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New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
SALFSMEN

IF YOU WoUIn LEARN OF A rRoPo-
SITION ENACTLY TO YOUR LIKING.
PROPOSITION FRAMED BY A
SALESMAN FOR SAlESMEN; PROPO-
ONE; NOT TOO SMALL FOR THE BIO
FELLOW NOR TOO LARGE FOR THE
WE ARE A LARGE FINANCIAL OR
GANIZATION. AND WILL. OFFER EN-
CEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO SALES
MEN OF CHARACTER AND PEP.
WE WILL SELECT SALES MANAGERS
FKOM MEN ABLE TO MAKE GOOD;
CIAI. INDEPENDENCE FOR LIFE: OUR
SALESMEN'S COMMISSION PROPOSE
TION SHOULD APPEAL TO INSURANCE
MEN, N 1 y, SrEcuALTY IA, sALEsMEN; A. OR
TELLlG GENTLY WITH DETERMINA-
STRUCT AND DEMONSTRATE TO
SALESMEN HOW TO CLOSE ON FIRST
INTERVIEW; OUR METHOD APPLIED
WORKS POSITIVELY. AND ASSURES
PERMANENT PROFITABLE ASSOCIA
TION; a FRANK DESCRIPTION OF
Y0uH ABILiTlES I5,I! S-,,, AMP EXPERIENCE
WRITE BON A s9l TRIBUNE. OR
CALL BEEKMAN 1884 FOR APPOINT
MENT.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
HELP WANTED FEMALE

IF You ARE 1s OR NOT
MORE THAN 23 YEARS OF AGE
You are cordially invited to call
at any OF the offices listed below
and learn of the splendid oppor-
tunities in the occupation of Tele-
phone Operating.
MANIIATTAN
(Main Offce)
116S B'way. Cor. 27th ST., A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ.
BRONX
453 E. fremont Avenue, 12 NJ. to P. NJ
BROOKLYN
81 Wllloughby Street, A. NJ. to P. NJ.
1885 Broadway, 9 A. NJ to S P NJ
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

WOM MEN
81 TO 3o years OF age who are
truly ambitious may now
cure wort awhile occupations as
NIGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Good pay while learning
Lunches at cost. Congenial
environment Special pay
,nents for length OF service.
Hours, $50 p. NJ. to A. NJ
Applicants should call Spring
OFFICIAL" or visit one OF the
following offices:
MANHATTAN
Main Office
1853 Broadway, cor. 27th ST.,
A. NJ. to Z. NJ.
BRONX
453 E. fremont Ave,
IL NJ. to p NJ.
BROOKLYN
81 Wilioughby Street, 9 A. NJ. to s p. Nj.
1885 B'way. AN to Pm.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

AUDITOR CH-AccOUSTA&T single yonn9
man. to traYel for large cor rporatton; sai-
ary 1s.o1o, write only. BoHteiIs 40
BreAdvay,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT

Large industrial concern
(out Of town. requi1es services
of men, under 80 years of age,
qualified by experience and
education, to do high grade ac-
counting work.
This is a splendid oppor-
tunity for young men possess
ing initiative and pronounced
ability, who are either college
graduates or have completed
recognized accounting courses.
Apply in own handwriting,
stating age, education, salary
expected and business expert
ence in detail. Address A.,
Box 395, Tribune Office.
BOOKKEEPER, middle aged man,
with some knowledge of cotton
converting detail work preferred.
B. d., P. O. Box 3, Madison
Square Station, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
statesmen.

