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The sun., 1919-08-01
TRIAL FOR CAIILAUx URGED.
Frances ex-Premier. Under Arrest.
Faces Treason Charge.

PARIG, July 81.-Trial by a high court
Of Joseph Caillaux. former Premier who
has been under arrest a year and half
charged with having had reasonable
dealings with the enemy. IL recon-
mended in the conclusions OF Theodore
Lescouve. Attorney-General OF the Re-
public,
II is understood that the Attorney
General finds no ground for prosecution
Of the accused Deputy Louis Loustalot.
who was involved with Caillaux. or OF
Paul Comfy, the lawyer. also accused
in the same connection.
The sun., 1919-08-01
81, WEEDS HIS H0UsKEEPER.
wealthy Beacon Man Takes q
Helpmeet of SO.
Special Despatch TO THE son.

PoUoHKEEPsrE. July 31.-John Cliff
ton, 81 years of age. one of the best
known residents OF Beacon and owner
Of more than a block of real estate on
the main street there, was married to-
day to his housekeeper. Miss Sadie F.
Dunsenbery. IS years old The we'd
ding was solemnized in the Boy Scouts
room of the City Hall In Beacon. The
bride wore a blue silk gown with a
large picture hat and carried a hand
some bouquet OF pink roses.
Mr.. Clinton came to this country
from London In 1851 and was in
Poughkeepsie for many years. He later
went to Beacon when the city was q
little settlement and invested in rea'
estate through which he amassed COM
Portable fortune.
His wife died seven years ago, but
until two years ago Mr.. Clifton KEEP,
house by himself Two years ago Miss
Dusenbery was engaged to keep house
and a romance resulted which culml-
mated in the marriage
The sun., 1919-08-01
Elected Insurance President.

Samuel p. Goldman was elected presi-
dent OF the Merchants and Shippers In
surance Company yesterday at special
meeting of the board OF directors. He
had been vice-president. Other officers
chosen were Vice-President. Sylvan Bier,
formerly secretary; second vice-presi-
dent. Louie J. Robertson. and secretary.
Samuel L. Martin.
The sun., 1919-08-01
THANKS UNITED FUR ICE WORK
Mayor HyIan Tells of Aid Given by
Cigar stores Company.

Mayor Hylan wrote yesterday to Ed
ward Wise. president of the United
Cigars Stores Company, thanking him
for assistance to and cooperation with
the committee appointed to devise ways
and means OF supplying ice to the poor
OF the city.
"In particular" he wrote, II wish to
mention the generous financial support
Of the United Cigars Stores and their
admirable poster work, which has been
so productive in securing funds for the
committee and in acquainting the public
with its benehcent purposes"
The sun., 1919-08-01
THREE CENT FARE PROFITABLE
surplus Reported by Van Brunt
street Line, Aiding RaALse.

Opposing the application of the Van
Brunt Street and Erie Basin Railroad
Company, which operates a short line
In Brooklyn, for a four in6tead OF
three cent fare. Assistant Corporation
Counsel Devery said yesterday that the
company had q $4,000 surplus and had
paid dividends annually since 1898, with
the exception OF three years.
Testimony was given that It cost only
lilo cents to carry each passenger
However. for such passengers as II
transfers to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company It gets only III cents To
this Mr.. Devery replied that II It got
any increase at all It should get IL from
the b. r. T.
The sun., 1919-08-01
PREPARATION TASK BEGINS.
First Full Meeting of Commi ssio,
Is Called for To-day.

VERSAILLES, July 31.-The FIRST full
meeting of the reparation commission.
provided for in the German peace treaty.
probably will DE held here tomorrow at
the Trianon Palace Hotel. Louis p.
Ioucheur. French Minister of Recon
struction, conferred to-day with Baron
Kurt Won Lersner. head of the German
COMMISSIONS work
The commission. at its first meeting,
will be formally organized and will elect
officers
The sun., 1919-08-01
To Frame Law for U. 5. budget.

