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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Boxing Bill Is Finding Favor Among
Oklahoma SOlons; No Opposition Found

tho army I don't believe one of
them would vote against H. box
INK really became an army inHt-
tuition ana NJ the 'lE very often
the most popular events of the day
were the boxing matches which
were arranged under the manage
ment of tho " pecretaries,
Representative Stcffons, repub-
llcan, II one ~ those members ~
the lower house who IN strong for
the bill THE ARMY chaplains
took aA much pleasure IN watch
Ing the exhibitions of boxing in
th" army camps sn any one he
said. Hooking In like baseball
Everybody thought when the war
came along that both were
doomed Instead ~ that, war
only made them moro popular
than ever"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
BOXING LESSONS TO Be
GIVEN IN BOST0M SCHOOL

BOSrON, Nass. Jan. s0.--whst 10
believed to be the first stop In making
boxing q regular courue In the high
schools Of greater Boston was taken
yesterday In Maiden high schoel
Whsn' u vas decided TO conduct
boxing CLASSES rwioe = week for ths
pupils.
bsvo Moray. old Dartmouth ooI-
teEe athlete, now coach VI the
schools athictic teams. took up ne
matter with Principal Thorntnn
Jenkins, a. q result of requests 0y
tho student body for boxing instrue-
uon.
rne school head Thought vol %
the idea and authorised Coach mo-
rey 20 osganiae elasscs One hund-
red studsnts RESPONDED 10 the flrst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Many FedfherlCeighfs
Claim JOhnny's Title

FratherwrIght horrrs have no CON
Nderaiion whatsoever for Champion
Johnny kilbnnc. They are all claim
ing h ls championship. The latest II
frankie THROWN. the rugged little
New Yorker. Al ILppe declares
vows and accuses Johnny OF running
out ~ n match which was ''nll set
tor decision In Philadelphia Brown
has fought all the good ones. among
Them Pete Herman. whom he held
in draw In baltimore: Jack Shnr-
Key, Kid Wolf Kenny kaufman, Kid
"stcr, Kid Williams. frankie Burns
and Joe thurman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
ARMY OFFICERS TO WITNESS
MILITARY HANDICAP EVENT

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Jan. 10 -.
Rr.gn der General Robert W MoRrns.
formerly head OF the seventh dlvi-
sion. will come h"re with 'ol0nel
Joseph x. Portfolio ana other Officers
OF the division 10 witness the military
handicap which viii hc run NJ tho
tnlr grounds track IN connection with
saturdays racing program FIVE cav
airy officers from camp Benurcgnrd
will compete with n like number from
Camp shelby
A mistake In transmit i-Slon OF In
formation from Camp h"aur"gard
laa, night rcsulI,-l IN the announce
m.nt that II was General March who
would attend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
him and D0Uey May 7ange Again Decide Which May Meet Chanp
TULSA HIGH BEATS
0KMULGEE'S CAGERS
riny OpIpncnts OF fv~t nt start of
Contc-t--isiE Cruwd sccs
the Gamc.

special 70 I've world
OkMUL0EE. Okla. Jan. s0.--Be-
Tor. n large crowd. the Tulsa hixh
school basketball team defeated ths
locals hora tonight. 81 10 10.
Tho invaders opened tho game
with n dash that swept the locals Off
their feet The first half ended with
tho Tuisans leading. rs to 6. The
locals displayed better form during
tho second half but were outplayod
throughout
Tho lineup;
Carter and weinike. for
wards. prownfl-idr. center. kecth
and Farmer. guards.
Okmulgce--Campbell and Crsmer.
forwards. Gordon. center. Nicholson
and Twitcheii. guarda
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
kn,bclknmp May It~tirr.

