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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
Railroad Men of
 New Mexico Want
 MoAdOo President

ALBUQUERQUE. x. M, March 24 Leading men, mainly those employ ed by the Santa Fe, tonight organized a McAdoO-for-President club. It is the intention of the club members, regardless of party affiliations in the past, to work for the nomination of MT. McAdOo, and if nominated. to do all in their power to elect him.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
WARNING

. is ksspIas your bowels regular do not {
 become addicted 10 weakening puryatiyey ' u or mineral laxadves: just try k0RoLAH: k safe, gentle, wholesome Best and goes fsrthes' obtsinsbie ct busy druggists. every where. korolss is relief for many ailmenS. Including constipation, headaches. dIEv K sselk, besehiss. gas. ses.thu-.. te.rid Ige. # bad beeath, 1errcusrees dysrsnsis, ta1iges-
 ~ toa, eteHty, mental and phys.c.l dVNreSs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15

SECTION 2: That the assessme nts
hereby levied on each Of the above men
toned lots and parcels OF land are hereby
! declared to be lien upon such lots and
parcels Of land to the same extent ns other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
IN the same manner as other taxes In and
for the City OF Tulsa Oklahoma, are coll
lectcd.
SECTION ?: That all assessments here
, by lowed shall be divided into three '3l
1 equal annual installments as authorized
by said Statutes OF the state OF Oklsho M
, for such cases made and provided: that
the assessments shall bear lnterest'at the
rate OF eight 90 per cent per annum pay
! able annually at tho time OF the payment
/ Of the several install NJ ents Of the said as
eossments from the date Of the taking ct-
feet OF this ordinance. that tho first in
stallment OF said assessments, together
/ with the accrued interest -the deferred
! instRllments shall be payable on Nne l5th
/ cay Of December, 1921, and the remaining
deferred instaliments with the yearly in
tIrest on tho unpaid installments, shall be
payable on tho 18th day OF December OF
each succeeding year until All hhal! DC
paid.
ers OF the lots or parcels OF land so as
sesscd may at any time during the -four
, a. consecutive weeks following the day OF
/ the first publication Of this ordinance pay
10 the City Auditor OF the city Of Tulsa,
the full amount Of the assessments so lev
fed against their said lots and parcels of
! from the lien OF such assessments.
! SECTION 4: That this ordinance shall
! be published for twenty-nine consecutive
days, in the Tulsa Daily World a news
paper published In Tulsa oklahoma, that
the publication OF this ordinance as re
4 luired by law shall be taken and regardsd
, as sufficient notice to all persons Interested
in the assessments hereby levied by ,h'
terms OF this ordinance.
: SECTION 3; That all ordinances nj
parts Of ordinances in conflict with The
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar as su \
conflict exists, are hereby repealed.
! SECTION s: That an emergency exist
for the preservation OF the punltc healtt
and safety and by reason whereof, this ur
dinance shall take effect from and nftcl
It's passage approval and publication.
PASSED. and the emergency clause rplet
upon separately and approved this ist da,
OF October, 1890.
APYRoVED. this 1st day of october
1920, ., -,
| Attest;
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
Approved;
FRANK r. DUNCAN,
CIV Attorney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
BOARD AND ROOMS

i+-ROOM hotel; long lease brick building
on Main street, Dewey Okla, $1,000 viii
handle ". W Taylor, Biery Hotel,
BRrtlesvilic, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
AUTOMOBILES

MOTORS and rrurrstora bought sold urd
exchanged Electric repair work " t,.
"ty description. Electric supply Co. 20
Fourth rhonc Osoe, cot
FOR SALE-i9i5 Tord roadster ti6t.
{ roadster uuly with ROAD splash ahlrlia
and running boards $50 Cn'l at 40 3
Frankfort rhrrr cedar 1tN
FOR sALE-One. Ford truck win 'np
In good condition See tt at 1911 South
Cincinnati Phone $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
nrlr wA,rrn-rrnAIr

nEIr wA.TEp--FEhAIE 80
WAITED couctent white housrkceper
best pay IN good home 70 right parry,
Apply CSl East Second,
TYPEST WANTED with some Knowledge
- bookkeeping, government work, good
salary; board IS per month Send recent
photo or apply in person, w. II, Dibeok'
Superintendent u, s. Indian school. sS-
pulpA, Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
pVRriS PERSONAL

