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New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Woman Assails City
Tells Hylan 100000 Gained by
Protiteering Belongs to League

Mrs Julian Heath, president of the
Housewives LEAGUE, added another
knot to the Day-O MalieyHy an Hirsh-
field tangle yesterday by writing to
Mayor Hylan. She charged that the
100000 surplus accrued by the city
was the result of protiteering and be-
longed to the housewives. She charga ID
incompetency, ineficiency and exploita-
tion of the peop.e by the Department
OF Markets.
The exposure of the disgraceful and
incompetent conduct in the Depart
ment of Markets under your adm nj
stration calls for immediate action on
the part Of the citizens of Greater New
York" Mrs. Heath began.
The Department of Markets has
been maintained at a great expense by
the taxpayers of the city, who natural Y
have been looking for some return
from the money spent. The departmen
has been since its inception under the
careful scrutiny of the Housewives
League. To date no benefit has been
discovered except to those whose
salaries we have paid
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Wedne sday's s
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

crss'nsry, hishsr than essIas ~, 's.s
70 s5rs' seors S. 7se rsss ss rs;s ,o
score. s2964'sc; seconds. SO to 81 score. 5s
gsO1so; lower srades. g g Sc; he'll high
esHc; frsts, sl@ssc; seconds. $50
Soc unsal cd. hie than e>1ras IN
S ses5rss eS'Tss "a s T. ss. Irsts 60 sc;
70Q Tic; good to prime. Sa0s5c; common
to fair 5s@62c, renovated. extras 5JW
ss1ac hrsts. ss0s71sc; imitation cream
hrsts. SO q 53c; seconds. 5ols @51c; lower
grades. ss q sos; packing stock current r re
lower grades 4s a 4sc.
theese-Re ceipts were ss5 boxes State,
whole milk. fresh. fats coiored or w lit. 10.
22 a 32lzc; ayera.e run, 81 '.c; held 4 IS
81 ciais a2ls @sac; average run. 81 q
80 &c: lover grades. 90 csc &C: twins. spe-
cials colcred or white, 81 Il a SEC. average
run. s1o' lower grades, 2s9 30 &c wis,
81 iso single daisies fresh, 80 q 5Sc; held.
80 4 q 033a@c: double daisies. fresh or held.
~ ee32s.c Young Americas. fresh, $40
&c: cheddars, Canadian in bond. q e
d 81 nc: state skins. specials. ~ % u
il Wi7c; lower grades. 70l3c
Eggs-Receipts were f742 CAGE Fresh
gathered extras. dozen. 81 @93c; extra
Arsts SO soc; sirsts. SO @ SIC; seconds and
poorer, 7o@s4c; hsid, frssa, frsts ss q 7ec
lies SS" No. l. < SOC &c checks, good 10 SS choice.
dry. 4sM50c: Refrigerator. special marks
fancy. charges paid. sac 55c: hrsts, 629
sac seconds 4sW51c; under grades. 400
45c sterilized, 57@64c; dIrties. SsQ44c.
cnecks S64ssc. whites. 520s0c; state,
Pennsyivan MIA and nearby Western hen
extra arsts a2@ssc; under grades 500
asc. pulle,s $50 s6c Pacific Coast whites.
ex press extra to extra frsts. 9:c q 81
arsts 92Q97c pullets. 500 sc: other
western and southern gathered whites,
0na3c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
emery browns fancy s5D'sc; gathered
oroyer mixed colors, gathered. fancy. 81 %
. .. .. .nDlNa. s q DC.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Girl Duped by Mock
Marriage to Benedict
Wooed, Won, Fled and Now
He Faces Jail
Sentence

A jury in Kings County Court yes
terday found Louis Goldman. twenty
one years old, of 10 varick Street
Brooklyn, guilty Of having gone
through a mock marriage ceremony De-
cember 8, 1918, with Elizabeth Kilroy
twenty years old. Of Maspeth, L. /. Ee
will be sentenced Monday by Judge
Howard P. Nash.
Miss Kilroy testified that or Decem-
Der OF last year Goldman. whom she
knew as Edward Lambert, took her to
a place he said was Borough Hall
where some man issued what was called
q license. The following day. she said
they returned 10 the same place, and
another man read q marriage service
They went to live at & boarding house
at 407 Berry Street.
July s last, 1t was testified, the sup
posed husband left, saying he had busi-
ness in White Plains. When he did
not return within three days she called
on his parents and learned for the frs.
time that mis- name was Goldman. She
stated he walked in while she was there
but departed hastily, saying ne would
explain all later" subsequently, Miss
Kliroy swore, she discovered that Gold
man had a wife, from whom no was
separated,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Commodities
Cotton

