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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-09-06
Registration Officials


Ed Lien.
Boulder Creek Precinct:
Place of registration, Boulder
School house; registrars. PA. Enger
and George Torgerson
Cora Precinct:
Place of registration. Burden
School house; registrars, Alvah
Strong and D. F. Kidwell.
Cornwall Precinct: Place of regis
tration Odd Fellows building at
Joel; registrars, Joe Blalock and
Mrs. Pearl Shumaker.
J Genesee Precinct:
Place of registration, G.. Burr's
Office IN Genesee; registrars, Dan
Burr and C. F. Burr.
East Moscow Precinct:
Place of registration, First Trust
Bank; registrars, H. Melgard and
TIA. Meeker.
Four Mile Precinct:
Place of registration. store build
ing of Archie Bowles; registrars.
. Archie Bowles and Mrs. Cora RAN
dali Ball.
Glod Creek Precinct
Place of registration, Office of
Ulrich Reinhard; registrars, Ulrich
Reinhard and HI. Hawkins.
Gold Hill Precinct:
Place of registration, Linden
School house; registrars, F. c.
Lyon and Gus Ferrington.
Harvard Precinct:
Place of registration, Harvard
Post Office; registrars, Forest S.
Smith and Jake johnson.
Helmer Precinct:
Place of registration, Helmer
School house; registrars, Gus Law
, renee and Mrs. Dora Wilkins.
, Juliaetta Precinct:
o Place of registration, Bank of
i Juliaetta; registrars, E. w. Porter
S and S. T. Dunlap.
| Kendrick Precinct:
Place Of registration, Kendrick
n State Bank; registrars, G. S. Porter
9 and J. T. Moser.
Little Potlatch Precinct:
Place of registraton. School house.
J. District 26; registrars, Fred Stroe-
e bel and w. E. Herd.
L Mountain Meadow Precinct:
e Place of registration, Latah
i County State Bank Building; regis
trars, H. D. Warren and H. O. Rue.
- North Moscow Precinct:
>, =, Place of registration, Moscow
:. State Bank; registrars, Harry Whit
" tier and George Lamphere.
- North Troy Precinct:
n Place of registration, First Bank
,e of Troy; registrars, Thomas Asbury
A. and Clarence Larson.
it Palouse Precinct:
er Place of registration, Berry
School house; registrars, Joe B.
IN Jones and Joe J. Lynch.
as Pine Creek Precinct:
ty Place of registration, Evergreen
r School house: registrars. Chas.
McCann and Harry Davis.
Potlatch Precinct:
Place of registration, Potlatch State
Bank; registrars, J.H. Bottle and
Walter Fiscus.
Southeast Moscow Precinct:
~ Place of registration, County
~ :. Court House; registrars, J.F. Barnes
10 and Ruth w. Broman.
o. South Troy Precinct:
o Place of registration, r. Shep-
co herds office; registrars G. c. Hoyt
or and Alfred Ekholm.
% Southeast Moscow Precinct:
pt Place of registration, c. b.
rk Green's office; registrars, Frank
D. Stanton and C. B. Green.
Texas Ridge Precinct:
a Place of registration, Elwood
he School House; registrars, Thomas
an Labolle and Harry Baker.
nd Thorn Creek Precinct:
n Place of registration, Bangs School
is house; registrars, Alfred S. Ander-
ST. son and Charles F. Ebel.
'ai West Moscow Precinct:
he Place of registration, First Ma
ng tional Bank; registrars j. S. Heka-
ne thorne and W. G. Barge.
- White Pine Precinct:
\ pInno Of ,.nni u I ION EirSt Staff,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-09-06

Mrs. o. o. Young Sr. spent We'd
nesday in Kendrick visiting at the
Gregory home.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-09-27
This will be Mr. Arnolds last appearance before
leaving for College.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
LEGAL NOTICE

To Mary Gratz, whose place Of res
idence is unknown, you will take no.
tiee that said plaintiff did on the 2bth
day Of sejt A. H., 1913, filed i peti-
lien against you in the Common Pleas
Court 81 Montgomery Co, Ohio, Di-
ision Of Domestic Relations, being
cuuse No aaO20, praying for decree
of divorce from you, upon the ground
Of Wilful absence for more than three
years last past.
You are required TO answer his said
petition within six weeks after the
date Of the first publication of this
notice, to-wit: Sept 9Th, 1913, or such
divorce may be granted.
WILLIS graf pltf
Per MOSES H. JONES, his Atty.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-09-27
LEGAL NOTICE

