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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02

principal occupant of "the peoples
house" on East Fifteenth street, near
Fifth avenue, controlled by the 80
ciety of the commonwealth center"
A number of well known educators,
not socialists, have from time to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02
JUNKING WEALTH.

Never in the history of this world has 50
much wealth gone to the junk pile as is now go
ing. The German warships are irretrievably
gone; there is less regret even by the haters OF
pure waste because it was a moot question what
to do with those ships; but many millions are
gone, Just the same. In France hundreds of
millions of dollars worth of our property is be-
ing removed; how much will be the salvage from
these hundreds of millions7 Comparatively
little, if reports are to be believed. The wasted
materials and labor, abandonment OF plants,
scrapping of fully or partially complete con
struction, sale of products far below cost, Will
total immense sums. Some Of this junk waste
is necessary; but is it all necessarily We have
always been prodigal people and we nave
been able to be prodigal. But now we are face
to face with need of conserving every resource.
If the old spirit of sending the old to the JUNK
pile and driving ahead to the new with new
costs persists in our present management Oh re-
covery from the war, we shall pay dearly Ior IT
We cannot afford to junk to the tune OF millions.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02

within the ranks. Algernon 4
head of the socialist group IN
board OF aldermen. has long pe0A
dominant figure.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02
RED CROSS PROJECT.

The conception involves not merely efforts 10 re-
ueye human suffering but to prevent II not aione
rhe suffering Of one people but an attempt 20
arouse all peoples 10 a sense or their responsiOii-
fty for the welfare OF their fellow beings through
out the world In brief the plan contemplafes the
Formation of what will be in effect association
in the interest OF all humanity.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02

By the time the senate gets through with the
league of nations the chances are it Will be TOO
late to hold world series.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02

All Of Keokuks stores have two main en-
trances-one in the store itself and one In the
advertising columns of The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02

One Of these days Pancho Villa is gong 70
wake up and find out exactly how blot OF INK
1eels when blotting paper is applied.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02

| honestly believe Is way in which man can
be of greater service than running es'Hfa'
and business To dc that you have go, 20 s
II II is because chook fuil OF enthusiasm
for they the erestest businessmen u"
the worId-Water Cottlnsham.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-02

Read The Daily Gate CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
No Plan to Nasionalize
railroads in Britain
8onar Law, Denying Report,
SAYS Such Proceeding Would
Be q ..Grca, Er:I,,

LONDON, July One Of tho uroon+
matters With wh'ch Premier Tiovd
George has - deal. now that ho hae
returned to ENGLAND. Is the revolt ~
st"e geo Conservative members al -b.
coa-i ton against what thev sueroc. -
oe ne GoNcrnmerts Infections ia f-a
'etc ot nationalizirg Industries. Tesv
car mat nationaliza- of the coil
industry VIII be followed hv the a.jon-
iion Of similar measures with ris'.or5s
ani other concerns. ard ara especially
agifattne the tfnnaport bin. v4rh
gives rir Eric Gedies. Minister '-n-,f
portfolio, extensive powers owe, .rars-
port Of AL kinds including the pore
Of London.
Tho dissenting members Of tho
House o. Commons heli meeting vee.
/ lerdag 10 lazy their views before An
efa# honar law. government leale. c-
the House. who IN renly .are IN opia-
on 'ha5 the question of aetionaiira-
.icn WIS not involved in the trars9os5
,nA lie added Chat tho Premier and
himseit had never discussed uation...
ration and that ~. himself. would
.esafd ma onali1ation IS crca, evii.
lie conc 'uded by say nr that h. FIJI. a
&rea" objection - running the rail-
Ways as government department.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
l9slnes Deny Thai
T. es'1nans Own, Peri
OF Nation Shipping
Legation in Washington
Points 80 Co'lntn'y's Laws
as Making Consrol OF cs-
seis by Foreigners gmpos.
sible

