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New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Jones Bros. Tea Earned d"
S2.l1 a Share on Common

Net income after Federal taxes Of
the Jones Bros. Tea Company, Incor-
porated. for the year ended December
81, 1919, amounted TO S494.543, equiva-
lent, after S280,000 in preferred divi-
dends. to s214 share, 500 par,
earned on the 900 shares OF cont
mon stock.
543. From this Federal taxes, etc %
$4,000 were deducted. leaving q s644,-
DAB net Sl5O,0oo reserve was made
for working capital After common
stock holders had received 100000
IN dividends. surplus was sl4,543.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcv

Petitions In bankruptcy filed yesterday
In the United states District Court were
llows:
CULLEN BARGE CORPoRAT1oN-1n-
yoil~ ary petition against the Cullen
Bar Corporation, lghterage business ]
Broadway, by the Liberty Dry Dock and
Reyair Company. Broadway. Liabilities
Approximate, sl.25o; assets not stated.
Rosenberg & Ban. g. Broadway. are at
torneys for the petitioning creditors.
JACOB GEESCIlLAK-Involu Pc
tltion against Jacob Gcrschlak. 1923
BleecKcr Street. manufacturer Of ladles'
hats doing business under the firm name
of the French Hat Works. Liabilities,
o000. assets. $4,000, Marcus Holland.
ing creditors
Receivers in Bankruptcy
ReceAers In bankruptcy appointed yes-
tcrday in the United States District Court
were follows
CULLEN BARGE CORPORATION -
Judge Learned Hand appointed John S.
Sheppard jr.. receiver for the Cullen ParEe
Corporation under a bond of $1,000.
JACOB GERSCULAK-Judgc Hand ap.
pointed Max Rockmore receiver for Jacob
Gerschak under q bond OF $4,000.
Assignment
HENRY IT, POTTEpAUM COMPANY
Inc, groceriea 10 East l5th at. yesterday
assigned for tho benefit OF creditors to
Ienjanin Trumhorg and Jacob NIarwell.
Henry IT, PottebAun is president OF the
com pany.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Financial Items

t'ndcr an agreement dated March c8.
1920. between the Two Rector Street Cor
poration and the Guaranty Trust Company
OF New York the latter has Issued $4,000
600 per value Two Rector Street Corpora
tlon first mortgage l6-year per cent
Aineing fund gold loan certificates due
April 1. l9a6.
The New York Trust Company has heen
appointed New York transfer agent OF the
preferred and common stocka OF the
American Radintor Company.
\. l.. Saylcs Sons Company reports
1919 net sales OF $s.093 23l and net earn
ings OF *lOp. 2-T equivalent. after pre-
f"rred drilends.> to SO share on the S2S
par vHiuc common stock. Unalicd orders
are sall to be sufficient to take care. OF
tho entire 1890 production.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
FJRS-4mericnn Firms Shin
Heartily to London auctions.

Two British steamers which left this
port recently carried moro than 81 ,0OO,-
600 worth OF American turs consigned
to a London commission house for the
spring auction the latter part of this
month. Shipments of American furs
to the London auction, according to the
American agents for London commits
SION houses, are the largest in years.
Inc bulk OF the shipments are made
up of skunk, opossum and raccoon.
which are in big demand in the Eu-
ropean fur markets. Gray wolf and
badger also are going over in good
Iuantitles
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
BUYERS COMING

luiLlSCAGo-Willialn NJ. Sangerlnan & Co.
- G9Ats. suits; Claridge- is expected April {,
~ ~, AGo-fas,row Bros. < Golds,cin. 4
1oIQsten. woolen piece goods; Pennsy =
ror,r-rcp,-y - ~ f'Ilii o. ~
- iSbt EGH-Rosgs & Buhl: Mrs Dcra
horton Bury. ribbon buyer. ll4O Broad
way: is expected April
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
PEABODY ENGINEEHiNU GONPOH


SCTfCE ~ HEREBY OWEN THAT THIN
annual meeting Of tho FtockhoIdera Of
tho Pfabo1r Engineering Eorporniion WIZ
he held IS Tho orice of tho company Roe
ffb EfDad vsv. sew YDfh City Borough -
Manhattan, ~ rcloeh IN tks nftsrnoon
~ the ibih day ~ hpfi. 1920. 10 elect
ditsrtofs ana To tFsnssot sueh other busi
psss tU~y pfrpffly cam. before TN,
meeting. HAMPTON u. EWING, Nsorstary-
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
BUSINESS News


eminated e F?dt for wholesale Many the
allow their
'ne jobbers
for
asked cmil
thc Com
and
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
232nd Dividend
DIVIDEND NO f5t
FIFE HANOVER FIRE INST RANCE co.

