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New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions IN bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were al
follows:
GEORGE PLEvRETES-A taiuatary ps.
ttion by George Plevretes a waiter. sllt
Mapes Avenue. Bronx. shows liabilities OF
s3.S22 and no assets. Principal claims ara
Mrs. Cecilia Weiss. sl.4lo. James +
Meehan, $500; Cacasse & Co. $40 Ernest
Rolph, 535 East l77th Street is the al,
torney.
HARRY HIRsCH AND FRANK
HIRSCH-A voluntary petition by Harry
Hirsch and Frank Hirsch individually and
as copartners. doing business as Hirsch 4
Hirsch and F. Hirsch. 67a Broadway shows
liza blities OF 1884 and no assets Prlncipa.
claims are A. Hirsch s6lo Leon Hirsch
s240, Joseph Rosenberg. sl63. Fox l.
Sllinsky, 277 Broadway. he attorneys
JACK q. PROVISIONAL voluntary peti-
ton by Jack e Bronston, clerk and
formerly a merchant, 20 East Thirtieth
Street. show liza bilities of sl7iss and no
assets Principal claims are Sam Miller.
Co. $l3,5oo. Fielder Gilbert Campbell &
Barrnaco, "a Wall Street. are the at
torneye
SIMON CANDEI-An involuntary pet,.
tion againts Simon Candel dealer In furs
40 West Twenty ninth Street shows la
bilities Of $4,000 and assets of $1,000
me pIinclpai cidlrns are Max j Flam.
$1,000; Steiner Hauser, 500: simon L.
Kaufman. sl.304. Silver & Moskowitz. 29s
Broadway, are the attorneys.
Discharges in Bankruptcy
Judge Knox in the United State. District
Court yesterday granted the following
bankruptcy discharges:
Joseph II. Cronin, Irving A Began. Hans
H Reppert, Sarah Palestine, Nagnsky &
Kane, Joseph Picone. Abe Meyers. Harry
Memeroff william Kerner. Marie Frank.
Israel Levin and Simon Schwartz.
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interpretations

Albany. July 2a~Amons the charters
were the following:
Richmond Pure Food Products Company,
Inc. $1,000; Richmond; John Morris
George Morris and c. b. Kinney. +s Smith
Street. Brooklyn.
The G J. B. Company. Inc. $1,000;
Manhastan Ing a,,, and
Cooper and Milton {. Wesn1an. A. Park
Row. New York City.
Manhattan: H. Jackson. Abraham Kani-
shefsily and Jacob Rabinowitz. Oak street
New Rochelle. y. Y
Clark Land and Oh Development Cor
S: B. Clark and CNnnrd Clark. Buffalo
5000. Manhattan Paul Bunin Esther
Bunin and Joseph Masin * West NTH
Street. New York City:
serioo Producing Cooperation. $4,000,
Manhattan; motion pictures. George H
Wiley, Charles Hallen and David "
Russell $50 West loSth Street. New York
City.
The b j K. Company. s2.5oo; Manhat-
tan; manufacturers wearing apparel. S
Abrahans l.. F. Cooper and NJ c. weis-
i Park seeufss euf Ts~ Tew f95h 9y ,Ho
Manhattan; realty: NJ. Cohen Bertha z
Fox and Laurette Mcmahon. 1875 Broad
way New York CITY
Frank e. White Co, Inc. s25 ooo
Buffalo, stock and bond brokers: Frank
White, John J. Dennison and T. craig
The Wilson Company. OF Syracuse Inc
$1,000 Manhattan. waist specialists man
qfaG.uFing - wearing apparel. S. Abrahams.
Park Row. New York city
Bayview Securities Corporation. s25n o.
voo. Manhattan realty: NJ. Cohen, b r
ro1 y,. ana . l.. Mcmahon, lS5 Broadway. New
Webster & Exner. Inc. SIS. 900. Roches-
5sr; manufacturing candy F Webster.
\. 'jse J NA"ef = van de Mark Newark
American Foreign Exchange Bureau.
] "' vafho <leO0g E'l1a1, Nanhattsn. merShandise
1871 81 Marks Place. New York civ
s2n a'0t,er 0oo. Htrlltch,mIann COMPANY Inc.
rot'eT fri,ohsann dra in A4,bsI ng1os r
Thiel 4l4 IFtna Street. Brooklvn
=, Estfeiner Rea'ty Cor poration. $4,000
Manhattan realty: D Cohn, Samuel X
Goldman. Israel Feiner, 4o7 Keap Street,
s,f,a Rexon Realty Corporation 81 600. Man
SSal,an' Satnn, A. l. Jacobs. l. Freudenherg
BROOKLYN ''"u7'
The Asa Import ana Export Company,
dtysoods and general fabrics O Nakas,
yetna 6 hare. II. II IA bcock Hotel MAJ
gan. ,1iye, G9,nm0ls 2, Hsishts h'ooklYn
go 600 Manhattan. J Hirsh. II j.
Tqehtan: r,shi, lr,lnk Gutenberg 255 West
Manhaii 'n merchandise. Wilson D. True
pnlood' Is. Dobbin and f Sustick, 462
Prospect Place Brooklyn
suliings. Inc. $4,000. Manhattan; car
PET and ID rug business. E. O. stillngs Ed
ward Wriglev and J. V Wrigley, 6S6 Iex-
'nglon Avenue. New York City
Rale Drug Company. Inc $4,000. Man
hattan. manufacturing chemicals drugs
etc Abraham NJ. Liebstein. T. H Roossln
New York city.
NJ Clothes Shop. Inc. $4,000:
Hroe lvn p Moscowlt2. Sam Zalcskin and
''o ,as,'ln' Cook street. brooklyn
Not h"%trr Aircraft Corporation sac 600
Noches'er, f. + Beors y II knight ana
Theodore Moods. Chamber OF Commerce,
Camp Lake View Corporation. $4,000,
M,hhhat,ah hotel and restaurant. P l..
rre"d. NJ Gordon and II. }. Siverman,
os orchard Stt"et. Jamaica. n Y
Elk steamshir Company. lno.. slo0, 900
Erooklyn, Charles f Scholls Elizabeth r.
schools and ) II Kclmnnn. 81 Downing
$ u 4 y Realty Company. Inc. 49,
900. MANHATTAN. II. Dobrv. David Silver
man and 5. Ehrl!ch. 72 East lO6th Street.
New York
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Frazer Foreign Trade Bu,,a,n. y

