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The sun., 1919-08-02
U. $. May Operate Mt London Wool
Auctions.

LONDON, Aug. America and neu-
trail countries will be allowed to oper-
ate at the next series of wool sales,
which open August IL and close Au-
gust %. The offerings will comprise
10000 bales, to be on display, and 55,-
600 bales which will be sold by de-
scription.
There have been considerable auc-
ton offerings here of secured New
Zealand wool. Short combing merinos,
yielding SO per cent, have made esd;
good SIS, yielding 80 per cent. God; ;
ass, carding, yielding "a per cent, 40d. !;
stained 40s, locks and daggings yield
ing rs per cent, 23d.; Sos, crutchings,
yielding 80 per cent, 39d.
The sun., 1919-08-02
Bronx.
4. $. SIN short of Cents.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE abnormal
demand for cents is still taxing the ca,
pacity of the presses in the Phhadl H,,aa
mint, the enormous total OF 3N,95l.v'.
having been struck during July. INV
other coinage consisted OF $4,000 dimes
and s.306, 900 nickelA
The sun., 1919-08-02
DIVIDENDS.

STOCK OF Pay
Record able.
American window Glass
Co. pr. s-a, Sh % Aug. 20 Sept.
Buckeye Pipe lAne Co., q,
81 ..,...,'''''.' - aug 20 sept. l3
cities Service Bankers.
49.1eo ,...,,...........Au is Sept. l
Continental Motors Corp,
q, "a To...........,.. Aug. Aug. Is
Detroit United Ry. Co., a.
81 .,...,.......:...':,. Aug. 16 Sept. l
a, .................A Aug. 81 Sept. is
T. II. symington Co. pr.
q, 2s.,,..,,........., Aug, 5 Aug. Is
T. II. Symington Co. pr.
accum, SS6........,...Aug, Aug. Is
The sun., 1919-08-02
Weeks Payments Set Record.

Payments in the textile and apparel
industries in the United States estab-
lished a new record this week. accord
ing to the credit barometer of the Credit
Clearing House.
While showing a decrease in the gen.
eral average of the country, indebtedness
increased this week in some sections, this
being attributed to recent heavy ship
ments.
Purchases fell of IL per cent from
last week, the decline in the Eastern Sec
ton being 81 per cent
The sun., 1919-08-02
Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ. Loss.
I2:55-70 Manhattan St; Grace
Haniston ................Un Unknown
a35-l55 Blocker st. unknown. Unknown
A. NJ.
s;IO-35 Bond ST.; Victory
Clothing .Co.............. Unknown
4,2O-452 F. l46th ST., The Bronx;
Fannie Assman. ,........,, Trlning
0:2o-a5 Liberty ST; singer Sewing
Machine Co......-..........Tr ifin z
e:45-ao West St; unknown. go, Trining
1870 West End av.; un-
known ......ss.' lTlnlnS
The sun., 1919-08-02
Textile Trimmers Seek Raise.

Demands for forty -four hour week
and a minimum wage scale are being
formulated by the Amalgamated Textile
Trimming Workers Union to be pre-
scented to the dress trimming trades of
New York. 1t is expected that these de-
mands will be made as soon as confer
ences with the Upholstery Trimming
Manufacturers Association are concluded.
The demands of the upholstery workers
The sun., 1919-08-02
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, e cor l4?d 81, lol1
lt0--Rapp CONSTR Co agt Newark 4
Davis, Inc, owner and contr re.
newaD .,.................t ....... i3,7G
I'D ST, 102 W-Peck Bros CO sEt Harry
R Roeder, Inc. owner md contr-. il.I5O
The sun., 1919-08-02
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form, Rate and Maturity Bid. Asked yield
Coupon Avs, jan, 1854. .....10S 109 400
Registered AVS, jan 1864. .1U 10Sh d0e
Coupon ass, Sept, 1868. .10s 100 4.6
Registered AIS, Sept, 1865. .l07 1854 4.06
Coupon ANS, March. 1855. .l02 400
Registered Ans, March, ls65.l01 40S
Coupon ANS, jan, 1865. .l02 4&
Registered ANS, jan, 1865. .101 40s
Coupon AIS, Jan, i94S......101 40s
Coupon ans, jan, 1916. 100 to5
Coupon a, 1867. .............. eS% .. 4.6
Coupon Is, 19e0-e2, Canal. es% s9A 4.0S
Registered 4s, 1960-62, Canal. sS l0S
Coupon Is, 1s6S-s2, Highway. 9s% s9k toS
Regis. "a, 1852 Highway. IS 40s
Coupon Is, Jan, 1e46,. ...... qsh $40
Registered IS, jan, 1946.... eS =. 4n
Coupon 4s jan, 1942........ 9Sh 1914 $40
Registered As. Jan. 1912. 9S
The sun., 1919-08-02
Vogue for Fur Hats Predicted.