For the s-st Sine IN the recollection
az son'e of the oldest men In the cotton
trade. the governments estimate OF the
crop issued Yesterday afternoon was above
any @, the private estimates published
fsre during the last few days. The report
sndica Ing a Yield of ~ $50 600 bales excilld-
.ag linters. consequently took the market
entirely b. surprise and was followed by
very severe break rr YrIces Nervous
ness over the continued decline in sterling
exchange and uncertainty as to how long
ooai restrictions might ne maintained had
led 20 considerable liquidation before the
report was issued lmmediately upon It's
appearance the selling became more active
sn excited WITH the break extending to
.10s for December and 3.9s for March
N I've late trading. or about Ito to 100
toints net lower on present crop conditions
T1s close was at practically the lowest
With the tone easy at & net decline OF
= TO 100 points
rhe market opened at decline OF IS
1oirts on peccr ber but generally un-
changed 10 points higher in response
70 ne sett ent OF he coal strike There
we're few December notices. however
'shich led 10 rear-mcnth liquidation, and
moving net losses OF about 25 to ss points
shere slight rallies on covering IN
styance OF the government report. bur
hey net Increased offerings AMI the sell
ng was general N the lare trading al.
hough foreign interests were credited with
Buying on 2 scale down.
The indicated crop OF II $50 600 bales
Compared With yield Of i2,04o.5S3 last
ear and Z five year average Of l3,S47-
rs represents rerr moderate outturn.
ru' Il was about h4.f a million bales above
re average Of tire private estimates and
nsa-iy IS much above the end Sc pternoer
Indication.
Reports that An er barge had been placed
~ expert treie h from south Atlantic ana
su'f ports vas factor on the early de
eline vlie selling here by brokers with
"a stern bslt spot connections vas accom-
nar4sd by reports of an easter spot basis
aout hern spot markets officially report
80 were unchanged to lS5 points lower.
The local SPOT market was quiet and
s5 points lower. az 3s so for usiddlng. No
Gales w=r- reported.
ne range OF prices follows:
-. .--A.. tl-Il
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
tne iate months were to Ys points net
9o0 barrels. w.
The range of prices follows;
Wednest1av's
SUGAR and Coffee

current rear
prices ago
Sugar. srannlated. per ID
Sugar. centrifugal per 10 ~
Coffee Rio No T. per To- 1874 1914
Coffee Sa ntos No. a. per 10 as -
>ugar-There ia an impression In some
sugar trade circles that after the turn Of
the year the dista Mt positions may ease off
httle, although st the moment the mar
ket holds steady. with full prices obtain
aoie for nearby sugar. Operators appear
20 oe the only buyers. refners still hold
ths on Refined sugar unchanged.
Coffee Futures-On the call the market
advanced to 21 points. with scattered
trade demand in evidence. due possibly to
feeling that there We're Indications Of a
more settled primary market where early
OFFICIAL advices reported gain in Santos
futures of rs to 275 refs. with the m.lreis
price at Rio unchanged. Later prices
worked downward to f5.soc for March and
70 1900 for May, or is to Is points low
the initial figures with trading quiet
Around midday special cable reporte ed
Santos futures 100 to as reIs higher and
this. together with private advices that
r.m Offers both from Santos and Rio were
higher and that steamer freight rates had
advanced sharply to s1.30 per bag. caused
covering. prices working back TO the open
ing level and closing at net gains for the
day OF Is to 81 points
Owing to the fluctuations In the rata OF
Brazilian exchange .irn offers
scarce, but those here indicate led much
higher market. The local spot market
was quiet. but steady at 15c 20 i5Ac for
Rio - and 25c to csc for Santos AZ.
The range OF prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Bessie Abott Left $l37,89I
Transfer Tax Appraisal on Es.
tate of Singer Filed

