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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-12
American Telephone & Telegraph Co,
ThIrty-Year Five Per Cent Collateral Trusi
f.aId Ronds

Gold Bonds
on and after May II. 1917. the perms
nent engraved Thirty-Year Five Per Cent.
Collateral Trust Gold Bonds Of this Com
pany issued under an Indenture OF Trust
with the Old Colony Trust Company dated
Dec l. 1916. will be ready for delivery. in
exchange for the temporary bonds. az the
once OF the Treasurer. No. 1875 Broadway
New York, or in Boston, at the Office OF the
Old Colony Trust Co., No. II Court Street
u. ID. MILNE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-12
Consolidated Exchange

Unit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
.-.-. ..ti..n sincIa fnllnru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-12
DIVIDENDS
DRIGGs-sEABURY ORDNANCE COM

PANN.
May II, 1917.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
THIS DAY DECLARED THE FOLLOW
ING DIVIDENDS:
FIRST PREFERRED STOCk. ...14es
SECOND PREFERRED STOCK. M
S GPH oso sToc bIviiDEXDs pAY XII
JUNE 18TH. 1917. TO STOCKHOLDERS
or RECORD MAY DIST. 1911
NAT TYLER. JR, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-12

Sugar Futur.s.-Sugar futures yesterday
were more or less irregular throughout the
session. and after opening unchanged TO
decline of points on reports OF an easier
spot market. which caused free selling Of con-
tracts By leading Cuban interests. the market
rallied around midday on short covering and
active months showed net gains Of 20
poin,s. The advance. however, did not col
tinue. and with the withdrawal Of support the
market sagged off. the close being net ui-
changed 70 a decline of points, with sa'es
for the day 1850 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-12
SURROGATEs' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hon. John oonAh' surrosste 81
given 10 all persons having claims zSsins,
Katherine A. W. Lspsley, late of the coun.
" Of New York. deceased. to present ana
exhibit the same with the vouchers there
for TO the executor hereunto subscribsd %
its place Of trsnssctiug businSss. No ~
wall Street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan.
gay % July next.
= Dated. New York. y. Y. the 18th dsy
Of January. 1917.
OF NEW YORK. Execager
Ioiin. Iarkin & Rlthbone,
Attorneys for Executor,
"a Wall street. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John p. CohAlsn. . Surrogate
Of the County Of New York, notice In here
BY given 20 all persons having claims
against MARY witt Esls. late Of the County
OF New York. aeesssed. to present and sx-
hlb,f the Same. with the vouchers therefor.
20 the executor heFsunto subscribed. At IL
place Of transact:ng business. No. ~ Wall
Of New York. on or before the sist dsy %
July next.
Dated. New York. n. z. the ifth day af
January. 1911.
or NEW YORK. Executor
JeIine Lsrkin 4 Rsthbone.
Attorneys for Executor.
81 Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-12
Western Roads
Close Case for
Higher Rates
Kruttschnitt Cites Need Of
Increase to Meet De-
mands of War

Washington, May 1.-THE Western
roads to-day closed their case in the
hearings before the Interstate Com
merce Commission on a proposed coun-
try-wide increase OF Is per cent in all
freight rates. A recess was taken un-
til May %, when shippers and others
will present their side Of the question.
Since the hearings opened on Mon
day last the carriers of the East, South
and West have presented through their
leading executives a great mass of evil
dence intended 10 show that the need
for the increase is imperative il the
companies are 10 meet the rising cost
OF labor, material and other necessi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-12
us t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-An account OF yesterdays
developments in this market will be
found in another column. A compari-
son Of prices follows:
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

and before strangers can enter they
must show themselves and submit to
mid form of search. A few davs
ago, so the story goes, young fell
low came hopping along on his way
to the senate chamber with n hand
Dag on his arm. He was halted by
the guard who demanded to be told
what he had. The young fellow ex.
plained that if was personal "stum"
belonging to one of the senators.
This did not satisfy the vigilan,
guard who insisted that he be shown.
Nothing else to do, the carrier of the
bag submitted and there it was-a
small sized bar in bottles for a Ger
tain high public man whose name will
not be given. Not taking any chances
on being caught by this bone dry.
thing that is perambulating around
the country, Mr. decided 70
stock up in advance. The bag and
its carrier found their destination
safely, and according to the guard.
who was not at all surprised at what
he found, this has been no unusual
thing here since congress became all
FUSED up over the flicker" question.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
SOUTH CAROLINIAN TIRED
OF GUARDING TOMBS.
Not GhOstly Sort But Viuous
Caught in Transit Through
the Capitol.

