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New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
SAVANNAH


Navarro.
SCRANTON, Pa.
scranton u. q. CO.. Miss T. Mschiowitg
Dresses, coats. suts, skirts; 81 W. S6th St
SIT. louis
": Kesslsr Skirt Co; H. ~ Bafkin
wcoien and cotton pssce goods. Hsnnels
doIaestics, silks, satins. vslvets, 1885 Bway.
y, NuBeHt B. Bro. p. g., Co; j. G. Pope
wopten piece goods linens: 1891 B.way..,
Lile. setzer. Geiber Garment Co b.
susran Co. d. X. su5man, represent
ing; Pennsylvania.
piece goods; 1907 B'way.
T W. Garland; Miss K. Woods, waists;
Pennsylvania.
SctugEs vandervoort e. Barney 81.
Lauens,ein. dresses; 225 6th av
B, Nugent s. Bros y. G, Col II. Liebes,
dresses; Affiliated Retail stores, ls72
b way.
Charlotte Dress Co.: H. q. sherman. fall
Olian press and Waist Co; l., @. olian.
fsl dresses; Lew Weber Co. 1874 w.
TOLEDO
Meyers-Jopa Co; Mics 8. Green
berg linen busters; Frank FroSman. 27S
Sth av.
John A. Roberts & Co; w. j. fTazlets,
ladies' furnishings hosiery, mems fur
waco, TEX.
Sanger Brothers. j. Ha5er. boys cloth
ing boys' furnishings, luggage, trunks;
10 z. cath ct.
George X. Stifel Co; Miss Webster,
dresses: Affiliated Retail stores, 1872
way.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Topkis Bros; A. ToplSis, piece goods;
$50 B'way.
Topkis Bros. Charles Topkis, ready to
wear; 1851 Bway.
WORCESTER, MASS.
Louise Shop Miss Mourin. ready to
wear; Hart Flanagan, ESQ 6th ay.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
inc $ s N e w s
Silk Trade Slowly Emerging
From Last Years Depression
Policy OF Some Retailers to Hold Out for Higher
Prices Delaying Recovery, Say Producers

S the first commodity to feel the heavy depression
year. aer eor rise in 1912 both in price and activity
brighter
tribune asked six OF the largest silk producers country
spc questions in effort
ne replies indicate that they believe the
extent by failing eadjust himself the
primary market They do not charge ali
assert that many of them still holding prices justified
Wholesale ' ~
On point all the questioned Of one mind
Ifacurers. N
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Baltic States Plan League
Liihuania, Latvia and Esthonia
10 Launch Organization

PARIS, May so (By The Associated
Press).-A conference of the foreign
ministers of Lithuania, Latva and Es-
thonia will be held In Riga in June, ac-
cording to adviccs received here to-day.
1t is understood I'm diplomatic circles
in Paris that the conference originally
was suggested by Finland, with the
view to organization of a league of
Baltic states. Although Finland and
Poland are not expected to participate
in this conference, it is believed here
that the league, if it comes into being,
will have the support of both countries.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Liverpool Markets
LIVERPOOL. May so.--closiag

LIVERPOOL. May ao.--Ciosing:
Beef and pork nominal.
Fams~-Long, 1908; American cut. 1885 Sd.
Bacon--Cuin berland CUT. S6 TO 80 lbs,
115s; Canadian Wiltshires. 1853; clear bel
lies. II to t6 lbs. 1lss sd; long cleas mid
dies, light 2S to "a lbs, 1898 cd: short
clear backs. s 10 90 lbs, 1855.
shouiders-square. IL to Is lbs. 1ios:
New York, laos.
Lard--Prime Western, sss; renned. tbs
ed; unrefned. Sos cd.
Cheese--A naerican finest white. II3s So
colored. 113s Sd: Canadian finest white,
151s; colored. 116s 3D.
TurpentIne--S pirits. eos.
Kerosene--No. 1, % Sd; No. 2. 2s Ad.
Rosin--CoInmon. It's.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND TO HOLDERS OF
ORDINARY SHARE WARRANTS L