The press department Of 4ho Dor;st
Legation IN Washington ye sterdav sent
TO The Tribune this message. which il
published in full:
The Tribune for Monday. June 20
reprints an article from The Ruader,
IN which II IS claimed that German.
Stlll controls upward Of 300 600 tons Of
merchant shipping, registered under
'ne flags Of neutral nations. Later on
IN the article Denmark is mentioned
among these neutral nations.
AS lar as Denmark. 8, corcornea
'NjS charge is entirely unf0unooi Tbn
H'aflslme laws OF Denmark contain
strict PROVISIONS in raoard to tie repis-
'ratlon OF shiDs and foreIqn oencrsbs f,
OIL STOCK m Danish ship owning com
pahies. Inc laws provide that before
such companies can b. re.-istores i,
,bo.. tl,e register oi Joint STOCK companies
Ohey must insert in fhoir charter.
provision stating either that their
ahafes can be owned w Danish sub
JeClS or, IL tho shares are made or-
20 pearer, that only shareholders If
DahlSn nationality can have he rjpi4t
70 vote the stoek. Furthermore. The
law provides thar to cntitle a shin 10
san "liHer me DANISH flag It mast
el-ner lease To- tWo-thirds Of IFS val.e
pe owned Dy persons who ar. Dar--a
subjects and have not acquired ci+..er-
sshlp IN foreign s5atc er WHO are or
ior at least five years have Been iivinr
IN Denmarh, or it must belong to =
stock company whose board IF 1
reectors resi- lde in Denmark and consist
ol stockhoiders who fulfil the above
N entioned qualifications.
vii thus be seen that it IS prac-
'dcaliy impossible to register German
ships pnder tie fac O Denmark. or
i0r Gcrmans to obtain control IF Dan
'sh ahlp owning companies. EinaNv.
recent IT. lnfVegstigations undertaken by
lJhe great Danish trade orgiaiza. ions
have proved that s. is absolutely M
true that the Germans base obfainoa
control Of any Danish Industries. eaio
c"niag companies, or trading flnss
me In Investigations show tha. they arc
All owned and controlled exclusively
BY Danes"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Smith Wants Rel,earing
I'm Compensation Cases
Writes Chairman Mitchell. Ask
ing That Direct Settlements
BE Envesiigafc,l