Washington. Feb. 2S.-A few DAYS
ago well known South Carolinian
came to Washington to take a place
as special policeman at the capitol
He was told to report to the boss
guard or whatever this functionarv
is called. The South Carolinian did
this and was given his instructions
mostly the latter. At any rate he
was detailed to beat which caused
him to come on duty at a late hour
in the afternoon just as every one is
leaving the big capitol building and
when that historic structure is cloth
ing itself with nights most awful
gloom. He was told to walk around
statuary hall, pass in between the
statues of Calhoun, Lee, Frances
Willard and other great persons who
have long since passed away. This
was about all the Palmetto State man
had to do-to see that these statues
were not molested and that no one
disturbed the silence of the hall.
This proved to be a spooky job
one in fact which by custom has been
given to the freshmen" on the
guard force and no one has ever hela
1T long. Now comes the South Caro-
linian to the boss and says: Look
here, / hired to catch real men, and
not to guard tomOstones. If you
have nothing better than this / rath-
er quit"
Then the humor of the situation
was revealed and the man from home
was told that in as much as he had
proven himself to be worthy and
well qualified by keeping guard over
the silent statues in the hall that he
would be promoted to watch real
live men hereafter and not figures
/ OF dead ones, and this, happily has
been done.
! Every one who enters the capitol
/ building with a bag. bundle, parcel,
or anything else too large to be
Iplaced in a pocket-anything in fact
from an umbrella to a handful of
Ipeanuts--is closely scrutiniZed by
the special guards who are stationed
at the doors and all around the
building for the purpose of detect
ing bad men. Nothing gets by them
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
5,GGa,0G0 GoYns
Lifted Right Gss& !

T-y 2 Drops cl Magic "Gets-It."
There's a wonderful aifferoncc be-
SWcCn getting iii of a. corn now and
the way they used TO try to get rid
Of II only four or five wears atO
"Gcts-It" has rcvoutioni2ed corn
history. 1tS tho only corn remedy
The sun., 1917-08-18
FORECLOsURE aAI.eS.

IN EoREcLosuRD--suprsme Court,
fi.intis. against benisi sand and Others.
DEFENDANTS. Merrill. Rogers 4 Terry. Plain
New York city.
Pursuant, to Judgment entered August
II. 1917. the undersigned will sell in one
parcel At public auction at Exchange Sales
loo~. Mo-. 1915 yesey Street, Borough Of
noon on September 7th, 1871. by. Joseph
p. Day. Auctioneer, the nortgssed prem
ises directed by said Judgment to be sold.
situated in the Borough Of Manhattan.
City. County and State OF New York and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the Essteriy
side OF West End Avenue formerly llth
AvenuO distant as feet loh inche. North
eriy from the corner formed by the inter.
End Avenue with the Sortheriy side Of s1st
running thence Easterly and parallel or
nearly so with 61st Street and part Of the
way through q party wall 100 feet. thence
Northsrly and parallel with West End
Avenue IS feet and IN inches. thence
westerly and parallel or nearly so with
another party wall 100 feet to the Essterly
SIDE Of West End Avenue and thence
eoutheriy along the Easteriy side Of west
End Avenue as feet IL inches to the point
or place OF beginning.
The mortgage In suit was recorded In
the Registers office OF New York County
n Section !, Liber l5s Of Mortgages. page
Street Number of the prorerty is az West
End Avenue.
The following is diagram Of the
premises:
The sun., 1917-08-18