Duisvii.IIE, Ky. Jan so.-wll-
liam knebelkamp. tho now president
of the Louisville club OF the Ameri.
can association. may dispose OF his
stable OF thoroughhrcds and retro
from The turf Tho majority of his
horses are 2-yenr-olds The list In j.
cludcs Dixie Flyer. Guaranteed and
others because ~ hr baseball in
terca,s, MIR. knchclknmp snid ho
would have very little ,imo to devote
10 racing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Young Tiger Infieider
Killed Fighting Huns

DETROIT. Jan. s0.-"Rilled IN ac-
uon, November 2. 1918"
This message written on tho nm
opened envelope containing con
tract for Leonard u HOLLYWOOD n
Promising inflclhcr. was the flrs, In
formation Frank O. Nnvln president
"' IN" Detroit Americans, received
concerning the death NJ the Tiger
recruit IN the battle fields of France.
llollyv ood was purchased from tho
Sh Francisco club NJ the Pacific
coast league In the fan ~ ioi7 and
Manager Jennings OF the Tigers wns
counting on giving him n trial this
spring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Fairmeafher BOOmed to
Succeed Dickerson az
Western League Leader

DIES MONIES. Ia. Jan. 10. -
Thomaa Irtirwcather. owner ~ the
pcs Malnes club ~ the western
league a spid 90 he under CnnSidcrn-
'ion ~ president ~ tho league to
succeed / " Dickorspn John saw
ago former owner ~ The Joplin
franchise and now secretary ~ the
kansas Dit, American assoc c'atlon
riuh. also has been mentioned fur he
prosldpnry The election probably
will hc held ~ the meeting Of tho
club owncfs IN ST. Joseph Mo-. Feb
Vary s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
MICHAEL FINN TO LEAD
SAN ANTONIO BR0hCH0S

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan 30
Michael Finn has been signed by
owner H. J. BENSON OF the Han An
tonic. Texas, league team TO manage
the local club In 1919. Finn Will
uucce-d clayton Perry. Benson IN 60
meet Finn at Houston Sunday for a
conference
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Vaughn Refuses 10 Sign;
Springs Old Work Stuff

CHICAGO, hn. 30 Jim vaughn
" h1ek IN Konoshn. Wis, today after
turning back local National league
contract M unsatisfactory NJ 90
W'ms The star pitcher ~ the Cubs
'A'd tho sum offered WIS somewhat
,hr"r than that he received last
i"tt, hu, he fclt his services I'm the
I'lN contest warranted more than
.hs offered lie snid he would con
uhne ~ his job Of skilled mechanic
w play semi-professional baseball
~ = aldo nsua
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
RED FABER SIGNS CONTRACT
WITH CHICAGO WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. Jan. 9O-pi,cher ur.
ban Red" Fahcr. having received
his dlsoharye from the navy. signed
tonight with tho Chicago Americans.
faber pitched tho white Sox to
three Of tho -four victories In tho
world's series OF 1917 against New
York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Words Osmisl BurcAu

Worlds Capital Uurcsu
SkifVin Hotel
OKLAHOMA Cl1'Y, Jan. 30 --
Discussing the hill introduced In
the house 10y Representative Rert
Hodges and others on 1tiosday,
providing for the appointment of
u boxing commission, members of
the house pointed out that war
has populafizcd that sport tu the
extent that many state legislatures
are now discussing measures
which would lcgalzo aparring
matChcs
Representative L. T. Noff ~
Muskorcr county said that II the
men VINO now compose the army
or thusr who have served In the
army could vote upon tho uuca-
ton. as many votes In favor OF
boxing az there are soldiers In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Cubs Prepare for syxing Jaunt.

CHICAGO. Jan. 30 -l'reparit tions
Tor the spring training trip to Pasa
denn, Cal, are under way at head
quartcW NJ tho Chi@go Nationals
Manager Fred Mitchell has started tf
reduce the sqund from ~ TO 2s play.
err Tom Clark, veteran catcher
formerly with Cincinnati. was the
first player released Mitchell de-
clined To name the other players h,
intends to dispose ~ as some of them
may he traded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
BLOOD POISONING