Mrs. Bessie Abott Story, opera singer,
who died last February 8. left an estate
of $137 ,891. She made no will and the
transfer tax appraisal filed in the Sur
rogates' Court yesterday shows how
her estate was divided. Mrs Francis
Josephine Piekens, her mother, received
life interest in s79,3S3 and one-half
the personality of s2l,517. Mrs Jessie
=. Lyle, a sister, receives the other
half Of the personally and the re-
mainder on the death Of her mother.
Mrs. Story had an apartment at 927
Park Avenue and q country place at
Westbury, L. l., her personal effects
IN these amounting to s57,223. Her
lewelry was valued at about S25 O00,
and included necklace Of ninety sever n
pearls, So 5000; diamond and ruby ring.
Sl.45o; three-stone diamond bar pin,
Sl.l40; diamond chain sl,2i5; Plati-
mum watch set with diamonds, $1,000
and diamond brooch, S1.l50.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Attack Camp Site Purchases
Republicans Assert Land Ac-
uu;red I]leyaIIy After Armistice

WASHINGTON, Dec, N.-Charges g
that millions of dollars had been ex-
pended Illegally by the War Depart
ment on land purchases at army camp
signed, were renewed the House to-
day, when bill authorizing expendi-
ture of more than $9,OOO,O 900 was taken
up by vote of 267 to II, after sharp
political clashes.
Republican members asserted that
me post-armistice expenditures were
illegal because the department used
funds appropriated for war purposes.
Democratic members replied that the
expenditures were made to carry out
contracts entered into while hostilities
were going on.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
STORAGE NOTICES
Metropolis Storage Warehouse
SO WEST l33d STREET.
New YORK. Dee 5th, 1919.

NeT Y ork Dec. cth, 1913.
To Nrs NANNIE BOYD. Ma FAY
SMITH Mira E;N ELyS ROBINSON
Mrs Nj FREEMAN and Mra MAY DuNS-
TON You and each Of you her by
tiled that the time for the payment Of
our len upon he property hereinafter de =
scribed having expired after due notice
thereof had been given you. we will cause
such property. 10 wit. Household furnish
ings. comprising beds. bedding, chiffon
lers, bureaus. chairs. settees tables. stands,
sewing machines. china and glass ciosets.
crockery, glassware Kitchen utensils.
plated and silver ware. cutlery. portieres
curt aims. ara peries. carpets. rugs. bookss
bookcases. brio al brac, pianos pictures
trunks and contents. linen, wearing ap~
par-l, desks and Office furniture. part!
ticns books tone machine used for max
ing covers OF beer borrles). Personal eS-
1ects, merchandise, etc. a. enumerated In
ihe warehouse inventory Issued so you by
this Warehouse. stored by YOU or IN YOU.
name (or in which you NAV have iS-
terest) In the Metropolis Storage Ware
house. to be sold al public auction.
cording to the statute IN such case made
and provided, at 81 West t3sth St.. New
York City. on Saturday. Decein beT 2c,h.
1919. at 10 a. m. and il the saIs tbs reor
Ia not completed on said date the vii.
be continued at the game place @a.'s.
and every Saturday thereafter. beginning
at 10 a n. each day and continuing
until all The goods arc sold.
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Clothing Prices to Continue
Upward Climb in the Spr;ne

CHICAGO, Dec. i1.-Clothing prices
will continue upward next spring
Charles E. Wry. secretary of the Ma
tionai Association of Retail Clothiers
announced to-day.
The causes Of high prices are be-
yond the control Of the retail dealers
Wry declared, but members Of the as
sociation are preparing to hold further
price advances to the minimum
Popular price suits, which sold be-
fore the war at $25 and now retail at
$50, will bring sec or more next spring,
Wry said.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
iOl. Taken in Strike Raid.
To Be Tried as Conspirators

DONORA, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE 101 men
arrested by state troopers last Friday,
when the officers raided steel strike
headquarters here, were held for the
February term Of the Washington
County court after hearings today.
All the prisoners were charged with
conspiracy and intimidation TO prevent
men from working in steel mills here.
Ninety Of the men were released on
bail and the other eleven, unable 20
give bond were returned 10 The county
jail at Washington, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Divorces Movie Actor