snished. Following tbs j tsss a cover
not rust. 1 myseif use an enamel dish,
inside nns Q, di:h In fac, snythas wiz do M to ,c
on fsh and dry salt form thoir own brine:
Remove weight after 6sh are submerged
Preparatory to cooking them soak them
well in fresh water for a few hours. Then
parboil them. serve with matted butter
we" '0'A' HTSi "syl.s- =, Creed. ''0
My creed Is: I believc In light tackle
| believe in cotton thread; J. believe IN
lighting fair and giving the fsh chance:
] believe In the propagation or species. J
believe In the conservation q our present
resources: ! believe In combined license /,
IL IL necessary I believe In salt water
hatchery: that 10 en- imperative need !
believe that another cooperation WI f9l ow
tion a legacy OF az good outdoor sport as
/ have myself enjoyed; ! believe that the
slew ana SURE process r ci e,as9n nxS 'nr nS@ S..
present generation. leave alone legacy for
the coming: ! believe the only way we can
l believe I am right and thank GOD that
tions and make Them known to the male
factors SYL.
Ne" How How to Hss Stain II Fishing Rod.
In answer to reader asking how TO
and varnish on Til you get II perfectly
cisan Then take Ave cents worth OF ei-
cronate Of potash, dissolve II In one.
quarter pint Of boiling water. then paint
rod with the solution. using a clean brush
When rod IL dry you will nnd 1t rough
II stand three lays. Follow 1t with a
coat of spar varnish. Let 1t stand about
ten days and give another coat OF the
coats with No. 90 ssndpaper. and when
It Is dry 60 out and see II you can break
the casting record Of j. Charles Eiinss-
hansen Al hN'h.
,55 sarrtoge nycnt. B-ooklyn. Aug N.
The sun., 1917-08-18
New interpretations.

W. u. 4 j. Company. office furniture.
pusehoid Eoods, 10000. watertown.
Leon ID. welch. Frank A Empssil. David
", joyce.
T. q, r. PIerson Company. Inc. In.
surancs brokerage. $4,000, Manhattan;
Thomas G., x. f'isrson, Anna Bogart Pier
son, Theodore T.. Hooker.
state Right Distributors. theatrical and
motion pictures sj0,000. Manhattan. Mel
son Ruttenberg, Godfrey Cohen. Ira Rut
tsnhcrg.
II. r., Leyendecker Company. art goods
leather goods, $4,000. Manhattan: r. r..
Leyendeck"r. Estellc L. Deitsch. Gates
Hamburger.
llruminal Corporation. gas, electric aud
other lighting hxtures $40. 900 Manhattan
sachary Werschansky. Richard L. Bert
hod, q. Suss,
Royal Enterprises. theatrical and motion
picture, S25,ooo, Nyack; Louis shafarman
Roso Schulkind, Harry G. Kosch.
George W Chapman 4 Co. manutac
tdring pHpier mnche., so, 900 Manhattan
George W. Chafman. Wendell T.. Barker
west Indies Turtle Company. Inc. nsh
ana sea food. $1,000. Manhattan; Johr
Kenneth ByaId. Matthew SpaIlctta
stephen NJ. Boil
D, Bieehernian. tewclry. 1900. Msnhst.
The sun., 1917-08-18

tan; Samuel sitxman. MAJ Juehnowecky
Rachel Biecherman.
lsouts Haims. hotels, restaurants, ~. 900
Manhattan. Gertrude Haims. Louis Hnins
Joseph Nemrow.
Harry n. Roedcr. general decorating
$4,000, Manhattan. Harry r. Roeder, Ottt
X. Roeder. John Edwards,
General speedometer Repair Company
repair. &C, auto speedometcrs and acces-
sories, $1,000, Manhattan; joe. T. Wickes
Florence Spicgel stephen NJ. Wickcs.
Lack Textile Company. tc%uie fabrics
$1,000, Manhattan; Alfr,d y iIano, Morse
sable Hirsch, Reuben Brown.
Iang Propeller Company OF America
manufacturing aoroplanes and aerial de:
vices, $4,000 Manhattan. A. A. Dashwood
Land, Louis I. Montant, Bri'on N Busch
cnlted states Aero Propeller Company
manufacturing aeroplanes. invtors. propcl.
lers. $4,000, Manhattan! Francis A. Huck
Charles y. Flint. Fredi Anseloc.
Warner Macnroni Company. manufactur-
Ing nacnroni and food products. s16o,0o0
Syracuse; Thomaa J. Murphy, George r.
Ehgle, Joseph Miller.
The sun., 1917-08-18
Buyers in the City.

