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New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Questions and Answers

- Note.-ln this department The
irI3une wiz throw tie liph, of such
ieiorinatIon as is Mt its command on
nc investment problems Of ito readers.
- cannot undertake to give advice On
Fpecnlation. Questions OF general in
tcfesi VIII be answered in this column.
only Initials win be used Others viii
he answered by mail
AddsSss ,ss al Queries, fnclosng
FINANCIAL EDITOR, The Tribune
lol Nassau Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Dividcn ds
Regular Declarations
Livestock. Nj, ats, Provisions

J <. inrday- Ycnf ago.
Live steers fair 10
primo. 100 .slJ.oom17.35 SAMOA ~ so
Dressed beef. SIDES.
Id. .......... $50 &c .liD .2T
Live vcnls. com
mon to prime.
100 lbs ...... Is.oo@2 Is 90 14.5oW2l 90
li*e lambs fair
TO prime. 100
ibs ,,,.....:.+ l5.Oo@l7.oo 1A.oo@17oo
Dressed hogs. bn
con ID ...... 2aM24i, 2t% a :ots
Mess beef. bhl o5 O0ei 2G.o 81 90 q %. 90
Lard, MID Wet
100 lbp....... e77oQ27so 2G.7oW2 2s 80
Mess pork, bb'... ie.o0nis 90 $500 46. 90
Dressed veal city
10 .........., .2s@ 80 .24@ 81
IAvo rwos. 100
H. .......... 6.oom sto 7ocmi1 90
Dressed ntntor.
city. 10 ...... 100 .Is .25m 20
I)rcs.ed lHhDbs.
rdy. III 21m "a lDfo ~
Hogs 100 tbs l72bW1f7o 20 o0U 90 30
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
nge OF prices follows:
CnttOnsced Oil

The market for cottonseod oil was un-
Der the influence OF heavy selling pressure
as buyers were icss aggressive. prices eascd
or sharply and closed with net declines
ot - 10 i3 points. The weakness in cot
ton and tho decline IN grain more than
offset 'he sleady tone TO the lard market
lotal sales for the day were 1900 bar
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Investors almanac

STRADDLE THE MARKET One
mas "straddied the ntorket' arhen short
o. one stock and Tong Of another.-
Money and lnrestments.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Rereip's were ISIS Packages.
Creamery higher than extras, ID. 65 4 %
CSC. extras. 90 score Csc. nrsts 90 to 81
score. g.. p Gtc frsts ss to 50 score 5i J.. f0
BIC, seconds. 80 TO 81 score. 81 y do53l9c:
tower grAdes 50W5)c; unsaltcd higher
ihau extras. GsW G9c, extras. GS "a n G7 X .
ffstg, 8 y NJ 63c, seconds. 81 z N 81 y {
state dairy tubs. hncsr es0elc; good 10
ladies. current make trSts. 48l14ac.
seconds. feH W17c, lower grades, As n iGc
paching slock, current make, 30. /. 4Gi4 N
&c, so. 2. fsc; lower grades. 43GD u c.
Cheese Receipts were 5.o89 boxes. state
whole milk fresh nats colored or white,
lower grades 23M2 nc held hats. specials
81 n 12r, average run. - Il n 30 1xc, twins
spccisls coiorcd or white. 80 n 30 nc, aver
axe run. z5i4 n ~ ~; lower grades "a %
- n 30i.c. single baisies ft"sh 5o@ 81 1ae 4,
nrlr 81 ~ i3ye. douDlc Daisies. fresh,
sOlf 3fc. held 3in5li i-e. Young Americas.
fresh. 52M321zc. chrddarA Canadian, in
~, m2el.c' prime 10 choice. isw Y l-c.
falf 10 goat itmi7c. iowcr grades ~ l@c
Eggs ~ftccefpts wtre 12.371 oaHes J'reah
pytfered. oxtran dozen. c3W roc. extra
nrsts. gsM6sc, nrsts, 5aM6se' seconds
5sWszc; under grades 42m 51c' dlritss.
%n 4 n soc ,so. 2 and poorer. t2Qf47c, /,
ehecks. good 70 choicc Dry. f5~ 4'c, under
grades zJM4zc. rcfiiecrntor. npeci"l
n,@ts n,@i 6ol5bie, seconds. 46W43c STATE,
,rn.nr.vlyanin ana nearby western. henncry
ghitos hpe 10 fan'y wy efo' FAR 70
,,,,,nD gbN19Oc. gathtfej wnii"s. common
IT, n,}rne. GGwz2e, DDliets. bDm o0c FHcihc
fnDst whtirx, rfptcsS. i"ney' h5V H'r
other western and h"p'h"rn Fn'h"r'p
wt,t,es DsqD1se. state. Ponnaytgania ana
resyby, hennery bro~ur fnntT 1eW Jbc Z
.ntf,,red nrasn ma fnixed coiofs. graded.
fancy s3Q7zc. fais 10 prime, hbU6sc
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
BUYERS Coming

