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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-18
MOOSE LODGE TO HOLD
REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY

The Loyal Order of Moose will
hold it's regular business meeting
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
Moose hall, and all members are
urged to attend.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-18

Tokio.--The houge of peers OF
Japan has rejected the bill permit
ting women to attend political meet
ings. This has caused great indig-
nation in feminist circles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-18
STRUGGLE AGAINST LIQUOR
J.. Is IN FULL SWING TODAY
fRy limited PreSsJ

Washington. July 1S.-The great
est struggle against liquor since the
United States went on a. dry basis IS
in full swing today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-18

Th- p.oneer ID the only daily
within 100 miles Of BemidN and
has the largest circulation ii
Northern Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Butter, Cheese. Eggs

Butter - Receipts S,3o7 packages
Creamery. higher than extras. pound, b7hs
81 score. 4sQ55hc: firsts. ss to 50 score
44D47c: seconds, SO to 81 score 37ou42c
lower grades. 3aMssc. Unsalted. higher
than extras. eois qe1c extras, 90 " IA soc ;
storage. high scoring. 62h @5Sc; extras, 81
V52c; f'rsts, 43@43c; seconds 34m4lc;
lower grades, 27W32c Danish. fresh asks
500 sac. state dairy tubs. finest. SO q SOC ;
good to prime, 44Q61c; common To fair
80 to 42c. Renovated. extras, rs q 4oc
Ladies', current make. irsts 26M2Sc; sec
onds. Il u GD2liac: lowe-> grades, 20Q21c
lacking stock. current make, No. J, "a q
&c; NO :. zoe: lower grades, 15wlec.
Cheese receipts wero 1.150 packages
specials, pound, a7m2sc fall made. $50
2ec; average run. 24@25c; fresh specials
S4@2oc; average run. 22U CSC lower grdes
2o02l hc twins. held specials, 25M2yc.
av~age ~ run. 24m csc Wisconsin. held fats,
26@ 27c; held twins. 25@37c single Daisies
held. 25G27c; double Daisies, held asa
27c: Young Americas. held 2s@ 2yc; fresh
20 - W27c: Skins, held specials 1870 zoe ;
prime TO choice. 15917I.c: fair to good,
l2Vl%Ec; lower grades. 1oc.
gatnered extras. dozen. SO q roc; extra
/ nrs,s' e1G5 frsta SIS q 66c: seconds,
oSg oAc; refrigerator. nrsts sn0slc; ssc
"nds: Wo'c; state. Pennsylvania and
ncaroy~ western hrnnery whites. extras,
.oc; extra firsts, 73W74c: frsts. 71072c,
gathered whites, iirsts to extra iirsts ~ n,
&c; under grades. oS@7oc: pullets. sac
eoc: facihc Coast: white. extras, 75c:
grades, GS q zoe; pullets. usual sizes, sSa
ooc: other Western and Southern, gath
ored whites. 66W72c; state. PENNSYLVANIA
oed nearby Western. hennery browns.
extras' ~ % re; gathered brown and mixed
e~iors graded extras. G907oc: nrsts to
extra lrsts. 665pG8c ~
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Mexican Bank Closed
By Slump in Values
Loans OH Cotton and Sugar
Cannot Be Liquidated by
Paris.MexicO COmpanv

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 4-Thc Paris
Mexico Banking Company, with capi-
tai stock of 100000 pesos, did not
open its doors for business to-day, but
a Treasury Department announcement
last night said it was expected the in
stitution would resume operations
within month and liquidate all claims.
Loans of 100000 pesos on cotton,
100000 on. sugar and 100000 on
other merchandise. all of which prod
ucts have decreased in value within the
last month, recently were made by the
bank and caused run by depositors.
Among the concerns having large funds
in the bank were several important
French companies.
There has been considerable unrest
recently in banking circles because Of
the low prices of cotton and silver.
The Laguna district, in the State If
Coahuila, which grows the bulk of Mex
ico's cotton crop, had large produc-
tion this year, but within the last two
months prices have decreased almost
one-half, making it impossible to ship
the cotton at profit.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Decline i'm Cotton
Wipes Out Nearly
All Mondays Cain
Failure of Buying Power to
Broaden Disappoints Mar
ket; Southern Selling
Causes Lower Quotations