TO BEARER.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Directors have declared Third Interim
Dividend on the Ordinary Shares for the year
from the Isl October, 1920 to 30th Septem-
ber, 1921, of 49o (being $3.50 per share)
free of British Income Tax, payable on the
30th June, 1921.
Holders of Share Warrants to Bearer for
Ordinary Shares viii be entitled to be paid
the said Interim Dividend on or after the
said 30th June, 1921. at the ofce of the
Guaranty Trass Co. Of New York. 33 Lorn-
bard Street, London, E. C. 3. Coupon No. SO
must be left for examination at the ofsee of
the said Guaranty Trust Co. Of New York,
33 Lombard Street, E. C. 3, three clear busi-
ness days Excluding Saturday, before pay
nent is made.
Dated, 18th May, 1921.
BY ORDER
A. NJ. RICHARDS, Secretary.
Westminster House, 2, Mllbank,
LONDON, S. w. /.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Canadian Pacific Earns More

The Canadian Pacific Railway re-
ports for the month Of April gross
earnings of $13,761 $40, decrease of
$2,167,57 compared with the CORE
spending month last year. Expenses
amounted to $11 ,7o8, reduction OF
$2,471, $50. Net profits for the month
were $2,646,131, an increase over g
wear ago of $30A,284.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Wage Cuts Affect
Many Workers i'm
Reserve District
Reductions Vary From 10
to 20 Per Cent in Many
Industries; Gold Imports
Continue To Be Heavy

quarters Of the workers in the
New York Federal Reserve District
have been affected by wage reductions,
according to a survey made by the Re-
serve Bank in its May review of credit
and business conditions. Of the recent
reductions it was pointed out that
the largest manufacturers Of shoes put
into effect cut of 20 per cent and
numerous other plants in various in
dustries announced reductions varying
from 10 to 20 per cent. Farmers in
this district reported that they are en-
ploying help at monthly wages 90 to so
per cent below those which prevailed
a year ago.
The exceptions to the lower trend in
pay to workers are still found to be in
the building trades, in the printing and
publishing industry, employees of pub
lic utility companies and, in less
degree, clothing workers.
The movement of the curves for the
state and for the country in general is
similar" states the bank. Wages in
New York State rose somewhat less
than in the country as a wholH and in
turn have fallen somewhat less rapidly.
The average weekly wage in New York
State during April was $2620 COM
pared with $26.97 in March, a decline
of 30 per cent. The average is now
per cent below the average of last
October, the highest yet recorded"
Concerning employment, the Reserve
Bank notes that, although changes in
the number of persons employed in
this district during the last month
have been small, there probably was a
slight decrease. This has been the re-
suit, however, of labor disputes rather
than of reductions in the forces of in
dustrial concerns. The New York State
Bureau Of Labor estimates that of
about 100000 idle in the state 10000
are unemployed as a result of labor
troubles.
Commenting on the policy of the
New York member banks in reducing
their obligations at the central insti-
tuition, the Reserve Bank states that
the twelve New York City banks, which
were the largest borrowers early in
January, nave reduced their indebted
ness more than so per cent.
During the four months ended with
April it was found that 1855, 900 in
gold had been received from foreign
countries A considerable portion of
the $65,500000 received from England
since January 1 has been gold shipped
from India to New York by way of
London.
The Federal Reserve Bank at Chi
cago in its May review of business con-
ditions reports that farm work in the
7th Federal Reserve District has been
retarded by weather conditions. The
unseasonably cold weather has done
considerable damage TO fruit and there
has been some abandonment of winter
wheat acreage, but the crop, as whole
is in good condition. While the spring
wheat acreage is not as large as last
year. there is comparatively little OF
this class of wheat grown in the dis
trict.
In the manufacturing centers it is
found that trade continues in sur
prisingly good volume in view of the
general depression. There is consider
able evidence that funds accumulated
in prosperous years are now being
drawn upon and used.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY

On Cs,- 10 NtF-tsV NO3sAi
A quarterly dividend oe one and three
quarters per cent (l%S) upon the Pre-
ferred capital stock OF the American Loco
motive Company has been declared payable
on June 80, 1921 to the Preferred Stock
holders oe record at the close of business
on June g, 1921. Dividend checks will be
mailed June %, 1921
A quarterly dividend of enc and one
half per cent q 11ass) upon the Common
capital stock OF the Company has been
declared payable on June 80. 1921, TO the
Common Stockholders of record at the
close of busine ess on June 10. 1891 Dtyi-
dend checks will be mailed June IS, 1924
W. SPENCER aOBERTS0A. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
London Metal Market

LONDON, May 30.-Standard copper:
Spot s73 2s Sd; futures, e73 2s Sd; cleo
trolytic spot, s76; futures, SIT. Tin:
Spot, G173 12s Sd; futures, eta rs Cd.
Lead: Spot, e22 los; futures, s22 los.
Zinc: Spot, SIT los; futures, S26 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
pswis Stock Market

PARIS, May sO.--Trading was mac
tive on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs Al confines. Ex-
change on London, AZ francs 81 CEN
times. Five per cent loan so francs 70
centimes- The dollar was quoted at II
francs PAN centimas.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
IiYernool Cotton Quiet

LIVERPOOL, May S0.-Spot cotton
quiet; prices easy. American middling
fair, 1850; good middling $40; full
middling, s.25; middling, 7.60; low
niddling, $50; good ordinary, 5.35;
ordinary, 4.60. Sales, 3,o0o bales, in
100 bales, all American. Futures closed
rlIiet
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
aALTY ASSOCIATES. 1sa Rsmgen ST.,

ry,. Dividend No. = az. r. May %. 1921.
aArs,s sleard OF Directors has this day de-
Spar ,sns regular semi-annaaI dividend OF
Hny sort ~ On the capital stock of the Com
zsr ns,k.e 1ne nrst six months OF the fiscal
y S1agsspis cat Of earnings July Is, 1921,
Bxinssss isss hoi9ars of record ct tho close Of
= ", Suly g. 1891,
s4GusTUS HARPER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES
:, New York Transit Company
~ Broadway. Macy York % "

20 broadway, New York. p. Y.
A a,,,s May nth. 1921
~. aVieend OF four dollars per share has
|nrs nn ,oeetared en- the Capital Stock of this
49," payable July 18th. 1921 to Stock
|2ns 2ist. 1921. 'A' 0A'Se - business
~ nications regarding payment
.6s~nise Of address should be sent to the
- g neo rot later than July Sth, 1921
GEORGE CHESEBRO', Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Textile Dividend Increased

MONTREAL, May 30-Directors of
the Dominion Textiles Company to-day
increased the regular dividend on COM
mon 2 per cent, placing it on a IL per
cent per annum basis.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
SUMMONS