Hsw ettsa lsekjsv - teyel
pelsoaiag result irem - seGoSse
q > siigkt scratch a. bitls cvsi Asa-
1ln's Wlssrd on b q safe Nad 49,
sivs fret sid treatmest Il y . 00w.
esful aatissesie and sh0ul1 - g.
plbsl lnnsdaatsly - uoee1s q eiae
he4 y essveet dasser 81 inssssiea.
..,s.,s = = 80. S:s.sss':s .. ,sS -. .ssSf =. -
6stios u casss q eprsAnA Ssui11A
ests, barns. bites and stls0H. JuN g
sUliabla, TOO. ies ~ sell, SosO lool
cold soeea caases eoseA oosUsAo -
eoothach4
Get h fren dvGuisss ir = snanA
II not sstisAsd reSisrn the b0ss1s ~
81 yos' .ssdy - -,
ka1seAst Jest ~ Wlsssi lvll
I'D CssmssssT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

f-r. WORTH, Texas. Jan. 30 80
Tex Iiickard, hosinH promoter. who
Nns here last night en- route 10 tho
Ranger oil field where he has some
holdings. announced that he wanted
10 arrange with Jack Dempsey TO
meet Jess willard. providing bemp.
-cy ruStainS no injuries between
now ana next July when the worlds
championship bout In to bo staged,
Tho fight will b. held In some
state l.xalirlnK such exhibitions,
Rickard said.
NEW YORK. Ian. so u 40 h
Dempsey stands ready 10 box J"rs
willard upon any tsrms agreeable
to Tex Rlckard. This statement was
made here today by DsmpsSy'H man,
aver. who further announced that
Dsmpsey would meet Georges Car.
pentier in an elimination bout he.
iuly Z. n such a contest was
considered desirable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
FANS EAGER FOR
RETURN MATCH
powacy willing but X. O
Claims Right TO Meet
Ted Lewis.
NEXT PROGRAM FEBRUARY II
Tulsa Il Hungry for More
Sport After Taste of
Real Thing.

TN" next fistic festival OF the Tulsa
Sporting club will bo staged fcbru.
sry T., II was announced last night
rs John J. Rclslcr. promoter
whether u viii bc return match
between Downoy and Laughlin or
Ianghlin against Ted Lewis, tho
worlds wrltorweight champion. de-
pcnds upon what Al lLppe docs with
Tho proposition TO send faughlin
ni-1lnN powney again before meet
inr lewis
while the original program called
for the winner to meet Ted Lewis
hero on that date, there wfu. such n
demand for another meetlng between
povney and Iaughlin arose yeTer-
aay following their sensational battle
~ "Wednesday night that Promoter
Eclslcr worked all day yesterday In
an effort 10 rcmatch the pair.
Jones Anxious.
Tom Jonca, powncy'A manager. de-
,iarca ne was so confident the Co
h,mbus boy could wallop the Penn
,ylynnian In another setto that hs
offered 10 let tho winner get away
with All the appropriation for thu
nrinclnals IA,uyhlin saii he was
vllur To meet powney again hut
he insisted that he was entitled 10
m. match with thu champion In hs
much ar ono writer had given him
ihc decision and the other had given
him a draw lie argued that this
entitled him 10 an edge on Downey
for the ttular affair. While Ne'Slcr
wa. getting into communication win
Lppe. Iaughlins manager, langhlin
took tho train for fhilndclphh, u
may be two or three dayr before u
da,i,te decision can be made ms 20
the principals. but ite'rler announcra
,osl,iyely that tho next show would
be- February II.
n, agninp, Downey or Laughiin
,r,lnst Lewis Tulsa appetiteS have
bc,n vhetted for the next scrap, Tor
1, promisos 10 he even better thhn
,h,i ~ Wednesday night ana thn'
was the hest In the fslc line Tuls'
ever has seen.
whu, the most radical Dowrey
,,,,i.ans thought the ohio boy en-
,uled TO n shade the better OF tho
sreunent on account ~ his clean
Lnorkdown IN tho fourth round. ana
Nhue tho most radical baughln
narti.ans continued to declare thaf
iauphlin should have been given an
edge because of his superior clever
mes, the general sentiment through. d.
on, tho city seemed To he that had
a decision been given II should have
been draw
o,o.,,aa, ~, 20 whv tho mar
.,., ., - ,roIor sn ouirk,y IN.
r.l,'" 49, r,,,,,., ,n .nyage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP YOU AT HOME
DR.. Kings New Discovery
Almost Never Fails TO
Bring Quick Relief.

