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yiurrus, Epn.s Daily rhou=h,

'IIit AIM NJ ccHHnr!.' said Charcoal t.ph,
rumnatively. 10 a man VIII gun I tell no.
body tall T. keep away I'm he chickens Try
drymstick, Mist2h Jackso, :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

EENNJu OEtItLS: WASH
ipEivn. 1910 New lorh AYE
uLc: New lurL CiiN. futh
Avenue BtuidinSi Chtc9So.
k'rUp,SS ta> bultutDE'
i'n.,Iuripbia. Cvios'di ir,:ai
nuIiSins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
Books and Authors.

n story described as a doubIe-t twisted
mystery is announced for EeorVar9
under tho title The Mystery of III.
Thirteenth Floor" by Lee rhayer. The
problem for solution Is said to be,
not only who killed James Randolph
Stone. the aged and plutocratic lawyer,
but how could he have been killed at
all under the circumstances. Two ON
ployces enter his private Office. where
he is really alone. come out again. al
back Mr. stone has been stabbed to
death and the dagger is in his body
II is demonstrated that it would havs
been Impossible for any one 20 traverse
tho length OF the lawyers Office in the
ten seconds in which the murder was
committed.
The day when authors can boast
birth in log cabin are r.; iS;ef,tins fewnr.
Democracy," George ~. Doran Com
pany viii bring .out in March. Mr. NC
Of Kansas. : He say says, MY home has
always been in the open. ! was one. OF
eight sons born in 4 log cabin in the
present on the outskirts OF the city
with plenty Of room 10 spread out. dig
diversion is raising a garden. My sons
arc all country boys. hunters. horse
men, farm hands. Our oldest boy is /,
ars and an mH PIPE r rrSanls' sn
II is evident from these statements has
9rs 5asyfG S,I so,o fer writpE about
armchair in college close.
of TSe Eyes Sso% OF sAs hpS" witch ins hS was
hailed upon al sides aa a return to
The Days Work" Rudyard Kiplins
has PREPARED a new volume Of verses
for publication early this spring, The
Will appear in the regular uniform
cloth and leather editions OF MIR. Kin
lins's works. The title. which was
ane," will be THE Years Between"
The volume Will include. in addition
been published anywhere. Among the
poems included. will be France"
Sn he 0 one OF he gres naxe
things that tho poet has ever done,
standing as ono of tho truly great
'I Mrcpe KnlnE s'I nad r an elo
1ucnt tribute TO Theodore Roosevelt
after the Coloners recent death. lie
heart had died in the midst OF his
pilgrimage. for he was tho greatest
proved American of our generation"
COTS Pity.
God pity all the brave who go
The common way. and wear
10 ribboncd medals on their breasts.
No laure!S on their hair.
God pity all the lonely folk
With gr!cts they do not ,cIl.
Women waking in the night. ~
And men descending well.
In common courage of tho street
Tho crushed grape iS the wine
Wheat In tho mill Ia daily bread
And given for 4 sign.
Ana who but cod rhau pity them
Who 80 50 quietly.
And smile upon us when VIC ,neei,
MA greet VS. pleasantly?
---Louise priscoil. in Contemporary
Ncrse.
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Friend OF Mine says when his Mothcr-in-law
squares of at him lie remembers; she's a lady
and beats it. That's .. *, bat tho hypocrite
tries to make me believe he does j, to be
chivulroUs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

The biggest FOO! Earth has some streak
or othc" THAT sounds scrsiblc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Former President Taft is throwing away
al chances of Republican consideration for
Abe party presidential Nomination 10y speak
aug fayorably OF The league Of nations con
S'itution, i'll the draftins Of which President
Wilson had SO much to do. Anything that
Pre- idcnt Wilson does is anathcmU politically
with tho Republican leaders and amy mem
Der or the party who expects their favor must
DC careful ncl Il. say anything commondatory
of tho President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNIC.t-
TlUNS to Tho Times Dis
match; ami not ia individuals.
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PUBLISHED every day the at 10 South Tenth
street Hct, n, on. by The Timer Disputch Pub
fishing Co., Inc. Charles D. uasbroeh, Ldhrr and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Ep,ctcd January 81 1905 at tho Pust-Onjre al
kiriinvui. Va. second ,lnss tnntter
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Women's Clubs Favor
More Probation Officers
Fifty Organizations Agree to
Back Demands of City Courts
for Assistants

