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New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Senator Says People Will
Force Rails 10 Give Seryice

ST. LOUIS, April 17-Prophecy that
if waterways and railroad agencies do
not cooperate to the fullest extent in
providing transportation for the ma
ton, they will be compelled to do so
by "the mandate of the people" was
made by United States Senator Selden
P. Spencer, of Missouri, in opening the
twoday convention of the Mississippi
Valley Waterways Association here to-
day.
Senator Spencer said steps must be
taken to prevent unfair competition
between railroads and water trans
portation systems to the ultimate loss
of the consumer.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

Cheese. Receipts were 1,51o boxes.
State. whole milk, fresh flats, colored,
lb.. S2c; white, S8@SSl4c; average run,
co'ored, 2l14c; white. 32}2@32%c;
lower grades, ao@31c: Twins. specials
whites, S2Ac; colored, 31Mc; average
run, white, 32l5c; colored, Sl1ac; lower
grades, fats, held, 36l2 @39c; Twins
held, 36la a soc; Wisconsin. whole milk,
dwl9s' held, $40 39c; fresh, SloSl &c;
Daisies, held. 35@9Sc: fresh, 3lis@
3l%c; Young Americas, fresh, 32l4o
324c; State, skins, specials. 22ia0
23iac; prime to choice, 200 22c; fair
to good, 15@19c; lower grades, go
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Deputy Attorney General
Alfred Becker Resigns
Man Who Disclosed Hearst's
Relations With Bolo Paclla
to Practise Law Here

ALBANY, \. Y, April 17.-Deputy
Attorney General Alfred Becker, whose
Investigation OF pro German propa-
ganda disclosed Bolo Pacha's relations
with William Randolph Hearst and
Count Won Bernstorf, has rendered his
resignation to Attorney General
Charles D. Newton. 1t is to take ef-
feet May I. The Attorney General
said Mr.. Becker had completed his
probe into the activities of German
agents in this country, and would open
law Office in New York City. Mr..
Becker formerly practised law in Buff
falo.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Orchard and Field
Yesterday A year ago
Beans, marrow,
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Follogtns ara yesterdays prices. compared with
those OF a year ago
Yesterday. year ago
prime 100 h sl4.0O @sl5.00 $1,000 @Sle5o
Dressed beef Sides
lh. .--...-----.. 10 % asa .20i2 % 2a
Live ycals common
70 prime. 100 lh.i4.0o a 1880 tl50 a $500
Dressed yeals. ci'y.
Lise eues 100 10 1000 GD 1900 1000 q 1900
Live lambs. fair
prime 100 10 1900 "a 1000 1850 % 1850
Dressed mutton b 20 q rs rs q 27
Dlesaed lanos. c!iy.
lb ......-..-... 20 10 so "a % 80
HOGS 100 lh... 1000 q 20.75 1878 a
Drs.ssd hogs. ha--
con. l6 ;.,'..... x @ .g7h .,25h@ ..2sN
Meas pork tol. $3.50 q $3.50 $500 q $500
Lard Md. w. ID 3o.75o q 81 900 $4,000 q 25.3Oc
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
points higher for the day The exchange
viii be closed to- day and Tomorrow.
The range of prices follows:


Cables from Shanghai advise Of sales
OF large quantities OF ringsuey teas,
which have been held in expectation of
better market These teas were sold
on about the same basis as that pre-
vailing in the New York market and
this indicates, it is said. that lowe s1- r
prices cannot be expected here on any
KIND Of green tea. Additional large
sales Of Japan teas in the local market
are reported. Quotations for lots Of
90 and 100 packages follow:
GREENS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Recoipts were 9,463 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras
lb, 6606613c; extras, 90 score, 6514c;
tirsts. S8 to 81 score, 64@6 65c; seconds
So to 81 score, 61@63c; lower grades
57@6o12c; unsalted. higher than ex-
tras, 67@67hc; extras, 66@66Ac;
tirsts, 64&65c; seconds, GOOSE; State
dairy tubs, finest, 64@65c; good to
prime, 60G63c; common to fair, 47@
59c; renovated, extras, Sic; frsts, 496
SOC; lower grades, 46@4Sc; imitation
creamery, tirsts, 4SM49c; ladies', cur
rent make, tirsts, 46047c; seconds, "A
"A &c; lower grades, 42@4312c; pack
ing stock, current make, No. /, 431a a
44c; No. 2, 421s @43c; lower grades,
39042c.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
.RN SPOT MARKETS
Poris)
Liverpool Cotton

