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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Funeral for Mrs. MOndhan
is Held at JameSburg

JAMESBURG. May 5:-Impressive
services for the dead, held on Satur-
day morning for Mrs. Katharine
Monahan, wife of jeremiah Monahan,
at st. James church, were largely at
tended by her many warm friends
and sorrowing relatives. Prelates of
the Catholic church in the Trenton
diocese paid special tribute to this
beloved oma in words and by their
lpresence, for they had learned to love
her in life. A requiem mass for the
dead was said for her soul and the
special feature were the musical
numbers rendered by the choir from
the South Amboy church, where she
was well known also. The rector,
Rev. Father Griffin, was also present.
Other clergymen present and taking
part in the services were Rev. Thom-
as Kearney, rector of st. James
church, Jamesburg: Rev. Edward
Cahill, a former rector, and Rev. Z,
j. Whelen, of Hightstown.
Real pathos was added to the death
of Mrs. Monahan by the race with
death that was won by the latter in
the arrival home of her son, James
Monahan, who arrived on Wednesday
on the transport Mercury at Phila-
delphia from Brest, France. He was
attached to Base Hospital Unit No.
%, and had seen much service over
seas. He arrived home one day after
her death. Another son John, is still
in France.
Interment was in the family plot
in st. James cemetery. The bearers
were Richard Lewis, James p Casey,
James Breen, G. G. Quinn, Alva Tim
herman, J.. A. Ruhl. Many handsome
floral offerings were received. Among
the donors were Mrs. Isaac S. Buckle
lew, James Buckelew, Miss Elier
Buckelew, Mr.. and Mrs. GeoFgeA
Helme, Mr.. and Mrs. RolliR Hoover
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph NJ. Perrine, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H.. Baremore, Mr.. and Mrs. John p
kirkpatrick, Alice, Katie and Mary
Choir. Rosary Society, Mrs. Joseph
Geometry, Mrs. John Fitzgibbonsl
James Fitzgibbons.
Undertaken Frank Pownall, OF
Jamesburg, conducted the funeral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Surprise on Anniversary
for Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
Ru specinl corrsapondent.

BN Spect1g correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, May 5.-A sur
prise was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Williams OF Arthur Kill road,
Saturday night in honor of the fifth
anniversary of their marriage and the
anniversary of the latter's birthday.
Games. music, singing and dancing
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The couple received a num-
Der of gifts for the double event.
Those present were Mrs. Virginia
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Will
liams, Misses Gertrude Mclean, Sadie
Barrett, Mary Seaman, Ella Hall,
Margaret Deveney, Beatrice Bots and
Minnie Ohlrogge, William Holman,
John Dern, Christopher Dern, Chris
Arenson, William Campbell, James
Higgins. Christopher Wilke and
Henry Dern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Arrivals at Jail
BIZ Stnn Corrcspondenf.

BIZ STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. May 5.-Ar-
rivals at the Comfy Jail today includ-
ed Adm Agroduik OF Monroe fown-
ship, accused of having assaulted VIC
torsd Fedurica of the same place n
FIay 1. He was committed by JUS
tice of the Peace w. Il. Paxton.
Sevom Fvre of Piscataway was
lodged in Jail for an alleged assault
and battery on Mary Zourovicz. 1t i:
charged that he stepped on her face
and kicked her in the side. saying
"I'H kill you" Morris Katx, a Jus
tice of the peace of this city, signed
the commitment.
Peter Zeffer of Germantown was
Jailed for hitting Paul Korsa Of Me-
tuchen over the head with a black
jack on May 81 Recorder c. G. We
Der of Metuchei .gned the commit
ment
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Auto Stolen at Keyport

KEYPoRT, May Friends of MT:
and Mrs. Andrew B. Campbell, OF
Broad street, who were calling aI,er
the dance at the high schooi on frIuas
niebt had their auto stolen from IN
front of the Campbell residence. The
car had been left there for only a
short time by the guests n no cue
left as to which way the guilty parties
had proceeded.
Accompanied by Mr.. Campbell. n
owner went to the local police anu
made known his loss. but owing TO lne
he couId not state his license num-
Der, nor car number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
MOrehouse Home Again
By Special Correspondent.

