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BANKER PLANS FINE HOME.
Charles II. Sabin VIII Build on
East sIxty-Afth street.

Charles II, sabin. president OF the
Guaranty Trust Company. will build a
palatial home In Slxty-ntth street, be-
tween Park and Lexington avenues, with
garage In the rear in Sixty-slxth
street opposite the Seventh Regiment
Armory. Mr., SabIns present home Is at
IA East Slxty-second street. a Ave story
American basement dwelling, 25xl00
This he will dispose Of when his new
home is completed.
Mr. Sabin assembled the SIxty-hfth
and Sixty-sixth street property last
spring, the identity OF the real buyer
being hidden and title taken in the name
OF John S. Johnston. The site EN-.
braces 12l and 123 East Slxty-fifth
street and 1is and l20 East Sixty-sixth
street, there being two three story and
basement dwellings, on plot 40xl00,
on the former street and two three story
garages. on a plot 50xl0O. on the Sixty
sixth street end. The new Sabln resi-
dence will stand on the forty feet In
Slxty-nfth street and will have access to
the garage, to be on the Sixty-sixth
Street end OF the plot. The property was
tsAen by Mr. Sabln free and clear
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BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

The one story taxpayers and moving
picture theatre, 200xi0O, on the east
side OF Third avenue, 1910 feet north OF
174th street, have been sold by Julius
Siegbert to Max Ginsberg.
Alexander selkin and Carl JANE sold
for Julius II. Brand the two story and
basement frame one family dwelling OF
seven rooms, on plot 22xS5, at SSl East
l62d street.
Harry Calm purchased from William
sIellng the four story nine family house
729 East 1884 street. through Edward
Dressler.
Meyer Shepard bought the four story
fat Mt the northwest corner Of Wash
ington avenue and 174th street, 2bx9O,
from Tille Flisser.
Catherine W. Bulthaupt bought from
Edith r. Parod 272 East l69th street, a
two story dwelling, 20x9j.
Frank Huebner bought from Robert
f. Bergman the three story dwelling at
1854 Bailey avenue, 2o.1xsS.Sx irregular.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

John p. Peel Company leased for the
william 8. Dempsey Realty Company
10 $40 West Flfty-ffth Street Garage,
Inc, 5l4 to $50 West Fifty-fifth street,
lo0x140, known as the Metropolitan Iron
Foundry. for twenty-one years. The
lessee will alter the property into a ga
rage. The same brokers also leased for
the William s. Dempsey Realty Com
pany TO the Dunellen Construction Cor
poration 6ss to 672 Eleventh avenue.
corner Forty-eighth street a plot look
100. which the lessee will alter into a
garage.
Geo. r. Read & Co. leased store In 10
Warren street for the Carbondale
Sponge Company to the Nationa. Twist
Drill and Tool Company OF DETROIT.
Harris, Vought a Co. leased offices In
11s2 Broadway to NJ. Rapport; In 100
East Fifty-ninth street to Herman Kus-
lick in Is and IL East FortIeth street to
H, C. Brown ~ ,, Gayler anG John Z,
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Masonic Home to BE Built in v. J.

Architect Frederick W. Wentworth OF
Paterson, N. j.. completed plans for the
eight Masonic lodges for new Masonic
Temple TO be erected on the Ryle prop
orty, on Broadway. that city. to cost
100000. The lodges have banded to.
gether as the Masonic Temple Associa-
ton OF New Jersey Inc, and expect to
erect one Of the finest Masonic homes in
the state. with an assembly room seat
Ing 1000 The present brick building on
the property, formerly occupied by Sam
uel ]. Aronsohn, silk manufacturer. will
be incorporated in the new structure.
l. Is expected that work on the project
Will begin IN the near future.
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csn r pouinr In, II. Il. & Mortgage Brskers !.
utt'O'IhuIti' ih" 165 Bway. COrt. ss31
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MARKET NEWS IN BRIEF.

