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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
GATES WANTS HIS
 INTERVIEWS EARLY

Washington, March 10-(SpeciaL)--S. J. Catts former Alabamian, now True American" governor of Florida, refused while attending the governors and may ors' convention in Washington last week. to talk to newspaper men about the league of nations, or his alleged contem- plation of a seat in the United States Senate.
 He spoke, however, at length regard ing good roads and other issues. respect ing which controversy is impossible.
 He revealed a sidelight of considera- ble interest. The representative of the Jacksonville Times-Union. talking over the telephone with the governor, asked at what time he should call for the purpos of securing an interview. It was then about o'clock.
 "Oh we'll" returned the governor, T will see you at o'clock
 Tn about two hours?" continued the correspondent.
 "Oh, mo- replied the governor. T meant o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The newspaper man showed up at the Powhatan hotel at ' o'clock the follow ing morning, and the governor, having bathed and shaved and broken his fast, received him with great cordiality.
 Mir. Catts explained that he was an early riser, and at the same time, was able to think more clearly in the morn- ing than, after days turmoil, in the evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
 GREETS MISGRQXE :


 Washington, March 1O.-tspecial.)-Ihe Anti saloon league of America in tor- nal bulletin issued to Washington cor respondents. gives at great length the views of L. B. Musgrove of Jasper who has just returned from Paris.
 The league declares that Mr. Musgrove has residence in Birmingham. This how ever. is not believed to be the sole error the league has committed. For in course O. the alleged interview, it puts in MT Musgrove's mouth strange reasons Tor his convictions on at least two suhJects'
 Mir. Musgrove is charged with basing a prediction that the entire world would soon be dry on commercial efficiency of sober people According to this theory rivary in the world contest for money not an overpowering inclination to virtue and morality. will drive John barleS- - corn" from the face of the globe
 Another argument forced into the mouth of the Alabamian concerns the constitution of the league Of nations MI; Musgrove is charged with haXing sal" thai a league will be formed, and that the Tinted states. unless it becomes a. member will be regarded as slacker nation. He runs counter, in his arsu- ment. with the idealism of President Wilson. He is made to father the ldea that the league is being formed TOT lhe purpose of discriminating in favor or It's members and against nonmemeers III -t9 . business relations President wilson $ idea is that the league should be formed in an atmosphere of idealism. it's mem bers knitted together in determlnatloh to deal fairly with and upiift all peo- ples of the world, .s
 In this connection, MT MnsgroVe N is quoted: "If the United States refuses to enter the league of nations u Win pe discrin1inated against in business, in tar fir Iegislation and in other ways when will effect our interests commercially Tor generations to come.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
COwan Receiver for the
 Lively Motor Sales Co.

A. S. Cowan has been appointed re- ceiver for the firm of L. J. Lively Mo- tor Sales company by Emmet O'Neai' refereeI in bankruptcy.
 creditors petition praying that the company mentioned above be adJudged a bankrupt, was filed by Charles J. Allison, clerk of the United States dls- trict court yesterday. MT. Cowan has qualified for the receivership and has made bond in the sum of 5000 Ths creditors petition has not yet been ad- indicated as the company is allowed five days in which to file returns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
'Wear-Ever" Aluminium
 Demonstration Is On

Mrs. l. c. Honegger, representing the Wear Ever aluminium factory, Is Tn Birmingham for the purpose of putting on a demonstration at the Robert Prow- ell Stove company's place at 1920 Third avenue. She will continue the demonstra ticns throughout the week.
 Mrs. Honegger will show Birmingham housewives the economy of using Ever Wear aluminium cooking utensils. To- day she will cook hot cakes on Wear Ever'' griddle without particle of grease. Tomorrow she will cook whole meal at one time on "Wear-Sver roas- ter. using just one burner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
BRONZE BUST OF
 GORGAS UNVEILED