WASHINGTON. July 31.--Speaker Gil
lett was authorized in a resolution
adopted to-day by the House TO appoint
committee of seven Republicans and
fve Democrats to recommend legislation
for the creation OF a national budget
system. The committee must report
before March !
The sun., 1919-08-01
Explains U. $. Sale in France

PARIS, July 31.---The sale OF Ameri-
can materials and supplies in France,
which is being negotiated here now,
provides for the assumption by the
French Government of all claims
against France. such as rents and COM
pensation for damage. Gen. Pershins
announced to-day.
The sun., 1919-08-01
APPROVES NEW SHIP BOARD.
Senate Commerce Committee Il
FavOrably Report Selections.

WASHINGTON, July Slater some
discussion the Senate Commerce Conn
mittee ordered a favorable report to-
day on the nominations Of John Barton
Payne of Illinois. Thomas C. Scott of
Connecticut and Henry NJ. Robinson OF
California, to be members OF the Ship
ping Board.
The sun., 1919-08-01
Foch Acknowledge. $4,000.

Marshal Foch, in a message received
yesterday by John Moffat, acknowledged
the contribution OF $4,000 sent by the
French Heroes Lafayette Memorial Fund
He expressed his personal gratitude for
the gift.
The sun., 1919-08-01
GUARANTEED ON HIS FARM.
Diphtheria Prevents f. r. Hazle-
ton From Campaigning in Queens.

Edgar f. Hazleton of Jamaica, AS
sistant District Attorney OF Queens
county, notified his campaign managers
yesterday that he Is unable to come
homo to campaign for the Republican
nomination for Municipal Court Justice
because he has been Guaranteed on his
farm at Saugerties by diphtheria.
Mr.. Hazleton has been staying at his
farm for some time, and two weeks ago
he was Joined by his sister. Mrs, Henry
Grabber of Woodhaven. and her chill
dren. One Of the children developed
diphtheria. and now six members of the
family have the ailment. Nobody is al
lowed to leave the farm.
The sun., 1919-08-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81

SIS Zeclandia, Brest, July Is.
Destroyer Mechanism, Gibraltar, July n
SIS Calico, Hull, July Is.
IS Wheaton, Antwerp, July II.
SIS Newly Hall, st. Vincent, c. ". July n
SIS Hico, Rotterdam, July Is.
IS Trafalgar, Santos, July 8.
SIS Edisto, Cristobal, July e.
SIS ManchIoneal, Porto Colombia, July ~
Sh Lake Orange, Palo Alto, July q.
SIS Jefferson, Norfolk, July 80.
SIS ogonts, Philadelphia, July 30.
SIS Sagadahoc, Bordeaux, July II.
SIS Otto Sverdrup, Christiania. July &
SIS Ocmulgee, Matanzas, July 20.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk, July 30.
The sun., 1919-08-01

