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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16

Of the term past, courses being Of
fered in subjects in which there
are At least IL enrollments.
The term has been an unusually
successful one, both as to the work
covered and in the enthusiasm
shown by the pupils, Principal
James said this morning. Most
OF the people we're here for work,
and as q consequence the spirit
was fine" he stated.
The coal shortage and the fact
that many Of those taking the work
we're Obliged to go on night duty
at the factories lessened the at
tendance at some Of the classes
somewhat.
Through this, sickness and other
causes, some Of those enrolled
we're obliged to forfeit the 50 re-
fund of tuition granted all those
whose attendance was 80 per cent
Yet most Of the number who
through imperfect attendance for
feited the right to receive diplo-
mas continued with the courses in
order to obtain the work.
The class in gas engine repair
has been the most popular during
the last term, Mr.. James states
The classes in beginning English
were we'll attended. The govern.
ment provided much of the mater.
ial used in the teaching of the be-
ginning English. as q part OF the
movement to educate all foreign
born in the English language.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16
PERSONETTE
BY Niksah.
Mildred DiTling,

DIAAnSe
One Of the latest discoveries in the
musical world, is just the sort Of
girl who ought to play the harp.
The fact that she does so divlnely
is one proof that maybe there is
some plan to the universe after all.
She is really too pretty to be
genius with her light, brown hair,
blue eyes, lovely coloring and dim
PIES. Nevertheless she is already
a concert soloist of note.
During the war she went abroad
as an entertainer. Needless to say
she was very popular one. But
the most unusual bit Of entertain
ment she has donated to the
worlds general fund OF pleasure
occurred one afternoon recently. A
we'll dressed and pleasant-man-
nered young man appeared at her
studio one afternoon. Miss Dilling.
thinking he must be some one
whom she had forgotten. invited
him in and sat talking sweetly
while she ransacked her brain for
his name. Soon he asked her to
play for him. Unlike many an old
err musician she complied willing
~. His interest was intelligent, his
enjoyment fatteringly evident, and
before she realized it the whole
afternoon had sped past. Finally
she turned in desperation:
will you tell ME your name?'
she asked.
you wouldn't know 1t If ] did
he replied. II have never met you.
| hope you will forgive me. have
been away from music for SO long,
that l. had to hear some today. The
first thing l did when | came to
town was to go to the music pub
fishers. and ask for the name Of a
harpist. They gave me yours. If
you could know how much it has
meant to ME l am sure you would
pardon me-"
Miss Dilling laughed when she
told the story later
HE really was very nice young
man." she said .demurelX- =
And ! suppose that after all
music belongs to everyone who
loves it."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16
Nyh1ofD

R. I. Clean Towel Service. Phone
r. l. 2439.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Davenport 1874.
, Vacuum Cleaners for rent and
repaired. Phone r. |. 1ll3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16
BOY KILLED BY
COAL TRUCK He
HAD HOPED ON
Carl Nelson, 10 Years Old, Has Life
Snuifed Out Near Hawthorne
School Yesterday.

Carl Nelson. 10-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. julius A. Nelson. 200
Third avenue, was instantly killed
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
near the Hawthorne school, where
he was run over by an automobile
truck from which coal had Just
been unloaded. He was one OF
eight children Of the Nelson fam
lily. six boys and two girls.
j. w. Coffelt, 2724 Eighth ave-
nue.. employe of the Rock Island
Fuel company, was driving the
truck.
Testimony produced at an in
quest conducted by Coroner John
r. Maberry at the Knox undertake
mg establishment at 1920 o'clock
this morning was to the effect that
number Of boys from the school
had hoped onto the truck and the
Nelson boy lost his balance on the
truck running board, due to some
unknown cause. and fell under the
right rear wheel.
: Or. Joseph De Silva said that the
boys skull was badly crushed, es-
pecially over the left eye. and
death was caused by injury to the
brain. He also said that the boys
hips were badly crushed.
Two school girls gave testimony
showing that a number Of boys
were on the truck. and that it has
been the habit OF the school boys
10 hop on vehicles passing the
school building regardless Of re-
peated warnings from school
teachers.
One Of the girls said that she
saw the Nelson boy after he start
ed to fall from the truck running
board. She said his coat caught
on the side Of the machine, throw
ing him underneath the wheels.
The lad fell lengthwise straight
ahead Of the right rear wheel,
which ran up on his hips and up
the body and over the shoulders
and head.
Several school boys were pres
ent. but evidence OF only one was
taken. He said that he and his
companions had been on the truck,
but were standing on the running
board on the opposite side OF the
machine from the Nelson boy. He
said that they had boarded the
truck when 1t started out of the
school yard and jumped off when
it reached the street. They did
not see the Nelson boy on the other
side, he said
Heard Noise.
Shortly after he jumped off he
heard noise. and looking around.
saw the Nelson boy on the pave
ment. the machine having headed
south on Seventh street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues at that
time.
The driver OF the machine testi.
fled that he had unloaded the coal,
rranked up the engine and thrown
The machine in gear after making
certain that there wassnone OF the
children on the machine. He said
that children were running in ev-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16