Representatives OF fifty women's
organizations met yesterday afternoon
at the Women's City Club and adopted
resolutions demanding more probation
officers for the Magistrates Courts Of
the city. Chief Magistrate McAdoo has
asked for thirty-two additional pro-
baton officers for the next years bud
get. The women appointed committees
to attend hearings before the Mayor
and the Board OF Estimate aud Ap-
portionmcnt.
Seven per cent of all young people
in reformatories come from broken
down homes" Judge McAdoo said. THE
probation officer works to keep homes
together, to make the husband keep a
job and give his money to his family
Often the criminal would rather go to
jail than 90 on probation"
Mr.. Cooley gave statistics, showing
that probation officers saved money
for the taxpayers, as it costs only six
cents to put a man on probation. while
it costs 50 cents day to keep him in
jail.
Among the women's organizations
represented were the Mayors Com
mttee of Women, the Federation Of
Women's Clubs, the Wotnen's Rcpub-
lean Club, the Council of Jewish
Women. American Red Cross, Catholic
Protective Society and Big Sisters.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Commodities
Cotton

Early declines were followed by sharp
advances in the cotton market yesterday.
December contracts advanced from %. "A
to So15 and closed at 1910. with the gem
eral market CLOSING firm at net advance
OF 35 to Sc points,
The market was extrcm~iy nervous and
unsettled during the early trading, owing
10 the uncertainty OF the labor situation
and the bearish sentiment created by the
sharp break of Wednesday. First prices
we're steady, owing to better cables than
expected, but while October WAS points
higher. later Morth werN uNrNan.@G to
points lower. and the market soon
showed net losses OF so 30 - points This
carried prices about 100 to 10 points
below the high levels OF Wednesday,,
which seemed to attract considprable Gov.
ering and after the overnight; s"ilin1
turned steadier on re7orts o. "a i'm
proved spot demand ana the f;Tmes ruling
OF foreign exchange.
Run,ors OF ia Dor disputes OF NE docks
at New Orleans ana repor.s th&. labor
leaders were determined 10 rs-.F ou- The
threat OF strike IN the sieei tysdc ON
Monday caused some :.reru.@.i'r during
the middle OF The dav. Nemeno showed
tendency TO improve on 1npaera'c reac~
ticns, how,Ncr and the best lev".s Of tho
day were reached in TIE .s'e t-al.r.
when active months sole 80 - a. points
above Wednesdays f.nal quotations.
Attention Nps attracted hv reports that
the French Minister OF Commerce had
stated in the Chamber OF Deputies that
il the United states and Great E.i, a n did
not stabilize exchange France would b.
forced TO buy of Germany Some traders
however. are proceeding on the theory that
weakness in exchange re;lec,s tho neel
ot American commodities abroad. and
that tho more serious conditions become
the moro likely 1t is tina, measures fer
relief will he adopted
ConN4ratiVeiV
received from the South. but those reach
ing here We're generally hullish. ,articu-
iarly with reference to conditions in
Georgia. and the afternoon advance was
accompanied by predictions OF 4 low crop
Indication from the government ear!y next
month Exports for the day wera 1905
bales, making 6i3.9sl SO far this season
against s27.2s1 last year.
The local spot market was steady and
40 points higher at 80 40 70. n.ldling
No sales were reported.
The range OF prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORl--ROSA RUFO. Plaintir,
against ANTONIO RUFO, Defendant. Sum
mons, Action to Annul a Marriage. Trial
desired in the County of New York To
the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action, and to
serve a copy Of your answer on tho Plain
tiT's Attorney within twenty days after
the service OF this summons exclusive OF
the day of service; and III case CT your
failure to appear, or answer. Judgment
Will be taken against you by default for
tho relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. n. Y. June 18th, 1919
SAMUEL SALTZMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Office ana Post Crice
ADDRESS No. ~ broadway. Boroug II
of Manhattan, N. 7. c.
TO ANTONIO RUFO:
Tho foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order OF
Hon. Charles l.. Guy. a Justice os the
Supreme Court Of the state Of New York
dated the Sd day of September. 1918. and
filed with the complaint in the Office or
the Clerk or the Supreme Court New
York County, in the County Court House
In the Borough of Manhattan, City Of
New York.
SAMUEL SALrZNIAN
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office & Post
ONCE Address, No. 2T1 Broadway
Borough of Manhattan, City of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Sail Tomorrow
AMERICAN PORTS