Nearly all of Mondays advance was
lost in the cotton goods market yester-
day, owing to reports of easier South
crn markets and apprehensions of fur
ther spot liquidation.
The failure Of buying power 20
broaden after the elimination Of the
scattering short interest on the rally
of the previous day also was disap-
rointment to recent buyers, and there
was considerable scattering liquidation,
as we'll as rather persistent selling for
New Orleans and other Southern ac-
count. March contracts sold off from
14.80c to lac and closed at 14.05c, with
the general market closing easy at net
declines of SO to IS points.
I'm some quarters the strength Of
Monday was explained on the ground
that Wall Street operators who had
sold at considerably higher prices last
year, and had previously delayed profit
taking because of income tax returns,
were realizing.
The passing Of the War Finance Cor
poration bill over. the Presidents veto
had been anticipated and seemed to
fact, some traders feel that, beyond the
sentimental encouragement it may af-
ford, the revival of the organization
will have little effect on exports Of cot
i ton.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were generally unchanged to
so points lower, with Dallas reporting
q decline of 50 points to 12.50c for mid
ding. The recent low record quotation
for middling in the Southwest was es-
tablished last Friday, when the price
at Houston touched 12.10c. Middling at
Houston was quoted at ]3c yesterday.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 80 points lower at 1860 for
middling. No sales were reported.
Tho range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Corr, Market Is Weak
4s OFFERINGS Increase

The corn market was weak through
out the day, and final prices were MO
1s4c net lower. Commission houses
were fair buyers at times, but offers
were more liberal and receipts at pri
mary points were heavier. The cash
position was easier.
In the local casi, market No. 2 yellow
was quoted at 9434c and No. 2 mixed at
93Ac c. j. f. New York, ten days ship
ment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
NO N:w yslf5w YS5 ,o5as e!Gss ,ssss slSss $751;;
s:HuaTy %sT ::::'0Ss ~ '':7Ss '7Sss s5:33;s 533ss
Oats-The volume Of business In the oats
market was only moderate and the under
tone was easy Prices showed net losses for
the day OF 4 to lac.
was quoted at slAc; No. 2 white, so1sc;
No 8 white. 59ia to 6oo: No. white.
nc; fancy clipped white. say 9s4hc:
ordinary clipped white, GOA to 61,sc. all
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nsv hG5 S'ssS $50 60 ssSs xs
January 5@s, AZ 80" .ss4H
YESTERDAYS Previous Year
No. western.sls5,s $751; oss sa'Ss.a so;
Flour and Meal-Quotat!ons were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring pt. 50 50 q o. 90 ss.oo@s.75 $3.50
Corn ineal.2.2o@ 2.35 2.25@2.60 400
Rye -. $500 $50 S.5O@S.so S509s.1O
Bran. 800 100 - GD49.0O
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef. fair to
prime. 100 lbs. Sl025 911.t0 $12.75 q 1876
D sec beer,
sides. lb .160 .20 .16D rs
Live veals, COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ...... 14oo@21.oo 1ooo@24oo
D g & veal,
city, ID. 49,. 200 80 $50 SO
Live ewes 100
lbs ........... S.oo9 500 100000
Dressed mutton.
city, b. ..... .0S0 .13 1870 IL
Live lambs, fair
TO prime, 100
lbs. .......... 11.006 1900 1T.50GD1e.00
Dressed lambs,
city lb. ... 200 20 $50 80
Hogs, 100 lbs. l1.0O01i.5O l525M1515
Dressed n
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
New York Metal Market