NV l0TN, NNrch n. wv
Ats ,aec;lnS of the Board OF Directors,
I'D. n 5 day. 1t quarterly dividend Of Two
ard one-iait 60 Per Cent. wss dc
ciared. payable April i. lsgo. az the pfice
.:os - and So Pine Street. t. Stockholders y
q. record Al close Of business March -0th
ESQ Transfer books 10 be closed from
Ng~ch c9nd 20 April lst. 192O. both dates
inclusive. +. : JARVIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

n. 41nCk rr AHs.CAL NYgTfNO
= t6s 1Ai Iee'inz ~ Tn, Stoenholdsrs
~ e., .hhszo. Faint Paul. Minneapolis
= tks ss ss IA. way Company will 10 hslA
AM + y. Wizcoasin. on W.1n-sdty.
NJ go, 1919. A. nlEs o'clock A.. NJ, fof
tssss =, ,'1h m ~ directors and ths traas-
sses =. s'eh n'ttf business ~ may c>rns
~. ks,a. I:oHs viii bs e;os~d on Tr.
~ ss ss ,si is. 1870. Al tho close O, hun.
rs%ss6ss "ss csy, ana VII! ~ rsopsasd ~
5AssS vspf1l Is. 1927
1frts,,gsrz -. 1929.
.t0nN n az CLARK PrssfdsAt
eSppEs.-Ss,,x,.n =, .nALDWELf. s.or..ary
STATys rAsr NOS yIrr
m sssl, D FOUNDRY tOHrAxY,
S4esp ~ t snnHai srsstinr ~ tho STOCK
Z tSwxtn< Cnits1 fs.at.s Csst iron rfos
9tsssss Csmysny Tor ,ls elsofion OF
Az Sss .ha Tho trAnssesfen .f sueh
~ NJ sss: s'.s: ~ msy properly rams be-
~ 49, .hst vii be hsiH ~ tho pin
HANGE ~ tns rern.An ~, 10 FY-
MAsEy' ~ nwLAcE. IgnnrY CRY, nnw
~ ury%,<.ixo <.iog,sa gn,ssa,,sy AFsih -. 1870.
49, b1>ks ~ tfs c,fo,sny xiii
tiss ''" fp' M nnepo,s q, ,uis
49, 2 nAppHrou, s.erst.ry
s~ SssssN xa<sh lIst, i5s4.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

. Broad s.. New York. y. Y. Mar. 10, 1920.
AT extra dividend OF twenty per cent.
..0c) this day declared upon the
common stock Of tho Company payable in
common stock at par on and after May /.
ie3o, 10 common stockholders .of record
March 81. 1920.
LANCASTER MORGAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