In view of the fact that many of the
latest model hats from Paris show the
extensive use of fur not only as a deco
ration but for the making of the entire
hat, wholesalers here believe that with
the arrival OF cool weather there will be
a great vogue for this type of millinery,
and they are preparing to create styles
to meet such a demand.
Considerable attention is being directed
by stylists here to the use of monkey
skins for trimming. this fur being used
extensively by the French milliners.
The sun., 1919-08-02
WATCH HILL HOME LOOTED.
n. A. sayIes Loses 100000 in Gems
In Latest Robbery.

Z PROVIDENCE, Aug. 1.-The summer
home at Watch Hill of Frank A. Sayles
amendment TO the Federal Constitution.
The sun., 1919-08-02
LIS PENpENS.


BEAVER ST, ], cor New s., ~ tNI3u
lrreg-Rafael Del Castillo agt Forrest
Raynor ct al (partition); sttys, Ros-n'
berg q Ball,
18TH AN, W S, bet 45th and 46.h So
lot 30--Aug Mucllecker sgt Mare
kuenslen ct al foreclosure Of tax henI'
attys. ii A & G. f Heydt
Bronx.
UNION ST, cor Barker ay, zoe. * W
Agnes T Mullett agt Lillian Hoe 81 a
foreclosure OF MTG; atty, J Harm
son.
1s3D ST. $, 2Sss n OF Washington
av, 3SNl00-Ena Reed Andrews agt 'Tts'
ton Co ct al foreclosure Of mtg, a'H'
Il + Edsal
The sun., 1919-08-02

include forty-four hour week, a mini
mum wage of s45 week for first class
weavers and $40 for second class
weavers.
The sun., 1919-08-02
OVERLAND TIRE CO.
An Open Letter to Mr.. John N. WHY'S

continued public statements denying connection with
OVERLAND TIRE COMPANY called attention,
and therefore take the liberty of informing that the
OVERLAND TIRE COMPANY has attempted convey
the impression that it in identified with
WILLYS-OVERLAND COMPANY.
The word "OVERLAND" introduced
OVERLAND TRAIL" extensively
and freely. The Union Pacific Railroad
passenger the "OVERLAND LIMITED The State
of New York has passed favoraby the right of the
LAND TIRE COMPANY to the "OVERLAND" in con-
necton with its tires Moreover, glance at the New
Telephone Directory reveals that there thirteen
operating "OVERLAND" various con-
manufacture articles ranging in from
ton pictures
growing business is based ability successfully
rebuild which proud
upon any similarity with the Of the WILLYs
OVERLAND COMPANY. The total annual loss resulting from
the scrappg of automobile tires appalling and
this
ing of unqualified commentator and hearty support.
Signed John D. Owen
PRESIDENT
The sun., 1919-08-02
Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

WILLIAM zUCKERMAN - Involuntary
petition against William Zuckerman,
dealer in butter and eggs SAT West 145th
street, 1906 Seventh avenue and 1876 East
18th street. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
$4,000. Principal claims: w. H. Ull-
mann, s343; Aaron NJ. Altman, s2i4;
Julius Rapier. s22. Gerald Jackson
named as receiver. Shame & weinrib,
29e Broadway, are the attorneys.
FRANKLIN GUY-Voluntary petition by
FRANKLIN Guy, doing business as Guy,
New York retail milliner. 123 East Fifty
seventh street. Liabilities. s11.57s; as
sets. s2.774. Principal claims: Anne
D. Fleetwood, s525: william A. Fergu-
son. 500; scully Bros. Inc. ,sl4s; J. n.
Allen, 50 Nassau street, is the attorney
MAURICE A. LIPPMAN COMPANY, INC
Involuntary petition against Maurice
A. Lippman, fruit dealer, 25S Washing
ton street Liabilities and assets not
given. Principal claims; william voor-
hees, $599; r. Z. Cochan e. Co, S203i
C. " Smith Co., $454. Frank II. Reu-
man, 900 Broadway, is the attorney.
JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday, August 1, the first name being that
of the debtor:
The sun., 1919-08-02