BlHMlNGHAM, Mass. $. Porter Co. !;
M. Porter, underwear waists jfl West
Twenty eighth Street. expected October &.
l9lN.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Markets i'm Other Cities
Baltimore

Sales Open HIGH To,v r,s.
100 Alabama Co.. II 81 81 H. 81 81" i9s' a.
- Ala Co pfd e.. ~ n 73 ~
80 Arundel pfd e. 90 90 g5 q6
80 BALTIC Tube =. G5 IS 65 s5
60 Bos san GRAY. II I5 Is
lG do pfd g.. so 81 so 81
1860 Cen r Sug pfd 10 10 10 10
Com Credit f.. ~ ~ At ~
SO do pfl o.. 25ia 81, ISL, e5la
40 Cclcstine ....3S5 800 3S5 $50
2ol Cosren ...... II l11l II 1l14
100 Cosdon pfG . a., ~ AZ AZ
II Cons Power ..105 lO5 l0l7s 1913
35 Cons Coal 49,. - So - So
25 tx Bank ,...161l. 1861 ~ 16li5 lGlla
% Fid & Dep $50 130 100 1870
G. b $ .......
10 Houston pfd 80 SO so 90
500 Indiahoma =. 1o1s lula 101s 1Ola
81 Mt Vernon 49,. 81 81 81 81
25 do pfd 49,. 94ia 94ls 9ila aifs
Md Casualty. l07 10I l0l 107
United Ry ... is l6 Is Is
los Wash Bal An - - - II
$4,000 Ala G < I IS. 10 90 90 90
1000 Cons G ref 5s Sll. S5ia S3la S5l
1000 Cons Pow, 5s. 977s SIS g77s 9l's
1000 Cosdcn IS A. ..l04N 104l4 1914 l0tl4
$500 NJ Y Is, II '2l. = 1oO1. 1917. I0oi.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04

III New hOFK VOunty
Alter'nan. Lewis B-Pinekv Tai
Iorng Co. Inc. c.........-.'.... sloi NJ
Fsedelvide. People &c 600 90
Berrofen. Sannuei-N Tel Co. 1ne52
Broun Harry State Indus Comm 125 90
Bernlor. Richard Is Macdonald 1o2 ~
Brunswick Cab. Wks N. Blumer 2A4 81
Bentolila. Jose phi Bald Knob
Furniture co. ..--............ $500
Connolly. William Roger William
Connolly & Son)--J. & ]. W.
stots Observation-Disclosures. $685.
Cordaro. IEnatius--Peope, &c 200 90
Dahen. Henry A e. ]. Mcclure hil22
Edeln,an. Philip Ghilip Edeirnan
4 Cob. Server ...........-. 3eis4
Fisher, Arthur H-G. w. Kosrnak llkal
Fabian. MAXI Fateiy -.-...... 1904
Four Hundred S;Ntyone Eighth
Avenue Co. Inc central r r.
10. of n. J ..........-...'........ 1870
First Pawanzer. Sick benevolent
Assn-s Haskell Sons Inct 1850
Fussa. Miguel A.-Huhson Motor
Car Co. OF y. Y. Inc....... 1s.sl
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Business Troubles
Petition in Bankruntcx