ALBANY. luly 1-Iu a letter 10
Chairman John Mitchell Of the Stat
industrial Commission Governor smiti
today recommended THAT the commits
son investigate every direct settle
ment o. workmea's connoneation
case approved by the commission vi.h
0ut hearing since the direct sottlcaaat
law became effective and TO rehear
cnses where necessary.
The Governor said that repor+
from Jeremiah Z. Connor. who is in
vtestieating the direct settlement.
showed that many claimants have been
underpaid in amounts RANGING from a.
few dollars to $1,000. one clajman
VINO received $3.50 in direct settle
ment for the loss of an eye was award
cd Sl,90S after q rehearinr. Anofasr
who had received S402 in direct settir,
ment lor injury to an arm. was found
after hearing TO be entitled n m
addltiona Aaward of Sl.158. a fhir1
who had accepted Sl08 in direct settlo,
ment for an injury to arm and foot.
was awarded $3.5o0 after hear'ns h,
the commission
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK, Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS.
i;y ADElAN u. MtI-LEK g son.
OFFICE. 55 WILLIAM ST,
WEDNESDAY. JIl.Y 2, 1919.
at $50 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS. II AND 16 NJcSEY STREET.
For Account or Trustee.
$1,000 City OF New York go Corporate
81 600 Mj12naa S12gk na9j4 agS9 ST PAN, 6 sau,t Ste
Ma L. L. SO reduced to 40 Bonds.
$4,000 J.: Spencer Turner Co. sG6 Deb.
For account Of Whom 1t May Concern:
20 shs. Morristown Trust Co
100 shs. Denver & Rio Grande r. r. prefd
Ctf. CT Deposit.
40 shs Woodruff & Martin Co.
so shs. The Schildenfrei Drygoods Co.
$4,000 Kansas City, Mexico Orient r. r.
&C. Notes, Due l9l6, undeposited.
$3.50 North Atlantic oyster Farlns, Inc
5>o Deb: Ipcome Bonds, 1924.
400 shs. Oklahoma ltwy. Co. prefd.
$50 shs, Tennessee ne7 Rwy' Light G Power
$50 shs. Tennessee Rwy Light & Power
Co. common.
POS shs- Chicago City & Connecting Ewys
prefd participation ctfs
72s shs. chicago ely & Connectfng Kwys.
COMMON participation ctfs
]04 shs. Knox Hat Co, Inc, 1st prefd
$4,000 Chicago Utilities Co. 1st Mtg. sc
~ BIDS, 1912.
500 shs. Chicago Utilities Co. common
5000 Toledo, Peoria < Western Ry. LIST
Mtg. 4eo Bonds. due July /. 1917.
81 900 Wilkes Barre g. Eastern Ii. Il. LIST
mig. 81 Bond. 1912.
$1,000 General Power d Light Co. lat Prior
Lien &c, Bond, 1916
For Account Of Executors:
$3.50 Columbian Insurance Co. Ctr. of
Pro, IS
100 shs Hvdson River Slate Co
10 shs. Yonors & New York Fire Insui-
ance Co. Of n. Y.
G3 shs, Yonkers & New York Fire Insur-
ance Co. of Nonllers
17o shs. Marshall Coal Co.
25 shs Thirty-fou-th Street Ferry &
Eleventh Avenue Y. i. Receipt
81 International Automobile League
Tire d Rubber Co. with bonus ctr
100 shs. Cogehic iron Syndicate
o 0G0 shs Silver Lode Mines. Ltd.
SO shs. NimiNon Iron SIining Co.
100 shs. bourne Iron Mining Co.
$50 shs Moore Iron Mining co.
J goo shs. The Shurr Gold Mining Co.
Promissory Noes: $500 Edward Wuestner
$500 J. Pichol. 800 !. Pchel. $500 Chas. W.
lNdgway and $500 Tho Goscbic Iron Syn
dicate.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
>243 between 10 4. NJ. and P. ".

=, ST LOUIS Mo-Tamous s. Rarr cr
n j Fielder. mems bows ara r..,...,,.s -
h'es. West 1weu-,-sIath St-..t Sth
s. LOUIS Mo- Tfe,- sis..,,,,- ... .
street. 5th floor
rS9l5spo SA..o oh.o...-#oast y Robinson.
VoPEi<A. hsyl-ii Graenoaus,.. General
'hnI nan. .sf PenDes iVaria
TORONTO Csn-e GreeaAers CO. %
roRRlNGroN. conn w y ,serts
m, ~, Alert drysoels. Cuiaberiane
Moses ssreraI In.rc4.n4.se. il5o H-oaa-
TROY N-f3,sNia & co. NJ cfe
TROY Wv Aff...~ e...,s.,, ,.....
chandiss liore3t S,uar.
il LSA. 1H.4-tsrntsn \ lstss..- l-f.-,,-
''t a.. g irow''. e.othine Pennss ieanis.
VERSAILLES Versailles Overall
IN toii. l'sny Il ) Hal. mfrs csoYals. la
wAsulNoToN-p rarnan. general
v ASH lNGTON --a edward & Ieth.al.
2ronr,n No4n,. iafn" are ana heus asf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Martin COM
W ASHlNGT'9o. y. ooduar4 * I.thror.
Mss collins htsies neckWtar. a. hob
WHEELING. W. Na -G " Cret- con
et9i Siete g N. Greig. mems. bows and
b'i,e :, ,lot'ns. furnishing goods anc
W ~. tNN'I' ~, pel--W ~ Holt 2 CO..
w, ~ ~ - go. rennsNlTaa4a.
=, W IA lNGI N>,. Del-E. Topples Sons. Y.
L. ~, iIi re. Id TO wear. 1870 Il1oal0ev.
NiiAES- hARRE. psnn-N Springer a
nlsnines f.rald square.
,,.N w Nst, N-SALEM. X C-Vyalker le.os
W ''I'' = representative. ,}rAad
wesr Ol'N. ~ Penn =. II. Sc srliat. ,,en.
1piSN Penn. II Bear x co.. II r.
l'AS.ie'' l. 'iress goods silks. lurn< Val
so'us go lnnsa. d tAfst -fa5rs',-
street. ctire A. H. Newc- fi-l
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
AguiIar Expects Relief
For [. 5. Oilmen in Nexicn