be laid out in zones and all con-
struction work Of every type would
be fixed for each zone. For in
stance, stipulations would be made
as to what kind Of buildings could
be erected in each zone. This law
provides that all such questions
arising shall be submitted to the
city commissioners before any
work is started. The members of
the planning commission announc-
ed at their last meeting that they
believed that the commission would
be given full power to enforce its
DEGREES under such system. How
ever, they were not certain that
they would approve Of such a sys-
TEN as they feared that in some de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16
CAUGHT ANOTHER
TERRIBLE COLD?
Relieve it quickly with DR..
DIR. Bells Pine ar-Honey

CTOP toting around disagreeable
and dangerous cold Let DR..
~ Bells Pine Tar-Honey exert its
ability as a supremacy beneficial help
in relieving phlegm, stiffness, in
flammation, congestion, hoarseness,
difficult breathing. Let it help you as
it regularly helps thousands Of others
for whom its balsamic and healing
antiseptics never fail to promote results.
Safe for the little ones, too.
An economical bottle can be procured
from your druggist today. That's a
wise thing to do. &c., Co.,, $1.2O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16
ALL VICTIMS OF
ECzEMA'S ITCH
NEED P0SLAN|

II IL Poslams mission TO relieve itching
sczema's cruel distress and 70 restore dis
ordered skin to sightiiness and health.
Comfort comes, as soon as IL is applied TO
the sore places. Its concentrated healing
bower Quickly shows. Each day should
mark distinct Improvement. So effective
10 Posam for eczema. rashes, pimples.
scalp scale that Just little OF 1t goes
far. does much and lasts long. It's quality
that counts. t
Sold everywhere. For free sample write
IN Emergency Laboratories. 243 West 47th
St.. New York City.
Urge your skin to become fresher
clearer. better by the daily use OF Posiam
Soap. medica:ed with Posiam.--Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16

The rarest Of all precious woods
Is said to be the calamander, a tree
which grows In Ceylon. where 1t is
held in reverent awe. The wood is
beautifully notified in veining when
polished, but its almost priceless
value is due good deal to its rar-
ity. At one time the trees were
quite plentiful in Ceylon. but only
a comparatively few specimens re-
main, and all these are numbered
and jealousy guarded by the gov
eminent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-16

tails it would not be the best thing
for the city. However. the COM
mission expects to thrash out more
details of its future work. this aft
ernoon.
The sun., 1919-09-17
PR ODUCE MARKETS