Future contracts at Liverpool were
steady, and closing prices showed lit
tie change from those Of the day be-
fore spot middlng was quoted at
1920 iair business being done. Sales
were 5000 bales, of which 1000 We're
American. Imports were 5000 bales,
American none Higher prices for
yarns at Manchester tended to check
business. The Liverpool Exchange viii
be closed from to-day until Tuesday,
inclusive.
The range of prices for contracts
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Conn I'M O ditie ;
In Il II $ trial


There was a renewal Of the forward
movement in cotton futures yesterday.
The market started irrerularly. but
soon tarned strong on active general
buv;ng. 4 factor in this buying was re-
purchasing by spectators who had
taken proats and had been temporarily
out Of the market, but there also was
continued buying BY Southern interests,
sna this was 1aKen TO indicate that &C
tual cotton for sale,in the South was
being rapidly absorbed. Around mid
5sv offerings increased and the market
neriod a unsettiement in the after
noon Drices turned upward again, and
in the last hour broad buying resulted
IN 81 closing which showed net gains OF
30 TO 61 points Tor the day.
Reuor.s from the dry goods trade
indicated that TIE potential demand
resulting from the exhaustion OF tex
tiles during the war IS beginning TO
MAKE itself felt in anticipation of an
aarlv neace settlement. Cloths are up
from 10 10 20 per cent above the recent
low levels and are said TO be difficult to
huv. 1t WAS estimated yesterday that
more than 100000 pieces Of print cloths
were sold in the local market on Tues
DIV, with deliveries extending into
August and some into October. The
trade abroad is said 20 be uneasy over
The delayed start OF the new crop.
Export clearances yesterday were
16.372 bales, all for Europe. Exports
for the season are 592. $40 bales greater
than last year.
In the spot market middling uplands
was quoted at $50, an advance OF 35
POINTS. The price last year was $3.50
There were no sales.
The Cotton Exchange will be closed
to-day and tomorrow.
Prices 1or future contracts follow:
OL d STYLE
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Urgent Need for Twincs

Manufacturer of 'wines and cord
ings reported yesterday that buyinp
the last few dnyr had bccn quite me-
tiYc. Jobbors wctc said to bc plncing
larger orders. In most instances tho
orders hAyo been accompanied by re-
quests shat prompt shipment he mnde
f,oulhern lohbers werc reputed to be
the best buyers, with demand from
The industrial sections Of New England
IaGGing.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Mexico Will Return 400
Seized Mining Properties

I'll FASO, Tex, April 17.-Four hun
drcd mining properties in the state
of Chihuahua, Mexico, which we're CON
flscated during the revolutions, will
be returned to the owners at once, it
was announced here to-day.
Exceptions We're made in the cases
OF General Luis Terrazas, General
Huerta' S estate and that Of General
Pasqual Orozco. These properties will
not be returned.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Flour and Meal. Quotations were;
Sugar and Coffee,

0psar' ~. lioeyv purchaser ~ raw
,.sAt ~ re- mfdo through tho Equal iHa-
s,. ssn Eoerd yostefday Thosn Included
ss5fgD bags - Cubsa ~ Gsse. cost
tp ~ = lttignt, $500 tona of Porto Ricoa
~ .eses, e3i, e. J. f.. b1p tons ~ -. Croix
~ s'Ssse' G. T 500 tons of Honduras
-, 2.'7e, 2 T., anJ l10 tons If Vonc-
z"eias AZ bore, r All nutchapos
T.re for April snipmonf tHd la.t two
'',s Destined for NV Orleans.
a '|"h"e Futures Prices remaincd
1npD @.tn business quiet. Nm ad
s'a ,~'Ss "i lz3 rsis ia ti.e xool ~ Rio
80 ~ 'eppfted. ssatos reported clear.
~. ~ ~ 1900 bags for tho United
""'Ss' Closing prices we're ID 10 rs
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Business Troubles