TRANSFER AND ASSIGNMENT.
PATRoLMAN
To take effect 6 A. NJ. July 81.
William G, Hahn. from seth Prec.. to
10Th Prec., assigned as attendant
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
CAPTAIN
John W. o'Connor. Traffic Div. Sub
Div, b. in command OF Traffic Div, in
addition to his other duties, from p. NJ
absence OF inspector excused from duty
and on vacation.
SERGEANT
IN, Martin In, J. Kenny 2eth Pree;. to 18th
10 days from A. NJ. August /.
PATROLMES.
James F. DAILY. seth Prec.. to Headquar-
tiers DIV. to clerical duty in office OF the
chief clerk for nfteen days from A. N.
From precincts indicated to 9Th Prec..
assigned to duty at Department. of Health,
Charles Pechin. /; James c. ManEan, 4;
Patrick N: Dunno. s; James oConneiI 10:
FRED T MlsSet: =; william p. Dunn, IL,
thorized. with full pay:
INSPECTOR.
John O'Brien. Traffic Div. for sixteen
says from A. NJ; August 10, to be de-
Quoted from vacation.
without pay)
Peter J. Lynch. 10Th Prec.. for one day
John F. McConviiie. 4sd Prec.. for one
day from 4 p. NJ. August q
FROM Miil!'% MTaiy ysyy Ssd Preo for one day
CHARLES sSisSSch. ssth rroo,, for one day
q, Samuel fTom F0ssnsSalt ssh Prec.. for one
James J. Coy, Div, National Defense, for
thirty days from 1901 A, N. July 81.
MATRoN.
Marcells Il Penna, Ttth Preo, for twelve
DAYS from A. NJ. August 20.
The following sick leave is granted:
PATRoLMAN.
William HArIriEsn. seth Prec.. for thirty
The following resignations are accepted
PATRoLMEN.
To take effect ~ p. NJ, July 80:
stephen \, Buckley, No: els, 7th Prec
Jacob Whit, No 1876. asa Prec.
Jacob Parmet. No. 1881. s5th Prec,
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRoLMEN
To take effect s A. NJ. August 2:
William NJ. curran' ssth Pree.. 10 Bridge
Pree;, Bridge c,
to ' Tasi j. p aTady sub STiasS pF'0 Bridge
Thomas p. Roland, Traffic DIV. from
| subdiv, to subdiv. B.
From precincts indicated TO Traffic Div.
| subdivisions designated;
John R Parke, IS; Patrick Flynn, IS
James F. MoGuire. az; Otto P. Huebner
TO subdiv. b;
Tatrlck Mcclure. II; George A. L. Demo
:s; Joseph r. Brennan 20; Martin "
TO Subdiv. c:
conrad ssebsch; a.; John ], Foley a.
! jams A. Dowdell. 10.
The sun., 1919-08-01
|$25,OOO,OOO PAID
FOR COCA COLA
Anheuser Busch Said to BE
Purchaser Of Good Will
and Assets.
CAPITAL rs ONLY $4,000
N. Y. Men Reported Inter
ested-Property Controlled
by Atlanta Family.
Special DsspatcA to The suS.

ATLANTA. GA, July 3l.--The Coca
Cola Company OF Atlanta. capitalized at
$4,000. has beer sold for s25.000.0 900
to New York financial interests. subject
only to the report OF auditors concerning
the detailed earnings Of the industry. a
statement Of which forms the basis Of
the deal The audit Is nearing compile
ton and II is understood verines in every
particular the representations of the
company as to It's earnings and financial
status. 30 that only the usual formalities
renal for the contamination OF the sale
and transfer OF the tangible and intan-
gible assets Of the company to the pur-
chasers.
The owners OF the company with q
single exception are residents OF Atlanta,
and the members of single famiiy--the
sons and daughters of Asa G. Gambler.
ST., own the bulk of the industry. They
are Asa @. Gambler, Jr., c. Howard
Gambler, Walter T. Gambler. William
Gambler and Mrs. Henry c. Heinz. Each
will receive 100000 for his or her
interest In the establishment.
Outside stoclxh olders.
The other stockholders are g. L. wn.
lard Of Philadelphia. Samuel Gambler
Dobbs of Atlanta. Judge John g. Gambler
/ Va Athnhk anu m. ftOptncOn OI Attans
Ia Mr.. Robinson was for many years
secretary and treasurer Of the com.
| pany, but he retired from active hus:.
moss some time since.
The sale of the company includes The
| name. trademark and formula OF coca
cola, the contracts and good will OF the
company and such realty throughout
the country as Is actually occupied by
tho company for manufacturing pur-
poses. This includes only ono piece Of
property in Atlanta--the new plant thai
Is being erected at North avenue and
Plum street.
BottliDe Rights Excluded.
1t does Got include the boiling right.
OF coca cola or title to a number of pre-
centious buildings in various sectioni
that are owned by Asa G. Gambler. Inc
The bottllng rights have been from tim,
to time sold by the company and thes,
contracts, of course. will continue II
force.
Among the principal cities in which
coca cola manufactures are operated ar,
New York. Boston. Philadelphia, Chica
20, Baltimore, st. Louis, Kansas City
Los Angeles and Havana, Cuba. Thes
are only the principal cities. The com
pany operates plants at a score Of othe
points.
Contrary to the popular impression
Asa @. Gambler. ST.. now has small fin
ancial interest in the company. Sever
al years ago he gave practically all o
his holdings to his sons and daughter
share and share alike.
1t is reported here that Anheuse
| Busch are the purchasers.
The sun., 1919-08-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United Stazes Coast ana Geodetic surysy--
Standard Time.
Sun rises......b:5 81 A NJ Sun sets. s:13 p N
Moon sets -. 10 a. Pm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook IL :oi A NJ Gov. Island. 4 - AN
He'll Gate. AS A NJ
low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 90 IL p NJ Gov. Island. 6.56 Pm
He'll Gate.....9 06 z II
The sun., 1919-08-01
NEBRASKA ASKS FOOD CURB
Emergency Sessions of the Legis.
Iature Proposed.

