot be permitted. is the
ruling of the department.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
LOUISVILLE JUDGE
FIRM AGAINST ORYS

Louisville, Ky. Nov. l3 Jud -
Walter Evans in the federal district
court today in effect for the second
time held war time prohibition uncon-
stitutional. sustained an attack upon
the consti utiOnaiily OF the Nolstead
enforcement act and granted an in
junction restraining Elwood Hanil-
ton. collector of internal revenue for
Kentucky, and District Attorney W
v Gregory from interfering with the
sale by two isviIle"'dis1illors o.
their floor stock" of taX-paid whisky
Whether the injunction issued today
should be temporary or permanent
has been left to Attorney General
Palmer, whose office Wipd TO-DAY thai
a temporary writ .@auld. hett.. ser1'
the interests Of the eOvernmen: He
also instructed the district attorne,
stay operations of the temporary in
junction. which Judge Evans refsued
In this emergency the distric; attor
ncy appealed he case to the higher
court.
In the interval the way was opened
il was aid, for Wright e. Taylor am
Brown d Foreman, plaintiffs in tbs
action, to dispose Of their floor STOCKS
Of whisky without interference by tbs
federal authorities in Kentucky They
were quoted as having said they were
undecided on the course to pursue
in view of the. laft that the constitu
tionality of war time prohibition ha
not yet been decided by the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
MERCURY AT Is
ABOVE DURING NIGHT

The crest of the cold wave was
reached this morning. when the Their
mometer slWoly started climbing mp
ward after dangerously approachins
the zero mark. During the night the
mercury dropped t, l6 above which
was most unusual for this time of the
yea:,
Yesterday afternoon ice was stand
ing on the dCWntown streets whore
the sprays from the buhbling ioun
aims had blcwn out and frozen Own
ers of machines who used their cars
without preparing for the freezing
weather were faced with a great deal
cf engine trCUble,
The cod, which was the first real
pell OF winter weather, came unex
pectedly, following the rmy temper
a'ure CT Tuesday. and found reople on
tirely unprepared for it, although a
warning Of the inn ending blizha 4
was published in the Free Trader
journal OF Monday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
"SCANOAL" BLAMED
UPON LITTLE imp
"Mhy, oh, why ola you do It," waits

why oh. why ola you do IT," watts
n ME.
An imp male m" 10 it, answ -
Boa ri, Saade.dSke. Genital female
4gurc in tu3mO tI2ul''on's clmtdy 81
amazing lrlnkne ~, scandal, wn!rh
Genes g 'he Gayety Thea er on Mon.
day, NOV. II.
An Imp came and stool on ny
sh ulder and made me 90 it.
Thcre you nave the why" of Scan
.dal.' one 81 the most succe7Hitl con-
odics ever staged in this country. AT
least the crowds which went to the
Gar rick Tneater. Chicago. covering a
period cf seven solid months and
then Went again and again. indica es
that the play fills All the require
mcnis of success and popularity.
An imp mu have manipulated the
typewriter as Cosmo Hamilton wrote
the play
Bcatrix Vanderdyke in Scandal,
the part Of a young girl who ut'ers th
above dialogue In the play, announce
no rs married to escape scoldlnE
from her relatives about her COnduct
Then she reuse to let the world
know she was not married, and she
also re uses to marry the man The
imp was still on the Job. There il
come complication the untanRling Of
which causes Il continuous hum OF
C nvfrastion between each act,
Walter Hast, producer Of scandal.
has supplied an ideal cast Of players
20 interpret this comedy.