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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09
Shannon Manager Here

J. ". Bennie general manager of the Shannon Copper Company, was in the district this week closing up the affairs of the company, which recently discontinued operations on the Shan non property. Superintendent Mccoy of the shannon mines was in Clifton on Thursday in consultation with Mr. Bennie.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

WANTED - Stenographer and book keeper, capable doing accounting, stenographic and secretarial work;
 man preferred. Apply by letter in own handwriting to H. A. Morgan, Wilcox, Ariz., stating salary expected. Send references. 4-25-2tc
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
 Sunday is Mothers Day. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; morning worship, II a. m. Subject, Parents Duties to-" Young Peoples Society, p. m.; eve ming worship, p. m.; Truth and Character" Come and worship with us.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09
Only One Corn Peeler, 'Gets-H''

Stop Corn Pains; See Corn Peel Of.
 It is just when a corn hurts that you want to feel surest about getting rid of it. Why take chances of keeping the corn and having the pain grow worse? You'll use Gets
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

Louis Spezia and Yorke Terrel, of the 158th Infantry, arrived home Mon- day evening, having been discharged from service at Fl Paso, Texas.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

For Saie-Large business lot in North Clfiton-Mrs. A. E. Prettyman, R. R. z, box S45 Los Angeles, Calf.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

Mrs Minor Simms was hostess at a prettily arranged bridge party at her home on last Saturday afternoon. The
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

S H. Wallis.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

It" anyhow, sooner of later; might as well use it sooner. Then you are loosen from your toe so that you can peel the whole thing off pain lessly with your fingers. in one com plete piece-;just like peeling. a ba- apply "Gets-It." There's no fussing or puttering. Corn-pains will van ish--that'l keep you sweet while the "Gets-It' does the rest; Nothing new for cornS has been discovered since "Gets-It" was born. Follow the judgment of the millions; use sSSets-It" and be sure to be corn end pain free! You1l say it's magic. : "Gets-It," the guaranteed, money back corn-remover, the only sure
 way, costs but 8 trifie at any drug store. A'f'd by E. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago, III.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

Belle Springs butter-Smith's Store. Phone P.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

AUTO CAPS for men and women s. H. Wallis.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

Home boiled ham at Smiths Store Phone22.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

Charles Keppler, better known as
 the Poor Kid,'' motored over from |Lordsburg Sunday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

Veal lunch loaf at Smiths Store Phone 22.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

Baptist Church
 What is home without mother?" Next Sunday is Mothers Day. Why not bring her out to church and let her enjoy the services on that day. Special service will be observed Sun- day night at our church. Sunday morning the pastor will preach on the theme" Uncommon Christians
 Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; F. l.. Gordon, superintendent. Our Sunday school is being put on business-like systematic basis and is growing each week under the efficient leadership of Brother. Gordon. Come out and join us B. Y. P. U. at ' p. m. each Sun day. Bible study Wednesday evening lat 8 o'clock. Cecil V. Overman, pastor. Goose liver sausage-Smith's Store Phone 22.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-09

Goose liver sausag age-Smith's Store
 Phone 22.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were filed yes
Iterdas' the nrst name being that OF tn,
debtor.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Miscellaneous

