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New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
AMERICAN PORTS

ers Agamcmnon (put), New York: Pine
more Br) st. Helena Bay Nicholas
Suneo tNor.). Port Antonio Cleared !:
steamers Falkenfels tBr.). Falmouth (for
orders); Escalona {Br.). Port Lobas !:
SC SC chooner Dewitt Brown. Havana bark
w West Fallen (Nor.). Rio Janeiro Sailed !:
tNor). Tampico; Clintonia ORB Gibraltar
Oor orders); GuiIdford. Norfolk: Calico
rock Boca Grande: Irtysh tRus). New
Queen OF Scots tNor) Rio Janoiro.
-, BOSTON. May T,--Arrived: Steamers
titan tEro. London Lnkc Washburn.
SewnlFs Point, Sailed: Steamers Creclan
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Siberian Schools Opening

OMSK, April 22.~ Special schools are
oeing opened to prepare for respons-
bic positions In municipalities and
zemstvos The Irkutsk University has
organized special faculty to prepa re
for work sn cooperative organizations
The same kind Of faculty has been
opened in the University Of Omsk
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Firm Market in Paris

PARIS, May Trading on the
Bourse to-day was on firm basis Of
quotations. Rentes were quoted at 63
francs 26 centimcs for cash. Exchanges
on London was at 2s.83 and the per
cent loan as S8.d5. The dollar was
quoted at from 6 francs IL centimes
to 6 francs l6 centimcs.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
House Furnishings, Floor Gov.
erings, Furniture. Draperv

LTIMORE-Hutzler Bros Co, dry
goods. etc; A. A. Hall, china, glassware,
lamps: Bresn
PROVIDENCE. r. I.-Hoefer e. Fisher
Co.: c. Hoefler decorators and furnishers
Collingwood.
SCHENECTADY. n. Y.-New England
Furniture Co; A. Morris carpets and fur
nlture; RrOadWaY Central.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

~, me approximate amour, of the lien or
snarse. 10 satisfy which the above-.Iescr:bed
pnoperty Is 10 be sold. is sel5O 90. Win in
1eres' 1a,a thereon from the lst day of May.
snao,,r,e n,S, toee'ner With costs and allowances
Mvun.ins Mnv ans 20 SS13.4l. with interes. from
may ne 1nd. 1919, together with the expenses
taxsn Ha sne sale The approximate amount Of ths
liens, which re to be allowed to ths nnr.
b,,asea bu ,ea out OF the purchase money or paid
os me Reseree, Is $4,000 and interest
lated New York. May s. 1919
JACOB J. LESSER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

etc sailed steamer Save Prince ''1I'rs 1sr,s'
from Shanghai). New York
jIUEINA, April 25.-Sailed: Steamer
Caltano UtaL), Baltimore.
lEGHoRN. April 2S: 2S:-Arrived: steam
st John, n. B.
>, LONDON. May 5.-Arrived: Steamers
British Marquis GBr.). New orleans via
Newport News Invincible. New York
MANILA, April 29.-Sailed: Steamer
senator, Seattle.
Giuseppe Verdi Gtal) (from Genoa), New
York. ~
NAPLES April 2s-Arrived: Steamer
Besseggen (Nor), New Orleans via New
port News.
Transpacific Mails
me connecting mails close at the Gen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postofice
station New York, as follows:
Phlllppine Islands. via Vancouver and
victoria, b; C.. at $50 p. n May "a
for dispatch per steamship Empress of
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand, and specially addressed mail for
Australia, via San Francisco at $40 n n,
May 26 for dispatch via steamship
Paloona.
Samoan Islands, Australia and specially
Francisco. at 80 p. M, June s, for dis
patch per steamship Ventura.
hawaii and Guam, close 8 80 D. M daily
I MS mall is forwarded to the Pacific
coast daily for dispatch to destination
oy the best opportunity.
Japan. Corea. China Siam Cochin Chin,
ana Netherlands East Indies close at S 80
2, B., m; daily This mail is forwarded to the
Pacific Coast daily for dispatch to desins
'ioh py the best opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
, IL S I e n a N c c
Cereals

