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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
4nirnf bes grdiibenten ebert.

NuItuI utc RlultutIsltH SuCIt.
True translation fled with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
May 16, 1919, as required by Act
Act of October 6, 1917.
Berlin. - @rGiioent ebert bot am
Sonnta9 foI9enoen 9lufruf an ons
oeiltid)e Golf erlaiien;
Sic erite 9Intnort Der 9llliirten
ari Den ouirihtieen @unid) no6
5rieoen ieitens uniercs bungernoen
&olfes mar oie 2luferlegung unge-
m6bnlid, barter @ofienitillItonos.
be0ingungen. SaS oCutidle &olf,
meIhe5 Die @affen nieoergelegt bot
te, fom olcn &erpflidtllngen oes
Observation-Disclosures ebrllf) nad, bart
nie lie moren. Srotoem baben ur-
iere @egner ieds 0eouate lang oen
&ricg iortgeiebt ourh 9Iuiredterbul-
tunq Der 9Iodooe. Gos beutife
8oIf ertrug nIIe Oieie 8iiroen int
8ertrouen auf Die 8erIprehlngen
Ser 9Iniirten in ibrer 9lote pom s.
9topember, oaB Ser sSriebe cin Srie-
oe oes Hcd)ts ari (drun0lage BON
Yrdlioent @ilion's IA 9unften"
Iein meroe
,Statt oeiien ho6en ms iebt oie
2lqiirten 1Srieoens @eoingungen
iiberqeben, Die i'm 8egeniab 5u Dem
gegebenell Geriprehen itcben Sic
iino fiir 0o5 oeittid)e Golf rnertrdg-
lid uno unourhfiibrbar, ielbIt nenn
mir ale rniere 9r6ftc cinieben 8e=
molt ohne WaBen lpiiroe Dem oeut-
ihen Golf eclheben. @inem berar-
zig oufge5nilnqenen 6ricocn miiBtc
neucr &uB 5piIhen ben &olfern emit
ipringen mo im &erInuic Der Sc
ihid)te miiBtcn neue ariege folgen.
Die g8elt mare ge5wungen, ieoc
Soffmtng auf' 9efreiiing uno @ene.
lung Ser &olfer uno geiihertcn
SSrieoen ourh oen S0Ifcrbunb uuf-
5ugeben.
r2ie 3erihifeIune uno &eritiim-
melunq oe5 oeutlhen Golfes. Die
9tusGieferung oeutid)er Irbeit an
fremoen &apitaliSnu,s, iiir Ole Chr
Ioiigfeit ser 2obniflaperei uno oie
beit0noige 6eiiellirg Der iunaen
oel,tid)en 9epubIif burd) ben S5n1pe.
rialisntus Ser gntente lit Da5 3iel
oieieS 6riebens ser @erpalt. Sic
oeutid)e' &olfsregierltng miro Dem
Irieoensnorid)Iage ser @emoIt nit
einem Gorid]log eines SSriebcnS 6es
Rcdt5 ouf Ser @runolage zines
0auernoen &0lferfrie0ens antnortcn,
Sic 5hatiafe, bnB oIle arciie 6eS
oeutihen GolfeS tief ergriIitn iino,
| be5euqt, oaB Die oelttidle fegicritng
! Dem einiaen @inen oe5 ocutihen
@olfes 9(usorud gibt. Gic oeutide
&cgieritnq miro ieoc mogIihe an.
Itrcnqitng mofcn, ltn fir oaS 6eltt-
| ihe 0olf oieielbe rationale Ginbeit