DAVID STRAySS-A voluntary petition
hled Yesterday by David Strauss. book
keeper 20 West Fourth Street. places
ia abilities at ss.la2 No assets are given.
frincipai claims are: Jnan Esperdy Com
pany S54S: NJ. i. Bloom. 1854. Key West
BOX Factory. S@62 Joseph kohi-r, 100
MILlIam s. treet z ttnrnnN
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Thursday
Nnnlhern snot Mnrkets

b points ioieer. al sic, sales. 200 bales.
New Orleans steady. 5u points lower. at sc,
s. tes --,l bales Mobile quiz, 30 points
ils-a a' s..-5. safes. Ie2 bales. Savannah
eulet unchanged. a. sc. sales. 80 bales
~ Darlington nominal lc lower, at soc;
-sl4. n4l Baltimore nominal, so points
lower. ~ 11.fjo. sales nil Augusta quiet.
Is POINTS lower. at 51.37c' sales 729 bales.
g. Louis steady unchanged. at 32.5Dc;
rales l44s3 bales Little Rock quiet,
30 points lower at SIC, sales. l97 bales.
Dallas steady 80 points lower. al S295'
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
{ Chicago

Sales Open High, Low. Last
alo Am ship nldgl2o lsfia 1870 ls4ia
4s5 Armour pfd. .1o9a4 lo2al lc2 * 1929.
1920 chi { * = pfd lois 1919 sis 10
$40 Chg Pneu Tool 96 % ai1s - =
1870 Cudahy ......1ils. HIS. 1lls4 INV
1475 Cont Motors. II II lO7s u
Is pia M,ch.....1lt ia lit III
l4i ct Lakes Drge s91s S3ls ssis s3'a
$50 Holland Sugar 20ih 2ola - 1919
a5 Hart : & NJ. - 50 50 81
$50 Libby Mcneil e77s 27% 27 a74a
a45 Lindsay Light. ~, ll'2 II II
100 do pfi .....- s.. So Sln sia
II Motry VA f.1lo ITO llo no
ZOO Natural ieath. l77S l7'~ u l19.
IN public Srr,ic. s. IS IS
- REQ Motor.... sos, s0A 90s. 500,
40 Republic rrk. t5l, Ash l5la 45'l
l2S Scars RoobucS9o5 2o5 soff. eot .
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Ten diVIdend
Railroad Stocks

IS Boston & Alb.l2&1a ~ 193 Z II
$ Boston El 6s p GSia es Gs
90 Boston K NJ. 80 35l. 30 @3
3 { & " class 3 70 20 10 20
II Fitchburg pf. 5oia II 5oi9 5oi3
81 Maine Central G5 65 81 G$
20 Old Colony -. 90 go 90 30
y Prov & Wor..1l5 IT'S us ll5
IS West Emo .... "a Ali2 IL 4 Al q
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
into sight statement The week