Wheat Reports from the wheat
belt are that the backward spring has
greatly delayed seeding in parts Of
North Dakota. In the Mississippi Val
ley seeding is finished. 1t is believed
that, because of weather conditions,
the spring wheat acreage will not be
as large as had been expected and that
more oats. barley and corn will be
grown. Receipts Of wheat at New York
yesterday were $4,000 bushels.
Corn Corn prices receded yester-
day, net losses for the day being 3 to
5as cents. Traders who expect higher
prices were cautious in view of the
Federal Wheat Directors speech at
Chicago last Tuesday, and this tended
to make the market vulnerable to
attack. Opening prices were higher.
Buying was based on the unfavorable
weather, light receipts and higher hog
prices. Prices eased off, however,
partly on news that the minimum ex-
port price in Argentina had been re-
moved. Later, prices broke under an
attack which took advantage of the
possibility that the Wheat Director
may put the country back on a thirty
day supply basis.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
urs

MISUNDERSTANDING Co.; G. f. johnson,
furs; Syndicate Trading Co, 230 Fifth
Avenue
CLEV Co; j. d. Knight.
furs; Syndicate Trading Co; 230 Fifth
Avenue
1NDfANAPOL1S--L. s. Ayers Co: Miss
stephens, furs: Associated Merchandising
Corporation. z25 Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

In New York County
Beacon Tool & Supply Corpn-
Advance Machinery Co....... s2,O06ss
Berry, Benjamin S-M. Ahu-
Boericke Harriette j.-Bruck iV''''
Weiss Millinery, Inc. ,,......... 16o.s5
BASS d Bass lnc.-M. Karp. 243.20
Burke, John. by guardian-D.
Crowley; costs ............... 10S9s
Casino Waist Co, Inc.-Phoenix
DAVIS. David il; NJ. ana Jacob ''''''
Silverstone Nnterstate Wine
p; LleIo, Aniello !washingfon ''''-'
Square Lumber Co).-Empre
Moulding Co, Inc. ......... 2s279
Ellsworth Alfred S-New York,
New Haven Hartford r
Empire Square Realty Co-Ru-
dolf Gersmann. Inc. c.......... 1910
Emdin. Lionel. f. Norris. . 125SS2
Eastern Distiler Distributors Co.
1nc.-H. L. Kelly. ....t ....... 1,55o.76
Eureka Paper Co.-Vito G. Can
Flynn, ,1 Charles les A., and Manches- SS' %
ter ter Vsrmont Dairy Co. Tual 536.34
Field, oliver c.-sheppard Knapp '''' -
Fleitman. S.' Ida ida. NE. Gould ct 3s's0
Covers. Francis-John Jardis Iron ''''''
Golden Gates Mfg. co.H r. ~''''''
Guttman; wolf; and samuel Lieb-
mani. Abowitz costs... 1oo35
!Iollinger, IIsrry-J. Fisher. 49,. sol SO
Heyman, Harry and Jack (Hev-
man Rros.)-L. Casazza ct al $4,000
A. verdini .-.-...-.......,. 2o.147os
Jenness Robert I'm. HON.
burger ......... ........ 1,ss7.4o
l\rainll, Glove Corpn.--Thread
y Agency ................. 1oo.12
HIoPper' BROS: lnc-R Tauber 1851
Kennedy, David E.-A. 4. Ryan
ct al; costs. ...-........ A...... 2241o
Nesslor. Iouis-p. Liitenberg 410.6e
,heb"rman, Jacob. Hochfelder 1S4.4o
Llebcrman. Jacob international
Folding Paper Box Co; costs los %
i.anisan bros., lnc.-S. Goldman 14,326.64
McC'ain. q. Morton, jr--II. NJ
Ratliff ....s ........,........ 1920
McCan, Nmar A-D. Crowley:
costs ... .................. 1oso5
Mcfnany. Mary 81. Tyler. 12a.aO
Oppenh"im, Bertha-Church Of
the Holy Communion ..... sa1o34
Potter, Emily &C. Sella...... 304.1!
rage Harry S.-~P. a. Clark ..... 231.4s
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts were 1891 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
lb, 59@591Ac; extras, 90 score, 5s14c;
frsts, 8s to 81 score, 56@5Sc; seconds,
83 to 81 score, 53@55c; lower grades,
50M52c; unsaltcd, higher than extras,
61 Y M62c; extras, 6OkM61c; frsts,
58M60c; seconds, 55M57c; state dairy,
tubs, finest, 57M58c; good to prime,
54M56c; common to fair, 47M53c;
renovated, extras, 51M52c; firsts, 400
creamery, frsts, 4s1A@491a 1ac; ladies',
current make, frsts, 46h@4sc; sec
onds, 45c; lower grades, 43M441ac;
packing stock, current make, No. /,
44c; No. 9, 43c; lower grades,
39M42hc.
Cheese Receipts were 5,S26 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh flats, colored,
lb, 32A 032 1ac; white, 32M32A aver
grades, 3o@S1c; twins, specials, whites,
32c; colored, 1924 @32hc; average run,
white, 31%c; colored, 32c; lower
grades, flats, held, 37@39c; twins, held,
37(d'39c; Wisconsin. whole milk, twins,
held, 34@l39c; fresh. 32M32 iAc; Single
Daisies, held, 35M3Sc; fresh, white,
33c.; colored, 32 32aM32Ac; Double
DalSleS, nelo, 35U}3Sc; fresh. 32i4 Ia
2h2c; Young Americas, held, fresh,
33a4 (134c; state, skins, specials, 23@l
2312c; prime to choice, 2OM22c; fair
to good, 15G19c; lower grades, 6M14c.
Eggs Receipts were s9,74s cases,
not including 500 cases in transit for
export. Fresh gathered, extras, dozen,
4Sc; storage packed, extra frsts, 471ac;
firsts, 46@47c; gathered, extras, tirsts,
47@47 12c; firsts, northerly sections,
45a46kc; southerly sections, 441aM
As &c; seconds and poorer, 4Oh M4.lc;
drties, No. l, Al 11a0421ac; No. 2 and
poorer, 37M4Olac; checks, good to
choice, dry. 4oM41c; under grades,
3.5(a Sc; state, Pennsylvania and near
by, Western, hennery whites, fine to
fancy, 52M53c; ordinary to prime, 47(al
sic; gathered whites, ordinary to fine.
17(a sic; Pacific Coast, whites, extras,
SIC; Western and oouthern, gathered
whites, 46M5Oc; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby, hennery browns. 49M5Oc;
gathered brown and mixed colors, 440u
4Sc; duck eggs, Baltimore, 50M55c;
Virginia, 50n 55c; Western and other
Southern, good to prime. 5OM53c; far
Southern, common to fair, 36c goose
eggs, 6ot070c.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

