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Hear Resolutions
 Report On Thursday
(Special to the Granhic)

Fort Smith, Oct. 7.-The reports of the resolutions committee was con- cluded at the fourth session of the state Federation of Labor convention here today, and the constitution com mittee will next make it's report. Material changes in the constitution will be embodied in the report. An annual assessment of two dollars per capita. will be levied against all memberss affiliating for legislature and defense.
 The delegates tonight are being entertained at the local theatres. The Pine Bluff delegation is stronger than ever, and has gained recogni- ,tion and favor at every move.
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ARKANSAS NOT BROKE
 REPORT OF AUDITOR HOGAN OLIVER SHOWS

+ Little Rock. Oct. 7.-Accord- l. ing to the statement of Hogan s Oliver, state auditor, there was
 l. a balance in the state treasury + September 30 of funds of all I. kinds of $5,514,937.74.
 * Of this large amount, $2,546,- # 311.25 was in cash, and there + was $2,968, 8,571.85 in funding l. bonds and coupons, and $54.64 + in county scrip.
 + The general revenue fund,
 s contained $657, ,700.59.
 + During the preceding quarter, + there was redeemed a total of + $3279,ss194. Of this amount + $56O,855.8O consisted of Con- I. federate pension warrants 4 which had been returned for + payment, within nine days af- # ter they had been issued, rep + resenting about half of the + pesion fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08
HARDING TAKES
 STAND AGAINST
 WILSON LEAGUE
Republican Nominee Comes Out Openly in First Clear
 Cut Position

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 7.-On the farth est westward swing of his campaign ing, Senator Harding urged toda, that the nation stay out of the Yer sailles league of nations altogether end reject the obligations of the league covenant
 Declaring that clarifying reserva ticns would never meet the require ments of national security, the nom ee put before the voters of Iowa ant Nebraska, a direct issue of accept ing or declining membership in tn, league.
 "I do not want to clarify those ob ligations," he said, w want to turl my back on them It is not interpre tation, but rejection that I am seek ing. I understand the position of tn, Democratic nominee and he under stands mine. In simple words, it i. that he favors going into the Pari! league and I favor staying out"
 The senator's declaration on tn, league was made at forenoon gath cring of several thousands in tho coliseum at Des Moines, and latel was repeated in varied forms at sev ersl smaller Iowa cities and at {. night meeting in the Omaha audi torium. In sixteen speeches during the day, he also related his position on various other issues of the cam paign and during his address here devoted half hour to plea for tho enforcement of law without "terror ism" or oppression.
 He left his private car to make prepared addresses only in the Iowa capital and here.
 Supports Cummins
 Senator Albert Cummins, candidate for reelection accompanied the nom. ince and in each of his speeches the latter asked for MT. Cummins' re- election. In several of them he prais. cd the Cummins-Esch railway law as an accomplishment unequalled in pro- gressive legislation in a decade.
 At the Des Moines meeting the nominee carried on colloquy with several men in the crowd who asked him questions about international policies. In the course of the dis cussion which kept the big hall for q time in confusion, he outlined his position on the Irish question de- clared American soldiers in Germany should be brought home as "quickly as possible" re-asserted his belief that no separate peace with Germany would be necessary and declared the nation would be guilty of "the gross est dishonesty" if it assumed the ob- legations of the league of nations and then refuse to furnish troops at the leagues call.
 Hedging himself to law enforce ment, the senator warned in his speech here tonight against over zealous law an dorder crusades and against the iron hand of Czarism in the methods of those in authority By being "little more generous" in it's attitude toward minorities, he said the government could help to quiet discontent and to keep the agi- tators within bounds.
 The candidate also declared his op- position to wholesale pardons for po- litical prisoners, and reiterated his faith in the practice of deporting un- desirable aliens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08
VESSELS WARNED

Washington, Oct. 7.-vessels off the South Atlantic coast were cautioned today by tho weather bur- eau that there were some indications of ] disturbance forming over tue Bahamas. The bureau said it was not possible to say at this time Of what intensity the storm was.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08
Lincoln County
 Has Big Increase

Washington, D. c. Oct. 7.-The census for Lincoln county, Arkansas, was announced by the census bureau today as 18,774, an increase of 3656 or PAP per cent. The population of the incorporated places in Lincoln county was announced as follows:
 South Bend, 6S4; Star City, 616; Grady, 318; Douglas, 151, Warner 194
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08
PEOPLE REJOICE.