enc figures OF the New York Cot
ton Excnange with comparisons follow
--Weexs mo sight 9s7.l35 bales, against
5is.fi7 last year, for the season ysY.Vi'
against I5235e5. General visible supply
S.4so.3o5. against 3.3Jl.926 last year. Isl
t.e slapis American 2,7fo.3oo. against =
.-.e-. last year. decrease in general visit
b s4ials for tho week $3.50, against an
lnt ease at a.. .5vl laet ycat- Increase IN
v4ssb. Aucrlrau 5o,5-p. against increase
{. 4t.-tf lasi year Splnners t2kinss Amer
.ls1 t.r fEf week 2ls.t-a. against l'p.-
4.I llsr gear. ard far the s"asou i,A'l,'fE
...------- IL LII
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Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that Of tho debtor.
the second that Of tho creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
In New York County
Schwarz Aaron H-M. II. Crom-
we'll April 10. l9l7-....-..... S2.G59.2o
Huber. Eugene C.--J. \. Nit
chell. October 30. 1917 .-.-- 1914
Mason Lillian y II o'Con-
neii JIM B. I9la ........... 1851
Stewart. Arthur-W- Elsea. July
- Jag -....... .......... 81
Aprii S. 1917. ............. 7sg5s
Sclig polyscope Company. Inc
MutGal Film Corporation:
March %. 1el7................ 1879
Sellg polysrope Company, Inc
Mutual Film Corporati0n'
March II. 1918 .............. loe.s2
Stubbings George-R Malbin;
February ;. lei7.-.......-..... 1879
Schwartz. lgnatz-N. iilfhchhorn
ct az. Deceniber 4. 1911. ios 40
Asen. Moses and B,n8amin-
Warren Chemical and Manu-
featuring Company Marca 8.
1915 ............ ........ l3s 81
independent Provision Com
pany-City of Sew York be
cember %. l9l3....-......-.. Iosls
IIcbbard. Lester Sc II. Bow
ers April 30 1912 2......--... sos 80
In Bronx County
Horowitz, Jacob Now York
Telephone Company Nov ~.
1916 ......-.... ............-. sls IS
Horowitz, Jacob-E. Kaiisch;
April Is. 1915 15-............. 81 0s
Janss. George H-F. Uiano.
January % 1916. ls.-.......-...- f772
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Middle States Oil
CORPORATION
Notice to Stockholders

In paying the October lst dividend
notice small nun ber of The holders %
$ 90 shares had not converted their stock
into the now so 90 shares and, therefore.
we have no rtcord Of their holdings of
September IN 1919. and. Il is no. possible
70 know the names and addresses 20 which
October lSt dividend checks should h. sem
This is to advise an such that promptly
upon receiving proper evidence of their
owners''ip - the former : 90 sharos ~
OF september 2oth VIII forward proper
Dctoher lsi 2iNldena chenN
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Cation statistics

Yester- Last Last
day week. year.
pf-t rAe oi..-. II iJ5 1853 2t.564
Exro-,s ... 1882 I1S6t
f-ss.-.t seayon.7Ss.ca9 6.I.349 Gl1,s4l
NV ya-k ~tocfs 9I.zST 9eI4+ Sl.20G
20 s-lel- s4l.207 sZl.sss .003 m
Il .0-or receipts e.. 1900 lIiso 49,
lrf.t..r eAIuuenfs. I-.t-0 lAp1p 1000
ssa I1rk Arrivals. 1850 lob 4zs-
liverpool Cables. Spot cotion--A fair
bltsu..s DOING az % points decline. on the
bs..s 1r I1.ssa for ruiidHng Sales. s.e9o,
II. lfirg 1000 American. Imports 900
No.. tfaer5aan. Futures opened quiet at
fl p ..!nts decline Cfoscd quiet At a
net ~ "a IL POINTS OetoDer,
is9s il.fesrner. 1891, jann"ty 1922
Aarf. fr.e Noy. ltt1s Jpiy, - a.
Ear~tfeltr Yarns dui. ci,tha IN good
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
PHILADELPHIA
Pittsb

Open. High. Low. Last.
~ Am Win q NJ l2n l20 120 120
20 do u ...... 81 a2i4 20 92l.
l2eo Arkansas Gasl20 1902 1928 l20
- do pr ....... 100 l90 100 100
3G00 B.rn sGall Cor 81 80 81 80
80 Carbo Hydrc.. 5's 35s
500 Caruegia l. 3 TX. ~
lG34 Narlttnd Rofg rs IA
Is Mfrs /. &. H . sex 52M 59la 52ls
100 Midyale Stecl. Ste 5ll2 5l14 5l}a
20 Nat Freproof. ais 9ia 9i4 az
G5 Ohio Fuel Sup So 50 81 81
go Okla Nat Gas. 3sA 3sas Ssil 9s%
80 Pitts Bre wing.
so pitts Coal 49,. So So SO SO
10000 Pitts Jerome. sac 9sc $5c CSC
700 PITT Nj shasta 81 55 So IS
$50 PITTS oil x Gas l+l2 14i4 l4ia l4la
80 Pitts Plate 'i.145 145 145 145
1869 EiVersile f. O. 53. 5i4 52.
812 Riversido W 34le 36is 34}4 3Gla
SIS l. : Glass .... - 81 IS
Us L 5 steel los 1867 Jos 1Oo2
Is Westing A B.1l2 liz 1l2 ll2
10 Wosting Elce 49, 54A 54is 54A
$1,000 Indpt Brew Cs SO 60 G2 g.
5000 Pitts Brew Gs - 10 IS rs
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Boston Curb.
Bid ASK