GWYNN. JOSEPH KEAN-IN r--nc--
.a anee OF an order OF Honorable i p g.
Varl Ya,ah Surrosate OF the County of New
sons hm%ins aviroe s Is hereby given to ali per.
SN wynn. late of the County Of New Yorr
s deceased. to present the same with vanrh.
rS ~ .nereof to the subscrlber at It's niar.
pl %, .iransacting business. to wit. No '.x sSx
ha,, hha,,n Avenue. In the Borough OF Man.
Vvn,iah. Vor,, cty OF New York. State OF New
ber. 1919. next. '" ""y OF octo-
,oia nated New York. the lst day Of Anr,,
1918 LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY '"'
1WlNN 4 PELI.. Attorneys Tor Eysr,.
'of' Nassau Street Manhattan. ~ y
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Petitions in Bankruptcy

BEACON UNDERWEAR MANUFACT-
URING COMPANY-An involuntary peti-
tion against the Beacon Underwear Manu-.
tacturing Company alleges liabilities Of
petitioning creditors and their claims are ::
Max e. Bloch, $3.50; Frank j. Shaininark,
s625. and Margaret Himmel. s7l3. Julius
Fischer, $S Nassau Street. is the attorney.
petition of William Abrahams Forty
fourth Street and St. Marks Place, shows
liabilities of S3,S33 and assets of SIS. The
three largest creditors are: r. R. Wood g.
wtz g. Son. 10 West Twenty ninth Street.
$3.50, and DietZ & Son. ST Nassau Street,
$500. Louis Halle, 1890 Broadway, is the
attorney.
EMMA BARNETT.--A voluntary petition
of Emma Barnett % West l2Sth Street.
'.~v Ito h;l'+,c~ - 'Hr
There two creditors-cstate OF Mildred
Street, $500 and Joshua Butler Wright,
Washington. ID. C.. 2,6S5. Paul Hellinger,
500 Broadway, is the attorney.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
in the United States District Court were
as follows
GREY & GREY. LTD-A schedule of
Grey e. Grsy Ld Mest 29tn Street 1t,
$27,350, Of which s15,5Oo is secured by
the stock in trade and machinery The
three largest creditors are: Mime Helen
Dumas, Paris, France. $1,000, r. l..
s3,134. j. Carl Becher 225 Fifth Ave
nue. is the attorney.
Assignments
JOSEPH rEDERBUscH. dealer in
painters supplies at S29 Third Avenue.
yesterday assigned for the benefit of
creditors to Charles Brown.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Orchard and Field
livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday a year ago
Livestock fair to
prime. 90 lb $4,000 1900 $4,000 II 100
Dressed beef sides
lb.,... ........ .a1@ .o5,4 .1s%@.23E:
Live veals COM
mon to prime
100 lb ..... 12JO1l..0O I2OOG15 5O
Dressed veas,city
lb .......... 100 e6 1870 "a
Live ewes. 100 ID 8.0O@12.OO 95O@Io.5O
Dressed mutton,lb 200 20 226D 2;M
Live lambs. fair
to prime, 100 lb 1000 1850 l6,5Om -
Dressed lambs
city, lb ... $50 SO .e5@ 10
Hogs. 100 lb. 20.50@91.OO 1S4O@18.6O
Dressed o & s.
bacon. lb ..... .2811 a .283I 2551 "a o57a
Mess beef, bbl =. .. 81. 90 "a SO 90 ~ 0i, "a az ~,
Mess pork Dbl 37.OO@ -- $3.50 q @54 90
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
JAVA
Sugar and Coffee