MANHATTAN.
The first name is that of the debtor, the
econd that Cf the creditor and date when
judgment filed:
Hutchinson, James-William T.
Meyers Machine Co., Inc; Feb.
Epstein, Richard IN D. steuer;
Ashley, Arthur NV. N. Hara-
don; oct. 20, 1918. ............ 1o22s
Tisdale Lumber Co.-Fountain &
Choate: Feb. IA. 1919 (released) 262.1o
Taylor. Charles Pm. Y. Tele-
-, phone Co. June So 1892. 49,. 2oo.21
Inc.-Honmsn & Kropff Chem
ical Co. May %. fslS. ........ lOs.s0
Taylor Charles P.-w. j. Hutch
eson; June "a, 1902. ...,,..... 2s1.23
sneckner. Percy Ms schin ct
al Sept. 30. 1s12......,..,... 1871
Brown. Lillian NE. Smith;
Juno Z, 1919. .:...::........... 1926
man; May 2s. 1s1S............ l,os714
Dec. rs. 1915 .........,......., 1925
King, john E-Atias Assurance
CO, Ltd; June Is, 1915, -, 1874
Wood. George E.-Same; June rs.
hgiS iY;oihn;'iE;''isn;di''c;co,r1occ'E 1889
Wood; same; April 90 is1S., lOASs
schwal; July %. igls,..,.... S74,S4
Anthony Bldg Corpn Milton An
thony and Blanche L, Anthony
j. Kemp; March 4. 1919. 562.s1
Howell, William De X. Dool-
ing: Aug. 10. 1916. 1,5a4.5o
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Jewelry, All Prices.

LingeTie Clasps. solid gold. s1.oo pair. Leval.eres, gold filled, at ,1.eo and Si25. Lavaiieres. solid gold, at s1.Ss. Bracelets, piszes' and women's s1.oO ID S2.i5. coiored Stone Bar Pins, $l.oO to s2.25. Bah5' Pins at S1.0o to st.5b. .,. .s.t Brilliant Stone Bar Pins. :1.oo to Ss.es. Mems Gold filled Scarf Pins at sl.oo. co'o-ed Stone Brooches. s1.0O to $i.25.' Locket and Chain. gold-d,lea. ss.oo 10 $2.as. Mems soldered Link Watch Chains. I5c.
 Women's Fancy Stone Kings. 25c to $1.39
 Colored Stone and Metal comoina- ticn Eead Necklaces. eaca in satinhned box. 5oc to s3.75. Pearl Beads. all lengths. 25c to SIPS. Jewel Boxes gold or silver plated, sec to t3.9o. '--- --- Pin Cushions, eilyer.p,ated, s5c and soc. -s Vases, silver plated. 25c and 5oc. Clocks. gold plated. s2.5o to s4.ss. Sterling Silver Lockets. miniature size, 53.9S to ss.5n.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Gifts for Men

Mems Neckwear, in a big variety of styles and patterns. all excellent values, at Csc to $s.o0. Mems Garte-s, in Christmas boxes. at 2Sc, 35c and soc.
 Mems Arrlbands, fancy or plain. in Christmas boxes. at 35c and soc. Mems Combination Sets, Garters and Armbands, at -5ec. 75c and $1.00.
 Mems suspenders, in Christmas boxes. at 39c. Csc. $1.oo, SIPS and $l.90.
 Mems Belts with Tnitialed Buckles. or Plain Sterling Silver Buckles, at, $1.25 and $1.50. Mems Gloves, for work or dress oc- casions, all kinds, at sl.25 to SS.50. Mems Wool Gloves at 75c to s1.5o Men's Shirtstof perca1e, madras and fibre silk 2 good assortment at $1.65 to $100. M
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Stationery

4 splendid assortment Of Stationery --dozens of different styles--irl, cluding Eaton, Crane 6 Pike's. White 6; Wyckofrs. in 1, 2, 3 and 4-quire combination boxes. at 25c to s3.50 g box.
 children's Writing Paper at :5e and 50c.
 Writing Paper, choice of five eo,o.s. in enerquire boxes, at 2Se. esc and 59e. VI Writing Paper, in two-euire boxes. plain white or assorted coiors. aii paper or paper and Gold .edge Cards, five very special values, at 5sc 79e. 9sc. s1.i0 and SIPS a box. Highland Linen Writing Paner. all eolors, i2 different styles Of En- veiopes, at soc a box.
 Highland Linen Writing Paper, all eelors, with eolored borders, at 7Sc and s5e a box. IVY Highland Linen. Tn a variety of color combinatio~s, one and two- ouire boxes. at 7sc to si,75 8 box. Cranes Linen Lawn Paper. one and two-euire combination bczes, at S5c to s2.25.
 Correspondence Cards. ali eo;ors. plain or with tinted or gold edge borders. at 25c to s5e box.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Fine Blankets

