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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-01
HEAVY STORM OVER STANFORD

c,5s4z q The Daily Tribune.
June Ga very heavy ram
arF torn passed ovcr this place
spat8- t did no serious damage.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-01
TWO ARE KILLED


(Continucd from Fafe OncJ.
onets was hurried TO the scene and the
Americans soon restored order. Admiral
Henri Salaun, the French naval com
mander at Brest, ordered the marines to
return TO their barracks. As the marines
back to their quarters. it is
declared, they were pursued by mob
throwing stones and bricks.
The city is quiet today.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-01
SILL TAXING At PORTLAND.
OUT At SPOKANE TODAY.

Spokane, June 3U.-ElectricaI WORKERS.
in the employ Of the Home Telephone
and Telegraph company and the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph company in
Spokane will 60 on strike tomorrow
morning in compliance with orders from
San Francisco it was announced here
tonight by D. 2. Reid, business agent
of the local union. About 80 men will
be affected, according to Reid
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-01
WEATHE r.;
Observations at s p. M, June 80, for the
preceding "a hours
Weather Conditions Pacific Slope
Northwest and Canadian Northwest.

Light precipitation continues in north
ern Montana. western Dakota and in ad-
joining Canadian districts. Elsewhere in
the Pacific northwest generally fair
weather prevails. Slightly higher tenn
peratures are noted over most of the
region excepting the Canadian provinces
where it is cooler
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-01
HELENA WATE CRISIS PASSE

Helena. June 80 The local water cri-
sis is thot to be sed, as conservation
and hard showers sve definitely resA' ieved
the shortage. It's conservation sci
ules, however, W remsin In force tv
some time.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-01
NEARLY 4 THOUSAND
GO OUT At SEATTLE

Seattle, June 30.-By union leaders,
statements 800 telephone operators and
100 electrical workers employed by the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany were on strike today to enforce
wage demands The company's officials
declined to make any statement, except
to say that $50 electrical workers were
on the company's list and that today 8
impaired service probably would be inn
proved tomorrow.
STILL TAKING At PORTLAND.
Portland, Ore, June 30.--Telephone
service was maintained here thruout to-
day, altho in somewhat diminished degree
following a walkout early in the day by
operators said by union members to num-
Der 400 and by company officials to be
not more than 200.
The strike was declared in response
to orders from union international Off
GERS in San Francisco as measure of
support to striking operators and cleo
tricians employed by the Pacific Tele-
fone and Telegraph company in Cali
fornia and Nevada. While the operators
struck by order of vice president of
their own local union, electricians en-
ployed by the company joined them to
the number Of 75 without local authority.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-01

Nazimova Il the 2fcazar to-
day.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-01
Montana Weather Forecast.

Generally fair Tuesday and Wedni
day; somewhat warmer Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06

Howard J Rogers. trustees. to X Hud-
Will Corpn, w 18th st. AZ liens, Dec
al; atty, " Title 6 Mtg Co, .isS
isoT Mi ST. % d. i'S;.ssxssiiii-Metropoiitsn
saw Bank to Denwood Realty Co. 500
Willis av, all liens. Jan 3; atty, Lawyers
147rM s To' rs sS5 DT W! MISUNDERSTANDING
Indust saw Bank Is. Wolf Gips. 52s w
ii7th st. y M, mtg 81. 900. Jan 2: attys,
IL 4 Il o'Gorman. 81 Chambers
st .......,........... .fI,5Vo
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
WEBSTER Az. n Q 8. 2s9.s ls7th st.
25OxiOO - Webster Az Rity Corpn 70
o35O.236S Webster Az Corpn. 81 E l25th
LOT isS. map varian e;sttate-Mary Mas;
McrpIs 40 sv. White Plains. =. Jan !;
atty. Lawyers T & T Co. $50 Bway. 800
1851 ST 52I E. n $, 2syiis:'-,chr!stina
iandt av, Jan .; atty. Title Guar = 7
1871, 81 81 81. b rs T. s. s5xioo.Mu,ual hits
Inns Co to Josiah Irwin, 101 Diamond a.
Bklyn. Jan >; atty, Title Guar & GO,
HULL Az, n cor .o5th ST. lo7, isiOox
iii.ilI1oo. ANNA slnnott TO August
atty. Title Guar 4 r Co. 17e Bway 800
cANNoE E, Ph - st' o. is Hles jensen
80 fs sf av. mtg $4,000. Jan 8;
atty, Title Guar & T Co, 178 Bway. 81
wEsTCHEsTER Az, $ 8; AZ W JACK
John ] MURRAY to VIM Murray, 1861
Washington av and ano, Aug -, 1918:
attys. Hirlcwan Il v. 301 Il 1aeth e. VI
Harry A y Tnnnenhaum to Maurice /
cold. 1000 Honeywell ay. mtg $1,000, ia,
I; atty. \ Harris. 233 Bway ~
FON ST, IDOL s, 4ox irreg-J n Dono.
hue Contracting Co to Jennie Paley. do'
caldwell av. Dec II, 1918, at'ys. truen.
stein & NJ. go Grand st..,...'''...''sl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
FRAMING MILK COMMISSION
Governor Prepares to Appoint In
vestiRating Body To-day.