unO 1lnabbGngigfeit iuo oieielbe
Sreibeit Ser glrbeit III pirtbidoit
Iiher uno fultureIler 9e5iehung 5l
erlonaen, nelhe sic 9llliirten allen
Golfern @uropo5, MIR ntht Dem I'M
ieren, geben polen.
,.llnier &olf nrB iid) 0ird) ieirc
eiqere Ibotfroit retten. gnaciidts
oicier (Sefohr Ser 3eritorung niiiien
oos oeutithr @oIf uno icine 9iegie.
rung 5uiommcnhnlten, biirien feline
| 8nrteieu fennen Moge 9eutihIono
iih 3u einem ein8igen @iIlen, Die
tcutihc 9totionoIitdt uu0 Frciheit
3u crbolten, oereirigen. S2seoer 8'-
oanfe un0 ser aan3c @iIIe ocs @oi-
fes ioQen iit iebt ser Arteit DER
GrhnItung uno oes @ieoerduibous
rmiereS GaterInnoes 8ulpenbeu. Gia
Hcgierung oppellirt an ale Gelt-
iden in oieicr id)iperen Stunoe. nit
ihr gemeininm &ertrauen in Sen
Gia0 ser 0iliht lun0 in SEN 8Inu.
ben oil Ben 1riurph Der Geruunfi
uuo oe5 Reflt5 81 ieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
&ie 0eiangeue beireit wur=
ben.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
May 16, 1919. as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
&noflong, SrIano, - Bier HoIi-
SiIten, Die bclttc einen aeionacncu
Siun 6ciner nod @orf brinQcn
polItcn. mllr6en aui Dem 8nbn.
hof bon einem be1paffneten 8olfsbou-
len nngegriiien, Der oen 96ftIing be.
freite. Giuer Ser 9SoIiSiIten puroe
letobtct, Elm Smeiter id)ncr perle6t
uno eiu oritter miro ncrniBt.
9nnuc 1T snriifbaItcuo.
2onoon.-go. &. 9unnc. cinc5 ser
0tit9lieoer Der bon iriih-omcrifoni,
id)en &crcini9ungen nah >5rlono &C
ianoten delegation, bat es oild) heute
nod abgelebnt, ct1pas iiber Die RodI.
rift 5u iagen. oaB iid1 Rreulier
2lopb George entidlloIien bnben iou,
Die Amerifoner nidlt 81 empInngen.
&err Gimme uno Scrr Rnan per-
Den etpa slpei ODER 0rei Gage in
Qonoen bleiben. Sic srfldren, ooR
lie iid feline Vtiibe eeben perocn. BON
britiidhcn ReqierrngSnertretern cine
Gonferen3 81 foroern.
glns amtlidDer Gnellc.
G5 nlrbe heute ans amtIhcr
SueHe i'm Grfnhrltna debrod1t. 6nf
Die aus @o1pnrb s. Dunne. 5rnnf z.
@oIih unb N9idlaeI =. 9tpon bette.
bcn0c amerifaniidle Nboroulrna nidlt
pon @remier 2Iopo George bel ihrcr
Riidfebr mad 9SariS enpfongcn mer,
Sen oocr oirgenblueIf,e ofii8ieIle 9ln-
erfennung finoen miro" Sol. 3ouie
ion eS anqeiihtS scr Gbatigfcit 6er
nmerifaniid)en Oelcgntcn in S9srInno
porsichen, nnidlt OILS 3rpiihenaonaer
81, fltngiren"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Vas Gljc6 ibm n0ria

