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New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Sugar and Coffee
Current Year
prices ago
anu ulated. per lb....lb4l6 O

c prices ago
eSss. eSSass ko kETsnYAtsd No E PEP PER Ib
Coffee. Santos No. 4, per lb 24Q24is
sugar - In raw sugar the tendency
continues downward Refners are still
nS0lHing SSla1n cut, out Of the market and not
would pay for faws About the only buy
ing interest in the market at the moment
III tnat coming from Europe for raws on
an, an l. O.. d. b. basis, say $500 northside Cuba
ana y 4oc southside ports.
REFINED sugar showed fresh devel-
opments. Some email stocks are said to
De De ,e cuinulating ip reftners' hands due
owing to the conditions of the streets nd
to the fact that there is an acute short :
age or cars. Fries were unchanged and
for cash
The market for sugar futures ruled very
quiet throughout the day to Is points
lower, on sales. and closed at declines OF
o. 10 10 points with sales OF only about
Coffee Futures-The market opened un-
changed to an advance OF 2 points What
eyer bear pressure there may have been
rom rom ume to time during the day, met q
mnrl'h meaithy demand and prices gradually
worked upward, due to private advices re-
porting a firmer market in Brazil and to
the generally very strong statistical posi- :
t,on. Trade interests were buyers and
there was a belief that at least one OF the
prominent bears had turned to cover. Firm
otters from Brazil were scarce and sales
OF santos As were reported at 3O.lOc April
May shipment. sterling credit. One i'm
iot. porter stated that no ordinary Santos
exhausted. In the local spot market the
demand showed Improvement, and It is be
Aevsd that as soon as transportation IA
elites again get back to normal business
would be active. Prices advanced to 2
basis OF l4sso for Rio rs.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Not a Wise Change

Question-Appreeating your valued re.
plies and suggestions to correspondents,
lske the occasion to write for advice con-
cern'ns shift of my holdings, as follows
Sei american, Light and Traction preferred
at a. s9o, buy Cities Service preferred at s7i.
"a ,laye es. out limited sum to invest and wish
best possible rate of earnings.-W. A. H.
Answer We do not believe the
change from American Light and Trac-
ton preferred to Cities Service nre-
ferred wise one. The latter companv
II ls largely engaged in the oil and gas
business, thus endering it's securities
more more speculative. Preferred stocks
IKE u Cruclblc Steel, American Can and
naldwln Locomotive yield per cent
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
wear. E. Hollister, representing; 4o4

Fourth Avenue.
HARTFoRD--Brcwn. Thompson g. Co. s.
Stern toilet goods. handkerchiefs. drug
gist sandriee 250 Fifth Avenue; syndi-
cate Trading Co.
HAVERHILL. Mass-Mtcheu & Co, Inc;
G II. Friend. knit underwear, notions
HIGHToWER, N. J.--Lemuei Black. furs
HUNTINGTON. w va-solof Bros Co
4, solot. dry goods and clothing ElSs
INDIANAPOLrs-Have & Geddes; H. o.
Wright. notions, ready to wear; 72
INDiANAPOLIs-Pett Dry Goods Co:
p. Blark, ready to wear; 23o Fifth Ave-
nue.. Synd. Trdg. Co.
IRoNToN, Ohio--Cohen Co; L. Cohen,
JOPLIN. Nov iiiiam Fleischoker coats.
and suits Arlington.
'penIS yeaav n s ws,- r"5iam 5,a ne. Flsisehger
JoHNsTowN. Pa.-w Rabinowitz, cloth
KASsAs 0cTTTSy c3TSyy5ehn 5shafAr Taylor Dry Good,
CO; F. NJ Lee. mdse. manager. 200
Kline houssfurnishings. china: ". s.
SulllNan coats suits. furs; Peter Watts
Jr linens, Il h'nnels. blankets; 432 Fourth
LANCASTER. Pa.-Hager & Bro. W. II.
aothing SIR'Fs K asieassn qss aovd f. snyasr
toilet goods, 4o4 Fourth Avenue. S''''''
LA CASTER. Pa.-W H. Bethel & Co.
Z, II. Bettei. racquet store; Grand
LANSING. Mish-F. y. Arbaugh Co.;
J \. McKelvey. ready to wear mems
furnishings. clothing, Thomas Humphrey
woolen piece goods. F. n. Arbough gem
eral merchandise, 1872 Fourth Avenue
LANSING. Micii-f. y. ArDAAan 60. =
n Arbaugh general mdse: T. Humph-
Isy cotton and woolen piece goods j. A.
Nc l,,T, ks.YS Iurnishing goods. Cum perland.
LA W Renee, Msss.-A- b. Sutherland Co;
D. +. Beggs iannels, blankets. Mss
C Brooks g,oves A McCahe, notions
silil underweas. 432 Fourth Avenue
LEESBURG, Va. - Durnis Department
Store, Mrs. c. Dunnis, general merchan-
disc; Herald Square
LEW lSTON, Me L. Silverman, dry goods
and woInens wear. Breslin.
LYNN, Mass Goddard Bros: J. L. God
dard, representing; 432 Fourth Avenue
ISNllLE-Louisvill- Fur Goods Co:
S. Goidstein. hosiery. furnishings no.
tions. Breslin
LOWELL. Aass-The Chalifoux Co; NJ
Leary. carpets and furniture. 220 Fifth
Avenue and hotel Navarro
MAkTlNSNfLLE Van Marks & Co
Miss R Marks dry goods and clothing;
Grand.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.-John Gerber. Mrs. q.
Aull and +. bruer ready to wear: Nj
Moriarity, piece goods. silks; Miss Com
bait. millinery: Miss Jones' infants.
children wear, 1850 Broadway, John
II. Biggins.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Kansas City Southern