Tine Blankets, in white. gray, piaid and novelty effects, at s4.98 to $25.00 each. Beacon Bath Robe Patterns, with cords to match, at $49S to. sI.50 a pattern. Beacon ComfortAbles, In an excel lent assortment of colorings, at se.oG to sio.50 each. Beacon Novelty Crib Blankets at 93c to $2.9S.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR BOYS

Boys Winter Gaps, with Ear Bands, at s1.5a and s1.95. "Tim's" Muffler Caps for boys. all worsted, in navy. gray and khaki, at sI.95. ka2oo Suspenders, with Garter At cachrnents. sizes to IS, at z5e. Boys Blouse Waists light and dark effects, sizes 6 to. i5. at $1.225 10 ;i35.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Housekeeping Goods

Turkish Towels. with beautiful Jacquard cClored effects, at S7]ac
 to s1.9S.
 Guest Towels. Turkish and Linen
 and Wash Clothes to match, in
 neat Holiday boxes. at 7ec to s1.e5
 q set.
 Fine Towels at soc to $S.9S. Table Cloths at $500 to $25.o0. Napkins at $2.0O to $So.o9- a. iozen. Real Madeira Scarfs at $4.5O to
 $9l5G.
 F'ilet Scarfs at SIPS to ss.9S. Tea Clothes at s2.00 to s4o.0o. / Luncheon Sets real Madeira, at
 S600 to $17.5e. Novelty Crochet Sets. for hot dishes.
 at $l.00 and $f.50 a set of four.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Fountain Pens

Fountain Pens. gold pen points, lever style, self filters. fully guar anteed, made like the S2.50 and :. $500 advertised pens Special value at s1.25 and $1.50.
 Conkiin Fountain Pens with the Crescent style self-filler. mems and women's styles. fully guaran- teed at s2.50 to $500. Attached pocket clips 25c extra.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Christmas Cards

Christmas and New Years Post Cards at 1c each, 10c 9 dozen. Christmas and New Years Book lets, hundreds of different styles, at Sc, Sc, 10c, 15c and .25c each. 1920 Calendars, including scenes. blue bird, red bird and Colonial Subjects, each in an individual box, at 10c to 75c.
 Christmas Seals. Tags and Cards, at sc and 10c.
 Christmas Ribbon on spools for tying packages at t0c Q spool.
 (Millinery Sectionl
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
TOYS

Most Of our great big basement salesroor1 is given over to our immense showing of Toys. Here you will find about everything you ever saw or expected to see in Tc,fs and scores of other new and interesting nnirth provokers you never even dreamed of see- ing-iust one big table after an- other all exhibiting Toys.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Religious Articles

Crucifixes, gold or silver-plated, soc to $4.S0. Candle Sticks. gold or silver plated,
 soc to s1.75.
 Rosary Beads, all colors, at 5oe. Rosary Beads: b-year guarantee,
 sl.00 and SIPS.
 Rosary Beads. Io-year guarantee,
 sl.5o. Rosary Beads. 2o-year guarantee.
 s2.25 to s5e5. - Children's Prayer Books, Ice to
 $i.5o. " Women's Prayer Books, Soc te $500. Mems Prayer Books. soc to s1.e5.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Mems Caps at s1.5o to $500. Boys Bath Robes at s4.s5.

boyS Batn ttooSS at $4.S3- Mems House Coats at $500 to s15.o0. Mems Fancy Knit Vests at s6.50 to 5000.
 Mems Rain Coats at $50 to $25o0. Travelling Bags at ss.5o to 5000. Trunks at s1o.e0..to 5000. Mems SIX Handkerchief, plain ana
 fancy, at ssc. 50c, 65c, I5c and si.0o. Mems Umbrellas at s2.5o. s3.0o and $4.0c
 Mems Cotton Hosiery, in black, tan
 and gray. at 25c. 3sc. Mems silk Hosiery-Phcenix, Onyx, Notasenle, Everwear, Shawknit.
 Etc. at 45c to s150. SPECIAL! Mems Half Hose, black or cordovan. three pairs in a box.
 at s1.i5 box.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19