.}u @crrn Tolfn fam en- }e
fonutcr. mn ibn 81 cjncm t@e.
ifdit5aanQ obH1olcn. Gr idn0
1olb1 bontit bcidlij2t icing Shu.
ac Il, mld'er.
nHom?" iroote or rarpnn0crt
g3as tm Sic 6cnu Oa2 Eh 6otte
1jc trjiacn INNER NatcHiIe0er-
itiha
Colbn riftcic iid ous 'einer ae.
5Hftm 5tcGuul uitt o6nc Sdu;c-
rjlfc.ter oui mo 6rcb;c iid) boIb
~ 0sn peiud'cr I'M.
Gas iin0 @otcltIc6crifube," CT.
ui6,rte CT. o9lber oas Botent III
p5gc,au'cn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
,,Nm 8enoepunft"

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
MAY 16. 1919. as required by Act
OF October s, 1917.
24crliu. - ann3Ier Sheioemonn
mieS in 5tr 9fe6e, Die er in Der ON
glontng in Berlin 3uiammengetrete.
uen aeutihen RationaI Geriamm.
lung bieIt, oarouf bin, ooB 1eutih.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Wlaisnftreit Der aleiber=
NADER.

1olc6o, 8. - @ennaIeih Die lin.
trrbonoIunqen 3lpiidn Yiopor Gor-
nca S,d,rciber. 6en @rbejtqebern lu6
sen 9luqeiteaten Der 29iIIgs CDer-
lann 4utomohil Glpnnp pIotlid
gum Q(b6ruh fomen 10 habeu Cptis
miiten bod nid]t Die 0oiiminq ouiqc.
qebcn. oob es 3u lHcr irie0lidlen
geile1ung Ser Ilf'cren5eu fommen
miro. Iie @alps CperIano Com
ponD ihIoB Iette So6e 10000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
fspdl an ben Gbcin.

Ger Gierroth Ser Gonferen5 Sat
WorIfon Sod, Sen Gberbefeblsbaber
idmmtlifer @uiirtentruopcn, anae-
uieien, naf ocm Rheiu ob5ureiien
1tno BORT sic nothtpe,toiqen miIitdri.
ihen MobregeIn fiir oen IoIl, bob hte
0cutIhen 'ih fpeigern ioIlten, Ben
esriebcns. Gertrog 5u llnter5eifnen, 81,
treffen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16

Manu aus. ais 9Inttport ouf Sic Ior,
beruna, Die mohCutIid1c NrbcitSscit
81 reouolrcu.
Gie Gonfercn3 hattie 1 (alc lnua
aeoauert uno puroe Ntitt1uoh
plotlih ablebrohen. @cocr Die Nr-
better noh oir 9lrbeitqrter molten
9toherc& ilbcr oie Gonicren3 parrn
then
8ci0c 4artcieu bcborrcn amf- ihrcr
6orocrilna. Die @ciCaihoit mill
uur iolhe 2eutc micOrr anitcucn. bic
iih bcreit crtIGrcn, Is Stunocn sic
&od)e 5ll orbciten, nuitctt "A Stun
oen.
Die 9oIcho Central 9abor Union
miro morgcn oen HIan ot&futireu.
cine 9lrbeiter- Union @ont mit5!uotS.
Charter inS 2eben sll ru'en. 9ic
Sutbaheu ser 9lrbeiter ioacn ooun
aus Sen itdotiihgn Vonfcr htrmlSac-
soaen unn in ser Arbcitetbonf Ac,
ponirt fuer6eu.
10000 am Strelf.
Ncip 9orF. 49, IrcibiQtauicno Ntlt.
aliener scr Gloof. Sfirt & Rccicr
Wfafers' Union muroen bcute Niuraen
nm 10 llbr bon 0euiamin ShIeiin-
ger ocm Erdiioenten Der >nternotio.
mol Qo6ieS' @ornlcnt @orfcra Union
nngelpicicn, on ocr Streif 5u 9eheu.
Eapierarbcitcr itreifcn.
international Sails Gina 2000
9lrbeiter ser beioen hiciilcn &apicr.
milhlcn iino am Streif Die glrbeiter
beItehen ooraui, ooB Die 6irmcu ib,
uer ihren 2obn nid,t uoIlitGnoia ans
Snbltcn; inter einem aclpiiien Reqie-
rilnascrIaB icicn iie 5u ciuer 3ulogc
mdhreno Ger &rieaSSeit bercdti0t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Rni,enAc CAenenh

- Rei3enoc @eqen6 Dies lit
trobI 6os bcrrIjd)Ite 0duorcm1. bds
in Der qan3ru @cIt 3u fin6en 1T 0ier
mar ioanr meinc 6rou nal elre uno
cine hol6c Minute lang iproh'
los"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
,Idnb nni Antooiebe.

Tuluth. gilur. - 2Sn Der ,Sdbre5-
nbunq DER 4utomo5iIhan6lcr bon
Iuluth mur6e ON glontoQ cine
oArmce auf Raoern" ms Ge5cn &C.
ruien, nm 9luto1ro5il6lcbe oinqiait
AT maiden. g. mur6e beihIoiiau, cine
organization Der 3aH6Ier ms 2eben
81 ruieu. 0ic 70 orbe,ten milroe, Dor
3chn Winuten uah Der NteI0ung pom
cinem 2fttoiebitahi 300 ireiDiuige
4utomobiliahrer Dem 8crbredlcr AM
Der gpur iejn mcroen Ilc @dnoler
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16

- Iufg,tbe. Gil6e eineu
Ear nit Hbaionr!
Nann TT Butter friegen? Sd Oa'
.unJs nidt uuiot':!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
Selesrapbiide Notistn.
Der rSnH &. VI. 9abis.