Washington, March O.-(Special.)-ln the library of the army medical museum, a bronze, bust of Maj Gen. William c Gorgas former surgeon general ot the army, has been unveiled.
 The bust is by P. Bryant Baker, fellow of the Royal British society, and grad uate of the Royal Academy of Arts of London who also made the marble bust of President Wilson exhibited last spring he held prior to the beginning of the war
 During the absence of General Crowder in Cuba Brigadier General Kreger, re- turning from France, will serve as judge advocate.
 Secretary Baker declares that the de- motion of Ansell has nothing to do with the controversy regarding court-martials. i Representative Royal Johnson. who served at the front, thinks differently. 1 He has asked the Secretary several point ed questions.
 1 He wants to know what caused the de- motion of a man who before his testi- mony, was awarded the distinguished service medal for distinguished work as judge advocate. He wants to know why | Anseu will be superseded by man whom he outranks in the emergency and
 in the regular establishment. He wants also to know how Ansell can serve as lchairman of a committee named to re- view court-martial verdicts when other
 members of the committee will be of
 superior rank.
 The Ansell case has developed into | what is tantamount to a sensation. in the Corcoran Art gallery. The bust of General Gorgas was much admired by the POO people who witnessed the un-
 yelling exercises.
 Col William H. Welch made the open ing address and then drew aside tho American flag with which the bust was Iveiled. Secretary Baker then paid a high
 tribute to the great work of the dis tingushed Alabamaian in eliminating
 yellow fever from Panama and Cuba, ant | in preserving the health of the arm, during the recent war period.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
I0DcE NOTICES

a stated communication of .MFAM King Solomon Lodge, No 1SFHeSSy2 460. A F. x A Nj. will be 1SgTX held Tuesday. March II, at ESsYlg\ D. m at the Masonic Temple, /NE 9th Ave and 18th St. Trans
 action of regular business and work. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to visitors. .. D. sec'v W. M.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
YOU! ]!
you are the judge & the jury, J ~ U. you are inc big boss, s s 2. y0ur satisfaction is OUT first consideration

The important thing is what you think of us and believe about us-not what we think of ourselves. We're close to it; we see the fine qualities of our merchandise; we know Blach's values are unmatchable-butw we want you to know it. Come in-well show you. Test us out. If Blach's goods or Blach's service don't prove absolutely satisfactory, you get your money back, without question.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
CITATIONS

Washington. March 10.-The comman- der in chief, in the names of the Presi- dent, has awarded the distinguished
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
ANSELL CASE HAS
 BECOME SENSATION

Washington, March W.-(Speclal.l- Brigadier General Ansell, who during the former absence of General Crowder, served as judge advocate general and who later. aired before an investigating committee sharp differences between General Crowder Secretary Baker and himself. regarding court martial rules of procedure and extreme punishment meted out to minor offenders, has been reduced .n thn ,.a ralc of lelltenant- colonel. which
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
Total
SECTION TWO
Iotal .,t.........t.' =. :. '' WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETE Elk MINED, PREVIOUSLY REPORT ED MISSING IN ACTION

Mathers, Private Charles S, Jackson,
 Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
DANIELS AND BAK FIR
 POTU GOING ABROAD

Washington, March 0.-tSpecial.)-lh- formation published in this correspon- dence that Secretary Daniels and Secre- tary Baker will go to Europe. has been
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
Cola. Cause .Griu and Innuenxo

Colds Cause Grip and Influenzn LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause There is only one "Rromo Quinine.'' D. w. GROVE $ signature on the box. BOG.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Buyers Coming

BATON ROUGE. La.-The Farrnbacker
d. G Co.. Ltd. s Farrnbacker. ready
to wear, dress goods, millinery; j. r.
Leonard Co., l4l Madison Avenue; ex-
pected July 2S. 1919.
DULUTH. AInn.-F A. Patrick Co.
Frank c. Deery, jewelry, leather goods
II A. Bentson, white goods linens, laces
embroderies. handkerchiefs; care +. w.
Gwinn. 200 Fifth Avenue; expected July
20.
DULUTH. Nlnn.-F A. Patrick Co.
Thos. Reynolds, merchandise manager and
superintendent Ii. c. Hail. toys. glass,
china: VIM r. lIoffstetter, draperies.
rugs, furniture; care r. w. Gw!nn, 200
Fifth Avenue; expected July 20.
DULUTH. Minn.-F a. Patrick Co.
Miss r. Shub'sl>y. hosiery; Miss M Simp-
son, notions and art linens; Miss o Cyr.
toilet articles and drugs, care f. w.
Gwinn, 200 Fifth Avenue, expected Aug
ust 5.
WAHPETON. y D-F q. Callan. F. G.
Calan. waists. suits, gowns, skirts; Prince
George; expected July %
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Miller, general line; Her

