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Giolito, Carlo, and Enrico Fassni
q, Isl. -. ........... $4,000
Gorham Const. Co., Inc.--Keefe
q Murphy Dec. Is. 1e14....... ssl.ss
Haggin, ]. Ben Ali-Detrolt
Cadillac Motor Car Co.; April
2, .........,,.,...... I,477s1
Same-Same; April 2, 1e1e...... a,0s5.s0
same-samei April q isis...... 2,os14s
r. Thorn Co., Inc; June IL,
Levington; Jan. 10, isiT...... $50, 90
Same-Same: Jan. 10, 1Si7..... 5s210
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Travelling Statesmen to Meet.

An open meeting OF the National
Council of Travelling SaIesmen's Asso-
cations will be held in the Hotel Breslin
tonight for the purpose of taking action
In connection with the movement to
secure the ratification of the absentee
wing bill which comes up In Novem-
kr
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ron SALE.

FoH SALE
FOR SALE.
$50, 900 NEW PAsTEBoARD BOXES.
SINGLE AND NESTED. ENTIRE
OR BROKEN LOTS.
Suitable for toys, novelties comb.
brushes, mirrors, toilet goods or any KIND
OF variety OF small articles.
Sizes range from sh' a. xlK- to
Der OF smaller lots OF different sizes and
shapes containing from 80 to 5000 boxes
Priess on application to PAPER BOXES
box las Sun once.
.. R.sssRs Ss :Ff IS Ss ss:S SGs
The sun., 1919-09-26
COURT CALENDARS.
FEDERAL COURT.
Federal District,

DISTRICT COURT-Special Master Philip J.
hcCook, Room igI, P. o. Bldg, al 10 A. M.
Hawthorne IN Cons Mullins :sane.
HR 90. Condra same.
Loewenthai same. Wallensten same.
Rost same Rothman same
Manning same. Townsend same.
snyder same. Cooper same.
Before Erwin, J.-Room r25 Post Office Build
ing, at 10 80 A. NJ. Criminal calendar.
Isidore Sherman & IJoscph siegel & Max
Bernard II Pitt. RAIDER.
Pleadlngs
Before Mack, J.-Room g. Twelfth floor. Wool
worth Building, at 10 30 A. NJ Admiralty
call calendar. Note-Cases from this calen-
OAR will be set for trial beginning Tuesday
The sun., 1919-09-26
PACKERS

Good position at FUTILE & BAILEY
MFG. CO, 50 North 10th Street. Brooklyn.
SENIOR CLERKS-E1csllent Opportun-
ity for advancement; High School grad
yates, with at least ono years experience
in accountaney; SOS q month. koom 1913
40 Broadway,
The sun., 1919-09-26

YOUNG MAN t2D, returned soldier,
honorably discharged, desires to learn
journAlilm on stan OF leading newspa per
or periodical; two years college lraInins
ambitious and psTseyeFips' j. box l27 sun
onieek
The sun., 1919-09-26
SITUATIONS wANTED-1ALE.

has had experience in teaching classes to
give instructions In French to class now
forming; two afternoons weekly Write
fully, state qualifications. references, &c.
Address ]. p. s., box 20 Sun once,
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DIE SETTER

Apply SO North 10Th street Brooklyn.
JUNIOR CLERKs-Good opportunity for
advancement; High School graduates pre-
ferred ages le-2l; $50 a month. Room
l04s, i20 Broadway,
LEARN TO BE \ CHAUFFEUR-Pleas.
ant. profitable work; day and evening
classes. Send for free booktst and pasa
WEST SIDH Y NJ c. A. ais Ueat 67th an
The sun., 1919-09-26
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

RIMS and rim parts for all cara We can
stop that squeak. AUTO RIM a PARTS
Co. INC. 2O7 wsSs 10th Street.
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AMER. CHICLE SELLS NOTES.
Public VIII he offered S2,5OO,-
900 Issue Soon.

Darwin r. James Jr., president of the
American Chicle Company. announced
yesterday that that company had sold
to Hornblower & Weeks S2,50O,00 Of
its, 9 per cent. serial notes for the pur-
pose of erecting a new plant at Long
Island City, necessitated by the rapid
expansion OF the company's business
Hornblower & Weeks have associated
Trust Company, Halsey, Stuart & Co.
and Hayden. Miller q Co. A public
offering Of the notes viii be made soon
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Exchange Troubles Exporters.
Raw SILK Market Quiet.