Chicago, III. Die 9lmpoli sc
biibren i'm 9ctragc pon $500, mcIhe
>ioicpb 6 Gopis, ebemoIiges Yiit-
aIico Ser 9lmoes 1an0cls Gons
niiiion uno ocmofrotiihcr Gnnoioot
filr ocn Smoesicnot bel ocn lcbtcn
@oblen In Niacolnin. non Der Son
iuners 4odIu1 50. bon Chicago er
haIten bate. 'ino an Dicnatag an 0le.
ie 6irmo 5uriifqeqebcn 1poroen. 1a9
SeI0 Duroe 8mocsrihtcr 2onois uou
,ioieph Wc0cb. IouieS 2Inpnlt, ein
Qcbdn6igt e. mar iiir iuriitiihc
Iienite I'M 9Iuguit 1913 ou@qc3abIt
moroen, oIs Die bnufcrottc tSirmn iih
nm sic GrloubuiB 81 elmer @npitols
ousaabc benlbte, Die ieood 0omole
nIft gepdhrt murOc
Iapics mar pom fidlter 2nn0i8
mehrercmalc aliaeiorocrt morocn. int
Berid1t 81 erideiuCu uu0 oaa Selo
}urilt3u5al'lcn.
Ncuco aus WiunciOta.
Ct Qnll. Gs iii o'ii3,eQ br.
ihlojlcu morocn. ocu Nou ser Nich
t0Qe ouf Sem Noocn Der Stoot9iair
pon Miiuuciota bis nod Der 0lcsjdh
riacn 9lusitelluma 81 periticbcn Die
Icbtc @cQialotur bate bic 0n3ll notbi.
In 100000 bcluiIllat, 0odl Die 9e
tricbslcitcr Ser Ioir uno Die itaotli.
DE Goutrollbchornc eutihieocn anl
Ticuatoq. 0ob Der 0ou niht redt.
}citiq genug icrilg9ci'cilt metocn fon.
ne.
Tic 5fientlidc 5idlcrbcitasGommi'
iinn hat nou Der Nunoc5reQicrurg
Iompiitanicln. 2aitoutoa mo ION
itiQcs Material, Dos m6brano 0eS
0ricqcs benuti mur0e, ubernommcu
Ias Material miro gum Ban bon
lanoi,robeu bcnubt merocll
GhcmaIlqer StontaitfrctdrIbomo5
6 Gaibman uon Cmoionno bot icincr
Eoiten in Der zjderbeitsconlnliliiou
nuiacaebcn mo miro UljthDodj ols
RitQIjco Der Gr3ichunQab5h0roc ml'
acnommen mcrocu. bic non Der lcbteH
2eQi5latur ms 2cben qcruim lDur0c
Ia5 itaatIide 2iuahcbnnas 3nnpt
quarter inn StoatstopitoI 1T nlti 0e
iahl bcs @encratproioiicn Gromocr
an Ijeustag 0augrno 9citioicu NOR
hnn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16

meroen &ouo in 9ano nit ser 8oli.
sci arbtitcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
May 16, 1919. as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16
gcluillfomm Der 32er.