Bid ASK F'tl 4 AZ
Airpianc ~ Ia Rose .... - 40
R Rohemia.... is IL Majestic % %
Bos & MONTH - Mex Metals.
Butte &. ln.lg Il Moi Tungtnl0 IL
CaIaveras. IL - lNtl /. & T.. . 10
Champion 3 lNeV i)oug...l9 20
chief cons. 3a4 New Baltic. 27s 3I
Cons Copper GA 6ia Nixon ....21 %
Crwn Rsv. 30 40 iOnonlaca 20 40
Crystal nw.5b so Rng Petrol. y
Denhis h -, so Rainier ..... =
Eagle Il B.. 2ls PA fSVn Metals. - o6
Fortuna. 3 : " Nj p. 6ia
Hon,a 10 20 Texana So 81
Noughton. y 1islt-id Nrd TNti5 u
! Blossom 30 so Victoria .---. CSC -
Iron Cap Il, llia Yukon =
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
IIArrnnnl lIhle..


Wh~af Tho mlDat market h'id steady
u4Ih l-ie-- unchanged rar the day. Of
'srs ~ rl1rrgrad- en neas vefe snall and
,aAe tie sour demand nas fallen OF qery
raueeably ~ late. ~ f, believed mat mills
a so's ahead fsr 81 ooGf sixty days,
Ihs acyon ~ casa. ,feHlu4n'e Dee tn"uKh'
n Depend nr whether uf not Hiilis nave
s.tD -i hfn.efea. Mi'h Hhsaf vitr whirF
- f'l tn-f .firrs fof noDf Some ih4nH
isaf ih.s hf+ BEEN opne ant mt. nn'ess
H,re <...e H4ar demand Hrt.i0ps IN
'ae n.sr ~. 4rr fhere wl. be isas az
'f~s.l.r H-frars Gor ~nes' and premiums
a.s. ,. r.....st
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Judgments Filed

Tho following jude ments were filed yes
to-day. the first name being that Of the
debtor.
In New York Comfy
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
'fsace of the United Ga. Improvement Co

y w Norhsi bIoad and Arch stFeets.
The Directors have this dxy declared
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. 900
per share). payable October IS 1919 -
Al stockholdcra Of record hA close OF bust
ness september 30. 1912 Checks Will be
s4tailed. l. w MORRIS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04

Corn, The action - corn ~as exactiy
~ feferse u ma n ThyrB1ay. Cash roar-
80 ~ nfa1 and There var quite gen
"a lf4.l1sfiga throughout the day, re-
ssIr1 r. rei Gecl!n1 ~ X - cents.
ht Prsrfceots Jlue~s nae Il depressing
''A9fnfe rn zDnfiuenf- nut ths Uar<+t
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
CHICAGO pNE, MATIC TOOL. 90.

Al regular meeting of the Directors
OF The CHICAGO pNEr MATIC TOOL
COMPANY. held Septcn' Der aoth. 1919 a
quarterly dividend or - sec WAS declared.
payable october 25sh. 1917 20 stockholders
OF record October 18Th. 1919
J. /. PRICE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Middle States Oil Corporation
BY Norman u. PearsalI. Auditor.
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY

INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY
IS Broadway. New York
September 27th. 1919.
dividend of s. 90 per share has been
declared the Capital Stock Of this Com
pany. payable November 18Th. 1919. 20 stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
October 23ri. 1919
All communications regarding payment o-
change of address shoul- he sent TO the TN
tersign.d not later than November sth. 1919.
GEORGE CHESERRO'. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04

