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Miscellaneous

|
naAT ADDIasoMii N; Is. rs, M. Lagrange Com;
| millinery; Grand.
ALBANY--w. M. Whitney & Co.; It. A
Moran, ivory goods: Miss Hall. art goods
11SS Broadway. room 1926.
| BOSTON-Filen's Sons Co.: J, F. Fan.
ney, silk shirts and socks; H. Schroeder
cotton and silk underwear: 225 Fifth Ave
BosToN--F1len's Sons Co.. e. Hahn
Jobs In leather goods tewelry and ribbons
s09s sss cS Ss Srsas
! BOSTON.--Jordan, Marsh Company
Mr, Myers. silk waists and sweaters; care
psny, D 2re scholl, sr. hosiery. and gloves
cLEvEIANDmBaileye iSSenea Co.: :'ras~ a. Ahrens
Ghildren's coats and dresses; 81 Yves,
twenty |9nty sEd sxth Street; Laurelton.
X. Zimmerman. infants wear. knit goods
ohildrens coats, dresses and girls mer-
ohendiss; eo1hfMRiTs 327o 55oadwsy. nS;asy
Mr. Il: @. Stretch: boys clothing; Assooia
ton Merchandising Corporation: 225 Fifth
COLUMBUS. Ohio-F. & r. Lazarus
II. g. Stretch, boys clothing, Assoc. Mdsg.
Corp, 225 Fifth Avenue.
ready Ready to wear Association Merchandising
nsdHGirS ns1d 6prierv L. Ia Hudson 3t Co.; g. Nc;
w
GRAND RAPIDs-coronet Corset Co..
W. G. Wright. mfrs. corsets and acces-
sories; Longacre.
TOMBSTONE. Penn. M. Nathan 6
Bros; A. II. Cohen, laces. mems and
women's underwear; 81 West Twenty
o DAyToN-Elder johnson; Mr.. Reilly;
general G gad ,171e m71erchandise: Syndicate Trading
DAYTON-Elder & johnson: Miss Hass;
laoes and embroideries; Syndicate Trading
Co.; 230 Fifth Avenue.
MILWAUKEE.-F. Polachek, general
line Holland House.
NEWBERN, N. C.-S. Coplon & Sons.
II. Coplon. general department store mer-
chandise; Marlborough.
NEW CASTLE, Penn.-Brown & Ham
ilton Co.. S.: G. Krewson, Jobs boys cheap
pants; A. Meyer. West Thirty-second
NEW HAVEN. conn.-shartensberg &
Robinson; ]. A. Foy. boys' clothing; D.
G. Alliances 4O4 Fourth Avenue
OIL CITY. Pa. b. Berry & Sons Co.,,
Mr Berry, representative; Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA-Str & Cloth
ier Mr.. Comerford, underwear; $50 Fifth
Avenue.
ELPH1A-strawbridg & Cloth
Ter: Miss O'Donnell: cotton dresses; $40
Fifth Avenue. =
ELPH1A-strawbridge & Cloth
Ter; MIR. ComerfordI underwear: 230 Fifth
Avenue.
ROCHESTER--B. Forman Co.: NIr.
Heinman; dresses and coats; Association
Merchandising Corporation: 225 Fifth Ave
nue..
:. SALEM. Mass-R. Mansfield, general
line; Broztel
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interpretations

ALBANY, April so.-The following IN .
o} gtass were filed WITH the SECRETARY
Empire Danish & Frenc h Pastry Co.
Inc, $4,000; Manhattan: baking business:
isidoTe re, Tenenbaum. Abram lWiegan, viii,
Speero, Levy & Wechsler Inc. s15. 600
Manhattan; textiles; 3. NJ. Levy, Ira A.
Weohsler A, G; sPero. 5e Fort Washington
=, Universal Rag Company, me, $1,000.
ma Manhaftan: dealing In rags clippings
Bette Levy, ,39l Broadway. New York.
Hipp. Didisheim Co.. Inc. $4oo, 900,
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House Furnishings. Floor Gov
erings. Furniture. DraperY