TOTTENVILLE. May Sergeant
George Dewey Morehouse Of Battery
e 18th Field Artillery, has received
his honorable discharge and is now
home once again with his parents of
Raritan Bay Park.
Sergeant Morehouso enlisted at the
age of seventeen in the Regular Army
and has seen active service at Chat
eau Thierry. Belleau Woods, st. Mi
hel. Metz, Argonne Forest and Verdun
the latter where he was wounded and
gassed the day of his nineteenth
birthday. Sergeant Morehouse Is
connected with the fourth division
which has been cited four times for
bravery by General Pershing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Lectures Tonight
b. Special Cor espondent.

BIZ Special Cor e~spondent.
TOTTENVILLE, May 5:-Three
lectures relating 10 the war will be
given tonight in the schools on this
end of the island under the Depart
ment of Education. Rufus Vance will
lecture On 1.-THE Battle of the Marne''
at the Tottenville school. Miss Rita
Kissin on Making New Men of Dis
abled Soldiers and Sailors at the
Rossville school, and Edward Justus
Parker on How Our Boys Went Over
the Top at Chateau-Thierry'' at the
'szreat Kills school. These lectures
will be illustrated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Keyport Thought Club Has
Theatre Party in New York
By spec,a, Correspondent.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, May 5.@Seventeen
members of the Thought club enjoy
ed the annual theatre party to New
York on Saturday when the matinee
performance of Tumble In" at the
Selwyn theatre was witnessed. Pre-
ceeding the matinee luncheon was
joyed at Lorber's.
In the party were Mrs: Y hey-
noIds Mrs Clarence X. Bedle, Mrs.
o. d. Walling, Mrs. Chester A. Wall
ing. Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. Daniel
Barnett, Miss Annie l.. Tilton, Mrs.
Thomas L. Smith. Mrs. W. Elmer Au-
mack. Mrs. Charles Kruser, MIS-
George NJ. Post. Mrs. Fannie MOTIFS
Mrs. Steven Wallace, Mrs. Fred y.
~Schildnecht. Mrs. H Lewis Hutcnln-
son. Mrs. William e. Bedle n MIS-.
I Arch MacEwan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
WOODBRIDGE

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Petersen Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Fregans. of Kingston. Pa, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brodhead,
of West Green street.
Mrs. j. NJ. Crowell is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. E.. L.
Davies at Garden City. Lieutenant ].
NJ. Crowell is expected home some
time this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Dance at Report School
BIZ sprciai corrssy0ndent

Do hrrcIuE L~oTTtSTondcNL
KEYPORT, May 5.-The high
school dance held Friday night was
well attended and proved 70 be one
of the most enjoyable social affairs
held this season. The auditorium was
lastly decorated in the Senior class
colors and music for the dancing was
provided by Howland's Jazz band,
This is probably the last dance TO be
given by the Senior class.
Many guests from out Of town were
present to enjoy the dancing and the
orchestra was most generous in its
encore numbers. The committee feels
well repaid for the effort exerted in
planning the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
JOB FOR NIXON
BIZ spectal correspondcn.

TOTTENyILLE. May 5:-Lewis
Nixon. of Grymes Hill, e Staple
ton, state superintendent of public
works. has been appointed as Regu-
latory Public Service Commissioner
for New York City under the new law
reducing the New York commission
from five to one member. The an
houncement was made of the ap-
pointment by Governor Smith on Sat
urday when he also announced the
signing of the reorganization bill. Ed
ward S. Walsh, of Brooklyn, deputy
superintendent of public works, sue
ceeds Mr.. Nixon, who vas appointed
to that position by the governor in
January. Mr.. Nixon was commission
or of public works in Richmond in
1914.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
HyIan Approves Measure
for P0Iicemen's Retirement
BIZ speeiaI Correspordent.

TOTTENvILLE, May 5:-Mayor
Hylan has approved the bill passed
by the legislature that came to a close
recently allowing ALI policemen of the
city of New York the right to retire
after twenty-five years service in the
department. He affixed his signature
to the bill and forwarded it to Cover
nor Smith, who is expected to sign
the bill to make it a law. Heretofore
a policeman had to be physically dis
abled to be retired or else wait until
he reached the age limit of ffty-five
before he could be retired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Mrs. Selma HuyIar.