=, General Candida Aguiar. Minis-er cf
rorclgn Affairs in the Mexican Cabinet.
VII W SAIL Thursday from New York for
rance without having effected e SCI
'iement Of the problems involving
American oil properties in Nexi,o y
was learned here to-day.
After DENYING reports that he had
conferred with oil interests here. Cen
eral Aguilar declared in Statement.
yesterday that this matter is now
waiting for solution before the Nexi-
can Congress"
III Us nay personal opinion that th,
congress Will issue a just and eouita-
Bile law, in which any rights bolonriae
TO the companies will be CAREFUL
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Attorney Of SO Is Held
On Story Girl, Is, Tells


MANASQUAN, n. J.. July 1.-Theo-
dore j. r: Brown, fifty years ola. a
memper OF the legal STAFF Of the Cen
trail Railroad Of New Jersey and for
seventeen years Prosecutor Of Gcean
County, is under 81 0J0 bail to ava.
the action Of a grand Jury on cbsr..es
preferred by Belle Wilbur. tbjrteeo
daughter OF William H. Wilbur, kooner
OF the Deal Beach coast guard station
Testimony adduced before Justice
Of the Peace John A. Longstreet was
that Mrs. Brown took the Wilbur owl
INTO her home at Brielle. The oirl,s
father swore out warrant for Brow
after he had been told that the man
went into the girls room in the carly
morning and WAS watched by detoc-
tives. Brown charges that he wos
framed up" '''
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Cardinal Ncrcier 50
Arrive About Sept. IS
Hreiafe Nay Cc'nn in Company
v lin the King ard Queen
Of He.ni.,n
- u I-L.1--.a.. :, l. .

f'ifrf ~ T4rfc rpor ? .Y-<
RALTlfoRE, Nd Iely l. Card nal
'.'.'oons to-day recei'el ca. eelasl
rom Cardinal Nerca of Belgium.
*ao stated that he 'eo-'a reach ta,s
country about the miflio or S,nte.,,lor
ana COME cif-tt 70 Baltimore.
= was Cardinal Morc.or's frs.
tenilon 70 arrive in Pa't more ah..
Nerteaber . bnt Cardinal Ciils..
Nfote and requested him not 10 cae
,iiiil ne weather conditions wee mo-.
iaForaJle. iater ii was ran,orol
Cardinal MERCER would come 10
l2ired States in company ,+h i
hine and Queen Of Belgium. who har.
accepted an Invitation 10 visit Pros
dent wilson sorae time this fall /.
his cahleCram to Cardinal Gibbons a..
iHehtion was made Of tho visit % -hc
KING and Queen. but Cardinal Morcie,
stated that h. would come direct to
heitlmore upon his arrival.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
American & British
Manufacturing Company


the Plan of Reoreanizat
having by the Stockholders has been
4.
Dehniye certificates corporation
obtained from the July 2Sth t9t9;
rights conferred the stockholders Plan
made effective until that
You accordingly hereby notified
which entitled present
duly blank
attached thereto between the opening
NJ Mheeye Transfer Agent Room Broadway,
City n " with dehnie signed written showing
such stock Syndcas
under the Plan receipt which, course
be delivered without payment therefor each holder
One Share OF preferred either
a-One and one-half shares OF preferred stock Of
Corporation Of the total par in
addition hefeIA share oft the
b-Ths in
One share stock,
a-One-third. of share O common in the
company, American & British Manufacturing Corpora
zion, without nominal or par value,
b-Ihe &c in cash.
to
right extend the definite above
Dntnd NxzrY Y07&C City, " I'm, 1912
GEORGE c. IUY1. Jr
FRANK H RAY
JOHN C.
Syndicate Managers
Nd. DEWEY LOUCKS, Counsel,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES
KELLY.SpnlNGr!GlD TIPE CO,

