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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
PRAISE TRADING STAMPS
Premium Men Meet and Tell
of Coupon Benefits.

Trading stamps and their value we're
discussed yesterday at the first annual
convention of the National Premium
Advertising Association, Inc. The pre-
MUM interests organized and were in
corporsted only a short time ago AL
ready the organization has about $50
members.
Some OF the firms represented yes
terday were B. T. Rabbit, Inc; Wis
consin Condensed Milk Company. Col
gate & Co., Arbuckle Brothers. Proctor
& Gamble, J. r. Greenhut & Co., the
Larkin Company, Great Atlantic & Pa
cihc Tea Company. United Cereal Mills.
Armour Soap Works. California Fruit
Growers Association, United Cigar In
terests. Peet Brothers. Rumford Chem
zeal Works, the B. J. Johnson Soap
Company, International Stock Food
Company and Atlas Flour Mills.
Sidney A. kirkman, of kirkman &
Son, president of the association, made
the Opening address. More than SIPS
100000 worth of goods was used an
nually for premium purposes. he said.
That would mean, he explained. that
the sale Of about s3,5G0000.000 worth
Of merchandise was directly promoted
through the giving of premiums. Other
speakers were:
". r. Hotchins. Samuel W. Eckman,
William {. Freeman, {. p. Holland. A.
+. McKinnon, J. NJ. Hopkins. s. Her
bert and II. S. Bunting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
n,,,.. r u,ls,,r r,or,no. Ro,, nairsn. order

Charles E Halsr,n Florence Ros Hairsn. ofa''
mlt's, ., R-oos.,n chHAr.n's ~ socis'y ior
,,-,.,ii., IN. .r1 spa urlsr hrirn,sd. siii
-o.i, nd Procurement, opinion BY Bur. J -
Mst.,r - bid.cis se-fsuen; Of account ~ hsy
3 B,.ao a. sduInis'rafrr &c = james l.
BrY,r Decree = SIrrngsif'F tout ~ hile
Cour'5 in e. 'tr a. appealed from. anifme1 'l'h
Mau,r n, jsdI-.ii settlement ~ '--ount y 20.
c,,tlnss p BENJAMIN faEsn. .ie-gios % 30.
n Su,-ossts'. C5ur. - W.strhss'er county r.
vsrsed on so fsr - n sufela'le' ~ ,-,n,,s;
ro,..-rj-r ne payment 10 respondents. affirmed.
',gou' c'.'. Gp.nion By Thom.a' ~. -. ,n.
srpo .nf-1ent u trruIsri0rers ~ A3lrasas tr'
firiblsh a. sItsns.'n. fo1r'h /" '92"a "
~ he issYs o. necessity. a~fmod i'm slg .ess
and ai~ufsfmen'. ori,r ~ l2y :, -, ,,-,,i..i
sNrme'l. With SO costs ami iisour'emen's opH''''
Iorn C,,.ts .,,.,. rifv r., Nss York Judgment
and oricr rcysrssf ~ nss f'sl granted. eos. ~
AD.ls even oI.n'oI p, BUT ,..,,,.,, ,,s
Ns'hsn Medals Morris Be'ss'. Js1snsnt IN
Waldo Nor.. ~ Cbs, cohen Judgment Ard
org ..aa,',i,L =. INC , IN -, Mt, chi ana
another defendant JufEgent re7rrs>1 snd r.
wal granted. costs 70 ABIDE fnal aS'fd 81 costs
carma7 ri.7uVn p " H,- 81, Jadrn-n, ,na
order N County Court - NssssI county reTersn
ion per ouran Thomas. Sfape'on Ri'h tri
Putnam. -. concur. leuks + J. Conrurs 10 res9f
IN separate memoraIugm
People Js.dh Bs efsly Judgment ~ CONVICTION
of Sqec'si Srssiors ARMED
People Hsh Ground psir 60. Judgment ei CO..,
Ti-'iou n Speeis' sessions AHMED. and order ~
statement modified IN accordance with oeinion ~
Jenk'. p J. AID As modified affirmed -. -,
People John Pullman. Judgment - c'1Te'lo@ Z"
SpeiA Sessions reversed All new trial ordeied
Opinion hy S'sp.eton. +
willard = Reid and Ada Krchirs Rs'dNults'
~ Babylon. order Affirmed. Win so costs ana d.
bu-seueuts
olivia Sabine maggie Paine impid, e'c
Judgment AMI order s7rme1. With costs opinio1
hs Burr. IeuLs. y T. Stspletou a0d Rlrh. ".
concur. Thomas. . itsseuts
MORT, Schneider william " Farsy. 80 Si.ie
Corrrissorer ~ ETrise c'r Judgment reTsUsd On
reafgument with q the appeal. and complaint
dismissed with costs.
Hyman Suss william " Fsr'sy. a. STATE Cor
missioner Of Excise. etc Judgment rsFsned a. Re-
argument, With costs u the appeal. ADD complaint
dismissed
H.rry l. Ya,s, Peter Desp and John r Bi,dsn.
As ear. etr. Of Sarah Deap. deed. judgment AZ
armed. With costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
CrOwds Hear Last Call
to Motor Boat ShOW