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
SS,n a. 100 lbs, $780, Manehurian, t115o;
SssosseSorrones. Chilean, ts9S75: pea, choice.
ington. California, $3.50; small white, cali
Tspsry. california, t59S1s; KotsnssSi.
cSSrsn $50, TsS san.y d RtSk1 s,s Non
~, reg marrow, ti1.5o; kin Soki, Manchu-
lie M9 1880; yellow eye, 81 30; black tur-
lxso; mperiala $40: Kumamoto, Mauchu-
;sgsSSasG;r @S oSS . Ms1ch1 aS. round
Inns: csiilornis ,1ES Ss sSsalf0T Psxs e;
ssssG sos7 49, IdsAs ssIsSI green wisconsin
:i9TsS; Australian. lfsCSg75i;' js GslsSs,
splits ' yeiow Si"ek eye California, ,s2s;
wssn a small. Manchurian. t5.76as; large.
,ras TER - Creamery, higher than en-
ssSe.; ats;se SaShe; exttas. o? score IS o
s ~ IS 70 50 score, ssSssSe.; seoosS.i
ss y to q score. tsh SsiHe.; lower grades.
sihSeSSSS:: S aa,nl; higher than extras,
t wSSsHS,: seconds, 5iqSsc: state daigy
t @Sso nnest $50 957ho.; good to prime. 81
sarfsnt %ase r.ts t ss5 ttsSSGsse .. ladies'
80 4ohe.; lower grades, 94@it2c, nach,
ny ny ssoe IS current make, No /. i5G4SHc.;
c.rn,.s '7a0'' ioWer grades, 4284Shc.
asts HESsE--State. whole milk, fresh
aveSa eo!ored or white, h.. sou oslo (;
~ seaee run, 2sh o. Soc; lower grades, 20
WEE xsysi; held fats specials, 80 y GSihc;
ar Wy, run, soc; twins, specials. colored
%Ssoe,; Wisconsin, whole milk, twins, fresh.
sYX SVASi single daisies. fresh, $40
fresh, 31Q3Ihc.; younS Amepics, aaiIc.
SSnaeauars, Canadian. In bond, 27h @2Sho.;
S ot Skins specials. 22G ssc.; prime to
lower grades. 7@13c
COTTONSEEn OJI 49,,
The sun., 1919-09-17
BROKER GOES TO JAIL
EMBEZZLED S2I5,O 900
rIedds Guilty to One Charge
una Gets Four Year Term.
spsoial DespatcA 10 rnn snn

~. mnNINGToN, Del, Sept. 1s.-Four
tsSls IN the Newcastle county wor,x-
se' hne Of sl0.S0o and the costs OF
SsS .@se was the sentence imposed upon
~ f. Nields, investment broker Of
N,sy' IN the State court to-day.
,A WEEDS pleaded guilty to one OF six
S,a. ses OF embezzlement as bailee. He
W., moleted yesterday on six counts.
,r.' ea court opened this morning the ac-
tVn was IN court accompanied by his
,r,O, "rothers' one Of them former Dis
attorney. and William s. Hilles.
81, Ha'.Urhey-General David J. Reinhardt
"a II. e court the accused had decided
,h. Sao guilty through counsel to one
,h. The total amount embezzled ia
A. sas WIS, 900, ranging in amounts from
n.y. 49, 70 $4,000. The case TO which
n nSs pleaded guilty was obtaining
ssnuVo from Charles l. Petze. an en-
' Nc OF the Dupont company.
l.r. prisoner was calm when the sem
80 was passed. At the conclusion he
MI OUT Of the courtroom with his two
,hS 'ners and Chief Warden Crawford OF
ne workhouse.
Az. e,us IS we'll remembered here for his
rs,S "a the influenza epidemic when he,
ana ms ms Wlte, devoted their entire time
10 =. rlsked their lives caring for Victims
u'e emergency hospital.
The sun., 1919-09-17
CORN MARKET IS
FIRMER AT CLOSE
price Fluctuations Are Often
and Trading Is Narrow
and Slow.
MATS ARE ALSO IRREGULAR
Provisions Act in sympathy
With Cereals and Hogs, but
Rise at Close.
,.Ts ARE ALSO IRREGULAR