The tenant syndicate which bought the
eight story Umatilla apartments at 237
West Seventy-fourth street recently will
take title in the name Of Umatilla, Inc,
which was formed at Albany yesterday
with A. NORM. l.. N. Martin and p. J.
Donson as directors. The company Is
capitalized at $100,500.
L. J. Phillips q Co. have been ap-
pointed agents OF the Ave story building
now being altered into small suites at 3
West Seventy-fifth street
Also have been appointed agents OF
2135-2137 Broadway and 226 to 234
West Seventh-fifth street. These build
ings have just been altered into high
class batchelor apartments. with eie-
vators and stores on the Broadway
front
HaUi-r A. dc Fritsch bought the
dwelling at 142 East Fifty fourth street.
sold recently by Harris Vought a Co..
Inc. for DR.. A. c. Burnhnm.
q. Benenson Investing Company. Inc.
who recently bought 165 Broadway,
known as the City Investing Building
changed the name to the @. Benenson
Investing Building. r. G. Sheriff.. for
some years manager for the City In
vesting Company. has been appointed
agent for the new company
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COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market had yesterday an
,,rsfular opening, September being 10
"o,r,s an and other months UNCHANGED
IA points advance, Later In the
,rornInr Europe became n buyer, and
w,tb cables reporting a steadIcr Santos
ynturcs market its undertone became
srmer r,n and prices worked up 10 to IS
nojnts by midday, only to sag of on
.snrwal OF bear pressure and reports OF
slightly lower Rio market The mar
sst wayercd, and late In the day again
advanced carrying prices TO the days
SIeh poInt Trade interests were ac-
I'VE i've buyers just before the close, Anal
nrices being II TO 20 points net higher.
F,rm offers from Santos were irregular,
somc higher and lower, and the local
,rot demand was again dull and prices
we're nomnally unchanged.
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FINE APARTMENT
FOR MURRAY HILL
To Be Built by George Backcr
on Site Taken in Exchange
for Big Building.

The long anticipated invasion OF the
Murray Hin residential district by high
class apartment houses is evidently at
hand. George Backer. who has been
Identified with some Of the biggest build
Ing operations In the midtown section,
has acquired the residence of the late
Charles T. Barney at the northeast cor
ner Of Park avenue and Thirty eighth
street and has announced that he will
improve 1t with ont or the finest apart
ment structures in the city
Mr. Backer acquired. the property In
part payment for the thirteen story
business building at 1S and 1S West
Thlrty-sixth street, which he recently
built and sold yesterday to the estate
OF the late Mr. Barney.
The Barney residence In Park avenue
fronts gfty-eisht feet on the avenue ana
has depth OF lis feet II was erected
by the father of the late Mr.. Barney
and has been in the family for seventy
five years. Samuel Levy. OF Arnsteln
q Levy, represented Mr.. Backer as at
torney' and Peck & Hancock repre-
sented the Barney estate.
Another evidence OF the coming in
vasion OF apartments In the district was
the announcement In THE SUN AND New
YORK HERALD last May that the new
owners OF the site OF the old South
Church Mt the southeast corner Of Mad
ison avenue and Thirty-eIghth street
had decided to put up an apartment
house there The Murray Hill Asso-
citation fought the invasion at this point
AL the way to the Court OF Appeals, but
that body held that apartment houses
were residences and therefore did not
violate the old covenants and rcstric-
tions, The site has changed hands sew
eral times since the decision, but the
various owners didn't take advantage
NJ n
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man streets In a similar rranner, The
property was put up at AUCTION on May
20 last along with the city7 other un-
used subway easement slte1, but was
Withdrawn for lack OF bids.
The city's upset price at the auction
was $iS5,000 Commissioner Delaney Is
preparing 10 part with It at private sale
at tho same figure. The Identity OF the
prospective buyer Is not disclosed. II
was learned however that the buyer
desires to improve the site with n busl-
ness building as soon as possible.
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BROOKLYN DEALS REPORTED.