AsHEvILLE. N. c. j. Mcars, shoes;
BALTrMoRE-M Block. general line
ALTIMORE-stewart & Co.; G. Miller
upholstery: West Thirty seventh street
BosTON-w FMene's Sons Co; Mr.
Dutch, children's juniors and girls coats
(basc scment). 116 West Thirty second Street
BUFFAlO-William Hengerer Co: Mrs
ao,.,, a. Kenny, y art goods care West Thirty
NiehoT, representative; Commodore
cfIICAGO-H Frank. general line;
CHICAGO--R. jackson, ready to wear
ana nc, general ;eI IRA, line; Herald square.
"s2 "lHvELANDAm's sVfHs IA. s0s%w"Y Cow Harry sere
ss1fbt,eiency s1b, :, man; Alfred Tantl 2o West
DErRolT~-T schra'mm CO. s. Stern
berg manager; Pennsylvania.
AHu1SwhE Eorris Ky1 Bacon narsa,. Sons
wear; William 7. Knott, % East Twenty
MILWAUKEE-c Burlocl1 Co.. c. Bur
REAL-Routtcnberg Co; Mr.. Rout-
tenberg M@Trr P1Ea1ar line Gramd 1and uus -
ehieis; Il West Thirty second Street. room
Robinson Co., D. D. j. Newman. Boys ts"ssff Goth
'"f RndRrA sgs N'nT'n Hl1ASaaSf AsaaSf Bros; C. & $
Sander, notions: Commodore
PHI ELPHIA-Bulgrade Mfg. Co.
Mr.. Aaron, silk waists and chldren's
ging ham dresses; Grand.
PITTSBURGH H-Kaufmann Dept. Stores;
Is. wilson and l.. Hausen. regular lines;
T. Paley, toilet goods PENNSYLVANIA.
/ PITTSBURGH. Penn.-McCreery Com
,pany; Mr. Minoque, hosiery, gloves; Will
lam T. Knott. % East Twenty sixth
Street
PlTTSBURGlI-Ro Co; Mrs
N. Serbs underwear. corsets. infants
wear; l. Bodenstein. basement hosiery
Alfred Fantl, 100 West Thirty second
Street, fourteenth floor.
PROV DENCT - S. Roscndale, general
line. Flanders.
PORTLAND. Ore.-Meir & Frank Miss
Fleming. stationery; 212 Fifth Avenue.
RICHMOND, Na.-P. Watt. general line
PennSyl ylVania.
ROANOKE. Vas. H. Heironimus Co.
Fl. d. Gray, toys. trunks notions. general
nero handise; Collingwood.
ST. LOUIS-Rice Silk y. G.. CO.. O.
Putnam. hosiery. 377 Broadway, room 903
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Notions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

BOSTON-W: Filcnes Sons Co; Miss
Kafanof. ladies neckwear (basemcnt); 116
West Thirty second street
BOSTON---J NJ. Siegel (, Co; : NJ.
siegel, fancy goods, furnishings goods and
small wares; Broadway Central.
CHfCAGO-Marshall Field Co. II. Lam
caster. perfumes and soaps; Il. Patterson,
ribbons, Geo. Keller, ribbons; 1907 Broad
way.
INDIANAPoLIs-H p WATSON &. Co..
Miss T Burke, neckwear and veilngs;
Alfred Fantl. 100 West Thirty second
Street, 14th floor.
LOS ANGELES-Rroad Dept store
Mr.. strong, rugs and draperies; Builock's
95 Madison Avenue
PITTsBURGH-ka Dept. Store
Mr.. Pailey. drugs, toilet goods; Mrs. Gug
genheimer. notions; 1861 Broadway
PITTSBURGH-Rose Co: Miss
Rose Schwartz. laces; Alfred Fsntl. 100
West Thirty second Street, 14th floor.
EALEIGH-Boylsn Pearce Co; ". r
Boylan, white goods, laces. notions and
novelties: Collingwood
H1CHMOND-Richmon y. G. Co; !. D
Iiawes, notions 43 Leonard street; Park
A Avenue.
AvANNAH--I Epstein & Bros dry
goods. etc, J. Hornstein. notions. care
Of Hany Al Leonard Street, Great
/ Northern.
WIIk rs BARRE ~- Duncan & Homer
/ CO. q. Scott, notions. hosiery, gloves and
/ mems furnishing goods; Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Mems Wear