TAKEN UP on my place miles north OF
city; one bay poney mare with marc
nule colt J W Robertson
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lsTENOGRAPHER, six months experiences
good references, Box 2S6 Mounds. uklo.
SITUATION WANTEp--Colored couple
Al cook experienced; houseman and
chauffeur Phone Usage ss2t,
WANTED - Job as refinery office
manager. have had several years .x-
portence as a refinery office manager md
thoroughly understanding every phase OF
the work Am an accountant, steno-
grapher and sal lesman; willing TO go any
where; married. c. L. Michael. CoTdova
Hotel. Phone @~Ar<AAAS~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST NM fOl NJ
LOST rrd wire wheel with Goodrich cord
tire ON A. Phone Usage ii7o-R
LOST Saturday. oct Q. between SLICK aui
kellcville OKLA, black handbag Please
return to Archer Realty 2?7 Iowa ndg,
and receive reward
obii, tire and rim. 100
block. South Peoria. iii PocahuntaH st.
FairNIcw addition No. ?
LOST--rhrce keys on chain In or near
postoffice return 80 NJ, X. T. Ticket
office, or phone Usage 20.
LOST--Dark gray fur; liberal reward to
finder bo7 s. Yorktown. cedar 2ib
LOST-Mnl rarty who picked ~ over
coat and black handbag which was
thrown from burning Grand sunday morn
inE kindly return to y. u. Gordon. Grand
rooms. i4a West second street. and re-
Ceiye reward. Phone Usage i'io
Lost Lewciiin setter white with
orange spots Phone Edward SCph.
ossEe 665o Usage toi6 Reward.
LIGHT RED muley COW. lett ear cropped
lost from 20i7 South Olympia. Wrs,
Tulsa Finder call Mr.. Mitchell, Usage
bi2S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
MEN WANTED FOR
fFFTy. Afrnfatu aFTE1

We want some real live salesmcn
that are not afraid OF work and viii
work hard for good money selling
the oklahoma Farmer, Cappcr's
Weekly and Household in the rural
districts of the state OF Oklahoma.
There In a fine future to hustlers in
Y. Huff, Circulation Manager. COS
Continental Building. Oklahoma
city, Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
LEGAL

.-,.i The newly elected ard qualified
,r and Commissioners Immediately
.gsr being indicted into office shal nom
,r,ts and confitm a free -holdet and p1t 81
i,,g .isctor as herein govided. 70 ~, any
N,,.,rv In the WATER COMM SSiON'
& any cause whateoever
u ttriON O. II shall be tho duty of the
..',' Auditor TO prepare separate srlnaty
H,'iof and General Election ballot tor ne
bN,isn " members ~ the WATER
COMMISSION" and TO arrange the names
H., candidates for each term as mem
el ''f The "wATER COMMISSION in
.irbabc,ical order without. any designa-
, insignia or device OF any Kind or
u'".,rter, political or otherwise, except
~ said ballot shall be headed by tho
PRIMARY ELECTiov'
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT"
.,, hereunder the words
""' POUR YEAR TERM
Two YEAR TERM
GENERAL ELECTION"
..tpk arm COMMISSION BALLOT"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
1.-TWO YEAR TERM"

and thereurde- the words
-FOUR YEAR TERM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15

'' GENERAL ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
TWENTY FIVE
SITUATIONS wAsrED-MALE a

SITUATION WANTED-Draftsman and
supsrlntendent, architectural experience
and training. desires position with arChi-
tect OF contractor. Married and can nIr-
ulsh best OF references. Address Boz
LbS.A care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15

STENOGRAPHER experienced In general
office work must have position al once.
Cau Usage iIs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
EMPLOYMENT.