TOLEDO-H. Miller, general line; Her
TOLEDO. Ohio-w. L. Miner Co.: Miss
o. Rosenberg, waists, petticoata kimonos.
house dresses. negligees. D. e. Toole, mer-
partnent. "A Fanu. 116 West Thirty SEQ
ond Street.
millinery; Broadway Central.
TROY. ~ Y-H. II. Butler Co.; H. H.
Butler, ready to wear; Fellows Buying
TULSA. Okla.-sco,t- Halliburton Abbott
Co; j.. G. HALLIBURTON, misses, childrens
weaT; 71sG Igoaa%ay I'm iGST Gbn ready
to wear; Shapiro Rosenbaum, ITO
Broadway, room 500.
UTICA, y. Y.-Ross- Hogan Knitting Co.;
c. Ross. knit goods, Latham.
wAsHlNGTON-M. Goldenberg L. S.
Reese, linens. Cumberland.
II. F. Brown general merchandise; Miss
Eaudeureaux, drygoods; Miss Lashus
suits skirts waists; Mrs Bodin, coats
WAUKEGAN, Il-Rubn's Department
store O.. Rubin, ready to wear; l.. d;
Rothschild Co.. 54 East Twenty third
WAYNEsBORO. va-white Bros; f.
White, general department store nerchan-
VEST POINT. Miss,-Rosenfeld's Ladies'
store Mrs Rosenfeld, ready to wear;
Wi WiiLIAMsPoRT. rsnn"Hayman 0How@s Bros
II. Heyman. women's clothing; Herald
Square.
wear Co. w. Harris. mfrs. muslin under
wear, Brcslin
WlNsTON-sALEA1. y. C.-Kanns. Inc. ;
Max Rubenstein. 16 West Thirty first
Street.
WINSTON- SALEM. ~ C-Roscnbacher
e. Bros. A. Rosenbachcr, ready to wear,
millinery. general lines; Claridgc
WORC ESTER. Mass. s.-Denholm- Nc Kay
Co.. e l.. Rafferty,, upholstery. carpets
J. NJ. Robertson, ready to wear, 23O Fifth
Avenue. 18TH floor.
YORK. penn.-Krnnicx Bros: s and A.
kranicl. wclry, etc. Pennsylvania
YORK. Penr.-Mc Lean & Sons; G.. E.
klincdinst. domestlcs. linens; w. r. otter
miller, mems furnishing goods. 432 Fourth
Avenue.
YORK. Pcnn.-P West Sons G. Co :;
Miss +. Pearse. house dresses muslin un-
derwear; a77 Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

r X ED ERlCk CHARLES SANTAN
appointed Morris Israel receiver. under
$500 bond. for Frederick Charles San
taniello. trading as the Sandele Company
commission merchants, SO Union Square.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
sceduIes In bankruptcy filed yesterday
lNDUsTR1A1. DEVELOPMENT COM
PANY.-Schedues Of Industrial Develop
IIn,r nent Company; 80 Cortlandt Street, show
Principal claims are: Daniel D. wylie
;ss e oa0 tGa ,I, Eitth Avenue Nationa! BANK
sss'ooo; g0o ssn,n Mount Vernon Tr1st Company
Kelly. $500: Edmund Fish. s3,ol0. At
torney's name not given.
MAND1A GROCERY COMPANY. INC
Schedules of Mand!a Grocery Company
Inc. As West Eighth Street. show iiabili-
ties Of sl2?2s and assets OF S.25o
rn rpncgl ,sss claims .nnsoaa are Austin Nchols
Packing Company. 1919. Kenneth G
TRHNK S H2YfN rayf Row Is ths S,t0rTsy
schedulcs Of Frank Boylln Company. Inc
ladies cloaks and suits 1859 broadway
snow snsSo liabilities Of sl7.1ss and assets OF
Cloak and Suit Company. s2s7: Mayer
Bros, $3.50; sprygcn e. Marks, s4s4 J.
Carl Becher, 22b Fifth Avenue Is tho at
torney.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
The petitions in bankruptcy filed yes
wero follows:
SAMUEL EDELsTEIN AND SAMUEL
mIl |, MAN.--Voluntary petition by Samuel
nd"Istein and Samuel Loitman, tndivid-
uaIy and MS copartners trading under
nc firm name OF II. L. .Tucking Company
a57 South broadway, Yonkers n Y. show,
lahll litics Of $2.l75 and ITO assets prin-
1ipn Claims nr": Rosie Kreigcr. $3.50,
Josorh Grecnherg. 5000; g. Hchlnff. $500
Wilinm HAcht 81 Chambers Street. ia
tho attorney
JACOB ITZKowrrz.-volun pet,.
t,on by Jn6ob It.kowitz buyer, 100 mas,
l7oth Rtreot. shows liabilities OF t1t-Iit
ma assets OF $3.50. Principal claims arc,
i'eld'ng Bron.. &2s2; Mo~ris NJ. Lcssler
, Ierlo, $40 broadway. 10 tho attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