While the local raw silk market was
quiet yesterday. cablegrams received
from Japan told OF active trading in
Yokohama with prices held firm at 1880
yen for Sinshui No. and 2,340 yen for
Kansai No. 1. 1t was reported that
American and French buyers were
operating rather freely in Yokohama.
Reports from Canton yesterday were
to the effect that the market there was
lrmer and that prices were on an
upward trend. The Shanghai market is
unchanged. while Italian grades are re-
ported firm in Milan.
The sun., 1919-09-26
Urges Agreement to Shoot Bucks Only.

They are in a position to know how vari-
Gus laws have worked out In other states
and countries and there can be 40 oues-
ton as to their motives. At a4y rate
loosen up" on the game laws unless the
species protected were an absolute pest
something which the deer never have been
and never will be in the Adirondacks.
Under the old buck law II was gooo
deal OF a question as TO whether the deer
were not decreasing, and with the taking
of either bucks or does the herd VIII GER
tainly decline and decline very rapidly.
The Increased use of the automobile mas
caused the Adirondacks to be hunted much
more strenuously than ever before The
best figures of the Conservation Commis-
sion show that about $4,000 hunters come
into this region annually. There can re
only one resuitS-the determination OF the
deer.
There can be but little question but that
the buck law protected human life.
This association would like very much
to see a sportmanlike agreement between
gion covered to permit only the shooting
of bucks. II owners Will act as unit
in this matter enough acreage VIII be COW
cred to protect the deer to very great
extent, and until time when the people
Of the State can see the folly of their
ways.
We believe that all should take the word
of those knowing the subject, and this
association Is going to back up such opin-
Ions on its own lands believing that In
so doing it is following the only. course
which will allow an increase OF the deer
sufficient to overcome the losses. We
trust that other associations may see ut
to do likewise.
NE-HA-sA-NB PARK ASSOCIATION,
BY W. Seward Webb. Jr.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Co
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The Deer and Doe Law.

Knowing that you must be interested ir
Adirondack problem. / am writing yol
through the Ne-Ha-Sa-Ne Park Associa
ton regarding the recent change in the
game laws which affect the killing Of
deer.
AS you probably know, a short time age
a change was made in this respect so thai
an individual is allowed to Kill one deer
of either sex instead OF two bucks, al
formerly.
though entertaining many who have
hunted in the Adirondacks for years. does
not feel that It is qualified to say that
either the old or the new law is the bet
ter. On the other hand. 1t feels that II
does know as much as the average person
who advocated the recent change.
That It 10 much easier to shoot doei
than bucks no one who has hunted can
fail to admit. In the early part or the
hunting season It is easily possible, on the
lands OF the association to Kill thirty OF
forty does for every buck shot 1t cannot
help have feeling therefore, that the
principal reason for the change was Que
to many who could not shoot buck and
wanted venison so badly that the future
disappearance Of the deer herd was oil
small Importance in comparison.
sSNhat 1t does feel is that such men az
John b. Burnham and DR.. William t
Hornaday are in position to know where
OF they speak. There is no reason why
either one OF these men, and others like
them, should not know the governing facts
in the case, which the other side, those
In favor of the change, are merely guess.
ing at or surmising. The aforementioned
men have made game protection their life
work.
The sun., 1919-09-26
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
DoWntown.