$40 900: Manhat,an; W w e. 0KSlru,ss' Kru,Ss ms.
PEBBLES and George A. Lewis. SO vandss.
Dit Avenue. New York
Spies & Rieger Co. Inc. $40 900. NJ
haitian: fashion illustrating psr
John John Rieger and Alois Spies. l5i Isa Ess:
Bramdeane M Realty Realty C"rnor,,.Hn cSew aefK.
Manhattan; Edw. b. Brooks. william "
pay pa,. ana James W Wilson. 30 South
Inc. $4,000 Manhattan, Georr. r,Ss service.
Captain r. L. Tibbs and William Hsri,. ,r.
Nhi,ds' - Battery Place. New York '''"
obrion &. Gray. Inc. s25. 200. Nsnh..
tan, fhrous products { r. obr,on Tha. mat
n Gray and J. J. Goeen $50 Re, Rockdsss. nos
Greenbere winkei & Hsmms- -
slo.ooo Manhattan. silka sa,ins Ah-s
ham Grcenberg, " I. Winkel and BeU,s.
York se' New
Kastsn Gade. Inc. $4,000 Manhs,,..
Ns,al wearing I.s, apparel; Allan A Deu,seh Aba.
pam, nam 1@.e ana GeSfsS Gade. 1887 Fiftiefh
The Brann Publishers. Inc. Sion oo,.
MIlanhat!an' Nam printers and publishers :.
III Broadway. New York City '
Neulner Realty Co. Inc. $4,000 B.ooa
lyn. Max Neufeld. II G. Merowitz ard
Jennie Nenfeld. 1910 Eastern rark~aS'
oshinsky Fruit Co. 100000. Brookiyn:
F, Harry Oshinsky. os1 1s Morris Breslam and l..
The Berk Milling Co. Inc 500 600.
Attica: Willis Il Hopkins. George y Cors.
we'll and II II. Berk. Nernsilton Ohio
Queensbury Stone Co. Inc sls noo.
Hudson Falls. marble. James Il Flo.a'
William NJ Bronx and John H p.,,.
Hudson Falls y. Y
West Houston Street Warehouse corro.
ration. $1,000. Brooklyn. Timoth- J Ha~.
rington. jr. Abraham Godstein and iiia
BASS. - Court Street. BROOKLYN y
Rubber Securities Co. Inc $40 onn Ma,
haitian. James Traphagen Frank /
Lumsden and Paul f Lorzcr. i4s Broad.
way New York City.
seabrins Garage. Inc. $50. 900. Brook.
lyn; T. j Harrington jr.. Abraham Cold.
stein and Lila Bass ~ Court street.
BROOKLYN y Y @'
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Needle Industries Fight
New Express Regulations