Warsaw, Oct. 7.-News that an armistice will be signed at Riga by the Polish and Russian soviet peace delegates Friday was received en- thusically today by the population of Warsaw. On the eve of the armis' tice fighting virtually ceasedalong the entire front.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08
WINS DECISION

Tulsa, Okla. Oct. 7.-Loughlin of New Bethlehem, Pa., won the re- feree's decision over Navy Rostan of Chicagoyin a slow 12 round but here tonight. The men are welterwights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08
SELL BOARDS PLANT

Mobile.> Ala. Oct. 7.-The United States Shipping Board cement ship building plant located here will be sold at public auction tomorrow. The plant was constructed during the war
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J. HAMILTON LEWIS DECLARES WOMAN IS
 INCLINED TO FIGHT

* Chicago, Oct. w oman, by ; + nature is not for peace, and "is ! + for fight" James Hamilton l + Lewis, Democratic candidate for l
 + governor of Illinois, declared ! # tonight in an address before ! # the banquet of the Illinois l * Equal Suffrage association. + Man is for peaee,' he added, j + but "Woman's nature is to de- I * mand conflict, if necessary, to ! + establish principles she feels ! # necessary to the government . + of home" .
 + .
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NOTICE

All banks, members of the Pine Bluff Clearing House Associatino will be closed Tuesday, Oct. 18th. observing Columbus day.
 Pine Bluff Clearing House Assn.,
 By H. B. Strange. Manager. 1ee=1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08
KLECK A WINNER.

Muskogee, Okla., Oct. Billy Kleck of Fort Worth, knocked out Danny Sheehan of Kansas City here tonight in the sixth round of seed uled 15-round bout. The men are lightweights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08

"ien the announcement today of country's total population, the
 eau or the Census, under Director |n n,1 L. Rogers, has accomplished Fy portion of it's tremendous which will continue to occupy .arge force of statisticians and As TOT the better part of a unm- s.. 0l years. But the primary ob- " Tor which the. fathers of the h'sy provided in. the constitution ~ a counting of the people should ch,se Maoe every ten years, has been 'sved. Ss ss, That object was to obtain r~s.ai so.ai population in order that ap-
 NN0ntlnued on nara kA
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Arkansas: Fri day and Saturday,
 fair and warmer.

Maybe the "In- dians" are af-aid they will be bomb in New York if stey win.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-08
THE WEATHER.