Question-Can you tell me anything as to
merts of Kansas City Southern common and
refundng mortgage IS; also City Service
common &C. J. D.
Answer-While Kansas City Southern
is not earning the amount Of its guar
anty the refunding per cent bonds
appear to be safe enough. They are
not, of course, high grade, but offer a
very fair investment for second
mortgage. The common stock is pure
speculation. Cities Service Company is
engaged in the oil and gas business
and for that reason the stock, in our
opinion, is speculative. Earnings at
present are large, but show decreases
from last year.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK OF the CITY NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at Q
meeting of the enaroholders of The Nor
chants Nationa. Bank of this City Of New
voted that the aid Bank go into liQuidA.
ton and be closed and dissolved
All holders of !,otes and other creditors
Of said Banking Association are hereby
notified to present such notes and othe:
claims against the Association for pay.
ment at It's Banking House. Number -
Wall Street. New Yo-k city. until Febru-
sry rs. 1920. and thereafter to y: uaui.
Of the Manhattan Company. at Number ~
Wsll Street. New York City.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
O. T.. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New York. January 1S. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
TO HOLDERS OF
Jefferson & CIearfield Coal & Iron Co.
Second Mortgage $50 Bonds

SINKING FUND NOTICE
Notiee Is hereby given provided In
AF'icle Of the indenture dated June is.
.ssb securing the aboye bonds that sealed
1wns's w's VIII be received up to 10 A. NJ. on
states Mortgage q Trust Co. at its Office.
NO NO. % Cedar Street, New York. for the
ss'e 10 il as Trustee at the lowest price
al winch such bonds shall be offered not
exceeding 1850 and accrued interest. Of
'-ihcient Of the above bonds TO exhaust
ne sum of Twenty nine Thousand. Fifty
Q5t3D
HHeFs shall be sealed and endorsed of
yrs inr the sale of Jefferson < Clearfield
Noa' & Iron Company 5fe Bonds to Sink
,ns Ms fund and addressed TO the TRUST
DEPA kTNENT.
JEFFERSON & CLEARFIELD COAL. s.
IRON COMPANY,
BY GEO. II. CLUNE. Treasurer
Dated, Rochester. N. Y, February 0. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP -
The firm of MORDAUNT & HEMMlCK,
under that name and with principal place
OF business in New York County, Is to engage
In the business OF the purchase, sale and
underwriting of stocks bonds and investment
securities generally Following are the re-
spective names and places of residence OF
The partners in said Arm. each OF whom Is Of
full age: Frederick S. Merdaunt General
Partner Riverview Manor. Dobbs Ferry.
n. y; Christian d. Hemmick General Part
ner) 2S East 52nd Street New York CITY:
n Y: Alexander Fielder Clarke Especial
pertner) 1o2 East S2nd Street, New York
city, N Y. Said special partner has con
tributed $4,000 cash to the firm. SAID part,
nershlp is to begin on January l. 1920, and
end on January i, 1921, unless sooner termi-
mated by the special partner exercising ms
right within such year to become seasra'
mariner
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at
meeting of the shareholders OF The Mer.
chants National Bank OF the City Of New
determined TO take such proceedinrs a.
may be necessary convenient to or.
Esnze this Banking Associatlor. a. an In.
corporated baa.l OF the State of Now
York by the name {, 'IAe Merchants Bank
ss the City Of New oIk. and also that
when this Bank shall have been organized