ALBANY. Jan. 5.--Gov. Smith went TO
church with his family this morning.
passed most of the afternoon reading the
newspapers. and this evening Was at
work getting ready for the appointment
Of his milk cost commission, which he
expects 10 name tomorrow. He re-
Ceived word from New York that Mayor
Hylan, District Attorney Swami and
Health Commissioner Copeland would
reach Albany about noon tomorrow and
lie will see them Immediately at the
Capitol.
The Governor has not heard definitely
whether Lewis Nixon. former Tammany
chief, will accept his proffcred appoint
n,ent az state Superintendent OF Public
Works or whether D-Cady HerriCk Of
Albany will take the post Of Prison
Superintendent.
Judge Herrick Is quoted tonight as
telling a personal friend that he would
not he the next Prison Superintendent
which is taken to mean that tomorrow
ne will tell the Governor he cannot
accept the place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
Piece Goods Market QUIET.

The outcome OF the wool sales is
creating much interest in the piece
goods market. 1t is expected its aver
age of prices will be based to great
extent on valuations placed on woods by
the auctions. In the meantime trans
actions are practically suspended.
There is much dissatisfaction in the
trade because OF the belief that It will
take very long time to dispose OF
Government owned woods. and in the
Interim manufacturers will be undecided
concerning what course to pursue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
Raw SILK Market Unclaimed.

Changes in the raw silk market were
not many last week. The apathy here
was In sympathy with lack of interest
on the Yokohama Bourse. Latest
cables quoted S!nshui No. at I SEQ to
1880 yen, with practically no sales.
Prices at Shanghai are remaining
steady according to meagre advices re-
Gently received There is no change in
the Canton market. Reelers are holding
for higher prices which they look for
later. There is little doing in the
Italian market, holders making no spe-
Cial efforts to sell. as the Government
has guaranteed them a fair price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
Wright Forms New Company.

After continuous service Of nineteen
wears. in which time he rose from Office
boy to credit manager Edmund Wright.
we'll known in credit circles in the loual
textile market. has arranged to leave
Frederick, Victor & Achelis, commission
dry goods, 20 enter business for himself
After April he will be secretary and
treasurer OF the Edmund Wright-Gins-
berg Company, Inc, commission mer-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
Yarn Market Becomes Active.

NpfcldI Nespnfch % TINT SrN.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. demonstrating
the usual dulness of this season In the
yarn market the recent activity has
been exceptionally noted because Of the
contrast. Lately several knitters in
various sections of tho country have
sent in orders for quantities ranging
from $4,000 to 250,O00 pounds Several
inquiries also were received from manu-
facturers of hosiery and underwear.
Viewers have no large volume of
business on their books. and therefore
have not taken much interest in the
market
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06

Handkerchiefs of white linen are dis
appearing from the wardrobe OF the
woman OF fashion. Their PLACE is benz
taken by those made OF muslin. crepe d.
thine. silk and chiffon. Most of these
bear designs Of Persian, Chinese or Rus
sian origin and are meant for display.
They are worn usually in the cuff with
q ne corner being visible or in tho breast
pocket with the border showing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
DISTRUST OF HIGH
WOOLPRICES SEEN
Few Sales at Government Auc-
ton Indicate Mills Expect
Lower Values.
Special Desy1fch to Tue SuH.