Ch:ldren.s RoIrpers. sizes 2 to $. at SIPS, value 2L5o. Children's Sweaters at $e.95 to $S,5o. Boys Sweaters, all sizes, at s4.59 to $90G. Boys Washable Play Suits, sizes ; to {. at. $1.@5. Doys' Corduroy Juvenile Suits, sizes to <. Q: $50 and $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19

Our showing of Women's Neekwear
 is most complete. The most popular styles this year are the Lace Roll and Point Col lar-price range soc to $2.oe. Silk Windsor Ties. plain ce.,rs and plaids-also the popular Middy Ties, at soc to ss5c. Boudoir Caps. each in a separate box an excellent assortment. at 75c to s2.5o.
 Women's Sport scarfs in silk at $500 and $S.50. Sport Scarfs in silk and wool at sf.5o.
 Angora scarfs. all the newest ideas, at s5.95 to s7.oo,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Hair Ornaments

Barretteg, stone-trimmed, 59c to
 SIPS.
 Back Combs. s1.oe to SITS. Spanish Combs. 5ec to s2.5o. Back and Side Combs, three -piece
 sets, stone trimmed, $l.25 to s3,5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Special at 75c

Gold filled y-Lavaliere Misses and Woren's Bracelets, Colored Stone Brooches. Bib Hold CTS. Baby Pins Brilliant Bar Pins, Ear Rings. Stcne-tr:1nned Bar rnlfne I.tn
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Special at 50c

Gold fitted and Gold top Jeweiry, some set with various colored stones--Cameo Brooches. Ear Rings, Baby Lockets. Baby Crosses and Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Brilliant Stone Bar Pms, Hat Pins. Circle Pins, Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Women's Petticoats

Women's- Petticoats, heather bloom top, with silk fiounce. black and colors, at s3.50-extra sizes S4-50. Women's Silk Petticoats at $500 to $7.50-e2tra sizes $8.50.
 Women's Jersey Silk Petticoats at $6.50 to $11.50-extra sizes SS.5e.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Hot Water Bottles

Metal Hot Water Bottles at $1.50 to $S00.
 Rubber Hot Water Bottles at s1.5o to $S.25
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Playing Cards

Playing Cards. some with gold edge, some in leather cases, others in original cases, at soc to S1,00.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Wornen's s Aprons

Women's Bungalow Aprons. light and dark Percales-at S1.75 to $2.75.
 Women's Tea Aprons, plain Lawn dotted Swiss and cross bar mus lin-at soc to S9c each. a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
School Boxes

Children's School Boxes, containing Per cils, Erasers, Etc. at 2Sc to 75c.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Auto Robes

We make splendid showing of Auto Robes-the Chase Robes and the Streock's Robes in all the newest cclorings.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Glove SIX Underwear

Women's Glove Silk Underwear. 2 dainty gift~~the assortment in-. clude: Camisoles. p Epvaiepe chemise, Kniekerbeekers, Etc. at s4.5o to s9.0e.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
WoMENs SWEATERS FOR GIFTS

wonens Fibre Sweaters at
  0tH 4H S4p-CH atu cooi sNe Thread coors Sweaters s25o S3000
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19

Gold plated and Gold top Jewelry- Brooches, Lingerie Clasps, Bar Pins, Beauty Pins. Cuff Links, Barrettes, Hat Pins, Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
DOLLS

Our big family of -DcIIs is also in the basement-and # is q big family Of as fine locking a lot os
 Dolls es one could wish to see. Big pcl!s and Little cn9s. Dressed Dolls and those that 1sed dresses, Boy. Coiis and Girl Dolls, some with wigs, some have none-and Character Dolls.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Special at 35c

Cuff Pins, Waist Sets, Hat Pins, Cuff Links, Bar Pins, Brooches,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Children's Silk Socks

Children's Silk Socks for gifts- white, pink and blue, sizes to els, at 75c pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
JEWEL.RY
Special at 25c

Sterling and Gold-plated jeweiry, each article in a neat individual box.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Women's Bath Robes

We make a special showing during the Holidays of Womens Bath Robes-price range $500 to $17.5O. Women's Corduroy Bath Robes at $7.50 to $15.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
WoMENs NEckWEAR, SPORT sCARFs, ETC.