BALTIMORE Bernheimer Bros, A.
Deleve. upholstery rugs, mattings. OIL
cloths, pictures; 47o Fourth Avenue
KANSAS CITY-Emery. Bird. Thayer
Co.: j. W. Carlyle. draperies and uphol-
stery; 90 Madison Avenue.
UTICA--W. Harrison. BEDS beddings,
baby carriages and furniture; Murray
Hill.
Silverstein, carpets and rugs; Pennsyl-
vania.
sutoff. carpets and rugs; Alfred Fantl.
120 West Thirty second Street.
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Sugar.-Receipts of sugar at Cuban ports
last week were somewhat less than In the
previous week. They totaled 1921 TONS
as against 141, 1862 week ago and 124 400 a
year ago. Exports increased about 10, 900
tons, being e1,136 tons, as against 81,316
the previous week and 92,452 a year ago
Stocks are 1.015, ,221 tons, as against 971, 140
week ago, and l,042. OFT In 1918. Exports
to the United States were 76.065 tons, and
to Europe 1901.
Coffee Futures.-There was renewed firm-
ness at the opening Of the coffee market
was said to be good buying of the Septem-
Der option by houses with New Orleans and
European connections. Brazil cables showed
further advance there Spot coffee at Rio
was 3oo reis higher and at Santos 200 reis
higher. Late in the day prices reacted and
lower. So-''''
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Satisfied Judgrnents

The first name Is that Of tho debtor
tho SECOND that Of the creditor and dat date
when judgment was flied:
In New York County
Baugerter. Frederick Il. H.
DGTsky; rs ysiS Nathan. Sachs; April -. =.
Federal Sign system tillectritc)- a'so'''s
Inoandescent Supply Co.; April
MaSk. S wv Wilisrd.-j. IF. Taylor 81 s'sl's'
SAL; 81; JAM 81. ls17. ..S;.,..;.... 1.B4s2 2s
rhSmpson: w,lii&m. x.-M. A. s'''1'
wabs,n wTh1mDson; MIn; Feb IL 1919: ~. 1.sss.4s
Union Railway Company Of Now ''''''
1oInn 1ork City and Deviin Stable
c 1918 .;,..;;....;....... 800. on
aana- aaanc-S Devnn: June O. lsls... 8.6bt 10
Sains-Sams; fIn,nn April 2. 1919: ~. 1006l
onlon Yonkr NiS.wEy g. JJsmppa9MX Jspsp' M.rd, Of Nssw
Third Avenue Railroad tc;ompan;;; 1'l4sl'
81. W. HapHap3rt; g:b; a6. 1919. 100. 90
eaBner ,c,a Graham -Maingot; Jan.
saas..-h m r. wsdsxorth': Be-; 10. Als'a'
Thompson. william, An. 4. 's's.ao
stIam.a unompson; pnyd Jan 81 1919. i.sso.s4
consaIia.,sd; ayty IN. 1.us7ss
Engine Company--C. N. Over
no" '' al; Feb IL. lols...... 1870
In Bronx County
johnson. Gustaf A.. and O.
johnson building Company
Jnn' 1nn'Aas A. ,si"or'ng sgii"Sor'ng Company;
Karat. Yaan. lii. rsrm.t, 'sa''
'"hs 90 AsAs .'.............. s5.1z
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r, Fancy Goods and
JeweIrv
Leather,

BOSTON--Filene's Sons Co: e. Hahn.
Jobs in leather goods jewelry and rib
bons: 225 Fifth Avenue.
PITTSBURGH-Frank & Sedar; M NJ
Marks. silks. gloves. hosiery. ostrich boas,
neckwear. handkerchiefs. novelties. jewel
~, leather goods umbrellas and parasols:
36s Fifth Avenue. 10th floor.
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Business Troubles