the prospective business they expect
10 derive.
BY far the largest crowd Of the
week visited the exhibition YESTERDAY
and last night. Exhibitors and others
remarked over the large proportion Of
women attending the show, and many
orders have been placed by the fair
visitors.
J. p. Gillespie, who has for long
time been we'll known in motor boat cir
cles, having helped TO handle the Dixie
" and Intruda when they were raced
by Fred Burnham and last year was on
the p. d. Q. V when it won the Black
ton trophy on Lake George, has with
+. A. Boynton purchased the Water
town engine and organized the firm
Of Gillespie & BOynton. A factory is
being erected at Paterson, \. j., and
the plant will be moved there as soon
as this factory is completed.
The Wolverine company has on view
a big motor which has attracted con-
siderable attention. 1t is what is called
a gas suction engine. 1t draws the
gas out Of the coal into the cylinder,
where il is expanded, and one pound
of coal will furnish one horsepower
per hour. In a homely way OF eX-
preston, this engine is driven by what
ordinarily goes up the kitchen fue.
The engines are used in commercial
vessels, and a great many OF the boats
that ply the canals Of Holland, Belgium
and France are fitted with this type
of motor
Several veterans visited the Garden
Yesterday and looked the boats over.
There was Tom Weber, OF New
Rochelle, who has got TO the point
where he wants an electric starter for
his motor; John Mum, who many years
ago had the wellknown yard at Bay
Ridge, where many racing boats were
built: Wade Hixon. builder at College
Point. and W +. Hughey, better known
a . "Redtop" Hughey.
Among others noticed IN the Garden
we're Commodore S. o. Richardson, IT.,
Of the Toledo Yacht Club, and present
holder Of the President Taft cup;
George II. Ketcham, the well known
racing man, who is now gong IN Tor
yachting; Commodore J. b. Simpson,
lake George Yacht Club; L. Browning,
Graham Smyth, secretary OF the Indian
us,bor Yacht Club; x. L. Slavin, own
ar ~ the motor boats Tartar and Al
fredine: James Hanley, A. o. Hall, OF
Charleston; II. l.. Strahan, OF Shvan-
rsb. who expects TO purchase Speed.
NOV boat; Commodore A. Y. Gowsn, OF
cleveland; Captain J. W. MUM OF ual-
weston; S. II. Mason and j. beaVor
webb. who designed the cup chai-
Iengers Genesta and Oalatea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
SUMMONS.

sI-PREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
-Nathilde r. Weber. Plaintiff. against
Hugh Reilly. Zahprla Bsrssch. Jacob
St.2krnan Isaac Golfer. Acker. Neral <
Coudit company. Frederick n. Cries Jen-
NE Il Russell John Neretin, Of No. 1873
IaNtngton Avenue Borough 81 Manhattan,
CIV Of New York. the name John being
nc,i,ious eald defendants real FIRST name
b.ing unknown 10 plaintin; Barnet Dvoref-
sky. George Deodato, George Sonkind.
William Kelly, Louis Nargolls. Nichoias
Brown and Sidney stuart, Defendants
Summons. County Clerks Index Number
37I6t, Year 1914.
are hereby summoned To answer the com
pIsint I'm this action. and TO serve copy
81 YOUR answer on the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after the servics OF
this aummons. exclusive OF the day or ser
vice, and In case 81 your failure TO appear
or answer. judgment will be taken against
you by default. for the relief demanded In
the complaint.
dated. December 2sth. 1914
FORSTER HOTALING KLEIN * T.,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. once and Post
ONCE Address: No. SO Wall st, Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city OF New York.
To Zaharia Barssch The foregoing
Summons is served upon you By publics
ton pursuant TO an order OF the Hon.
irving Lehman. a Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the state OF New York dated
tho 10Th day OF January, 1915, and filed
with the complaint I'm the ONCE OF thu
CLERK Of the Supreme court for the County
OF New York ~ the Court House in the
Borough ~ Manhattan. New York city
FORSTER. HOTALING e. KLENKE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
Timely Neus of the Merchandise World
SOME REACTION IN TRADE
n General, However, Recovery
by Degrees Is Reported.