Downtown.
PEARL st, 1871, cor Cedar st, runs
W i21tex 3 7s.2x 26.sx 13Sx g
l5.sx l5,sx e 1910 and cas- to Pearl
Water Realty e to BEG e. 70 As sses
s&a1 $ atty. a 60. si IL srG sf'
WEST BRoADwAiYi. SCI to $40. t $. zoo
loan, Sept 2s-LOrenzO A Ounce ct Al
S%%; atty. To Z T Co. l7s Broad,
way ................,.... ..... .s125,ooo.
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
zoos, Sept Ss-Hslen NJ. wife Irving K
Hall to Seamen's Bank for Saw. yrs.
So; attys, Cadwalader. w q T. 40 wall
st ...............'''- .*l6'Voo
West Side.
(west of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
David Aaron and ano to Robert r I!v-
Sept ~ 1924. Sc; atty, William Mund,
ssHGi 81. sssi vas, iiS1ss;, M i,'t ssps
ssTa ST, asses. ", = is.siss.s. iS SiGs
loan. Sept 2s-Greenwieh Associates to
Jonas & u. lis BSsy. 80 90
LIsPENARp ST. 70, 3 4o11x75, D an.
Trust g, us Sway. due and !ns 3. ::
Safe Rsh P PGeo m, Sept ii-ssms 70
t astys sS saisn s ~ s16sa
s4TTRR ST, a. w, s. ;IsxiCi.a sent 900
sap 81, :, lis W; west End sv. COX
"a sG SS rSsd Mars! io' 10 It,SuT m Sept
-pr mtg. $4,000; atty. Alfred Rocker,
ssTH ST, ss7 W. NJ: ii7.1oo.iii. Sept iU sIw
Evelyn Marley to Metropolitan Say
6h%; attys, A q w Hutchins 81
william st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
(Manhattan Island, north of 1loth street.)
181sT ST, 10 w, 8 8. 1s.sxsalI, . m, Sept
24-Alex J. Ards to U Trust Co of
n 4, Is Wall st, trust. due and int as
lsisr ST. IS w SIS is.,si1ss1i. M 's SEPT
s%{ st. fu. due sn dTa int q. Go S Of
attys, Stewart & shearer. IS wall
14sTH sT, $40 W isi7..sxs;,1;,. $500 10
Sept a4-sava Realty corpn to LAWYERS ,r
Mtg Co. 50 Liberty ST. due and int as
2s-Esther and l. L Levy 10 Anna s'G B
h n{is $500 .S%;'r atty COM yF g. 1eS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sept lsEMillie Rosenberg to Rachel NY
man iiSS Park ay, ct al e5rs, &c, due
,, i 4 a E,t GO; 100 Bway :.i5 sS3
~ d sp y.s 10 .a@s. in!'a IT. Set s
Bronx.
MORRIS Av 1885 W ,7,o,a.c,,s
Graham to JaS 40 & Rsi.bsck. 1851 Morris
.S sSizti yTis$a 81. 49, sa;:as e: 90
clark to Marie %eiland, ai47 Gleason
az pr T,t mug Go3oI sept e. yrs; e SS6
ELI Ell ST 81, sSdi W. :, g4Slq9Isarah
5eckerInn an , anu sno 10 hea1ty
The sun., 1919-09-26
ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL


Now
::$; :: e. q: 4 IA $s $ 5 II I'll s
The sun., 1919-09-26
Newark Anglers to Have Bake Sunday

Newark Anglers to Have Bake Sunday.
The Newark Bait and Fly Casting Clun
club cabin at Split Rock Lake, New Jer-
sey, next Sunday. There will be clam
bake az p. NJ and by way OF enter
tainment there will be outdoor games and
contests, including casting. nshing and
trap shooting events. John 8. Schwinn
Of 242 Market street, Newark, 10 cnair-
man of the committee
The sun., 1919-09-26

DRUGGISTS, Registered N. Y. State.
and Juniors to men who are am
bilious to get ahead who are willing
to adapt themselves to our system
and who can produce results. POSI-
lions are offered In our stores that
present excellent opportunity for rapid
advancement; salary and commission
Apply any a Embiov Tesn D a. N; and
LIGGETT'S-RI KER-HEGEMAN DRUG
STORES, 1bl 9Th Ave.
The sun., 1919-09-26
HELP WANTEp-MALR.

Auto School Target and best school in the
WEST SIDE Us. Send for booklet and pass
Y.M.C. A. TO school. Telephone Columbus
SIS w. 57th St 7ss0. special elassea for ladies
BOY WANTED IN OFFICE OF
LARGE MANUFACTURING CON
Germ. GOOD CHANCE FOR AID
VANCEMENT. SALARY $40. u.
s. RUBBER CO., 50 READE ST.
BOY WANTED AT ONCE, is TO Ia
YEARS OLD; COMMISSION DRY GOODS
HOUSE. ADDRESS d. j., =. o. BOX l5I
NEW YORK CITY.
The sun., 1919-09-26