MIR WANrED-tEnNLE i
WANTED ,o'orcd woman with good %
fcr"ncos Tor cooking Phone pa1Er 1-ao
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
Two YEAR TERM"

and hereunder the words ..
POUR YEAR TERM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15

WANTED-By man with 90 years c'-
pcrirnCe. field suprrlntendrnts Or
lease boss job. can furnish host refer
ences Address BOX ll47 Okmulges, Oh
lahoma,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
BOARD AND ROOMS

"''"7 ''N Ni'"'i' -
NitE clean sleeping room, tii < inuF.us
UNUSUALLY largo sleeping tuuu win
tuWs t|H.Ira closet. CotncctpE h'ih.
beds AUifah'p tpr . or young mon
$40 p. thrH Hrru, Ossge 6iN9.
CuTNEN\I s. JIn.slccping ruum. 5
ana 81 p,r week Phone psagc i74i.l
EIGHTH W 700 " YOU want tcai
classy room. mahogany furniture. b'I.
couN. separate entrance. suitable Tor uf
gentlemen COLL Usage b4i2
CINCINNATI s.. l306--Niccy furnished
front tuuW. connrctiug bath. psagp COS
Evening star., 1920-07-01
BRITAIN AND JAPAN
WAIT j. S. COURSE
Honolulu Hears Treaty Re-
vision Delayed Until We Act
on League of Nations.

HONOLULU, July 1 (by the Asso-
ciated Press)-The Arglo-Japanese
treaty will not be altered until the
course of the United States in re-
| gard to the league of nations has been
determined, it has been reported in
Toxic, according to advices to the
Nippu Jill, a Japanese language news
paper here.
The changes contemplated would
make the part conform to the leagu
of nations, but they Will not be car
ried out if the United States disap-
proves of the league, because it is
thought the league would not be de-
pendable without the United States,
the dispatches stated.
The alteration of the treaty will be
postponed until the elections have
determined United States action on
the league. it was said.
TOXIC, June u Correspondence of
the Associated PreSS).-AS regards
the question of the revision of the
AngIo-Japanese alliance, the govern
ment has decided, it is said, to main
tain the present pact which Will con-
tinue to exist until one of the con-
tracing parties announces denuncla-
ton of the agreement. owing TO the
stil unconsolidated state of the
league of nations. and because of the
existence of opposition to the alli-
ance in Canada and Australia, the
present is not thought favorable Tor
revising the treaty.
japan prefers, therefore, to post
none the revision of the pact and
wait for an opportune chance for re-
vision in the future. In this connec-
tion an agreement of views has been
reached between the British and Jap
anese governments recently.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
PLEA FOR JUSTICE
MADE BY JAPANESE
Revival in California of Agi-
tation Against Nation
Arouses Toxic.

TOXIC. June % (by the Associated
Press) THE recrudescence of anti
japanese agitation in California is at
tracing widespread attention in Japan.
The national convention of cham
bers of commerce has adopted reso-
luton declaring that the agitation is
assuming grave proportions. and ex-
pressing the fear that if it is left un-
checked the interests of Japanese in
California, the result of years of toll
and labor, will be doomed.
Regarded as "Regrettnble."
~Ths is regrettable for American
Japanese amity,' the resolution says.
I'VE must arouse public opinion, raise
the voice of justice against the anti
Japanese movement and seek perma-
nent solutions of the questions in
voived-
The resolution requests the ap-
pointment of committee of twenty
five, to include members of the diet, to
discuss defensive ways and means.
View of Newspapers.
Virtually all the newspapers agree
in expressing the belief that the
American people themselves will pre-
vent any injustice. The YoroZu Ihoho,
on the other hand, attacks the United
States for it's enthusiastically con-
verted ideas of Bismarck and Bern
hardi." and says it thinks it quite i'm
possible to hope for the friendship of
America The newspaper seiZes the
opportunity to attack American mis-
sionaries, some of whom, it charges,
are bent on disturbing the peace of
Korea.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
DESCHANEL IN PARIS.
French President Quits Vacation
to Confer With Premier.