Small dores once In while and
mat throat tearing lung splitting
cough coon pui"tA down Another
dose and hot bath before jumping
into bed, good sleep, and back to
normal IN The morning
DR., Kings New Discovery In we'll
known. For fifty years it's been
relieving coughs. colds and bron
chial attackA For my years 1, has
been sofa by druggists everywhere
A reliable remedy that you yourself
or any member ~ your family can
take safely. 90 cents ti20
Trnih Tho-- Stubborn i,owsIS
Help nature take its course not
with a violent. hAhit-forming putga-
tive. but with gentle but certain ana
natural laxative. Dr Kings New
Life Pitts Toinc In action. u stimu-
lates the lar bowels Sold by drug
Glsts svery~here 10 centa
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Mems Wear

BALTIMORE --- Reliable Clothing Co
Mrs r. Kaufman. clothing; Pennsylvania
BAITfNORE--H ". Rothsteln e. Co
Il. ". Rothstein. mfrs. mems. boys
and children's clothing; Pennsylvania
BOsToN--W illiam Filenes Sons Co.
c Heller mems suits: Coilingwood.
BUFFALC-Ciaw son 4 Wilson. -. Col
Inns. mems clothing. Breslin.
CHICAGO-Marshah Field Co. J. white
mems clothing; 1907 Broadway.
CHICAGO 49, Marshall Field Co. Mr.
Cnarlosrle. youths clothing, 1907 Broad
cHIcAGo-F. A. 1einingsr Co; p. A.
Lssninger. clothing. Somerset
SLEVELAND-E. Joseph. mems wear
pErsoIT--s A. Ro..nb.r mens fur.
.sning EoodA shoes. hats. clothing. Penn
vIIs,rt vpIIAs,irLtADELsHrA-D. Pearl. clothing
pirTsRURoH--wolk Bros; G. woik
"rpotTs@ss pra.ra, ., coming Psursylvania
III e6C hGH-~H. Lapidus Co, II
Lspldus clothing: Psnnsylvania
FgASok E~--Eeanoke Notiona "a w p
n1Eoln Underwear, hosiery and furnishin n
goods, Pennsylvania ~''~ 41] "''ii'"
q E1cH HksrER-SatfonaI Clothing ~o , T
faorwliz. mems furnishing good. snl
nsss; Commodore. e''o7 aHS
AsHlSGTON-The Leader frsr, v
n.se 'sn), mems wear; T. Tineroan ,ur
N',,,I,Es soods, Hermitage
nlLnl IA-Fftwell Clothes etorsn. ? ry
0p,a,s; CLOTHING and hats, Pennsvjvants
s,gr. IA-s1ines Clothing CO. Jacl
Spins Inen's trousers and bovs, r,s.s. go
11otck Pennsy ylyania -~ SN'eN
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Miscellaneous