Protest against the American Rail
way Express Company's attitude in in
sisting on heavier containers for ex-
press shipments after August / was
lodged yesterday with officials OF the
railroad administration and the Inter
state Commerce Commission NJ Mo-
sessohn, executive director Of tho
United Waist League Of America. and
David Moscssohn, who holds similar
position with the Associated Dress In
dustries of America, as a committee Of
two, representing sixteen trade oreani-
nations in apparel manufacturing and
kindred lines, went to WASHINGTON to
voice the protest and 10 ask for a hear
ing on the subject. The trade organi-
zations assert that the new regulations
will mean an additional expense Of
1000, 600 year to shippers Of mer-
chandise in New York City alone
Express company officials, after n
conference last week with a committee
representing the trade organizations.
refused TO dcvate from their intention
to require different grades Of board for
the outside containers in which prod.
ucts Of the needle industries are
shipped, instead Of the single weight
con'ainer used at prcscnt Tho exprces
company maintains that TINS viii check
IN" damaglnE and pilicrng of goods in
transit, many complaints Of which have
pcen made within tho last few months,
espccIally from the millinery aud
feather manufacturers
The new regulations will ndd from "a
10 40 per cent increase in the shippjnr
charges, according TO NJ. Mosessohn. Il
Will mean additional space in which to
carry full stocks Of the three weights
"f containers, instead Of ono.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24

onds. S2@S4c; state dairy tubs. finest. 6sh
fair 46Q soc; renovated. tirsts. so u O sic {;
lower grades. 46@ soc; ladies' current
make, firsts. 47A1 q 4shs; seconds 4e q 46,4 .
lower grades. 44@45Aa; packing stock,
current make, No. /. 4e14ehs, No ..
45 1sc, lower grades. 42@45c.
Cheese-Receipts were 4,os4 boxes. State.
whole milk fresh fats. colored white.
10 32A2 sac; average run. a1l4 Qa2c;
whites. $40 33c, colored 32l4 % 33c
average run. colored or white 81 Gi SEC
lower grades. ESQ 30Xc; Wisconsin. whole
milk. twins, fresh. 81 Il G32%c: single dia
sizes white. S3A q 3SAc; colored. 3S O 33A c.
double daisies. colored. fresh. 32s. q 3Sc
young Americas. fresh. 34lz @ 35c state
choice. 2o9 CSC: fair to good, is@1sc.
lower grades, 7G14c.
Eggs-Receipts were 1891 cases Fresh
gathered. extras, dozen. 54Q55c: extra
first. 81 Q 53c; flrsts. 4705Oc; seconds, A
@ 46c; under grades. 34Q42c dirties. No
!, $50 3sc; No. 2 and poorer % G35c,
checks. good to choice, dry 32@34c: under
grades 20@ SIC: refrigerator frsts buyer
assuming charges. 47@ 49c: seconds, as d
4sizc; state, Pennsylvania. and nearby
Western, hennery whites. fine to fancy
esq q6sc fair to prime. $50 65c: gathered
cihc Coas, whites so q &C; other Western
and Southern, gathered whites. 6O@ 62c
state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery
browns. fancy, 56a6oc gathered brown
and mixed colors. graded. fancy 62Q
66c; fair to prime. AZ q SIC
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Commodities
Cotton