BosToN, Jan. 5.--The closing session
of the Governments second wool auc-
ton Saturday clearly demontrated the
lack Of confidence buyers have in future
wool values. OF the 2.45o.ooo pounds Of
wool offered on the last day of the sale.
less than % per cent. found purchasers.
Many numbers we're withdrawn from
sale, including some OF the choicest
pulled woods. The best demand was for
choice, fine and medium fine grades.
Values of all sorts varied widely
Dates for the next Government wool
auction here have been lessened by one
day. They will be held January ID and
Is. No sales win be held January II. ae
had been planned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
Few Complaints Against High
Prices.
specdi despatch 10 THE srx.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 6-That compare
lively few complaints against the high
prices Of mems spring clothes for 1919
are being made hy retailers is shown by
the few letters manufacturers are re-
ceiving in regard TO the matter
Less than per cent OF the customers
Of local manufacturers have complained
and only one retailer has cancelled hi.
order when informed that no reduction
would he made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
Peace Union and Alliance Combine

The Church Peace Union has been ~
organized on "A post-hel!um basis and
Has combined It's work with that of the
World Alliance for International Friend
ship making one organization Of the
two pr Henry A Atkinson has been
n,ected secretary of both organizations
and pr. Frederick Lynch Is assistant sec
rotary Combined office will h" cStah-
l.ehed ~ 20 Fitth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06

attorney
Downtown
CSouth Of Fourteenth street
w AT as ST. Il s, sS"FS 5,. ana 80 s Id
u Morrell. Northport, J. !. and \ u
carver, Locust valley, l. ', mtg si3
800, az lions, Jan ., atty, T q
BANK 81. 50, -5,loo, Bank s., Il. ~
llblO fl..Srhnarn ID tlling 90 20
ne fleis Imam ." 81 ohio. 10? Mash-
inE'on 81. q, AIRY, T q & " -.
ST MARK ~. %, .5>o, 6-Harry Go,'.
mig $500 Jan 2 atty samuel Finger
hut, 200 Bway.... ...,...... ,..... 500
East side
East Of Fifth Avenue, between Fourteenth
and llOth Strccts.D
18TH ST. 100 and 1od, runs { -+5x = los,3N
" 46S y " - I" Union Squar"
,3ei 26N lcsN u IS % beg
Redwood REALTY Corp to Merchants EN-
~ liens, Dec 81, atty w Nauso,
sIsr sT, sas i: soxeso-Ks,hryu O rai.
Dec -. atty, 7 q s 7 -. r7f Broad
sorii ST, ~; u, :5xloo 90 sch,e.inEcr
Eeaity Co 20 Morris Abeles, : S'ant9,H,
MAP nSrR n Ai CO cor I% ga Ss@ 9% ssa
Dec 81, atty, q n Go. 10 BROAD
way ...................... .......... 81 90
FIFTH Az g cor 'Sth st. % SxiO0--
VIM Lawrence 10 SW.ct Really ca
ISL w 42d 81, mtg 5000 600, Dec -
atty, T q a 7 90, 10 BWay,.,... 500
West side.
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and llotn strccts)
SMITH Az, Al. " cor .5th ST, 20X60
--Josephlne l. Kuh,ke II Pauline Keller,
Weehaw ken, y j. mtg $40, 900, undivided
and t. Dec 20, address A kuhlhc,
ssD ST. W, lsxiO2 2-rclle Il Bates to
Annie Tanan, 7a6A iIalsey ST. Bklyn,
atty thas Heymanu, lgO Hway;
MANHATTAN Az, IS 35.5x95, Manhattan
az, SO, 33,5Ns5-- Et"d Corp to Rudsin
Realty Corp, l2i nway, mtg 100000.
atty. samuel GoldiHg. 49, Broad =
way ,,-....,..,.... .,........... 81 90
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, rorlh Of ll0th street,
llaTIl ST, 3 =. 2;0 vs. ~ av. 2IA1O0li--
Farmers Loan n Trust O., sub trustee,
to Antonio GratanellL 24l Elizabeth ST.
and s. all liens, Dec 80; atty, Alfonso
Bevons, 500 BWay ,,.,..,.....,.,sll, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06

1907 a,'ys. Eismsn, L G 4 l.. la5
,l TrMfy ST. :,aa W IN ~. = ,n 81 600
Same to Irving I Lewis 22l r Tod 81
March ~. 1907. attys Elsman Levy,
SANE PR3pEDTy SIM. ,i i.,.,i SO 90"
Lewinc. 10 T. 18Th st, March TO- Ipo7
attys Eisman. l. G l., l35 Broad
i42D ST, n :, 1o6G 2 Alexander nv. aSNI00
David VI and Isabella Smith Penn
Van. y Y. To VIM II Noble, exr M,ln st
Milford Conn, Jan II. 1850; atty, smith
Williamson 3Gi Alexander av.... al 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Spring Styles to Be
Intensely Feminine"

INDICATIONS are that in all
lines OF women's apparel ex-
l. trene femindnity will be the
dominant note next spring.
In keeping with this 10 the milli-
merry which Is being shown Much OF
1t is featuring organdy in soft and
summary patterns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
American Machinery Favored.