bradley & Weed lnc.-Globo In
Drnnaanbcrs, aa'an'hy 60 Lcmuci IN u,
Iockwood .................... 3,Ga3. 20
nsrTmsn haz%ras-' roilaeie 1:,,1, s;@se 90
Costello, Jack. Henry y. Green
stcin and william y. Latin
(Rialto Amusement Burcau)--
colany' Juiius| Yonlsers n. u. Co;
Cohen, I.oui. and Max stork-
ca,aido n,' Angelo. and Now Ams,er-
dam Casualty co.--Pcople, etc. 10000
Cohen. Barnet W Jacobs ..... 2,ol78o
Printing co.. ....'..... s3sae
D!llon. lsanc A. Ratn"r;.-.; 2s4 n
Duffy, John e r. i. O'Sulivan 1,ol740
Dairydale producc CO.. Inc.
I.cwis Memrs CO.. Inc ......... 37411
Empire city subway Co. Ltd
Emerson rhonograph Co.. Inc
" Wateraon; costs. ..;,,..... 2a167
Errbowsky. Barnet--P. Ashkena
rcldman. lester A. s. Hughe, '''''
Towing ana Transportation Co. 1890
Fri"dcI. Iterman--J. Is ornlan. C.bo630
Federal Tcrra Gotta Co.-Jioist-
Ing Machinery CO.: costs...... I33GA
Tinncgan, AuAiin-G GrcaBon MIX.
Flsher i'arry. ana louls cohon
0aines. g'.tl .t:lwin. Ilclen Gainea ana '''''
John kanc Morris Plan Co OF
Sew York ,..,... ............ .......... 1890
COda. tcHa-J,. X. toldb"rg ... 4l3 "a
George. Louis w I e = h
Printing CO.. .........,..,.... l77o3
Herrtcl.. Chns E, and Fred NJ.
GrcAhan Gitrrick IL COIN
NJ stanton CO.. Inc conts l1o75
iiiilera. Aug H.r-A. Vhlonic. +C4<b
Hincr. Wnltor b. agt - Albert
sohwiil & 90 ,,............... 1924
Hntner. David, and Louis Cohen
People. etc ...........,..... / 600 90
Kollin, John CO.. Inc .-~Dibhon Co. 7tt.4H
Encior. carolinm Nc, cxx~-J F
Hammond .......,........... I.as2s1
Enfppln. Walter Lion Wet Wnah
Lsundry Go. Inc. costs.....,,., ll4l9
Knipple. waiter. by g1n,-HAine.
coats .....'...........,.' 100 az
Fnoihon. Bnrbhrn~-L. Foulkc 49,. 800 90
I.onE'wiii. Isrhei. Dhucr. r....... %.D3I 20
Machinery T. Metals Sales Co
Tnunoda Trading CO.. Inc
nosts ...,..... ...+,.s.......,...... 1905
MscDonhld. Iicb"r -- N d. Mo
carry ........ -,.......... 2.ss2.of
hoGoVern. "ln. J Anh lugh A.
W. j. Woilman st A!,.-..... I71.g6
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Cottonseed Oil

The market was frmer early In the day
IN sympathy with the strength in pro.
visions and grain, but toward the close
a reactionary tendency developed undor
iliquidatfon, and final prices were points
nlener TO 3 points net lower. Total sales
for the day We're l4S0O barrels
ne range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
OF prices follows:

Southern Spot Mnrkets--Norfolk quiet.
unchanged ut 39.b0c: sales 42o bales Bal
timore nominal. 30 points lower, at 40. soc.
sales nil. Augusta steady, 80 points higher,
at 40.60c; snlcs i05 bales. Memphis steady.
unchanged at %0.60c; sales. S25 bales.
Houston quiet. so points higher. at 4250c :
sales. 449 bales. Little Rock steady. 70
points higher, at A. csc: sales 2ol bales.
Dallas stendy. 80 points higher at 4a.6oc;
sales. 3sb balcs Galveston steady. 20
points higher, at A3.25c sales. i.6b6. New
Orleans steady. SO points higher. at 4lc.
salcs, 1862 bales Mobile nominal. un
changed. at 39.7bc: snlcs nil. Savannah
nrm. unchanged. at %lc: sales 792 bales.
Charleston steady. unchanged. at 4oc:
halen nil
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