SALESMEN. with experience. to sell we'll
known phInt speciality TO paint and hard
ware trade out OF town. State uualifica-
tons and references. Box 102 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Classified Advertisn 6 Col m n s
HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED.-Cook and waitress to go to
Boston for winter. Apply Mrs Il. L.
Fowler, 405 Park ave, New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

ACESTs experience. 10 sell our new tcle-
phone intensihef "BsryIbon.", new
pro posit.on, with unIimited field. good
eernriiksions Voeibehr H. Bsede. III West
tz1 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
SECRETARY

SECRETARY, some<stenography refined.
capable, Christian, college man. under
30; able write for publication; an oppor-
tunity; salary $4,000. Bowtel's Business
Bureau, 10 Broadway.
The sun., 1919-01-28
EXPLOSION CLAIMS
BEFORE CONGRESS
Appropriation Of S873,500 Is
Asked for CLAP Gillespie -.
Plant Sufferers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s7.--Immediate
appropriation Of ss7s.50O to pay 6.l42
claims Of persons In New Jersey for
losses OF private property resulting from
the explosion at the Gillespie plant last
October was asked Of Congress to-day
by the War Departments special board
Investigating these damage claims.
These claims were filed almost en-
trely by people of the poorest Glars who
lost their homes In the munitions explo-
SONS. In addition the board held as
road. the Central Railroad of New Jer-
Railroad and the New York Telephone
Company. aggregatng $S7s,800.
Indirect claims aggregating l,17o.-
900, including those for loss OF life and
personal injury. were held not to be
within the boards Jurisdiction. A claim
Of 7. A. Gillespie for 100000 advanced
for repairs Of homes was approved.
The report suggested that tho railroad
Claims might be subject to settlement
through the Railroad Administration,
but referred them to Congress for deci-
SION "of the agency through which re-
endorsement shall be effected"
AZ TO tho Individual claims approved
the board said
1T is earnestly urged that early ac-
ton be taken by Congress with q view
OF afYording relief to these claimants."
The report was referred TO the House
Appropriations Committee. which prob
ably will consider the claims In connec-
ton with a deficiency bill.
The sun., 1919-01-28
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Msrro
,,ss'as75; pea: 'saSso; medium, $50
Kotsnashi. japanese, $3.50; Daifuku. Man
ehIr!an. !s2Sas.5o; Red kidney. 81. so
.. kintoki, Manchurian. f.7IaS; Yel,
i"T Eye %. White kidney choice, tIs6O
kanchurlan, iIl.5o; caballsro, Chilean, 80
6s,ij, Burrito, Chilean. S.26gs5O; Ba-
y'I, chilean. s.; Cranberry. Manchurlan.
I9gr-di' $40; long, .sisoSs; shSSEt ,7sO
California, 'lO,5o9ll;6o. PEAs-seoteh.
japanese, 50 5ogs75; Back Eye, Cali.
s,.en, 1850 white. Msnchurlan. small.
t;' 81; large. ,7@75o.
BUTTER-creamery. higher than ex
II p s2.Yissss: extras. 81 score
.,r sfSGs: Sssao.; u sSSIs ssSs,
rats. tig5ac.; seconds. tsa5oc; Stat,
aairy. tub. nnest toh asio' good Il
f'r'vated' extras, Soc; nrsts, asa lsc,
ever grades. 4i@iec. imitation cream
~ hT.t: satse'; ladies' current make
s SSae' P.eklns s;oo +. ep ,nx.,
GRADES, arssc
CHI EsE-stats. whole milk. fresh mats
:p.e'ai'. eolored or white. H.. Sc; aver
r T'1 .p. sis s ss svsiass Fun
T. lower Grades. 5s@stnc Hats held
1'Hsase, twins. held, s7gsso.i Wiscon
Ln. whole milk. twins, held. s7h ?sG
gu. double daisies. hsid. sly q ssc
s,.s . S%s,'i .s.s si.a siSia ' s9lm. ~ L
The sun., 1919-01-28
US. STARTS WAR ON
FAKE TAX EXPERTS
Collector Eisner Warns Public
Not to Seek Aid From H.
legal Agencies.
FREE SERVICE Is COMING
Trained Men Will Help in
Preparation Of Returns,
Says Mr.. Roper.
FREE SERVICE Is COMING