Common Pleas Court, Montgomery
Co, Division Of Domestic Relations.
TO Parker Burks, whose place Of
residence Is unknown, you viii take no
tice, that the said Plaintiff did on the
18th day Of Aug, A. d, 1913, file b
petition against you IN the Common
Pleas Court of Montgomery 90, Ohio,
Division of Domestic Relations, pray
ang for q decree Of divorce from you,
upon the grounds Of gross neglect u
duty and extreme cruelty.
You are required to answer her said
petition not later than six weeks aftei.
the date Of the first publication of this
notice, to-wit: Aug 18th, 1913.
Case No. 438a4.
LUELLA BURKs, Pltf.
Per MOSES II. JONES, her Atty.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-09-27
NOTICE TO THE ONO BAPTisrs

AS secretary of the local committee
on arrangements for the entertain
ment Of the Ohio Baptist State Con-
vention, we have been requested to
publish the following notice for the
benefit Of the messengers who con-
template attending the State Conven-
tion. which meets in Dayton, Tues.
day, October 18th, 1913.
All messengers should send their
names at once either to the under
signed at 40 South Williams street,
or Dir. J. r. Anderson, 526 South
Hawthorne street.
The government is almost conman
deering the homes to take care Of
the workers in the mnnition plants
and it is not easy to secure homes
without notice.
The homes secured will he assigned
to those who send in their names first.
Don't delay, with the idea Of stopping
with a relative or friend for they
may be already crowded. All persons
who hold the local committee respon-
sible for homes must send in their
names not later than Oct. 10th.
The registration fee will be S3 for
those enrolling Tuesday, $3.50 for
those enrolling Wednesday, $500 for
Thursday, S1.5o for Friday and 81 for
Saturday. This will cover expense foI
badge and meal tickets.
Since no city has ever entertained
the convention under such trying
times as are now confronting the
whole world we shall be compelled
to insist that all persons attending
the convention observe the sugges-
tions In this notice
All Ohio papers are requested to
copy and rapublish this notice.
Remember, brethren and sisters IL
you delay in communicating with us
you are making an Inconvenience for
yourself, which the local committee
viii not be responsible for.
Yours for the success
of the cause,
lREy. d n. =. SMITH,
atD South Williams et.
ft..x...
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-09-27
NOTICE Z

Don't ask us TO rush your printing
unless Won have the money raadY when
he Job is completed. Our ngw ruling
IN to give the best service to those
yho pay promptly. Yoli will sara 1fl
Der cent. bv payisse easia or delivery.
F'sgfJss pfSfssTe gFF mo C0s
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-09-27
Madam c. ]. Walker
yslam
lar Preparations

have been chosen by thousands Of because the Walker
way brings marvellous results.
The sun., 1918-10-05
INVESTOR BUYS TALL
18TH STREET LOFT.
Susquehanna Silk Mills Sells
Its Old Home, Said to Have
Cost 81, 100000.
DEAL ON FIFTH AVENUE
Oil Dealer Acquires Two Bust
ness Buildings From
Separate Estates.

The eleven story loft building at is
to 90 West Eighteenth street, running
through the block to 20 to q West
Seventeenth street, on q plot 75x1S4 feet
the home Of the susquehanna Silk Mills
before It moved to its new twelve story
homo at the southeast corner of Madison
avenue and Thirty-second street, has
been sold to an investor. The sales also
includes the adjoining I'VE story building
two story building abutting, at 16 West
Eighteenth street, the two on a plot 27x
1S4, making the combined frontage 102
feet on each street. The new owner Is
n client OF Stoddard & Mark. attorneys,
and the deal was negotiated by He'll &
Stern as brokers. Hughes, Rounds,
Schurman & Dwight represented the SELL
ers. The property Is directly opposite
the Cluett Building, recently taken over
by the Government for war uses. The
taller of the structures sold yesterday
IS fully occupied and returns an annual
rental OF about $4,000. 1t was ac-
quired by the selling interests about ten
years ago from the J. c. Lyons Building
and Operating Company. The following
year the Susquehanna Silk Mills bought
the adjoining properties at the Sloane
estate auction sale. Ut Is reported that
the present sellers gave more than 81,
100000 for the three properties. but
what the new owner has agreed to pay
for them has not been disclosed.
The sun., 1918-10-05
TAKING CITY DWELLINGS.