AKRON, Ohio-~s. NJ. Levy Co: s. NJ.
Levy; Glothing; Psnnsylvania.
BosToN.-W. Filene's Sons Co. Mr..
Street.
BosTON-Jordan Marsh: ]. r Dono-
BOSTON-Leopold Morse Co.; M.
Golden. mems furnishing goods: Breslin.
CHlCAGO-Sears. Roebuck e. Co.. C.
". Williams, work pants and white suits
=, GHIcAGomMsrshsiI o., Ma Field Co.; W. p:
underwear; 1907 broadway.
CHICAGO u Goldberg. clothing
Grand.
Mr.. Goldstein, clothing; Pennsylvania.
FRANKLIN, n. HID. j. Rousseau Co
NJ Rousseau. clothing; Broadway Central.
dorselling stores: F. f. Goldsmith men 8
hats and clothing; 81 West Twenty sixt h
Street.
Greener. mons wear. etc: Herald Square.
MILWAUKEE - L. Kaiser Co. J..
Kaiser, clothing and mems furnishings;
MONTREAL--H II. Rosenbaum. mems
=. URGH-Kaufman. Basr Go:
nishings women's hosiery and gloves
4o4 Fourth Avenue.
=, PITTsBURGH-McIlwaine Co.; II; +.
SAN FRANCISCO-Louis Strauss; !.
Bator. mems. boys and childrens suits
pants and overcoats; Pennsylvania
Lewis. mems furnishing goods. mfrs.
clothng Manhattan.
WAsH1NTGToN. D C.-,s. Kann Sons 4
Fourth Avenue. 18th ioor.
WATERTOWN. Wis.--A B. fisherman,
clothing.
Co: 6. Scott, notions. hosiery gloves and
mems furnishing goods Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Chilean Financial
Commission Welcomed
Many Bankers and Business
Ncn Attend Luncheon To
\isifinn K0uN

Bcltrnn Mathicu. Chilean Ambassa-
dor 70 the United States. was the
principal guest of honor at tho lunch
con of tho American Society Of
tho United States, given at the Bank
crs' Club Yesterday Welcoming the
Chilean financial commission, which
recently arrived in this country. The
members Of the commission arc Eli
doro Yancz, Senator and former Pre-
micr Of the Chilean Cabinet; Juan
Enrique Tocornal, former Minister of
Finance Of Chile, and Augusta Vii
lanucva, president of the Bank Of Chile.
More than three hundred American
bankers and business men attended the
luncheon.
John Bassctt Moore, president Of the
Pan American Society," welcomed the
commission, stating that "the Amer
can republics need each other, and in
the mutual satisfaction of their needs
they should find themselves ever more
closely drawn together in bonds of
interest and of friendship" Am bas-
sador Matthew responded on behalf of
the commission.
Paul M. Warburg, formerly a mcm-
Der Of the Federal Reserve Board
spoke briefly, declaring that he al
ways advocated extensive travel be
tween the United States and Latin
American countries. In the course of
his remarks he said that the finances
of the United States were never more
sound than they are to-day. He called
attention to the growing use of &C
ceptances in financing trade, and ex-
pressed the opinion that before long
there would be billion dollars of
acceptances outstanding.
John Barrett director general of the
Pan-American Union, said that North
and South America are closer together
than they have been since the Monroe
Doctrine became part OF the coun-
try's international policy.
Among those present we're Augustin
Edwards, Chilean Minister to Great
Britain; Luis Gomez Carreno, chief of
the Chilean Naval Commission to Great
Britain Carlos Silva Vildasola. ad-
wiser of the Chilean commission APP
pointed to attend the peace confer
ence; Pedro Aguirre Cerda, former
Minister Of Public instruction in Chile
General A. Pinto Concha, former Min
ster of War and chief of staff of the
Chilean army; Thomas Cochran,
Charles II. Sabin, James Speyer and
Leopold Fredrick.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Piece Goods