Collector Eisner OF the Third Internal
Revenue Collection District of New York
made the following statement yesterday
IN connection with n warning issued by
Commissioner Roper OF Washington
AGAINST fake experts on income tax:
"I have received a number OF circu-
lars issued by so-called experts. some OF
which are designed to appeal to n de-
sire on the part OF the taxpayer TO con-
ceal successfully part of his profits. and
others giving n certain amount OF in
formation cunningly worded. 30 as to in
duce the taxpayer to call for more.
THE mere assertion on the part OF a
so-called expert that he Is expert Is
no. sufficient to warrant the taxpayer in
risking his reputation and his honor on
advice given by such person. and II
would be well for taxpayers to ascertain
carefully the previous history OF the
expert before confding their affairs to
him
Some OF the circulars I have in my
possession would indicate that the tax
corporations issuing them are practising
law. and shall turn them over TO the
appropriate committees OF the bar as
soclations for investigation and prose-
cution.
II want especially to warn taxpayers
against the type OF solicitation where
the sole basis for compensation Ia the
amount OF saving that can be effected
over the taxpayers own estimate. This
thoroughly reprehensible and at the
zane time seductive method. OF Sc
curing business has resulted In many
taxpayers fling returns containing de-
auctions which the so-called exper; was
forced to make in order to earn Zee
under his own agreement. The mere
statement OF so-called expert that he
does not want fee unless he can save
TIE taxpayer money should brand him
at once as an untrustworthy person"
In his warning Commissioner Roper
said:
Taxpayers should not allow them
selves to be imposed upon by strangers
who claim TO be income tax experts
They should discriminate carefully be
tween really helpful. authoritative ad'
vice in tax matters, and the irresponsi-
BILE brand peddled under glittering pre-
lenses"
The Commissioner said his bureau 1,
arranging to furnish for the benefit OF
income taxpayers in every city and towr
IN the country a free advisory service
by trained collectors. agents. inspectors
and deputies.
At the offices of collectors and theii
deputies and at other central points free
Information and advice with respect Il
fling returns under the hew revenue bill
may be had UP to the anal date for filinl
such returns.
The sun., 1919-01-28
cbo,cs 25a.sc.: fair 20 good, ,ods
iowsr GRADES l2dlsc.

EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen,
s.r'. extra ars,s. sOasic. hr.ts, 59g
Sshc; seconds and poorer, 5000 oorsr
9gadssc checks good 20 choice. dry, +s4
Iec. under grades, 4Sd4 reiriserator'
a2a soc; STATE pennsy,nvs"'4a n Hn' to fancy
nc }. ordinary to prime, $40 gathered
whites, ordinary to nne, va 6se' pure
whites 64d65c. Pacific coast, whltes, eN
,-as SEA zoe; lower grades. 60 Sec.'
western and Southern, gathered whites ~,
s2as7c. state. Pennsyivana,,,n snS n Brown.
and f1 0iHsd H sGsIS' MEaI-Rys nour dull
fair to good, ,s2 s,n oo Sno' SH,i; ,ss5
.ssS ner 100 lbs. Barley -four dull; 3. 90 q
3 In IS 10. sacks: FeedwClty esssg ot dn
100 ls Id s ssSk aou III i.O "S b .acR west
80 80 .asy: bran 100 N. sacks. S5S 90 stanl-
era middlIngs do. $3.50 -four middlins'
o. s 'm.s ssI ;; So fss -four ''' ID '''A
sirs ssas5o: Northern spy, tsdS6o
Ynrx Imperial, s6rs.bo: kins' s6M I'9y
BALDWIN, .5aS: Ben Davis sSsySSaags
S COX 'HHfFrL ie .'S ,%!s a. w q :,
SIS; stayman w!nssap. far Westnstn. AN
G, SSS 'f PSE;A sR!nRRplf Sbl s5gs b.k
r'Soas CRANRERRiE S-Cape COZ i "a =
Xxx i;..y. bo Ne. GG5H S1n,
;ssoSSg f. o''O sraXwBERRiEs -Flerias; Pc, pei
quart, 5Og7Gc.. oRANGES,C,SSssil'iqp nr,,
f Riso, ' ,?sVsSsSS.5o' aRApEFRuITI,5psoG5tmS
R!Go' c eSS sa4Ts, TANqERINls-
taGT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. crate "
7: Porto Rico, crate, 13p7,6o.
FRUITS, DRIED APPLIES Eyapor
,,ed state. fancy, ID, Xxx a17i5c.; choice
isEal7c.; prime. i5h al slc.
NAVAL sTOREs-spirio turpentine
aismi5' ROsIN--Common 70 good
sit,is: r. ,l4lo; o. ..iI:6; l. !l.soo
We $50 and WV ii7.7S,
Ous-standard white, New York ex
port, bbls. sl6?5; do bulk, BaS; DO
Ibis, Sl7.2b: do. bulk. 19,2b; do cases
S2o.?5. Motor gasolene., garages, Hrc
Consumers. 26hc. tsteel barrels). Lin
seed oil-strlctly pure, gallons, Of ~
lbs in barrels si4s, Calcutta oil, w.
pOTATOES-B bermuda, s5as; Maine
Iso lbs, I2Sa450: 1865 lbs, H9t.25
New York. $50 lis. ss.2b; $50 lbs, ISL
a4: Western, 1870 lbs. ts75nt; $50 lbs
ss's5; Virginia per Dbl, t398.6o: swee
potatoes, Jersey, No, l., basket. fd 2:7b
Delaware and Maryland. No. ], basket
POULTRY. LIyE-cHIcXENsmEsprss
esl2Sc.; freight. 2s82sc. FoWLs-ES
press. ss0sio-i freight sso@sie'i oil
The sun., 1919-01-28
PHILADELPHIA.