Surety co.-People, eto.....,.. .
Lorraine, Lillian. and Fidelity &
1azarusl 1aspsltY He4scrtm HcGsfegRlo s,o};s+.n
LEVINE. Edward administrator-
N. Z. G. & Fl. r. r. r. Cot
Mich. samuei--s. wooiier;sit;eiina ct
Msn,eri.. Louis and Fidelity T.
Casualty Co. OF New York-Peo-
Mallett Contracting 8 supply Co., Co.,
Inc. Mayhew ......,.,.... !
Bindery bhnss STOCK co.}-Hudson ,
Minton. Maurice M. b. Austin
sNiederce. Katharine--J. A. Chard
PpaEnrro' ps1msr 1nI"n1n vinoenz0-A ,RioShara,,
1itlrer, inr,n.,, Lorenzo s.[Pinsky Tall
Schmidt. i7abeth-D. Stewart.
seidl. Rudolph. and Frank J.
seidl (Fredman Milling & Man.
utsoturang Co.-Hinriohs. Bra~
sparry. Charles-N. Barber 8
Sigman. Fred-New York Butch.
ers Dressed Meat Company.... 2
Slsgel q Barnett. Inc.-Kutay 8
Sloane, Mary w r. Fletcher. s'SS
Turoff, Morris--J. A. LIT ....... i
Wiliard H. Barse. Ino.-vacuunl
Oh CoIhpany ..............,.e 2
Wood. Martha--M. Hodge ct al.s /
In Bronx County
Albert. Samuel J.--B. s. Lcben.
thal ...>i,...........
Brown. Michael t.-Anheuser.
Bernhak, fGa Harry Harryy.s. iw;einer1......
Koenigsberg, Johns. Weiner...
Mueller. julius and Mueller VAL
entine Company--A. Adelman,, &
Massoni. Paul. ]. Cross. 2
Orth, Charles--S. Zamek .,,,,.
Rosenfeld. Hattie, and Gertrude
Mandel--W. Woerz ...
RUPERT, Jacob--E. Coraleskf... 2o.i
Same--R. Coraleski .,.,..,,... 8'i
Whitney, James Az. Gates,.r
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
Observation-Disclosures
4 T, Trrc