Commercial agencies tell of some re-
action m trad" in the last week, though
IN general progress toward recovery IS
reported Cotton goods and clothing
are IN better demand and the coal and
lumber trades are improving. Collec-
tons. however, are still unsatisfactory.
and the number Of small failures is
discouraglngly large. "Dun's Review"
says:
Such fone'iir trade expansion as has tsk.n place
i siil moderate. and ,hs volume ~ transactions n
etey department f. below normal producing and
ll'flbH'hs 'spalF topper. ,oai and lumber
sho" a more liberal movement More activity and
nIin.e'. rh.fa,eT'G ins cotton goods Iade and
ORDER. ~" .h'N trade Is quite. and there Is m
special rnsngs IN leather tnfsyorabie weather has
scrset s"rcn hat ~ cheek retail dl.trinu'iou.
Commercial failure. thi, week I'm the ritst
STATE, were rs. against $40 last week ~ the pre-
csI,hs ,ees and .'- iLe corresp2ndins Eeek last
ili We,' sud >, l1 The Pacific sts'e, and go re
rored liabilities N 5000 Or more. against ~ las,
an are t'5toh1j. against t3o.2;i3i7 the sans
month last year.
"Bradstreet's' has the following:
Though underlying tendencies denote progress
Win Industrial operations slowly expanding. The
irr'.ulari'y amounting in tart. 20 reaction a, mar
sefs heretofore relatively busy The setback noted
a. some points has neeu somewhat onset by forward
has opensI rather auspiri1usly and ON The whole
the e'ldcnoc seem. 70 indicate creeping progress
However, Idl'neS'. though ,tll buhHg large. Il
decreasing. orders keep many plants busy 'u
capacity. retail trade helped hy clearance SaleS and
favored hy snow over Vide area, is more active
he southern cotton situation is improving stocks
% goods bl couni7 districts are light lumber con-
u ues TO rehert 80" improvement. and farm ma
collections are tsrdy. which makes dealers chary
about selling ueV bills NJ goods 10 already de
.inaq"nt customer. s,.I had roads In many countp
I'LL b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
BUSINESS REVERSES

voCEI. scot RRY r:ilio9 fisd .ssin:,
and fee cream psrors A. - L4s, l''n ~ p, .,1
pair, Company 81 liG. Abraham l.. Kaufman.
ssol and iu.iu. J. Klein. a. assignee n ne NeT
orf Confcr'ioucrs' tensi, COMPANY, So iiahili
tie. are s. 900 and ss.ct, $500 They have been IN
business since October. 1911. when they shc'egdel
'e Home Made CANDY COMPANY. IN which iosN
were interested Judge MAYER appointed Robert '.
KREssLER & FGRsTENBRRG--P Petition fled
against Or>er Kressel and samuel Fir,tenberg. fur
nsnufac,urers. fornerly. a. 52 has, mh al ~
N ,o5 On November last they we're damaged by
IRE fd $50 'f KHrfA@ o' Of ass Vest $50 St.
n restaurant fled petition WITH liabi,ities -
elf and no assets, % the liabilities 5000 is on s
J4toE WooG living A IS Ea,, sen . IT, for
mery IN business At - BanE ~ W. MSt.Inn,3 ,
asset of The liabilities s234l ia on lease Of the
store in Waterbury and Sl.2;2 is 10 4. Jacobs sons
DANIEL r. TIEMANN. Jr. living a. Pelham
Manor who was 2 manufacture Of saiin VINE
Pss q2 sd sssss ,,oa CONSISTING Of plant $500
stock. s7l. and cash. 81.
ASSIGNMENTS.
CHARLES IRoNsoN. ieWsllrr Of let L.stK e.,
in business thirty years and vas reputel 10 o'n
real estate IN Brooklyn. The stock IN The store Is
'SVT TECHIi Alter WEIssMAN msnufactur ers
NJ irfsuts' besiwesr a, Is University Place. haze
ss,isusd 10 nathan NstelsOn. The deed was signed
Ny f0seph Wcissman. The other partners are Rosie
Rnrchharer and Mary haplsn. The business was
started IN June. 1919.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
: FRbSkFATER 4 SoNS-Judse MAYER has
sppoiuted Herbert GruheT receiver for ). Frank
f5fcr 4 Sons poultry dealers Of 534 Defiance 81 ,
r,rd 81 900 II stated that they bought
,,,,ltrg 10 the amount ~ IS 3o0 IN the last tNO
week whereas their usual purchase had been about
s. 200 For a part Of the poultry they gave cheeks
on the Public Bsnk. which came back marked
.sborr Samuel Franhstcr. the senior partner.
,i." hs5 , retsiI store al 30 tn s'. and garage
A. sos IN = The rm'S only assets are estimated
Al from $500 to 81 OOo iu stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
FEDERAL.
COURT or APPEALS.