ATLANTA. Ga.--J. NJ. High Co.; j. E.
Collier, laces embroideries, ribbons. etc. !;
RA1TlMoRE Ioo,sns Trspdsnths sOn
Baey Mfrs gloves G sasy miteSs e2 shrts = and
woollens. Murray Hill
BOSTON--A. p. Freed e. Co; s. Levy,
mfrs boys and chidrens clothing Broad :
way Central.
bTFALo W.n. Ms9gerer Co.: ~, Miss Is. F
spSan blr,p straa
CLEVELAND-H. Moshontz piece goods;
Company; II. Kinsman. drygoods, etc ;
Commodore.
COLUMBUS. Ga.-y. A. Kirven Co.; J..
D. Kirven. drygoods etc; Latham.
HONESDALE. Penn.-Katz Underwear
Co; Il. A. Katz. mfrs. muslin underwear
INDIANAPOLIS-H p Wasson & Co.
l. Miller, dress goods, silks velvets, lin
ings; l2O West Thirty second Street, room
INDIANAPoLs-H p. wasson & Co.
ings; Alfred Fantl, 12o West Thirty-sec-
KITCHENER, Ont. - The Williams
Greene & Rome G9 Lta henjamin ana Rob
laSSn amn ctohs STs?S Hotel StSi's selmont ts anu
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Doyle, Kidd Dry
Goods Company, Mr.. Doyle, drygoods;
LOS ANGELEs-Bro Louis Co.
mfrs. shirts and overalls; II. w. Louis.
piece goods Tor. mfg. dept, 72 Leonard
/ Street. room ll06.
/ IOJISNILLE-.I. Bacon & Sons. George
Elders. silks veivets linens black dress
goods, wash and white goods. laces, en-
! broideries. William T. Knott, % East
Z Twenty sixth Street.
NEW ORIEANS-Werner Bros; B.
Werner mfrs. Jeans ana cassimere pants;
! Richmond
PHILADELPHIA - II. Fisher mfr.
pants Herald Square.
PHILApELPHIA-F Levy s Son, II.
l4ovy. mfrs. nightgowns. Aberdeen
pHoENlN, Arz.--C. korrick e. Bros
A. korrick, cotton goods, wash goods and
woucn's garments, il6 West Thrty-sec
ond street,
RALEIGH, \. C.-Boylan Pearce Co.
w r. Boylan. white goods, laces. notions
and novelties; Collingwood.
RICHMOND. Na-Miller & Rhoades: w
Scott, silks, dress goods, etc; Pcnnsyl
vauia.
ROCHEsTER--R Isaacs & Co; Il. NJ
Isaacs. wooNens. 1888 Broadway; Bristol
SANANNAH--I Epstein & Bros, dry
goods, etc; E. S. Epstein, piece goods. knit
goods, shirts; 43 Leonard Street, Great
SAVANNAH Ga. -- Leopold Adler Co.
W. II. McCallum. linens, white goods
wash goods, etc, Latham.
Mort hern.
sYRACUsE, \. Y.-M. Blumberg Co
NJ. Blunbcrg drygoods: Broadway Central
Co. J. d. Furlong. silks and velvets 49,
Fourth Avenue, 18th foor.
WORCESTER - Bernard -Sumner~Put
nam Co; p. T. Feeley, patterns and dres
goods; AO4 Fourth Avenue; Dry Goods Al
, lance Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22