]. Lacov sold for Kensington Homes
Corporation to Leonard Natelson a one
family house, with garage. on plot 9Ox
100. at East Seventh street. Flatbush.
Realty Associates sold to Gennaro
Desideto a three story double fiat, with
stores at 5000 Third avenue, between
Fiftieth and Fifty-first streets. 25xl0C.
John p. Peel Company leased for
Hyman Aaron to WILDER Garage the one
story garage at 467 st. Marks avenue.
Brooklyn, containing 1900 square feet.
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RnAzILlAN corTEE STATISTICS.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

blaine J. Nicholas OF the firm OF Raynor,
Nicholas & Truesdell has been elected
member Of the Consolidated Stock Exchange
Of New York.
United States Mortgage and Trust Com.
pany las been appointed transfer agent OF
Universal oil capital stock.
Harold S. Schultz. manager OF the New
York office Of the Hibernia Securities Com
pany. Inc, has announced the appointment
q Everett SandCrsOn. who Will be asso-
dated with Mr.. Schult. and have charge OF
The bond and Investment business OF the
Cmpany's New York office.
Fer six months ended on June 30 the
Hdcwater OH Company reports its net In
rome, after charges and Federal taxes, az
RE63i3. against 1885, ,053 for the corre-
!poudnG 1910 period.
Mercantile nank Of the Americas announces
me oDenlng Of branch Of its affiliate the
Hsrcc Nercanti Americana de Caracas, at
NasnAa, Venezuela.
Guaranty Trust Company has been ap.
pointed registrar Of Liggetts International
siock',
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BRITAIN TOOK HALF
OF COTTON EXPORTS
II s. Shipped 6,915,4Os Bales
in Last Fiscal Year.

w,su,NoroN. Aug, l0.--Great Britain
" nearly half OF the 6,0lb,40S bales
nc ~ cotton exported by the United states
Snr,og q, J the ascal year 1920, the Depart
n, uu'% n commerce announced to-day
"'','t ,otal OF 3,S23, ,O75 bales. worth $685.
0s3 90 were shipped TO Great Britain
S'% y,,Ing tho last fiscal year, against o.
a,, w, ga balas, valued At sA0S, ,690.T06, in
~ japan ranked next as a market
| American cotton aud took s75,6a7
,UI n,,., at Sl75,O772sO, an increase OF
,".'S ,sS ~, bales from the showing Of last
year r and Italy received SOS,Sb2 bales,
gorth ,llS,56l,592, an Increase OF e6,S2O
S,l4s % compared with the 1919 totals,
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Dwelling Market Is Firm.

William r, May & Co. sold for Mrs
+. Livingston and the New York Life
Insurance and Trust Company the four
story and basement dwelling at II East
Seventy-fourth street, on n plot 2Ox
1922, located midway betwee1 Fifth
and Madison avenues. The buyer will
replace the house with an English base
ment residence for his own occupancy.
William Crawford. who with four
others. including J. p. Morgan, recently
acquired the five dwellings at l12 to
1870 East Thirty-eighth street from the
trustees Of the Frederick X. Trcw bridge
estate has resold his house at ia. It
is n three story dwelling, 14x9S.9. Mr..
Morgan previously resold 120 to Ralph
Holden. The other buyers were Chester
Aldrich, Alice 4. Nichols. Alfred Erick-
son and Carroll w. Ladd.
Ernest T. Bower sold for the Lawyers
Mortgage Company the three story
dwelling at 222 West 130th street 176x
100. to client of Harry Meschenberg.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
sold to Robert W. Willis the four story
dwelling at the northwest corner OF
Seventh avenue and 13Sth street, 20x77.s.
Charles Binger and Lena Meyer bought
from Ashbel p. Fitch and others the
four story dwelling at 126 East Eighty
seventh street, 17.l1x100S.
Annie II. Haft sold to Mary F.. Kelly
the three story dwelling at PA East
l2sth street, 1sx9S11.
George Il. Chenken sold for the Lee
estate 32S East Firty-hrst street, three
story dwelling. 49, Sx100.
Athel C. Burnham sold to Harriet A.
de Fritsch the three story dwelling at
l42 East Fifty-fourth street, II 1x100.5.
Porter & Co. sold for NJ Louise Ham,
mond to James L. Van SAINT the three
story dwelling at 223 West l2sth street.
Coughlan & Clisby sold for Mary
Williamson 142 West Eighty-second
street. a four story dwelling, 1S.9xlo2.2.
Flat and Tenement Sales.
oscar D. & Herbert " Dixie resold for
the Army and Navy Distributing Com
pany the Ave story fiat, 25xloo.11. at
1851 Lexington avenue.
Otto Rutishausen and another bought
from Thomas a. McKennell the six
story fiat, with stores at SO East 103d
street, on a plot 40x100s11.
Amelia NJ Bauchie sold 50 Ridge
stI eet. flve Story front and four story
reaA tenements. on a lot 25xl00. near
Delahcey street.
Edward N. Crosby and Company sold
for Harry Hardesty the two four-story
fats at ais and 211 East Tooth street
b0xl00, to an investing client OF George
Goldblatt Company and Lincoln Price.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-11
GRAIN MARKET.