Question. What is your opinion of
the following stocks for permanent in
vestment: Royal Dutch, New York.
American Hide and Leather preferred.
Texas OIL, Sinclair Oil. General Elec-
tr'c and Worthington Pump preferred
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04

Range OF pricos follows
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Toronto
Bid A Sk
Bid Ask

$1,000 Endpt Brew Cs SO 80 G2 G:
5000 pills 3roM Gs. - - Is I
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04

Answcr-Standard Oil of New Jcr
sey, preferred, stock may be considered
high class investment The long
dividend record of the New Jersey cor
poration would certainly place this
new issue among the seasoned invest
ments.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04

Question: notice that the selected
list of high class preferred stocks pub
lished by you, and so inferentiallv
recommended for investment, does not
include Standard Oil of New Jersey,
preferred, now selling for about SIP
at which price the yield is 6.25. Is
there any reason for the omission
other than the fact that the stock car
RES a redemption privilege at Sis?
A. B. C.
Answer-standard Oil of New Jer-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-11-07
CEMENT VAULT FOR FORD.
Detective Says WouId-Be kidnappers
Had All Plans Made.

Toledo-Floyd Gray, private detec'
tive, whose story Of plot to hidnap
EdseI Ford, son of Henry Ford, caused
the arrest of four men here, gave de-
tails to support his claim. He said the
kidnapping conspirators planned to
build a cement vault under house in
Mount Clemens, Mich, place young
Ford in the vault and give him two
weeks provisions. In case demand
for 5000, 900 ransom should be refused,
Edsel would have been left to die in
the underground cell, according to
Gray.
Gray said he learned of the plans in
a local hotel while posing as janitor
and former convict.
Fearing molestation, Gray changed
his residence and is preparing to leave
the city as soon as the arraignment
of the four men is disposed of.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-11-07
MRS. ELLA w. WILCOX DEAD.
Author And Poetess Succumbs To
Nervous Collapse Due To
MAR Relief Work.


New Haven, Conn. = Mrs. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, author and poetess
died at her home, "The Bungalow" in
Branford. Mrs. Wilcox had been il
for some months, having had a ner
vous collapse while engaged in war re
lief work in England. N
Her death was not unexpected tc
those who shared the seclus'on OF hel
home. The exact nature of her ina,
illness is not stated.
Mrs. Wilcox had been constantly
under medical care for nine months
During her illness overseas messages
to friends despaired of her recovery
She regained in measure mel
strength, and in July was brought &c
New York and then to Branford, IN
fulfllment of a desire to be in her
own home, the place wherein most
of her literary work had been done
and where, with Mr.. Wilcox, she had
entertained friends from over all the
world.
Mrs. Wilcox was in her sixty-fourth
wear. and was native of Johnstown
Center. Wis. She was married to Mr..
Wilcox in 1884 Her literary work
embraced a large number of books,
both prose and poetry, and she was a
contributor to many publications.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-11-07
ANOTHER PLOT To
TERROR|ZE NATION
Seven Arrests Made in Raids
at Cleveland
A SEARCH FOR THE LEADER
Reign OF Terror Planned For Next
Spring-Countrywid Cleanup
OF RevoIutionists Expect
ed To Follow.