LINCOLN, Neb.. July sl.-The lower
House OF the Nebraska Legislature by
a vote of So TO 81 adopted resolution
tonight requesting Gov. McKelvie Inn
mediately at the close of the present
special session to call an extraordinary
session of the Legislature to find means
for dealing with food proffe"-s and to
devise means for lowering nigh living
costs.
Gov. McKelvfe has not indicated what
action he will take.
The sun., 1919-08-01
CONNECTICUT RATES STAND.
No Changes by. Telephone Com
pany Under New Conditions.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, July 31.-With
the return tonight by the Federal Gov
eminent to the Southern New England
Telephone Company OF its property con-
trolled during the war no changes In
conditions or rates will be made, accord
ing to an announcement by President
James 7. Moran to-day. He says that
the company has been virtually free to
conduct it's own business, and that in
creased rates have sufficed only to meet
advanced costs of operation.
Wages will not be reduced and Mr..
Moran believes they should not be.
The sun., 1919-08-01
Police Department
Orders
REINSTATEMENT.
REINSTATEMENT.
AS PATROLM AN-FIRST GRADE
To take effect July 30.
John C. Chrestesen, No. 1884, to lit
prec, assigned to mounted duty

PENSIONS.
On their own application.
PATROLMEN.
To take effect IL p. NJ. July 80.
Eugene McCue. No. sos, 104th Prec at
1928 per annum. Appointed December
23 1898.
To take effect ~ r. NJ. July 81
william w. KINNEY. No. sO7, 87th Prec.,
at 1925 per annum. Appointed Septem-
Der IL, 1888.
John F. Storms. No. 34o7. 10th Proc. at
1925 per annum. Appointed September
Adolph w. Keller, No. 1870. 18th Free,
at tsp5 per annum. Appointed February
S, 1894.
The sun., 1919-08-01
HONDURAS REBELS GAINING.
Capture Four Towns, but Govern
ment Troops Score Successes.

In Honduras have been captured by the
revolutionists. according to dispatches
received here to-day. while Government
troops have scored successes at three
points.
The four towns were Comayagua,
Gracias, Camasca and Marcala. In the
fighting at Danli, which dispatches yes
terday reported the revolutionists had
taken. there were number killed and
wounded.
The sun., 1919-08-01
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
fra Aaw