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Recorded Leases
Downtown

WOOSTER ST, 152-15s, str and LIST
Willard Holding Corpn to Isaac j Jacob.
from Feb l, 1922; atty, J jacobson
46 Greene st; yrs at 1920. then. 81, ,oco
18TH ST. 10l e. II Park av, str am
groame Raat o. d Lee Bros to- to Loft Inc oo
attys, Gilbert Gilbert. 4S Exchange
pl. l...:..::......... SO. 900 and s1l. 900
9TH Av: 500, e seth st, all; Emma f
a" Arverne; l. +; 4-12 yrs from jar
1919; l address; on premises: $4,000
PINE NE ST zsl, ST. I'd floor; Elyira ssxas t.
yrs from May 1, 1921; atty. Harding
Johnson. "a Cedar st. st.............sl.5o 500
RECTOR ST. bet Trinity pi and Green
Realty Co to Savoy Oil Co. on premises
yrs from May /. 1919; attys. Simpson
B, 81 Cedar st............sl.0 st. 00o
av; " yrs from Nov /. 1918: w
renew at $1,000 and yrs more at 81, 400
attys. Koppelman & W. 14 Riving
21STH ST. s7s-ss4 w ali: Jacob Bssbs,p si.Sp
to Jos schoenbaum, 344 Stone av. Bkiyns
0sterweis. 200 5th av. .... 81. 800 to $500
7TH Av, 727, all; Fredk Hassey and ano
to VIM J Gallagher. sos W ll4th 81.
Fitch & Grant, 80 Nassau st. ''-'' "''s''
sTH Res1,y Az s. ss5 and b; storm sasisGsTs
yrs from May 7. 1917; atty. HeIieine-
Ma s'Sry WIS Go. ~. SS5 9Th av $1,000 to s2soc
8 yrs from Feb 20; atty, Saml Kahan'
w7AsssHINGToN, as 5ss& sol Leroy ss'DV ST.
90, trustees. to LIE Roy Holding Co, u.
~ a,u'ton ton st; yrs from Oct 1. 1919; option
81 81 Wv TWO easn asnews wtn yrs each or new
each; atty, ROsen batt, 233 Bway 81 06o
1a2D ST, 1s1-1e5. ali: Jas A Murphy H,''tp to
fna,,i David j.. Mccl1sary. 2o4o 7th av; 10 yrs
Bauerdorf & T. Iii BwsV yss renew; a. a!tys 6co
9TH AV. 26s-2eo. 9Th loft; estate o''Sg Of
Wase Nugens e., a Hoffman to Thos c Reid, s7s
Sehtrai Fark w; attys, VIM Fl Lent d.
g. c. 25S 5th av: yrs from Feb l.
PRINCE ST. 1876. $ and b: Empire g city IIy
6los Corpn to Intercity Paper Il suppl,
80; 1920 81 e 11th st; yrs from, Fsb j.
LEXINGTON Av. $50. "a and 30 30 soors so,vvp
Jno Rowland to Meizo Yegawa. on the
premises; yrs and liz mos from Oc.
4sTH ST. 1e6 W; e and W stores. 'ii'JV -
simpson d CO to Benz Feingold, lss
aotn st west str, yr from March l.
30o0' 3So0' s''VoV' east str. l yr from March l.
2sD ST. 81 e; str and part sat0b b to julia ia;o'e
Horner to Harry Wolpin. 1872 W ll2th
st. from Nov 15. 1918, to Sept 80. 1925
attys. NJ & S Meyers. 1 Madison av
rRANKFoRsT ST. 80; all: M JOSEF ee sl,bpo phne
yrs from May 1. 1920; atty, Louis II
,, porter 30 Broad st. $3.50
EAST siyI. BRoADwAY. dnS .n II; and b: jacob
atty. Breslin. 500 Bway. $3.50
S7TH ST. 1875 e; and b; Hy D and
trio Go. /173 s7th st; yrs from Ma
AsIV .................s4,2 81, 200
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Going On To-day

American Museum of Natural History; ad-
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art; admission
American Museum of Safety; admission
free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission
25 cents.
The Aquarum admission free
Geological Park; admission, rs cents
Foreign Affairs in Relation to the
Education. i7swest Forty fourth Street,
Luncheon Of the Agricultural Publishers
Association, Hotel Commodore. 1915
Meeting of the National jewelers. Board
OF Trade, Is Maiden Lane. 2:30 p. m.
Meeting of the Tea Association Of the
United States of America, 1oc Water
Meeting Of the National League for Wom-
ems Service, II East Forty first Street,
Meeting of the Girls Protective League
and the New York Probation and Pro
tective Society, home OF Mrs. Mrs, Ernesto q;
Musical Of the Haarlem Philharmonic So
ciety, Waldorf-Astoria, 10 a. m.
Meeting of the National Wholesale Dry
Goods Association, Waldorf Astoria, 10
a. m.
Meeting of the New York County Chapter
Meeting and luncheon of the Societe des
Bcaux Arts. Waldorf-Astoria. II m.
Meeting of the New York State Conference
of Mayors Waldorf Astoria, 10 a. MI.
luncheon. l p. M
Meeting of the International Association OF
Garment Manufacturers, Waldorf-Astoria,
all day.
Meeting Of the Ladies' Kennel Association
Of America Waldorf Astoria, p. M
Exhibit by the Canadian Fur Company.
Waldorf-Astoria.
Meeting of the Surety Association OF Amer
ica, Waldorf Astoria. 10 a m.
Meeting of Wall Paper Designers, Waldorf
Astoria, 5 p. m.
Meeting of the Nurses Association, Hote.
Meeting of the Dixie Club, Hotel Astor, 2
p. m.
Card party of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, Hotel Astor, p. m.
Reception of the Zionists' Association of
America. Hotel Astor, > p. m.
Meeting of the Straw Hat Manufacturers
Association. Hotel Astor, 10 a. m. lunch
con, / p. IN.
Meeting Of the Society of Illinois Women
Hotel Astor, 2 p. m.
Meeting of the Committee of 100 on Garb-
age Disposal, Women's Municipal League,
Ia East Forty-sixth Street, II a. m
Luncheon Of the Thirty-fourth Street Board
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