Prices in the cotton market yester-
day moved up. then down and then up
again. The net result Of the fluctuations
vas loss OF Is TO o5 points. The early
advance into new high ground induced
as r.sul, prices declined about 81 "a a
bale. The downward trend was aided by
bette bette, crop reports than anticipated and
being offered in the South at prices
which would permit OF shipments here
,oT delivery on contracts at profit
Foreign buying later IN the day helped
;he recovery. and October contracts
which had sold OFF from $500 to 3525
ciosed 35 "A. compared with 35 55 at
Firm Liverpool cables and the steadier
tone OF sterling exchange contributed to
itial prices We're 20 45 points higher.
and the active months sold 40 to 45
points s.: abovs so Tuessdays ans figures be
Not much selling for Southern account
took place later in lhe lay bu, reali2-
Ing was heavy enough to gle" ne MAJ
afternoon and send prices - TO 50 points
net lower. The closing rally OF some
IS TO rs points vas attributed chiefly 10
Southern spot markets az onieiaiiy re-
ported were - points higher 20 10 points
lower generally unchaneed win ND
ding quotations ranging from 400 TO
$3.50. comparing with the closing quota
''ol.s Oi % Az 10Y JN!* IN New York
The spot make, Al New York was
steady a. an advance OF Is points to
$50 'oF m!ddNng 40 sales were re
ported.
southern Spot Markets-Dallas steady.
10 points lower. a, $40 sales. 435 bales
nnc, somery, hrm, une hanged az "a 10
sAles - bales Galveston steady IN
changed az S5 so. sales as7 bales New
orlsans s,eady unchanged at $50
sa.es. i'Sh oa!es Mobile. nominal. un-
eteacy. 25 points higher az $3.50 salce
10 oa.es Charleston steady. unchanged
points highsr. a. 80 90 sales. 522 bales
haiunaore. nominal. unchanged. at $3.50
s4iss. M. augusta quiet; UNCHANGED A,
49, sales -.3 bales Memphis steady
.ncna ngeo 4. - 50. saies. 900 baIe.
nouston sieady. ~ points lower a. $500
eties 80: bales Little Rock quiet. un-
''1nsNo Al 800. saies SIS ba,es
Range OF prices follow
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Cereals

~neAt-EepoYA rsxard1ng tho Yield Of
~ the w'nter wheat belt CONTINUED
10 "now loses from earlier expectations
snn Ai,nougn 'hs spring wheat crop shows
aoio CONDITIONS in soma parts OF
NO., 'Hefs mas apparently been
sAD,e or tess damage as result Of rus,
, 80 ought Reports from canada nav.
s,,' f<'nef rDnriftirg II late ou, sorne
- "''i'trs n"ti".~ ma the frai out,urn
,e. *.i' De- tnp'h iess than bad been
..r','N ''r ""athtf conc tons oyer me
Isse be~n vNry fsyorsble for hsrve,,i,x
oo' In ths Eastern states
T.nH ,ne c'sst s"'efs damage has boon
-. Ino oy ths heavy and prolonged rain
J. ccrn-Th. corn marxs. was strong ana
oay, With the December position ..,l,n,
~ nsw high record. Ths abssncs Of
,sA ~ ~ ,hs Wast ana further advanc. in
sinusH s.nss rn.,, for livs hoss ~ veil - con
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Schedules in Bankruptcy

Schedules in bankruptcy flied yesterday
in the United States District Court were.
WILLIAM GREBLER AND LOUIS
USSMAN-Schedules OF William Grobler
and Louis Sussman. doing business as the
Eastern Electric Contracting Conpans.
electrical novelties. sc East Fifty-nir;a
Street. show liabilities OF $6.34o assets t.,
given. Principal claims nre Daarf Cor
tracing Company. s6lS; Reflector Con-
pany. 1852: Samuel Frost. s+S3. DA.4l
Friedman. 500 Broadway. is the attornes
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago
1.-Two steers fatr to
prime. 100 lbs 81 OO@ 1878 $12.6O@17.5O
Dressed beef sides
10. .......... .1s@ .2sM 1850 .27
Live veals. COM
to prime
100 lbs 49,. 1sO0@21.0o l4.OO@1s.50
Live lambs fair
to prime. 100
lbs. ..,.....: 14.oo@ 15.5o@ 1se29
Dressed hogs ba-
con. Id. ...... .slHs q .s21S .26zs@ .27.4
Mess beef. bbl.. S3.O0@34. $4,000 $50
Lard. Mid. West
100 lbs ...... s5.o0@35.lo 2e.5o@ 20 so
Moss pork .... b9oG@ - 1900 q 5000
Dressed veal, city.
ID ...:::.: .26@ .32 .22@ 2s
Live ewes, 100 lbs 6.5O@ 900 s.25@I2 90
Dressed mutton,
ID. :...|">. .12@ 20 .1e@ .25
Dressed lambs,
city. lb. .s... $50 30 2Om o.
Hogs. 100 lbs 23.006235 so 10.25@1o75
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy or authenticity Of
curb market quotations. Transactions and
prices yesterday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24