1s,,s noss c.: Mrs. II: ,, Ballsntins. infants
4sth ST.; coiIIaswsood dha soolNf' wear 20 East
a-A1oad. ATnENs' xls,-I: Jssss c., I Jafts.
ATIANrA Gaotel Hot NaarupoTogsh auposy4s
Linen Co; g j. Griffith. furniture de- de-
partnent; Pennsylvania.
B5sTosNTe sTe gnissdsntw " Psansylysnia snns va
GOODS n.dak,n: eaats IN ,dfants hsbssrdashsry knit
ByFE'ALO--J. N Adam CO.; P. r.
Tb,,t;v Tbs,s; hosiery and underwear; West
81 1FFALo.~wiliiam .Hengerer Co: D.
1chSis. ST. hosiery and gloves; Miss M,
,rh,rt tslt, las hnis underwear etc; West
CANTON. N y. Bird. general line:
r, p sehmidt. trafne manage. G. '. " vii IL
iiams; y s...,s dolls, e,,,, rs Fifth Avenue.
Murphy, laces, embroideries. trimmings and
nandNerchiefs, Alfred Fanti, i1s West
rhlrIy,sscond l,rsesIsr Street.
Esssin, general department % store 20 iner. r.
=, DETKofT-,J- L. Hudson; Mr.. Mis.chel
si' s9E ri,s5 snn lnniors capes Asso. Mds. Corp.
y pLQuDsNE. psnn.---xaufrnan Bros. Mr..
,,,... ,raauifIsn, IN men . and women's furnish =
fNpIANAPoLIS--L 3. Ayers g. CO.; Mr..
t ~ wnson: pianksts met. and bedding; Asso Mds
>, JoHNSCNs CITY, Tenn.--w.inb.rr
Bros j Weinberg. clothing ana shoes:
LINNEAPOLIs~-Pow Mercantile f,o =.
-, hnnx, hosiery. etc. 2 West Thirty -sev. /.
,~ MUNcfE. Ind.--Kltselrnan Bros. ~.
piTTSBrRGt-~-Bo A Buhi: Miss M
r Eoe. arr embroidery; Miss G. a. Cooke
'nfsnts wsnr. li4o Broad way, 18th moor
:, READING. renn.-~-g Rudolph h 60
D. Endoign.. raEa etc. Herald square
., sAN FHANCTeCoR Veil a. Col J.
- - nhtsn. e.. oorg, clothing. IL East Twenty
sT LOuis---c- Miller. general iine;
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Commodities

closing was strong. Sales were 5000
bales, of which 1000 bales were Ameri-
can. Good middling was quoted at
19.36d. Closing quotations were: Emer-
gency contracts April, 17.04d; new
contracts, May 15.81d, June 15.5Od. july
lo.18d, August 14.83d and September
14.45d. Manchester: A fair business
doing; good demand.
Southern Spot Markets: Galveston
steady, up so points, at 27.25c; sales.
1907 bales. New Orleans steady, up 25
points, at 26.25c; sales, 2,472 bales.
Mobile nominal, up 25 points, at 26c +:
sales nil Savannah steady, unchanged
at 26.50c; sales, 359 bales. Charleston
firm, so points lower, at Csc; sales, so
bales. Wilmington quiet, up 25 points,
at 25.75c; sales, nil. Norfolk quiet, un--
changed, at 25c; sales, 100 bales. Balti-
more nominal, unchanged, at 27.50c.
Augusta quiet, unchanged, at 26.25c;
sales, 100 bales. Memphis steady. un-
changed, at 26.5oc; sales, $3.50 bales.
Houston quiet, up 80 p9ints, at 26.S0c;
sales. 2,787 bales. Little Rock quiet, up
25 points, at 26.25c; sales nil.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Park Union Prepares
To Start Business
New Foreign Banking Institu.
ton Will Soon Open Offices
i'm Several Places
Special Correspondence
Financial Rurenu

Financial Bureau
TORONTO, April T. Substantial
progress is being made by the Park
Union Foreign Banking Corporation,
The new company is an organization of
which the National Park Bank of New
York and the Union Bank of Canada
are members. The organization, which
has paid-up capital of $2,0OO,OOO and
a reserve of $25o,000, will carry on
banking business in foreign countries.
j. w. Hamilton, assistant general
manager of the Union Bank, told the
writer that representative of the com
pany IS now in Yokohama, Japan, while
other representatives are in San Fran
cisco and Seattle. At these three CEN
tres arrangements are being made to
open Offices. The executive Office of
the company is in New York, and in
addition an active business Office will
be opened in that city A further an
nouncement will be made when the
organization has completed its arrange
ments.
Mr.. Hamilton, when asked why the
enterprise was undertaken in coopera-
tion with the National Park Bank. said
that according to the Federal Reserve
act American banks were permitted to
subscribe to the capital of a foreign
banking company established in the
United States.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
General Merchandise