9TH Az, Al and 47s. and 4lst st. ana
E; Henry Mandel agt Guardian Hold
Ing Co. Inc (specific performance). attye.
Eisman Lee. Corn & Levine.
CANAL ST. 100: Orris S Eldridge agt Geo
Raad ct al foreclosure of mortgage)
atty, K Fuller.
Eugene e Thierry agt Mae Murray ct
al (action to foreclose mechanics lien)
atty, H A Vieu.
WEBSTER Av, ,97th st. 511xl152;
dnterborough Rapid Transit Co agt Drn-
unI n55e2 sE atty: ouaekenbush os-
1S4.7; same agt Mary lie Strange eft al
wEBsTER AV, s. 1g5 n ao4th st. So,
1892; same agt Elizabeth Sheridan ct al
1action same); atty, same.
7ss: same "a ast : Noses a' n Brow Brown - e: a
WEBSTER AV. 1ssth st. Ask
1913; same agt Frank Meehan ct al
~ !action same); atty. same.
57s same AV ast jennie os so3h Gina. 81. ct
faction same); atty. same
WEBSTER AV. S. 700 n 2o4th st. soy
1895: same agt Edith Moul,on ct Al
Saction saIne); attya same "a
WEBSTER AV. W s. 175 y 204th st oox
100: marlborough Rapid Transit Co ast
title5 atty, ]. L. ouackenbush
WEBSTER AV. e 8. 100 2o4th st. 2ex
1874; same agt Michele Saracona ct al
faction same): atty, same.
BOOTH ST. 8. 20 Decatur av. lasx
SOL: Pasquale Yodice agt Giuseppe
formance Of contract; atty. A J
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STORAGE NOTICES
GLOBE STORAGE
& CARPET CLEANING co.