3ie @isconiincr 2eQi5lotur 0cab'
lid,tiqt, 0ic 32. 1ibjIion bel ihrcnt
gintritt in Camp @rant, S,n, 81 Nc
lpillfonlnlneu. 0cm aud, ser e.
nat Ser Reiolutiou Q}udlen 3pitimalt.
Sann mer0cn iid oie 2eai3Intlrnlt'
QIie6er Qeidltoiien i'm Souoer3uae am
Trcitoq, Sen t6. Wini. 6ortbin be9c'
ben Ger Bcriud oe5 9Ib8. Nolou,
Sic Reiolution 3u Jntl gu bringcn, lit
in Der }(iicnl6lp om W}itt1potmor9eu
iabfqcid,la1en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-16

True translation fled with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
May 16, 1919, as required by Act
Act of October 6, 1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Some of the recent buying OF the shares
Of the Oklahoma Producing and Refining
Company Is said to be based on knowl-
edge that the Ohio Cities Gas Company
has made overtures leading to the pun :
chase of Oklahoma In quarters close
to the Oklahoma management it Is ad-
mitted that the Ohio Cities people have
announced their willingness to acquire
the Oklahoma properties for the reason,
II for none other. OF obtaining control OF
the Union des Petrols, the French sub
sidiary of Oklahoma. which has n far
reaching selling organization as we'll as
being a money making producer. 1t was
pointed out by an official OF Oklahoma,
however. that there Is little likelihood
of the deal being consummated at this
time, one reason being that a large num-
Der of stockholders in Oklahoma could
not AFFORD to dispose OF their holdings at
present because OF the big income tax
they would be forced thus to pay. Al
present market prices the stock of the
Oklahoma company is selling at pre-
MUM of 100 per cent on its par value of
IS. and about 40 to SO per cent higher
than 1t was but a very few months ago.
representing big paper profits which
would be taxable should they be realized.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
More OIL Mergers.

As the season progresses the smell Of
oil in Wall Street gets stronger and
stronger. and in many cases ranker and
ranker,. Mergers, combinations, CONSOLE
dations, outright purchases, &C., are the
subject OF many stories which circulate
freely through the financial district every
day. One of the latest is the report of
a possible purchase of the Pan American
Petroleum Company. or control Oft at
least. by Royal Dutch interests Officials
of Mexican Petroleum. which Is owned
by Pan American, scout the idea, saying
that while 1t is possible that Royal Dutch
would like to annex them 1t Is not be-
lieved that Royal Dutch has money
enough to buy them Out. In this connec-
ton 1t is pointed out that should Edward
L. Doheny and the interests he repre-
sents sell their holdings of Pan Ameri-
can at present market prices they would
have net profits of more than 40,000,-
600, a large part OF which would have to
be paid to the Government in taxes
should such a sale be consummated. II
is hardly conceivable, II was pointed out
yesterday. that the Doheny interests
would sell out their holdings merely for
the privilege OF paying a tremendous in
come tax and then have nothing left
stock. proceeds of the sale or anything
else. The earnings of Mexican Pero-
leum for the year 1918 are expected 10
be out within the next fortnight. the report
being nearly ready for publication at this
time. This report is expected to show a
tremendous increase in gross business
and in net income, practically no change
from that for 1917. Heavy taxes and
higher operating costs have kept the net
for the year from mounting along with
the vast increase in total business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
Westinghouse Electric.

Strength in Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company shares yes
terday Is understood to have foreshad-
owed important developments in that
company which are to be made public
to-day. In the first place It is under
stood that announcement Of details for
tho formation of the new Westinghouse
export company, to be known as West
inghouse International. is to be made
and that that plan will be very favor
able to the company and its stockhold-
ers. In addition II Is believed that the
company's annual report, soon to be
made public, will give the company a
far better record for 1918 than generally
has been supposed. The report will
show, II is said, an increase in gross bust
ness of about s6o.o00.000 compared with
that OF the preceding year. Only a rela.
lively small part Of 1888 gross business
Is represented In increased prices re.
ceived by the company for its products
The net income for 1918 after all charges
and taxes, II Is reported, will be about
$3.50 a share on the capital stock Of $50
par value, or net earnings OF about 10
per cent, which Is only a small droI
from the 20 per cent. earned in 1917 and
compares very favorably with the de-
cline of nearly so per cent. In General
Electrlc's earnings for 1918 The strong
pool said TO have been formed in West
inghouse a few weeks ago. basing its
operations on knowledge Of these new
developments, was reported to have re-
newed its activities yesterday, the re-
suit OF which was that the shares made
a substantial advance In the days trad
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE CONSOLIDATION COAL co.
First & Refunding Mortgage Bonds
due December I. 1850.