Wilmer Max RI. johnson ct
whitening, Henry Il. and C. VII
kening--I. Sammis ct al...... 1S4.6.
N2lman Philto-Lehlgh Valley
Rallroad Company .......... 1921.
Ward, Harold /. ana r L.
Mackey - NJ ~. Tracy CO.
costs'.-...... ......-......,.. 1900
In Bronx County
Ambras ska. John-Lehigh Valley
>, Goa Company ................. s12o51
6raqN, Ihonas-E Fleisch ct al. 67.7.
DAWSON Carl f -Chemung Val
icy Dairy Products Company,
Inc. .....'.......... ........'... $3.50 ?:
Glliis Mary il G. Durr ..... 1o2. Sc
Heisner Lunch Company. Inc
NJ. Weiss ct l-............. us s;
LUX Vincent J Sebel ....... 139 81
Mancino. Nicholas and John
Maggipnto-S. Chramoy .... 66.6g
Retsky, Charles-Mediator Pub
fishing Company Inc....... 90 20
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE oF Nrw YORK. Orpicr. or r.ara
- secretary of state, ss.i TINS crRTtiris
LATE istued IN duplicate hereby rertiae,
domestic stock corporation. haa nl~t Il, tb,s
& ~..ee on ms sth day of lvbruasy. taia'
NaperS for tho voluntary dissolution nf such
corporation under Hocucn s.l OF fhe ,,snarsi
.ei pora ion Law, md That Il appears tiers
.'Vn , mat ench corporation has complied
"i,h ~, Se.i Se'Non IN order Ia be dissolved
W NtSS my hdnd and the seal Of ofncs
' 'ho St.trttiy of State at the CITY Of
,o,,,, Albany. this fitth day OF February.
NNN~N|' one thousand nine hundred and
nineteen
c. w. TAFT
Second Depuy Secretary Of stssA.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

Eggs. Receipts were 32.7St cases,
not including 1000 cases in transit for
export Fresh gathered, extras, dozen,
45ia Acc; storage packed, extra frsts,
Az q i5c, frsts, 4S@441ac; gathered
extra tirsts, 14@ 4412c; frsts, northerlv
sections, 4l19@4812c; southerly sec
tions, 1850 43c; seconds and poorer,
IS % 4oc; dirtes, 40. /, 3S12 @39l5c;
No ,. and poorer, 500 3Sc; checks, good
TO choice, dry, 97l5 03S1ac; under
grades, 35@S7c; State, Pennsylvania
and nearby western. hennery whites.
fine to fancy, 51M52c; ordinary to
prime, 46Q soc; gathered whites, ordin-
airy to fine, 45050c; Pacific Coast good
to fine, 4Sf149c; Western and Southern.
gathered whites, 44050c; State, Penn
ssylvania and nearby, hennery browns,
46o2 4Tc; gathered brown and mixed
colors, d2M46c; duck eggs, nearby
Indian Runner, fancy, CSC; Baltimore.
66q167c; Virginia, 58@66c: Western
and other Southern, good to prime, 5S6
h3c; Far Southern, common to fair,
soc; goose eggs, Soc@$1.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Z. .MERGENcY CONTRACTS
. us Ten an c G
Cereals

Wheat Adyices from Montreal say
that the Wheat Export Company Of
Canada has arranged to purchase 4,O00,-
600 barrels of Canadian -four for ex-
port during the next four or five
months As the total visible supply Of
wheat in Canada is 42742 600 bushels,
this quantity OF -four win use up about
hall Of The visible wheat. Seeding Of
spring wheat in Australia Is making
only fair progress, il is reported
Farmers tfore arc said to be dissatis-
led win The guaranteed price. Re
CENTS at New York yesterday were
$1,000 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Dogs
WESrNnNSTER DO.

WESTMINSTER DOG SHOP
Largest and most sanitary kennel In city. Grer
rantans. Peldngese, Airedales, etc BRYANT 27I4
5lS West 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Typewriters
TYPEWRITERS RENTED

Non visible months. S. Visible ; months 81 50 I'D
Initial payment applies if purchased
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. NC
35S broadway, at Worth st. Tel. 54o
~ u -9d 81. opp. Madison Ave. Franklin
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

Over N Years practice: AL connuncatior,
strtc'ly conAdeGusl; handbook on patents free
Mum Co. patent attorneys. Gil Woolworth
Building. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Hay ana StrNw


Per ton year ago
large bales. -. s4too@42.o 90 s2e.oo@s1 90
Clover. No. ] mxd 81 7.OO@3o.0 90 23 oOG24' 90
Rye Straw, No. ! 5000 1900 1900 =
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING COMPANY "a
Cleans BY compressed air steam hani or GA
Soor. 40 last iSth St COE BRANDT. Tae,
shosis 1872 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Wrestling at the Crescent