S0c. 304. s05 and 3O7 East 61st St.. N. Y.
To Peter F. Baker, Mrs. J. Brown, Miss
A. Berlin, William Brice. Mrs. s. A. Gun
ningham. Mrs. Cusak, H. Coyne, F. G.
Cunningham. Mrs Margaret Connell. Mrs
Mary Crofts. w. Creamer Alice ODough-
erty. B. Dougherty, Mrs. A. NJ Dittman,
Mise Dcfry. Mrs. r j. Dion. NJ. Dunn; Miss
Miss 8. Fullam, Mrs D. L. Farnun, Mrs.
Florence Fleming. Mrs. F. Gouget. Miss
Griffin, Mrs; Nj. Henry. Miss M. L. Hoch-
Holmes, Laura Henry, Miss Ethel Hawkins,
Miss NJ. Haughey, II. Imhoff. Mrs L. x.
Imley. Mrs: g. c. johnson, Mrs, M. Jacob
Mrs: A. r. Kershaw. Mrs. A. Lincoln
Krohn Mrs Hannah Kutross, Robt. D..
Lampson. Harry Lee. Miss H: Leonard,
N. L. Mickey. Mrs ]. McFall, DR.. H. B.
Mcintyre. Mrs. j. w. Mackenzie Isabella
McConnellogue. Mrs; NJ. Mccarthy. Mr..
Morrison, Patricls Mahoney. Miss Kath
Moroney, Mrs. Melville. Geo; S. Mey
crs L. Meyer. NJ. Morton. Mrs. Kath.
Milne, National Lthographing Co.,
Mrs. M. Norton. Miss Edna Norton. Mrs.
n. Nugent, Mrs J; ]. oshea. Mrs: Leana
Mrs. E. Parshall, Mrs. f. Perkins. Rico
Pappedorf. w. Quinn Miss Mary Regain.
Mrs. G L. RoyerI Mrs Florence J. Robin
Summer. Mrs NJ. schaner, r r. scheil,
Mrs. A. NJ. Shea, Mrs. W. Scott. Mrs.
Marion Thompson, Mrs Timeson Tht Pag
Co.. s. g. Theobold, Mrs II. A Tyler, Mrs.
S. Vaughan. Mrs. M. Vowc F. Oarc, Mrs.
Minnie Winkler. Mrs. NJ. Walsh, Mrs. B.
Wallace. Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. w Wilson. Mrs.
NJ Nelson. Edw. Dworak. Mrs Wolf. Mr..
Peck, Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Fogarty, Mr.. BY
mum. Mr.. Askin. Thomas. MIR. Bruen. Mr..
Buck Mrs Levine, Mr. Morse, NJ. Brand :
vain. Mr. Precourt. Mr.. Lemport, Mr.
Duignam Mr. Jacobs You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment of lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof has been given
you. we will cause such property to wit !:
Household furniture comprising beds bed
ding. chifoniers, bureaus, chairs, sett ees
tables, stands, sewing machines, china and
glass closets. crockery glassware. kitchen
utensils. plated and silver ware, cutlery
portieres. barrels OF iron, curtains dra-
peries, carpets. rugs. books. bookcases.
brio a -brac,. pianos, pictures, trunks and
contents. linen wearing apparel desks
and office furniture, partitions, books, per-
sonal effects. merchandise, etc, as enumer-
ated In the warehouse inventory issued
to you by this warehouse. stored by you
or in you- name. in the Globe Storage g.
Carpet Cleaning Company's Warehouses;
to be sold at public auction, according to
vided. at Nos. 3o5 and 3O7 East 61st
Street. New York City. THURSDAY, JAN
UARY 22ND, 1920, AT 1890 A. M. and
II the sale thereof is not completed on
said date, the Same will be continued at
the Same place on THURSDAY, JANUARY
29TH. 1920, BEGINNING AT io:30 A. M.
GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
ING co
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Real Estate Records
Continued from page nineteen
: Recorded Mortgages