An absolute divorce was granted yes
terday to Mrs. Emma Metealf, OF
Woodhaven Boulevard, Woodhaven, by
Supreme Court Justice Fawcett in
Queens The defendant Earle Metcalf,
is . motion picture actor.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

and satins from $3.50 to s1.67h.
Mems shirt and women's waist manu-.
facturers are turning to the habutais
and pongees for material for their low
priced lines, and some dress manufac.
turers are taking on good quantities
OF Japanese and Chinese satins for
their production Of spring garments.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Satisfied Judgments

The first name Is that of tts debtor, tho
s@"~r7 chat % the creditor and date when
Judgment, WAS rled
l.irrsall, Avis S.-W. I. Eosei
Bracket Mary H;-lryins Na-
4si i'is Eighth Ave. CO.. inc-rerry '''
& Tench Co, Inc; March II,
4si Eighth Ave. Co.. Inc. John
.. Devlin Construction Co. Inc.
John o. Devlin. Edward L. Lar
kin and John A. Larkin--Louis
Bosse-t Sons Inc. July 6, 1917 s73s7
Hafner. Eliza oeth-J. Marshall ct
=, al: May u. 1915 ...:,f.;;; ..s ;nn,. ssl.ss
E.-Emigrant Industrial Saw
ings Bank; May II. 1913 .....- sia.2f
shangey. VIM. PC. Haas: Dec.
stuart. Jeanne A.-rrustees of the
lsiT >1s e...'"............ a.24sss
Same. A. Digan Jan. 8. 1918 o,6-s.s,
same-N- Y. Edison Co; Sept
sans.r 4 Disan' April Ia. ss,, :,
II. W W. Gossard Co. Harris;
Dec ., 1919 ;:...:.',. $4,000
Bank; jan .. lso1.......,... l,s27.s7
Feb. 81 1916 {canceied) ....-. sai.ls
Buge. Bernard H.-German Ez-
loaneeledj er' '............. s,saois
Greenberg Mendel VIC. @.
King. July 20, 1913 tcancelied) f,524.s3
Puge Bernard H.--Iierman Ex-
change Bank; Sept "a. 1917
tcanceledi --..-....- 4,SlS.36
Nov. 2s. 1918. s.............1 1850
Smith. George p. and Sol c.
Recommendations Bank OF
Commerce OF Rochester, July
Z. l9lI fc~s~-
Scale. Arthur &C. B. Bentz:
April A. 1919. 1913
Same--Ivan r. johnson Co.. Inc;
Oct :, 1s17 s17.................. 9e4.z3
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
The range OF prices follows.
n d. -AM.e OF urlres snllnTa
enrt hern Nnnt alresfnn nnis


Is points lower a. 4lc; sales. 2.24s bales.
Nev Orleans s1ea IS. % points lower at
ss.i5 sales Lars hairs. Savannah nom
ma 700 lower at CSC sales. nil. Norfolk
quiet UNCHANGED q SIC. sales, nil
Augusta steady g points lower at CSC
salAs, 35s bales Memphis steady. so
points iower az $3.50. sales, 1850 bales
Fousio or steady. us lower at 2sc 81 les
297s bales. Little Rock uu 4 100 points
lower at 3ec sales. s7s ba es Dallas
steady. lsS points lower 5s.555 sales,
ESQ bales. Fort Worth quiet, 1875 points
lower a. 1925. sales 290l bales
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
usi1ess 'I'roubIes