KEYPORT, May 5-Mrs. SeIIha
UuvIar died In the Memorial hospi.
tai. New York on Saturday night at
11,15 after an illness of some dura-
ton. Previous to being a patient m
the above hospital. Mrs. Huylar spent
a month at the New York hospltal.
She is survived by her daughter. sllss
EIorance and two sisters. Mrs. Perrin
Brown and Miss Ella Carhart, of Key
port. anohar
NJ Calvary NJ. E.. churdeh ana untii
her recent illness was faithful m her
attendance. At this time the funerai
services have not been pus
they will be held here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Funeral For Harry Simonson.

KEYPORT, May Funeral SER
vices for the late Harry Simonson
who died at his home in South Key
port early Saturday morning after an
illness following a stroke of paralysis,
were held at his late home this after
noon at 1880 o'clock. Rev. A. /. Is
gard, pastor of the st. Johns M. e.
church, officiating. Interment was in
the family plot at Port Richmond.
The deceased is survived by ms
mother. his wife and five children,
Misses Constance, Ethel, Helen, Ev-
erett and Lloyd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Dance at Jamesburg


" Specfdf Correspondent
JAMESBURG, May 5:-The select
dance given in Lange's Hall Friday
night was attended by a large crowd
Of friends Of the class who made
merry until after midnight. The La
Rocco orchestra. OF town, furnished
the music for the dance, that was
one OF the contributing factors for
the success of the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
m. FETTMAN

FASHIONABLE LADIES TAILOR
SO SMITH ST.
We hav5 our spring models and mater
Ials ready for your inspection. We
invite you TO come and see US and Sc
lect your spring outfit. Our prices are
reasonable and workmanship Is of the
best
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
prrn.rn AUCTION SALE

Fourteen u4) cows to be sold to the
highest bidder.
Sale to take place on Tuesday, May
9Th 1918. at 2 P. M. on the farm of
Rachel Neiss and Abraham Neiss, st.
Georges Road, Woodbridge Township,
n IT,. fsituated near the race track.)
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ULTIMA HORA.
Foi. Underwood & Usdsrvosd

Postmaster at San Juan r on april 9TH
LONDRES abri 6-TrOtzk ministrO dc la Guerra Marina
rsO da odencs de zape Oda escuadra BcO pa
aacar las uerzas navaIes Aadas segn nOcas DEF daily
Mail"
PARSLOs representatives de Italia han declaradO que
reran unes dc las COnerencas dc Paz no SC re-
cOnOce defnitivamenc Italia eI dominic de Fume.
PARS.H presidene Wilson Ina pasadO muy bien Ia nOchc
PEKIN-LOs han cOnstudO GObcruO cegidO eI
Presidente provisional.
LONDRES-Asegirase que AIcmania cOnsente cdcsembar
que &c los pOIacOs en- Dantzig.
WENA-Dicese que los sOvets hngaros cstan conpIeta
mente divididOs.
BERI.N.-Se han decarado huega 10000 miuerOS dc
las fabricas dc Krnpp en- Ia cudad dc Essen.
PARISLOs bOshevkis" han sdO derrOtadOs, perdi.
das enOrnies en- BaIsIOia.
LONDRES.-LOs amercanOs los ngeses cOnsderan inds.
pensabe Que enven reuerzOs Russia para apaslr Ia anaa
eI TratadO de Paz.
LONDRES.-IOyd George vueve desmenr que laya ha.
bidO diferencias entire lngIaterra Francia
PARISia regresadO FOc prOcedente dc Spa donde
ferenciO con los Delegates aIemanes.
VARSOVA-Se han suspcndidO por tres las garan.
taS cOnstuciOnaIes en- POlOnia
PARISEmie Coffin prcsuntO asesnO dc Clemenceau pi
dc que sc lie ejecute sin mas diaciOnes.
MADRD-EI CiOberno ante la grayedad dc Ia suac0n, ha
decddO Odas las poncas de Epaa para
la defensa deIOs campOs
Las rOpas espanOas han emprenddO nueyas impOrtan'
opeacOnes MauecOs aseguandO la COMMUNICATION entire
ACazar Tean Los aerOpanOs barren las ametraadOras
los
Ell GObernO espanOl a decdidO recOger tOdO que c
que la peninsula para cambiarlO La par -
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toE "A ~. 5. NAVAL RAoIo srArIoA-I