N;,,sS Hgw YoTI; I, ,,,.....'. 4sl7s.
NaIbandian. Yervant A.--D sim
pollak Benz Joe Lowe Co.. Inc 9aosS so'sv
fole'ner >joseph C.-Morris Plan
Pcrlste,n, samuel.M. welner 49, o9.ss So
'erstein, Max-Same ....... 100 a.
Nappaport, Abraham II. or Al
bort T. Happaport Floating
Go. MI. Surety co. .... l15A1
~, - -. 4,,1 - r. Reed 2s797
Eni bro!dery Works ......... 3464o
ShiraIdi francesca, ,ad'ninis-J.
ltheinfrank Co. Inc costs 1895
Struns<y. Meyer-W Pub Co ooo o5
SolFo Philip and Louis Cohen
Sullivan Chas. Anew Amster-
dana Casualty Co ......... 755ooo
Thorn. Frank, Anthony schwoer- ''''''N
er sr and Anthony jr-T j.
Tanners &: Dyers Raw Products '''''
'orpr l.. Levine .;....,....... 1913
philip Nobbe Co.. Inc nc...... 97c2s
Van 1n.l!si pen nl4 herg Victor--irircmens
Naltnei, Giuseppe--D vinard:
wilialn Taylor 8 sons. Inc '0l' %
j; Briskman .................. 10000 50
,N ~ e'sH '',s' '.dc IS. fernstcin 500 so
Jones Auditors. Inc. ......... 1898
In Bronx County
Jennings Wet Wash Laundry Co.,
Inr-s. Kashman .:.........' s425b
Leicthman Philip->I Gordon
It al ......... 1854
iH'l'han, l,eo-f conlon ..,... 47.97
,,,uiv,cies,, r'oVc- MacEnery.. 6,l47.25
People State Of New York 500 90
Prichard. Ernest, and Jacob Solo
mon-Morrs Plan Co. Of New
York ....... .........: ...... 1880
Eomer Hdney-Avcnue Amuse-
ment Co ............. 11o "a
Tester Anna-Now York Cen
trail Intcrurhan Railroad Co.. s77o
Nlgnaii Catherine r. and, Alfred
Mn. T.. stein ,..... sloa
W,,l"SnccN, ->roh--J- FISHER ct nj 1916
Bros, Inc. Observation-Disclosures. 25395
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Judgments Filed
Tn New York County

Tho following Judgments were fled yes
torday. tho first name being that OF the
f,ay,+
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
range Of prices follows:
Cereals


Vrbeot-rhe ,oorLo, w.. $780,.
day with offers light and exnorisy q. II,
atlennting. to ynai,n r,, 1,u ~ npofle1s SUN
We're bddng sghtly % phfshases hisheS Bnyers
but there appeared to he vary VIA " rh ~ >
ayailaOie s'. and no new business S was s"sae re-
crop estimated tho loss in acreage at
5000 ooo and made the indicated crop
9Vo,VVoO0o bushels, which compares wit in
LAST years fsnsl u report by the govern
Meht OF '3l53o,Oo0 bushels. This would
mean the smallest crop since 1917, when
ne Ylcld was il2.9Ol 600. The Minneapo-
rs market was firm and unchanged to 5
cents higher. but reports from there said
mat the demand for flour was still of
small proportions and that mills we're
running on small percentages Of capacity
Ihe flour situation, uowever was dis
ssa ns5 ,hajq firmer nrass nna mills rseently nave
'ft 'ei'
Corn-The market was stronger yester-
day and new high records were esta blished
for the movement. with the late months
'i'l I1. ~ new ''coros lor the season The
,' WE "ppa'rnti! M que largely to &C
NV covering ior Eastern account. This
saNe rise To 'hr beiief that most Of the or
,ers GERS mao come from wall street. The basic
'4 ou'l factors, however, We're again the very
St"fi' trCelpts n, primary points and light
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