ready to look al in.rchsndiee. Cali 1900
SXRTMnsT. sHaP ;Ta ''s Tor 'oA"N"''NI DE
Coat. and suits.
ciNCl* NATI -..Firot & Brunner. H. &c.
puLUTH-silberstei, & Bondy. E. A.
silberstein. 10 East 36th st.
OMAHA. l.. BRANDED, a sons. Mrs. A.
E. Archer, 1891 Broadway.
eTEuBENvtILE-i suzbacncr. J. l.
Burke. 72 Madison nv.
Waisss.
Los ANG 'oui,cr n. a. Co. Mrs.
r. g. jackson. 1t70 broadway.
AEMPHIs-M Gcrstel, Aberdeen.
Petticoats.
Los hNuELEs--coulter q. q. Co. Mrs.
n. 8. Jackson. 117o Broadway.
READlNG--Thc Mills Co. p H. wentfei,
Dressee.
william Taylor sons 4 Co.
Miss II. Block. 40 Fourth av.
Mr. shcek tbasemen0, IS Madison av..
MONROE ". H. Bclk Co. J. NJ. Belk,
1iIo Broadway.
Generai Ready to Wear.
DuFrAio-Richards, Inc. j. A. Rubin.
ee!I' !I'ss!fssilsc.-A n.na.,. "a Madison & =.
klCHMoND-Wsisber Co. g. wsis-
Mrs. II. 4. Factor, la7o Broadway.
.RoPEkA-w. W. Mills Co. Mrs oibA
MAco-ssnssr Bros Mr.. Gross. - East
wxTERTowN-R.s.i Clothes shop L.
WHEELING--urahcm CO. A. W. Graham
wellington M,,,,o.~,.
BURLiNGroN-Mrs. II. u, Boushton'
Continental.
A. Giil 20. fourth av.
INCtNNArI--originsi sample shop d.
W Seuberger. 90 West 27th st.
Hosiery and Underwear.
BUFFALo--oppenheim; Collins 9. 60. Miss
r Zimmerrian tmuslin und.rEear). So
c1EvEiaNpGH,sbee Ian Co Mis-. VI, e.
cLEv vELASD"HsHe Bros co: Miss NJ.
Kelly tknft underwearI, 2co Fifth av;
DENtER-a9ld.n Eagle =; Q; Co; NJ
LANcAsTER" Watt 4 shanS' c. G. Watt
ehoisery', i3c Fourth av.
Gloves and Cor-ets.
coLUMBus-A. pobbie. Miss NJ. Williams
DENvERGGoiden Eagle D. C. Co. NJ
Bcrnstein tElovesi, 5as Fourth av
IAces and Embroideries.
cHICAGo--rhe Fair J. Zacek, :2s
TOLEDO -iIop u Il, Co. s. McGrash, 20
East 26th St
roTrsTowN-E Mills. Miss C. Geiser
WRESTLING Graham Co, A. w.
Graham. wellington.
Jewsirs and Leather Goods.
O1RMINGHAM-Burg D. q. Co. L.
Hirch. 1850 Broadway.
ON AHA. l.. Brandeis & Sons. ]. F.
SS%m,Ss dswslry} 1851 srGsdrsy sn3'.rs.,. ~
e, 4. Hamer ieather yoodsl Continental
SPRINGFIELD. MOO. II. Hecr ID. G. Co
w. p. Gelabert. 1850 Broadway.
OURH AM-Q-E Rawls 4 Son. H. c.
Rawls New Strand.
0AYFfELD-w. e. Norman. Broadway
Central
Men's and Boys Furnishings.
CHtCAGO-The Fair. J. godfrey tcloth-
insl. }. zacek 1urnishingS. :2S
FLoRENcE-L. f. Waters. Herald Square
MILwAUkEE-E. GuenxeL Co. L. J. Guen-
ael. Longscre,
NILwAUK EE-A. c. Goldman Sons L.
Z. Goldman, Woodstock.
RITTsBURG-J. J. Sappel tclothing), Her
~ ~ Piece Good..
BAI.rIMoRE-Lamm Bros. ]. C. Lamm.
n. ahass: sse's ta.nnsi.s. % s.s pro.as:s. ssS.y.
PHIIADELPHfA--M. Goldberg 4 Co. NJ
Goldberg twooilens). New Strand.
u. lOUIS-Stix, Baer q Fuller. l.. Nc
Allister twhite goods). 1i4o Broadway.
Housefurnishins Goods.
DENvER.-Josiin D. G. Co. A. r. Pohi-
1ROvIDENCE-sheph pherd Co. z. NJ. Bixsy
lsilverwarel, 20o Fifth av.
THOM Feinberg l. Son. W.
relnoerS thoor coverinss. Broadway
Miscellaneous.
LOUISVILLE-Stewart D. G. Co. W. r.
rinnegan tvictrolaS). West S7th st
The sun., 1917-08-18
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug l7-These army orders
were issued to-day:
Mc'lvaine. Q. N. o. II. c., revoked
Special orders July IS relating to First
Lieut., l. y Rice. NJ. II. c.. revoked
Special orders July q relating 10 First
Lieut.. T.. NJ, Weaver. N. r. C.. revoked
Special orders July 80 relating to Major
l.. g. Cole VI. II, C., revoked.
Special orders August relating TO First
Lieut.. u. Binion. NJ. r. c.. revoked.
Speca, orders July 81 relating to Major
J, II. Jopson, NJ, y, C., revoked.
Special orders july - relating to First
Lieut.. G. V. Darlington, NJ. r, C.. revoked,
Major James Barnes. aviation section.
sigral q. Il. G.. TO active duty, report TO
chief signal officer.
Firs, Lieut. II, W. Tit,el, aviation section,
Signal O, r C., to sctive duty Mineola. L. I.
kesignations accepted Second lieut.. J, N
Skin. Twenty sscord Engineers Now York
National Guard; First Lieut.. H. L. Reno,
Cavalry O. C; Second Lieut. II. ". Moore,
Infantry o. r, c.: Major e. 8. Nethercut,
Engineers O Il. G.: FRS, Lieut. W II.
Backcr. Signal o. II. c.
The sun., 1917-08-18
RECEIVERS NOTICES.