s2a2 Bway; Dec !. 1919: yrs. 4pc:
DECATUR &c r. n Az, 2s4. v l5oxisi:4: France.e Fs.S
a "a ax; s;s,tnfs Jan iS ao3 years c. atty
'77e sT osses sss and Inwooa Ssx
Fitch. Long Branch. J.: pr mtge 81.
$50; Jan 6: instals: p C; atty. Title G
& Co. 176 Broadway. 81 0oo
OGDEN ~. W s., I55 .is4th st. 25aioo' Siioov
Jacob Adds to Margt Sutherland. SSs
Ogden av; Jan IL: instals: s c: atty
Delaney PL. W $. lot ITO. map Downipy Dovr,Iuv
Est. 25xs5; Michael Murray to Ellen N
Durr. 1904 Hunt av; pr mtge $4,000;
Jan =; years, C; atty. Title G & 7
s2sTH ST. 5. third lot icS map Waco si;Seo
field, 3.4x109: Adelaide Ricciardi to Au-
6p c; atty, August r Kopp. S7s E 22sth
1s5TH ST, g $, 15o stebbins ay a5. 5.ss7ss 7;VSV -
Hyman Simon to Robt w Thompson lie
Essex st. Hackensack. j; pr mtge S..
900; Jan z; years. c; atty. r w
,ssb an0mpssn sT 5a Ioo Ws casr;sna; st
Jacob II Gebe to Julius Hoffman, 32s
E 155sh ST. Jan 8; s yrs p c: atty.
LOT rs. blk 49, map Morris Park; Igns,z
Bivd. L / cry: Nov 2ss s'ISM'A'; lsis: yr. ssl
81 ;;.y' E; atty Ay Koch 81 steinway ay,
LoT Is. map schieffelin estate: Maria Maria
Foraggia to Rocco Grassi. 712 1s2d ST :
Grassi, 7l2 E 1s2d st 81 600
WEBSTER AV, n W lssth st. l5Oxioo
Saml Rubin to Frederic Ade Peyster II
s6th st. ct all Jan 6: yrs s and 6
p c: atty. L T & T Co. $50 Bway.. s46, ooo
VALENTINE AV, W c Fordham rd.
106.11x124.l1; 1928 Trinity Av Corp to
Lawyers Title & Co, 100 Bway; Jan
u: yrs. p c; atty. L T g. 7 Co. lSo
LOT 2s, map Lord: Louis fiobteo istyo;eO0
stein to IuciuH H Beers. at West ha N, N, a.,
Beach, L l. and ano. exrs; Oct l, du.
July Is, 1929: p C; attys, Lord. d /.
10 wall ST. 81, lJa
MORRIS AV. sss. e S. 37.sxlo4.i0: John j
Lynch to Saml Harris; 42s 139th ct; Or
mtge $4,000: Jan 10; yrs. y c. att,
dy Salant. PSI Bway ay........... 81 O0o
WALTON AV. = Fordham rd as in
1913. 131. 1.2x77x125. .7x74:1o; Simrud Hold
ing Corp to Walford Holding Corp. l35
c; atty. H Golding. 1876 Broad
way ................ $17 .00s
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The Tribune Almanac

Of Trade McAlpin Annex
Luncheon Rotary Club, Hotel McAlpin. IL 80
p. m.
Dinner of the jewelers. 24-Karet Club,
Waldorf Astoria. Z p: m.
Dance ss'e Of the = Mutual Benefit Association,
Central Opera House. 2os East Sixty
Dinner Of the Hilo varnish Corporation.
Hotel Bossert Brooklyn. p. M
Dinner Of the New York Railroad Club.
Dinner of the Stevens Institute Alumni.
Hotel Astor. 7 p: M.
Hotel Astor. p. m. M es Alumni
Dinner Of the Alphabet Association. Hotel
Dinner Of the Ulster County Society, Hotel
Dinner Of the Club of Printing House
craftsmen' m, Hotel . Pennsylyania. p; m.
Vienna Hall, 1873 East Fifty eighth
,,sst,st Street. SIS s., 2. F. M H. u, -
Medicine, West Forty third Street. $50
Convention Of the New York Branch of
the Catholic Federation Of the United
States. Hotel Commodore, p. m
Dinner of Ye olde Settlers Association,
ana HS5e enfra Majestic St Street
Meeting of the Field Artillery Post No.
avenue, p. m
Lecture by DR.. william Lyon Phelps on
Letters and Life; Academy OF Music,
Brooklyn. Sis y. m
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
Bulgaria To-day" by Herbert L. Bridg-
Irving Place and Sixteenth Street. Illus
trated.
Roosevelt the American by Harold
Essex streets.
Maurice Maeterinck," by Professor j. c.
Carter Troop; Public School lis. 177th
Street near Audubon Avenue.
"The Pathway Of the Nation" by William
e. Compton; Public School 1885, 225 West
108th Street.
"Fuorine. Chlorine and Their Acids" by
William l.. Estabrooke; Labor Temple
Fourteenth Street and Second Avenue
Illustrated.
Painters of the French Court" by Louis
Weinberg; Y: w. H. A.. 81 West 10th
Daniel Webster" by Thomas McTiernan
Ph.D; Hebrew Sheltering Guardian So
Senate and Peace Treaty" by DR.: Nelson
Childs High School. 1S4th Street and
Field Place.
Songs and Stories of the Red Man." by
Mrs. Martha g. Gale Morris High School
166th Street and Boston Road. Illus
trated.
Life with the United States Foresters "
by Francis Rolt Wheeler; Public School
46, 196th Street and Briggs Avenue The
Bronx. Illustrated.
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FoRHoN-PoRrs- :