In New York County
FoV, David II. r. puchcm,n;
cccellber p. 1917 (canccled). 91o,osl s5
M'ttlemon' ,'l.l,' Henry. and New Am
Nicrdam tRsuaity Co.--People,
etc; February 27, 1920 IVA
cated) ,...;. ;....a....... ........ 2.5oo.oo
my Der ., 1915 (c9nceled) ........ 1896
Tilman. Ananda-G. a. oeren:
March H. 1920 ............... 1891
illman. Amanda--C. A. Ogrcn;
October /, 1913 ............. 1865
no,bors. Morris Loyal Iuiiding
CO. and l. jacob Frankel--M.
Schaffcr; October 30 191e 27g7a
Pinnoln. Josoph--P. Pastenc &.
Co. Inc. November Is. 191A.. A57so
Woilman. Isaac,.L. Casper: De
oali%nlsr sia"Isr 30 unsh 'nio = Auburndalo '7'n
Mills, Inc: January 20. 1890. 1,s44l8
Gallagher. Hugh Auburndalo
Mills. Inc. December A. 1879. 76130
MancNctz Louis - Twenty iifth
Construction CO.; July IL. 1915 ss33s
Bloom, Jcsse r.. and samuel II.
thpha"l-H. G. Foranzcr, jan
Cen,raI opera House Co. Inc
Whee,.g' Mcnowe,l Elevator
Tribish. Morris--J. hrownstetn:
Hems'rent. Lillian M,rA, &c. Cat
lhnt: February q. 1917 7....... 17678
* aIls. Tome. Louis I'eloKiunis
ana Thomnssls iioloEianls-T
konfco ct al February 20. 1920 $40
Logan Trust co OF Philadelphia;
Herbert T. tlucal: T.. Clarence
Miller. Walter II. Ijppincott,
EdW &. Dale and Henry II.
Wrtnnd~-J. l.. Stewart ct al
October n. 13la-...- ........ 1870
Rnyuur Aunol-~povoc d. Itnynulds
Co., inc. March i. Ie2o.,..,"" $500
NcimoI. John ~. and Otto U.-
NJ. Seidcn ct al. Jnnunry H.
DID Tsversed) ,..,...,..... 6.7o%.t5
Noincr. John Is hnd otto u
NJ, scihrn ct AL January a.
1919 revnrscd) .,............. $50 sb
In Bronx County
CallAn Itror. Inc. \. Dra9otrlti
May II, lol 'yaeat"dl -. .,.. &2.ts3lk
iGHHerp Eredcrioi -- church ~
Gaes & Co.. June ~. lvla.s... 1857
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

ss points decline on tho basis Of a7.esd
Ior middling. Sales, 1000. American, 8. 600,
Imports. $4,000, all American Tenders.
NV docket. 5000 bales. Futures opened
quiet but steady. at to II points ad-
vance. Closed steady at net advance
of to points. May 253sd; July. 24.5Id
,1s, Ue'., 23.76d; Dec. 2l,sld; Jan. 2lsod
Mahchester: Yarns and cloths dull
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

Nirginian Railway
Third Avenue Railway system
OPPORTUNITY TO BUYERS

RlpoMER CLOTH. cotton knit Jersey HrsNr y
quick delivery, Recker, Amstertsm X
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday Year ago
to primo. 100
lbs 49,. sl:.5o0147e s14bo@1eo 90
u ress beef
sides lb ...... 1870 20 21p 27
Live Vcala, COM
mon TO prime,
100 lbs 49,. 15.oo922oo 1soo@31oo
u e Il veal
city, 10. -. .21@ SO .2l0 80
Live ewes, 100
lbs. .......,... s.oo@1a5o 1o.oo@l4oo
Dressed mutton,
city. lb ....... 1870 pa 800 as
1.-Two lambs, fair
lbs .....'..... 2ooo@eloo ls5o@2o.oo
Dressed q IN b q
city ID ....,, .so@ 80 ESQ SO
Hogs. 100 lb. 80. i6.00Nl7.00 10 600 20. 90
Dressed ogs,
bacon. ID ,.'.. 9l8@224 .2s,.m.esM
Moss pork bbl.. 42.ooW+S.oO $1,000 -
Mess beef. bbl l6.0oUlS.O0 350OU sc. 90
|. a Il Middle
West. 100 lbs. 2o.lo@2o.ao 2s.4o@2s.5o
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