On tho New York Metal Exchange
TN was very dull, with Class A quoted
at 35036.50c; Glass B. 330J3395c
aaked, and Straits shipments, 350N
a6.50c. Copper firm; spot, January and
February. 12.50ll13.25c. Lead steady:
New York spot. 460@4Soc, and East
st. Louis spot, 4.75c asked. Zinc casy:
New York spot, 590c, and East St.
Louis spot. 5.60c asked
London metal prices follow: Tin.
standard spot, S205 los, and futures.
s2lo los, with sales Of fifty tons spot
and 800 tons futures. Copper, stand
ard spot, f72, and futures, f73 5s, with
sales OF 100 tons spot and 500 tons
futures, and electrolytic spot, $50, and
futures, se3. Lead spot. a24 los, and
futures, a26 Zinc spot, f2s 12s cd, and
futures, E27 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Reversal of Form
In Wheat Market
AS Prices Slump
Absence of Foreign Demand
and Lower Premiums in
Canada Cause Lack of Con-
fidence i'll Higher Values

There was complete reversal Of ac-
ton in the wheat market yesterday,
and, although prices failed to lose all
of Mondays gains, they closed heavy,
with net losses Of 2Ac to &c.
The report that the House had
passed the War Finance Corporation
bill over the Presidents veto had only
a momentary influence; and throughout
the day the market presented weaker.
undertone. The action of values re-
fected loss in confidence. due largely
to a show Of weakness in the cash stu
alton. Premiums we're lower in all po-
sitions, especially for Manitoba wheat.
Foreign buyers were indifferent. and
cable from Liverpool said that Egypt
was trying to resell in Europe about
100000 bushels of wheat and -four
recently purchased in Australia which
buyers have tried to cancel in the Aus
tralian market. The milling demand
for wheat, which recently has been used
es bullish factor, was less active.
In the local market No. 2 red was
quoted at s2.03A; No. 2 hard, s2.O3A
c. i. f. track New York, January ship
ment.
The range Of prices follows:
Mondays
Open. High. Low Close. close.
March,. 1.75ia III 1.73 1.731s 1.76A
May. 40 INK 1.G7 1.67s4 1.71H
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Independent Cuts Price
On Tubular Steel Goods

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 4-The Jones e.
Laughlin Steel Company, one of the
largest Of the independents, to-day re-
duced its selling price on steel pipe
and other tubular goods to the level of
the Industrial Board prices of March
81. 1919.
This move follows the lead of the Re-
public Iron and Steel Company last
week, and practically places all steel
products on the tasis Of the United
States Steel Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of
SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho stock
holders OF this Company Will be held on
no lZth day of january. 1921 at two
O'Clock IN the afternoon az 81 Wall Street
ltor2ugh Of Manhattan. New York City, New
YORK FOR the purpose of elccting Board
OF Directors. two Inspectors 20 serve At ali
elect!ons Of stockholders durtng tho ensu-
ing year and receiving and acting upon the
reports OF tho officers and for tho trans
~ction OF such other business as may prop
etly come before tho meeting
Dated December 10th. 1920
II T. WI;CHPMANN 9o~ve+svv
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Notice OF Annual Meeting OF Barton.
DurHtina & 0shnrn Inc


Notice Is hereby given that q meeting OF
the stockholders of BARTON. DURSTTNE
e. osbCRN. INC, will be held at the Of
Borough Of Manhattan. city. County and
state os New York. tho 12th day of
January. 1921. at O'Clock D. m for the
purpose OF clecting two (5) Directors seor
the ensuing year and two 90 inspectors
OF Election to serve at the next annual
meeting. and for tho transaction Of such
othcr busines, as may properly como before
said meeting.
New York. Dec. 20. 1920
TRANCIS q. HUBBARD,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Cottonseed Oil
Tho range of prices fOllOWs:
Ra,U Sugar Is Firn,er
And Prices Adra1ce

Current Year
prices. ago.
Sugar granulated H. ,079O .08 90
Coffee, No. Ro..... .06ss 1913
Coffee, Santos No. T.. unquoted "a
An advance in raw sugar marked a
firmer tone in the market yesterday, a
sale Of 10000 bags of Cubas being made
at Az cents, cost and freight. Liberal
offers followed at this price. Futures
were firm and showed a net advance
Of to 13 points.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
SEA COAST REALTY coMpANY--No

