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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-09-04

IN CIRCUIT COURT MANlTOwoC COUNTY
George Brown,
Plaintiff
VS.
Christine b Brown,
Defendant
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To THE SAID
DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
In twenty days after service of this sum
mons, exclusive Of the day of service, and
defend the above entitled action In the court
aforesaid; and in case of your failure so to do
Judgment will be rendered against you accord.
ing to the demand OF the complaint
Kelley & Wyseman,
Plaintiff = Attorneys.
Nood Block gC6 South sth Street. City of
ManitowoC, Manitowoc County. Wisconsin
Tie complaint In this action Il on file in the
office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for said
county.
Pub. Aug 2l-6t
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Treat Virtue With Honor.
The greatest offense against virtue
IS to speak i'll against it.-tIazlitt.
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as he conceited?" every. I'll bet at
times he even wonders how heaven Is
getting along without him."-Detroit
Free Press.
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Optimistic Thought.
years of fretting will not
single cent Of debt.


W e'EN
No longer talk ut all about the kind
of man that good man ought to be
but be such.-Marcus Aurelius.
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Tricky Japanese.

The adulteration of rice with quartz
sand to add to its weight hss been dis
covered in Jannh
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ALWAYS Featured,

NJ dotel fire would be complete
without the thinly clad guests-Indi.
annapolis News.
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MANIIOwOC mARKEI

The following are tn current prices
Of the various articles OF produce as re-
ported for tbs Pilot on Sept. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

Tho Mercantile Truss and Deposit Com
pany viii. effective May 10. change its
nam, name to tho Mescantile Trust Company
yontence. o
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
FIN ANCIAL
CHuE CoppER CoMpANx
100 Broadway. New York. April 18th, 1919.
Collateral Trust Six Per Cent.
Gold BNnds 2eriea a

100 Broadway. New York. April 10Th. 1919.
Collatera! Trust Six Per Cent.
Gold Bonds, Series A
To the Holders OF Second Extended In.
stalment Receipts:
-. Notice is hereby given that the holders
Of Second Extended lnstament Receipts are
onered the privilege of extending the dat
OF payment Of tic lina instament on account
or the purchase of this Company's Collateral
trust Gold. Bonds. Series A. from May .9
I9l9 tthe date fixed In the Second Extended
heGeiptl, to September 20. 1919.
Receipts ,eectng to extend the time OF pay
msnt will surrender their Receipts at tho
office of Guaranty Trust Company of New
york. l40 broadway, New York CITY on or
before May 20. 1919 and at the time OF such
surrender, or as soon thereafter az shall be
RECEIPTS '' - '0" '.''
The Company will pay. interest on tho
VIII continue to allow the holders of ths
new receipts interest at the rate of SCI Der
annum on tho first instalment OF the pur.
chase price OF the Bonds. ~
The respective rights and oblirationa n,
the Company end of the new receipts shali
be es stated In the Second Extended install.
ment Receipts now outstanding except a,
necessarily modified hy the further exfensio,
ment thereon. '''9s''
- Holders Of Second Extended Instalmen.
neccipts eiecting to pay the nnal instalment
called for by their Receipts.
~ receive the interest due May 90. re-
celp' holders must present TO the Guaranty
Trust Company Ownership Certificates" az
required ty the Income Tax Law 20
DANIEL GuGGENHEIM. President.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
GREENE CANANEA COPPER co.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice IL hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Greene
Cananea Copper Company will be held at
New York, N. Y, on Monday, the sixteenth
day Of June. 1913. at twelve o'clock noon,
for the transaction of any and all business
that may come before the meeting in
Guiding the election OF three directors to
hold of11ce for three years. and to consider
the proposition Of ratifying and approving
the acts of tho directors in making con-
tributions TO the American Red Cross and
United War Work Campaign. Inc.
The transfer books of the Company will
as at o'clock p. NJ. Monday, May 2e
1919. will be entitled TO vote at this meet
ing.
BY order of the Board Of Director.
j. ". ALLEN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Wall Street Items