tan; J: Jacobs. S. Bcrnheim. NJ. NJ. Gold
schmidt. 299 Broadway. New York City
Silberman & I.!chtenstein, Inc, $50, 900.
Manhattan; realty, Bernard Lichtenstein
Iillie l.ichtenstein. Hyman II. Silverman.
81 West ll5th street. New York City.
Mayrose Mills, Inc. $24 1000 Manhattan;
mfg. cotton goods: B. Manner. N. Main
ger Morris Rosenthal, 433 West 124th
Street. New York City.
+. Griffin G. Co., Ltd. 800 900: Manhat-
tan: general shipping and forwarding
business: Ra ph j. NJ Bullowa H. l.. Chey-
ney, l.. E. Brown. 32 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Sardinia, Once Cranary for
Rome, Now InCultivated

Sardinia was formerly one of tns
principal granaries Of Carthage anu
afterward of Rome. but to-day the pop
ulation is centred in villages ana
large part of the arabic land remains
uncultivated
Throughout the slopes and valleys 2,
the mountain districts agriculture 10
most primitive in its character.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Bagdad Merchants Have
Extensive Field for Trade

Bagdad supplies the Tigris Valley a., as
far north as Mosul and vicinity. assV
the Euphrates Valley to the north~es'
as far as Der-el-Zor.
To She northeast very large quaint
ties are sent into Persia via Herman.
shah and Hamadan All this business
is supplied and controlled by me''
chants in Bagdad.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
CARRIAGE WOODwORKER; big wages
237 West 55th st

OFFICERS WANTED FOR THE NEW
MERCHANT MARINE. Experienced
men can secure free training for a license
as deck officers and engineer officers at tho
schools Of the U. S. Shipping Board.
Course in Navigation. six weeks. fits for
third mates license or higher; open to
men of two years deck experience, or to
men who are graduates OF high schools
Or colleges and have one years experience
On a ship OF 1000 gross tons or over, or
ensign graduates of tho Naval Intensive
Training Course and having four months
service at sea on the bridge. Ocean or
coast wise service accepted, half time al
lowed for fisheries, for work on lake.
bay or sound.
Free course marine engineering; ono
month fits for third assistant engineers 5
license or higher. open to men OF mechani-
cal and engineering experience. including
locomotive and stationary engineers, ma
chinists on marine engines. graduates OF
mechanical engineering schools; graduate
onsigns of the Naval Intensive Training
Course after having four months service
as Junior Engineer officer at sea, and
marine oilers and water tenders.
Apply Harold L. Alden and A. B.
spauldng, 57l Jersey ave, Jersey City. N.
J., Prof Edward c. Wesselhoeft and Prof.
E f. church. Ir, The Polytechnic Insti-
tute, 8o Livingston st. Brooklyn, ~ Y.
John r. Lewis Chief Section 2, 20s
South 4th st.. Philadelphi Pa.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Quarter of liaEv Can Be
tsed as Pasture Land

The kingdom of Italy has % per cen'
of its soil repre- sented by pasture anu,
while the corresponding proportion ios
Sardinia is 80 per cea1. In the k'nk
dom the land under cultivation repre-.
sents As per cent, and in Sardinia It Is
fraction less than 80 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