TlrE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS, DE-EMpER %, 1920.
a Special Meeting OF the stockholders Of
10 hold on the itth day OF January. 1921,
- go o'clock In the afternoon. 1t tn.
ofhcc Of JUDGE AUGUSTUS VAN WICK.
i@3 Broadway, New York CITY Borough
Of Manhattan. for tho Transaction Of such
business as may properly como before tho
meeting. PAUL r. LORZER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
JoTv MARBLE coMrASY, INC

Notice - hereby given tnat tho annual
,sgsS s tns stgesh"dsrs fas e. of ,fs Johs
DiYsetorp for this ensuing yeat. ana for tho
fSaasA<fiep Of such ofhsr bbslncas ss may
psrpSfty come before tho meeting wilt be
hsld at tho offices nj the Company u Wesa
41tH HyY%st. on Thursday, Jaruary II. 1921.
~ fEfo'ttork noon.
~, ". HiaDgHwAcH. secsetary.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were no
transactions yeSterday:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05

THU AWwUAL MEETING or THE
stactholdsrs OF tho johnson Leather
Co.,, far the election OF Directors for
ne .bnEsffng year and tho transaction OF
such pthnf business may ropcriy come
bsfofS, The meeting. wiz be held at the
othcA. 5of thu Company. No. 43-47 west
feth st. Manhattan Borough, New YORK
City; ON Wednesday, January 18th. 1921,
~ 10 a. m.
JOSEPH FORSYTH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The
Chatham & Phenix
National Bank

OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
The annual meeting of the shars.
holders Of the Chatham & Phenix
National Bank Of the City of New
York for the election of directors
and transaction of any other busi.
mesa which may be brought before
saia meeting will be held at the
banking house of said association,
No. t4s Broadway, in the Borough
Of Manhattan, in the City of New
Yofk. on Tuesday, January llth.
1921, at IL o'clock noon. ,
BERT l.. HASKINS,
~ Vice-pres. &, Cashier.
NV Y6Yh. Dec. eth. 1879
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Miscellaneous Markets
Rf6 A S1!a1

BIu, ASKed.
Producers & Ref Corp, conn., AZ ~
salt Creek Producerv, new... 10 1oh;
Sapulpa Refining Co. .......... AZ "A
Western States OIL &. Land Co. q ),
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05

Bid. Asked.
K < D NJ pr 20
L-W Il lst pr 93A 90
do I'd pr. 90 1O5
Lorillard pr. OF 1903
Mackay Cos pr 81 CO
Manati Su pr 90
|. Marhat Beach u 2'4
Mar Rockwell. l4le l6
Mat Al W.. =. lSs4 25
Max NJ LIST pr : 7
do I'd pr. ~ 47s
May Do st p- o3i4 -
Mex Pet pr. 30 icO
Mich Ccatrdl 90
MSP&SSAT /. "a "a
60 lsd liuo.. ~. 5S
Mont Power. 55 80
Norris & Es. 50
Mullins BY pr -
Nash & Chat. 1i2
Nat Bis pr. .lO6 -
Nat Aniline pr 81 90
n G & s pr IS so
N e & S pr. 50 95
Nat Lead pr. 80 lo4
MIR NJ LIST pr 7 IA
NYC&SL lst. 48 50
do 2d pr. =. So 63
N y Dock. =. SO IS
N Y l. g. W. 45H 49h
Norfolk so :. 10 IL
Norf s. w pr 81 70
North Am -. so SO
Ohio Fuel E. As. so
Otis Elcv pr. 100
) Otis Steel pr. 70 10l
Owens Bot pr 100
Pacific Coast. d.. 20 80
do "a pr. =. 60 100
Pac Tel & IT, SO 40
Pom J G Pr. so SO
Peoria & f.. lli5 "a
Pere Mar pr. 40 IS
Petti Null. :. 50 SO
do 1st pr. .. 90 96
Pitts Coal pr. S3lA S4
Pitts Steel pr. so Sc
p & W Va pr 70 IS
Pr st Car pr 90 100
Ry st Spr pr. 100 los
Reis & Co pr so co
Rom T lst pr 90
do ID pr. 81
Rensselaer, -. eS
$ l. g. S + pr Il "a
Sears Roo pr. 90 loS
S-S S g. I pr ~ 81
S 2 + Sugar so 90
du~pr ..... so 100
Standard Mill.loj
do pr ..... 20 90
Studebaker pr. S2la e5
Sup Steel :. 43 44is
do pr ..... 95 oS;s
7 e. p ID tr.20o 800
Tidcwa;er OLLIE iS0
TSI.& W cIs Q II
do pr cts. - 20
I G. Il IT pr. So
Cnderrood T.I24 80
do pr .....Ioo 100
tn Bag & y. IS 20
Tn Cigar st. .l3O 40
90 p' ..... 90 l05
:. DEus lst Or 43 A4:4
:. . EAcress.. 5't :
7 S I AL pr SS. q,
Wabash pr Il H. ~
West'ae NJ Let. So 20
Wilson CO rr. so s.
Wis Central. s4 as
Woclwosth pr.lo4
WP e. NJ pr A CS -
\ do pr B. :, GI
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05