as An Incorporated bank of tho State Of
New York proceedings be taken to merge
1t with the President snd Directors OF tha
Manhattan Company.
BY order of ne Board of Directors
o. l.. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New York January 49, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
Bv ADRIAN Ii. HER A. SON.
WEDNESDAY. TEB'Y 18TH. 1920,
at u 80 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESRoOM
NOS Il AND IS NEsEY STREET
BY ORDER OF THE ENECUToRs OF
MARGARET OLIVIA SAGR, DECD:
s26 shs National Bank of Commerce,
zoe shs Importers G. Traders National
$50 shs Fifth Avenue Bank, N. Y.
240 shs New York Trust Co
80 shs- United States Guarantee Co.
900 sils. y. Y, Laekawanna & Western
Railway Co 5E Guaranteed.
eco shs. American Car & Foundry Co.
Prafd
SEQ shs. Norris & Essex Railroad Co.
S.fs Guaranteed
soc shs Rensselaer, & Saratoga Rail
road Co ConsGd Dividends Guar
anteed by Delaware & Hudson
1856 shs Third Avenue Railway Co
GOO shs Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail
way Co. re Guaranteed.
N.2os shs. Minnesota Railway Construc-
tion Co
s,+2s $4,000 interest IL Hastings Da
kota Ry. Trust Estate, created by
10 deeds executed on December 9th.
1889, by the Hastings & Dakota Ry.
CO and Russell Sage as Trustee
Trustee Certiicates)
For Account of Whom II May Concern:
90 shs. Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
20 shs. Twin City Rapid Transit Co.
Prefd
80 sns. United States Fire Insurance
Co.
1900 \. Y & Baltimore Land & Irnpt
Go. ~ Deb CIfs
$50 shs. Slegfried Mining Co.
siVVO Athletic Mining Co of Joplin. Mo,
st Mtge, 60 Bd., due Mch.. 1920
sSSVV l.ackawanna Real Estate Co. 6fo
lp-year Conyt. * Deb. Bds., due
1915.
40 sns. Reclaiming G. Refining Co
prefd
50 shs. ReclaimIng & Refining Co.
Common.
cog shs. Crude Oil Producing Co.
iVVo shs- British Guiana Cold Co.
ecpv tns. south American Gold Co.
-'uVe shs Surinam Hydraulic Co. Com
mon.
- shs. Trade Racing Association.
1000 shs pena Nevada Exploitation Co.
:. a.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

sS@6slsc; extras, s1h @s2hc; hrsts, $50
than extras Sog7SiIc trase" eatras. s@sse. assef
nrsts, hr, e2@ seconds, 5s@6oc; State
as5y tubs anss5 ss@s5c s. gsed to prime
vated, extras. 55c; hrsts 6S@54e: imita
lion creamery. firsts. 4704Sc; ladies' cur
llssne make, nrsts 44@Abc: seconds Al @
sioc,< &C.; lover c'rs, grades, 3o@4oc;. packing
500 +Oc; lower grades, ss@ssc.
Cheese-Receipts were 3.3sa bores
state, whole milk. held fats. specials.
CT eIals; so@ So average run, IS hssc; lss low low
eolored eo or h1,s Twas held spscss
sn Whole ,M mk fTnss T@ins 9!7s53s "!g99n sog1e
Dpa,,sies, fresh or held. sO03lc; Double
Yanns yalslss' fresh, so@sle; held, IS "a oslo,
fresh, specials. l7@1Sc: prime to choice'
grades. 4f110c N"o
Eggs-Receipts were 1866 cases Fresh
geathered, extras, dozen, 629o63c; extra
nrsts, oVgblc frsts, 6S169c; seconds and
poo9aer' 27c; refrigerator hrsts charges
sraaes' ID o. 4oc; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hennery whites. extras.
avc, nrsts TO extra ftrsts, 66q69c gath
sseo ssc Wnltss Wnassn nrsts to extra flrsts cog
vSc; ',.,e pullets 6s@soc; Pacific Coast,
Whites express extra firsts to extras 6S %
loc: hrsts GAG SIC: puliets. Petaluma, IS
ooc other sections. 65@56c other West
SIC; state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hen
merry browns extras. 64@65c. gathered
brown and mixed colors extras, 62V63c:
LISTS to extra firsts, 68G61c
Livestock. Meats, Provisions
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Empire Tire and Rubber