The subscriber. Will offer a. public g. ,
a, n. Court House in n. CITY Of c.mds,
on FRIDAY September ?l.t. 1917. at twei,'
ness and assets except cash) Of the Car.
den Iron Works
The plant is situate in Camden. Nov
tance above Its mouth into the Della wa.
River and on the Pennsylvania r. r. Wit
rack. directly into Its yard.
The lands, real est8 e. iron works foua-
aries, mills. machine shops. stores, buiid
inss machinery. boilers, engines. tool,
Tsy ana and ssl. Ffh" hs rat
2on Wors. ~ s. .oa knGMs sns csmd
indebtedns.s Of $3.50 900. " ''"''
The tract Of land on which this plan, i'
snnns.a s,na: eSn'ans Sn nsn.r aeGS 81 ena
state Street, Line Street and Pine Stree.
in tho City Of Camden.
,ons on ss. rive, den,s isG1s n, ~na goo "
In front Of IT, on It. surface there ar
two railroad tracks, with a Gautry Gran,
ssSoosser. 100 naTss r1os sPaT a "a, tbs Hh'
loaded with the product OF the Company
this ns,N ThsTf c1oG.r 'hSr, d'.,snce from n"
empties into tho Delaware E'vor.
The product and business OF the CAN'T
Iron Works consists OF the manufnc'Ir- -
Gas Machinery OF all kinds, Hyd-au'ir Ha
chinery, Centrifugal and High Duty steam
Pumps, standpipes. Sugar House MacNir
cry. etc,
The plant is now being operated hS '!-
Receivers and will be sold as q goirr con
cern, there being on hand RpproSimatt.
One Million and Half tl,5Oo. 900 ~. r.
which tho purchaser must ASSUME. Alorr
with the plant will be sold mHtrrloi Az
supplies on hand and finished and Inan
ished product etc. Also all book accounts
securities and othar assets
Full particulars and the terms and con
diuons of sale may be had upon nppH-1
tion 10 the Receivers or their Counrg'
AFtLlSiS lIPPISCO1 7
ALFRED MAJOR
Receivers OF Camden Iron wo-s'
Camden.
GASKlLL e GASKIII.
or Counsel,
Camden. y
August |. 1917.
The sun., 1917-08-18
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

weak. 24f the preceding week and sb2
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures In Canada number ~, against II
las, week, II the preceding week and ~
last year. OF failures this week in the
United States, s6 were III the t.a,I. .3
In the South, 5S n, the West and AZ In
the Pacific states. There were % re-
ported liabilities Of $4,000 or moro.
against 80 last week
The sun., 1917-08-18

The Dry Goods Econon,tst In its review
Of the textile and allied lines to-day will
say: THE discount controversy between
manufacturers Of ready to wear gar
ments and the buyers Of these lines has
apparently been settled by the e,tablish-
msnt Of a double scale Of prices, the
higher being subject to a discount Of
peP cent. ten days. while the lower
prices are based on a discount Of per
cent. ten days. Now that the terms
have been adjusted the many buyers in
this market are ordering freely in all
lines Of women's garments. In the mil
hnery field no definite action has yet
bean taken as to discounts. Some
houses are still selling on old terms A
meeting Of the National Association Of
Ladies' Hatters has been called to con-
Goer the situation. Some of the mem
bers propose to allow each manufacturer
to name his own terms. while theirs sug-
gest the establishment of new and op-
tional terms of per cent. ten days or 6
per cent. sixty days"
The sun., 1917-08-18
Millinery Trade Active.