Many successful business mem can trace
'hsir start through The Tribuns's Heip
Wanted celuinns. Phone your Help
p" anted Ad 70 Hsekmsn 3G0o--Advt-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
Southern Spot Markets

Southern Spot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet,
so points lower at 1900; sales .o38 bales.
New Orleans steady. 25 points lower at
13-7 SC; sales 1877 bales. Mobile nominal.
unchanged at 13.25c; sales nil Savannah
nominal, unchanged at 1l.G3c: sales 25
bales. Norfolk steady, unchanged at
1886; sales se5 bales. Memphis steady.
unchanged at 14c: sales 215o bales. St.
Louis steady. unchanged at lac: sales NIL.
Houston steady, SO points lower at 13c;
sales 2,4o3 bales. little Rock quiet, un-
changed at lac; sales "a bales Dallas
steady, so points lower at 12.50c; sales
2243 bales. Fort Worth steady. so points
lower at 12.75c; sales 1875 bales.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05

Coffee Tutures--The market closed net
unchanged TO I point advance, after mar
row fluctuations. Spot prices were nomi
nally unchanged.
Tho range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05
New York State Bonds
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank

Fedcral and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Bid. Ask. Yield.
Federal Farm Loan 5s
ls3s-1923 49,. ........:.. 94h 90 535
Federal Farm Loan 42s,
1939-l9o4 .... 81 a. 65s
Federal Farm Loan AIS
1938-1923 ....... 81 81 b5s
Federal Farm Loan ass
1937-1922 ....... 81 So ESQ
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s
1939-1924 ......... SO as s31
Joint Stock Land Bank S.
1938-1923 .......... SO s6 s3e|
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05

bacon lb. 80. .16A @16H .20M @.21A
Pork, Dbl. .... 29.00@30.00 1900 -
Mess beef. Dbl. l6.o0@18.o0 21.O0922.0o
Lard. NJ d Il .
West, 100 lbs. 13.35Q13.46 24.2o024.30
New-York tribune., 1921-01-05

11verpool cab1eS-Spot COTTON duI1
points advance; middling, 9.43d. Sales. g
oOo all American Imports, 5000. all
American. Futures opened steady at 40 10
so points advance. Closed barely steady
at 10 to 81 points advance. January, 9.59d;
March. 9.70d; May, $500; July. s.Sld;
October. 9.76d. Manchester-Yarns drmer;
cloths, small inquiry.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
VALERA,S STATEMENT
CALLED PEACE SIGNAL
Sim Fein Anxious to Enter
Conference.