ABILENE, Tex.-W. A Winter. general
ATHENS. Ga.-Davison- Nicholson Co
A. H Dawson, dry goods. notions, ready
TO wear, millinery carpets. rugs and house
furnishing goods; 4O4 Fourth Avenue
CHARLoTrE. N c.-Lubln Furniture
Co; c. A. Brooks. representing; Pennsyl-
BALTIMORE--M Block general mer-
chandise Hotel Aberdeen.
chandise Hotel Pennsyivania
80 CHlcAG ',i CO DessaueT & Co.: r. Des-
DENVER-Louis Stern, mems clothing,
furnishing goods and womens and rnisses'
DETRoIr~crowSiieyy y'O Miinssrr ''cti coi; IN M
W w. Jeran. rndse. mgr Alfred Fanti. 11s
We. enLE4Gyy Th!Tty Sssen1 fsn1 street ru.n ..,.,
>, GREENSBORO. N c.--Han O. Co; e.
Ham, general merchandise; Jotsl Bres-
SIT. ART. N &C. Jarvis, general
NE% aaS"ait oNLEANsrs. 2'? fEsfl Disman Company
Lconard Street, room 2o4
go2ods; J. 4 .vesey, repressnting; iis west
Thirty. .sscond street. room 3l1.
PirTsgrkGH0pittsbursh Dry. Good.
s LsonaTd srsst MeYsisa9n raola soa aFspFs''"''ns
pITTsnunoH--J Shapiro. general naer-
sEXTrIE. Wash va aeuSrs, 'mWsst.rn .. G. Co.
p. O. Anderson. rndss. mgr: 50 worth
Street.
UTICA. ~. ". A. Roberts a Co.
J. A. Roberts. dry goods fancy goods; ".
= Roberts. carpets and general mdse
Commodore
WASHINGTON - A. Lsner (Paiais
Royal), dry goods; 226 Fifth AVENUE room
lAll; A C. Case. mdse- mgr. c. F. Wer-
ner. representing.
- WORCESTER. Mass-Denholrn e. Mckay
Co r A. Krirn. representing; gao Fifth
Avenue
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio-H s. Williams
president and general manager: McAlpin.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
BUYERS Arrived
this column by ep'""s ceS"an
s243 hetwe 10 m. and 10 m

SsA-lMaSa = TSanSoascr MRS. rompers; ia5i
hreIdESfSM TSfSMo'RRiE@crIppen & Reid: r. G.
Reid mfrs women's and misses cotton
dresses waists and middies: Pennsyl-
SSBla SBBlAaIr1MoRE-stuart Keith & Co.; s.
8. Fled. mfrs. ,overslis, drawers, work
BfRMINGFAM. AIa.-Caheen Bros; j.
Caheen. drygoods etc; Hotel Pennsyl-
SNfsi'FFA NRfsiT'FFALo-Frank. O'Gorrnan & srnit
Co Daniel Frank. mfrs. clothing. Mari
0'tGfff ffcAGo-Rothschild Co: j. J.
Foqrth g11Ir Ayenus y emu &, 10Th rot ioor 5o,,
Marsha llS5 Sied cS
oSf SfNc1NNITi-H xsysff 140I ssrqsaw.y 3 soSns
Frost domestic and wash goods; Hotel
cINcINNArI-Leo Rosenzweig. manu-
lanes Roeertson, silks and SESs yslvsss qG i1s
COLUMBUS. Ohio--Morehouse, Martens
Co: Paul sringer, domestics; A. Meyer
Weft We FMhirty MhT.g second SSiN Street Street
tens; p Springer drygoods; Hotel Col
>, DALLAS, Tex.-Perlsins D. &. Co.; H.
Ell PAso, Texas-A schwartz' dry
goods s- etc; Hotel Woodward.
~ - q ~ n hapian, piece goods
MoNTREAL-P. Glckman. dry goods,
NORFOLK. va.-B. Altschul Co.; B.
AltschuL drygoods, etc; Hotel Pennsyl-
PITTS RGH-Lando G. Son: NJ. Ian
DO D. w9olIsns 5,srs Is s Hotel Pennsylvania.
% r. trlIIIsBuRGH. Penn The
Big store; Max Lehman, Jobs silks, dress
goedbs; q 1851 Broadway.
ROME, n Y.-Burke, Stanley Co; F.
shanley sl linens. wash goods notions,
gloves ribbons. women's skirts and
waists muslin underwear knit underwear,
and Knit goods: Imperial.
san FRANC1SCO-The Emporium, r.
& calvin. domestics, fannels etc. Hotel
ST. LOUIS Dotschm Co I Doisch-
man; an; Piece goods; Hotel Aberdeen
ST. LOC1S-Carlton Dry Goods Co: +.
,snd w; stahlbsrg. ah,,o lates embroideres Hol-
ST. LoUIs-J. T. sara Co.; J. T. sara.
wholesale drygoods; Hotel Pennsylvania
WHEELING, w. va.-Hicks Hoge Dry
Goods Co; Mr.. Dixon. piece goods 256
Church Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Borie Now With Coethals