American machinery is becoming in
O. rea singly popular in Japan. 1t is sal.
that more japanese silk is woven on
II ach!nery imported from this country
than on the native japanese hand looms
and 1t is likely that the former method
VIII entirely dlsplaCc the latter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders q
torney.I

torHeN.I
Manhattan.
2lsT ST. 81 Was \ ana Ida 4 Campbell
to the Broadway Ia hernoC.e society,
April 10, 1902 Any, Lawyers T 4 v 20.
7cD ST. 46T E-Regina Heincck 10 FRANK
and Anna Riva, -: curtis av Richmond
Levin. lTG Bway .....,......,....,. 81 go
45TH ST, S4o E-Paul ZuhIiier to Christ
@. March !. 1905 ,.,..,.,.-,. $40 900
sTH ST, =, Is? 9TH az. 2oxl0os-
Emile Lange "a Equitable Life Assur So
defy Of l. :, OCT Il, lsao. .,..., .s23, 400
COI.UMBIA 81 94--ieo Schor 20 samuel
Forster Of Bklyn, Dec 30, 1904; atty. Nv
s1se91,prnt,nno - FSyH H"".a,,,,, 81" ""
LYMAN and tIv Sonn, Nov %, 1905 attys
Kurz1an & Frank. - Broad At. s41 900
lots. each GO GSIl lO--,'ardel co to Har-
rs Mandelhaum ~. y s7th g. AMI
Fisher Levine, ITO + 18th 81. Sept 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
RECORDED LEASES.


6Tu Az. 4G5. "a n--Tuuncl Cafe Co to
The S,okas, 232 W 18Th 81. ct al. . vr-
from Feb !, 1919; atty, VIM I. schneider
40 hWay ..,..,. :,-........;. ,6N"
Inc, 10 Hartman National Bank, : yr~
from oct /. lsl7, attys Wcsselman x *
80 liberty ,t.,;.,... ...,.....,',r,;, 81, oO"
to Guaranty T co OF y V. 40 Bway,
II ale yrs from Jan !, 1919,
Sl0,5O1 and 81, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
MORTGAGES.

twIth name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South Of Fourteenth street,
2p Az ~ T. 25xsoX25 1NS3I Jan MAY
Asen TO Abr and sophie Rosenbers
352 W 46th st. yrs. per cent. prior
mig $500; atty. Title Guar 7 co. d,o
East side.
East OF Fif'h avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th stre"ts)
Dist ST. 239 E. 2Cxsss. p m. De- 60,
Hys fsids an. !" hp pcq Sond dS pTiHr mtg
$4,000, ATTY. Title Guar T CO. y"
,r IVA Ay Sc ;s;h st, :ssxloo, m. Dec
3l--swift Realty co 20 VIM iawrencr.
at Bronxvi!le, y Y, due Jan 1"22 pr
cent: atty, Title Guar Co lo IL,
Bway ...........'.''' .'.'.'''' s-uV'o"'
West side.
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th strects.)
IsTH ST. $50 ", 25x,oo Jan Geo Schoe-
necker % Geo J Bauernschmidt. 6al ON
Wrniel, T. N Il. ~ Bway. .... 900
SID ST. ". lSxlo?2, p m, Jan ANN"
and int. as per bond: atty, Walter !. Nc
Corkle. 100 BNay ..-.-....... sl"oo"
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of ION street
NTH ST =. go " 81 az, 27slo9i1, y
m Dec 3O-Antonio Granateli! to Farm
.rs Loan Il TrIst GO, 20 William st. sub.
trustee. due Jan :. 1927 5T; sttys, Gel,
isr R II : tx G s1ps D'soo
Denwood Realty Co T. Metropolitan say
Bank: e. Cooper 50 +. Xrs, 50, stt Sna
18th ST. 49, ". :Ix99.ll. = m; Ian q
Wp!f Clips to Em.grant Indus: saw Bank
VrS. So. stys. Il & E J oGorman. 81
N'anlers 3. ..,.....''....' .'.'. S5,oVO
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
TO-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06

ECHO ~. al. RN--NartlR !. Baumarn o.
al. rNrs, 20 Mar II PaGiscn. 30 W ,2Sth
st. yrs from March !. 1915, atty, \ VI
Silher. IL Rwav. ...... .......... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06

chants and factors, with Offices In the
Mills & Glib Building. The new com
pany will be capitalized at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
MONDAY. JANUARY 6.
LAT IL VESEY STREET. ]