ANToFAGAsTA. Jan 1s--7Arrived: Str
aha an tsr5. @ New A orleans. Sailed: Str
waqbesa, .Mn Nsw York. Gal ,o-Arr,ved: Str
Makura 1 1Br5, Vancouver. B G; whaka-
csss Sisas 5s.n.s ss9 New 54EESsa 7sSs Str
BORDEAUX. Jan s-Arrived: Str East
gate (Br), Galveston. Sailed: Str Acrema.
IIyyERPOoL. Jan 12-Arrived: Str Tul-
lamore (Br). Boston.
MANcHBsTEK, Jan W. 12-1yriyed: Me.s c.5ao' ss.s
MARsEiLLEs. Jan 7-ArEivea; sts str Lake IKE
Ero Gaveston son via Norfolk Rosds saae0 s'f
BTENOs AYREs. Jan 12-sailed: Str
Peter H Crowell New York.
CHRISTIANSAND, Jan b Arrived !:
Str Frederik (Dan). New York W..
Witch (Br). Halifax. o..
Eastern GtSRAaa Star. New " York: Tederica t1ta5l.
Savannah; Lake Fighting. Portland. Me
for piraeus, 11th Iae Asnelo Hsnen PoT.Iand ampa
Ne ea'( (for Piraeus) Sailed: strs Bobring
(from Barcelona). New York.
KEEL. Jan 13-sailed; Str Buford (from
Wy LoNnoN, Nd c Jan 1s-Arrived: strs Sax
onia (Br), New York; Tunisian (Br2: St
ence uns' OBJ, sS New York; 18th 1rishman lBry.
New York. Canadian Navigator tBr), st
John. B.
Daca. New York; Canadian Aviator (Br)
Norfolk Sailed: Strs Canoga. Savannah
Huronian (Br?, Galveston; vaiemore lbr1.
Carmania (Br). New York; 11th. Baltic
MANILA. Jan. s.-sailed; Str Delight.
Puget Sound.
PERIM. Jan. s.-Arrived: Str City Of
Newcastle (Br). Manila for New York
BALBOA, Jan 14-Arrived. 18th: Strs
Cocaponset, San Francisco; 18th, Kenkon
Maru (Jap). Iquque; Santa Paula. Talca-
huamo; Bakersfield. San Pedro; 18th.
Puascoa (ChiD. Valparaiso: Joan OF Arc,
Vancouver. Sailed, 18th: Strs West
Coyote Seattle; st Joseph (Fr), Noumea
Brattingsborg (Dan). Caleta; Ben Salem,
Yokohama; Graycroft. Chile; Askawake,
Annoy; Kaian Maru (Jap), Yokohama
Gaelic Prince Shanghai; 18th. Sorata (Br).
KOBE. Jan 3-Arrved: strs Lake Faulk,
New York: I'd, West Ivis, Seattle; West
Mahomet. Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
TO WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Be 1T KNOWN that GEM FOUNTAIN
CORPORATlON. with principal Office at
40 Nassau Street. New York City. has
adopted for Its sole use. pursuant to the
Now York. a trademark described as fol-
lows:
field of vertical gold stripes. figure
bounded by an octagonal blue border: i'm
,ncdiatcly above Gem" In smaller let
ono above the other: Immediately below
Gem a cup Containing steaming LIQUID
and saucer hlled soda glass in a holder
doughnut. '
The same has been used by Gem Foun.
tain Corporation since May LIST Lib
GEM FOUNTAIN CORPORATfbN
BY EDMUND b. AYMAR.