Advances OF IN to TX cents we're reg
lbtered In yesterdays wheat market
Strength In wheat resulted from buying
ana covering on the disappointing Gov
ernment crop report, higher cash prices,
a sharp rise In Argentina and reports OF
damage In South Dakota. Cash prices
were quoted as TO 10 cents higher.
Wheat In South Dakota has been dam
aged by the hot weather, according TO
advIces from q leading crop expert now
touring that State, There was some
selling In the afternoon by country and
chipping interests and the market re-
acted cents from the days highs. Somo
export Inquiry has been reported from
Italy by seaboard houses and consider
able business has been done under cover
recently for French interests.
Corn started lower but rallied under
the Influence Of wheat and higher cash
pHces. Shorts were disappointed in
being unable TO press deliveries on tho
favorable Government report and were
quick to cover when they saw the mar
ket rise. Crop reports we're favorable, as
the weather OF the last few days has
been OF considerable aid TO corn, Pre-
dictions that Iowa will turn out a
bumper crop are being made.
WHEAT.-The cash market was firm here
on the basis Of Sa.62 for No. red and No
hard, and s27j for No, mixed durum
c. l. I. track New York export.
CORN-Cash corn hero was firm, at
N,74A, c. |. T.. New York,
OATS-Cash oats were steady here and
quoted csc. TO 81 for the white grades; fancy
clipped, white. H.02, and ordinary clipped
RIE-Markot firmer. No. Western
Sal &, o. b. New York, and S9,a9 c. |. T.
domestic.
BARLEi-Market steady; feeding, S1.a3 I;
mailing, Sl.2s. c, |, I. New York.
HAH-Market steady; No. I, Sa.O5672. 10 /;
No. 2, u l.a5g2 0j. No. 3, Si.s01i 80; ship
ping. 9i.50Vl.f5.
sTRAw-Market steady; No. rye. s2O0
% ton.
CHICAGO PRICES.
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quEENs-RIcHMoND REPORTS.

Richard S. Gosman sold the property.
25x10O, 342 feet south of Washington
avenue. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues, Long Island City. for Thomas
]. West to Edward w. Fitzpatrick.
Moffatt & Schwab OF Tompkihsvlle
sold for Eugene J. McNally the dwelling
at "a Van Tuyl street. New Brighton.
s l., to william NJ. Vollmer
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positions had risen about u cent a
pound from Mondays closing. Wall
Street traders took some cotton, but 1t
was a hard market to trade In, Offer
ings were well absorbed. Bulls were
favored by u higher stock market and
a somewhat better market for foreign
exchange,
nan1a NJ nFlceas
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Co,fce Gables: Rio was t25 reis higher for
.. Al S1S1i. Exchange unchanged at 10 l5-lod
noiar rate 30 higher at lS060 Receipts
IL nnO hags and stock 3I6, 600 bags. Santos
,nc,s moi quoted. Futures 10 to 200 rcis
liver Receipts $1,000 bags and stock
/ Cci 600 bags Receipts at the ports were
az 6G1 bagg, against 1900 last year and
% mn two years ago. Sac Paulo had $4,000
AGAINST gl,O00 and 2l,000 and Jundiahy
"a pn6 aFaInqt 10 900 and $4,000 bags, re-
s,-cilyoly. Fine weather was reported In
Sac pauIo. With temperatures ranging from
S0 10 IS degrees Cleared from Victoria
A 400 bags for New Orleans. and from
Santos. 1000 bags for New York.
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DEAL LAKE PLOTS SOLD.