90. oorn market was yesterday ner-
=, and Irregular, but frmed in the
'n.,noon after displaying a weak I'M
,..,ors in the early part of the session.
n-css fluctuations were frequent. but
.-.a,rS. was slow and narrow. The
..,v weakness was due to the furtheT
,.c,ins in foreign exchange, increased
..,niss,on house pressure and drop in
,o~. The weakening Of the technical
,Ostion, due to the decrease in the short
,.,.,sst also was a powerful factor.
oo,,ons sold down Is cents to u cents
h.sbel There were frequent rallies
,,Aso shorts covered and buying orders
,ome in from the Southwest. But prices
.arved until after the noon hour when
- trade felt a little better Heavy
srs,.r,ne on the strength Of the inn
s,ovsment Of the cash prices was re-
s,-cnsible for the late advance. Futures
IA up az to cents above the low
vbile the undertone in the morning
-, walk. all declines were checked
Az the belief that credits were soon
~ he established with Germany. Hogs
sh,cb declined 25 to so cents caused
readiness as did the drop of foreign
.vcbanFe. Receipts were liberal, and
,bs weather is reported as ideal through
~, The belt, There Is little II any talk
N frost. An interview predicting lower
wires which James A. Patten, a leading
chIcaeo trader, gave out, was received
90 lata 10 have any effect on yester-
SSv,s market, but 1t undoubtedly VIII
rsnse selling movement to-day. MI
poiten favored the short side, declaring
,hat winter would see the IL cent and
Il cent hog.
oats also were irregular. exhibiting
a terdency to follow corn. Trading in
me morning was on a large scale, but
there were little changes in prices as
commission houses were on both sides
~ the market. Domestic demand was
halter as the session advanced, and
With the better tone in the cash mar
tst. caused prices to rise. The ex-
tort situation continues quiet with little
chance for any Improvement until the
foreign financial difficulties be adjusted
Efforts are being made, II Is said, by
nrofessionals to boost the price OF oats
indenendent Of corn. Provisions were
IN sympathy with the grain and the
hog m cts. Weakness in hogs was on
sst BY an increase in the Chicago eight
month stock statement. Prices sold Ut
at the close.
Local grain, &C., quotations OF yes
terday follow:
CORN-In the local cash market No.
yellow was quoted at s1.57A No. z white,
N.57x, cost and freight New YORK
OATs-The local cash market was frm'
No / white quoted at soc. No. white
igaTshc.; No. white, 7S97shc.; NO. 4
white, 77h q 7sc.. all elevator.
RYE-Market Arm. No. 2 Western
sLS6. cost and freight New York.
sAaILEy-MsrkAt dull. Feeding. s1.sSi
mating si.S7, cost and freight New York
HAY-Market quiet No. l, $40 o.. rs
No 2. ti.55@Ls5; No. Q, S1.25 a. 1855; ship
ping, sl9L10. -
sTRAw-Market steady. No. l rye, S1C
CHICAGO PRICES.
The sun., 1919-09-17

STATE g e a bag; sllg:sOL California. drum.
sk ds. .'ISl;Ss, RHGSA RB@sioSc
behs, .sito6a56 sPfNAcH-state, bsk..
sGs; 2 ~ nearby, S:S sSS7Ss: SQUASH;
sl.Ss 9i.tO; white, Dbl, 7Sc. a ti.SS; yellow,
eroOkneck, Dbl. i1@a' TURNIPs--white,
6sk, iQi;5o: Rutabaga. Canadian. lto
tl.2s, TOM bu.hei bsk..
$500 a.b0i % at. bsk.. slal.7S; 20 ID.
S Sss iSLSe carrier. ,slSH nearby + :,
l.75; carrier, 81 @1.75. wATERCRESs-
100 bchs., t10a
The sun., 1919-09-17
Live stock Markets in other Cities.


KANSAS CITY. Sept Is. - Hoes-Re-
ceipts,. 5000; higher. Bulk. $lsQ17l5i
heavies S1e.26 OFT; medium, sl6.25@ IL. 40;
lights. s169iL50; light lights, si6.So9
1875; packing sows, sliQ1S.2S; pigs. SIS
Cattle - Receipts. $4,000. and 5000
calves; very irregular: Heavy beef steers,
and good. s1S.25 G15.sS; common. $1,000
Is; light, good and choice. ti2,S5@1fi
common and medium. ss.ss9lS butcher
Gamers and cutters, s5.25@6.l5; veal
calves, light and handyweight, s1A25@17:
feeder steers, ss.so@125o: stoolzer steers,
sSeep-Recelpts, $4,000; higher Lambs,
81. 5o@15.25; culls and common, $I.50q
IL yearling wethers. ss.3SGi1; ewes, $3.50
$3.50; ewes. culls and common, s396.25;
91s.25.
CHICAGO. Sept. Is. Hogs Receipts,
ly csc. to soc lower than yesterdays av.
erage. Heavy, s1s@17.5o; medium. $3.50
91s; light. s1e;7591s; light lights, sis9
l5.7s; packing sows. rough. slA.5o9lS;
Cattle RsSsipts is;GSS: estimated atm, :. to
prime, s1s@17.75; medium and good. sll
s SasG and oRSos sn' wsss
heifers, $3.50 51i.7b. Cows ss.ss@Is.5 50:
calves. light and hsndyweisht. $50 q 21.ss:
feeder steers, s79l225: stocker steers,
s6.25410; Western range beef steers. IS o
Sheep = Receipts, ss.Soo: estimated to-
morrow. $4,000; lower. Lambs, 81 pounds
down. s1sa5 @l6.,o; culis and common. IS
medium good and choice. ISIS 0s2b: culls
and common. s2@s.5o.
siipss 1900 , steady TSg ss'S .I bulk
:ii.5SSis25; light, 'iS5oSis..5i light
light, sl5to@1s.75; heavy packing sows,
smooth. Si4SiS; packing sows' rough. ga
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; steady to lower.
Beef steers. medium and heavy weight,
and id' sOod, ,io.7SSlS; common. ,s@ i
common and medium, ;s9iC; butchsr cat
6s s asfG asd satts9. seq aa
calves, light and handy weight. $50
shcep-Receipts. 5000; steady. Lambs.
s. lbs down, i1s@l5: cuils and common,
SEQ IL; yearling wethers, S99l1; ewes me-
dunn to choice, se.5o9s; culis and com
CINCINNATI. Sept ls.--Hogs-Receipts.
1000; lower; selected heavy shippers.
pigs. 10 lbs; and less, sl19i55O. Cattle
weak Weak ssSiS. i''''' weak lambs
PlTTSBURG. Sept. 1s.-Cattle steady
lower; supply fair; prime wethers, $40 so q
1850; culls and common, saQ5: lambs, IS
@i5. Veal calves, s22922.b0. Hogs
heavies. 'I7.25917. SO; mediums and keavy
workers., si7:76QlS; light workers., Sl76
i7ls: pigs. .so01s.7S; roughs. t1t0l5,
EAST BUFFALO. Sept is.--Cattle re-
higher Heavy. silse siffsi 's yorker. 9s.
roughs. siLSoG1s; stays, tioGib Sheep
and lambs receipts, 5000 slow; 80 lower.
Lambs, ts@iB,2si yearlines s79ii: wsth.
esS ssso0s; ewes. ss@Lso; mixed sheep.
The sun., 1919-09-17
SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
FOR CONSOLIDATION.
To the Stockholders OF
Sinclair Gulf C0Tnor0fioa.