ers Armenia 1quiqne Via charieston Sh 'Iesu'r,
EIenpool, Tuxpan; Lake Onelan, PhMadel-
Steamers Burgondier obs. Antwsrn rn
Is ss'1na Ina Gta2. GIbra!tar ,for orders>
tfos orders); Promus (Br), Buenos Ayres
Mirn esotan. Pisaqua; Point Lobos, Cher
nourg; Lord Antrim (Br), Dublin; Groi
ord 'rsl Noor(wyk Dutch>. Rotterdam
BOSTON, Sept. 1S.~-Arrivcd: Steamers
;Masgaret. ;. Bnenos Ayres Via Rio Janeiro
Lake Yemassee, Philadelphia.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Sept 1s-Passed
IN FOR Baltimore: Steamers BORDEAUX (Fr)
Antwerp, Alfred Nobel (Norl, Rotterdam
out from Baltimore: Bark Thckla (Nor)
Montevi1eo; steamers Patras utal). Gil
braltar Nfor orders); Winterswyl1 ODutch)
RRotterdam; Grshslee !Br), Buenos Ayres;
Coy. John Lind. Reval; kermoor. Venicee
.Iremayne OBJ ,, Gibraltar (for orders).
ClTY ISLAND, n, Y. Sept ls.-Bound
New York; U. S. Submarine Nj; schoon-
ers William Booth. Liverpool, N. s.. For
New York: Annie B. Mitchell. Long Cove
Haven. for New York: Bound East: steam
srs Calvin Austin. New York for Boston
Delaware; New York for Boston: steam
n. s. schooner h BARBARA " = (Br.). iS @ muso''
BOSTON. Sept 1s.-Arrived: Steamer
0ssswatomie. Antwerp. Sailed: Steamers
tBrD, sydney n S. W.. via New York:
! Kossrio ss,,rn ,br3, New York; Chippewa.
sacssonSlls; scsr Nar,os Hershey Norfolk Lake
schooner James e. Newson. Buenos AyreA
CHARLESTON. S. C., Sept. 1s.-Arrived:
Steamer Apache from New York (and pro-
ceeded to Jacksonvtlle): Katahdin from
Jacksonville land proceeded TO BoYon)
MARCUS HOOK. Penn. Sept. 1s.-Paesed
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Girl Red l. id er
Totally Indifferent
AT Her Arraignment
MolIie Steiner Asks for
Adjournment, but Does
Not Care if Case Goes
On: Held in $500 Bail

Mollie Steiner, the twenty-onc- year
old Russian radical. who is under bail
pending an appeal from her conviction
for violation of the espionage act in
the Federal District Court here, was
arragncd in the Tombs Court before
Magistrate Ten Eyck yesterday.
This time the charge against the
tlack-cycd, demurc Russian girl was
dsordcrly conduct, in connection with
her alleged distribution OF anarchis-
tic literature Detective Culhanc, who
arrested the young woman, alleges that
she was hinging circulars, dcnouncing
the National Security Leagues Consti-
tuition Day exercises, from the roof Of
a building in Canal Street, between
Lafayette and Centre, few minutes
before o'clock Wednesday night.
When the girl descended, Culhane ar
rested her. The circular, which, ac-
cording to Assistant District Attorney
Rorke, was captioned, "Consttution
Day-What it Means to Us Workers." !"
and was signed "American Anarchist
Federated Commune Soviets, and de-
clarcd, among other things:
GAS far as we, the workers, are con-
cerned, the National Security League
(of capitalism). their press. church
and government. together with their
Holy Constitution can 81 60 straight
to hell. Down with all con-
stitutions. Long live anarchy" J"
Miss Steiner was held under $500
bail for examination September -,
Assistant District Attorney Rorke ex
planning that the charge Of disorderly
conduct had been lodged against her
pending investigation by the District
Attorneys Office into the girls activi-
ties.
She appeared in the Tombs Court
without counsel and when she - is
asked how she pleaded, she repliea:
81 do not desire to make any plea
whatsoever. | want an adjournment
but if you desire to 90 on with the
case now, am totally Indifferent"
Mr.. Rorkc, who examined the girl
before her arraignment, said that he
believed she might be able to throw
light on the authorship Of the Gamer
lean Soviet Bulletins" which have been
issued anonymously six times in as
many months
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
SURROGATES' NOTICES