Douglas l. Gilman & Co. have leased
furnished the Ave story dwelling at 10
East Seventy-flfth street, for Mrs. w. w.
Hoppin, Jr., to Mrs. Franklin b. Kirk
bride OF Rowayton: also leased the four
story dwelling at West Fifty-second
street, for Mrs McCoslSry Butt to Her
man L. Smith.
Pease & Gilman have let furnished
for C. Z. +. Mccain to William Meyer
the five story dwelling at 9 East
Eightieth street.
Moore, Schultz & Co., have rented
dwellings, at 522 West l+3th street
for the Union Real Estate Company to
Joseph Caccia; at 526 West 1920 street
for John d. Carse to jeremiah I. Bacon |;
at 419 West 147th street for Mary j.
Andrews to DR.. Charles s. B. Cassisa !;
at 1856 st. Nicholas avenue, for the es-
tate of Richard Stacktoole, to Annie Gil
martin. and at 468 West 1s4th street
for Eva Marbach to Olaf Gibson.
The sun., 1918-10-05

whTERTowN, y. Y.-Resal Clothes shop.
L. ochs twomen's and children,s cioth
ing and Furnishing goodsl, Hotter oIanu .
YOUNGSTOWN, OH1O-O. Kaufman 's'"
eraI merchandise), Holland House
BOSTON-Greenwo & Sons. Mt. Sreen
wood wallpaper. &c.) Broadway |e"
BuFFALoGH. Smith tpremlun soodo'
Hotel Cumberland. $780,
BUFFALO-S. a. A, Moses. MOSES
tmiiiinery goods), Hotel Wsliick'
CHAMBERSBCRG. PA.-N. Grove tsen-
eral merchandlse), Herald square hotet'
CHICAGO--H. FEEDER furnishings' Sc''
Herald Square Hotel. .,
CLEvELASD-A. Behrens tgeneral mer-
chandise), Hotel Hermitage.
DENVER--H. Horner (house furnish'nss'
&cD, Hotel Longacre. -
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Osborn tcarpe's'
rugs. &c:), Hotet Walliek: s.,s. ,,--
NEWPORT NEWS. Green mouse iu'
nishings. &cD, Grand Hotel. 4,
PALMERTON, PA.-Lesko co. ~. besko
general merchandise,, Broadway Cen
PITTsBURG-A. Harris general merchan-
dise), Hotel York.
Buyers Coming.
CINCINSATI--H. 8 s. Poaue Co. Mics
Zinn (corsets, muslin underwear, SIX
petticoats). $50 Fifth avenue, Is ex-
pected October Z.
cHiCAGo~M. salk. NJ. salk represent
ing). Broadway Central Hotel. Is OK
pectcd October :, 1918.
The sun., 1918-10-05
FINE SUITES IN DEMAND.

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments in 80 West Seventy sixth street
to John Marks, Burton S. Bass and Mrs.
T. Wilson; at $50 Vast Eighty-sixth
street, to w. G. Heath; at go West
Thirty-seventh street. to 6. Zentel: at
21 West Fffty-eighth street. to Miss
Julia Cooper; at $50 West Elghtieth
street. TO II. f. Boughton; at 116 West
Fifty-ninth street, to Mrs. ]. Waters /;
at 20 West Fifty-eighth street, to Mrs.
B. s. NJ. Seymour; at 144 West Fifty
seventh street. to Miss Kathleen Dug
gan at As East Eighty-second street. to
Major d. L. Hough; at ~ East Eighty
second street. to Miss Kate Lilly; at "a
West Fifty-nlnth street, to Paul Tribe
at 100 West Fifty-nlnth street, to J. S.
Thornton and Miss Cary Wilson, and at
1215 Madison avenue. to NJ. del CAMPO.
William ]. Roome & Co., have leased
an apartment, furnished, at 901 Lex
ington avenue to Walter r. Herrick.
The sun., 1918-10-05
ESTATES LEASE TRADE SPACE.