BOOSTERS, zee. TURKEYs-soa ssc. DUCKS
Freight, g. Ssc. GEEsE-Freight, 20
q 2Sc. GUINEAS-Pair, freight. 7Og nc.
p idS' freight or express $50
POULTRY. DRESSED - TURKEYS
Fresh. dry packed, boxes Western, 900
sc, bbls.. t4c.;. young hens and toms.
.4G.; sca!ded choice, 42a &c; fair e
hens. 4lc.: old toms, $50 SIC; Kentucky
and Tennessee. S7u4Sc.' Texas, o. q i?c
W.1n k f.a dTy to P1sHf9 lbs. TO oGI
to 80 lbs. ssc; 81 to AZ lbs. sac - to ~
lbs, 3ic.; IS to SO lbs. and over. IS IS tsc
si'fs @ 2s' We; sS F., corr Ssc fssj i?
G3te.; stsgs, 25a:se; fresh; dry packed
over. 81 g3bc.; Philadelphia and Long ISL
and. to lbs, so q Soc, lbs. and over.
t2gtsc.; Pennsylvania. mixed weights. ~
milk fed, to lbs. 32c.; lbs. and over.
s3c,; to 10 his, sc, stays 2OS2sS;
Ohio and Mich gan. lbs. each. SEC; small
to medium sizes zoe; other western
sSsiaed la lbs each s2e small to medium ~.
each. 81 q see; medium to small sizes. 80 @
sic; mixed weights ga soc: southern
corn fed, bDls. or kegs, 80 sle. FOWLS
Western. 80 10 90 lbs. and over to dozen
2sa3ic.; under 80 lbs. Csc; fresh dry
packed, corn Icu, ~ 10 nON, western, ~
10 60 lbs, and over 70 dozen, ?sgs2no.;
Western. dry picked. I to lbs. and over
81 a q 33c,; az lbs, soc; lbs. and under
2Jc.; Ohio and Michigan. sca,ded. lbs
each, 81 1Slhc.; scalded, medium sizes, q
p2sc.; southwestern, dry picked, bbls. oil
kegs. mixed weights. 3Ohc. CAPoSs-
Philadelphia, to 10 lhs and over. 81 q
&c; philadelphia. 8 lbs and over IS .
slips. asa +7c,; Ohio. lbs and over each
40 a ilc.; other Western, IN to I lbs. each
43u4ic, OLD COCKS--Fresh. dry packed
boxes or bbls.. Western, dry picked, No. l
25c.. scaided, 24c. DUCKS-Fresh. dry
packed, Wisconsin, tattened. 32 a 3sc.; Oh!C
and Micsslsan gTtWs 2Se Other Western
Michigan, prime, 27c.; other Western, rs q
26c. SQukBs--Prlme. white. dozen. 50 81
q $50: dark, i?Q3: culls, 81 q so. GUN
EAs-Spring. 3l.5Oq2; old. 6o97Sc.
PROyIsIONs-P Pork, unsettled; mess
Beef steady mess s35 a 80; family. Aoa
d65 Hogs easy; bacons 2Ic.; 140 lbs.
24nc,;. pigs 24hc Bellies unsettled
picked clear, 1912 lbs, 33c.: dry saltet
clear, 1920 lbs Ale. Greasss easy: vel
low. sd0c choice house. 0lahc.; plcklet
hams unsettled: ,Tegulsr, io-l? lbs 2sScc
city special loose 1Oc, Lard easy; mid
die West. s23 1910: city lard easier 22I.
n22&c; refined lard steady; Continent
| s2s. 30; South America, t2s65, Brazil kegs
| 500 Go; compound dull. 23924hc, stearin,
| dull; city lard stear!ne, Gee; oleo. loo
| asked.
SUGAR Gu. Loaf io0oa4 crushed
The sun., 1919-01-28
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALES

SALE OF GOVERNMENT OWNED
sHEARLINGs-The SURPLUS Property Dl-
vision, Munitions Building. 18th q Il
Streets. Washington, II. C.. viii receive
bids on shearlings which were bought by
the Government for tho purpose OF enter
ing into the manufacture OF army equip
ment such as coat liners, boots. Jenkins.
saddles. etc, Grades offered are Rock
Island selection natural color for saddle
Innings, Rock Island selection black. Quar-
termastsr selection natural color for saddle
Innings. Aviation No, | clipped and combed.
Aviation No. natural color. Aviation No.
l black. Aviation No. natural color Avia-
tion No, black. Clippers. Rejects. Tear
ofrs and pieces shearlings can be In
spected at any OF the Zone supply Offices
in the following named cities 4Gl sth
Ave. New York, y. Y; los Mssshc husetts
Ave, Boston, Mass: 1879 West 3sth 81
Chicago, H., and Jeffersonville, Ind Bids
must be made In triplicate on special form
in time to reach Washington, II. c. A. NJ.
February "a, 1919. Full particulars and
forms for submitting bids may be obtainc d
upon application to surplus Property Dl-
vision, Munitions bldg, lsth n Il Streets
wash. ID. c. Ref, X, p. d. No. $50 c. r.
The sun., 1919-01-28
DUFF-CORDON BOOTS
FAIL TO WIN SUIT
Modiste IL Ordered to Pay
81 800 to the Dancer.

II was TO ordinary pair OF boots which
Lady Duff- Gordon flashed on q fury In
City Court yesterday She was the de-
PENDANT in an action for the recovery OF
$1,000 for breach Of contract brought
by Miss Muriel Ridley. an English
dancer.
In the words OF the court clerk. who
could not remember the details OF the
remainder of Lady Duff-Gordon's attire
She was here with boots on" As has
been said, these were no ordinary boots
They were OF a soft. grey leather anG
there was plenty OF them. They were d
cross between those worn by simon Lee
gree In Uncle Toms Cabin" and by
Captain Kidd. as shown In the light CON
temporaneous prints. They were super
boots.
From the evidence In the case it APP
pears that Miss Ridley had been en-
gagged by Lady Duff-Gordon IN Novem
Der. 1917. to appear In n fashion revue
called "FTeurette's Dream" which sub
sequently appeared at the Palace The
atre An oral contract for thirty weeks
at $50 a week was made. Just before
the opening. Miss Ridley said. she wa,
discharged by Lady Dun Gordon, Sh,
wanted the full amount of the contract
The jury found for Miss Ridley.
The sun., 1919-01-28
waist Contractors Unite.