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

CHRISTOPHER J, MOORE. voluntary, en-
saged in the real estate business, 154
sets Principal claims, Sally s. Hutchin-
son, $500; estate of Sarah G, Steel
10000; Marie c. Hartman, $1,000.
ney.
SAMUEL wACHTER, involuntary, retail
grocer 342 Third avenue. Liabilities
$500. Assets $1,000. Principal claims,
lem Sugar Co, Inc, $685. Pearlman &
Goldsmith Co., Ine., ,i3s; David oma-
nom sli; Berghorn Dairy Co.. Inc, $751;;
Austin, Nichols q Co., Inc, sos. Will
lam N. Lewis. Kent avenue and North
Third street, Brooklyn, attorney.
The sun., 1919-09-26
Decline In buying.

Purchases by retailers from wholesal-
,rs show decline compared with last
weeks activities, much greater than was
anticipated, according to the credit bar
ometer Of the Credit Clearing House.
This decline is most noticeable in the
East and North agricultural sections.
Indebtedness remains low, showing an
Increase over last week only in the North
agricultural sections, while payments by
retailers to wholesalers have been very
satisfactory. except in the mountain and
North agricultural sections.
A comparison OF the present week with
that of last week for the entire United
states shows that purchases declined 3.s
Der cent, Indebtedness declined g per
cent. and payments declined z per cent.
Compared with the corresponding week
last year, purchases declined 2 per cent,
Indebtedness declined per cent. and
payments increased 8.6 per cent.
In the East section purchases declined
So per cent, compared with last week,
while payments declined III per cent.
Exchange Troubles Exporters.
In some export markets the main
thing that seems to hamper business at
present is the question OF excl nge,
according to the weekly marie. report
upon dry goods of Neu. Hesslein 4
Co.. Inc. which points out that the
present rate of exchange on Europe is
much cheaper than on New York, and
hence brings the costs of European
goods down in proportion.
Many requests are said to be coming
In for permission to delay remittances,
awaiting more favorable exchange
rate. 1t is also emphasized that ex-
change enters great deal into the
calculations of foreign buyers in con-
nectlon with the buying Of goods.
The demand for dry goods for export
during the past week was about aver
age, 1t is reported
The sun., 1919-09-26
A Day on.

| am ten miles up tho valley. am ter
miles far away
From the smoke OF the city and the cares
OF every day;
There is sunshine all about me from a
cloudless sky OF blue,
There's a meadow green before mo snd
a brooklet running through
tic afternoon,
Mid the teeming life of summer in the
glorious month OF June.
I'm sure 1 neither know nor care Il
school keeps up or not
only know I am aware OF this most
I only know there by the woods on yonder
chestnut tree
Is "a squirrel, sauoy rascal. ana he's soOId'
only know tiny wren the brush is dart.
Ing through,
The little witch, I'm sure, with me 10 play
ing peek-a-boo.
And there on yon shy villa rose clings q
Was ever in broad daylight such a daring
thievery?
The stately FIR tops saw 1T and they told
In whispers like the murmur OF far of
And as with dripping booty he pass'd m,
I foTgsve the rascal rover for eths fra,
GRANGE that he left
victims to my n.y.
And there's pool that's tsmpting-I shall
try II by and by
But It isn't all In hshins for some wary
sly old trout.
And heavy creels hlrd to the top you heaI
them tell about
That the charm IL altogether, for fishing
hut a part
or a meaning richer. deeper, that Is hid
In natures heart
For there comes feeling DER Us that IA
vain we would control.
That sets the blood TO leaping and gripI
hard upon the soul
A brook. bit of sunshine, and . woodsy
path that led
To open Fields and meadows with q bob
olink oerhead,
'Tis the witchsry OF the open that in vair
We would define.
May u enter into your soul a. II entered
into mine.
I've been ten miles up the valley. rye beer
ten miles far away.
am back now in the city at the close o.
one rare day,
But I've felt the pulse OF nature. and rV,
heard her heart throbs beat
And wild rose from the brook still send
out Its fragrance sweet,
And drink Its drsughts OF nectar as
put away my rod
I've been ten miles up the valley, Nv,
been ten miles nearer God.
]. WARREN HARPER
The sun., 1919-09-26
TRXYMORE- x7lAN1con,
lNMDS GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS
BOONToN-New Jersey.
BOONTON-New Jersey.
PUDDING STONE INN
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
NEW ENGLAND.