The Underwriters Salvage Company
OF New York has leased from the estates
Of Charles Simon and Israel Kaufman
the FIVE story building. on lot 75x10O,
containing 10000 square feet. at 622 to
626 West Forty-seventh street. Joseph
p. Day was the broker
Ames & Co.. with George r. Read &
Co, have leased for the Altman estate
the three story building at Els East
Thirty-sixth street. to the Signal Con-
tracing Company.
Spear & Co. have rented lofts at 10
to rs East Twenty-fourth street to Will
lam Bliss. Jr. & Co.. at 251 to ESQ
Fourth avenue to the Cedar Cliff Silk
Company; at 40 and AZ East Twenty
second street to Feltman Bros. & Her
mel: at IL to 16 West Twenty-seventh
street to Philip Sontag at 244 to $50
West Forty-ninth street to Akeley
Camera. Inc. and at and East Six
teenth street to Kaufman Bros.
White-Goodman have leased lofts at
81 West Twenty-first street to the Tri-
angle Garment Manufacturing Com
pany: at 1863 Mercer street to Sporting
& Messing: at s and 10 West Nineteenth
street to p. Gordon, and at 239 Fourth
avenue to the Leibig Extract Company.
The sun., 1918-10-05
KNIT GOODS MEN
TO GET LESS WOOL
Only Hosiery and Underwear
Sections to Escape New
Restrictions.
sp,c;a, D,spotch 10 TIE Sex,

Special Despotch to The sry
WARRINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE knit goods
industry, exclusive Of the hosiery and
underwear sections, Is to be restrained
from using more than 50 per cent. wool
in its output. A schedule modifying the
use Of wool was given out to-day by the
conservatio division of the War Indus
tries Board.
1t Is understood the programme Is
tentative, but II will be announced as
final in about two weeks to become effec-
tive January I. unless substantial arsu-
ments are presented against 1t in the
meantime. Manufacturers may use up
any materials now on hand or on order
prior to the time the final programme
is announced.
No wool Is to be used in the manu-
facture Of shawls. robes, fascinators,
squares and knitted sports coats.
Sweaters are not to be allowed more
than two pockets. Bathing suits are TO
contain not more than SO per cent. wool.
and whenever possible to be made OF
cotton only.
Maximum length Of mems and women &
sweaters are to be limited to 20 inches.
All knit articles for dogs and dolls are
to be eliminated. The rules also call for
a limited number of colore to be used In
knitted articles that contain wool, and
put restrictions on the ways Of packing
various articles for shipment
The sun., 1918-10-05
Buyers in the City.
Mems and Boys Furnishings

BuFFALo-N. n. Adam & Co. c: suess
!mens furni,hins Goods; West S sT.h 3.
stern manufacturers boys clothing.
200 Fifth av., room s?2.
cHIcAGo-Liebman, Levi mann Mann
cI NSssi iARRfT s. Posue 6 Co. Mr..
r nS Bow. ms WEAR, oi SCI fih seSd' mems
HuSTiSGToN; ". vA;-crot';, st ,.p,IS
goods). 256 Church ST.. room o.
House Furnishings.
BoSToN-M, Harvey thouse furnish!ngs),
Broadway Central Hotel -.
BosToN--Mi,c hell- Woodbury. Go. A. "
Hsrs teotsl ss son W NHs' S!si
bro thouse furnishings &c''' - Leon
pETRoiT-B urnham 4 s.ospsh MT
HAfi ft$ 'cASApAn d., T E.sS.,, Aou''
NEW 59S"''e oRfEhA IS h' Bs5na% 5house
furnishinEs, &el. Hotel FLANDERS
NEW oRL Lea sy,, s 1ssaS CARPETS, llSc
s po Hotel Continental. ~
Observation-Disclosures Kramer & CO;
s,o,i KIn%er Ho t%at srost.ll. '
scHIENEcTkDYNM. Allen carpets. rugs
,,S 49,, H %,;,I. LA hs'hsm williams. j, E
Williams (furniture). Hotel Waiiek'
Millinery.
MISUNDERSTANDING Millinery Co r. H.
Ginsburg (miilineryl. Hotel Gresorian:
CINCINNATI-The Louise Meysrs "a
Miss l.. Meyers (millinery)' Hotel Sraou'
Fleece Goods.
CHICAGo-H. Carson tpiece rooda' Hotel
pHYTOS. oHIo-I. r. Roehm tp'sce
goods; Hotel o ALGONQUIN; .,z ,ory goods,
JACKSON, MIss,--A. J. Locke tdry goods
x& &Ss so Sfrr sti" Kennedy tdry goods.
dress goods, &cl. Hotel Cumberland.
LANCASTER, PA, reter'N uancy
HiLADELPHIA-G. Morris (piece EoodS
HiLADELPHlk- Warren DTl
Goods Co. II. r. Farrell (dress goods
and wooliensl, Holland House;
| PHILADELPHIA-J. Cravis (piece goods
pI T8ssl nSLr"S" %%ss.-r. Logan dr,
Eoodsl. Grand Hotel.
| sPRINGFTELD. MASS. Dickson tdr,
s19Ss,; hotel c0n sIsnt ,r,... good,
Hotel Aberdeen.
BosToN--C. Jennings tdry soodO. Hote
NEW oRLEANs-Krauss Co. Mr., Krsus.
Cdry soods), care as Leonard at.
READING. pa. X enrich Ger,
=, goods So. MS,sl Latham .m.,.r ,,r,
SCRANTON, PA~Marns & Co. Mr.
| Marus tpiece goods), Hotel Bresln.
| SPRINGFiELD, MAsS-C. warnock Cdr,
| Eoods), I&c). Holland House.
TROY, N. Y-Rosenholtz 4 Co. Mr.
| Rosenholtz (dry goods. &c). Brosdwa!
| Central Hotel.
Ready to Wear.
! BALTIMORE-Kline Co. !, Kline (chil'
| dren's clothing), Broadway Central
| Hotel.
| BOSToN-Chandier 4 Co. Miss Magnr
| (dresses), Syndicate Trading Co., ?3C
Fifth av.
BUFFALO-wm. Hengerer Co Miss e
| Dean twaists). Miss P. Brinton tclsaks
| suits, dresses). 2 West 37th at,
| BUFFALO-J. n. Adam a Co. Mrs. j
| Pfeiffer (corsets, muslin underwear and
| waists). 2 West S7th st.
The sun., 1918-10-05
IMPORTERS BUY ON FIFTH AVE.