A E. Borie, president Of the Savage
Arms Corporation, yesterday an
nounced his retirement as the head of
that company. At the same time Cen
eral George W. Goethals stated that
Mr. Borie had become a member of the
hrm OF George w. Goethals & Co., Inc.
consulting engineers.
Mr.. Borie will continue officially con-
tion as chairman of the board of d.
rectors. 1t is expected that W. L.
Wright, president and general
manager, will succeed to the presi-
dency
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
House Furnishings, Furniture,
Floor Coverings. Drapery

PITTSBURGH H-Taylor Bros: r. L. Con
molly. furniture, carpets and rugs
Navarro.
PITTsBURGF-H. A. Miller. china and
glassware: BroZtell
IDENC.l-Dimond Co: NJ Rob
inson, furniture. carpets rugs, draperies
Central.
RICHMOND. - The weisherger Co.; H.
housefurnishing goods; al SsawSrS Vest Twentyl aHo
sixth Street, care Of Lewis.
SHREVE EPORT-Hearne D. G.. Co; F.
Pollard, house furnishing goods and up
holstery; 1850 Broad way, room 408.
YOU GSTOW WN.-The H S. Williams Co
!. l.. Small. carpets and rugs; McAlpin.
WESTERLY H B. Gavitt Co, furniture
etc: F. H. Gavitt. china, glassware
Continental.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
kilbOrn to Retire

Horace M. Kilborn, president of
the National City Bank for the past
fourteen years and for more than
thirty years in the service of that in
stitution, will retire from business on
April 30. According to the official an
nouncement of his coming retirement
yesterday, Mr.. Kilborn will spend a
great deal of his future time at his
estate at Deal, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

MCNEIL.
IF BRlCE REGfvALp MCNEIL son 90
tho late Captain Robert Mcneil of Panartn
Glamor rsanabire. viii communicate with ths
undersigned he viii hear OF soraethinx 10
his advantage
Any person who can give information az
10 the whereabouts OF the snid nrice Reg
maid Mcneil who went 20 Canada In iaft
farming near Roston, Manitoba. and aftsv
proceeding 20 New York IN iaft>waa last
heard OF a. a private Ia tho Z. e. Marines
In May. 1915. LIS also asked to cornnunieat.
with
ALLEN, pRArr a cBI.pARp.
~ and 90 Mount stewart Nuusrs
ferAtH. FrHisWf
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Wall Street Items

Hughes & der. members of the New
York Stock Exchange, have opened branch
office in Pittsburgh.
Heulings Lippincott has been elected a d-
rector of the Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey. succeeding Horatio G. Lloyd,
resigned
AT the annual meeting Of the New York
Transportation Company Fred L. Lavanburg
was eided to the board Of directors.
Harry Raebeck has been admitted to part
nership in the firms of Wright, Slade &
Harnckel-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08

AUBURN, Nee. r. Hunnewell Fur Co. ;
G. ". Cobb, furs: Murray Hill.
ENEIAND. Ohio. = Anles Co; Louis
Weinstein. furs; Alfred Fantl, li6 West
Thirty second Street
MILW AUKEE: Reel Quality Shop: Her
man Reel, furs. Waldorf Astoria Hotel