Henry a. Schatzkin. Arthur X. SeligmAn
and W. f. Tobias were elected to member
ship in the New York Stock Exchange yes
terday.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Westinghouse Dividend Taroer

directors Of the Westinghouse Elec-
tric and Manufacturing Company yes
terday declared quarterly dividends of
2 per cent each on the preferred and
common stocks. The last preceding
declaration was Ia per cent on both
issues, the increase in the preferred be-
ing necessitated by the fact that both
preferred and common are to share
alike in the matter Of dividends.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

held yesterday. arrangements were coia.
pleted whereby the Continental and w. ~.
mercial National Bank OF Chicago WIZ ~, y
come a stockhoder In the bank ano ~. ~.
join forces with that institution TOT -.
further development of foreign exchs"Ess
Arthur Reynolds. vice president OF r.t
Continental and Commercial Nat,uae. n,se
Bank. was elected a director of the Ns'
camille Bank OF the Americas
The $7e0o.ooo Columbia GraphapneM.
Manufacturing Company per cent "
fcrrcd stock issue has been sold
The National City Company OF ~
York has opened branch once IN haasS
City, with Doison Quier ss manager.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
REDEMPTION NOTICE
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
SINCLAIR GULF CORpORATlON
FIRST LIEN TEN YEAR CONNERIibi'

GO GOLD BONDS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that' poi
suant TO the terms OF the Indeniufe 9.
Mortgage dated March lst, 1917, s. .ro.s
Sinclair Gulf Corporation to Bankers lIuss lha
Company of New York. Trustee. VA .is
said Sinclair Gulf Corporation has canss AM
for redemption on the 18th day OF suns;;
1919. at 1l0eo of the face amount thercSs
and accrued interest all Of the bonds ho'
outstanding and secured BY said nForts 90 4 4
after which date ell interest on "a "a
bonds will cease and all coupons att~c"@.
thereto VIII become null and void as
The said bonds will be redeemod sns sars
all sums due thereon paid BY Banset,i Ma Il
Trust Company. at it's office. No ~ a.. " o., ~
Street. Borough of Manhattan CNy CNy,a =
New York. after juno lsth iMsi'' ~ to
Registered bonds win be paid ons -, "
the registered holders their duly -
thenticated transferees and all una.s I'M.
tured coupons must accompany the po'''0
to which they appcrtain. .a
Ownership certificates covering aa.s. aco..
interest to June 18th. 1919. should acc',,.
pany the bonds when presented ioi ~
demption.
SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION.
J. FLETCHER FARRELL, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Deposits Gain $55,OOO,O 900

Samuel II. Beach, president of the
New York State Savings Bank Assoc;a-
ton, at the annual meeting at the Hotel
Biltmore yesterday told the members
that there was an actual net gain Of
SOB 100000 in deposits during the last
year. He said that there Is on de-
posit In various savings banks in New
York State at the present approximate.
ly $4,000, 200, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Bonds

Following is a complete record Of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Southwestern Power & Light Company
PREFERRED STOCK pyvrprND

The regular Quarterly dividend OF onc
and three quarters per cent. (&Ts) on the
Preferred stock of Southwestern Power a.
Light Company has been declared payable
Juno l. 1919. to stockholders OF record at
tho close Of business May 20, 1919
WILLIAM REISER, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
CREX CARPET COMPANY

212 Fifth Avenue. New York
dividend of 3fo has been declared on
the capital stock of this company payable
on June IA. 1919. to stockholders of roc
ord at the close OF business May 20. 1919.
out OF the net earnings of tho company
for the six months ended December 81
1919 The stock TRANSFER books OF the
will not be closed.
WILLIAM A. PEEL,
Dated May -. 1918 Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