Musher Bros, olive oil importers. have
bought the two Ave story office buildings
at 2s5 and 257 Fifth avenue, on a COM
bined plot Of 49.2x100 feet. The prop
erty at 257, which is on a lot 24.7x100.
was secured from the Charles ". Hoff-
man estate, which acquired 1t Thursday
in q Sf,500.000 trade for the six story
automobile building at the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and Sixty-second street
from Col. Edward H. r. Green, Fred
erick A. Wyckoff of the F. r. Wood, w.
H. Dolson Company negotiated this deal.
The building at 255 was purchased from
Mrs. Samuel Nelson Hinckley, who was
represented by Stewart & Shearer, as
attorneys The buyers had branches in
Washington and Baltimore, but the Gov
eminent found 1t necessary to take over
the Baltimore plant. The firm will re-
model the Fifth avenue structure and
occupy 1t.
The sun., 1918-10-05
DOUBLE THEIR LOAN QUOTA.
sI0,ooO.OO0 Now Set as Goal of
Real Estate Drive.


The real estate division Of the Fourth
Liberty Loan is not going to be salts
fed In merely filling It's quota of $4,000
600. Quite voluntarily and with no urg-
ing from headquarters. the real estate
men who are working for Uncle Sam
decided yesterday that they would double
their quota and they will not relax their
efforts a particle until the $4,000, 900 Is
In sight. They are so far ahead Of the
last loan that they have no doubt of
their ability to meet their self-imposed
obligation. Yesterday they disposed of
s352.700 in bonds, bringing their total
for the first week of the drive up to
s2.0s7,7o0. This In nearly twice as much
as was obtained in an equal period for
the third loan,
Decision to double the quota was made
yesterday at rousing luncheon meet
Ing at the Real Estate Board rooms
when captains Of teams and workers as
sembled to make reports and compare
notes. Alfred f. Marling, chairman of
the division: Laurence Mcguire. presi-
dent of the board. and Robert e. Simon
furnished verbal fireworks that caused
every man to go away with the avowed
purpose Of giving owners OF real estate
throughout the city no quarter until they
had signed for one-half Of one per cent.
of their property values and had hung
real estate honor flags on their build
ings.
1t really is the honor flag, President
McGuire's conception. that Is making II
possible for the real estate men to do
so well while most other divisions are
tagging. Not to be outdone by their
neighbors who have purchased the right
to fly the flag. owners in every part of
the city are calling for subscription
blanks and flags. In the Wall Street
| district this is most notable.
Following the lead OF the National
City Bank, the Bankers Trust Company
| signed up yesterday $4,000 for the
Wall Street office and $4,000 for the
Fifth avenue and Forty-second street
branch. The American Exchange Ma
tional Bank took $4,000 subscription
| and the United States Trust Company
$4,000. Some other large subscriptions
| were received from the estate Of II. O.
Havemeyer. $4,000; William j. Roonf
& Co. $1,000, and Francis Bannerman &
| Sons. $4,000.
One of the most interesting of all the
| subscriptions made through the Rea
| Estate Division was that of the Chamber
Of Commerce for $4,000. giving the
chamber the right to fly the flag. The
United States Realty and Improvement
Company has subscribed to s12s,500
| covering all its buildings.
| Directors Of the Real Estate Division
want it known that their purpose Is moi
to cut in on any other division. No mat
ter what a mans business may be. SC
long as he is an owner of real estate
they want a subscription from him based
on his property value But that sub
scription Is to be in addition to his regu
lar amount. extra and above what h,
subscribes in his own trade division.
The sun., 1918-10-05
Buying Shows Decline
But Payments Improve