Ihc Board OF Directors has MS day declared
quarterly cash dividend ~ cne Douar Isl O0)
per share and quarterly sfo. Dividend Of Three
Tcs Cont ,anl ON 'he ,omnon Suea of this
,ompaly. payaNie IN Hfaou Sie Of ih., =, M
PAM. both peyrhc Augut !. 1912 to stock
holders Of record at The cioac. ct business July
II. 1919
,noef. IN payment q the cash dividend and
Certificate Of Common stock or a Warrant
repfeeniins fractional share Of Comuon
SOCK. or both - va5ment OF tho Stock Dyl
dcnd w.n ha mai I.
Dated. Now Yon. Iu'y I. Iplo
l. A. .I.AAlAN Sccrct arY
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
LEGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO co.

81 LouI7. N0-. Jun0 27lN. 19lN-
The Transfer l}oota Of the Registered
afn bonds OF LlGGHpT & MYERS To
NACCo COMPANY VIII close at q o'clock
g. M. July ~, lal1, Tor the payment Of
Interest ON sa!d hprda, due August ls,
1919 nnd VIII lc-opon at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
August md. 1918.
r. r. ANDERSON. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Comn1oditie
Continued from preceding page

Fc"s:-scotch, 1915. s70s775; erean' Wis
,Tonsln, $50 NS7 idaho, s725Q $50:
" y, eSHins'o as ~ on; 80 So; California, $50
S779Ss, japanese. Ss6aSS.25 black 80 60
- C.asn.Iornia, 81 q 500 splits, yellow. $3.50
e $D.7 7o green. SlO0Sl0 30. White. snail,
-l""chur'an' $50 $50, large SS8$S50.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Poultry

Live
chi NhirlSensuSpTing ter broilers colored ez-
&c small, express, zoe large freight
aQc; medium, freight, 47c; small. freisht
&C.. &c. Fowls express, &c. freight. light
s:c; heavy, sic. old Ioosters, freight, 24c
turkeys. hens, freight. 30c. toms, freight
'oc. Ducks, western, freight, soc: south
en-, en- lreisht, Sgc; Long Island. spring. lb
SIC; old, 33c Geese, freight, 20c. Guincus
lair, $40. Pigeons, 506g55c.
Dressed
:. Turkeys Fresh, dry packed or iced
Northorly. Western, h. S9cO41c; Souther-
", lb, 5ScN &c. E@cilers-NeArby, colored
os and under, each. 55c, nearby. colored
dry picked, 10, SOC; Western. ~ lbs and
over. each, 40cG 45c; Virginia, millz-fed, ID.
Fowls Fresh dry-pacNed, milk-fed. u to
box, Western so to ga HIS and over to
doz, 81 % 30 l2c; under 80 lbs 95Q 8oc;
Nestern 80 to GO lbs and over to do2 3Oa
3oc; under 80 lbs, &c. fresh, dry packed
ana iced, hbls, Wosta rn, dry -picltcd to 5
lbs and under, = q 2sc, Southwestern, dry
picked. bbls or kegs. mixed weights. 500
&c, OK cocks. fresh. d.y-paclled, boxes or
sscalded, 1Hu2oc DrckS-Long Island and
Eennsy lNaMiA spring. Soc SQUAD. Prime.
.iiit white eo4 S4.90 >a.2o: dark. $2.5O@ q So;
Tu.,,vs -. - ioens I9ie pack
sei'c,eG 1oN,n s1a b9Xes ic5ed
picked. selected, Yoaug toms, asa ave;
Western, bDls. dry ry-picked, selected young.
4S young mons and toms, lui.Aed, 4G a
fdc; Texas, 43 lGc; Texas. iair to good.
900 4Sc; old toms. 43c; broilers. milk-fed,
iahcy, lS TO - los to doz. - II 44c; fancy
20 TO 80 lbs, @a "a iOc; corn-fed, fancy. is
20 ~ lbs. so0 &c, - to 80 lbs. SG93sc,
ci>enS-Miir-fed. 81 TO GO lbs and over
10 doz, "a 42c. corp-fcd, 81 To GO lbs and
Over to doz. 4oGl42c. Io.yis-Mi!ll-frd 50
lbs and .oNer to doz Soc; As 10 55 lbs.
$9c; 43 10 AZ lAs. 34l2c 80 TO IL lbs SIC
= - m
eorIF-fed. 20 lbs and over to doz. SIC,
As 60 80 lbs, 3il4c: - TO 4. lbs. SIC;
56 to ~ los. 32c; 80 to So lbs. 29c under
a wv l1Inl.1.. - = ~. ;,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
THE BANK or AMERICA