ZOE IN u D NAVAL NaOtO 5FeFlDNs
PARIS. abru 6.-E prssdsnts Wilson ssssps - gave
staque influenza. E Presidents du6 hssa as fe = sa
pas6 IA noche ben.
ARKANcEL-Los "bolshsviks spsrsntsssnts Fsfsn siz1
opas ia actvtdad a. - pairas
favorable los AHados.
PARS-La comisi6n ha rsclbdo nocas ts habsf a6
qurdo puanza goborno estabsci6o arants ocha
omsk (sbea) pardo Social osoer&eo sbsga - ~
undo a los "boshevkis."
PARs.-so ha anuncsdo oFciaIusuts ssta naHsna s os
arregos para desebarcar oantxg las fusfss - po
estAn sevcio Francia eondclas a ssH han pFops
los rcsvtan favovsbsuos Ioa ssds A.
comunica Foch desdo Spa
WENA,-Hsn hsbido dsgtst0s n gobsgno "eovisf r.
5udapesh (mgs) Ia sitaci6u uy ercs V fais A.
aIrnontos y Ia desaprobac6n del populscho
LoNDREsHa emperado Hsruburgo IA dsstrael5r a. =
priera parda dc harna euvads Asana - Esss6s y
iportante cantdad 6s ella Va sdo robada sa -
buques hacian dcssmbarco. Nan sdo rsddas pgs6u
renta peTsonas.
PARs-Hoy regrss6 erusslas roy Absto ~ aaopianp
rey upresonss sutFsvtas -
presentantes en- las coufsreueiss de u Pa.
STUTTGART (via cOpsnhags lAl So ds ssts rsaad lo
anoche bataa os espartacss Is opas es Csef
rebodes ncheras ss entahas spafafon
ameaIadOras. Ia arIlsrla ds cobisrno - bonbafda6
sPA-Insounss rscbdos por IL cous5n ssnans ssis
aq dcen que ha sIdo procauado goeFno sovsf - Nu
nich capital de Haviera.
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"HIJos DEL PoRvENIR'

Ha sido archivado en- Ia Secretaria
Ejecutiva ell informe annual de 1918,
perteneciente la asociaci6n "Hijos
del Porvenir', de Aguadilla, Ell per-
teneciente a la Association de Aboga-
dos de Mayagiiez.
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Ultimos cables
acerca del az1car

Los seiiores Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga recibieron en- La tarde de aver
domingo los dos cables siguientes
que aGn podemos comunicar a
nuestros lectores.
Compradores tomaran az1cares
Puerto Rico. Difcultades han 81
do vencidas por ahora.
Az1car llevaba "Coamo "vendi-
do American Sugar $7.28.
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Pregunta No. Z, a la
Porto Rico Light &
Power Company

En- uno de sus anuncios alegan que
hace tres amos estaban preparados para
empezar los 'trabajos de prolongaci6n' +.
v no 10 hicieron pOr que cmpez6 la COM
petencia de las guaguas.
SPor que no empozaron esos trabajos
de Rio Piedras Martin Pefia donde no
competian las guaguas, nj nadic SO opo-
MIA La colocaci6n de sus Was en- cual-
quier lado de la carretcra a cualquiera
altura sobre su nivel?
= "
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UN LOCO PELIGROSO

A las seis de la tarde del dia 3,
en- Puerta de TERRA, la policia arres-
to condujo al dep6sito municipal a
Cecilio Rivera, de as amos, por de-
mencia peligrosa. Ell case ha sido de-
nunciado.
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ST TEME QUE INGLATERRA v FRANch