4 l.'4 -. aH.a- - Chiidren's Knitted Sets. in leather, rose. Copenhagen, brown, purple Oxford, tan and black, at $4.9S to $50.
 Marabou Scarfs and Muffs. in nat nral and Black. all the new shapes, at $500 to s32.50 each. Women's Dressing Sacdues. in diff ferent color. conbina tions, at S59S to S9.00.
 Spencer's and Smuggers', in gray, Copenhagen, green. black and white at S2.00 and s2.5o &s Knitted Shawls in plain colorsi and novelty effects. at st.25 to SS.50, Knit Leggins, in black. white. khaki and gray, at $1.75 to s2.25. Jersey Leggins. in black gray and brown. at S1.75 to S2.0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
BOOKS
STATIONERY

Stationery makes . useful and acceptable Holiday gift for a
 grown person or for children. We carry large line of the best kinds Of Stationery, includ- ing Eaton, Crane and Pikes' Stationery, in beautiful Holiday
 combination boxes, containing
 one, two and three cuires of Paper and Correspondence Cards
 in white and eolors. Why not consider Stationery?
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
Gifts For Women

Camisoles Of wash satin and crepe- de-chine at S1.75 to $50. Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemtse at sS.9s to s5-9s. Crepe de Chine Gowns at $500 to s1s.00. The latest novelty-the "Step-in" Chemise. made of wash satin and epe-de-chine, with ribbon tops, in pink blue and lavender, at $500 and s6.75.
 Women's Crepe Kimonos. in a wide variety. at sS.25 to s7.5o. Womens Cardigan Jackets. in gray and black. at $2.I5 to $4.00. Women's Spencers. in all colors. at S250 and. S3.00.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-07-04
Guns Thunder News.

New York-The guns of thirty war
ships anchored in the Hudson river,
the bIare OF sirens of hundreds Of
other craft. pealing bells from scores
of church spires and the strains Of
THE Star-Spangled Banner carried
the news to New York that Germany
had at last faced the dotted line and
that peace had brought to close the
greatest war of history. The words
peace treaty signed" flashed from
government wireless stations to the
super-dreadnousht Pennsylvania, Ad-
miral Mayo's flagship, was the signal
which let loose the guns. By flag and
semaphore the news flew from ship to
ship of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets
at anchor here, and was answered
with the crash of salvos repeated
twenty-one times In the national
salute
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-07-04
Wants Blame for War.

Berlin.-Dr Theobald Won Bethmann-
Hollweg, former German chancellor.
has asked the allied and associated
powers TO place him on trial instead of
the former emperor. The former chan
cellor says that he assumes responsible
ity for the acts of Germany. during his
period of office and places himself at
the disposal of the allies. The request
of the former chancellor was made
June % in communication to Pre-
mier Clemenceap
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-07-04
War Board Labors Over.

Washington.-The national war 10
Dor board has ended its activities pre-
paratory to final dissolution by the
President. No new cases will be heard
nor new applications received, but
present controversies, Jointly submit
ted, which cannot be concluded prior to
June 80, Will be assigned to the joint
chairman or section of the board for
disposition The board said it had rec
commended that with the approval Of
the President all administration duties
In connection with the unfinished cases
and all records and files OF the board
be transferred to the Department of
Labor
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-07-04
Famous Place is Dry.

New Haven, Conn.-One Of the most
famous of the college Institutions will
disappear when Morey's hangs out the
sign: mo Alcoholic Beverages Sold
Here" The traditions of nearly three
quarters of century will be shattered
when this old English tavern. probably
better known than any similar refec-
tory in the country, closes. Morey's
was discovered by the class OF 1888.
From that time on Morey's has been Of
Yale as literally as one of the build
ings OF the campus itself.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-07-04
To Smash Anarchists.

ington.-Provision for vigorous
steps by the federal government
against bomb throwers and other an
archists and radicals-declared by gov
ernmene officials to be plotting the
overthrow Of the government and
spending $1,000, 900 monthly to that
end-were made in the sundry civil
appropriation bin as reported to the
Senate Among the measures recon-
msnded were large additional appro-
priations for the department of tusuca
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-07-04
Propose Ten-Day Recess.

Washington.-Proposals that Con-
gress recess for ten days, beginning
early next month, after the annual sup
ply measures have been passed, have
been made by some Democratic sem
ators, but thus far Republican leaders
have refused to agree. holding that In
view Of the early return OF President
wilson, and his desire to address the
Senate 1t would be unwiss for the
Senate to suspend Its work In the i'm
mediate future.