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, as provided m
Section Of Article VI OF the lnGea'fs
dated December !. 1910. securing the aoo'
bonds. that offers viii be received INA
ten O'Clock \. NJ Tuesday. May =. ~ -
at the ONCE Of the undersigned li0 broat.
way, New York City, for the sale 70 II a.
not exceeding 1914 60 OF par OF bonds Q.
this issue, in such amount as Will eNneus'
the sum OF ScNenty-h thousand SIX nun,
dred and thirty-two Dollars and esh'
cents R7j.6Sa.Osl. -
Offers should be addressed TO the I'M Il
DEPARTMENT and prices should he quol-
nat without INTEREST,". Interest due JUN,
l, 1919, should be collected IN the G'lat
manner Accepted bonds Will be pah
on June ., 1919. The rlSht IS rrsei .
reject any and all offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMfA\i
OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
by CHARLES IL. SABl\, ircS..'h'.
Dated New York, May !, 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Just how the stockholders will faro
under such reorganization plan is prob
lematical. but they are holding on TO
their stocks like grim death and the
floating supply is very limited. From a
speculative standpoint their plight Is a
sad one. They have watched the mar
melt from $40 for Adams, 500 for Amer
lean and s25 for Wells Fargo down to
the present low levela Their best chance
for coming out even appears to be dur
ing this reorganization and. with the
beacon shining out ahead as their only
hope, II can hardly be wondered that
another lock is added to the safety de-
poslt vault For there are some ve,y
juicy assets slowed away in the express
companies balance sheet and. contrary TO
general belief, they have been effected
little by the lean years OF 1915 and 1919
According to the latest available figures,
those given out as of the date OF con O..
GLIDING business in the 1917 operating
year, Adams had net tangible assets
sack OF its stock equivalent to 1907 a
share. OF this some 6S per cent rep
resented the book value OF stocks and
as Investments. American Express stock
had an equity, as of the same date. Of
t196 a share. of which $50 was made
up of Investments IN other companies.
Wells Fargo's net tangible assets, also
of the same date. amounted to Sis q
share. of which $50 a share was repre-
scented by the value OF stocks. bonds and
notes held for investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
Express Companies.

Wall Street suddenly and Unexpectedly
took an interest in express company
stocks yesterday and the limited supply
10 be found available was not nearly
sufficient to supply the demand. Adams
advanced IS points to SIS. Wells Fargo
IL points to rs. and American Express
closed at 81. net gain of points for
the day. The buying is understood 10
be based on a report that a plan is
Under formulation TO make the present
combination OF express companies, un-
der Government control, a permanent
one. and that after the first OF the year,
when. with the railroads. the express
companies are handed back to their
owners. 1t Is a practical certainty that
the future express business will be con-
Quoted by one operating and owning
entity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
, Foreign Governments and Other Bonds.
ny 8 Rys - stL a, 4 San !. Fran
1917.
$2,486,000
435,700,0o0

SanAaAPass Is
b......0S
9eabd A l. adj
n. 81
Sinclair OIL 7s
rs. .997S
warrants
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Three Day Holiday.

Governors of the New York Stock Ex-
change yesterday granted a petition Ia
close the Exchange on Saturday, May
81. presented to them by members of the
Exchange. Thus the market will have q
three days rest--Friday decoration
Day., Saturday and Sunday. The ex-
ira holiday will come as welcome re-
lief to many commission houses in the
Wall Street district. With a long sue
cession Of million share days and made
quate clerical forces many of them have
fallen far behind in their Office work and
have been getting further and further be-
hind daily. The long holiday will give
them Just the opportunity TO catch up
which they have been awaiting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
London Money Market.