ROBERTS. MARGARET w.-IN pT-Bs7--
ance OF an order Of Honorable J9hn p
Cohalan, a surrogate of the County OF
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Margaret
w. Roberts, late OF the County of Nav
York, deceased to present the same wiz
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at its
place OF transacting business at the ono.
OF ITS attorneys, Taylor. Humrs & Begs No.
- Broad Street, in the Borough OF Man
nattan, City of New York. on or before ths
26th day OF January, 1920. 'A'
Dated, New York. the 9th day Of July.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
TAYLOR, HUMEs & BEGG. Aueu,"r. Attornav.
1or Executor. No. "a Broad Street
borough OF Manhattan New York civ
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The petitions in bankruptcy hlcd yes
tcrdsy in, United States District Court
WHO MoRR1s n s''f'" F. MILLER AND ABRAHAM,
MILLER-An Involuntary petition has
been flied against Morris e, Miller and
Abraham Miller individually ana as CO.
retail silk dealers. l'3d Madison Avenue.
liabilities and assets not given, The prin-
H. Johnson. $40, and i Drosness. s44s.
Archibald Palmer, 32o Broadway, IL the
attorney.
William W. CIIAMRREAU.--A volun-
tary petition hy William W. Chambrcau.
1880 Broadway and Aibemaric Hotel.
shows liabilities of s?.7ll and assets OF
Bank Haley Ida, $4,000: uibernia Saw
ings Bank. Portland. ore. 81 Gao; unsc
cured claim. United states National Bank.
Portland Ore, S3.ol2 Attorneys name
SoLoMoN woLr.-A voluntary petition
hy so0m9n sa WIZ ,os %s1"r in win0s n0s anS
l.rnor Avenue. shows liabilities OF $4.661
ana 5 no assets rns prneina osn slams are
hGrM@eies ns, s9 S,nw"T'a anH Louis urg nar"D
: $40. Eosrntna & Halperin. 1876 Broad :
WY, are the attorneys.
HARRY RUBlN.-A voluntary petition
oy Harry Rubin. deiicatessen clerk, 6
Cherries Street. shows liabilities OF $6,0S7
and 10 assets. The principal claims are
slia, and IIolttein Bros. SEA. Joseph
Wechscr, IT, Nassau Street, is the at
torncY.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Tho receivers in bankruptcy appointed
yesterday in United States District Court
1stDokM KANK AND NATHAN
FLAUM--.Iudge Charles NJ IIough APP
Kang and Nathan l'laum individually and
as copartncrs doing business as Kang &
Flauin. manufacturers OF trunk and
Leather bags. 81 Broome Street, under Il
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Cereals

Wheat-Good rains over large nortibn
oI the winter wheat belt indicate more ac-
wheat crop i IL beisved ,Ie tbst nH" ,, w,n'er
large acreage VIII be sown. although
farmers have not the same Incentive as
There ware also favorable rains in Aus
couna rrama an' inHia for The nov crops in those
senp'fs ssia fbs: tE Adyess fFom tie Argentine
m,rk IN STAGE and tho outlook Is favorable
r., me pr9is'iss for the next years supply
and II is hoped that the food situation viii
pe Tess acute next season. In the mean
nland prerniums ana the nsrket has IN
no way been influenced by the recent sharp
breaks IN coarse erains
Corn-The corn market wa. connsra-
CVeiy NrEt throuShoUt the greater part OF
.se gay ono closing prices showed gains
- somewhat o.tter cash demand
ported in the " est, whicA served to Offset
any bearish Influences whtch might nave
osen oen eNeTted ~ tNe disturbed labor con
ditions and the re .'or,s from sovoad OF
hosra. MoYemen1 lron' the Argentine.
Sent!mert i'll tNs market vas very much
which might have bea rsh influence on
%aIues. 1t was ne opinion In son.e quarters
%here values ara ioSs subject to depres-
Hlons ana where Ssh buyers are more dis
posed to take hoic.
The effect os the proposed holding policy
on the part OF farmers is being watc he'd
very closely. ana while light country offer
$ngs had direct influence on the cash
position there was good Zeal Of sl1epti-
cism as to tho farmers ebility to hold
corn alter the new crop Is ready for
market.
1este terday's. evious Year
Corn, No: ! yel slssss si.eSis4 1872; slssa4 @sSi
September ....-.. 1.47la 1.4t1z 1s41a
december .-.-.. 1.241s l."i1s
Onts--'rhe market for oats was firm in
sympathy with corn and on small country
oners shorts were also good buyers and
az the close of the day, prices were lss 10
zhc net higher The domestic cash de-
mand showed some signs OF Improve mont.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
" ieli,es