In the millinery heh there has already
been considerable buying of fall produc-
tions. as the practice Of exhibiting ad-
vance styles heretofore confined to the
larger centres has spread to those of
smaller population. Manufacturers are
receiving numerous requests for prompt
shipments Of goods purchased earlier in
the season. In many instances orders
are being duplicated.
The sun., 1917-08-18
Business Brevities.
Spring suitings Marked Up.

Sharp upward revisions were an
nounced yesterday on mems wear suit
ings for the next lightweight season.
The advances range all the way from Is
to 80 cents a yard according to grade
and finish Of the goods, Many lines of
fancies have been withdrawn from sale
ewing to production being sold up or
pending a revision Of price lists. Tailors
to the trade are In New York for fur
ther supplies Of fall fabrics. but are find-
Ing little goods available.
The sun., 1917-08-18

Trading in tile New York market for
goods In the gray contiucd light ycster-
day. Although some sales. of narrow
printcloths for end OF the year deliver,
were put through, the yardag, ,akcH was
small. Osnaburgs were In fair request
but little Of this demand was satisfied. as
supplies were limited. Sheetings and
fancy goods remained ufeless. Contract
printcloth quotations follow:
The sun., 1917-08-18
Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ. Loss.
:1j--1bto Jerome av.. The BrorN
toIick 4 Brown.........tC<u C<uown
S:-o-II1 Lexington av.. Lexington
Auto supply Co........ hkuown
t:i5--33, Il. SSd st: unknown. E. TrIAing
500 ;rceuNlch and Vosey sts
Degnon Construction Co. Unknown
1l:5J--t06 W. l2sth St; Lawrence
PM
$50. $50 stanton st.: Josephine
,, Nurtz ,,,'.Y.. ...,..... .trinin6
7:0O--Broome and Varick sts nm
Nno"n ........... .trtninG
The sun., 1917-08-18

s1Ft Street
Approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt. costs and allowances t12.e56.30 and
interest: taxes and water rents. f.o4S.es
and interest.
Dated, New York, August I5. 1917.
ROGER p. WOOD. Referee.
The sun., 1917-08-18

SUPREME COURT. MEN YORK
CouNTY-WILMOT w. wILMOT. p'ain.
tin, against DONALD CARL THOMPSON
defendant-Summora. To the above named
defendant: You are hereby summoned 10
answer the complaint in this action. ana
to serve copy OF your answer on the
plaintiffs. attorney within twenty days
after the service of this SUNNI ons rxclu-
sive OF the day OF service. and in case ~
your failure to appear or answer. Judgment
will be taken against you by default TO-
the relief demanded IN the complain;
Dated August srd. 1871 IRVING r. ZIEG.
LER Plaintiffs Attorney, Oflce and Pos
Ora = Address. No ~ William Street, Bor
ough of Manhattan. New Nurk CITY, To
Donald Carl Thompson: 7ae foregoing
summons is served upon yo. bv pubica
tion. pursuant to an ordsr OF Hon. Edward
r. Finch. Justice OF the Supreme Court o.
the State OF New York. dated July Sls'
1917. and filed with the complaint in the
ofnce of the Clerk Of New York County, a
the County Court House, In the Borough o.
Manhattan, New York city. Dated New
York, July 81, 1871 IRVING z. ZIEG
l.ER PlAiD'iNa ATTORNEY
The sun., 1917-08-18
Fur Trim M ting Pred q M ! n d "a,

The present tendency indicates that
there viii be Il very big demand for fur
trimming in the fall. There IL very
general use - II In the latest style gar
nentf that are being developed now.
which means that II will he bought by
the trade over tho counter when the sea =
son once gets under way. Prices viii be
much higher when this activity has
started aud resident buyers art advising
tacir clients to cover their wants now.