The sale OF 100 villa plots. 50x100
each. held last Saturday at Deal Lake.
Alienhurst. N. j.. by Arthur C. Sheridan
end r. B. Stoutenburgh. brought a total
Of 100000. The prices ranged from
$3.50 to $3.50. Among the buyers was
Charles Hartman, produce dealer OF
New York
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Alaska Gold Mines Has Denct.

The Alaska Gold Mines reports for
the quarter ended on June 80 a deficit
OF s6i,SSl against a deficit OF sSl.6lS
in the last preceding quarter. The gross
value OF products for the former was
s36I,S6s against s354701 In the COR
responding quarter 1919. It's operating
expenses were Sl265S7 against S409,96l
and operating deficit s6l,67l against
S55,260 In the second 1919 quarter.
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ANOTHER SUBWAY
SITE TO BE SOLD
City viii Part With William
Street Corner.

Having disposed OF the old Grand
Union Hotel site at private sale for
$4,000. 900, Commissioner John II. De-
ianey of the Transit Construction Com
mission is preparing to sell another un-
used subway site" for the city at the
southwest corner Of William and Beek-
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
"a vEsEY sTREET.)

BY Joseph +. Day.
I'd Av, " cor i27th st. 90. 9.i1x2s0. vacant; |;
Geo z Warren ct al agt Second Av r n
Co ct all shsarn 4 Hare, attys.; Ad-
journed to August %.
BY Henry Brady.
l6aTH ST, W, cor Audubon av, 45xaox
4esxa0.5. vacant: Archibald II NJ Sinclair
agt Enwil Bldg Co et al; Frederic de =
Foster, atty due si2.2p5.43. taxes, &C,
se,536.58; TO the plaintiff for 9i0.505.
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Pay
Aus,.t. Record. able.
csss5is cisnMs Rig Co., q. Aug. 2i sept. IA
s?5" Pacific Ry., O..
Csnsdi,n' 'DD...;;...'........: Aug. 81 Oct.
Ns5s,thiec NJ raso hiec: Co.. q. $3.50 Sept i Sept. Il
Noiine Shirt, q. 43Nc. Aug. 20 Sept.
ti;S 'oW' list pf, O.,
Meiins 'pa,....'............-.A IS Sept. 1
sl.5o r'''' Cd pf. O..
'itsiiaad'lphla tsaa Electric Co. a. aus 10 sept l
cu:Ior 49,. ...',,....,..........Aus. ~ Sept. Is
ousEs- Ga, Sa,s Co.. q, 50. Oct. oct. IS
Quar- Hats Gs. Co., pf, q, s1.50Nov. Nov. 80
'aH 20. stock. .5es.Sept.
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ART SALES
Europe.

LOVERS OF THE ANTIQUE and VISITORS
TO LONDON, should not fan 10 call A.
the BYRON GALLERIES. $500 savile Row.
W (faeing Regent street,. once the home
Of LORD BYRON.
rare collection OF Antigua Furniture.
Works OF Art, and Authentic Relics, coll
lected privately from all parts, at bargain
prices.
The quaint old house. q lingering outpost
OF past London, itself Justitles a visit.
An Advertisement IN the Lost dNd
YORK HERALD Offers a real possibility
Of recovering yoT lost property
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Exporta From New York.

Exports from New York yesterday :
Wheat. 1859 bushels -four 25,403
sacks bacon, 10000 pounds lubricat-
ing OIL $4,000 gallons.
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Deal in West 27th Street.