score, 56@59c; lower grades, 54@55c;
unsalted, higher than extras, e4@64hc;
extras, 63@631ac; frsts, 61@62c; Sec
onds, $4,000; state dairy tubs, finest,
60@601ac; good to prime, 57@59c;
common to fair, 47M56c; renovated,
extras, 51h@52hc; firsts, 49k @5OAc;
lower grades, 46@4Sc; imitation cream
cry, firsts, 4S@49c; ladies, current
make, frsts, 46@47c; seconds, 44c;
lower grades, 42@431ac; packing stock,
current make, No. /, 43Ac; No. 2,
lower grades, 39@42c.
Cheese.-Receipts were 4,e42 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh fats, colored,
lb, a2@32Ac; white, 32@32Ac; average
run, colored, 91%c; white, 31%c;
lower grades, 30@31c; twins, specials,
whites, 31% @32c; colored, 32@32Ac;
average run, white, 31&c; colored, 32c;
lower grades, fats, held, 37@39c; twins,
held, 37@39c; Wisconsin, whole milk,
twins, held, 34@39c; fresh, 32@32Ac;
single daisies, held, 35@3Sc; fresh,
white, a3c;, colored, a2A @32hc; double
Young Americas, held, fresh, 33@333ac
state, skins, specials, 23@231ac; prime
to choice, 20@22c; fair to good, 15@
19c; lower grades, 6@14c.
Eggs. Receipts were 67,199 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 471kc;
storage packed, extra firsts, 4615 @47c;
firsts, 45As@461sc; gathered, extra
firsts, 46@461ac; firsts, northerly Sec
tions, 44H@46c; southerly sections,
431a 045c; seconds and poorer, 41M43c;
dirties, No. /, 40@41c; No. and poorer,
36@39 1ac; checks, good to choice, dry,
39O40c; undergrades, 34M38c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, hen
merry whites, fine to fancy, 52M53c; or
dinary to prime, 47@51c; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 47051c; Pa
cific Coast, white, extras, SIC; Western
and Southern, gathered whites, 46@50c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hem
merry browns, 48Q49c; gathered brown
and mixed colors, 440471ac; duck eggs,
nearby, Indian Runner, fancy, 66667c;
Baltimore, 62W65c; Virginia, 55665c;
Western and other Southern, good to
prime, 55@62c; Far Southern. common
to fair, 4oc; goose eggs, 90c@s1.
Hay and Straw
Yesterday year ago
iarso baiss: :. ;s&soo@ - $4,000 So 90
Glover. No. nxd $500 q 5000 $4,000 26 90
Rye Straw. No. I. 1900 1900 1900 -
Orchard and Field
Yesterday A year ago
Beans. IN marrow. s -
Psas ss0tsa s~ bS s ssSS sse sS ss sss
Apples Bdw, bol 7.00@fS.O0 1000 S's5
Gr Gra pefruit, box. S.s5@ 700 $500 200
Oranges, box... 1850 7.75 5000 $40
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the debtor:
In New York County
Arrow Water Meter Co, Inc.
Henry Kahrs and Emma NJ.
Kahrs-,r. Fisher. ............. sA7A7.
American Railway Express Co..
J. Abraham. .............,... 500.
Brornuacher Elise (American Toy
Mfg. Co. .)--ciaflin. Inc: ....... 1,oae.
tionai Bank OF oreenport.. N. =. A.als.
rick---I. II. Clarke ct al. 7o5.
Bornwallat Arnold. and Fidelity
and Casualty Co. OF NJ y
saaso. so''Va wizard H.-vacuiuiiini OH ''''''
Bersneg importing corD.-Maa
slsss. gs1h Lillian lns Mn smith: smith. s5iss 5ssssss
Cohen. 6amusl--F. >3uchbergsr. 1875
Cohen. Max. and Fidelity and De-
posit CO. Of Md. People. etc.. 1900
cehsn. sydnsy--s'nger Sowing
charIos !. cambpsil. 'inc.-w. x. A'N
Bonnen ...............-..." 2s2
Is"1,sa' BE- Tosseh' Florence-lBrcc,kiyn SsS'
Do ns'snts vsidor u JosspSs.M -; Walter, III III
Dale. Percy J--E y. D"lie.... sos.
ooldman, Abraham--Hahio O.. z7o.
Georges Flower Shops. Inc.---Hen-
oserss's Flower shop. fnc.--iiis;n.- '''''
Gregg, Iichasi~~g ~gachman Bros. ''''
osrtbs. Jnstus m.-~H Il. sisson.. IN, ,s79' s79
HsI,on' Itsl,ss Margi'-,A; a 4 e. n@gsa9rn 1861
Krsisishshnsr. Leopold .~~ Joplin "''''
L.asss:Ssyy. sss:Sssyy Hsrrys. HSss D.i.aia.ay. Alss. lss;
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FLINT. Mioh.-warrick Bros; W, r.
Carr. drygoods and notions; 1888 Broad
way, Sd floor.
JoHNsoNBURG. Penn. Deiohes e.
Store; ]. Weiss drygoods, notions and
clothing; Pennsylvania.
MILWAUKEE - Espenhain Dry Goods
Co.: J. j. Blumenfeld. merchandise man
ager; Imperial.
MINNEAPOLIs-Powe Nero. Co.: dry
goods; G w. W; Warnock. merchandise man
MONTREAL. Que.-Arsene Lamy. Ltd,
drygoods, notions and carpets; R. L. Bell,
merchandise manager: Commodore.
NASHVILLE. Tenn:--A. Minter, general
merchandise: Prince George.
PHILADELPHIA Franklin Sweater
Mills: A. I. Ltohtenstein. representing;
Bresin.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y.-McCurdy & Robin
son Co.; j. l." Geraghty. general manager
and merchandise manager, 141 Madison
Avenue. care Of Leonard.
TOLEDO. ON. Miller. general mer-
chandise; Breslin.
WASHINGTON. = c. Frank. general
merchandise; Herald Square.
WIIKES-BARRE. Penn-W. Israel.
general merchandise; Pennsylvania.
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Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Livestock. fair to
prime. 400 ID. 4
Dressed beef. sides
I'D lp.....-.,.....
Live veals. COM
mon to primo,
100 10.
Dressed veals, city
10.
Live ewes. 100 ID
Dressed mutton. 10
Live lambs. fair
to primo, 100 ID
Dressed | n nj b S
city. lb. ......
Hogs. 100 tb...
Dressed h o x s.,
bncon. lh. 80.
Mess boet. hbl.
Mess pork. bbi
Lard, Mid West,
100 ID .......a.
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Offerings to Buyers