All OF the outstanding first lien ten-year
conVertible per cent gold bonds of the
Sinclair Gulf Corporation have been called
for redemption by tho company. Payment
Will be made by the Bankers Trust Com
pany OF New York. trustee.
branch ONCE in charge OF stapclire
W. Watson has been opened by Sutro Bros
q Co.. brokcrs. in Montreal, Canada The
purpose or the new branch IS to deal d.
rectly with tho members of the Montreal
Stock Exchange. and not with the public
AZ meeting of the board Of directors
OK ths Mercantile Bank OF tho Americap,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE or
LOCKWOOD, GREENE q CO.. Manasers.
HBTON. n ABB.
RyefNfr&S Gsrrtx


= ~ regular quarterly dividend NJ tEm
upon the preferred stock Of the sntxrnatin II Il
cation Mills has been declared payable NAY
~. 1912, at the office of the transfer agents
shs Old roiory Trust Company Boston 10
sU stockboidsrg Of record at close OF busis
ysys May H. 1919.
JNIEINATiCHAT. COTTON MfLrS
ALLAN Is. GREENOU6H. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD, GREENE & CO.. Mapsx.r.
YOSrCN. MASS.
Common stock

yOSTCH. MASS.
Common stock
The quarterly dividend OF .m <.,
rnsIe, upon tho common stock of tho inter- nr.
nn,s'na. ~, r., cotion Mills he's been declared nay
,sr agents. the Old Colony Trust company NAM
s'os,on, - N,, Msss to all Stockholders Of record
a. cio.n OF business May is. iaJe 'eo'"
jATENSATfONAI. cIITOE Mf1Is
ALLAN Is. GHEENOUGA. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16

$50000,000
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-05
MILITARY MOVE
NOW LIKELY To
|. FORCE GERMANY
Marshal FOCh Considers Action
TO Take Against the Huns
TO ENFORCE PEACE TERMS
America Has $4,000 Men on
Rhine and Our Position is
Most Uncertain Paris Says

BU Inc ASSOCluISu fFeSS
PARIS, Dec. 5.-Participation by
Marshal Foch In the secret meeting Of
the supreme meeting of the peace con-
ference yesterday, clearly indicated
that the council considers military
action in case Germany should COM
NIT any new fraction of the treaty
terms, according to newspapers here.
During the meeting, says the Echo d
Paris, Premier Clemenceau and Mar
shal Foch stated the unexpected de-
parture of the German delegates from
Versailles and the complicated points
raised by the enemy leave no doubt,
whatever, about the necessity of TAX
ing action"
It is remarked by the Petite Pari-
sen that Germany considers it has
gone too far, and the newspapers say
an unofficial note has been received
from Berlin, announcing that new
negotiations will leave soon for YER
sailles Herr Won Simson, chief of the
delegates sent from Germany to sign
the protocol of the treaty, and whose
departure for Berlin last week brought
about strained relations between the
Allies and the Berlin government.
probably will be among those sent. 1t
is said.
InG supreme COtItCll Va tAlc io~NNN
conference today considered further
,, the note to be sent to Germany re-
: garding the signature to the protocoi
of the peace treaty, but d1d not COM
plete the document.
The secret meeting held by the su-
preme council yesterday with Marshal
Foch and General Weigand, the mar
shal's assistant in attendance, has pro-
voked a great amount of speculation
as to eventual military action across
the Rhine in case Germany does not
! reply satisfactorily to the final note re-
garding the protocol.
The American troops on the Rhlne
now number about $4,000 men. nc
question has as yet arisen whethel
/ they would participate in any action
undertaken by the French and British
The question of the share OF the
pre-war debt, Of Austria Hungary to
be borne by Jugo-Slavaia was CON
sidered by the supreme council today.
The council examined items, present
ed by the Jugo-Slav representative In
the shape of claims for offsets to Jugo-
Slavia's share OF this debt.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-05
COMBINE FORCES
IN red FIGHT
State Legal Forces to Suppress
DiSIOyaIty to Government
av Special Correspondent.