.vsn 9ue?tion-Will ;te you kindly send me what
common stock of Empire Tire and i' Rubbe. %.
Corporation "A K A'1''e'
Answer-The Empire Tire and Rub.
per Company has not as yet issued its
report on operations for 1919. The
company's sales are said to have in
creased materially during the wear
lhe per cent cumulative dividends an
the preferred stock for 1919 have been
Pald up to January last. We do no,
know what was earned on the common
sLock. This probably will be shown in
poets to have ready shortly. The out.
standing capital consists Of s1'b31 Sof
preferred and $9,O25 ,29O common.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

General Office.
Jlroad a Street Station


Philadelpha, 18th February. 1920.
te>Annual Meeting of the Stockh olders
or this Company Will be held Tuesday,
the 9th day of March, 1920 at II o'clock
A. N, in Witherspoon Hall. 1891 Walnut
Street, Phlade phia, at which meeting the
Annual Report of the Board of Directors
for Hle year ended 3lst December 1919.
and fuch other subjects may be prop
erly presented, will be submitted for con-
sid cration and action by the Stockholders.
Stock holders may obtain copies Of the
Annual Report. and the necessary tickets
Of admission to the meeting. on and after
the End day of March. 1920, by personal
application at. or by letter to, the 6ecre-
tary's Office, Room 269. Broad Street Sta
ton, Philadelphia.
LEWIS NELSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Investment
Information

Questions Of general intsrsst tg
Snvestors soiN b answered In Ehis
column, IN sohtck case only imitsais
sciU De used. Others soin bs an
sWercd BY moal. Addrsse all H.
QA1rass, inclosing stamped, ad-
dressed envelope to Financial Editor.
!Ae Tribune, ls4 Nassau Strsst. New
York Citv.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Safe, but Speculative

Question--Will you kindly let mo know
your opinion of investing $4,000 bonds
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
land twsnty-year 6la per cent, due 1887? I
can cane AFFORD to take any chances or specu-
lA1. SO DO you consider these bonds a good.
sound investment w H. A.
Answer-If you cannot afford to take
any chances or speculate, why do YOU
not invest your $4,000 in Victory or
Liberty bonds? The United Kingdom
bonds, We think, are safe. We have
confidence in Britafn's ability to pull
herself through this crisis. Yet there
is an element Of speculation attached
to her bonds. You eliminate all specu-
latlon If you buy Liberty bonds.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
,o. OFFICE OF
-otkWOOD, GREENE 4 CO. MANAGER.

lDSFON, MASS.
--PREFERRED STOCK
+. ssi,e me quarterly dividend OF l4es upon tho
ks.ss,erred stock of the International Cotton
fsis fosn has been declared payable March /,
az nv al the office OF she transfer agents, the
aW o'!ony Trust Company. Roston Mass. to
sn. ~, stockholders of record at the close Of
lesiness Feb 10. 1920
q s1NtEkNATIONAi- ~ COTTON MILLS
! < = ALLAN u. GREENouGH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

Harris Ferbes 4 Co. are offering an
N. C.. 6 per cent Improvement bonds. due
serially February /. 1871 to 1880, At q
price. any maturity, to Yield ~ per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Butter. Cheese and Eaes

Hutter-Receip were 1876 packases,
creamery, higher than extras lb,, 81 a q
sSr; exgas. ~ score; e7e; frsts. so to 81
ssare. e2.s g oss; frsts, IS TO So score. s9G
z szs as ssse1as: ~ y to q score So ssc lower
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES
ON rae 3 PAPER CORPORATION

UNION BAG & PAPER CORPORATION
New York February ~. 1870
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
bas tlis day been declared upon the stock
OF this Cooperation, payable March "a
1920. to the holders Of rscord & o. tns s,oeK Se,s
of this Corporation at the eteee OF puSi-
"''' cHARI.Es b. SANDERS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live steers, fair
to prime, 100
lbs.
ID = e 3 $ e d beef
sides. ID.
Live veals, COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs
ID + t IS $ e d veal
city, ID
Live ( W e g, 100
lbs
Dressed mutton,
city, lb.
Dresse lambs,
city. lb.
Hogs, 100 lbs.
Live lambs, fair
to prime. 100
lbs.
Dire ssd hogs,
bacon. ID.
NJ Mess beef, bbl.
Mess pork. bbl.
Lard. Mid. West,
100 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