Southern spot markets - Galvesto,
steady, unchanged. at 3lc; sales 500
bales New orleans quiet. unchansed, at
soc sales. s95 be- IS. Mobile nominal. un
changed. at 2s.75. sales nil Savannah
steady. IS points lover. at % -: sai~s
so bales. Charleston steady. unchanged.
Mt $50; sales nil. Baltimore nominal.
quiet. i2 points lower. at 29l3; sails
1882 bales Memphis nominal, uuchanged
at 3oc sales, "a bales 81. Louis nominal
changed. a. Sic. sales 2.57s bales. I,it,je
Rock steady. Is points hig her. at 29ss
sales. 90 bales Dallas steady. 20 points 8
higher. az 3Q.40. sales. G.ls4 halns
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
PUBLIC NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY OF STATE SIS: This
certificate, issued in duplicate, hereby Ger
tifies. that the Public Stables Inc a do
mystic stock corporation, has filed in this
Office on this lth day OF September, 1919
papers for voluntary dissolution Of such
corporation under Section 221 OF the Cen
eral Corporation Law, and that it appears
therefronl that such corporation has com
piled with said section in order to be dis
solved.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
lSealI office Of the Secretary OF State, at
the City OF Albany, this eleventh
DAY or September, one thousand
nine hundred and nineteen
\. d. PARKER
Deputy Secretary of State
TAKE NOTICE THAT I SHALL NOT BE
responsible for any debts contracted by
my wire. Lille May Boelme. GUSTAV r
HoEH ME-. Jr., 22o Audubon ave, New
York City. "
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR HOSPITAL CONsrPr-C-
Tl0N;~OItice Constructing Quartcrmasier
T.a Wara o., Walter Reed General Hospital
1akoma PARK. D. C---Sealed proposals ~
duplicate will be received here until p A.
SEPT sept; -; 1918. and then opened for redistri
.' ou.lon Oh present Heating Lines and instaila-
a.. AZ buildings on this post. FuI1har inrormas
Non furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19

..on.,, 'o1 HH!'le IL thAt OF the debtor, tho
s.Soru tnat or tho creditor and dato when
Judgment was filed: "
In New York County
Boyce, Edw. C.-M. H. Btshon
,veo 90 a.. January ~ 1873. ....... sss1.7o
T 0Gp'emoor GNas a. 1919 (vacated). 1890
wienSr ju,S ~ leds X :.;...,.....:.. 7o2.so
curity Bank OF New York:
rurstziv MaTdn 81 ~ LAS. 1908
1,atSoro FtsSoInaIy HoHt 2s' lsls, 1856
et al; May Is. 19l8. 1s17,
Morcross, Mldred-Dunbar Box
and Lumber Co.; January 2
writ 1Jna zIousr Ns;s:.a. 1,7s4s7
conns,iv nu1E fe1ru1ry 9ril,,o q. 1919 1918
:. A Brauer; May 49, 1919. 7sss7
Devery. VIM. Sc. Fink: Nav ''
~ l9ls 276o0.4g
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19