NOTICE OF
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
FOR CONSOLIDATION.
TO the Stockholders OF
sinclair GUY Corporation:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that q
special meeting of the stockholders Of sim
Corporation. Rooms si2s-si2S, No. iaO
es .nd In 'h Of ssS Tor St Sn the IA
day OF September. 1919. at twelve o'clock
noon for the purpose
ing 2. sss ssss a:9 sfFit%sa
Ss %;ds AND ntsTsa ssS ~ sna
Sinclair Consolidated on Corporation, cor
porations OF the state OF New York, by
BY said corporations have SSrsed to con
solidate, pursuant to the provisions OF the
business Corporations Law of the State OF
I'D or voting upon the question whether
Or not such agreement 80 made and en-
dalton consummAted:
(S) OF taking any other action In the
pssmiss and any other sfnr. ~.
meeting.
Such agreement win be submitted to the
meeting OF the stockholders hereby called
and every stoekhoider attending viii be
: = sSy tim: SsfCT. ;ss6, meeting any
printed copy OF such agreement upon ap-
plication therefor, during business hours
p PC At az n. ' Ses 'r Rooms o. siss.s i
No. 100 Broadway. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. City and state of New York,
Transfer books will be closed at the
close OF business September the 18th. 1919,
and will remain closed until the close Of
business September 2Srd, 1919, or the day
following any later date to which the
Special stoekholders Meeting may be ad-
Iourned.
Dated, August rs, 1919.
BY ORDER OF the Board Of Directors
A arEINMETZ. SenratarY.
The sun., 1919-09-17
ARREST REVEALS MURDER.
''e' Prisoner Accused OF KIN.
ing American Girl.

ball. Ls' Sept 1.-THE arrest by the
Ia s. mere OF man named Luxembourg.
Inrs ysafs OLD, has developed an alleged
va. We, eass In which an American girl
tho.,,he victim, according TO the au-
hss YES Tie police say the prisoner
via ooniesseQ that In 1903 he eloped
lir,a.a Miss Oils. an American girI then
w.. N Gene1a, and that shortly after
ny ne murdered her.
4 1Ssnsr details OF the alleged confes-
q ,g vailable to-day.
The sun., 1919-09-17

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Horn Silver Mines Company will be
held at the once Of the Company. Room
Utah. on october Fl, 1919, at 10 A. M. Tor
the election OF Directors for the year com.
m n,Ion III ~; - SHV; aaa lot the trans
lawfully brought before II.
4 he transfer books will close September
20. 1919 at II noon and reopen ootohsr
NORRIS S. HIRscHBERo. Secretary.
The sun., 1919-09-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NEW NIQuERo SUGAR COMPANY