People Ciuo Judgment ~ conviction affirmed
People Button Judgment Of conviction e7ersed
and trial ordered.
Eastsller HcounUger Judgment reversed new
trial granted. costs TO abide the hnsl award Of
costs.
smith state n New YORK Judgment reversed
without costs 20 either party. and remittcd TO
the Board of Claims for decision hy commissioners
qualified 10 at.
Sharrov Inland Lines Ltd. Judgment reversed
With co.ts and demurrer overrued, with leave 10
withdraw demurrer and serve answer wHhii! twenty
DAYS
People & Klincl Packing Co Judgment Affirmed
Mater Of Application ot Peach for writ OF haDeas
corpus order affirmed on opinion In feopeI'
hliuck Packing Co. decided herewith.
staples Mead. Judgment affirmed without costs
Nittgreu Wells Bros 90. 81 New York Judgment
reversed new trial granted. costs 10 abide event
Srott| IAN St Bank Village Of DepeH: Anderson
Knohloch. West Chester Trust 90 Condor and ano >.
Angel Town Of Chatham. Barlow Lehish valley
x r Go. SchencctAdy Contracting ca. city OF sche-
uccta Judgment affirmed. with costs
Columbia knickerbocksr Wainwright. Acsleu. MO
tious FOR reargtlment denied $40 costs.
People Rislcy. Judgment n conviction re'esed
and nee trial ordered. -
Reich Cochran. Motion N amend rem'''ltu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
Exhibitors Pleased with the
Amount of Business
Done During the
Week of Fixture.

! has often been supposed that
'',or boats. like automobiles. have
.'a so nearly perfected that there are
II very few new details. However
ili, not the case, as the Motor Boat
'eV IN Madison Square Garden proves
'.i.s fully While many Of these
i'tg,s may be those of choice, they
- well worthy Of study and repay
:, tine taken 10 investigate them.
he Motor Boat SHOW, which has
''.s magnet for thousands Of Wis
on during the past week, comes 20
t'st tonight, after q most success
ian. Not only from box office
repoint has the show been success
but the many exhibitors are well
ased with the business done and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
FLBRJ AIRY ..
Manhattan.

IN. tst name Is that o, the debtor th. tecond
that II the creditor. and date shsn !udgnen; was
fled
Amusement Enteprya Inc. and Lyors-H
RosenVass-r e. al: Dec ~ 1914 f3o1 -
Butler. J D--Ciiy O; SeS York March .. 1904
sane SANE: March 90 1906 t.7i ai
North America Fiin cnp-p J Smith. o. j.
1914 tcancelsdl. f3l 81
ksarus MOTOR TrucE 60. inc-Lesrh Dnsusf
Inc. Nov 80. 1914 flle IS
L>sis Henrletts and J Iuss,on Hebrew orphan
Asylum Of u.s City Q! Nes iofk. july q islt
windsor Land 4 improvement co-oiiis, Dt!ss..oF.
unsie u BIT Wshosits: july 81 1910. sl7j 81
s.me-PeHn Mutual LIE lns Co: JIa l.. i.ii 81.
s,m.-Is.s. Bennett a Co; April -. i3o;
M,,1ns, ~ ,nd Berth. orsA"a-E k' ;i9s 3 /;
NJ W, CO. WOOD: July .. 1914. ,ls55 81
s.ro B. and L YEpps.i-Psopls e.; Feb -
c.rsJ' NJ J. ard sineihr--N k-s,ler. April
"a yans SECS 03
Alp,ru' 81 .nd k,tI-N Blunb.rI ct al. o.,
s.t,e i Posn,r. De- H. 1918. sle9 L.
Blue Ruhhon Candy Corp and Josephine No,if1p-
G. = Reinhsrd Jan l.. 1915. S-ks III
IlpsehnI J. ard Fannie HocsO-W AaterE
al. Jan 4 1918. - 90
The Bronx.
C.,,uLo A-W fElsy. a. e9a-n jar
1915. '4.s-' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06