TRENTON, Dec. 5-From now on
all the legal forces in New Jersey
fighting to suppress disIoyalty to the
government will work under uni
form procedure as the result of a
conference just held here called by
Attorney General Thomas f. McCran.
Among those who attended were
United States District Attorney Jo-
seph l.. Bodine. Federal agents and
a number of the county prosecutors.
All the agencies will coordinate
their activities in this state hence
forward in the campaign Of wiping
out Bolshevism.
Most severe penalties are provided
by Legislation for arson and anarchy.
Although not made public, it is un-
derstood all the officials at the con-
ference here presented their data re-
suIting from Investigations they have
separately been conducting and from
this mass of information a united
plan of action was agreed upon. The
Department of Justice at Washington
is behind the plans of the state au-
| thorities.
, The New Jersey law against incen-
diarism and anarchy makes 1t possible
| for the state to deal with involved in
| dividuals and organizations over
| whom the Federal government has nc
| jurisdiction in cases where the indi-
viduals may be citizens. and the Fed
eral acts provide for the handling OF
| alien enemy cases.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-05
FIVE CERTIFICATES OF
TRADE NAMES FILED
BIZ staf CorrespondeMt.


NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 5.-Five
certificates OF business have been filed
in the county clerks office today.
Comegy Brothers to carry on real
estate, mortgage loan, insurance, and
typewriter and supply business at 224
Smith street. Perth Amboy The
business is conducted by William Witt
Comegy.
The Perth Amboy Biscuit Company
SIT State street, Perth Amboy, tc
manufacture biscuits and crackers
The business will be conducted by
Morris Esenseld, Harry L. Kappa
port and Jacob Jorosf.
Standard Paper Company, 141 Fay
ette street, Perth Amboy. conduct
a jobbing business in paper bags
stationery and notions and is conduct
ed by Hyman Krunpenholtz.
The o. X Electrical Supply Com
pany wholesale and retail dealers in
electrical supplies at 1872 New Bruins
wick avenue, Perth Amboy, will be
conducted by Sol Kaufman and Viii
liam f. Olsen.
The Carteret and Chrome Hungar-
ian Young Mems Social Club of the
borough Of Roosevelt formed for So
cial and literary purposes and meet
ings will be held at Washington and
Bryant streets. The Statuary agent is
Mike Cantor and the trustees. Steve
Laslo, Joseph Bemadh and Alex Adju
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-05
BOTH SIDES SEE
VICTORY IN CITY
VOTE RECOUNT
Justice Bergen Expected to Con-
slider Ballots Next Tuesday
MANY VOTES TO EXAMINE
What Will be Done With Fifth
Ward Situation Is in Great
Doubt

With both sides claiming n victory
in the local recount, leaders in both
parties are anxiously awaiting the
decision by Supreme Court Justice
James ]. Bergen on the ballots re-
ferred to him by the Middlesex
County Board of Elections who con-
Quoted the recount. 1t has not been
officially announced as yet when
Judge Bergen will sit, but it is gem
orally understood that he will con-
slider the referred ballots on Tuesday
of next week.
OF the votes counted and accepted
by the Election Board, William Voor-
hees, the Democratic candidate, has a
nine vote lead, according to "a report
received from leaders of that party
this morning. According to the fig
ures gathered by the NEWS and pub
lished yesterday, the difference was
eight, but owing to the fact that no
official figures were announced by the
Board as to the standing of the two
candidates it is not known which is
correct. The difference of one vote
is in the first ward.
OF the referred votes the Demo
cratic report is eighty Wester ballots
and flfty-seyen Voorhees, ballots,
the latter not including the four votes
referred in the second poll of the fifth
ward, where an argument was had as
to whether or not they should count
owing to the fact that there were more
ballots in the box than names en- the
poll book.
The matter of what action Judge
Bergen will take in reference to the
votes of the second poll of the fifth
ward is causing considerable specula-
ton. The Republican attorney, j. H.
Thayer Martin, of Woodbridge, has
moved that the entire box of ballots
be thrown out owing to irregularities
in having four more votes than names
entered on the poll book, the failure OF
each voter to sign his own name, thC
signing of these names by one of the
election clerks and the failure OF thi
clerks to properly sign the tally bool
at the close of the count.
If Judge Bergen should see fit &c
reject this entire poll there would be
no doubt as to Wester's election as II
was in the fifth ward that VOORHEES,
secured large majorities.
The Republicans although admitting
that Voorhees, has q few votes lead
over Wester, as far as the actual
count now stands, point out that be-
cause of the fact that there are about
thirty more Wester ballots referred
than Voorhees,, the G. o. Z. candidate
has the better chance of winning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-05
PRESIDENT SEES FALL
AND HITCHCOCK IN
REGARD TO MEXICO
Senator Fall Says He viii
Make Public All Evidence
Against Mexican "Reds" in
the United States

BIZ The Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. PRESIDENT
Wilson will see Senator'S Fall, Repub-
lican, N. NJ, and Hitchcock. Demo-
crat, Nebraska, at 2.30 p. m. today
to discuss the Mexican situation
Senator Fall announced that imme-
diately after the conference he would
make public the evidence on which
he based his charges in the senate
that the Mexican ambassadors and
consuls in the United States were cir
culatiug red" propaganda.
Senators Fall and Hitchcock We're
named a committee yesterday by the
Senate Foreign Relations COMMITTEES
to confer with the President to seek
his views on the resolution of Senator
Fall, requesting that the President
sever diplomatic relations with the
Mexican government. The Hitchcock
substitute proposing that congress aH-
sure the President of Its support,
should he decide to break with Mex
leo, also will be presented to the
President.
Senator Hitchcock it was learned at
the White House, communicated with
Secretary Tumulty late last night re-
garding the conference, and said 1t
was not necessary that the President
see the senators Immediately, but the
President decided to have the confer
ence today
The senator's will go TO the White
House after the presidents cabinet
! has held a special meeting, at which
the Mexican situation will be discuss
ed. The meeting was called today by
Secretary Lansing, who spent nearly
two hours before the foreign rela-
tions committee yesterday, discussing
| the Fall and Hitchcock resolutions
and the Mexican question generally
The request of Senator Hitchcock
| that the President see the senators
was referred to Mrs. Wilson and ap-
proval of the conference was given by
Rear Admiral Grayson, the Presi-
dents personal physician.
Although private advices received
here yesterday said Carranza was
preparing his reply to the latest
| American note renewing the request
| for jenkins release, state department.
officials said today they had received
! no official information on the sub-
] ject.
The foreign relations apmmittee
will not meet until Monday a--sser-
ceiye the report of the senator's as
to the Presidents views on the Mexi-
can question.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-05
MOVE To DEPORT
TWO ANARCHISTS
Emma Goldman and Berkman
OIL Mainland Of u. S.
BIZ The A Asaoctated Press.

81 ne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Alexandef
Berkman and Emma Goldman, his
companion in 80 years of anarchistic
activity, were sent from the mainland
Of the United States today probably
never to return. Ordered deported
for urging overthrow of the govern
ment by violence they were taken by
ferry from the tip end of Manhattan
to the immigration station at Ellis Is
land where they will be held until a
ship is available to send them to Rus
sia from whence they came. Their
liberty on bail expired they were sur
rendered by their counsel at the de-
mand of the Department of Labor.
Berkman's career in America, came
to an end while Henry Clay Frick
whom he once attempted to assassinate
was being buried in Pittsburgh.
Berkman predicted a revolution In
the United States within five years and
said that he did not mind being de-
ported so long as he was sent to So
Wet Russia.
Miss Goldman also predicted revo-
luton in this country, but added that
she would not call it a danger but a
| working out of evolution and a
blessing"