PARIS, abra s-Las fstas dsI prssr Nnistro
nge Lloyd George las cOnsrsneias ss IL Pan hs 500 ob'o
dc muchos concentrates.
opinion. que aIgunos debates eun6 dsputas p
possession cables Submarines tsvtouss. a's s
para 81 Ingatevra.
Cast todos los per6dicos Paris dscusn Fl asuno
andose uuy sorprendidos rssvs - adad ds
laciones. que niegan dc rnodo sntrgieo
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FILlPINAS VUELVE A PEDIR QUE Sc lie OTORGUE LA
He INDEPENDENCE
iEsTAMos DE AcUERDo! -ExcLAMA BAKER.

iESTAMoS DE AcUERDo! .-ExcLAMA BAKER.
WASHINGTON, abri 5-Una Comisi6n del Archipelago fill
pno envada caracter Official pedr independence
ante Ell Comt6 de Asuntos InsuIares
La comisl6n ceIebara conerencas
leaders de la camara oetc de consgur que ayuden
gest6n.
81 secretario de Ia Guerra Mr. Baker e priero
dar ouena los peri6dcos de mission especial que
aqui Ia nencionada comsi6n de Fiipinas.
Mr. Baker afad6 que digirse ell vacIantes indecisos
los representatives aque pals babucea que gesonaban
Washington independence de las expresadas sas espond6
les; "iEstamos de aouerdo!"
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PARIS. sbr 5-El Muistro De Estado francss NJ Stephen
Pioon ascgurs que paS ssrk Frada pssca Fsds. az
procuraA cscorcre - sabsdo gloria para
nundo tan rrportante
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Mr.. WILSON ESTA CAST BIEN

PARIS abr SCI estado general del Presdente de la
p1bca norteaericana sasfactoo seg1n a-
rane doctor Mr. Crayson e asste E parte
ene; PuIse "a; temperature 81 (centigade)
e presdente contina todavia recogdo habitac6n
pues eI catarrc, que es intense, lie mpide saIr.
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30 HAY EHBRE AMARHIA

WASHINGTON sbriI s-DssUisutsss aus hayar vsurFdg
SOS De fiebre amsrIa en- cusyaqUi (EsusSog1.
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FILIPINAS SERA INDEPENDENTS
MANIFESTATION CATEGORICAL

WASHINGTON abr Sci secreario de la Guerra, New
ton D. Baker do la coms6n Filipino ,texuaImente que
nteprear los senmenos del presdente Wilson al participates
ha sonado hora ha de concede independence
absolute que recaa, de modo unanme aqueI Archipelago
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WASHINGTON. sbuI s,-IOs vaporss ~stsutocsar "wsss
indies. porteneciones as Irsas "Nanory aw York 80
Porto Rico Steamship edo sdardo por csporax6u A.
las de potr6oo q Tampico para
bustbIc los buuues. H##aAF ~ -
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FRANcLA, ITALIA BELGICA HONRAN A DON ALFONSO XIII
FELIclTAcIoNEs ELocUENTIsIMAs De ToDos Los PuEsL

FELlcrTAcloNEs ELocUENTIsMAs DE ToDos LOS PUERLos
MADRID, abr 5-Se ha Verficado extraordnaria SO.
lendad entrega magnfca medala que ha con-
ceddo gobierno de Franca soberano espao
KILL los miares de Vidas Aemania
cuando las ba usiar, humanara gest6n por
dar la suee de los prsoneros de guerra
tes nores las faIas calmando as duda
de gran parte de Francia.
la enega del magnicc homemade la hzo Embaado
ces quen lego hemossma carta del presdente
bGca, Mr.. Poincare, honor de don Alfonso.
Italia B6Igica anuncan que premiaan guaes
Has de honor que va estan camino
Todos los ees Estado motvo han envado men,
safes de feicitac6n don Alfonso XIII.
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ngeses americanos decide enscar la guerra Rus
Ell gobierno de Italia n1antiene sus exigencias
Espana decide somate para defender las propedad
CabLegramas de "El Mundo"
(D1 NUnsTROs CORREsPONsALEs EsPECIALEsl
POR CABLE INCLES.