PARIS. June 30.-President Des-
chanel returned TO Paris this morning
from the Chateau de la MonteIlerie,
at Lisieux, Normandy, where he has
been resting for several weeks. The
President is expected to confer with
Premier Millerand regarding the Spa
conference. and it was said he intends
to return to the country estate within
a few days. A few days later he is
expected to return to Paris perma-
nently
President Deschanel's health is re-
garded as very satisfactory.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
THREE DIE AS WIRE
SETS PLANE ABLAZE
Harvard Graduate Among Victims
of Air Tragedy in
Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-Two men
and a -year-old boy were killed and
their bodies burned when an airplane in
which they were riding here struck a
high voltage electric wire and crashed
to the ground in flames at the Marina
flying field.
The pilot of the airplane was David
Lane, an overseas veteran. The other
dead are:
Paul Lane, ten, nephew of Daniel
Lane.
II. L. Tucker of San Francisco. a ma
tive of Boston and a civil engineering
graduate of Harvard University.
Evening star., 1920-07-01

Four big specials to make
two big busy days Friday and
Saturday-and every special
represents the biggest value
of it's kind in Washington.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
COMMODITY PRICES.

Following were the closing prices of
yesterday, comparison be-
Ing made with Saturday's prices:-
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
REGULAR PRICES
IN HOG PRODUCTS

The market for hog product was easier
early in the day owing to a decline of 15
to 25 points in the hog market and on
liberal receipts of live hogs at Western
points. On the decline, however, there
was renewed buying by the same inter-
ests who were largely instrumental in
causing last weeks upturn This demand
brought about a quick recovery At the
close lard showed gains of 10 to 20 points
Ribs were unchanged to IL points higher,
and pork was 25 points lower to so points
higher. Receipts of hogs at Western
points for the day were $4,000. including
$4,000 at Chicago, $1,000 at Kansas City
and 500 at Omaha.
Pork firm: mess, s4.i. 20 s4e: family, s52 s5S;
short clear S44 $50. Beef steady; mess, SO II
500 family, SO s26; packet, $50 SCI; extra
India mess. SAG a S4S Hogs steady; barons'
21Lc.; 14o lbs, 213ic.; pigs 21Ac. Bellies firm;
picked clear 1912 lbs. 26isc; dry salted clear
1870 lbs, 2t9zc- Grcases duh; yellow lac. Il
1l1.c.; choice house. 13Mc. lac Picked hams
firm; regular. 1912 lbs. 26lsc.; skinned. j. 70
lbs 2i9sc. Tallow barely steady: city special
loose 1sc Lard firm; Middle West. s234 40 a
S23.JO City lard dull quoted 24c a az nc
fned lard quiet: Continent, ST; South Ancrlra,
$27 -; Brazil kegs, S2S.25. COMPOUND steau! !,
quoted 90. 26Hc. Stearine barely steady city
lard stearine, soc; oleo. &c. 221ac.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
COTTON REACTS
ON PROFIT TAKING

An excited early advance on covering or
rebuving by Saturdays sellers was fol-
lowed by reactions in the cotton market
Yesterday. March contracts sold up to
81. .O5 early, or a cent a pound above the low
level of Saturday morning. but broke later
TO 49, and closed at 362S. Thee general
list closed steady at a net advance of 3
TO 45 points. October was relatively firm,
showing the maximum advance at the
close. The market opened at an advance
of 20 to- 80 points on buying by interests
who had sold on Saturdays unconfirmed
rumors of a political upheaval in Ger
many.
The demand was supplied around the
opening figures. After the close of the
British market, prices turned easier under
realizing. Rallies were promoted by ru-
mors that a foreign pool had been organ
lied TO buy up low grades in the South.
The advance, however, was not fully sus-
tanned, although last prices showed re-
coveries of 10 or 20 points from the lowest.
Southern spot markets. as officially reported
we're 30 points lower to % points higher. with a
moderate volume ct business.
The local market for spot cotton was Qnlet anu
unch lnged al 80 25c. for mddlinG upland; sales
nil.
Range of prices:--
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
SHARES ON CONSOLIDATED
SHOW SHARP DECLINES

In yesterdays session on the Consoh-
dated Stock Exchange numerous OF the
active properties registered losses OF from
5 to 10 points. The early weakness que
to heavy liquida ton in the oil shares' was
given added momentum in the fihal hour
by an advance in the call money rate 10
IS per cent this factor contributing III
large mart TO The wide eliminating recess
sions.
Mexican Petroleum was offered down
9at to 1864; Pan-American. o+4. TO s41s
Middle States. a. to g., and sinclair "a.
to 44ss Republic Steel netted loss OF
37s. to 114A; Bethlehem steel 3, 2ts. 20
95la; Lackawanna. !. to So; United States
Steel, IA. to 1054s Baldwin Locomotive
55s. to 1855 and American Locomotive
3D. to 99ia Pierce Arrow yielded IA. 10
72Ib. Studebaker, 32s. TO l059s, and White,
27s, to co. International Corporation fell
back 37s, to 11lh; Marine common, IL, to
46lh, and the preferred, IA, to los
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Judgments.
New York County.