f.xgys. z,of,MAwe, COATS. sUfTs,~--Jobs
snzpyy styles 20 cjoss out at qsry low
%,xSexs, > s. q, ~ West z7th ut, third foor.
=
lsxYHH. DcL1dA%e, OATH<-~Wonasrfui
asz9fkmsGt 10 Gloss eet. Hisppsr Bros.,
a. Wess 9Th ~,
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Buttcr.--Receipts were 1850 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
10, 61M @62c; extras. 92 score, Gle;
firsts. b9h 06ohc; seconds, SO to 81
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es for future contracts follow:
Tea

, Cables from Japan state that the market
has opened at prices 25 per cent higher
than last year and that the quality of teas
IS not as good. 1t is said that all the tea
offered has been taken by the japanese for
home consumption. These reports have
stimulated business here in Japan teas.
Quotations for lots of SO and 100 packages
follow: "seo
GREENS
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Frrrs

PITTSBURGH-Rosen Cos
Sherwin. furs; Pennsylvania
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Sugar and Coffee

Current A year
prices. ago.
Sugar. granulated. per b.. 9 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal, per lb. .... 7.2S =
CoFee' Co{Fee sio sIntS No. Z Per lb.;. 1s34 s7s
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01

PATENT FOR sALE Co snanufac.,sa
ceiient dsvioe TO catch nies and other IN
sse,s, can be made from glass or tin. rraru
aaAenar. Sex o., Clayviuss N. r,
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Judgments
In New York County

Tho following Judgments were nled
yesterday, the first name being that Of
the debtor:
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Classified Advertisements
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKS

LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBooKs
LoST.-Bankbook No. So17s2. The Greenwich
City. Payment stopped. Please return to bank.
No so4s21. The Greenwich
Savings Bank, 246 & 24S Sixth ave. n. Y.
City. Payment stopped. Please return to bank
Savings, ESQ Fourth ave- New York. Pap
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
No 120,s42 of the North
River Savings Bank Payment stopped.
Return to bank, 81 West 34th ST.. New York.
No l92,es4 of the North
River Savings Bank Payment stopped
Return TO bank. 81 West S4th ST.. New York.
No 762S75 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per,
son having claim to 1t Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having the said passbook can
ceiied and new one issued.
S22,451 Of the Emigrant
-, Industrial Savings Bank. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION, $40
Unlimited driving, etc. guaranteed. In
cluding machine for state examination
until license secured. B. NJ. Co.. 1904
Lexington ave. (SSth).
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR and
for free booklet and 1 a Sors pass Vest sde
Y. NJ c. A. 3l7 West 57th St
HELP WANTED MALE
BOY TO DO BoTTL1NG and labslnne,
good pay; steady work. Alpha Manu-
featuring Co., is East 18th st.
Experienced assistant;
quick, accurate, good penman; preferably
typist capable of developing with fast
growing concern. Woodlife Co., 262 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn.
BILLING CLERK, acquainted with Moon
Hopkins billing machine or willing to
learn; quick, accurate; good opportunity
for advancement Woodlife Co., 262 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn.
experienced, to solicit trade
for the ice business. J. H Bode, 156 East
SD street.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS
Have Big Incomes.
we train you by simple practical home study
Particulars from Registrar.
P. o. Box 90, Times Square Branch.
HARDENER, first class bench forger; all
around mechanic; IS years experience in
machine shops; competent man. Demar rjian,
210 East 25th Street.
OFFICE BOY wanted; must be bright and
energetic. Call. Taylor. Clapp & Beall,
109 Worth Street
you have real ambition
and a dominant personality we have an
opening that will enable you to earn on
commission an average of 500 weekly
selling commodity in universal demand
Spence & Co.. Madison ave-. New York
STOCK SALESMAN
Industrial and oil securities. Quick action
on the leads r@e furnish. Commission. See
Mr.. Frizelle, Room 702, sos Fifth Avenue.
TENOGRAPHER-You man, one or
two years experience. Apply Davidson
Tool Mfg. Co.. 60 North 9Th St, Brooklyn.
statesmen
with automobile accessory trade following
to handle easy selling product repeat or
1ers unsolicited: commission. Cali or write
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