LITTLE ROCK, Art-A W. BARLOW.
gchetnl merchandise. pennsylvania.
NEW ORLEANS C, Kaufman. general
mervhnudlsc; Mp,lhrrougil
NEW oKtEANS--t,evv. Loeb 4 Co; II.
Lev drSEooda. notions, @56 Church
street, room bl
pIIlLApEtrIt1A s. Hall & son. L.
) Hall drN.oods; Pennsylvania.
PORTLAND rc.-Flclschner. Mayer &
So; : iirsch, drygoods; 80 Leonard
PROVIDENCE. r. T-Manufacturcrs
Outlct CO., drygcods and genera, NOR
chandisn; l.. Samuels merchandise man
aager; us w. Thirty second Street; 14tr
ROCKY MOUNT, y. C.--Alcoclse Li,tlt
goods, laces. ribbons notions hosiery and
mems furnishing goods; Imperial
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.-The Emporium
c. W. Martin. Oriental goods. basement
supplies: 225 Fifth Avenue.
SAVANNAH. Ga.--.J. Refnstein, general
merchandise Latham.
SAVANNAH. Ga.-Eckstein. G.. CO.: J
+. Eckstein, domcstics. fannels Innings
dress goods. cloaks. hosiery. gloves notions
ribbons. furnishing goods; 14l Madison
Avcnnuc.
SPOKANE. Wash C ulbertson -c;rote-
Rankin Co; J. s. ITeintzelman, general
merchandise. basement 116 West Thirty
second Street; Grand.
STATESV1I.LE. n. C.-Walace Bros
Co; H. Wallace. drygoods and notions
PennsXlXa MIA.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Factories Working Overtime
TO Fill Orders for Wringers

So heavy is the demand for wash
wringers of all types that one large
manufncturcr Of these machines has
been forced to refuse further orders.
hnother concern is working its fac
.tory thrcc nights week and oil dav
Hhturdhy in an effort to keep pace
with the demand and is turning Oft
from 5000 to 1000 machines went
considerable of the current business
IS export, American washing machin..
row ilnding ready market in lbo
Scnnuinnvian countries. Australiu and
south Amcricn. Last week aLin'
mcnt OF machines was made to Itoilnhd
on an order That vas placed before tha
In't,d Stptcs entered The wnr. Tho
naR uotn"hd lor wash wrlngers IN ihjs
country Is attributable To fho scnre,,,, P'u
ana high roet Of house labor. WINK
ms forced many women to do thnir
own hcuacwOrk,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Business Troubles
Petitions in Banl<ruDtcv

CHARLES DRAMSON-A voluntary pc
tition Of Charles Bramson. s23 Trinity
Avenue, shows Liabilities of 5 1897 and no
assets. Engleber Hardt. Frederick Won
Bermuth and IIeindrich IIardt; Az Broome
Hslperin, 1876 Broadway, arc the attor-
neyS.
ISRAEL LEvlN.-A voluntary petition
liabilities of S.. .oci and no assets The
three largest creditors arc: nathan and
Rose Turak. 6sl East l5sth Street, lSoo; ;
$4,000, and L. II. Levine, 725 Fairmont
Place, $3.50. julius Fine. 81 Chambers
Street, is the attorney.
ABRAHAM GERSTEN -- a voluntary
petition OF Abraham Gersten $50 East
Eighth street, shows liabilities of IS, 1914
and no assets The three largest credit
nue. s1o23. Louis Greenberg, 46 Suffolk
Street, sl,o25. and I;orraine Gontracting
and Samuel Meyers Madison Avenue.
are the attorneys.
Petitions In bankruptcy filed yesterday
SIMON ZEILER-A voluntary petition OF
Simon Ieiler 7s5 Hewitt Place, shows
liabilities Of se,S64 and no assets The
three largest creditors are: Felix Kunstler.
ia Essex street. 1881; Shulof & Co.
sixth Avenue ana ,Thirty,irst street:
cedar Street s1,063. Louis Dorfman,
1883 Broadway, is the attorney.
hoSEMIWl1io -; ~, SM rnmAn inyolnn-
11o Essex Street, is by three creditors
claiming Joseph ". Ginsburg, $500; Man
haitian BED Company, $G7, and Charles {.
parinet. $iG0. Alexander Levine 309
Broadway. Is the attorney.
Out Of Town
CAMDEN, =. j., April ELS Supreme
Court Judge Lloyd to-day flied an opinion
refusing tho application Of Pusey Jones
Company for release from the lion Of
writs attachment, aggtegatint $4,000,
against the Gloucester city plant Of the
company. Tho opinion was rendered upon
motion Of Attorneys OFT ana carr. repre-
aentine Ssnann & IIowlahd. philadelrh
hhei yin Williams. of Sew Yoth; Jone'
Beach company. Ne~ York. clwort
Antrim, Camden ilorb jtand Company
ohio. ana cutter Eloctrchi Mehufucturlnt
Company. thindeiphia,
The attachment hulf vas begun Apfii
and tho company attacked tbs validity q
,be writ IN vihw of tho recent petition 20
reoniyrrship inbde by Ulaaitley UroihrrH
Of Camden 'rhe iudgoh opinion dnte
thsse liens bnoit 20 tho dnto Of inHuhno'
proeash. despite The recent action. tipof
he order ~ the court, th~ company nd
vancod bonds for double the alnount Of tn,
claims OF these creditors, and at tho sam,
time cntered a general nppearanee' II
tho proceedings which put up the bar
Against any further applying creditors
The property seized under the writs o
ithese creditors Is worth hpproximatel,
1900 900, including unfinished ships val
iued at 81 600, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
House Furnishings, Floor Gov
erings, Furniture. Drapcry