The following judgments filed yester
day. January Il. the first name being that OF
the debtor
Bernstein. samuel IS Bernstein & COIN
Stanger. 50. l3a. 81.
Bischof Guido Schlegel. Sl.G43.4o
Boldman. EdAin D.--L. \. sherman. S3Gl 81
freund. William and San Weininser-stafe
Bai.k, s5a17
-ritzgersld, Percy E--L. Bamberger & Co.,
S162. 40.
korwarders Auto Trucking Corp.-Globe For
Gengaro Sanl-Wilson & Co. S5026l. -
lioldsten Albert ). j. Rosenthal $l.Ji 0s.
Henderson, Charles III. f. spellman
S6.i6.9 ~.
IIoutlnan. David-Natonsl Cash Register
Hall K Ruckei. Inc-M NJ. Hall, $lo.9s4.6 90
Halock KayInond I.-E. J. Hahn, S1.306. IS.
Joseph Iewis-R. Mlliman, $1,000.
kortfy. Morris--S fr'wn, Ssi4 -
Lessler, Joseph-I. Leichter. S53O.65
lie, In Samuel-A. NJ. NJ Kemp Ell ai''
Mitchell, George-sena Tone Phonograph CON.
pany, 81 .363.s9. ..,,A
NJ. Canal. $685.. 20.
St: George Realty and Construction Company
Sutphin Trace s.-B. Litthauer, Sli7095;.
Southern Hotel Company-A. W. Mclaughlin
West End Ice Company, Inc.-M. e. Gerhardt'
ZubrysEi Peter-Ma1 Schwartz, Inc. see2.e5
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
MUTUAL. Divide

shall do more
necessary therefore this advertisement shall stand for all
certified opinion Mutual Divide and will to read it care
fully
object make Mutual Divide
and Heca of Oils and e and with the foundation
have the task will not be hard Our predictions will all come
true although people tried avail themselves of the the. profit @
impossible for us to put through at So at that time Many
shaken OUT bears and licked their chops M did
We % had ask for help and we got it. All we asked for
Why: Because the went to knew the possibilities of Mutual
and they knew
Now tables turned.
Divide of Massachusetts, Trustees certificates will be
Curb this week and will be traded in Just the
be- deposited at the Metr opoan trust Company of Boston on or
@ before the 10TH of this mo In order for yG to @ m nGIiop % GDosad
Metropolitan Trust Company of Boston before the 18th
"ng 5 Company Of will be dissolved as after the 18th
this month their certificates ns & the G ht only a to e pro nn rata
All details perfectly regular and all stockholders rights are
by January 18th of this year
We have had at the Security w. Transfer % % and d. Registrar
posted with them been transferred
turned to those who sent it in.
many thousands be bought in and delivered this
week
who put that their stock is transfer In such
recall the certificate from the Security Transfer and Registrar
Company of Boston in your name
Mutual closed Saturday at 1916 After the close bid
45s by several brokers and refused to sell
If you make quick turn Mutual and make enough
sell part of stock and the balance
outright,
BUY MUTUAL. TODAY
Mutual will stand for all time monument Boston,
and whereby big and little share alike
have made their profits now let the big fellows make
and the little fellows that Mutual
and always will be- the implies Dead the
level"
will be made list Mutual Divide. of
the Boston Stock Exchange
GEO, L. WARE z co.
IS CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON,
Telephone s437-s43s.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Satisfied Judgments.
New York County.