Sugar.-Dispatches from San Juan
say the Porto Rican crop will fall be-
low estimates. Cuba reports rapid
progress in harvesting. In the western
provinces many factories will end their
season in about two weeks. There is
little doubt, it is said, that the final
outturn will run over 100000 tons.
Coffee Futures.-3 Prices made net
gains yesterday Of % to 80 points. 1t
is reported that Brazil is negotiating
with France for the sale of Rio and
Santos coffee, amounting to more than
100000 bags, which is owned by the
Brazilian government. Official cables
reported Rio spot coffee IS reis higher
and Santos unchanged.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Shoes

CHICAGO-W. A. Wiebolt & Co; F. S
Orth shoes; 141 Madison Avenue
ST. PAUL-Field SchlcI< & Co; e w
Hess shoes; 1888 Broadway, Sd floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
ca

Active business was reported in the
tea trade yesterday as a result of or
ders which had accumulated over the
Monday; Most of it was said to be for
actual distribution to the jobbinr trade.
Quotations for lots of so and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

Judgment was filed:
In New York County
Baronc, Joseph Pr Carbone;
=, July 25, 1915 lcancelled) ..... ss25. %
Tostevin. Clifford L.-Fountain &
Choate. Inc; Feb. a. 1918
c. eancelled) ....::. sse6.12
(cancslled) ............... as77s7
. Inc; Feb IA, 1919 tcancelled). 1141.76
Same-Hull, Grippen & Co; Feb.
II, 1919 (cancelled) ......... 35G.65
Rosa Realty Company and Jerry
Steri--Candee Smith & How
'. land Company; May l. 1913... 2.s3s.57
Van Dyke Auto Company, Inc
X s. Huddleston; March Z,
Burrough. Lillian and William F. ''V''''
M. Klein; Dec. 6, 1917....... 11,3s1.o6
Campbell. John DC. L. Kings
udsya,5 ley; Jan Jan. IL 1919 .,., 1860
Macomber, " sturgisgj D. LOW
Voorhees,: March 3. 191S.. 2527o
Same-P. Irving; June 90 1914. 141.45
Lubin. Isaac-A. E. Mischlich ct
Gibson, Preston-E. ~ Goodwin;
American ort BILE Band Saw Mil 'Shn
Company, Melvin jackson and
Charles G. Freeman-A. Gard
7a; ner; aug IL 1913. .,.......: 2,7o1.s7
John katzman-Industria Com
mission; Dec. 8, 1917..... 1852
Bernard. Henry H.-tiolden Gate
Manufacturing Company-Juy
g. 1918 Teversed) ........ 1174b
Spring stead. Charles A.. and Guy
w Gordon-H. Lesser; Feb. 49,
Icl5 ....-......... 3.19464
King. Jonas, and William Salkin
Empire Architectural Iron
Works. Inc; Nov. 12. 1915 (can-
King, Jonas-o. b. surpiess ct
al. May 8 1913 (cancelled) 1851
King, Jonas and William SalSn
Il Eckenreth & Son inc:
February IS, 1913 (cancelled). 1868
Same j. F. Murphy Lumber
company; y; January 13, 1915
Sslkin William j r. Murphy
Lumber Company; January IS,
salkin. William@c. an S. Williams. 'V''0
January 3, 1915 (cancelled). 1853
Maritime Transportation Com
ys panyo1E. Io1a S. Pendelton; April
Richmond Light and r. r.. Co. '0V'0
II. Sullivan; March 27. 1e1o.. 10000
Howe. Alfred F.. and Howard j.
Bloomer-Globe Indemnity Com
r, pany June 27 1917. ....;..... 255.ee
Pearlman, Abraham.-S Schild-
kret; May 9, 1918. .......... 17l.5o
Underpinning, Foundation Com
panyn-L. J. Sinsheimer; May
"a. 1915 ...;. ............... 5s5o.45
same. same; May 2. 1919. 128.S0
Purabla Oil Company Mason
Mfg. Company; January 81.
191s...... ............ s54.4s
In Bronx County
Dr. Iicrman-Sprns Snap Fast
rner Nompany Inc. September
~ 1918 ........:......:. :....... s1S5.5t
Miller Fanny. as admx.-Mctro-
politan Distributors ct al; April
sproule, Thomas "A selkin;
February II, 1919............. 1885
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
ath Street.