BUFFALO william I1engerer Co. q. v.
SWAMI upholstery ana draperles. caro-
West Thirty s*verth street.
LDt1HVlLTE. Ey-J Usron & Sons
x L. Lynch. house furnishings and toys
William T. Knott. 90 East 1wenty sixtf
Street
rHft.ADELtHiA---1i 4 Mage
Cp,, ", l. Hage", enfprts snd rugs
Grand.
sr LOUIS -protiieht. Duncker carpe,
Co.. ~ y Wilson. upholstery ant
dfhpefi"ai ! East seventeenth street
WEsTENLY. H ~ B Gavtt so.
furniture, etc; y. l., Gsvitt, china, glass
wsrai Continental
WlLkE Es. BARRE. Penn Fowler Diel
walker drygoohr. etc, w. i. Mofrltt
carpets, wat Thirty second Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
General Merchandise

ALBAHY--Heiser. Muhlfelder A Co.; T.
Huhlfclder, general drygoods; Commodore.
EJBTCN--i Freeman, general inerchAn-
disc; Waiick.
CHICAGO--Marshail Field Co: II. Koel-
Ter. representing. 1907 Broadway.
cIifcAGO-D. -. Vlnh g. Co: NJ J.
Eef2, general merchandiee; 3o3 Firth Ave
nue.. 18th Hoor.
CHfcAGO, ~ ~-farson. pjro e. scott
l.. IS Elliott. whoieaalo fan and winter
clothing. cioths. Suiis. spring coats: 414
Fourth Avenue.
DAYTON. Chio--.L. TraxIer Co; A. l.,
Auschui. general manager and buyer.
iaces. eubrofderief bnpdkerebisfs no.
tons. neckWesr. leather and toirt goods.
bossery. underwear: i20 West Thirty .scc.
0nd Street, room 14l0s
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF rr1p
Honorable JOHN p. COHAI.AN. n srr1a
gate OF tho County OF New York, NO,rfCE T.
hereby given to all persons having cIa,,n.
against GALBKAlTH WARD. la:s ~ ,n.
County OF New York, deceased. to pre,en.
the same with vouchers thereof to thn a',h.
scribcr at place OF trursncting hnsinau ~
tho Office of his attorneys, .VIsis Ir.r:r q;
CLAHkE BENEDlCT No. 81 wan Street
borough OF Manhattan. city OF New Yorl
on or before the 18th day of July n,,, "'
Datea, New York. tho la,h day OF Jan,.
Rry. lil9. - ''0
EVERETT. CLARKE BENEnirIr,'
torneys for Executors. 81 Wall atrsst
Manhattan. Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Trade Notes

r. W. Greet & Co., Inc, exporters
of chemicals and dyes. will occupy q
building Of their own at 7s Front
Street, on the corner of Old Slip, be-
ginning May |. The new quarters will
permit an enlargement of the Offices
and at the same time provide space
for storing goods.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Ligh'Icss Nights i'm Paris
Make Lamp-posts Shortliycd