Ne rrS' name rs tEa' 81 III" 49,
second that of the creditor. anc oA'e
when Judgment eled.
In New York County
Petito. Alfonso and Mary-Fo-
eign Import Co OF y Y. Inc $500,
Dec. Is 1918 -..-..-
Gomez Joseph -- People etc .o,,e
Nov %. lsls ..-.....--
Kelly, Kelly, Lawrsnee-h ci0onan' poo'a
larse. George " II Pinto .o-H
June ls leis.....
Magnus, Percy City OF y Y. oar,
April 2 isl7........... .....-.-..
Pi9ts9heT' e., Msl'in wo, and az n1'e-A 1870
opprnnsT,mer avg ls}s us's oreyeTsee5 lsaSsrs
hu'z. 1,re meerse-It so ,eis Meho'''An ~ l7c:o
Robinson, Charles L--E Ransac ...su
ct ali June IS. 1918. .----..-. l'o''
Federal Electric sign System
Ihyret Garage Corp June 10 ..n,s
Harry Angelo Cos Tafel. Oct ,,o,
% 1914 tcanceiedl ..-.....,..- li''
Colvin, BENJAMIN w. and Charles
Ms-cn - ,s,a % '"' sso.s
Sinner HYfnan. and Louis Cohen ...
People etc July II. 1919. @o'''e
Appeovitch. Philip. and Louis
Cohcn-People. etc. july ]. o,o,
1910 ........... ...-..-.. sV''
Cohen. Max and Louir--Peopie. ..
etc. July ]. 1919. ......--. t"vu-
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
open nigh foy Clan.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Bnttor--Kecsipts wore 1880 package.
oreArnsry, higher than extras. H. $50
es%c; extras. az score s4h nrsts, 81
10 ~ gore bZ1stc; seconds 90 to ~
sco1o; 4Sh 4bl Nc; iower sradsa <7W4oc;
unssHed: hiKhss than extras. bsUtsSA O
"xsTas. c7Vt7Ao; nrsts. G%E VSsMc. sao
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Sugar and Coffee

. SuEar-l ne raw suxsr situation iooks far
rom encoui aging, as the Sugar Equal!Za-
ION f'odrd mas reported ucv purchases
Tor some tm~ past II ~ believed that the
maine strik" has caused 4 shortage OF
~ "ainef@ " Mon. ~ so, wili cause a let up
m "'l'Vais and lessen the finished ou,r,i
"f refined Susa, here
orc" Futures.-1he rnarke. opcned
uhe na ns"o 10 decline OF points Late
IN mo day private advcea reported a
ur'ner santos market md final prices we
10 to 80 points net higher r,,r ..l..
were reported IN Santos rofYco IN ~. Ho.,
ana ana freight market, 5s and ts selling nj
5pA G and +s at 30c. London or,Gii. ~
slgh'ly above recent Gales
% Ing SHo, market business generally
"as quiet. although a block Of sa,,na =.
so'o ep, Al s 70. with RIO rs unchanged at
Hoarlo,s ar. not sot,ve ard tho
ms fanK- of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
COttonseed Oil

Cottonseed OLA nrrncr tone prevailed
N he market yesterday. and while fnal
quot atons were considerably below the
highest OF the day. the active positions
sales amounted to $500 barrels Early in
tho session there was scattered buying
owing to strength IN Other vegetable oils
and on some recent buying which it is
thought might bc for German account
The range OF prices follows
Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Buyers Wants