p,nsrhrT. Alfred C-s Cohen.... 1as as
r-,S' et al :........... s3o2 20
NY w G Atwater .............. 500 %
CO ..,;;..... ....... ...........s.. gil 20
Brown Co ...-............ r7s7ss
r, GTass ~ p, co .:.-........ 32s.s5
r,5ai ooNC 1derhill Clinch 3 Co.. ss,7s
~ n -, st1.o - - smith costs 1l0.G2
gesssr "ssT WON " Son % =, 1929
MOTORS lnc--J Tower. 1895. So
Jossnstone. VIM w--B Bar 4
son inc ..'-.........-..-.. s5o4.oa
Eaiuner heroert l.'-C Quinn 5,13232
- iik, John-Peo pie, etc.,. 2E0 nG
h1sopt lsidor E.--Louis De Joar
Ksta, Harry - Frank J. Lennon 'Ss'a
LbiSln Dora -.rson,s; n,,,;..t:..... 80 a2sss
MehleT Philip W-M 5 raxicab -'''O0
Mao Julius ami sarah ar. >0aaE srazoL 90 is'''2
=, Merchants MI Bank. ....... 1000
"es@ljy' rsa !, sNn. Nc Fmchas schiesin-
Moro, Louis, and Maryland casu '"2'''
Na1 srty ,oG Co-Peop'e, etc :...;.: 100000
SON Inc ....... ........,. 3ss65
"a ie-S 'erwood Beers Co...... 2s1.O5
Same-Schenck & Schlichts Inc 4t4 90
Metcalf. Geo DR. W pe Forest 1892 e.
Man7ineta, MADEIRA Gold Mining
20 and Geo l. MetCalf--R W
pe forest :.;;........:......... Si.s41sT
lo5 Wss{ s5th St corp. Inc-N 4 1'''S'
1,, tiuck ......:. ..:.........-,..... 1883
Co. ....;..... -: 80. Go2.3o
farros. Nicholas. and Nj surety ''0'''
=, Co-~Peeplo. etc :..:,......... 500 90
costs .:........ 1os4s
Rene, Anna e SC Wallace. 5000
costs ..................., 1885
Co. .-.......... ............. i734s
Harry c, exrs-sv Robertson 1s33ss7
ssrnssa sssrns-san1s ''.'''''''. ''... ss7oS y
strauss. Mark IF L. Houston. Ssass
same-same .................. i.o7ot5
sc,.,l..' sem, aranq--J Hurn.. ;r::.. isaac
\. Vt Durham. ......'..,.... i.l2asi
Scnuka. karl-Peo pie. etc...... 250o0
Townsend. James 3 i" Cable. 3,2s445
Military institute ......... 242l6
Wolsson Chares-~FranA J. Len
nois Co, ..................... 1880
Elre r. r. Co: costs........ 1873
Wen Tracing Co., lnc.-W J.
ziener. Adolph o-R schaeffer 5509.asSs
i.oesch 4 Co. Inc .......... IO7ss
Loironia, Nakita-People. etc.. 200 90
In DrOny County
Blakeman. Charles III. kap-
Ian ............... s5O.s4
Bach, Leopold. and Elias kueber
Fl Roger ...,.....-....... 1915
Cardlnale, Mchael-M. Cardinale 55.l0
Levy ...............,..... ssst
Leo, jose cph-P Ruitmau. s2.73
Ssme-Sarne Observation-Disclosures t2.72
Nathan M0ritz---J G.. Einberg, 1S7.f5
Hamilton Institute ....,...... 12S.to
man s7s7s
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
usiness News


Buying by
OF ne demand
factor IN the markets " N 's "po'''"'
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

OFFERINGS TO BUYERS

DRESS GOODS, NAVY BLUE, 80 PIECES
COTTON WARP 3S-INCH. s5 CENTS
30 DAYS NET. DECEMBER DELIVERY
BECKER, AMSTERDAM, n. T. BECKER,
GRAMERCY 124o.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

Inc l0iioNlng Judgments were fled yes-
terday. the first name being that OF the
debtor:
Andrews Constant A, and Porter
Atiee--W c Atwater . ss33 "a
Alpern, Harry and Joseph-S
Kornbiub .................... +ifs.o7
AoIel. LOUIS Mcdonald ..-.. 1.2Sa.2l
Bonner. Hannah-L Oppenheimer 1SOs5
Bloom Lillian or SILK. and Mrs
Henry Bloom-E n Cattle
q Co '......;....... soos4
Bonner. Samuel 40 w Barns
wal .,;...;., ............... 1.i9ls2
Bunt. Thomas J and Samuel
MISUNDERSTANDING Building
supply Co. Inc ............... $s2os
," paiiv-Ssfiie -......... $3.50
Groohs' r' Aoe--Seople. etc ESQ 90
Bauer Charles CIV l. Hervey eT40Ss
Cuppy. Hazlett A Ward ct
al. costs :.............. 1880
Cooke, Thomas y smith r4os5
Cambria Holding Corpn-F
Ca oarvan ....;..:; 80. s.al47s
Chaee, Charles G-Frank j Len
men Go -. 1.os5.s7
Co ...................s i1azo
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
80 ---- --.
CHANGE Of NAME
CHANGE OF VESSELS >Ay