CoOPLE. Danish; chauffeur and cook: ar
6b7 Sixth ave. AeenoSs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUTCHER SHOP for sale; good toe n..
chinery. computing scale. cash register.
electric meat chopper, marble fixtures: sail
All tor Sl,ooo give lease; owner. sS years
In this place. retiring from bus.ne,ss a. aan
cash, rest In note. SlS3 Boulevard, Jersey
City. John Leymann. "eS
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Detective Agency

Detective Agency-shans
~ owing confidential Investigations, 90
81 East 42d. Phone Murray Hill 2748
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IRISH MINERALS AND INDUSTRIAL. pryrrxDr-
ment Company. ss Westland Row. Duhn irrIsna
,eAcetr.c fai,"ays. public utilities water fi,h.s
oit Q industrial and mining enterprise rro,nnt"d'
hIposed bond and stock issues placed u4sh ts,.e
pcah bankers and nfcAelr. Underwriting nr,,r,rst
Tor eorporatons Mining and other exsn,n stscrs
ana reports made by we'll known ensineers
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
BUSINESS CARDS
Garnet Cleanyuv

Carpet Cleaning
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM.
PANY.-Cleans by compressed air, steam.
hand M or on floor: 419 East 4Sth ST. COE &
BKANOT,. Telephone l32 Murray Eill.
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HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION

AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION, $40
Unlimited driving. ETC.. guaranteed. in
Guiding machine for state examination
until license secured. B. NJ. Co., 1909
Lexington ave. (SSth).
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"
FURNITURE WANTED


HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FURNI-
ture, antiques, pianos, bric-a-brac
books art. etc. GABAY. SIS University
Place. Phone stuyvesant 2S77
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CaAUFFEuR. colored; experienced; private
West 1896 ST. -oASoA' avn
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la R;--Couple. colored years ex-
Forde, 81 West 155th st. 0'''---' % 'is''''
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HARDENER, first class bench forger; all
around mechanic; IS years experience in
machine shops; competent man. Demarjian,
210 East 25th Street.
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profitable work. day and evening classes Send
for free booklet and visitors pass West Side
I. NJ c. A, 317 West 57th st.
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The first name is that OF tho debtor
when Judgment was flied:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY TO DO BoTTLING and labelling; {;
good pay; steady work Alpha Manu-
featuring Co., is East 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01

Rye-Market lower.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Cash, No. 2 West Sl.8O S18I1a S2.4S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24