Southern Spot Maykets-Galveston steady.
2b points higher at 41.boc; sales. $50 bales.
Savannah quiet, unchanged at So soc: sales.
Sl4 bales. New Orleans. holiday Charles
ton quiet, 10 points higher at 4oc; sales.
nil. Norfolk steady, 25 points higher a +
38 75c; sales, nil, Augusta quiet, rs points
fhigher at $500; sales. 1886 bales 81
Louis steady. unchanged at 39c; sales Mi
Houston steady, Is points higher at A 25c
sales, eD6 bales. Dallas steady 40 points
higher at 42.40c; sales, l346 bales Forf
Worth steady, 80 points higher at 4ec
les. 800 bales.
COTTON STATISTICS
Tester Last Last
Port receipts. s2,76s sllSs iTses
Exports season. .4.113,4Se 4,o04,02s 2.S9lS5e
H.ri 3; = =. stecks. .., ss'2es ss'is2 salso
Int | mt receipts rec 2!i.i5SS s7.ll7 l725s
N. y. arrivals. 1913 2,es7 1850
Liverpool Cables--Spot cotton fair
business doing at points advance on the
basis OF 3l,04d FOR middling, Sales s 900
including 5000 American. imports "a 600 .
American, 5000. Futures opened steady
at 22 to 40 points advance, closed Arm at
80 10 62 points advance, March, 2s7Sd.
May, 27,23d; July. 25.k6d October z35sd :.
December. 22.6Sd. Manchester. Yarns
strong; cloths. good demand
Cereals
Wheat--The market showed sllehtlv
firmer tone early In tho day. but adyices
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES
rn< OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD, GREENE 4 Co, MANAGERS
ROSfElN 4

Common Stoek---
ne quarterly dividend of 2% (s1 per
eeuafe) upon the common stock of Interna-
swhai Cotton Mills has been declared pay
se sn1e March !. 1920. at the office of the
nnahser agents. the Old Colony Trust Com
rahy' Boston, Mass. to al! stockholders of
e,oId al close of business Feb. is, 1920.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS,
ALLAN B. GREENOuGH. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE COLORADO POWER Co
The regular quarterly dividend CT on.
and three -auarters par cent. NAT1 hs,
been declared on the Preferred Stock pas
able March 10. 1890, to Htoekholders "
record February 2s, 1870. "
A. =. WIDLI, secrstsry.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
CHANGE OF NAME

RESOLVED. BY THE STOCKHOLDERS
of Nordenholt and Maria Inc. at meet
ing Of such corporation. duly convened this
sth day OF February, 1920. that the cor
porate name OF said corporation be
changed from that OF Nordenholt and
Maria Inc. to Nordenholt Corporation;
and il is further
RESOLVED. That the President OF this
corporation be authorized and directed to
take such action may be necessary to
effect such change OF name.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

WILLIAM GRAHAM BRADSE
Tie gsht Hon, LORD AIREDALE. Leeds
sir PERCY ELI.Y BATES Bart, IivefpoM
ROBERT CLOVER BFAzl.sy ESQ. llvernool
WILLIAM nENNEr-r ESQ. London,
WILLIAM T BRAND ESQ. l.oat.en
WAITER = NJ EtRNS. Esq LONDON
I've H., Hon LORD CARNoCK G.Cp lnnaen
STANLEY CHasTOPHEISoN Esd london
hAyip DAVIES, ESQ. +. Llaudinam
The Right Hon. The EARL OF DENBgGH Cy.o
LoadoD
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

y ESQ. London. Deputy Chairmcn,
The Right Hon. LORD PIRRlE KP.. London
EMMANUEL MICHEL ROpOCANACiu. ESQ.
Sir THOMAS RoypEN. Bart. CHIMP
Liverpool
Sir EDWARD y. STERN, D,L. London
EDMUND II. TvRTON Lao, MP. Thirsk.
LEWIS II WALTERS, Esq london
The Right Hon. Sir GUY FLEETWOOD WILSON.
X. G. H., KCMG,. GCl,E,. London.
WILLIAM FfTzTnOMAS WILEY, ESQ Coventry.
Sir DAVID YULE, London
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

OFFICE OF
rFDERAL MINING h SMELLING co.
40 Broadway. New York CITY.
February i6. 1899
dividend of three,aeWlhs , OF s.an one per
thts company, has to-day been declared.
navahle March IS, 1920, to stockholders of
record at the close Of business on February
"S 1'-S' J. L. MARTIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

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New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