The first name is that of the debtor tho
second that OF the creditor and dato IL
when Ia. gii.s 1T VAS fled.
In New York County
Fyke. Ios-ph. and Maryland Cas-
ualty Company-People. etc.
December 6. 1918 (vacated) . s. 900 90
Stevens. Willard b. and Florence
MI. X Bryan. March 20
1918 (released) .............. 1.s74os
Stevens. Willard B.--J. X Bryan;
May L. 1915 (released) 1890 O4
Stevens. Willard B-G w Wea-
Yer, June II. l9l5......... l7aa7
Davies. David A-City OF New
York: December l4. lols... 1920
Silverstcin. Elas-E. * Frank
ct al. November l. l9I7.. c343b
Wass, Albert, and Enma-F. G.
Nea!e. Inc. May IS. lalG.-. c4csl
Mckenna. Hanna ga Dorley.
January 20. 1919 .............. e.osb e5
Rarish. Meyer. Saymon: De-
cember 81, 1918 ....... lss4l6
Tette. Otto. and Fctte Perfume
Company. Inc Camus.
, June 2s. 1917 ...,..........., slo2l
ran r.. Ida r. Mabel O and
Mcliora E.-L. Culhaver June
a. 1919 ........,.......... leesbs
Tooolsky, Charles-H. Leir.; May
81. 1905 .............. 800 "a
kenney James MA. ~ Mendel-
son; juno IT, l913..... l11sl
schultz. Carl W.-O Dusau.set
ct al, December l6 l9l5... 1911
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that Of tho
debtor:
In New York County
Barr & Co.--J. w Bell. jr ct al s15o55
Cohen. David - Commonwealth
Carson. lias'e Charles e.. 0c'p G. G Common ''0
wealth Hotel Constrn Corp. $50 40
Cassidy Patrick J.--Calion Me
tallic Vault Co o................ l6497
Anderson. Albert Al p Nc
Doyle. Walter I.-commonweaith
Hotel Constrn. Corp.......... 1870
Emerson. Harris F. - Common
wealth Hotel Constrn. Corp. I0s 25
Elder. John c. - Encyclopedia
Britannica Corp...,.......... 2374o
C'hllnnovit7. Raymond--Common-
wealth Hotel Constrn. Corp. 2o4 20
Duffy, Michael il w Never 2os *
Granville, p. Gordon Encyclo-
p1dla britannica Corp....... 3l2O3
HrlsEs' HasrN s,ewart,.e'. ss,rt, w. Horton 2'o5s
Rorle;l:s & Co. Inc. costs.... 1896
tooke. Walter CT Il Dangler 2aS 80
Hauser. AbrahaN-E. Well. 1850
Elizabeth Barabn. Inc-Intorna-
tional Magazine Co......... 35o41
1nternationa! construction Corp.
Kerwin, ny q Frank a x - Common. 'l0.'S
Klsd SsH'2 Sa9hanH HSfs' H0nsFn Corp n 70
knouse. Chares--H. s Morris ~ .2o -
Kaufman. VIM. B.-J. Macpher-
Lefllowitz. Hyman a. II
Levinson ................ ls2o4
Leonard. Batholoney E.LColr
monwealth Hotel Construction
Laconia Contracting Co. Inc
Manhattan Sand Co, Inc.. a5545
Leo, John p. Alfred j. Boulton
ct al, as Board OF Appeals OF
city OF \. Y.-B. LYMAN. costs 1870
Lumax Mfg. Co.. Inc. Master
Machine Tool Co. Inc ......... 12o447s
McDougall, Mrs II .J-common-
wealth Hotel Construction Cor
.poration ........ ,........... ooos
Mlnter' Ergar W.T. ". Brill 2la.ob
Newman, Charles l-Starobin
Electrical Supply Co.. inc. lsss7
Mcintosh, / J.. & Co. Inc.-W.
F. II. Tuprer ............. 1871
Moore. John w. Oohn w Moore
& Co')--Standard Engraving
Company ................. lb4se
Moss Herman HI a zizelman sa7 20
F. T. Chandler. lr. ct al . 2s7o4s
fhris William "A '. Haas. ll23.3A
Nooslor. Bernard j.. jr.--Com-
nonwenith Hotel Construction
, Corporation .:.......,., ,.,.... 2sl2o
sufforn. Robert u. and Edward
G. tSuffern Suffcrnl-R NJ
ClnHgow .,,,.,.,.........,. slOs5 55
Sharon Baptist Church. Inc
Westin a. Stcinbrnt ....... s37a4
sutton Jcese P.--Commonwcalth
Hotsl Construction Corporation l2o 70
Weisr, Isaac ~ and Gertrude-M
Trcundlich A,..... .......... leeo ob
Wcinroth. Jacob-Commonwcal
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
BOYS