PARlS, March Thousands Of
lamp posts have been knocked down IN
the streets of Pnrs by vehicles in tho
llghtlcss nights of the last three vcars
one big cluster of electric globes an
busy boulevard has been set IN oga;n
eighteen times, and near the GranJ
falals there is one which has been ro-
placed four times.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Leather, Fancy Goods and
.Ecwclry

BOSTON W. Tlicne's Sons CO.. Mr.
Hahn. Jewelry and leather goods (base-
fncnD; ii6 West Thirty second street
LOUISVILLE, Ky.--J. Bacon 81 Sons
x. r. white. leather goods veiings, neck
wear. hosicry, stationery, toilet goods /.
William r. Knott. 23 east Twenty sixth
Street.
YoUNGsTOwN. ohio--3 NJ McKcivcy ::
=. H. Green, hosiery. gloves jewelry and
leather goods. Brown Mccrac 1910
f,road~ay.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
AUCTION SALES

JULIUS KINDEKMANN & SONS. INC.
,,.,o STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
l5OV- 81 Webster Avenue .Je1-S7 Wales
Avenue & 1349-5l Brook Avenue
Bronx Borough
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Change i'm Certificate Schedule

Tho Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York stated yesterday that the Sccrc-
tary of the Treasury has announced
that tho tenth Offering Of certificates
Of Indebtedness in anticipation of the
Victory Liberty Loan, which, following
the b-wcckly schedule outlined by the
Treasury Department, would ordinarily
have been dated and issued on Thurs
day. April -, will be dated and issued
on May /. Tho ninth issue was over
subscribed by nearly 80 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Wall Street Items


William A. Gardner has become affiliated
with The New York office of King. Farnum
& Co.
John G. Scattcrwood. vice president of the
Garfield National Bank. has been placed in
in charge of the newly organized bond de-
partment of the institution.
The Western Ohio Railway Company will
pay April SO the bond interest which
WAS due November t. 1913. together with
interest at the rate of per cent per annum
on the deferred payment.
E. Marvin Underwood. general solicitor
of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, has re-
signed that position TO accept the appoint
ment of general solicitor of the United
States railroad administration at Washing
ton.
Francis A Howard and A, Garland, MEM
Der Of the New York Stock Exchange, have
become associated with the firm of Charles
Head & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22

WASHtNGToN--M G. Roscnfeid Co;
NJ. a. kuaonreld, womeh's Rernenta. Al"
cafar
WASHINGTON. y r-M Brooks & Co.
Miss Vera Walker, millincry Hotel Nc
Alptn.
" EST POINT. Mls> Rosenfe,d' a
ladiea' store; :. q. Rosenfeld. women's
wcai. Fct2er & Nickols. LISP broadway.
WORCESTER, MassDenholm & Nc
Kay; Mr.. Robinson, coats and suits; Syn
dicate Trading Co. Gao Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Cla ssified A dverti ing
LOST. FOUND AND REV ARDS

Losr~ceruaeate No. \ Y, olo'sd ter tor tie, ten
rieotrlc and Manufacturing Company IN
name ~ Mira Reftha l., fe'ah' N,uyt,
elease return 20 tho company AZ """'
llttshNrgh. Nenn.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
ORAbLE JOHN p. COHALAN. a surro.
hereby gisen to all persons having claims
against BENJAMlN A. WILLIAMS, late OF
the County OF New York. deceased TO present
The same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribers at the office rof Joseph Van Week.
Jr.. No. Ill 9Th Avenue. In the City OF New
York. on or before tho oath day OF August
next.
Dated. New York. tho 18th day OF Febru.
ary. 1919.
HERBERT D. BROWN.
JOSEPH VAN NLECK, JR
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
interpretations

ALBANY. April sl,~-The following in
corporations were filed with the secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-04-22
Offerings to Buyers

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