WASHINGTON. Julio 25.-En
vista de la mejoria en- Ia salun del
Pnesidente. 81 medico lie perm1tio
Que reanudara sus conferenclas con
los ~senadores ~repubEcanos, scbre e.
rratsdc de paz Y e. CONVENE de la
Liga de las Naciones hoy. Los sena-
dores I estuvieron a conferenclar
con ell Presidente fueron Mr.. Page,
por Vermont; Sterling, por Sur Dako-
ia: Mclean. por Connecticut, ' New
berry. por Michigan.
FL scnador Page esnoZo franca-
mente al Presidente sus objeciones
al tratado de paz V manifesto que por
81 parte no 10 aprobaria. FL Senador
sc rehuso a decir, fuera de este, una
palabra mas acerca de Ia conferencla-
e Senador Sterling manifesto que
nj 81. ri ell ~presidente m~encionaron
dnrante ia platica. Ia question rela-
tiva a. arreglo de Shantung, zero que
Ciscutleron en- camhio, el articulo \
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24
SESENTA MIL SOLDADOS
AMERICANOS DUERMEN
Ell SUENO ETERNO
EN- EUROPA
Solomente en- Francia hay
cuarenta y siete mil dos
clentas treintd y seis
tumbas de guerreros
de este pals

WASHINGTON, Julio 23.-La Sc
cretaria de Ia Guerra ha anunciado
Que para Ell ola ultimo de JUNO de
este ano, Ell numero de sepulcros de
soldados americanos en- suelo de Eu-
ropa, era de 57,919, segin los datos
proporcionados por Ia Oficina de Re-
gistro de Tumbas en- Europa. Esos
sepulcros estan distributes a saber:
En- Francia, $50 cementerios anne
ricanos con 1925 tumbas de solda-
COS Y marines a~mericanos; 6,779 Sc
pulcros en- $50 cementerios locales
~franceses: 2.073 sepulcros en- 9S &C.
menterios en- Ia Gran Bretaha; 1858
tunlhas en- 81 cemfenterics en- Alema-
MIA: en- Beleica, en- dos cementerios
403 s%epulcros; en- Russia 1883; en- Lu-
xenburgo, ITO en- 8 cementerios y
en- Italia IS en- II cementerios.
Fl trahajo de registrar los sepui-
ros americanos Y poneries cruces
cor el nomhre del finado, ha queda-
do va terminado en- IA Gran Bretaha,
segdn Sc dijo por Ia Secretaria de
Guerra. Los rs soldados que Sc ha-
Han sepultaGos en- Italia, van a ser
coloeados todos ellos en IN cemen-
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Sc INTENSIFIED La -.
AGITACION PCLITICA
EN- LA ALTA S!LESIA
Los polacos Sc prepardH para
opoderarse del pals por Ia
fuerza ST ell plebiscito
les es adverse

BEUTHEN, Alta Silesia, Julio
23.-Dia con dia Sc intensified ell
sentimiento publico en- la Alta Size
STA, o motive de Ia question de 81 csc
Estado debe permanecer siendo ale
man O debe pasar bajo Ia soberanla
de Polonia; Y alemales Y ~poiacos, que
forman los PARTICIPATES nucleos en- el
pals. Sc aprestan d s~osterer sus ten
dencias, no solo EN- el campo de Ia
political, sine hasta ell terreno de
IA lucha armada, 81 fuera neccSario.
Por de pronto. los aiemanes V los
que s%impatizan con su causa, insis-
ten ZEN que ell eIemento polaco del
pals, temiendo que el rlebiscito Que
habra de decidir Ia suerte de Ia Alta
Silesia, lie sea adverse, esta prepa-
randose para epoGrararse del pals o
Ia fuerZa V hacer que ell ejercito del
general Halter. cue Sc halla en- Ia
frontera. vcnga a ocupar ei terrific
rio silesiano. 81 tai cosa Sc lleva a
efecto, los alemanes dicen que inun-
daran las ninas V el mundo sufrira
entonces mas Que Ia misrna Alta SHE
sia.
Mientras tanto, el pueblo Sc halla
empenado activamenfo en- Ia camra-
ma politics v las caiIcs de todas las
ciudades Sc ven llenas de genie
constantemente, cue rermanece has
ia despues de media noche, vagando
sin proposito definido alguno, en- to-
dos los pueblos mineros y fabrics
del distrito.