NEW York SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New York-Platon eioutroubts and
as Coutroabls Brothers. plaintiffs, against
American Company of Commerce. Inc de-
fendant. Summons.
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby sdfnmoned TO answe, the
complaint in this sctlVa and TO serve =
torney within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive of the day OF
service, and IN case OF your failure 10 ap-
pear or answer, Judgment will sje taken
against you by default Tor the re!ief de-
manded in the complaint
Dated New York April .. l92t.
| STUART MCNAMARA. Attorney for
Plaintiffs. Once and Postofice address,
city OF New York
To American Company of Commerce. Inc.
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant to an order
OF s19n, FRANCIS T. be!ehanty. Justice Of
York, dated the 29th day OF April 1921
and died with the complaint in the Office
OF the Clerk es he County of New York at
! the County Court House, in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City, County ana State OF New
Dated Ssw York. April 80. 1921.
STUART MCNAMARA, Attorney fer
Plaintifss once and Postoftiee addrssa.
NO l2o Broadway. Borough OF Maahattss.
city of New York
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK coUNTY.
Fred Waterloo. Piaintin. gs Clara Pearl
I Waterloo. Defendant. SUMMONS Triai
desired IN New York County. Action for
bsoiute Divorce
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint 10 this action aa6
70 serve 4 copy OF your answer on tpe
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty DAYS
after the service OF this summons exciG-
aive or the day OF service. and in case OF
your failure To appear or answer. Judgment
| viii be taken against you by default Tor
| the relief demanded In the complaint
| Dated New York, Aprii is. 1921
MAX l.. KANTROWITZ
| Attorney for Plaintiff once and P. o AA
| dress 400 West 43rd ST. Rornugn Of
| Manhattan, City of New York
To the Defendant. Clara Pearl Sysfarlon.
The foregoing summons Is served ,pcn
| vow by publication. pursuant TO an order
| Of Hoa Francis B, Delehaaty one Of the
Jnsifces Of the supreme Court dated the
! 2sth DAY OF April, fe2I. and died Min ths
complaint II the ofies OF the Clerk ~ tie
County Of New York. at the County Coarr
House. ~ the Borough OF Afannattas. City.
4 County and State Of New York
! Dated New York. April 20 fact
MAX 1. kANTROWITy
Attorney for PialntiT Once and p ~ AZ
dress 400 West 43rd ssss Eara,'gh, ~
Manhattan. New yerk cffx V
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
London Money Market

LONDON, May 3o.--Bar silver. 34bd
per ounce. Bar gold. 106s Id. Money,
5 per cent. Discount rates-Short bills,
5% per cent; three months, 1850
5A per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
NOTICE or MEETING

~ I saI1akI l1.I meeting Of the Stockholders of
NJ ~ s1IiaSnend Disc shop Inc, will be held
~ ssAnss1sy. ssssy. June ist. 1921, az 10 A. NJ. at
Tifstp tpslactpal office OF the Company, 10
'ssa Assass, New York City.
j. N. HOASsLAND, Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

YOUNG MAN.
That is, man who feels young; not one
who is too young in years, az a position
with this company means hard work
mental and physical.
The man selected will have force Of char
acter. He will be of good appearance
pleasing personality, and his past record
will show that he is an honest man.
II need be he will be trained for the
work he Is to do. After that he will earn
all hs is worth. and NO LESS.
This little ad represents an opportunity
for improvement that will change the
course Of some mans life. and YOU MAY
BE THE MAN.
If you are employed and unable 10 get
away write US for q special appointment
Otherwise call any day this week between
10 and at 500 Madison avenue (around
the corner from Grand CentraU and ask
for Mr.. Riher
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
London Oil Closing

LONDON, May 3O-Closing. Calcutta
linseed. E1S; Hnseed oil, 3ls Sd Sperm
oil, fS5, Petroleun-American refined, Is
3Hd; spirits 2s 4hd. Turpenttne-Spirits.
87s. Rcsin-Amerlcan strained. IFS: tvne
q. lSs. TaIlow-Australian. SIS.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ATTENTIONi--Our previous development
paid investors money back in years.
they still owning property worth -four
times what they paid Tor IL producing mig
lifc income. Particulars from Temple Ter
races As e 4lst ST. Murray hin Gs$o.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
statesmen

Wanted. several additional statesmen
seeking the advantage of permanent
and profitable connection, which will
permit of immediate earnings from $50
TO 500 weekly. Men OF determination,
who can walk and talk and tell the
truth, will be given every opportunity
TO advance. Cali between 10 and 6.
P. A. coNRoY & co.
$50 MADISON Av.. AT 45TR ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

PRESsMEN-Three pressmsn wanted on
CottreL rotaries; small shop. nearby
city three weeks work guaranteed and
permanent position If satisfactory s5s fer
4S-hour week board ana carfare both
ways; only experienced men need apply.
Call Tuesday, Mr.. Jones. Room sos. 342
Madison av. Murray Hill o200
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Lost Bankboohs

LosT-Bankbook No 624.st5 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank IS missing. Any
person having a claim 20 1t is Mercy called
gpop 20 present the same within tsn Gays
submit to having saia pAssboek can
celed and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Governesses, Etc.