An unusual opportunity is offered to
boys in our electrical departments and
electrical laboratories. Those who have
had q High School educa ton preferred
applicants must he Is years of age.
Employment Off1ce open from to 4.
Western Electric Co., Inc,
81 BETHUNE ST,
near West ST. six blocks south of 14th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOsT.-CADILLAC TOURING CAR,
on June -. from Bedford ave. and Dean
St, Brooklyn; motor 67E-3o3 license
1866: painted red; substantial reward
Phone Broad-1971.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
HELP WANTED MALE

AGENTS.-Experlenced to sell our new
telephone ntensifler. "Baryphone" now
proposition with unlimited field good COM
mission. Nobehr 6 Brede. Ill West 42d ST.
AGENTS with capital and high class can
join us and make money. Walker (store),
1857 Broadway. SD ct.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Rugs
Typewriters
In Bronx County

Deane, Zoe olive j. Stephens
December :. l9l6...... ....----. ss''-'
Sharp. Ernest. and Joseph J..
Novernber ~ 1ai- az sssH
Sonnenberg, Frederick-J. Torz- .
sinski. August IL. 1913 ........ $50"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Cla assified tising
HELP WANTED FEMALE

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
with the prospects OF rapid ad-
vancement to higher paid post
tions is offered young women
between the ages OF is and 20
TO do Clerical Work In the once
OF Corporation.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Some High School Training de-
sirable but not essential Hours
--9 TO 5-Saturday half holiday
the year round. Salary $1,000
rer week TO start Write stating
age and education 20 Box T2G
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
HELP WANTED FEMALE

ALL types wanted for motion picture and
vaudeville productions. TO those who be-
lieve they are talented and desirous of en-
tering q good paying profession. call and
see us Immediately; experience unnecessary.
THE ALLIED FILM PLAYERS AND
VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE. 247 w 4Sth
ST. Licensed and bonded booking agent.
GOVERNESS wanted to take entire charge
of my SON. eight years old; must be
able to teach and prepare him for school ;
high salary. highest references required
position open August lst. Mrs G. G. Bar
nett 17ol Park ave. Asbury Park, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMAN.-To the man Of education
personality and refinement, who Is
sincerely desirous OF making a perraa :
nent and profitable connection with a
nationally known financial house handling
nothing but the highest grade of rnan-
cial holdings. on commission basis would
suggest that he call Worth e94 and ar
range for interview.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
LOST BANKBOOKS

LosT.-Bankbook No. 2ss.7s2 of the
Franklin Savings Bank, issued to
Frances Simpson Payment stopped.
Please return to bank. 65S Eighth ave,
New York City. All persons eau
toned not to purchase or negotiate same.
LOST-Bankbook No s77.324 Of Bank for
Savings ESQ Fourth ave. New York.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank.
LOST.-Bankbook No. l.oo7.727 Of Bank
for Savings ESQ Fourth ave, New York.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 63.63s of United
States Savings Bank OF New York Pay
tnent stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST .-Bankbook No. l3472S of the Ex-
celsior Savings Bank. 10 West 23d ST.
Payment stopped. Please return to bank
LOST T.-Bankbook No. e27.414 The Greenwich
Savings Bank. 246 248 Sixth ave. ~ Y
city. Payment stopped Please return to bank
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
74TH ST..16i WEST-Large. we'll fur
nished room. private bath. electricity
American gentleman references.
SAITH. sc W-Large double room. clean.
cool, nicely furnished kitchenette tele-
phone.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Business Troubles
RcceiYera in Rankrunfcy

FREDER1CK CHARLES sANTAN
appointed Morris Israel receiver. under
$500 bond. for Frederick Charles San
taniello, trading as the Sandels Company,
commission merchants 80 Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that of tho
debtor:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE
WOMEN'S APPAREL FOR SALE

MANuFACTURER Will close out hs,.,.
OF stock OF silk georgette tafreta or .Os waes
dresses below wholesale prices "a " sno
st., 6th floor w. sten
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
..salisheN judgments

The first name is that OF the debtor tho
second that OF tho creditor and date II
when la. gil.ert Mas rlca