LoNpoN, Sept. dispatches from
Dublin to-day busted themselves ex-
planning that Mr.. de valera's statement
to the press yesterday was intended to
remove the idea from the minds of the
British Government that he was insist
ing upon recoe nition of an Irish republic
as a preliminary TO conference.
According to the Westminster Ca
-cftc,s Dublin correspondent. the real
meaning OF Mr.. de valeras statement
was that II the Irish delegates were
allowed to enter the conference untram-
meiled they were prepared to give every
guarantee to the British representativ
"A free gift from a free people," as
serts the correspondent. is really what
DE Valera Is aiming at"
Other Dublin dispatches tonight
record feeling OF optimism and dis
position to interpret Mr.. de Valera $
statement. which yesterday caused
much perplexity. as a peace signal 1t
Is believed apparently in Sim Fein
quarters that If the British Cabinet in
site the Sim Fcin to a conference the
invitation will be accepted. Moreover.
( is thought that a few hours frank
discussion in conference, instead of by
exchange OF letters. would serve to clear
the whole atmosphere.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
RUNAWAY BUS HITS
TREE; 81 INJURED
Jersey Policemen Hurt al
Brakes Fail on Steep Road
Near Orange.

Brakes OF a jitney bus loaded with
passengers broke late yesterday after
noon just as Irving Margolis of COS
South Park street Elizabeth. n. j..
started to drive the machine down the
steep hill on the Valley road in West
Orange. Margolis lost control of the
heavy car and 1t plunged down the
mountain road at sixty miles an hour.
crashing into a tree at the foot of the
Hill and overturning. Thirty-one of the
occupants OF the vehicle were injured,
ten of them so seriously they had to be
taken to hospitals. Only two. however,
were said last night to be in danger.
They are Kyran Brennan of 235 Eliza
beth avenue. Elizabeth. and George Sax
ton of 81 Madison avenue. Elizabeth.
Margolis's passengers were principally
boys of from seventeen to twenty and
policemen. all OF whom had been attend
ing the final session of the two day
convention of the New Jersey State
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association in
Orange and West Orange. The con-
vention closed yesterday with parade
in Orange. after which the delegates
and the bands were taken to the grounds
of the Essex County Country Club for
refreshments. Margolis's bus, crowded
with passengers, started from there and
went down the Valley road bound for
Elizabeth.
The chauffeur told the police his
brakes broke just as he started over the
brow of the hill. Unable to stop the
car. he managed to keep it in the road
until it approached Condit avenue.
There he saw a trolley car directly in
front OF him. He could not pass the
car. so he turned the bus sharply to the
right. hoping to dodge onto the curbing
and back again into the road.
From the curbing. however the car
jumped forward and struck tree. The
crash created much excitement in the
neighborhood, and some one turned in
a fire alarm. The police and firemen
took the passengers from the wreck and
sent them to Orange Memorial Hospital
and to ST. Mary's Hospital.
The accident was the second of the
day in which delegates to the patrol
mems convention figured. Shortly after
noon Patrolmen Dennis Lyon and
Joseph Donovan of Elizabeth were In an
automobile driven by Robert Davidson
of Elizabeth when the machine struck
tree in Northfield avenue after the steer
ing gear had broken. Lyon suffered a
broken rib and Donovan broken wrist.
They wede taken to St Mary's Hospital.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
CITY TICKET NAMED
BY FARMER
Jerome t. de Hunt Is Named
as Party Choice for
Mayor.

The Farmer-Labor party in city con-
vention in Beethoven Hall. 210 Fifth
street. last night designated the follow
ing ticket:
For Mayor-Jerome r. de Hunt.
president of the New York Harbor dis
trict council of the Railway and Steam
ship Clerks Union.
For ComptroIler--Ben Hoe OF Man
haitian. former secretary OF the Com
munity Councils and advocate OF credit
union banks.
For President OF the Board OF Alder
mcn-Abraham Lefkowitz of Queens,
president of the Teachers Union and
teacher of history In the High School
OF Commerce.
Mr.. de Hunt. a Southerner, was as
sociated with Glen Plumb in his rail-
road plan and has been active in the
Association for the Recognition Of the
Irish Republic.
The platform accuses the Hylan ad-
ministration of gross inefficiency. adj
vocates the building OF houses to be
sold to the people at cost or a rental
that would cover carrying charges.
starting OF comprehensive system Of
public works to prevent unemployment,
opposes injunctions In Industrial dis
putes against striking. picketing or col
lective bargaining, and favors publically
owned markets.