NURSERY GOvERNESS-Young sw.de.
children under years Old T Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 E. 43d St, Sd door
Phons s947 Murray Hill.
NURSERY GOVERN ESS-Refned. vonrg
French SI0; anywhere; years Iast
place, Miss Shea's Agency. 6 E. 4lst st,
Murray Hill 6774
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Instruction

COME ANT MINUTE after 8 D. M for sec.
retaria1, bookkeeping. English. accounting.
Phone Beekrnen 2T23 Night-day. Beoklet
Drake Business School. Tribune Building
WANAAfAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
3S2 Fifth az. mar 2ath 81
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

WAITRESS CHAMBERMAIp - Expert
cncedi young; $50; anywhere. Miss Shea
Agency X. &lss st. Murray HA1 s974.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

SUMNER position, teacher or college stu
dent: agreeable work liberal salary; per
manercy possible. S. T., Box JOB. station
r, Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
General Rouseworkers, Etc.

HOISEWOREER and mothers helper:
CanAdtau mother and daughter: refined :
home experience only moderate wages r.
Miss HofinAyers Agency, 10 E. 43d St. 81
noor. Phone s9t7 Murray Hill.
HoUsEWORKERS; =. 2, 4 hours daily :;
laundry, cleaning. Seeley's Agency
Audubon 27eS.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

wAITR ESs- -PARLoRMAID excellent cfty
references r. Miss HofEnayer's y
Agency, 70 q. 43d ST.. Sd door. phone
ss4f Murray Ha.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Laundresses, Etc.

LAUNDREss, FIRST class; neat. .1c.pt,on.
ally competent most excellent refer
ences; small adult family; $50. Mason's
Agency, IS West 43d.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Pianos and Musical Instruments

sTEINWAY. PIANOLA. BABY. PAELoR
GFands and Uprights. Mason Earnlis
Rshy Grand anc Upright. Grands. Uprights
Player Pianos for Sale and Rent Eyck a
Ktmberiin, III East S4th: s74 Columbus
Ave. t7Sth).
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Nurses, Etc.

INFANTS NURSE thospital tralned) very
capable, conscientious; excellent refer,
ences; s75. Mrs. Mason's Agency (Tues-
day), IS West sd
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Miscellaneous

LADIES MAID fFrench). FIRST class eS-
ceptlonaliy competent. coo1 zeauStr4ss.
traveler; highly recommends S65. LIS.
MAson'g geneY. IS wet ga
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
West Side

1I1TH. WEST. near Drive-Aetractiee
tight room, large cioset. adjoining bath.
business woman preferred Telephone
Murray TtlI 46e4
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

WAITRESS PARLORMAID Capabla
good appearances; $40; anywhere; long
references Shea's Agency. e. 4ist St
Murray Hill 6774
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

DAYS WORKER, first class cleaner: neat
capable. responsible good woman high.
" recommended; $40. MasJn Agency,
Is West 4Sd.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

REss-PARLoRMAID - Very neat:
nice appearance exceptionally compe-
tent; most desira bls: splendid references;
Se5, Mason g Agency. Is West 49d.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

INFANTS NURSE-Hospital trained ca
pa BILE; dependable; $50; fine references.
snea's Agency. e. 4lst. Muir. Hill 67Ts.
SE-Trained American; will take two
children at $50. four slo0; splendid ref
erences; anywhere; most desirable Shea's
agency, East slst. Murray Hill 6774.
NURSE. growing child; neat, nice young
English girl. excellent references. SEQ
Mrs Mason Agency {ruesday). IS w 4sd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-05
LABOR WILL STAGE
 MONSTER PARADE