Now York. Juno H. 1919
Tho Board oi Directors hnvo to-day dc.
cnrcd Hcml annual dividend OF fifteen
'l5) per cent. FREQ of tnX. payable July
Cnie
Tho trane or books viii remain coDcd
anti July 81. 1919
" NJ uENNET Canhlnr
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

-Hhops-stete 1918, prime to choice. lb.,
. . : q. ~ OOc' common to fair, 45Q55c; 1917
common . m to prime, nominal; PaciAc Coast
80 pflne TO choice, IS q see: common
90 90 ea' Aam' 30 q 1bc; 1917 common TO prime
. . -.(,,i,{ q 49, state and PaclAc Coast. Older
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Fruits
Dried
apples, evsporated. far Western, c
- ~ > &c; state, prime. &c.

DRIED
>, apples. evaporated. far Western, choice
l''' ~ . ~-ci state, prime. &c.
Fresh
arples-Jersey, basket sl@s3; Della
ware. Maryland and Virginia, basket, SIN
SStSg @s5l psar;Le psar;,os Cont Georgia Dbl $40
sia, crate, $685.; Jersey. basket. S5c@S1
s'f,i,"herr.ts Ky, b'T qt l5c Soc Cherries White
lSet. S1@Sl.s0 sour, s-lb basket, s0casi:
IN ll,.L}1 boxes sweet, lb, 25c@ssc. Currents
9maH ,r rsd. gt l3cQ 15c, cherry. ct, 1890
&c. Nlackberriea, ct, 15c q 25c. Goose
berries, large green, at, loc a l9c; small
green, a. DC q 4c Raspberries, pint. seq
loc; Euclleberries, at. 20c6p2Sc Oranges
~ !orida ga s. California, s25Og 7.
grapefruit, - FLORIDA, box. $4Q$S Lemons
oallfo lfornla, ho. s. q $3.50. Lines. Dolninica'
per ls bbl IS 10. Pineappies- Cuban, crate
Ygq Se.soi Porto Rico, crate $2Q$5.50
a. ',i> mel California, crate $lG9s3.25;
I,,eorsia' fat crate. zoe G$250 Ostrich
,;sg ,,.! Meions. California, fat case, s2W225.
" nterine elons, Georgia and Florida, car
car, S450Q $500. "a
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

Notlee has been fled with tho State
ergani1e the STANDARD Bank. when vi, '9
De located at Avenue r, corner OF Fopr,h
conducted by Richard NJ Leaeror n,aSS
he name OF Iederer's Banking House ona
OF tho oldest private banks in New yorl-
ne Incorporation was found aestra no
owing to tho growth of tho han;s's actitl,
ties and a new building Is being comn,n,a9
Tor its exolusive occupancy Tho .ncorro-
rntors ara Richard M Lederer rnvta
Kahn. Max federor. James Bullowa ana
Arthur IeleIcr =" sAHA
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Hay and Straw