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Due To-day.
Sc Procyon. Havre. June II.
Is L Ian a;u,,,n AAa nrS.p July
SIS Bayway, Rouer. July s.
IS Johanna. Madeira July 10.
IS GunbCgg; Im%inghamI July H..
IS Brasileira, Cadiz, July Is
IS Carolina. Gibraltar, July IL.
SIS Georgeanns Weems Barry: July IL
s. sehohaTle, Gibraltar, July l,
SIS Mount Vernon Brest, July 81.
SIS Eten. st. Nszaire, July II.
SIS Invincible, London. July II.
SIS Rotterdam (tank). Amsterdam. July =
SIS Santa Cecilia, Brest, July 81
SIS Port Alamo, London, July II.
Sc Castletown. Barry, July II.
SIS Lake Foxcroft, 1mmingham, July n,
SIS hampton. London, July II.
Tug 9walia. St. Nazaire, July i.
s. PFinse:s MstoIEs. BTs.t; July q.
SIS Florinda, Seville. July Is.
SIS Pocahontas. Brest. July p
IS Hurona, Gibraltar. July IS.
SIS Lake Oswego, st. NaZaire, JULY n.
SIS Andyk, Rotterdam. July IS
IS MarAcaibo, MayagueI July 70.
SIS Mercer. Forvey. July Is.
Due Tomorrow.
Destroyer Parker. Brest July 20
SIS Sagadahoc, Bordeaux, July II,
SIS Evelyn. Faysl. July %
SIS Mar Roia, Malaga, July IS
SIS Paul Paix, Swansea. July IS
IS war Garstta Glasgow, July 10
SIS Operas, st. Nazsire, July Is.
Due Sunday
SIS George Washington, Brest. July H
SIS santa Clara, Brest. July %.
SIS westerner, st. Nazaire July u
SIS Celtic Prince. Oran, July 1s
IS william N, Page. Rotterdam, July n
Ss Lake Calvenia, Fowey, July 10.
SIS Wilhelm Jebsen, Glasgow, July Is.
Due Monday.
SIS Finland Brest, July rs.
SIS Edgecomb, Rotterdam, July 10.
SIS wayucsn. Cristobal, July "a.
SIS western Front, Bordeaux, July ~
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS,
France, Algeria and Tunis-Close at y A
NJ. July 81, SIS La Lorraine.
ltaiy-Close at a. NJ August ? S. san
y or Gre al Britain. Esrpt. British India and
Netherlands-Close at A. NJ. August &c
norway Sweden and Denmark-Close Al !
A NJ. August ., IS Oscar ii;
Greece-Close at 10 A. NJ. August T. S.
Benoni.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Connecting mails elosc q! c; r. o. and cir
Hawaii, and specially addressed mail tot
Japan, Corea, China. siberia, siam, Cocn,n
China ana Netherianos East Indies via san
Guam and Siberia via San Francisco
August 10. U. S. transport. ,,,,
cSina and Ghns s" spe
addressed only via seatiiej July 81 I"
Fushima Maru
Hawaii via san FrAncisco) July 81, S.
Manoa.
Hawaii, Japan Corea, China, slhrr.E siam,
Cochin China ard Netherlands Fast lniie
(yia San Francisco) July rs. SIS Korea MARI
Japan, Corea. China, siberia, siam, coma
China. Netherlands East Indies and philip
nine Isnuds tvia Vancouver and NrlorA
b. C. August 2, IS. Empress OF Ru sa
| Hawai-, Samoan Islands Australia aud
New Zealand via San Francisco, August !"
IS. Ventura.
The sun., 1919-08-01
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Saxonia, at London.
SIS Celtic, at Liverpool.
SIS Ulua, at Liverpool.
SIS Edgemont, at London.
SIS Chicago City, at Bristol.
SIS British General, at Tayal.
SIS Trojan Prince, at Salonica.
SIS Hermes, at Shields.
SIS West Galeta, at Buenos Ayres.
SIS Ingold, at Rio.
SIS Ducie Castle, at Shanghai.
SIS Vauban. at Buenos Ayres.
SIS Knight Companion, at Vladivostok
IS Waimste. at Auckland.
SIS Clenafrric, at Montevideo.
The sun., 1919-08-01
AUSTRIAN CABINET
READY TO RESIGN
Government Breach Ouer
Peace Terms Grous.

hces Wy LII. rATl ttenneT, mas de-
cided to resign. This decision, II is
semi-ofricially announced, was reached
Mt a meeting on Tuesday.
Austrian governmental affairs have
recently been in an unsettled state.
The peace terms presented by the a.
lied and associated Powers to the Aus
TRANS at st. Germaln-en-Laye have been
stoutly protested against in official cir
Giles In Vienna, the financial provisions
being considered as particularly onerous
and predictions being made that Austria
was likely to be driven into bankruptcy.
Last week Dr. Otto Bauer, the For
eign Minister. resigned his post, largely
II was said, because OF dissatisfactio on
at his failure 10 obtain important ad-
vantages for Austria in the negotiations
leading up to the formulation of the
peace treaty. Chancellor Renner, how
ever, filled the gap caused by Dr.
Bauer's resignation by taking over the
duties of the Foreign Office himself, in
addition to those of the CHARACTERISTIC
The sun., 1919-08-01
SAILED FOR NEW