The first Is that of the debtor The
second that OF the creditor and date when judg
ment was fled
James I, White & Co. Inc.-B. Latinsky ct al;
April ~ 1919 reversed. 81 O66O5.
1910, SJ92.3S
krsh, CeileA. Meltzer; February IA. 1919,
SJa2 81.
Altman, Harry. and Beniamin Grodindong-A.
Goldmui; April H. 1919, 81, f36.9S
20. 1919. 81 S7211.
untermyer, samuel-T. Leonard; December -.
1911, $S51!6a.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Bankruptcy Matters.

A petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
ASBESTOS FABRIC COMPANY. INC, ashes sps
products at No. 233 Broadway.
A petition In bankruptcy has been filed against
PAULINE LORD. actress. at No. 604 West 1l2ih
street ,
Judge Knox has granted discharges from bank
r,intcy TO the following:-DAVID REICHEN-
BERG; grocer. No. PSI Beecker street; ADOLPH
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Foreign Government Bonds.
Foreign Bonds Dealt In Fiat.

Mexico Extern strl IS OF %. 1915. -
Mexico Extern gold As Of '04, 1854. 80
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
EGGS.

Receipts. $3.50 cases. Fresh gathered. extras
dozen. S5c.: eytra frsts. s3c: S4c;: firsts; sic
ator. special marks fancy charges paid, Doe:
Il 6c.; firss. 52hc. ole; seconds, 4sc .2 e2c.
under grades }oc. 41c.: steriliZed a4c. u GOc I:
dirties 3jc. 42c.; checks, s5c. a 5se STATE State
nnsylvania and earby western. hennery whites.
extras soc q 9Oc; frsts TO extra frsts Soc. a
ssc under GRADES soe sie gathesired hsistl whites; M
7Sc; Pacific Coast. whites. express. extra tirSts
to extras. ssc 90c.: firsts. Sic a Ste; pullets;
roe a T5c: other western and southern. gathered
whites soc. See: State. PENNSYLVANIA ana
nearby hennery browns fancy, ste; a ssc
"a thered brown and mixed colors, graded. fancy.
Sic a S.Jc: fair to choice. soc. SIC.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
BUTTER.

Receipts 6slo packages Creamery; higher
than extras, b, 65e. 6ec 80. extras 81 fjTsfs SGoFs
SS 10 So score 6Oc 62c.; seconds, 81 TO 81
score, SC. SOC; lower grades &c sc oxt9Gs ?2G;
G4isc. a CSC; firsts, SOC. .3Hc.; seconds
55e 5sc unsalted higher than extras sS sc SSc
seconds. 56c. Coz. State. dairy tubs. finest
63c 64c. good to prime. 5sc. Sc; common conn
SIDE; firsts 55c. a BIC; imitation creamery
firsts SIC. 52c.; ladies. current make 1irsts'
iSc a 49c; seconds 46Lsc. a 47c.; lower grades,
45c. a 46c; packing stock. current make. No. l.
46c; No. 2, 45c., and lower grades. 41c. 44c.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Business Troubles.

Judge Knox, has appointed Maurice I Shame
e. porter and Importer st No. so South street.
Judge Knox has appointed Louis Jersawit re-
oeyer for REGENTS DINING ROOM, INC.
restaurant. at No. 4.255 Broadway.
JudSe Knox has anpointed j. Cllffori Mc-
Chrystie receiver for CHARLES POTASH. jew
elry. at No. - Essex street
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Government Securities.
Stock Exchange Closing Bid and
Asked Prices,

Following We're the closing blu anu
asked quotations for United states and
Foreign government securities on the STOCK
Exchange yesterday. To these prices ac-
crued interest is to be added. Bonds IN
default are designated IS dealt in rat II
The New York herald., 1920-01-13

BROMBERG. salesman. at No. COS West 1aSih
OF BRoMBERG x FOELDY and BRoMBERfi q
lSCHULK OFF: BERTHA RosENbAUM. trading
sso second Street; TERDINANp s. FERGUSON.
WILfIaM TRITTEL al No. oO4 Merose avenue
and GEORGE $. GALLAGHER. bookkeeper. af
No GO ST. Nicholas avenuc.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Trading Quiet OH Paris Bourse.

PARIS, MISUNDERSTANDING was quiet on
the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes,
57f. 75c. Exchange on London. All. SOC.
Five per cent loan, SSf 45c. The dollar was
quoted at If. 15c.