Cleveland, O.-Six men and one
woman, charged by the police with
being identified with radicals in an
other plot to terrorize the nation by
series Of bomb explosions next
spring, were held by police here, and
others were being sought in what is
expected to be a national cleanup of
revolutionists.
Six men and one woman were ar.
rested. One of the men under arrest
is believed to be the bombmaker who
made and placed the bomb which in
June partially wrecked the home of
Mayor Harry L. Davis.
Police in several Eastern cities have
been asked to arrest man said to
be the leader Of the plot.
Four raids were made by the police
on information gathered by officers
who have been working on the case
for two months.
A tip from Chicago that the central
police station here was to be blown
up soon FASTENED the raids which had
been planned for two weeks hence.
Chicago police, 1t was said, are on
the trail of one man. believed to be
the ''brains" of the Cleveland terror
lists, and expected to arrest him
shortly.
The campaign of terrorism was to
eliminate next May Day in revel
of bombing, smuggling and slashing
that the conspirators are said to have
hoped would leave this city at their
mercy. To this end huge knives and
steel bludgeons were to be provided,
the plotters planning to make 5000
of each. Specimen ''liberators" were
seized in last nights raids.
Hundreds of automatic pistols were
ordered, it was said, and each gun
toter was to have six cartridge mag
azines.
That plans were being rapidly ma
tured was indicated by the fact that
several bombs had already been test
ed, according to Police Captain Mar
tin Lavelle, who worked on the case
for the last two months, and in the
guise of a co-conspirator, witnessed
the tests and obtained photographs OF
the plotters at work.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-11-07
FOREIGN

The Belgian Government has decid
ed to send mission to the United
States to discuss financial and other
questions affecting Jugo-Slavia.
President Karl Seitz, of the Austrian
republic, signed the treaty of peace
with the Allied and Associated Gov
ernments-
Lady Astor has accepted the invita-
ton of the Plymouth Unionists to be-
come candidate for the House of
Commons.
The Swedish Government has decid-
ed to recognize the independence of
the Czecho-Slovak republic.
The Inter-Allied Military Commits
sion on its way to Courland will stop
in Berlin to take cognizance of the
official instructions given by the Ger
man Government to General Won der
Goltz and the German troops.
The Provisional Korean Government
has been banished from the French
concession at Shanghai as the result
of the discovery of plot against
Baron Saito, governor general Of
Korea.
The Red forces have started de-
cisive advance along the entire Petro-
grad front, according to Bolshevik
communique.
The Japanese Government will open
negotiations with Great Britain for an
extension of the Anglo-Japanese ALI
ance.
The British Government received a
vote of confidence in the House of
Commons.
General Coanda, former Roumania
Premier, has been named to head the
Roumanian delegation to the Peace
Conference.
Telephone communication between
France and Great Britain, Luxembourg,
the Sarre territory and Spain was re-
sumed.
The theft of $4,000 rubles in notes,
which had been printed in Stockholm
and were awaiting shipment to anti
Bolshevist representatives in Russia,
is reported.
The Omsk Government Bank has
negotiated loan Of 20,000,0C0 yen
from a japanese banking syndicate to
cover purchase of supplies.
Colonel William Haskell, high COM
missioner for the four great powers
in the Near East, has arrived in Paris
from Constantinople.
Greek troops have entered Karasu
Yenidie and Porto Lagos Irrespective
ly 10 and 125 miles east-northeast
Of Saloniki.)
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-11-07
GEN ERAL

John Armstrong Chaloner, recently
victor in a 2.-year fight to be declared
sane in New York, is to go on the
stage.
United States Army Aviators Cecil
H. Connolly and Frederick B. Water
house, missing since August, were
slain by Mexican fishermen, it was an
nounced upon arrival of their bodies
at San Diego, Cal.
Governor Roberts, of Tennessee,
called out two companies of state
troops for guard duty at Knoxville to
prevent rioting among union and non
union employees of the Knoxville street
railway company.
King Albert placed a wreath on the
grave of Theodore Roosevelt, and Wis.
tied the widow at Sycamore Hill.
plans for provisioning needy steel
strikers and their families were com
pleted.
Fifteen or more lives are known to
have been lost when the Crosby steam
e. Muskegon went to pieces after be
ing tossed on the piers at the Muske
ron Harbor entrance by mountainous
nraVoe.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-11-07
APPEALS FOR RED CROSS.

n.-Vice-President, Mar
shall, in an appeal to the people TO
support the American Red Cross in its
1920 roll call for members, which be-
gins Sunday, characterized the work
of the organization as "the Gospel in
boots"
Secretary Lane, in a similar appeal,
declared "the world at Armageddon
fell among thieves" and that the
American Red Cross was the Good
Samaritan who came along to bind up
it's wounds.