HELP WANTED FEMALE.
vERNEsS-Respectable middle aged
woman as Governess and Companion to our
10 year old daughter; one preferred who
Is willing to do sewing occasionally; wages
$500 per month and board; a good home
to the right party. Address for appoint
ment. stating experience and references,
o. F., Box 60, 1883 Broadway.
FEMALE-Experienced rapid, accurate f;
ages 1895 excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; hours "a, Saturdays ~: sal
airy S6O-{s5 a month. Room l04s, 100
Broadway.
MATTRESSES. two, and one chambermaid
STUDIO CLUB, IS East 62d st.
The sun., 1919-09-26

APPELLATE DIVISION SUPREME COURT
--kccess, a
The sun., 1919-09-26

APPELLATE DIvIsIoN-sBCoND DEPART
AFFILIATE TERM-sBcoND DEPARTMENT
-Hecess.
SPECIAL TERM-PART I.-MoTIoNs-Faber,
The sun., 1919-09-26

Before Mayer, J.--Roon
worth Building, at l
calendar will be calle'
causes set for trial
court. commencing II
Enuitv.
The sun., 1919-09-26

! n Tvs MolitoTs Dock
A0mm0OOTR Queenswater sta,
! Tues, Thurs, Sat.
| G:A8 train. Sun, 8 rs train. Cant HenWrlRh(I
The sun., 1919-09-26

SAD ST. Q s. 1918 Sd av. 25.5x1o2.2-vsl
Danenhauer. Madison av, Winheld. L
I, to Eugene Gaisser, 130 East End av,
March 15, 1917; atty, v Danenhauer, 2o9
Il SD st. 49,. .............. 600
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-10
FOUR SHIPS DELIVERED BY
THREE GOVERNMENT YARDS
Director General Of Fleet Corporation
Tells OF Difficulties Which
Were Encountered

Washington, Jan. ! only four
shlp~ have bceu delivered hy the three
great government fabricated ship
building plants, Charles iicz. director
general OF the Emergency Fleet cor
poratlon, said yesterday IN trslifying
before the senate commerce. Counit-
tee, Difficulties la constructing the
yards and Ia obtaining material we're
largely Responsible for The delays The
witness said
Three ri the ships have cnuc from
the Hog Island yard Mr., l'icz testi,
fled, AMI the fourth from the Sub
murine foat corporation plant nj Port
Newark, y j., which should have de-
liyered III vessels by Inst December Z.
The Merchants ShiphuIldlhg corpora.
ton al Bristol, pn, hns not yet deity
cred ship, he snid although under lis
contract - vessels should have been
completed hy December The Hog
Island Surd delivered is third shin
yesterday and Inns launched T. others.
the committee WAS told
Before resumiug lis inquiry he com.
mlttee adopted II resolution rs Senntot
Nelson of Minnesota extending lis in
NesttgRtlun 10 nclplr survey OF the
progress at All government merchant
>hipbuildme
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-10
WASHINGTON SUFFRAGETTES
START ON ANOTHER RAMPAGE

Washington IAN Riotnus scenes
Ncre euaetea la~l night IN trout al
the Mite ilou~r nheh soldiers. salt
et~ and yuzeas undcToak "a end "A
watch tuc ADMINISTRATION starled ia
Lafayette mrk p ~entinel>s OF thu
National Woman, prN a~ n profess
against fhe failure ef the senate TO
pa~s tllo equal suffrage resolution.
Weme0 carrying banners were
kHntksd down ~ no charging crowd
Ua tHeir hammers destroyed white aa
urn ia Which Fine watch Crcs wa~
burning wus destroyed Af.rr the po-
lt,c had yr~Ios,d custer The women
started new ttre 90 me - the hi.
uruS Is Tire parb anJ I've Of them
ven arrested h> tie polite Toe tbs
Violation 81 ra'b regulations. Thev
rciu>ed fa furnish bond an1 we're holt
fnr 4 time at 4 presins, >la'Hu lstrf
they werr released ea thrir oWu
rvvusu ranee
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-10
GOVERNMENT RAIL CONTROL
PROVES EXPENSIVE LUXURY
Loss Up to Present Is Calculated by
Officials to Total About
S150,oo0,ooO