Nicola Montagano and Jean Bruce
will be the headliners at the wrestling
tourney to be held Monday evening at
the Crescent Theatre, Brooklyn. In an
other bout Sailor Phil Grifiths will
meet Wladek Kalar7va.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

Ccrn-0pening prices for corn were
? shade higher, but gains were soon
lost under free selling. The cash de-
manc appeared 10 be Indifferent. Active
buying developed n the afternoon, fol
lowing the stabllshmcnt Of higher
prices for hogs. Stocks were said to
De .lSat and not easy of rcplenishment,
OWN 70 bad roads and scarcity Of
cars. Rr-ces advanced In the late trad
lns 1or not GAINS on the day, and closed
a. Or rear tec top.
Yesferday's Previous Year
c',g. Na. Z yeiiow.slssA si77H '
=. Chicago.
~ ............. $50 1.ssA Slss
--.'.e..-... l-2tet i,oltA
ssst- ............ 1.f7as 1874
Oa's-Baekward seeding and contin-
ged Agat receipts dominated the mar
het Prices we're steady in the absence
o. offerings. Receipts at New York
were 1850 bushels.
Yes,er4ay's Previous Year
os's ~ va.sss 10 IL 3 .o6la
Tsy .......... .esl- .es& .se1a
sso' ...,........ .e57s .es1s
Rye-~,larkot aeher.
ps~ v... fe.f.f ~ preyiaus Year
Can. So. wsm $50 $40 $50 90
Flour end Meal. Quotations were;
~. 1smer943s 4feVlDna Year
s,,is Ss'aes ~ ~ sii.,a sli,7s sli.oo
fti s1D1t on H.Bntp 800 t.kA
$50 Z. 1000 SOD 1000 it.05
'' '' 'h 4h.uD te,un --r--
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

TYP K'ITERs RENTED
Non -visibles, Months. $500.
Nisibes. 3 Months 80 E in
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
10 Barclay ST. Tel BARCLAY 473s.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
SITUATIONS WANTED FrvA1r
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF An opnr,

IN PURsrANcE OF AN ORDER on
Honorable John P Cohaian. a surrogats
II the County Of New York. dated the 55tn
day Of November, 1918, NOTICE Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims agsin.s
Harry wheeler Powell, iato Of the COUNTY
OF New York, deceased. to present ths
same With vouchers thereof 10 tho SUBJ
scriber, at her place of transact1ng bvsi-
ness. at the Office Of Hart. Stevenson, Wal
Street, IN the city Of New York, on or &C.
fore the 3lst day Of Nay next.
Dated. New York. the 27th day Of No.
NAY MosHER POWELL,
HART. STEVENSON WALTON & sE-
sau Street. New York city.
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John P: Cohalan. Surrogate
Of the County Of New York, NOTICE. IL
against Alexander H Erickson Iate Of rhs
County If New York, deceased, 10 present
tha same with vouchers thereof 70 tta an,
scriber. at its place Of transacting businsrs.
10. -6 Broad Street, IL the civ of Ns1,
York. on or before the 1oth day OF Au-
Dated. New York. the Soth day OF JAM
uary 1919
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
TAYLOR, HU9fFs & BEGG. Attornsy: AneSpeor.
for the Executor. "a Broad Street.
New York City.
CANE1, b CHARLES-IN PURSUANCE
or an OIuei OF honorable John p COhalsu
a Surrogate Of the County OF New YorE'
notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against B. Charles Canet, late OF ina
County Of New York. eased 10 presene
the same with vouchers thereof TO tbs suh-
toriber, al It's place Ct transaoting business.
No 10 Wall Street in the Borough OF Nam
haitian. in the Cliy of New York OF or be-
fore tho goth day OF MAY. 1912
Dated. New York. tho l1th DAY or Soyesn-
Der. 1918
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
WHITE CASE, Attorneys FOR Executor.
IL WaA Street. New York City
SHERMAN. FREDERICK WIN PuRSff.
ance Of order OF Honorable John r.
Cohalan a Surrogate ~ the County OF New
York. NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims aeainSt Frederick "
sherman. late OF the County OF Nav YORK
deceased 10 present the same with vauch.
ers thereof, Ia the subscriber, at his piac.
~ transseting business. al tho ONCE ot
Merite ~ AeGkle. his attorneys at No saa
broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan.
lu The city Of NeW York, state OF New
Norh on or before tho s5th day OF Juty.
4ttH fs
Dated New Yerh tho ielh day Of Jan.
uary, lais
sopeRr a. nRoNN. Executor
MHRklsk y Mri<kLu. Attorneys fos
i,Neeutor once ami \. O. Address ssS
ltesaMsN, thorough OF Manhattan.
New York city
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Detective Agency

"FSTTOTORN'S Detective Notwithstanding con
=, hdetial invest; ;satons. &c. SO East 49d Phon
Murray NIL 2143.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Multigra raphers--Stenographera
Patents

Multigraphng, stenogrs,,hy. typewritng all horrs,
reason able. Coyne ll6 Nassau St Beekman A73,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
AGENTS WANTED

BIG CHANCE to make money selling the uni
form bread board anS knife: sells on sight; send
Soc. for complete OUTFIT every housekeeper wants
one; world heater for long profits write or call
Ben t. Loeb. - West 25d St New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRv POuGr
FOR CASH estates appraised purcha Sc
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Satisfied judgments

Tho first name is that of the debtor the
second that of the creditor and date whom
judgment was flied.
In New York Countv
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

7 9 5 I e 7 . 4 7
Per ton
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
- . ~ = p HH' ~
rk. the 27th day Of No-
NAY MOsHER POWELL

HART, STEVENSON. WALTON & Sc.
NOR, Attorneys for Executrlx. 20 Nas-
sau Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

Second Depuy Secretary Of stssA.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
statesmen

Real salcsmen. good producers. capable Of infer
will ind at Room 6lo. Flatiron Building. an eT,
genuine enthusiasm: sales are surprisingly Quick.
easy and profitable; liberal terms. Good presence
essential
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
Other Robberies Reported.

Louis Mortensen. employed in an
eating house, told the police of the
disappearance of SAT from his locker.
a gold watch worth $50. the prop
erty of John Tague, rs 4th street,
disappeared from desk drawer at
its owners place of employment yes
terday.
f. l.: Degnan. 1920 18th street. was
robbed of suit case containing 500
| worth of wearing apparel and three
razorS last night. The theft was
committed in the hallway at his home
John Davis, cook at Freedmen
Hospital, was robbed of $50 worth OF
clothes and S1J in cash yesterday
F., The cash and wearing apparel were
, taken from his locker.
! An intruder appeared in the room
of William Fisher, 1865 T.; street and
stole wearing apparel valued at s45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
MARTIAL LAW IN RIGA,

cofhNHAGhN TUESDAY. July IA
telegram to the official kettish bureau
from Libau says that the report of
the evacuation of Riga by the Ger
mans is premature
Gen. Won der Glotz has established
martial law in Riga. He has pro-
claimed himself governor general and
has appointed the German Maj. Arnm
governor Of Riga.
Advices from Libau to the Lettish
press bureau on Monday We're to the
effect that Lettisn troops were with
in nine miles of Riga and that the
Germans were eVacuating the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
MEDALS FOR A. E. F. OFFICERS.

The War Department announced to-
day that Gen. PerShinG had awarded
the distinguished service medal 70
the following officers of the American
expeditionary forces:
Mai Gen. Charles ~. Martin, co.'s.
NJ 4. w sshockley. Wait e. Johnson.
Ebert A. Gibbs, James ii. Graham.
Thomas y. Jackson, II e. Richardson.
Thomas II. Emerson. q, \. Lynch. "
r. Hannum. j A. McAndrew. 4. +.
Mcclellan. II. J. I:recs J. i. Fulncr.
4. W Foreman. Charles H. Bridges,
Il Alvord. Edgar T. Collins and :. ..
Jones. Lieut.. Co.'s. \. ;. i<u"Ele
James A ulio. \. II Price. William l..
Shepherd. ir.. and W. Il. Ryan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
COLOIR}[[:L) FOOTPAD
RObS ERNEST BARTH
Ho|d-Up Occurs ''in Shadow
of White fI0use"-Many
Thefts Reported.