The following judgments were filed yea
tcrdaN. the first name being that of the
debtor:
In New York County
Anatoly Button Company, Inc
American Cotton ana Grain En-
change. rnc.--N. L. Tob!r 10Go.9O
A,umoboard Company. Iuc. Minna
State Bank ................ 2.os7.22
Tcl,nont G; Uarry-D Cieer il. a54. 90
Bennett, Charles-.J. Cunningham 2G2.72
Cohen. Morris and rldelty and
Deposit Company of Maryland
ca.nposarconc. pc,.a Joseph and Amaia '''''
Marian Bros. Inc ......... 244.So
Douglass. Charles Maryland
Casualty Company ny.......,.... 1S2.49
Ferrone. La wrcnce J. and Fidelity
Deposit Company OF Maryland
Frank'sedom Company, Incl
FaIrchnd. John F.-Riohard L.
Thibaut. Inc. .............,..-. S41.93
Gilbert, Mark l.. aud Benjamin w.
Morse (Continental Trading
Company Inc)--Amcrican Oil
Export Company. Inc, costs... 1885
Giantzste!n. Emil; silverstein l9o.9S
Green. Charles B.--Fisl1 Rubber
Company of New York. ..... 1862
Hartman. Dorothy. and Anna
Doyle-PeoDle, etc........... 10000
Hopkins, Georgia H.. and Janet
Bodwell--M. NJ. Tracy. ...... 3ce.72
ueymann Abraham - National
City Register Company. ...... 37.3G
Hutchings. Alfred Diamond Tire
York. Inc. Observation-Disclosures. l,4o1.74
Grant--F. p. L. Corporation G5oGs
Juneau, Deverley-P S. George. 5000
Kelly, George r. and Jennie
James Elgan. lnc............. i,l7css
Eancewdky. Morris--M. SinGci.. 1899
]ileinman, l.ouls--E. L. Preiss.. 5000
Morgan, Andrew c. - Newark
Trust Company ny............... 1.oSs.9s
Mutual Profit Realty Company Of
New Yort~-E siner. ......... 5277s
Moore, John " (1ohn V. Moore
& co.. Y. Master Printers
Mayors -uline-National casl.
o@hS, @ oscar r:-New York Cen -'s'''
tral Railroad Co. ............. 5a2 7s
Polito Jamcs-T. Papadopulos. 1929
Parker. Edward Park 4 MI
neIi'snce Trucking Co. me
Caldwell & Co Co................. sos SO
Reich. David-P Adison. ...... 5o3.62
Staplct0n. Minnie Nj, and Ewing
8, NJ Forbes-s state Bank k......., S,039.s2
g. Seymour ,.......... ......,.. 112.55
Samilson: Philip~-llebrew Trco
G., Loan s,cciety Inc ....; ;.... l12.15
sehlsse;: Henry Is. j-s~. j.. 1919
,rnm,,lt| neniflsr r. ;..o Ss77o
Iotteii Harry N---A, W. TurtOn. S33.0S
L. $. Press Inc, and r. Franz
In Waite-Wiihinson Bros <,
VIZ, 90; 80; :............ 5cs15
con .............. o9014
Wagner. Floyd e. tFloyd George
Speciality Co. o.)-Bradley Smith
,vso,,:,. 20, .......... 1871
W. w -.is,.t.. Alred FL. Goldstein. i,5l7.31
ackerson. George, and Spencer
Auto Repairing and Machine
Shop. Inc.--A. II. Scynlour.'. $3.50
In Bronx County
Cooper. Simon, and National
surely Co.-peopie State OF
r,.,' Mew , YORK .;....:.:...... $1,000 90
Dillon, Edwin (,.--p. Wellin~ 11S -
bwyer. william, J.--Studebniier
Corporation OF America s77e
Howe. Alfred J.-H Ho!lander es374
Aauser, ~isa' julius M.-Boun &
Longwood Baking Co., Inc
darlcm Sugar Co., Inc.. 8339
Mancini. John--Union Ry Co... 139S
Poole. Edward A .and Sarah
Cppor helm, Collins Co.. 20
sultan Ralph-Thiud Av. r. 4
Werner Rose-Unfon Ry Co... I3sS
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
AIR REDUCTION COMPANY. Inc,

T-V brOauWA!. NeW Vork, Sept II, 1913
DIVIDEND NO. 10.
The Board OF Directors OF this Company
mas declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend OF sl.C0 per share on the Capital
STOCK or the company. payable October 15
1919. 20 stockholders OF record September
30, 1919.
NJ. w. RANDALL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK

New York. Sept 16 1919.
a quarterly dividend of Two and one
har per cent, free of tax. be and hereby
Is declared on the capital stock OF the
oanW PAYABLE on and after October lst to
STOCK holders OF record at the close OF bus
mess September 27th. 1919
i. ID. NNDEI-SS ashier
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Coitonseed Oil
COttOnsec(I G

Cottonsecd OiI-There was an easier tone
to the market yesterday and prices closed
With net losses OF % to IS points for TIE ac
tive positions. Longs were disposed to liqul-
date on account cf the weakness in lard.
while the outlook for export business was
very uncertain and conditions at large
were considered entirely too unsettled to
encourage active buying. Total sales for
the day were s.200 barrels.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Getting Ready to Sell Here

German merchants evidently feel
that sentiment will not rctard sales Of
German wares in this country. A Ber-
lln concern has recently written to an
American newspaper asking for rates
on advertlslng space for series of
adve rtisements.