EXPORTER, Sergss Panaman Cneesn
PlaidA etc.. Tor immediate o1uNcts,
Saiembier. Levin q Co. Inc. $50 FouF's
ave. Madison Stoa.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following Judgments were fled yes
terday. the first name being that Of the
debtor:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales: Omen. High. Low Last
IS S5ssP,, S%s5 z5s? Ssy%',y S; 9 ! :. = e
.s%$ sS :bs9ns bsons', oil - ~ ~: .e@ .sA
1900 1Bost-Wyo Oil IS 81 65 Go
500 'Brazos Oil c. 29Ia 1884 28I, 233a
800 Burk Oil. 2 2
2o00 "Cit B T sh 45Ia ASA as ASA
1000 .Comwlth Pet. 5eI2 5eH SO 594
GSS9 SS9 EEs1I Esm Gil 81 Cor % "a % ga "a % ga
i2oo Federal OIL; SO go 31s
5SS 9Ss G's9*sss o. Iii ss 2ss & ~ e ss
400 ~Houston on 12o 20 1so SO 12o 10 127 71+
,Sa0 Soo sE4ds0n s1nads D.. oil. :. ,557s y .1Na
1000 -Invinc;ble Oil. 81 S71s 81 37Izz
5000 Lance Crk R. 7s 12 '5ss T7ss
.5ss Hs1isss :H'SGssi'R Rsi 2' 81 e 8. q
1000 sMerritt Oil c. 26L4 26Ia 2oI4 26Ie
90" 90" Msx;pan .M;aa., oa M y i 16Ts 1sHs
lSSS S .Mors S'ssis's Of Ne. De- sH 55Ns aIs 5sss
200 National OIL. az AZ AZ AZ
dS90 dS90 .0ho .0h Rangsr. G.1 e e1Hs ,1Is ~
100 Orient o & G 6 6
300 300 .Pennock OIL 14H 147s 1as 1474
5000 *Pittsb-Texas 1884 13I7 12 13l.
900 -+Prod E. Ref. 8Ia 8sa 8H eLs
400 'Ranger Oil . " So " "
900 '+Red Rk O&G 63 65 62 65
1000 '+Rock O Ca p) o5 IS e2 Cd
5000 Ryan Pet ~ 5Xs 5La 4M
1000 salt Crk Prod 58aZ 5oLe 5S32 5oil
$500 'Seaboard O&G W. w ~ 7sS
800 Sequoyah OR It x 50 5a
6o00 "Simms Petro. 81 1894 81 32E
300 "Sinclar Con 6ON 61Io 59sl 61M
1900 'Sincl Gulf Cor IS SO 57l, 57l%
5000 1Southwest OIL 2e 2e 25 25
400 FSouthw P & p a 4
1900 Spencer Pet C. 14Ie t47a 14ia 14za
1878 'St2n nton OIL. ~ W. 13S w
$500 "Texann o & * IS 4 II
2500 'Tex-Ken OIL. 41a 6N AZ
700 sTexas Nat Pet le 81 VI v,
1000 *Tex Prod &, 8 7I Tx
1000 "Texas-R P&R 8 Az Az
800 'Texas Steer. 81 % s3 81
5000 *Transcont Oil. 47M 49la 47aZ 4ss3
1900 "tUn Tex Pete 70 "a 81 n
1000 Vacuum O&,G VI "a Va Va
100 *Valver OP inc -
200 "Vc Oh, stk 2I4 2sA 2lA 2M
200 Nv St O&L, n 47a 4I Az Az
5000 Nv Eagle O&R % 24L5 23l. "a
$4,000 s"Y" Oil & G. "a ~ 81 81
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24

leaned to the bull side II vas admitted
however,. that the crop has not yet
perts declared that II temperatures are
not too high the crop can go week or
zen zen days longer without rain and not SUI
there was partial reaction in sympathy
with the decline in oats. but with the
market, closed we'll over the final of Tues
day In the local cash market No. 2
yellow was quoted at s2.14A. No. ? white,
s2.l94, cost, and freight New York.
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn. No. 2 yellow ss.i4A sa.ie $685.
}s"S }s'sns:r sss4 3ss e. 3ss 3ssE 75s~
country as well as offers to resell in the the
local market both by the government and
market and: after showing early frmness
prices eased off sharply and closed with
nss sa lSssss %ss, 9, - , to rs RepoTts from
heavy sellers against country purchases
and goyernmen, agents here We're trying
which is being held IN tins vicinity.
Yesterdays Previous Year
oass. No o. 5 whit. so.se1s so.so5s sos5ss ss
z$s,s=issF B.$sssss4 ss$ ss;$ : :s5s: s5$: :s2~
Rye-Ma 'tet easy
Yesterdays Previous Year
cash ,,o,s No ~ %s. %Th,,,.sdl;5oH s1:sits slss
Yesterdays Previous Yea
N,sa aS'ss. ss,x SIG :;, iSS
Rye nour 'e.'O Sos @S2s s.os TO- e%S %
Bran .-....'..... 1900 $500 -
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Satisfied Judgments