That disseminated action. with re-
sultant Injurious effect upon the waist
industry and those directly and indi-
rectly connected with II may be elimi-
mated. an organization of contractors and
sub-manufacturers Of women's waists
has been formed. to be known As the
Ladies' Waist Contractors and Manufac-
turers Association, Inc.
Although the organization grows out
OF the present dispute between employ
ers and workers In the waist and dress
industry of New York, and while the
settlement OF that dispute Is at present
the most important object Of the asso-
citation, labor questions will be but one
of the many vissicitudes of. tine industry
which will be delved into by II. All
other matters Of Importance and Inter-
est TO the trade Will be handled and
every effort will be made to secure val
liable information for members who In
dlvidually might find It impossible to OBJ
IT, in such data.
A membership meeting will be held at
the McAlpin Hotel tomorrow evening at
: O'Clock. to which have been invited all
the waist contractors in the city. AT
this meeting outlines OF the proposed
services and activities of the association
will be presented.
The sun., 1919-01-28
FUR SALE PRICES
INDICATE DECLINE
Action Said to Be Reflection
of Proceedings at Lon
don Auctions.
spectdI Despatch 10 TIE suy.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 27.-There we're indi-
cations to-day at the midwinter fur auc-
ton sale OF Funston Bros & Co. OF the
possibility OF n general but gradual de-
cline In fur prices. In order to protect
themselves many buyers who sent con-
signments TO the sale bid in their offer
ings. Dealers who are bidding in their
own merchandise declared that q decline
in prices was not looked for until the
April sales Declines here are said to be
a reflection of the proceedings at the
London fur auctions.
A decline of rs per cent. on opossurn in
the London sale, II Is feared. might affect
prices here tomorrow, when 100000 or
these skins are offered. There also Is n
possibility OF a decline on red foxes.
During the sale to-day wolf advanced
10 per cent. over the prices which pre-
! vailed Saturday. 5000. 1000 worth of skins
being disposed of The average price
for raccoon skins to-day ranged from 81
to -. with bidding active.
The sun., 1919-01-28
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Lack of Straw Hats
Laid to Soldiers

F there 10 any shortage Of straw
hats this coming season manu-
facturers will blame the return
ing soldiers. interests in the trade In
this city, who advise retailers to con-
slider seriously the situation and plan
for the future. say that production
was materially cut on account OF the
war, but now every erstwhile soldier
and sailor who dumped his old straw
headpiecs into the ash can when he
went to war will want new one
when the season arrives.
with the unexpected return or
thousands OF lighters. and the fact
that many who were expected to go
did not. manufacturers are wondering
now IL there will he enough straw
hats to go round when the time ar
rives.
The sun., 1919-01-28
BONDS.
TORONTO CLOSING.

NX%x p0 %SRa aoS 'C' SnS. s sISs
me fsc, sranq'a'ed an and diamond a DC; con-
VEGETABLES, MIsCELLANEoUs-A
dfam; si4als; box ,Iaais f'I BR e hf.s
caioSqa per small 1 dfam Pc, al 'g BEANS *
Florida, b'k., .?a6 BEETS-io6 bchs'
PER ss btIm a5 rate SqS gag Ga
tcha. il5op3; Bermuda, crate SOC a
TX? ~ ot t, 9si :; ~ 8 % ~ old bag :, q
3 CABBAGE-panish, ton, SIS a %; Dbl,
81 800 so red, bag a. iOG for riSn h SS
.; new, white. crate s. 25S2s6. ~ cAui.f.
FLOW Florida. box or bsk.. S3Q4;
E rny,a, half crate ,i5o 50 Gel
s7ql4; Florida. crate, I6a So q" CELERY
cAB 8t,A,lI ,sl,G6s2 so; CHicoRY
g250; California. crate. sid45O ES-
SARoial'9 % bbi, .sg5; Florida.
VifslnIa, eSi,, .,7S gs$$Ss. LIMA liz f nE1Ns
LEEKs-1oo bchs., $500 > so LEriTu:CE
6rE 6SSSgRsss Gg&Is s. FcTlgs
Nearby, 100 hchs.. ,su5 ONIoNsHYel-
low. 100 r. bag, ,l5Oa /? 80; red, 100 ID.
small drum. ,l5ai6. PEPPERs%Fiorida'
-Bermuda, crate, bOc, q ,225; Loaisiana.
california. !arge drum, saa8: California,
crate, 81 75q $50. PARSNIPs-Bbi, 81 20
1850, RoMAINE-Florida. bsk.. 81 so a.
4 Bermuda, crate, soc. a 81, SHALLoTS
LOUISIANA, 100 bchs. &4a8 SPINACH
virginia. M. I5c ats; Texas. bsk, 81 40
old. Dbl. sl6OR22b; new. box. 81
"a NIPS--Rutabaga. bbl, or bag,
81 25al.75; white, Dbl. or bag. slal 20.
Cuban, carrier. Sl.b0d4nO Nassau, car.
r!er, 12go. wATERCREss--lO0 bchs,
The sun., 1919-01-28
Army Contractor Sentenced