, The approximate amount Of tho lien o,
81 arse. to satisfy which the above described
tf1tst thereon from ins IN day o, January.
1ris, together With the costs md sllowancs
fpri 10Th. 1919 together with the expenses
oi the sale. The approximate amount Of the
,aAes, assessments and water rates or other
mems, which are to be allowed 10 the pur-
ohaser out Of the purc~ase money or paM
oy the Referee. is s894s and intereat
dated, New York, April 18th 1919
JOHN II ROGAS
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

Spot mddling was quoted at Liver
pool at 1925. Sales were 5000 bales.
Of which 5000 were American Imports
were 1000 bales, none American.
Manchester prices for yarns and cloths
were steady, with a good volume of
business.
Prices for futllre cnntracts fnllou..
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Offerings to BUYERS

<sAPEN. DOfl#ASB. Goa ATB,~~ sv0nf eyfu,
sssoftnpenf - close out Keeper Bros
~ sy4Ss s1tu Il.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
honorable John p: Cohalan, a Surrosat.
OF the County OF New York NOTJCE t
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against s, El'zabeth Nash Rnoades late Of
sne, sne tpun.y or New York, deceased. to pre-
subscriber, at place of transactins BUSHES sne
at aa the once once OF his attorneys, Taylor, jack
IN the City of New York on or befora tt', ~,
l1th day of October next o'e the
. Dateo. New York, the 9th day OF Anr,,
JOHN G. JACKSON
STEPHEN ?. N. RHOApEs
LYMAN RHOADES
TAYLOR, JACKSON. BRoPHY Masx,
SA.torneys for Executors. 80 Ptns
street Stree Borough Of Manhattan. New
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A year ago
Per ton. Fer ton.
Timothy, No. l.
large bales $42oo@43.oo S3ooo032 90
Glover, No. mxd 38.00@40.00 24OO@26oO
Rye straw, No. l 14.OO@15.oO 18oOGl -
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM.
PANY.-Cleans by compressed air. steam
hand or on floor 419 East 4Sth st coz S
BRANDT. Telephone 1872 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Satisfied judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor the
secoad that of the creditor and date when
Judgment MAS fled
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays 3 Previous Yea
MSn NEW sY 19rs s!oss ssc si%ss
Corn -four 1000 4.25 1000 425 500
Rye flr ch s.15glO.00 8.75@l0OO 1886
Bran, 100 lb 1925 @D46.5O 1925 Di6.50
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that of the
de btOr:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Detective Agency

WESTLOTORN'S Detective Agency-Shad
owing. confidential investig ations etc.
80 East 42d. Phone Murray Hin 2743
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

'IAMoNDS AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH. estates appraised purcha sed
BENNETT. 175 Broadway, upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Diamonds

DETECTIVE WORK CAREFULLY AND
confidentialiy conducted Room l21, 2l7
West 125th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-05
ENEMY PROPAGANDlSTS
CONVICTED IN C0BL EN-
Three Germans Guilty of circulat-
ing Objectionable Representations
Among the American Soldiers.