bAlll-D fOh NEW 1Ohh.
SIS Wilhelminn. from Brest.
SIS Vasari, from Liverpool.
SIS Tropic, from Liverpool.
SIS Lake Gravella. from Dartmouth.
SIS West Nohno, from Glasgow.
SIS WakannR, from birmingham.
SIS Jean. from Rio.
SIS Bristol. from Buenos Ayres.
SIS Crofton Hall, fiom Buenos Ayres
SIS Johan Ludwig Mowinckel. from Busns,
Ayres.
SIS RosRlind, from Halifax.
SIS Hwah Yih. from Shields.
SIS City OF Shanghai from Colombo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Textile Industries
Studied by Experts

Washington. June a.-rracticai
Ways for eliminating needless expense
now b%urdcning the textile industries
OF the country are combined In a
pamphlet on training textile workcfs
nov being prepared ~ the n. \. train
ing sctVice OF the department OF la
Dor. ~ n estimated that the adopt
ton OF these courses reduces by one
half the time required for workers 10
learn their respective tasks In the
textile mills. Other special bencf;s
claimed Tor training are marked rc.
durtion In accident 10 employee anl
IN damage TO ma rhincry.
A. present the common practice In
startling q textile enrpioyec to
WORK n 20 place him along side an
Old employee who n supposed 10 in
atrucf the beginner ~ he has oppor-
tuntty. In addition 10 performing hts
regular duties Many times little or
no real Instruction IA given and tho
worker has 10 pick up his knowledge
the best way he can.
4 training department such na tho
government experts recommend pro-
Nidea a special instructor who teaches
the vanoun operations according 10
the most approved method ahd care
fully explains all safety regulations.
The work In these training depart
ments IN not theoretical. for tho
learners are put on actual production
and 40 are accustomed 10 conditions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
WINNER OF MODERN
MARATHON CROWNED
At FINISH N PARIS


President and Mrs, Wilson attended
a ueatcr trty Saturday held IN
Paris BY the knights OF Columbus IN
honor of tho American cmbarkation
center team ~ runners. winner Ia
the Toe kilomctor race from Chateau
Thicrry 10 Paris conducted by n. %
4. IN which $50 picked athletes OF the
A. H. y, competed. All other contest
ants aud officials were guests.
Matthew l. Lynch OF Newark. ~.
D.. representing the winning team.
was crowned with "a laurel wreath by
mandsr Of the Paris district In the
Place Dc Ia Concorde, Paris
i,nch, who carried a message from
Major Charles \. Houghton, com
niandcr Of the Seventh machine gun
battalion az Chateau Thierry on May
~, 1917. aud delivered Il 20 General
Harris. was personally congratulated
by prraident Wilson. who compii-
mentei the winners ana paid a warm
tribute TO the knights Of Columbus
FIFTY thousand doughbuyH saw the
race aud hundreds OF thousands OF
civilians lined the curse In the val
lcy % the Marne az MsauE ana other
places. public buildings and rest
denccs we're decorated With allied
cotofh
Lynch finished the race la Paris al
the historic plac. de Ia Concorde,
where an asaewhlaEe Of distinguished
military and civil authorities awaited
Hundreds 81 thousands ~ spectators
gathered az near the finishing place
as they could. Moving pictures Of Tho
race were taken aud the Paris editions
Of the New York Herald ana Chicago
Tribune each devoted Two pages 10
tho historic went
Tile winnig team WAS hanpuetsd in
the evening by the knights % Column
bus at the Hotel rhiais BOrHny.
whore army officials aud French dig
niiaTiea again complimcnted them,
~ 81 Naxairo ON Memorial day ho-
Ean also a thrse-day athletic meet
financed and conducted hy the X. OF
q The knights transported 10 tho
scene twenty-five IT tho nfty thou
sand soldiers who Witnessed the mo-
torcycle, automobile aud swimming
races THIS was done in cooperation
with the American army officials \
hundred knights Of Columbus fnrre-
taries supervised this noteworthy f'li
IN rapid transportation.