Inquiries relating to trade matters and condition.
should be addressed 10 the Editor o. the Buyers
Column.
Question Where is the firm OF Lar
renor & Kerstein, house dress manu-
facturers located? II. J. F., Silver City,
y. NJ. Answer-There never was a
house dress concern in this city Of that
name.
Question-How many yards OF ma
terisl does it take TO make a bungalow
apron that is ffty-four inches long,
allowing for stretching and cutting
waste? Can 300 lays be cut at once?
Yours truly, L. g. NJ. Bros. Answer
IL the material is laid up properly il
will take thirty-seven yards to the
dozen. Do not stretch the goods and
there will not be any cutting waste.
Do not cut more than 100 lays at once;
by laying up a larger quantity the
under lays will be irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
GOODWIN WINS BY
HALF A WHEEL
Bicycle Race Is Feature
of Ozanam A. A.
Games.

Edward H. Goodwin. the former
lrlsh-AmCricRn Athletic Club bicycle
rider, won the tNo-mile handicap race
that was the feature Of the annual
games Of the Ozanam Athletic Associa-
tiOn at the list Regiment Armory last
night.
Starting from scratch. Goodwin grad
ually worked his way to the front, NOV
ing from sixth to the lead after a mile
and half, and won by half a wheel.
William Van den Dries, the New York
Athletic Club fier, was second, with
Anthony Attardi. Of the Empire City
Wheelmen, third. Jerry Nunziata
caught up with Goodwin beginning the
last lap, but was outrdden to the tape,
finishing fourth.
The summaries follow:
81 ysrd dash midget; close, Won ~ =. Nc
second J. Coync. f6th Street third Time ~ T.
-o.,ari dash intermediate. closed Won h, "
M.Nmosrs. seth Street . W Bach ss,h S'ree,
Second. y. Warimsn. it'h Street thi-d. Time.
= yarl dash open 70 catholic \. l.. handicap,
Won d. : J",n>on. kmshlS n s. Antony 6
fca'.. y. Ryan. knights 81 - Antony 10 feet
second. y. y. ". Lppiuaott. knights n 50. An
tony - feet. third. Time. o07t
MrkourP. Bows Gus O' SCny o un f,ST]e
second. Ni.d Kings County A A. third fine
sooSard nun hsndicap. open to Catholic 4 b.
Won by j. }. NcAulev. Knights ~ ~. Antony
'.3 Yards !. Buckley. logghlln Lc,um - wards
second. {. A. Walsh. knights ~ -. Antony lG
YARDS. Third. Time. ~ -.
one LAP medley rare intermediate closed Won
t' ". O Bach 10th Street. A Maurs Hudson
Street, second. W NcNamsrs IT,, seth Street
hind. L frasrsti Hudson street. fourth. Time,
zo6yard 7In handicap: closed, Won by W
NurplH. 0zsnsm. No. r3 Yards. A. o.Shea
Ozsusm No. y YARDS. secoud J. J. Whaen.
bZs' am No 0l ysrdsl. third Time. a ..
F1ur-lsp relay race trlo~ed 20 Ozansm clubs '.-
Won by Prospect Place lS2l street second: Mud
snn street third. Prospect Place second team
fourth Time. 30 -.
Lishi-lap relay rsoe handicap. closed 70 ozsnsm
Avon by ozsnsm Ne. ! tfrsi team ~
AIDS. OzaIam No. 3 10 Yards. second; Ozanam
fourth Time. 20 -.
44oyard nun lrosed 70 list Regiment -Won by
Robert Wright. Company Il 20 yards Edward
Raj. COMPANY h as Yards. second r. J. E!ue.
Company ! rs ysrisl. third. Time. 0.il SIS.
one mile relay race ,opeu 10 Catholic Athletic
LesEIel Won by Loughliu Lyceum ~ ,srdsl with
Hsuser, HALEY. Mcdonald and Buckley. rresnuta
and Watrn. second. kniEhts ~ - Antony f@l
ards. With Flyun. Reiuke. McSs'eny and $eii
fn-d Time 90 3
T,o-nia bicycle race open. hsudicapl-Won nv
J. u Goodwin unattached tscratrlI " Van den
Dries NeR York 4 G. ~ ysrdsl. second 4
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