CORLENZ. Tuesday. February / tby
the Associated Pressl.-Three Ger
mans have been convicted in military
courts here during the past few days
ION the charge of circulating enemy
propaganda among American troops
in the occupied area of Germany. The
distribution of material which intelli-
gence officers regard as propaganda
has been carried on IN various ways.
IL has been given away post cards
and sold in stores
Ore shopkeeper was convicted after
having offered for sale a watch fob
with American and German flags
crossed upon it. At Treves recently
ia thousand post cards were confis
Gated by American officers. They pic
tuIed q beautiful German woman VITA
a handful of strings. and at the other
end OF the strings were comparatively
tiny French. British and American
soldiers dancing to her caprice.
BY order of French military author
iitias the study of the French Ian
guage has been. taken UP in the
schools of Bingen on the Rhine. ac-
cDrGihg to German newspapers. With
the Inauguration of the study of
French some difficulty is being ex-
perienced in finding suitable teachers.
1t is said that the teaching of French
Will be undertaken in other Rhine
A"r--.' ?s soon az convenient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-05
BULGARIA AND SERBIA
MAY Be SINGLE STATE
Ultimate Federation of the Two
Nations Would Make for
Peace Preservation.
BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER.
CabieEram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1913.

PARIS. February 4.-The ultimate
federation of Bulgaria with Serbia in a
single state, which hardly seemed plaus-
ibie month ago. now begins to appear
on the horizon as distinct though per-
haps still distant possibility.
The Serbs recognize to some extent
that Bulgaria has claim on Macedonia.
While there has been evidence recently
OF movements for autonomy in this
ng-disputed region. il is believed that
rectihcation of the Serb Bulgarian
frontier on racial lines would allay the
discomfort OF the Macedonians Some
observers believe that the Serbs would
rather reach an understanding with Bull
garia than see Macedonia become auton-
omous.
While nothing can be predicted for the
present. it is being realized more and
more widely that the ultimate federation
OF the two Balkan Slav states would
make for the preservation of the peace
IT. that long, troubled corner of Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-05
TWO COLONIES ARE RETIRED.
Charles Miller and W. H. Bertsch
Retain That Grade.

Lieut.. Coils. Charles Miller and will
liam H. Bertsch, United States In
fautry, have been transferred to the
retired list OF the Army on account
of disabilities incident to the serv-
ice. Col. Miller is a native of Ger
many and served as an enlisted man
in the Army from January, 1884. until
November. 1880. when he was COM
missioned second lieutenant, flth In
fantry. During the Spanish war he
served as captain in the 34th United
States Infantry. He was graduated
from the United States Infantry and
CO valry School in 1893 Recently he has
been stationed at Camp Pike. ARK. :
Col. Bertsch is from Michigan and
was graduated from the Military
Academy IN June, 1891. Regularly as
signed to the infantry, he served sew
eraf details in the Quartermaster
Corps. At present he Is attached to
the ONCE OF the quartermaster' gen
retired in the grade of colonel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-05
L0NG-TERM CREDITS FAVORED
Copper Mine Workers Suggest
Method of Stimulating Market.

Resolutions adopted by representa-
tives of the copper mine workers of
Utah. Arizona and Montana yesterday
call upon Congress Immediately to
provide legislation for the extension
of long-term credits to foreign coun-
tries to stimulate the copper market
and relieve conditions in the industry
which have been characterized as
critical The resolutions also called
upon the War and Navy departments
TO withhold from the market the
stocks of copper now on hand.
The workers before concluding the
conferences with Department of
Labor officials, which have been in
progress since Friday. appointed a
permanent committee to cooperate
with managers of the industry in re-
storing normal conditions. The work
ers presented reports showing that 20
per cent of the copper miners in the
three states are idle because of the de-
creased demand for the metal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-05
ASKS OF BRITISH BARRIER.
Senator Wants to Know if Import
Embargo Has Been Modified.

\ resolution criticising the new
British import embargo order and
asking the State Department. il net
incompatible with public interest. to
inform the Senate IL any steps toward
its modification have been taken was
introduced yesterday by Senator
Weeks OF Massachusetts. Its con-
sideration went over
The new British prohibitions. the
resolution sets forth, are detrimental
to the emp loyment al their full capac-
ity of our manufacturing industries"
and in direct conflict with Nc. of
President Wilson's fourteen peace
principles against economic barriers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-05
SHE WOULD BE MAYOR.
Mrs. Leonora q. Meder to Run as
Non-Partisan in Chicago.

CHICAGO. February 5.-Mrs. Leonora
H. Meder, lawyer, clubwoman and for
mer city commissioner OF public well
fare. has announced her candidacy
for mayor. In making the declaration
OF her intentions. Mrs. Meder said:
There is no reason why a woman
cannot govern the second largest city
in the United States. Can you name
one OF the candidates who has thrown
his hat into the ring who is better quail
flied than II"
Mrs. Meder said she would run as a
non-partisan.