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
New York September 10, 1919.
PLEASE Take Notice that the Annual
Meeting OF Stockholders OF the NEW MI
the principal ONCE OF the company, No.
1873 Front Street, New York City, on
Tuesday September Soth,/ 1919, at IL
o'clock noon. for the purpose of eleeting
Directors for the ensuing year. and Inspec-
tors Of Election TO serve at the next an
nual meeting, and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
A. B. vANDERFIEFT. Secretary.
The sun., 1919-09-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United Shoe Machinery CORPORATION

The directors Of this corporation have
declared q dividend of 1K% on the pre-
ferred capial stock. They have also de-
clared a dividend of 400 per share on the
common capital stock. The dividends on
both preferred and common stock are
payable October 4, 1918, to stockhoiders
OF record at the close of business ssptenl-
Oei Az l. A. cooIIDop rr.a.ur..
The sun., 1919-09-17

S2O5,517 ,O4l 90
State of New York, County Of New York, S.;
j, VIM. L, CABLE, Jr., Cashier Of The
Hanover National Bank Of the City OF New
York. do soiemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true, TO the best of my knowledge
and belief.
VIM. e. CABLE, Jr., Cashier.
W. THOMAS, Notary Public.
Correct-Attost New York County.
WILLIAM WooDwARD
ELIJAH p. SMITH Directors.
FRANCIS T. MAXWELL,
The sun., 1919-09-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs--Receipts, 1900 head; mainly
consigned direct to slaughterers. No sales
reported; feeling unchanged, Dressed beef
for native sides; some choice beef as high
as 25 a 26c.; binds and ribs good to choice,
2s@31c.; Texas sides, 14016c.
CALvEs-Reeelpts. 1.4oo head; 500 on
Common to prime veais sold at t1s 20
and fed calves. iIs9 il; Westerns. $40; 80
sec; per ID. country dressed do. higher
s sal: s, Sadd 4 Co., 81 w.., sss
sis,So e. g. zoe. SIS t'aS Kern. eOm2issio S
Company: SO yeals, 1888. s24.5o; 10, 2ol,
sis; 8 skimmilk calves 1eS. ga g.
tis; . FED calves, aso. ,i4 J. shambsrs
4 Son: Sc Western calves, 2s2. 1880.
SHEEP AND LAsIBs-Receipts, s,lsC
head; 20 cars on sale. sheep lower; lambs
eulis. 81; lambs. silSis; ealis, SO.
Dressed mutton lower at s@i4c. per h.;
dressed lambs weak at ls95fo
Sales-Kerns Commission Co.: 1856 West
Virginia lambs, ~ lbs, average. sIs: SIS
u, sii; 2ss Virginia. 20, ,I5; its, 50. SIC;
q S eSs g. : 81 50 sA Mr'n is ,sO
81. g. 5. i sand sS;SO' iss fspnss s
. iSSs y r. s; :l6' is g s,s a. 81, ls sS g.
los. IS; IS. 81, IS; 10 cuiis. 10. 81. ToSlr
SIS shq19 s 60 i, ,ia sSt. .s sm So
ITO, 81.
HoGs-Receipts. a.4so head: only a few
head on sale; Feeling steady AZ ss9 1870
Sales. shamberg & Son: pigs. lOl
lbs. average. s17: roughs is+. $3.50.
The sun., 1919-09-17
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY
Barnet Leather Co.. Inc.
81 Fulton street.
Ma Vail ~ "

Sept. is, 1919.
has heen DECLARED on he Prsfsrrsd 500
OF Barnet leather Co.. Inc, payable Ooto-
Der /. 1919, to stockholders o. record at the
close Of business september u. 1919. Checks
"" n H. HIxalAS. E.sasus.A
The sun., 1919-09-17
surgeon-GsneraI ireland Honored.

WAsHIN0roN, Sept. 16.-Word reached
Washington to-day that the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons OF Edinburgh, Scotland,
had conferred an honorary fellowship
upon Major-Gen. Merritte w. Ireland,
Surgeon General of the United States
Army.
The sun., 1919-09-17

BUENos AYREs, Sept. le.-Closing grain
innes' shown IN pesos and centayos per 100
mos ti0S pounds;