me first namc Is that OF tho debtor; the
second mat Of the creditor. and date when
judgment was fled
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Eutter-Receipts We're s.947 packages
ayraa nshsF @ sc6ra fnan xtras r.s D 50
- score Ga! q 50 i4c; trsts, SO to SO score.
~ = q 64c; seconds. SO to s, score. SO q
63e63l2c hrsts. Ok q SIC; seconds 54@57c
extras. So q zoe. hrsts. 6ai9 d s7,sc sec
onds. 5s@esc; state dairy tubs. finest, "a
n 80 ier; good to prime, 5S q CSC; common
to lair i4M51c; renovated. extras 55c j;
1rs,s' o'@.5fc, imitation creamery firsts.
- ~ NC, ladies', current make, frsts 43
fc, seconds, 70 40c: lower grades 36
m@Nc. packing stock. current make No. L.
-, ~ - a 39c, NO. ?, 37c, lower grades, 34@
Cheese Receipts were 2.,27 boxes state.
whole MIX, fresh fats. colorcd. ID. "a q
2Sc; whites, 4@24i2c: average run. col
or"d. 2sla q 23c; white, 22 q 2Sc: held fats.
specials. 30Q3lc: average run 2sQ oec
lower grades, l4@27e Twins held. spec,
average run. white or coored. 2TQ2Sl
lowor grades lSQ27c; fresh to quality,
I0e% ,si, 2Se D. y Wseonsin Whole milk. held.
- l2c; Double Daisies. held. 2Sl31c;
Young Americas held. 3s033hc; fresh.
~ 'ec; stnle skins. fats and twins. held
specials, II 2oc fresh specials, 16Q17c;
nrime, to choice. 13@15c; fair TO good,
lom ,1@ &c; ! lower p.~s,,, grades. 1875.
packed, extra firsts. 46,s dD47c firsts. As i
a i6c regular packed. extra firsts, 45 4 q
ties. No. l, ,.4004lc: No. and poorer. 80
a 39c checks, good to choice. dry, IS q
SIC; goose eggs. prime. sl.50@$17 75 duck
eggs Baltimore, 90c Western and prime
southern So 9nc; far Southern. 70 q 75c
state, Pennsylvania and nearby Western
hennery whites. extras, el962c: frsts to
extra firSts, Sc 6Oc, gathered whtter
1rsts to extra firsts, 56960c: Western
whites, under grades, "a q 55c: Pacific
Coast. whites, extras 6lm62c: extra
trsts. 6oc firsts. 55W5sc: other Western
and southern. gathered whites, 50@b7c;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
and mixed colors, extras 47Q4Sc; firsts
to extra firsts, A 4q46c.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

COTTON JERSEY CLOTH for ,craarr. ar
moro sssTs sssfso e.SsnSs consider
action OF the Assembly In, .Attemn
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
New York Central

February gross s2s.724.o4s Inc ssalo4ss
Def after taxes. iieo.S21 Inc. 3.t0ts5a
Net oper. deficit l.560.iQ- Inc 2.072s95
TWO mos gross. 5S,s2l.35o Inc. s.ss6l55
Eai after taxes. 4.+9e.i2j Inc al2l
NJ oncr. incone t.6N9. .e5 Inc. 6s1.6
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

Sugar, granulated, per lb. .i4@lS
Coitee. Rio No. Z. per lb... 147s 7.23
CoHee, Santos No. l. per lb % ISL:
The Washington times., 1920-09-30
Good Values for Men

10 Mems Soft Felt Hats in green. tan
and brown; discontinued lines in very good,
smart shapes; sizes 6 7-8, 1-8, Ia and
z 3-S.
$685. Each; Were $500 and $500
81 pairs Mems Lightweight Fiber Socks,
double toes and heels; in black, tan, white
and gray; sizes 9h, 10 and 10h.
45c Pair, 6 for $500; We're Soc Pair
81 Mems Foulard Silk Bat Wing Ties,
mostly dark grounds with colored figures and
stripes.
Soc Each; Were $1.SO
25 pieces Finest Grade Fal-weight Lisle
Thread Underwear; long sleeve shirts; sizes
40, AZ and As; ankle length drawers with re-
inforced seat; sizes 49, 40, AZ and As.
$l.75 Each; Were $3.75
rs Mems Muslin Night Shirts; v neck
style, trimmed with colored braid; sizes 15,
Is, II and 10.
$500 Each; Were SITS
70 Suits Mems Checked Nainsook Pa
jamas; v neck style; small. medium and
extra large sizes.
$2.15 Each; Were $500
81 Mems Plain White Muslin Night Shirts,
v neck style; sizes 18, 10 and 20.
$1.15 Each; We're $1.5O
Mems Store, First floor
The Washington times., 1920-09-30
Children's Shoes
At the Low Price of $3.2s Pair; Were IS