Washington, Jan. The govern
mcnt's loss in operating the railroads
In 1913 is calculated by railroad adj
miniStration officials at less than
Sl50,0D0OOO. This represents the DIFF
ference between the aggregate amount
the government will be compelled to
pay railroad companies rs rental Tor
the use of their properties and the
net income which the government will
receive from the railroads.
1t viii take six months more of re-
cciptS from The Increased freight rates
to permit the government to recoup
its losses. officials believe If con
gress does not approve the proposed
five year extension of federal control.
and as consequence President Will
son carries out his announced inten-
ttnn of returning the roads 10 private
management at an early date, the gov
ernmcnt'S loss VIII not be made up.
This deficit does not include the big
sums between $3.50. 100000 and 5000,
600 UOo-N mich have been loaned to
the railroads 10 help them pay for the
extensive program of improvements
ana purchase of new cars and loco
motives. These loans, of course, vii!
ultimately be repaid
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-10
WOUNDED SOLDIERS BEING
REMOVED FROM TRANSPORT
All But 600 Of Most Serious Cases
Taken From Ship Stranded
on Fire Island

Fire lsinnh \. T. Jim I Plans
for removal to-day of 100 seriously
wounded soldiers stlli aboard the
stranded transport Northern Pacific
were disrupted when II driving north,
east snowstorm SET ia AZ $50 o'clock
last night. Coast guard Officers feared
that unless the STERN ahatcd il would
he Impossible Ia take off the wounded
men.
A. The blizzard developed. the lights
Of the rescue fleet standing outside the
har were ohscured AMI eNen the pow.
erfnl Fire Island light visible under
normal conditions Tor 10 Jules. could
mot be seen from the shurc watch stn.
lions "A mile away
Except for the 2n wounded men,
every one veteran nj European hat
gl"fielas nnd morr thau half If them
helpless oa their cots, NIL the .,5uJ
soldiers Win were passengers on The
stranded army transport Northern Ia
ellie were ~afr ashor" 81 aboard naval
vessels last night ut the close uf the
secuhd las 81 enc ~ tbv mast reuprk
nble n,ariur rts,n.s Ia The history Of
The Atlantic eoa~t
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-10
PAVING WAY TO MAINTAIN
GUARANTEED WHEAT PRICE
Measure VIII Be introduced in Con
qress in Few Days by Rep
resentatiVc Lever

Washington. Jan. Chairman Lever
NJ thr house agriculture committee
announced yesterday after confer
nee With Secretary Houston tlat leg
i,fation 10 insure the maintenance Of
lhc government wheat guarante :
price far The 1919 crop was being
drafted by the department Of a2rieul-
tarr ana that d. would Introduce il IN
congress within frw days
Mr. Lever -dH lhe Legislation would
authorize the president to continue
operation OF the food administration <
train corporation Or creaic 2 new
agency for buying selling and storing
me 1919 crop 4 revolving fund Of
StAu9ouOoO for the use of The cnrpor.
alton also would be provided.
~Th. government, Mr. Lever said,
.WIH bus AN Of The 1919 crop aud
SCH II a the world price, whatever
thai may he" He added that the GOV :
eminent might lose large sum by
maintaining he price. but that i was
necessary to teep faith with HE
farmrr.
While Tire world wheat reserve soon
to be released was not nOw known and
NJ. Lever said. Australia has II sup
Div Of 3O0VOO.O 600 bushels and ArGrn
tina. INDIA and other countries prob
ably have large stock, the sale Of
which might affect The export demand
and reduce prices.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-10
HAS ACTIVE TIME.

Rome ian 4 The program urraug-
al for President Wilson's entertain
Iuent Yesterday Included luncheon
with Queen Mother Marghrritn, a r.
caption by the parliament and state
dinner with King Victor Emmanuel.
following the visit In HE president of
II deputaiton from he quiHirai
In The evening the citizenship Of
Rome was conferred upon the Anieri
eau executive
Today there viii he luncheon nc
the American embassy IN honor Of the
president. This also is he day set
for his visit TO Pope benedict aud for
his reception Ia protestant bodies ~
the American church. He will take
dinner with the court The president
expects Ia leave for Genoa on Sunday
and possibly viii 20 to Milan, on
Monday hc viii make short visit.
leaving for Paris on Monday night.