change OF VESSELS >AMt.
UNITED STATES 'USTOM SCR yICE.
Collection District No. 10, Port Of New
York-~No1ice = hertDy given that unders
chapter l07, laws os 1851. and article sa
Customs Regulations Of 1915. and IN pur-
suance OF authority granted by the Cosa-
missioner OF Navigation, on tbs appiicA.
tion OF
ASTIAHCO NO. }. INCORPORATED,
the name OF the gas LAKE MO-
HONk. burden 2.ia4 gross TONS officiaf
mum Der 2is.102. has been changed t.
ASTAAHCO III
BYRON r. NEWTON,
Collector of Customs
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
COTTON STATISTICS


liverpool rabie<-Spot cotton in rnoder-
a.e demand at 6 points advance on the
basis feoj for middiing Sales. 6 200 .
American. o 600 Imports. 5000 Amer
lean 9o0. Futures opened steady. 81
20 10 points advance. closed barely steady.
OecsrNer points lower and Others to
o points higher Dec mbor. 2S.14d Jan
1s7y 44.@7t: March. 2s.i7d: May, q SD
July. 20 5si. October 1S.57d. Manchester
Yarns I'm COINS lair businsss dolng
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
livestock. Meats. Provisions
Yesterday Year Rxo

Live steers fair 70
prime, 100 lbs. s13 90 @ $3.50 $500 q 1S 10
DR. sscA beef si0es,
10 .-...-..... .16V 2s .lsT 17
Live veals. COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ..... II op23.oe 10 90 y Il 90
Dressed veal city,
10 gag ~ .@-B .aV
Live ewes. 100
lbs. ....-..... 6.oo0 800 500 @ 20
Dressed mutton.
city. lb....... 100 .1o .12Q II
T,r. ~~-d lambs
city. ib....... .z0D .s6 .3og 20
Hogs. 100 lbs. fS.s09fss6 1900 @ ----
live lambs fair
lbs p.''. ....''.... l5.sogls75 16.oo@1soo
Dressed hogs ba-
con. ib...... FL u @ % .24% % rs
Mess beet hhl 90 $500 35.00@ SO 90
Lard. mia W~sF.
100 lbs ...-... 3.01T23.lo zs40W q 90
Mess pork. bbi 46.oJp4LVe ASSOC A. %
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
CHANGE OF yEssEI,s NAVE

UNITED STATES CUSTOM SERVICE.
Collection District No 10. Port OF New
York.-Notlce is hereby given shat under
chapter l0T. laws OF 1881. and article So.
Customs equations OF 1915 and in rur-
suance of authority granted by the Com.
missioner OF Nayig ration. on the appiica-
tion of
ASTMAHCO No. 4. INCORPORATED,
the name of the gas screw LAKE ONtf.
IDA, burden :, - gross tons, Official NUM-
Der 2i5,SSos has been changed to Asst
MAHCO Nv.
BYRON r. NEWTON.
Collector OF G,ustoxsa
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
FURNITURE FOR SALE

WILLOW furniture special for Carfstr1a =
Presents. b.gges stlection, lowest prices.
LQNG BEACH WILLOW co. 21S Z 4ist "
PIANO. MAHOGANY. UPRIGHT. ACTION
Wessel Nickel ard Gross spI~uf,1 = condi-
tion. price s2s9. "a Nest s5d 81
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

PARROTT. JULIA PAULIiNG. IN PUR-
suance OF order or Honorable John
Cohaian. q Surrog ate OF the County OF
New York. NOTICE Is nereby given to all
persons having claims against Julia Pauid-
ing Parrot. late OF the County ot New
0rlS deceased. % present the same with
hers thereof 10 the subscribers a.
their place Of transacting business. at the
office OF Sullivan & Cromwell, their attor
neg 3 at No. ~ Wall street. in the Borough
Of Manhattan. In the City OF New York
State of New York. before the 70.
day of May. 1920. next
Dated. New York. the 2sd day IF Ocro
Der. 1319
MADELEINE BRUCE,
GEORGE p. PARROTT
Executors
SULLIVAN CROMWELL, ATTORNEYS
for Executors. ONCE and P O. Ad
dress. - Wall Street. Borough Of NAn-
haitian. New York City.