%RED1T Clearing House statls-
tics, based on nationwide
transactions averaging more
than $4,000, 900, and given out yes
terday, indicate that buying has de-
clined in all sections: that payments
are somewhat better than last week
and show a marked increase over the
corresponding week last year. In
debtedness has decreased both in
comparison with last week and with
the corresponding week last year.
The exact figures In comparison
with those Of last week show pur-
chases to have declined 30 per cent.
indebtedness to have declined 10 per
cent. and payments to have Increased
0.S per cent.
In the East purchases declined 81
per cent, Indebtedness increased 2.3
per cent. and payments declined SIS
per cent.
The sun., 1918-10-05
Chicaso.Trade Reports.
Special Despatch to TIE Sun.


CHICAGO, Oct. All merchandise Is
in good demand and the tendency Is to
purchase better grades, according to
weekly survey Of the trade by John V.
Farwell Company.
High grade furs are moving freely
and there Is a good demand for chill.
dren's coats, knit goods Of all kinds and
such good grade wool dress goods as
are available. There are many orders
for the better grades Of children's wash
dresses coming in for spring delivery.
Orders for ginghams exceed the supply
by 40 or SO per cent. Collections are
good and buyers are arriving on about
an average with last year.
Marshall Field & Co.'S weekly report
says that the current wholesale distribu-
ton OF dry goods is running well ahead
Of the heavy shipments OF the same
week in 1917, and the volume Of road
sales is in excess OF the corresponding
week
The sun., 1918-10-05
Business Troubles.
Petitions In BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in Bankruptcy.
ARTHUR T. BoDDINGToN. INC. - In
voluntary voluntary petition against A S,,,u f.
1913 Chambers street. Liabilities. about
$4,000; assets. about $4,000. Princi-
$500; Union HorticoIe, $500: Moses RED.
Ter. 800. J. Nathan Helfat, 2S3 Broad
way, IL the attorney.
jules Flokert. a. West Forty.slxth
street. Liabilities. s6.755; assets. $50.
Principal claims Harris & Vaughan.
ia,5t2: cslestine Flokert; 'asoo: Robert
Rector street, is the attorney.
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
WILLIAM BUEss. 1NC.-scheduies Of
william Buses. Inc. interior marble.
sIa Ea, 400 Ninety ~. street. 'hos liza
pal s,laims: william Bue-s el7,747;
yorkviIie Bank. $4,000: Michael Cohen
a. Co. s2.oso' Appelton. Purin Hoyt.
81 broadway. are the attorneys.
Assignment.
l25 Second avenue. Friday assigned for
tho beneht OF creditors to Maurice l..
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday. October 4, the frst name being
that OF the debtor:
Bersen. Frederick. Kauber. sl2I.7o
Catanzaro, Joseph - Gordon Dry
kin Co., Ltd. ................ 1000
Gross Mig. Co.-State Industrial
Commission, State of N. Y.. $1,000
Clsplsson, Francis-J W. Stewart 4G4.ll
Chenango Construction Co.-New
England Equitable 1ns. Co... $685.
Consumers Oil Co., Inc.-wern
Machinery q Engineering Co. ??e.is
Tool Co. Inc ................ $3.50
Chaplin. Katherine. or Mrs. Philip
Chapin-R. Good ............. a4s7i
Carroll J. Emmet-w. F. German 577.7o
Dalton. Samuel b. y. Blair. $500
Eckerson, VIM. &c. G. Ecker
son ........... .............. s.4i5.as
Fuerth Wallace D., and Bernard
C. Cohn-Famous Tire & Rub
Der Co. Inc. Observation-Disclosures. S5a.s7
Foley. James A. Z. Morris ct
al: -. nm. .............. mao
Foody. James john Burke I'm
porting Co, ................... l7:.1o
Hair Cutter COMPATIBILITY. 1880
Groii-oueens County Trust Co. $4,000
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