The frs, name Is that 81 tho debtor 'ns
second that % the creditor. and ca'e
when Judgment was fled
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Bonds

'UnIisted- tSell cents per share.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21
LARGE FUND FOR
ARMENIA CHILDREN
TEACHERS AND PUPILS OF THE
coRDELE SCHOOLS MAKE A
SPLENDID CONTRIBUTION

On Thursday Morning Rev w. B
Sans, chairman of the Aremnian Re-
lief Fund in Cordele, visited the
school and made an appeal to the
teachers and children to make a
Christmas Donation towards the re,
lief OF the 100000 starving children
OF Armenia, and suggested that each
child in the school bring his con-
tribution whether it be small or
large, to the School on Friday and
by their gifts towards relieving the
sufferings of others, add to their own
happiness and enjoyment of the
Christmas Holidays. The children
entered heartily into the plan
and Prof. Nicholson appointed a
Committee Of the Teachers to re-
ceive the contributions of the chill
dren.
The response to this appeal was
magnificent and the chairman of the
Funds wishes to take this oppor-
tunity of expressing his thanks and
appreciation to the Teachers and
Pupils for their liberal offering
which will mean so much to the
children of Armenia. The tota'
amount of the Offering, which was
turned over to the Chairman, on
Friday was $105,62 and to this
amount was added $500 which was
handed to Mr.. Sans on Friday by a
big hearted gentlemen
Fund now in hand is $110,62; If there
are any others of our citizens who
wish to contribute to this Christmas
Fund 70, the Armenian Orphans.
they can telephone to Rev. Mr.
Sans, 357, and he will gladly call
and ger their contribution before
forwarding the Check on Monday
The largest amount contrfbpted
towards the School Fund by any one
Grade was $217O which was the
amount contributed by the 4tf
Grade, A of the O'Neal School, Miss
Grace Butler is the Teacher of this
Grade.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21

Mr.. Il. J. Bunkley of Arab was
in the city today attending to bust
ness.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21

D. H. STRIPPING. of Arab. was in
Cordele today attending to business
matters.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21
SUNDAY SERVICES AT xnf,.
THE METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school 10:00 A. NJ. Organic
ed Bible classes competent teachers;
graded school classes for all.
Preaching at 1880 A. NJ. by the
pastor subject, Goods Answer To
IIumanitys Need" Il Christmas mes
sage The Mple quartet will sing.
The Junior Epworth League meets
at 800 o'clock Miss Carrie Mae
Mckenzie lady manager.
Preaching at 1880 by the pastor
subject "The Secret OF A Noble Life
The junior Sention choir will sing al
the evening service, the college girls
will assist in the song service.
A special prayer meeting Wednesday
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21
CHRISTMAS TREE FOR
METHODIST ORPHANS

The primary department of the
Methodist Sunday School with the
cooperation of the entire body, vii
give "a Christmas tree Monday nigh
at the church at 1880 o'clock for thu
benefit of the orphans of the Soutf
Georgia Conference Orphons Home
in Macon.
A program of musical selections
and readings will be rendered fol
the gifts and see that they reach The
proper place.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21
WILLIS JOHNSON
CALLED TO REWARD
PIONEER CITIZEN OF CRISP DIED
LAST NIGHT

Willis Johnson, one of the oldest
residents of the county, pioneer
of Dooly in the early forties, died
last night at the advanced age OF
eighty years. With his wife he had
resided long years in the old home
up until last summer when his health
became so poor they moved to live
with their son. Willis Johnson, Jr
Mrs. Ecltnsonl rkssed away fast
summer. At that time Mr. johnson
was in feeble condition and he had
never fully regained his usual good
health. Both he and his wife enjoy
ed remarkably good health up tc
their ripe old age.
He was the father OF Mrs. ]. A.
CoGllns. Willis johnson Jr. Israel
johnson. and there were other mem
bers of the family. Numbers OF
grand children and relatives
thoroughout 4 wide community sur
vive. The funeral occurred this after
noon and the remains were laid to
rest in the Seville cemetery.