Jacob A. Borman and Joseph Phillips,
contractors in army uniforms. were con-
vse'"d In the Federal District Court yes
tsydsy OF using clothing Of the Govern
ment for their own purposes. Borman
was sentenced by Judge John C. Knox
TO serve two years and pay $1,000: Phil
lips, TO serve year and pay $1,000.
Borman was In business at 1902 Wooster
street as the Sheep Line Coat Company
Phillips was member OF 8. Phillips &
Son at 7l2 Broadway. The men were
released under bail, pending an appeal
The sun., 1919-01-28
sURROGATE'S NOTICE.

CUTTING, LYDIA S--In pursuance OF
m nrder OF Honorable John J. CnhaIan, a
surrogate OF tho County 81 New York
NOTICE is hereby given 70 al persons
having claims aEa!nal !yd!a Cutting.
:" prrsrnt the same with vouchers thereof
a. the subscriber, az his place OF transact
w. business No l2O broadway, Manhattan,
m. CIV Of New York, on or before the
"5,h lay OF July next Dated New York,
NO roth day Of January, lSla MORGAN
O'DRIES Attorney Cor Executor i2o
Rroadway y. Y. albert II BOARD
NtA% FNeCufOr
The sun., 1919-01-28
Philadelphia Yarn Market.
Special Despdtch to TIE srs.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-Looking for
a demand for American goods from
France and Belgium, which. witA-the de-
mand from South America. Will absorb
any production in excess of domestic
needs sp!nners OF yarns are conhdept
that it will not be necessary for them
TO curtail their output to prevent an
accumulation OF stocks. There are "a
few In the market who are doubtful
abou, prices going much lower and they
look forward to a quick recovery. spin
ners who were in the market recently
admit that prices will have to be de-
fated, but their ideas and those OF the
BUYERS are not IN accord as TO the extent
Of the drop.
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To Give Course. in Printers, Art.

Courses In estimating for printers and
in Typography for advertisers. to be
given at 1910 o'clock Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. were announced yes
terday by the Stuyvesant Evening Trade
School. Courses In proofreadng and
printers English will be given Monday
and Wednesday evenings Arnold Levltas
Will be the Instructor
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LEGAL. NOTICES,

PURSUANT TO An AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the 26th da' ~ May. 1911 by
and between lOHN NANAMAkER, NEW
,yir sell on the Ith day Of February. 1917,
AT ton o'clock In the forenoon. In the Piano
department ~ John WhnHmRker New
YORK. 764 broadway, In the Borough NJ
Manhattan, CITY. County and state Of New
York one style A Mahogany Piano ana
Bench as provided by sections SIS and %
of the Personal Property I.HN
DANIEL GREENwAI.D. Aueuonsek
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Bonner steel Co. Claim. s4os, 900

WARRINGTON, Jan. 27.-The Bonner
Steel Company of Buffalo has filed with
the Interstate Commerce Commission a
claim Cor s49s. 900 against Director Gen.
eral Hines and the Lackawanna. Erie.
Lehigh Valley and New York Central
railroads, alleging that II had been
obliged to carry on a switching service
which was given its competitors FREQ Of
charge.
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Color Is 20 play an important part in
the manufacture OF mlladys under np-
parel this season. Merchandise being
displayed IN a nun er OF wholesale
houses which handle ne better grades
OF goods 10 made up or silks OF various
shades. orchid and pale blue predomi-
mating