At the Low Price OF $3.Z6 Far; Were %
40 pairs Youth. Tan Calf English Lace
shoes for dress or school ,wes,,il sl55cs, IL
Is q: IL, 11H, IL, 12h, 10 ID. SaS ps'ri were
4 az pair. Youths Black Calf English Lace
shoes Sizes II J1is, ~. 12b, - Il; II, u a
10. l2h. ~. 13is c; H. liz and IL d. S..s
ra,v, were $500.
10 pnir. Childrcns Tan Calf Laco shoes for
school OF. play. Sizes H. IA n; 13ls, III
and q G; 1917. and D. ga j.. s32S pairs
were $500.
Children's shoe Section Fourth floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-30
ISSUES SULT|MATUM
TO BALTIMORE CAFE
Price Commissioner Tells Res
taurant Proprietor He Must
Slash Charges.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 30.-Fair Price
Commissioner Walter j. Bienemann
yesterday told the manager of one of
he downtown restaurants that the
owners would be prosecuted II they
did not agree on or before Monday TO
lower their prices. The specific item
upon which he threatens to take them
before the Federal grand jury on the
charge OF overcharging is "sirloin"
steak, priced at 20 cents a portion on
the menu.
The wholesale prices of foodstuffs
are now down to the 1919 level" MIR.
Bienemann said in his ultimatum.
'and restaurant prices must come
down also. In a restaurant which
gives the character OF service which
you give the prices must not be on
a hotel level
Seventy cents for this steak. with
the service your restaurant gives, ie
an overcharge. You say one of the
proprietors is sick and the other in
Philadelphia. I will give the well one
until Monday to come to my office and
see me. II he does not come by that
time, and n we do not reach salts
factory agreement on reduction of
this price, / will take him before the
Federal grand jury on this specific
item. and prefer charges against him
for overcharging."
Refined sugar is on the downward
grade so far as the next two months
are concerned. according to the indi-
cations of the New York wholesale
market, but Baltimore will trail be-
hind in sharing the benefits of the
decrease.
Although in some cities the re-
tail price is reported at II cents, in
Baltimore the retail price remains
around Is cents.
The Washington times., 1920-09-30
WAR BRIDE SUING;
NAMES ROYAL AIDE
English Generals Daughter Al
IeQed to Have Stolen Love
of Major Miller.

NEW YORK, Sept 3o.-"oh, Cy.
clone, | often long for desert lsiaho
with Just a pal-s real nice pal ana
none of the so-cslled Inconvenience
OF life"
This alleged excerpt from Letter
No. As. said to have been written oy
Maud Biggs, formerly attached 10
Queen Mary's Auxiliary Corps ana
said TO be daughter OF British
general, yesterday WAS made part OF
an application for alimony nled In
brooklyn Supreme Court by Mrs'
Edna Grace Miller, of woodha'fn'
l. 1.
In her affidavit. Mrs. Miller said
her husband. Henry Charles Miller
former major in the United states
army, now with the Metropolitan Ldte
Insurance Company, returned from
overseas August. 1919. The couple
were married in March. 1918 and
have one child. Leonard.
Mrs. Miller says that her husband
has beaten her several times since
his return. has cboked her once and
has threatened that II he beat her
again she would become a hospital
case In her affidavit she said her
husband met Maude Bigg when In
England, and that he. two United
states soldiers and two other women
went around together, called them :
selves the big Six" She adds thai
since his return he has correspondeu
with Maude Bigg daily and has sent
her cable messages In code. which
they alone could understand She
added
"Maude Bigg corresponded practi-
cally daily with the defendant and
enclosed in each letter lavender flow
ers, love knots and other signs, all
indicating the affection existing be-
tween them"
Francis l.. Archer, attorney for the
defendant said nothing wrong cx-
listed between Mr. Miller and Miss
Bigg, and that Mrs. Miller's allega :
tions were prompted by jealousy.
The Washington times., 1920-09-30
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