Continued on nert page
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

To Interim Dividend at the rate of l8
per cent. per annum, less Income
Tax, paid 18th July, 1919.
Dividend at the rate of Is per cent.
per annum. less Income Tax, pay
able on End February, 1920. .
Salaries and Bonus to Staff with HIM.
Forces and Bonus to other Members
VI INC oloH
Special Peace" Bonus TO Staff
Reserve for Depreciation of War
Loans and Future Contingencies
Bank Premises Redemption Fund go
Balance carried forward to next
account ..............-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
LONDON Joint CITY & MIDLAND BANK
Authorised Capital 100000 90 Padup Capital
DIRECTORS

fhe Right Hon REGINALD McKENNA. Cno,ru
w. ESQ. London. ALEXANDER II. GOscHEl
| FRANK DUDLEY DoCKER Esq. Cp.
birmingham.
FREDERICK HyNDE FOX ESQ Liverpool
II. SIMPSON GkE, Esq. Leicester.
/ JOHN GLASBRook. Eso Swansea
! CHARLES Cow, Eea.. London
| s1R HARRY CASSIE HOLDEN. Bart. London
1t Cot CHARLES II. JOHNSTON Ds.o.
NJ c. London.
CHARLES THOMAS MlLBuRN. Esq. London.
FREDERICK WILLIAM NASH. Esq
! Rsrrntu
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

Havens & Geddes; II. Q.
), ready to wear; 72
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
FEDERATION ENDORSES
PRESENT GOVERNMENT

Following its usual custom, the Indi-
annapolis Church federation today entered
the political campaign with two States"
of candidates, one in each party, the cleo
ton of which 1t recommends.
The lists of candidates were announced
through the citizens committee of the
federation.
Contrary to the custom in previous
elections, the Church Federation did not
make public the names of the men who
made its slate. and 1t is therefore not
known whether these states were com
piled by the same men who previously
Endorsed George V. Coffin, Charles w
Jewett, AIvah Rucker. James a. Collins,
Robert F. Miller and others who have
heen known as good government Of
iicials.
The republican slate as Endorsed is
the Goodrich-Jewett organization slate
throughout. and is composed either of
present officeholders OF of their associ'
ates.
The list of democratic candidates whose
nominations are recommended, follows:
Judge Of the Circuit Court Edgar A.
Brown. Blythe Q. Hendricks and Chalmer
Schlosser.
State Senstor-Oren 5. Hack. John W.
Hoffman and Edward B. Raub.
Joint Senator-Alhert SmOllinger.
state Representative Robert A. Ad-
ans. Charles F. Cox, Orville T. Fore
man. William f. Gibson. Humphrey {.
Harrington. Raymond n. Hooker, Frank
NJ w. Hehrey. James p. Parsons, Rus
sell 7. RYAN and Albert stump.
Treasurer-George NJ. Spiegel.
Sherif-William T. Sindlineer.
Generalization ". Buchanan ana
Albert ". Miller
Commissioner. Second District-Charles
c. Morgan: -,,,,
The federation's republican slate fol-
lows:
Prosecutor-William ?. Evans.
State Senator-Arthur R. Baxter, Chas.
J. Buchanan. Winfield Miller, Robert L.
MoOrhead and Hence Orme.
entative-Henry Abrams, John Il.
Benedict. Thomas Harvey Cox, Coral II.
Gilmore. Clinton IT, Givau. Paul l.. Ha-
worth. John T. jameson. James L. Kings
bury. Omer L. Newman. Frank J. NOll
Jr and William u. Wilson.
Treasurer-Ralph 4. Lemcke.
Sherif-GeOrge Snider.
Coroner-Paul F Robinson
SurveyOr-ClarenCe 3. Feasev-
Commissioner. Second District-Augus-
tus NJ Buchanan.
Commissioner, Third District Albert
Hoffman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

Mr. Hendricks is a young lawyer of
considerable reputation.
He is a graduate of Princeton univer-
sity and of the Indiana Law school
He was a newspaper man for four
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
NEW JERSEY RECOUNT
ORDER is SIGNED

NEWARK, N. J., May Chief Justice
William GUNNER Of the supreme court
today signed an order for recount of the
vote cast in last Tuesdays preferential
primaries for Senator Hiram w. johnson
and Gen. Leonard Wood republican
candidates.
The recount will be for the entire state
and will begin on May 10 in Essex,
Morris, Camden, Gloucester and Cape
May counties, lin which supporters of
Senator Johnson alleged mistakes were
made in fluctuations.
1t is stipulated that Senator johnson
must deposit $4,000 before the recount
can begin to defray the expense entailed
by the various county boards.
If the result of the recount does not
change the voters assurance for Gen.