LONDON, May 22.-Bar silver. blAd
an ounce; money. SIX per cent. dis
count rates-Short and three months
bills s% per cent; gold premiums at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES

Samuel Cowel Jr,. G3as jefferson st. and
Mary a, ,iagcn. i3iO Morton st.
Thomas II. Mccormick. Washington. J., e.,
phila Boucher. 6239 Chew st. and Sarah
and Elizabeth l.. Buckley, Washington,
Z. Boyle Go3o Chew st.
Frank j. McCaw. Ninety-fourih st. and
Tincum ave, and Alice l.. Miles. Y. W.
{. A., 18th and Arch SITS.
Charles l., Hoffman. "a +; Flora st. and
Alonzo r, PatbcrG. h3ia Eadom ST.. and
Agnes Reichert, 1871 Unity st.
Guerra. 73l Wood st.
Charles w. Gladhill, U. s. ". League
Island, and Anna X Longstreet. 20 West
and Sara r. Faunce, 6l2O Marsden ST.
George Newell. 1910 Comfy St. and Mary +
Hassett. Springfield. Mass.
Anthony Moffe. s5th and Vance sts.. and
Amy Megary, $500 Race st,
Harry Rosenblatt. L., S. ~. 3l25 Edgement
St. and Florence Pincus. 500 n. 9th St
Thomas X. lTorner, Gettysburg. Pa. and
Geraldine Baker Craig Head. Pa.
Michael Farella 52l y. 65th ST., and Lena
Mathia skorofsky. 62l2 Dickens ave-. and
Magdalena Obcrland 62l2 Dickens ave.
William Carter 1886 Poplar St, and Carrie
+, Saylis. 5lh3 sheldon st,
Isaac Moore. 407O Haverford ave-. and Ella
MSGrs G;;,aSaG 1910 Haysrf2ph pImH axe: ve
Norah Scarry, 3o25 Norris St,
Mary J, Tracy. SOL N.siith st. '"D
Bsltis Whiteman. Jr., 5s4S Pembcrton st
and Bessie Lehman. 5sis Pemberton st.
aude N, Pratt, AndaIusia, Pa.
Burrell 2O37 y. 9th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
RECTOR is NAMED
TO ST. STEPHENS
CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Rev. Michael ]. Rafferty,
Succeeds the Late Father
John +. McOuadc

inc Rev Michael j. Rafferty, pastor
OF tho Catholic Church Of the Immacu-
iate Conception. Front and Canal streets,
mas been appointed rector Of ST stephens
'hurch. Broad and Butler streets, 10
succeed the Rev. John T. McQuade. who
died January IS.
Inc appointment was announced today
ny Archbishop Dougherty.
Father Rafferty, is a native Phiiadel.
Phian and received his preparatory cdu.
cation at Professor McBridc's Academy
on Buttonwood street. prior 10 his en-.
trance TO st. Charles Borromco's Semi.
nary at bverbrook. He was ordained tc
the priesthood on January 90. 1881.
His first assignment was az st Law,
| rence's Church, CatasauQua. Other
| churches he served included st Philips
st Charles Borromco's, TvcntietE aut
/ Christian streets: ST. Stephens. Porl
/ Carbon: 81. Rose of Lima Eddystone
and st. Gabriel's, Norwood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
SOFIA HAS MURPHY STREET.
Bulgarians Honor Former Phila.
dclphian, Now Consul General

Word was received this afternoon that
the Municipal Council of Sofa had de
cided to name street in that city after
Dominic J. Murphy. formerly of Phila-
dephia. and now American consul gem
eral to Bulgaria.
Mr.. Murphy is in Salonica recovering
from pneumonia. When Mr.. MURPHY left
Sofia several days ago the Bulgarian
Parliament passed "A resolution thanking
him for his work in Sofia.
Mr.. Murphy was born in Philadelphia
seventy years ago. He entered the
government service after he was gradu-
ated from the Central High School in
1864, and in 1885 he became chief clerk
ia the Bureau Of Pensions. In 1896 he
became Commissioner Of Pensions.
Before he was sent to Bulgaria in
1915. he had served in consular capacity
at Amsterdam, st. Gall. Switzerland,
and Bordeaux. France
When the Bulgarian plcnipotentiaries
wont to Salonica last september to ar
range the armisticc with the Allies which
preceded Bulgaria's withdrawal from the
conflict. Mr.. Murphy accompanied them.
He was ordered back to Sofia by the
government at Washington.
This action was not regarded as q
criticism of his action, but ii was made
plain that he had no instructions tc
participate in the negotiations