Ernest Barth. a war worker. resld-
ing at 629 r. street. was held up by
an armed colored man in the shadow
o. the White House early this morn
ing and robbed of 95 cents in cash.
Earth was on his way to a govern
ment building at 10th and y streets.
where he is employed. About )
O'Clock he reached the point where
til. hold-up took place.
Barth did not make an cutlery to
attract attention. believing he would
be unable to make himself heard. lie
visited the police. however, and re-
lated his story. He described the rob-
Der as being about thirty years old,
brown skin and wearing a dark suit
of clothes and soft hat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02

years. He received the degree of
bachelor of arts from Catholic Uni
Versiiy in 1913. For four years he
was manager of the base ball and
foot ball teams of. the university.
AS soon as this country declared
war he took the examination for the
officers training camp and was COM
nissioned second lieutenant and
after a brief assignment at Fort
teavenwortf was promoted TO first
lieutenant and sent overseas
He was given the rank of captain
Just before returning from France in
recognition OF his conduct at St.
Mihiel and in the Argonue forest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
Word for D. c. Representation.

National representation would give
Congress the benefit OF the actual
facts as to District affairs W hen. yer
they come w on thc nnor OF either
House. and would give the country
HIGH takes such pride in its capital
the advantage OF those facts For
example. a District congressman. hy
quoting n, act Of 1909. hirh no one
of til" present House seemed 10 re
member. limiting the Commissioning
estimates TO twice the revenues cou .d
have set the House right IN one MIN
ute as To The statement that the so p
called surplus of District revenues
was uueXpcnicd because tins Commits
sinnerS did not present al jectS for
expenditure. Repeal of IN" limitation
would permit the Commissioner. as
formerly to lay before Congress all
District needs These cal now for
every dollar Of District revenues anal
the CORE apondinG dollar fr"r tn"
United states Treasury ~ order 70
make this as all Americans desire.
the best capital on earth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
CAPT. M. A. COBB NOW
IMPROVING: WAS VERY I'LL

Capt. Murray a. Cobb of Washing
ton, who has been seriously i'll as a
result of military service in France.
is improving. Word to that effect has
been sent here by Maj. Gen. Charles
G. Morton, commanding the 2sth Divi-
sion. to which Capt. Cobb was at
tached as aid-de-camp to the COM
handing general.
The message from Gen. Morton eX-
planned that Capt. cobb was deSper-
ately i'll in Base Hospital - at Tours.
France. and the physicians thought
his opportunities for recovery would
be increased by removing him to
Switzerland. That Recommendation
was followed Capt Cobb stood the
trip Well, and the latest word is that
he is improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
Thursday
Friday
and
CIGARS

mi Consuelo." genuine Manila, : for
25c-boX of 100, $3.25.
City Club Peoples price, for
25c-box of so, S3.1O.
"Girard' CBrokers). for 25c-boX
of 80, $500
chancellor" InvincibleS), 10c
straight-box of so, S4.75.
"Melo" Havana cigars---6 for 25c-
box of so, $500.
Senior Garcia" > for 15c-box of
%, $I.75.
lei Contento." Peoples price, for
25c-box of so, $3.IO.
Seven Twenty Four G-20-4), our
price. Zoe straight-boA of 50, 1915.
"Cinco," Newcomer, Hall Star Pure
Grit, San Feiice and other popular
brands-6c straight-boX of so, $3.50.
Lincoln Highway" Coast to COAST,
&c straight-boX of IS, $3.50.
.'Stratford' Invincibles). lie
straight-boX of IS, $2.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
Miscellaneous Purposes.

For special and temporary services
of typewriters certified by the Civil
Service Commission, who may be en-
ployed in such numbers. at $3.50 per
diem, as may, in the judgment of the
commissioner of patents, be necessary
to keep current the work of furnish
ing manuscript copies of records,
$500.
For purchase of law, professional
ana other reference books and publ
cations and scientific books, and eX-
pehse OF Transporting publica ions of
patents issued by the patent office to
foreign governments, $4,000.
FOR producing copies of weekly is
sue OF patents. designs and trade
marks production of copies of draw
ihSs' and specifications of exhausted
patents and other papers, $4,000.
for investigating the question of
puoiic use or sale of inventions for
TWO years or more prior to filing ap-
piications for patents, and such other
questions arising in connection with
applications for patents as may be
deeiHeu necessary by the commits
sloner OIL patents, and expense at
lenains defense of suits instituted
asanast the commissioners of patents,
FOR the share of the United States
IN .iie expense OF conducting the in
ternational bureau at Bern. Switzer
land, $3.50. ~