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1919 Of the following cables 1918
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LLOYD GEORGE DESMIENTE LAS NOTICIAS
QUE HAN EMPEZADO A PRODUCER

LoNDRES abrI 5ngaerra ha creido prudente dar
pcac6n mpedr que connGen crcuando aarmanes no
cas poposto de cheques las Confeencas Pa
Con n1ovo ell Jefe del Gobeno ngles Lloyd George
ha decarado exte desacuerdo las
Potencias
tue mas concise Lloyd George agrego de modo ter
mnane ngaterra estaa siempre dpuesta reaar
case de sacrco paz independence de
FrancIa.
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MGs CdbLegrdn0s

Jsas svsa
following cables
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-07

NEW ORLEANS, sbrh s~-Vsuususno csusars psssasuta
Mtico. hs dcho que para e. SOLO represents
sion dc oseera 81 dcsbsratsr las topas - a
M6lleo dispone -sgreg6 csnaa1s - toooOo sosasass
agucrrdos dc los ciorss de avac6u ds fas
E presdcne carvauxs ha envisdo podsFoso skssito.
las 6rdenes do general hgsf psssHssr eosts Fss
Diaz BIsnquct.
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CUARENTA MIL HOMBRES DESAFTAN
LAS TROPAS DE CARRANZA

WASHINGTON, abrl 5-OficiaImente ha communicate
general meicano Banquet va 6rdenes
10000 hombres que uneon para coba de Felix
Dfaz.
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LONDRES, abr 5-Afimase que los han deciddo en-
voIve para efeCuar copO tropa Aadas rente
ATkangeI (Rusia)
Ia situaci6n es muy difc.
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rasation filed at r april
9l9 of the following cables p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-17
TRADE OPPORTUNITIES.

Reserved addresses may be obtained
from the Bureau of Foreign and Domext!c
Commerce. Washington, D. C. Request for
each opportunity should be on a separate
sheet and state opportunity number. The
bureau does not furnish credit ratings or
assume az g, responsibility as to the standing
should be taken in all cases. symbols;
Reported by American consular officers.
Reported by commercial attaches ana
trade commissioner tDirect Inquiries re-
ceived by the bureau,
In considering the following "opportun!-
ties' special regard should be had to the
laws and regulations governing export H.
censes and trading with the enemy.
Glassware-2S67s.t A arm in Mexico de-
amps, glass tumbisrs. soblets vases. lamp
chimneys and general line of glassware.
Payment by post office money order, thirty
days credit Y possible. Shipment to be
made by rail. freight to E! PAso. Tex.
Tubes ana Fntinss-2Nss. A man in
metal tubes for tooth paste Quotstions
New Orleans. Cash will be paid. Core
spondsnce should be in Spanish. Refer
enoes.
Chocolates and Confectionery-2s697 !
Firms in Ecuador deslrs to receive cata-
logues tn Spanish of iron beds. furniture,
preserved meats and fruits, glassware and
pottery wooden and cotton goods, silks,
Tubes. Coilapstble-2s5Ss.. A company
In Colombia desires to purchase collapsible
cellulotd tubee suoh as are being used for
menthol salves and similar products. Quo
tAtions should be given (. o. b. Atlantic
coast or New Orleans. Correspond ence
may be in English. References
Tin Plate-2s60S.t A company In Chile
desires TO be placed In communication with
manufacturers OF tin plate. Correspon-
dencs should be in Spanish.
Barrels - :sSs7.f An Argentine frm
w,rhes TO r-prrrsn'. Amsrican"~ .anutsc-
turers IN the following lines: Manufac-
tured steel and iron goods. hardware,
paints. varntshes, leather goods, lubricat-
Ing oils, brewery machinery and supplies
newspr1nt paper, automobiles, dlsinfec-
tants, casks, barrels and iron bands there
for. It desires full Information as to oom-
missions, freights, &C. Reference.
Automobile Accessories-2s66i.t A man
from Chile, now in this country. wish 81
to represent manufacturers on a cornmls-
sion basis for the sale of the following
Machinery hardware. automobile accesso.
ries and mechanical equipment IN general.
Reference.
Agricultural Machinery-2ssSo.t A man
IN Ecuador desires to purchase tractor
Cor agricultural purposes and to secure
an agency for the sale of tractors. He
also desires to be placed in touch with
manufacturers and dealers in machinery
for the Installation Of a sugar mill. cata-
ioEues Of agricultural machinery, prefer
ably In Spanlsh. are requeeted