. y Timothy, No. 1. large bales. ton,
e. g. q 50; Nos to 2, s37G43; shipping
r., S%93 . "a no grade hay. S28QS1; farcy
iig4t clover, So 43, 10. i, cioysr liked
g. q 80 70, 2 clover mixed. s3S gas
otfa"-No l rye. sl3; No l oat, $i2
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
FOUR PER CENT.
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Dffl~~ Of the United Gas Improvement Co.
-. VI. corner Erohd snd Arch ftrerts
Phiihdrlphl1 Juns H. 1919
The Directors hhye this day declared n
1uafferiY dividend oY two per cent tsi 90
PER share. ,sbIo July IL. 1919 TO atock-
aciGsfs III re- ara o. Tho close N busipess
June ~, 1913 Checks VIII be mailed
], W. MCHHI3. Trsasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
FORT WORTH. Meachnm Co: I.
+. Woody, housefurnishng goods l4l
Madison Avenue.

:, Grand Rapids. Mich h.-Trankia & Co F.;
Avenue. Cumberland
GKHENsBoRo. y. C.-Thc Meyers Co;
Mr. Wciner auits. dresses: y. II. Mayer.
Nes' ThirtI-srCond Strc"t.
GREENNlLI.E. Mlch.-Christsnson Co;
Mr.. Christensen. representative. Pcnnsyl-
vunia.
HAMILTON. Ont.--stnnley Mills Co;
X j. Kennedy, notions laces mems fur
nlshinEs. merchandise manager. Com
inodorc.
HARTFORD. Conn.-Fox Co: Mas s.
L. Davis, representing: Miss K. II. Null
lane, wnists. l4l Madison Avenue: Holland.
HARTFORD. Conn Sage Allen; c. 8
Cleasby, boys' clothing; Try Goods AN
nncc. 40A Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

DALLAS - st. Louis Merchandise Co;
DARLINGTON. s. CD. d. Witkover
Co; NJ = Lumiansly, ready to wear 3o8
DAYToN. ohio-Adler < chnds; Mr..
Adler. drygoods; Pennsylvania.
DAYTON N-l. TruXler CO. l.. J. IIertell.
piece goods. 100 West Thirty second
Street: Latham.
DECATUR-liorne Mfg. Co; J. II Nc
EVoH. manufacturers of wra pners, aprons.
summer dresses and dressing sacques;
NiroEorian.
DHNVER -Ncclanahan Clothing Co;
T. NJ McClanahan clothing, furnishing
goods. hats; McAlpin.
DENNER-H- Harms. drugs; Pennsyl-
vania.
DIES MONIES. 1owa-Younler Bros: u
T. LeVich Wonnen's nechWear leat her
goods lbasemenD; 303 Fifth Avenue,
room 1909
DETROIT->i7. Bla e,smore, general mer-
chandise. Woodward.
DETNo1T-' rowiey; Miner Co. f
DhTRotT--T. l.. Hndson Co; A. W
aeer. 2s5 Fifth Avenue.
horne. dresses. Miss conway. nockwrar
GLOVES; Mr. Hrownhil wash dresses and
wash skirts. Associate Merchnnd sing Cor.
poration. 225 Firth Avenue.
DETROIT-Allen & Sons; II Allen,
wooliens and tailors trimmings; Penn
sylvania.
RoIT-Newcomb. Endlcott Co; @
r. Moody. dress and white goods. prints
and silks. 2cp Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-20
Peremptory Partisarss

Another paper was peremptory
Opposition will give way, it must give
way. The treaty will be ratified, it
must be ratified, because the people
Of the country will not permit it to
be amended, since amendment is re-
lection. The address of the President
compels ratification; it is an irresis-
tible force which the Senate cannot
withstand So late as last Saturday
that journal surveyed the opposition
Senator's and found the fighting spirit
gone out Of them They had listened
to the Presidents address, and from
that moment they knew that they must
ratify
Yet canvass of the Senate indicates
that forty-nine Republicans and two
Democrats are ready to vote for all
four Of the reservations outlined, one
or two of which may receive additional
Democratic support.
AS fact, the editorial propaganda
Of the Wilson organs is refuted by
their own Washington correspondents
These men, says one. fully expect the
treaty, covenant included, to be rati-
fed, but with certain reservations
while a dispatch to The New York
World exposes in this wise the hol-
lowness Of its partisan defence: