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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
sINCLAIR CONSOLIDATED
OH. NnRPORATION
sosie. o, special Meeting q stccL hole s

Notice Of Special Meeting of stockholderS
To the Btockhoiders of Sinclair Console
dated on corporationt
of a resolution adopted b. the Board Oh
Directors of einoiaif Consolidated on eG,.
poration "a Delaware CorPorstion1 Al ny
s ssis on 1 tn. sssA t a.s % ,s
jortty OF tho whole Board having voted IN
favor OF such resolution. namely
ma KTs q thi. s sn.s If bir,s sas
visabie and most tor the oensnt Of
Sinclair Consolidated ou Corporation
that said Corporation should be o.
by law that . meeting OF the seoek-
holders OF said corporation 60 take ae
tion upon this resolution be- and
orice of said corporation Room
sias-s12s, No. 11o Broadway, IN IN.
Borough OF Manhattan, city and sts.'
OF New York on the sSth aay Of ana
that the Secretary OF this corporation
be. and he hereby Is, directed, within
ten days after the adoption OF this rsso'
luton. to cause notice Of the sSop,
ton of this resolution to be mailed 70
each stoekholder OF said corporation
residing in the United States and Also
cause a Ike notice to be Inserted In
Newspaper published In the County OF
New Castle, State of Delaware, at leaS
next preceding the time appointed as
aforesaid for such meeting Of stock
holders.
Pursuant to suoh resolution, EorIca
Is HEREBY GIVEN that q special meeI-
ing of the stockholders Of Sinclair Gon,
solidated OIL Corporation y Dela"n
corporation) will be held on the ATTN on
of August, 1919. ut eleven o'clock IN t.'
forenoon, at the oftice OF the corporate.
Rooms sl23-sl3s, No. 100 Broadway n
the Borough OF Manhattan, city and s ta,s
Of New York. for the purpose OF tALins
action upon tho foregoing resolution ~
for the purpose OF considering snd d,~k
mining whether this corporation shah W
dissolved. -.
Transfer books will be CLOSED a. M,
close OF business August l, 1919. ana WI
remain closed until the close OF bushes,
August 2bth, 1919, or such other dat. 70
which the foregoing special stoekholoe,i,s.
meeting may be adjourned. The rahsss,
books will be closed permanently upon ~, nn'
requisite vote OF Stockholders 20 dissoi'S
A. STEINMprz, Secretary
Dated. August l, 1919. .-....
BY ORDER o: the Board Of DIrsc-o.--s
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The sun., 1919-08-06
CURB PRICES FALL
follower LEVELS
Heavy Liquidation is Contin-
ued, but Weakness Is Not
as Pronounced.
TRADING ON BROAD SCALE
Jndustrials Show Losses Of a
Fraction to 3 Points as
Soft Drinks Firm.
TRADING ON BROAD SCALE

On further heavy liquidation, prices
day to lower levels. but weakness was
not so pronounced as in Mondays ses-
eion and In some cases a strong tone
developed In late trading. The opening
vas steady, but after the first few min
n.es of trading prices began to move
lover. In the early afternoon several
iisues rallied, but the recoveries we're
short lived and agaSH S'5si;ness set In.
Trndlng was on broad and active scale.
Losses in the Industrial list extended
f..J.ii fraction to three points. Among
Tho few firm spots were the candy and
soft drink issues. United Retail Candy
ngd Continental Candy were Arm aud
peiatou: Beverage established q new
high with an advance of more than q
roint. Shipping shares were in mod
crate demand for a time. but ut tho
rlose they were lower, Food stocks
were less active and weak.
Dafoe Eustice stock. which made It's
debut, was in good demand early. but
reacted slightly from its top price. Air
Reduction, Lima Locomotive and Union
Carbide showed the largest losses
Independent oils generally closed with
fractional losses, but some OF the STAN
dard OIL shares were in better demand.
Standard Oil OF New Jersey and STAN
dard OIL of New York rising about hve
points. Sinclair issues again were UNI
der pressure and declined more than a
point. Gulf sold for higher than did
Sinclair Consolidated for tho first time
In several weeks. Midwest Refining raj
lied after early weakness. while Trans
continental declined three pointa
Mining shares were dull. with unfm-
portantiprice changes.
Bonds were moderately active. with
losses of point each in Interboro
Rapid Transit rs and Russian Govern
nent external rs.
The sun., 1919-08-06
Textile Exporters Arc Warned.

While during the period of the war not
30 much importance was attached to
various details by some textile manufac-
turers, and large quantities of fabrics
were delivered to foreign customers that
were not quite up to standard, the sit
uation now Is different and reports re-
oeived in the local market from abroad
indicate that II American manufacturers
and exporters expect to hold the busi-
ness gained they must keep a watchful
eye on all future transactions.
with English mills working with en-
ergy 10 regain much of the trade which
they enjoyed prior TO the war. competi-
ton IN tho taxtils line. especially In re-
spset TO cotton goods. Is expected to be
keen.
Reports rsostvsd from abroad by the
export departments Of textile concerns
draw atteption 70 the need for greater
attention TO details, especially IN the
finish Of fabrics, where. 1t II pointed out.
British manufacturers arc apt to excel
The sun., 1919-08-06
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Must Dispose of Heron
Plumage or Face Fine

THAT the Government intend, IA
take prompt action against mar.
i sons having In their posses.on
heron birds. heron plumago or any
part thereof. whether crude or IN
process of manufacture, 10 indlcatsa
by information received hero by m.
Millinery Chamber of Commerce. =,
the United States from the bureau a,
biological survey, Agricultural DE-.
partment.
The bureau has Informed tns Or.
gsnization of milliners that tho deal.
ing in or possession of heron h,ra,
or any part thereof. which include,
feathers known as long aiErette
cross algrette and osprey. 10 in viola
ton of the migratory bird Law a,
the United States. and this act srp.,.
sedes any state law in existencs,
The chamber ~ advising merns.,,
to dispose q the plumase I'M.
mediateiy.
The sun., 1919-08-06
MONTANA POWER TRANSMISSION co

Montana Power Transmission Compan!
dated August LIST. 1908, has deposited with
the undersigned, the Trustee thsreunder'
the sum of S1l, l0719 as q payment Into tbs
Sinking Fund mentioned therein proposl,s
for the sale OF bonds sufficient to absorb
such sum are hereby invited at a price no.
to exceed los per centum and accrued a.
terest. All proposals must be In securely
sealed envelopes addressed TO the under
signed and marked Montana Power Trans
mission Company, Proposal for SINKING
Fund" and must be delivered at the once
OF the undersigned, IS Cedar street New
York City. prior to u O'Clock noon, August
2Oth. 1919. The right Is reserved to rtIe|
any offer. --,,.e-
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & Trust
COMPANY, Trustee.
CALVERT BREWER. Vice PresLden,
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PRODUCE MARKET.
aFANs ANp pKAsLanANs-M.rror

BEANS AND PEAs-BHANS-Narro
sssss iSS lbs ssSsS'l
80; Lady Washington. large white, Cali
forniA and large white Idaho. 1871 Te-
sn... c or co4:sn S Fstina Man ssP
churian, $3.50; red kidney, choice. SIS 5O'
red marrow. sii:se; Kintoki Manehurian'
nsy, sia.25 9il;6o; imperiala, $40: Kuma-
motto. Manohurian, 80: Caballero. Chilean
$50 bayou. CHILEAN; ,ssSSoi erane:.ry I
ST.Ts; short, i5.5oesi caiifornia, sfa725:
yellow eye. 1880; pink. California. choice,
lms SalifG sSHc. o9 Sis
green, Wisconsin. ss,Sce7; idaho. sza5S
10; Washington, T.5oaI,Is; California,
!7ssOOgT75: Jspsae,s: 's3e9ssS; cOEssn.
California, choice. ss.25; white. small
Manchurian. s5.7S1s; large. sS9sbO.
H. so h .aoSs than s
So TO 81 SCORE, 51is 95sMo; seconds. IS
TO 81 score, 1e15lc.; lower grades. $50
n sE.rss 5s ssSST thar n. :.'Tas sh
seconds 81 @6sMc.; State dairy tubsrfinest.
sSS,LSns good 70 prime. S0h SS2HS'
ladies' currsSs maks. nrsts. SalSSc'; sec!
onds, 46h 04fo; lower grades 4594ec;
sSc.i No. :. 1sc. lower grades. Isatsi.S.
CHEEsE--state,. whole milk. fresh flats,
run, s1h 9esKc.; lower grades. 236slc;
ssae average rum M 81 lower s rad
2s q S0Ac.; Wisconsin. whole milk, twins,
fresh, 81 @s2hc; single daisies. white. say
colorsd. fresh S2ii 9s3c.; young Americas,
fresh, s5dS5isc.: State, skins, specials
- 26e.; prime to choice. 2o@2sc,; fair
~ EW sWrWN rsWU
The sun., 1919-08-06

EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras, dosen, 50
@55c.i extra nrsts,. 81 a 5sc.; nrsts, l7@
zoe seconds. 0iso,; under grades $50
poorer, s0a3sc,; checks, good to choice,
dry 3lqssc.; under grades, IS assc.; re-
frigerator, special marks, fancy. buyer as
onds. AN Q4eho. State, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hennery whites fne TO
fancy, 679 zoe: fair TO prime, 55@66c
esc.; Pacific coast whites. 62Q6sc.; other
Western and Southern. gathered whites
20 - sec; State. Pennsylvania and nearby.
hennery browns, fancy, 5SN62c. gathered
brown and missed colors. graded, fancy,
90 ii j7c.; fair to prime. 45052c.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Rye flour dull; IA ir
10 good. tS.50Ta: choice to fancy. ssp5a
psr 100 iba cornmsai duni yellow, sranu.
The sun., 1919-08-06
Auction OF Cotton Goods.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The next auc.
ton OF Government owned surplus cot.
ton goods will be held either September
or 4. Instructions have been sent &c
New York to secure the Manhattan
Opera House. In which the auction will
be held, for either of'those dates.
II is expected that approximately IA.
1000 yards Of materials win be sold
The sun., 1919-08-06
Exports From Now York.

Wheat, $3.50 bu. oats, 7s,osI bu
barley. 1926 bu. 4: rye. as.40o bu.
malt, 1907 bu.; beans. 3o.b4O bs.
lard. s,S77,400 lbs. bacona $3.50. ar
lbs ; tallow. 111,2o0 lbA flour, so,Sst
sacks; oil cake, 10000 lbs; oatmeal
14.41s bills butter. 5ss.e17 lbs. lubri.
eating OIL. 2e0.700 gals.
The sun., 1919-08-06
Australian Wool Plan Holds.

WASHINGTON, Aug. b.-The fact that
American bidders are to be admitted to
the August wool auctions in London Is
not expected to put an end to the ten
tativs plan for obtaining a large sup
ply of the finer grades OF Australian
wool Just how materially the plan to
secure this fine wool will be changed
will depend to large extent upon the
quantity OF stock the Americans are al
lowed to purchase at the London sales
The sun., 1919-08-06

According to union officials, the strike
of tho flower and fancy feather workers
in this city has been called of, as a
satisfactory arrangement has been made
with the manufacturers.
The strike in the raincoat industry
also has been settled, all OF the points at
issue having been adjusted.
The sun., 1919-08-06
MONTREAL CLOSING.

american amer a Radiator Go. pf.......... 1875
British Columbia r. & p, Ltd x
British Columbia Pkrs. Associations. Sc
Confidential Paper Bag q
Cleveland q Pittsburs Especial guar / =
Cleveland Pittsburg treg. guar. !. TX z
1890 3toei W sss.s.s...-...... 30
International Harvester. ,,..,,1Mc
International Harvester pr. q
II. Due ''...''''' ''''..-'...,....., Sc
Philadelphia Co pf..................sisss e
The sun., 1919-08-06
Paris Bourse Trading.

PARIS. Aug. 6.-Trading was active on
the bourse to-day: Three per cent,
rentes, 81 francs 15 confines Cor cash I;
exchange on London. az francs 81 CEN
times: Ave per cent loan, 81 francs rs
centimes. The dollar ranged from 7
francs a centimes to Z francs AZ GEN.
times
The sun., 1919-08-06
Business Troubles.
pUrrrroNs m BANKRUPrCY.

JACOB G. GoLDENsoN-Invoiun petit
ton against Jacob @. Goldenson, doing
business. under the arm name and style
gagged In business as manufacturer OF
twenty third street Liabilities. s2o, 900;
Parr. te.oeoi william g. Park, s2soo, and
Ethel A. Brewster, S4o0. hanover, Levy
hanover. 80 Church street. are the
THERESA poRFMANN-voiuntary petit
street Labiiitiss t6.bs2i no assets.
nSn1 asoo and h tho Ne; Sss.S nnE Fsa.
stein estate StT6, BnGsi Bros,. 1873
Nassau street. are the attorneys
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were nied yes
tsrdAy; the nrst name is that OF the debtor:
Arbus. Isasa Harry Arbus and
Bernard II. Arbus (IsAao Arbus
q sons)-Amsrioan Hawaiian
steamship Co.; costs......... ttSb.68
Burch, Sarah Ell. Arnold, -. 5S3.9s
Basr. oustav-charies WILLIAM
ss ssSs:i sn' Icri.. co.,. $. TT. '''
Con-: -. ....;.;....:;.. SHEA
son, -. -. ......,:.:........ iiaaS
waddington Condensed Milk
psutsch hT VIM. II. wv. ii. po::uai:ci ''i''1
Contracting Co.)--North Side
Lumber Co.. 1no. .............. 1855
Embrey, clarenes w.-Palo Co.. 5sl.7O
Joseph sullivan--varisty. Inc. 44Tso
=; Norman; go. :...,..,... sO,ssl.ss
oroSt:r N. T. Dock ana Ware. ''''i'
house Co.. fno.-Stapleton Dock
The sun., 1919-08-06
DIVIDENDS.

Stock of Pay
Am. Smelling Refining
A8 no" ssn Il R:anin. Aug 20 Sept Is
Co. pr. a. IN .Auz.1x SAINT +,
Crescent Pipe Line. a, T5c Aug. rs sept )
Lindsay Light Co. pr q,
Sonora Phonograph Corp,
cash, 100 ~ .....,, AuR
standard OH OF Indiana. a,
STANDARD or II In1!sna
eX. 8eo....-.. ..,....AuE. is Sept. Is
Am. Cotton oil. q. - Aug. is Sept, .
Beatrice Creamery CO., q.
y . ............,,. ...Aug. s Aug. ?
Beatrice Creamery Co.. q,
The sun., 1919-08-06
Exchange Affects Fur Trading.

The high rate Of exchange 10 said to
be seriously affecting both imports and
exports Of furS Dealers say that Eu-
ropeans are buying very little in this
country, as It is now costing them ap-
proximately 35 per cant more than
under normal conditions because Of the
high rate of exchange
On the other hand dealers IN Europe
arc holding their merchandise or fixing
prices on pelts to Americans in proper
ton to the amount OF exchange they
ara forced to pay.
The sun., 1919-08-06

and warehsuse Corn, a,s...
Goldberg 9E.s HearyIw. :. solomeh. ISL
Corp.-Hunters Point Lumber
Jofrrey. sJ John &c Co. in =: Holman. sis.
John Koliin Co. Ine.--Amsrioan
johnson. Louis c.-NoidyK,. 4 "tN
Marmon Co. 49,. .......... ss5s;
johnson, LoC%i. c; and Eliza ''''''
Kaufman. s.-waitt Construction -''''
KSsII.; Mas; Ko1iii;::;:::::::. HI;
L N. Biamon...in. ines. v '"'''
xd Hsndsn' .;;:::::.'; ".:;..;... l,sQG's
Amsterdam Casualty Co.-Peo-
Matches. Robert p. 4" Mar,.iiii:: 10000
Maurer. John CT. Forman.... iiGc5
N Z. P.rIor furniture 4 Couch "'''
Co.. fnc.--N. Y. Edison co... 1881
o'conneli. John il Y. Meyer '''''
solomon ion sidney va icy.cr s:@; e
a Trust Co; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4:,t3
Bank Of Bradley Beach, \, \" 1855
Torragrosso, Frank, and Fidelity
Deposit Co. Of Md.---People. &c. 100000
Tricolor Film Mfg. Co.: Inc, Al
treu solomon ana PAUL bene-
dek-M. NJ. Brooks ..,..... 5ssts
william d. Friedisndeb Inc. '''
and Joseph sullivan--Variety,
Weiss. Louis X.G. b. smith,. 1.ss:ii
wider, John-Internationsl Bank l,OiSsi
Williams, John-L williams. 17oi0
BRONX.
The first name IL that of the debtor;
Baumeister, John i'll 70. Sui
conts, Joseph. and Alfred Ericsson '''''''
jacob S Gevy Bro. Inc..s. i''''-'
specter ..........s '''''''''' t-sa
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The nrst name II that of the debtor, tho
second that of the creditor and date vhtu
Meyer. Aivah TN. s,ieelitz; $1,000
se Anf T. Fgi,s is. 4. Morrison; '''
July Is. 1919 !vacatedl '; r,;., hHi"
ity q Deposit Co. of Md.-Peo-
pie, &C.: May 20, 1919 (can- -
ciSneiia, Gnddreo.a. Rome ct ali
July rs, 1919 (cancelled). ....:. 1881
July 3. 1912 (cancelied). ....... iscSt
sugarman, S. Charles and Joseph
Nm. Frankel; Aug. !. 1913 ,,,-,
see Gae Alien HI. N. Daily: july -
sm ~; 1911 hi fTfsa'f MGf Carroll; $3.50
Jnn. % 1918, ,,...,,... 1890
Mirror Films, Inc.-N. @. Good -
win: June 2. 1919 (oancelled).. HSi5
same-same; April !. 1918 (ean- .,
1n esilse9 Rapid Tfan:i, CO...
s. stark; March 81. 1919. ss'i
Erickson, Alexander He. II.
Raeder; March 20. 1eos...... l'lFS
BRONX
% iaIa ..,,... Gigb
The sun., 1919-08-06

vELoURs. ~ ounce, 100 pieces spot. 500
pieces later delivery; chevlotR. and II
ounce, green, brown. black blue. maroon,
500 pieces: taking orders. BECKER,
Grsmercy 1870. Becker, Amsterdam. N. Y.
VELOUR overcoatings. "a ounce, 200
piecesi August. September delivery; pro-
duoe dressy effects BECKER, Gramercy
134o, Becker. Amsterdam. n. Y.
sILvERToNps, IL ounce worsted, %
pieces, mostly taupe and sapphire; net ten
days BECKER, Gramercy 1910. Becker,
Amsterdam, n. y.
ALPACAS. fawn, grey, 100 pieces, each
'Sndsome, desira BILE. cioakings suitinEs
ssmething new. BECKER, Grumercy 1910
Becksn Amsterdam. ~ Z.
The sun., 1919-08-06
American wooden 90. Opening.

Announcement was made by the Amer
loan WOODEN Company yesterday that
its spring lines for 1890 will be opened
on Thursday. These departments will
be opened: Department 2, Department 3.
Division A: Department 4, woollens, and
Department Z.
1, Divisions A and B Department 3, Di-
vision G: Department 4, worstedP; De-
partment 8, Division A
The sun., 1919-08-06
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Approx.
Form, Rate and Maturity. BID. ASKED. Yield.
Coupon AVS, jan, lft4. .....1os 100 100
Registered as, jan, 1894. 1Q7A 1854 400
Coupon AVS, Sept, lbs. .. -, los 100 I0s
Registered AIS, Sept, ip6s. .l07k 1854 400
coupon AIS. March, 1885. :. .1o2 los
Registered AVS. March, 1e65.i01 =. tos
Coupon AIS, jan, 1895. .....l02 =. tW
Registered AIS, jan, 1865. .1o1 :. l05
Coupon iks. jan. 1st5......loi =. tos
Coupon AVS, jan, tS......10o =. to5
Coupon ls. 1967.......,.,.... ssn seA l.@
Coupon r. 1960-s2 Canal. EST ssZ 4.Os
Registered "a, ie00-Ss Canal % -. 40B
Coupon ~. 1850 Highway esq oeA L05
Regis. IA, 1885, Highway. IS =. 4@
Cocpon Is. jan, 1s4s........ ssh =. 40
Registered a, jan, 1915. -. ps :. tN
Coupon Il, Jan, 1o42........ ssh ssN 40
Registered q, jan, 1ets.... - =. 80.
The sun., 1919-08-06
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
BANKERS SHARES
MonHh Distribution No.

Henry l. Doherty a Company snneunT
that this sixth Monthly Distribution VN
Cities Service Bankers Shares payap
on September LIST to Bankers Shares %
record August 18th. will be AL cen" 0"
each Bankers Share. -
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL co.
The Board OF Directors on August
1919, declared a quarterly dividend OF ~
per cent. upon the Common Stock ot 'n.s
Company. payable September ,, lPlI a
the banking house OF Winslow. LAME, Ia
TO holders of record OF such stock ~ wv
close of business on August Is, 1872.
The transfer books will not be close
RANDOLPH CATLIN. sseistiV
The sun., 1919-08-06
VIM TT ~ y
BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Iast
PCS American Stores. 34ls slis 93ib s3IL
c1s5 Am ship & Comm l2M 49, ~ as
20 American Milling. 81 sii ST. siS
1855 Elec Storage Bat S6n So seis IS
57a General Asphalt. 1884 81 79s, 81
30 Gen Asphalt pf. ..122 125 121 1G2
30 ms Co Of N A.. 80 20 30 30
295 keystone Tel. 80. lax 1iEs Il 14M
54O3 Lake Sup Corp. 2Ih 23ik 91H 22Is
9l Teh NAVIGATION. as g. IS Gs
LA Penna Salt Mfg. :. e1is SlM 80 50
81 Phlla Co cum pr. % 70 Slis 10
1908 Phlla Electric. 2s% 25f. 259s ?5R
800 Phila Rap TT g. 25 IS IS %
Is TOnopah Belmont. Oh 81 3Is SO
COO Tonopah Mining.
rs Un Traction. 49,. 49, 3sk ash s8il
.4T6 United Gas Imp. :. 90 CO 6sN 6sT
90 Warwick 4 g.. So So So sA
5 westrnoreland o. rs 75 rs rs
40 w Cramp A Sons 2Ol 9Ol 2Q1 2o1
The sun., 1919-08-06
MILLS
CONTINUE TO RUN
Strike Keeps Only About 5000
Of 10000 Operatives Away
From Work.

Practically all the silk mills Of Pater-
son, N. J.. are running. though some Of
them with reduced production, despite
the strike declared Monday for imme-
diate operation of the forty-four hour
work week by the I. w. W.. Amalga-
mated Textile Workers of America, the
worlrera International Industrial Union
and tho Broad SILK weavers Local. No.
es9. Of the United Textile Workers OF
America, the latter affiliated with the
A. +. of L. 1t is estimated that alto
gether about 5000 of the $4,000 opera
tives in the industry ore Idle.
The strike was called by the radical
organizations primarily for the purpose
of putting the forty~four work week into
effect now instead of on October 10. ir
accordance with an agreement made by
the Silk Manufacturers conference com
mittee and the national officers Of the
United Textile Workers of America
The sun., 1919-08-06
wooIfen Manufacturers Meet.

Various phases Of the dye situation as
Il affects the manufacturers OF this coun-
try were discussed at the se,ni-annual
meeting of the American Association of
Woollen and worsted Manufacturers
held in the waldorf-Astoria yesterday.
Col John p. Wood spoke on the noens-
ing system and DR.. ]. NJ. Matthews on
the protective tariff principle.
The manufacturers adopted . resolu-
ton to the erect that whereas the
United States produces less than half the
wool consumed here and depends upon
imports for the other half, 'in the in
terest Of the consuming public and the
industry every effort should be bent in
tho direction Of Increasing apprsciably
the supply of raw wool to the end that
ample quantities Of all grades and quail
tiles be made available"
The sun., 1919-08-06

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-23
K. OF c. SERVICE IN CATHEDRAL
Memory Honored of Members
Killed In War or who Died.

ST. Patrick's Cathedral was crowded
Yesterday at services in honor of the
members of the Knights OF Columbus
who died during the year or were killed
in the war. A color guard was escorted
to tae sanctuary by twenty-five *. OF C.
secretaries and stood at attention during
Aau.-5ervice, AS the auditas,um filled a
mufied roll of drums was heard and
clear sounding of a bugle
The Rev. Mgr. Luke ]. Evers or 81.
Andrews Church celebrated mass, as
sisted by the Rev. George w. Foley OF
the II. S. S. Nebraska and the Rev. La
favette w. Ysrwood. chaplain at Camp
linton. The X. of C. overseas commits
sioners .were represented by William p.
I.arkin. DR., Harry p. Swift and Eugene
p clarke. The Very Rev. Ignatius II.
smith of the Holy Name Society pro-
nounced the eulogy.
The secretaries who attended will start
for France soon again on the transport
Santa Ana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-23
WARNS OF FALSE DOCTRINES.
DR.. Manning Sees Danger I'm The
Org of Internstionalism.

DRY of Internationnlism.
DR.. William T. Manning, addressing
the provincial assembly Of the Brother
hood OF St Andrew at the Cathedral OF
St John the Divine yesterday. urged the
precepts and example of Washington
to lead the nation safely through the
maze OF false doctrines now being ad.
vocated by some leading magazines
and by many in high places"
"Our ideals of civilization are being
questioned" DR.. Manning said. and we
must be steady headed. strong hearted
to defend the truth We do not fear
error, but this does not moan that we
are to be misled by the false doctrine OF
internationalism. These men who are
putting forth their doctrines dare TO
scoft at patriotism. They say a man
must not have a special love for MS
own land, but must love all the world.
When a man tells me he loves my family
lust as much as he does his own, l
don't want that man to have much 10 90
with my family. He cannot be trusted
His IL a dangerous doctrine
IT do not feel that there should DC
apy panic. I do not say that the Amen-
can people will follow any such ideal.
We should watch particularly the hifn
places where this insidious doctrine 10
being preached"
Reese, field secretary Of the brotherhood,
and G. Frank Shelby, general secretary.