The John Trageser Steam Copper Works
on West Twenty-sxth street has bought
from Alice McGovern the abuttlng prop
erty at 440 and 422 West Twenty
seventh street consisting Of three
story building in front with a wagon
works in the rear. on a plot 50x9S.l.
on Twenty-sixth street the Trageser in
terests control AS to 45s. comprising q
frontage Of 2025 feet.
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More Land for Borden BUILDING

AS result OF negotiations conducted
ny William A. White & sors, the
Oceanic Investing Company took title
to 26 East Forty-fifth street. adjoining
the southwest corner OF Madison ave.
nue., which the purchaser acquired re-
Gently through the same brokers. Both
parcels were acquired after long litiga-
tion from the heirs Of the Webster wag-
ner estate and have been leased by the
new owner to the Borden company. The
latter will embody them in the site for
its new twenty-three story building on
the adjoining property.
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from their own countrymen, It is said,
as we'll as by Europeans from Ameri-
cans. The remedy against it, business
men say. is for the American manufac-
turer TO register his trade mark with
the government without delay. Other
wise. when re attempts TO enter thfs
market no may find some unknown in
diyiduai or competitor in the same line
OF goods has anticipated him.
~ is not necessary in Argentina for
the person who registers trade mark
TO be the actual manufacturer of the
goods. That is, anybody can register
trade mark, first come first served.
Once registered. the mark can OF course
be used by no one else. and IL Il has
has 10 sell his products under q new
trade mark or buy off the pirate.
It's known in the office OF the United
States Commercial attache that the
sum Of $4,000 was paid by one Ameri-
can concern 10 recover its trade mark
from n pirate.
There arcsreported 10 be certain in
dividuals who almost make a business
of Rpproprihting trade marks OF for
for surrenderlng them TO the owner
They watch particularly for advertis.
Ing In newspapers and magazines OF
foreign concerns whose products they
judge are likely TO find Ana rIiet in
Argentina; II they find n likely trade
mark not registered, they see that IL
wait They. also watch for the cXpira-
years The ARE known et TO bs iT i'm
stances in which concerns have thus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

The purpose of this ad Is
to interest . few moro
Buyers I'm our Service.
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left their trade marks to a pirate as
the result Of neglectingNto have them
renewed.
Argentina has yet failed TO ratify
the Pan American Trademark Con-
ycntion, under which a central agency
for the ten Southern republics OF
america would be established in Rio
Janeiro for the registering Of trade
marks. y Trademarks registered there
VIII be good in al! other South Amer
vcntion and will save time. expense
and trouble. The Argentine admins
tration is known to be anxious 10 have
the treaty ratifiod. but Congress has
failed 10 act. 1t is reported that Pres
identl lrigoyan is preparing a special
message to Congress, urging that
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v" QUAKER THE PIPELESS FURNACE
INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES
ARE ONLY BEGINNING

So Says Crinths. Of Iron md Steel
Confederation. just Returned "a
Europe.
I.ONDON, March l3.-.America's in
dustrial troubles are only besiauing."
said w. y. Griffiths, of the Iron and
Steel Trades Confederation, WHO has
Just returned from a trip TO America.
TO a news agency Interviewer.
81 have been most impressed with
the dire lack OF machinery In America
for settling industrial disputes. cs-
pccialiy in the iron and steel trade
he went on. In that respect We are
years ahead of America" Mr.. GriI!iths
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By Nell Brinkley

~. AZ Barry. tho lockers refused to
load the HedwIg Fischer, German
steamer. which was to take i cargo OF
canned meat for Bremerhaven. She
was thercupon sent to Avonnnouth,
where the lockers were reluctant to
do the work. but finally consented
None Of the German crew were allowed
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|RGENTIME INTERESTED
IN TRADEMARK PIRATING
ucnOs Aires Reads with Much Inter.
est OF American Associations
Campaign.
by Ass9cittcd !'ress.l

IBy Associutcd presHl
t,c,lts from the United States stat
b. hat the american Manufacturers
yport Association had launched q
SIT against "trade-mark" pirates in
r:sentinh, were read with interest by
c American business colony here,
|hich issawore OF frequent instances
/ this sort of business mcanness
Americans are far from, holding Ar
|ntlnians alone guilty Of the practice,
: the stealing of trade marks has
.en done here even by Americans
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'rI,OuSzndS I'm Want.

BUDAPEST March 13.-Figures
have been made public here to shaw
that about 100000 persons are in want
In this city. They include $4,000 war
widows and tnvalids without means,
10000 old and i'll persons and 10000
dependents upon those two classes