Anniston, September 4.-(Speclal.) The Labor Day barbecue to be given at Oxford Lake Monday under the auspices of the Central Labor union will be preceded by the staging of a monster parade through the streets of Anniston, the line of march to be- gin at Fourteenth and Noble and end al the Lyric theatre, where a speaking programme will be given during the morning.
 At the morning exercise Former State Senator Charles D. Kline will be the presiding officer and speeches will be delivered by w. c. Irby. Theodore Lamar of Birmingham, and Rev William Ross Lloyd.
 Tickets for the barbecue feature will be distributed during the. pa rade of the morning, ladies and chill dren of the laboring men to be served free at Oxford Lake begin ming at 2 o'clock.
 The arrangement committee has already assembled a large quantity of meats and everything is in readi- ness for the staging of the big cele- bration. A programme of sport events will be given in the after noon, foot races. bicycle races, swim ming matches and contests of that nature having been arranged for the afternoon al the lake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-05

because there was nothing in the 1870 Senate debates at Washington, nor in the Lodge reservations which would lead anyone to expect this.
 Furthermore, certain of the clauses now rejected were among America s principal war aims.
 When I recall the tremendous ova- tion given an Alsatian orator at Mount Vernon on July 14, 1918, de- manding the liberty of his enslaved brothers; when I remember the en- thusiasm America gave to that great Cheek Stefanick, and that great Pole, Paderewski. l can not help regretting that the United States today refuses to ratify the acts which liberated Metz, Strasburg, Prague and Warsaw.
 l would be lacking in respect for my American friends if I did not ex- press this frank opinion, which our recent guests of the American Le- zion will not repudiate.
 Mere Re-Enactment
 Concerning the separations, finan- cial and economic clauses, the Ger man American treaty merely re- enacts the treaty of Versailles, all of which is decidedly important and fortunate fact. America thus proclaims, like her associates in the war, Germany's responsibility and ODIBdIloH tO TSpdlT atl uduldStS anu the victor's rights to compel her to do so. The Pan-Germans had boldly announced this would not happen. The solemn denial inflicted upon them will make the party which murdered Matthias Erzberger reflect.
 It is notably good thing that Washington ratified Article 231 If the treaty of Versailles, which reads:
 "The allied and associated govern ments affirm and Germany accepts the responsibility of Germany and her allies for causing all the loss and damage to which the allied and associated governments and their nationals have been subjected as a consequence of the war imposed upon them by the aggression of Germany and her allies"
 It is also a good thing for Eu- ropean peace that America adopts Part 14 of the treaty of Versailles, providing for 15 years occupation of the left bank of the Rhine, with con tinued occupation if certain guaran- tees are not made. This notifies Germany on essential principles that the United States thinks today as yesterday.
 As for the practical working of the new treaty, l do not foresee diffi-  point one might object that the United States by reserving only the clauses favorable to her and reject ing the others. places her associates in an unfairly disadvantages posi- tion. But as none of the parties IS disposed to raise this judicial ques- tion. obviously no dispute will rise.
 Moreover, it would be stupid to under estimate and diminish by vain controversies, the strength the Eu- ropean powers gain against Ger many through the fact that the United States ratifies by solemn treaty, the greater part of the pact of Versailles.
 Let us hope this act ends yester- days difficulties and that the vic- tors in the war, unitedly, will turn toward the future 1t is their duty to organize on basis of justice and peace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-05
BURGLARS BUSY IN
 BUSINESS SECTION

Meridian, Miss. September A. Special )-The second burglary of the week took place in this city last night when the store of George Ellis. Davis street and Thirty eighth' ave- nue, was entered and robbed of con- siderable cash q gold watch and a number of pocket knives and other merchandise. The other robbery of the week was Thursday night. when the plant of the Meridian Welding works, Fourth street, in the heart of the business district was entered and q large number of tools stolen.
 In fact, the plant was practically put out of business by the burglars every acetylene torch torch, abso- lutely necessary in welding work, being stolen.