100 ide, ST. sly G ~ Z ~ N y h'n as a.
seTfe It t ak Past &C. ,s + n''y' due
lltTH ST. 21c Il, g 164S Third nv,
1SniGSIl siy and 9wIs sEyST.
!ros, attys: due, S717tio; taxes &C.
.,m,. BY Arthur G sheridan.
18th ST, 426 ", 3, 325 W Ninth az.
2txN. iN25 1859, sty tnmt and strs--
s. Joseph agt Elz weilinshorst ct al;
Wolf & *, attys; due. Si,29el5; taxes,
Sc .l6o.
lat 1910 THIRD AvENUEl
ny Joseph p. Day.
s'1 5 so ST r 1870 w, whi,s f Plsns
So. $50: taxes. &c, ,ss'
5osiii-Irhom NJ : Foy sst ii a Atkinson;
ct al; Grant squires. atty; due, $3.50;
| taxes, &r. s3s
| TUESDAY. JANUARY I.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
! ny Henry Brady. 4
THIRD AN, 1868, W &, 40 p 7Sth%st,
Az ''H $50. ~ s sss' f ssh i' iSSo,
! sst c a Mulry ct al, Harold swain.
atty; due. sl0eO3.ll on first parcel
on T,, psfSe ss d taHG sse6nd
LEXiNGroN Az, l7.s, " :. coll ioe,h
Clement Marc agt Sadie Dorfman ct al;
II Miller, atty; due, 'i1,1iSls; taxes
~, i7HlOos. ny dwE-Equitabie Life
Assur SOC agt Eiiz Hanley e, al: Alex
&c. si72.l5.
...-'. by Joseph +. Day.
Is7's, ) sly tnmt and strs-X A Kings
land ct al agt I. Fischer ct al, r De
= Foster. ATTY; due. '?2.9sS.?i' taxes,
ny NJ NorgnrtN,u H. 90
SECOND ST. las L. n :, 100. W Az a.
20 2xiOO, 3 s,y biz hospital e Fried
| lander agt NJ V O'Brien e. al; Lindsay.
X & I, attys; due, sl6,lsS.os: taxes, SC,
BY Arthur G. sheridan
| logTH ST. 237 F, +, $50 W second Az.
20xloo. 10, : sly dwlg-cyrus Hitchcock
:, Al ast German Eyangeicai REFORMED
| thur. ATTY due. sts5si5 taxes. Sc.
$2a2io.
lat $40 THIRD AVENUEl
ny Joseph p. Day
'' st. s51ioo o3' = sly dv,sLR waish,
admr. agt Veri;as Realty Co e, al;
Fredk Cobb. atty, due, HtoS.s6; taxes
CRY ISLAND Az, e cor Bownc, runs n
xeS.7x ?5x 100 to Minnetord aN
WIN Weber 'v ct al a I he.sn arrow e,
tax ,a1es' %c T.s.iis' ''' '''
Jra.,,hn.,a- 1no . .tv ,nd n 1,yF g,
p Austin ast NJ Quinn ct al; +
1, oa% a''yi due "''!O's-' taxes &''
BY Arthur c sheridan.
1877 ST, 4f5 e, s. -; wis az,
Bank agt G = Lott ct a.; r : ChncA,
atty, due. S5,502s7. taxes, g.. Sc9a.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY y
LAT IL VESEY STREET.
By Joseph y. Dav
I n-TJ nd
ts1sS !, t-rc anu - s.r Iof, and str %iss
nistfic, Holding Corp agt giev",snd
ANTI. sub 10 :. arst mtg - sq4%. 900
pEi.AScEY ' 81 40, n N 50 : ca.Umbia
dsH, aE, Fleseh Really Co. 1 ;s: e, q,
tsxns e. ssss SO
N, ,.,.., ,-,,,,
-,n or ~ !, Samps' Goi4s'lGi,S. o.,
Ia. "a, .nd s;rsms. ~ '> R, ~ \
AIT Emile il Reiss ct Al. Tausch. If & Il.
a aH due :5,'G735; ,sAes, g. - 500
lO2D ST. $50 T.. n :, 47se Lexington av.
25Xloo TX ,rr's, : s,y ,nm,-7Rankerr-
'u WaUs s,e aE g%''h Gn SPf" e, a. a.
taN"-. &c Slo4l
: u, "-t ,, NM, ~ ~ l +
ANDREWS AZ $ CAS- n i9Str G. c5 cy
looN2"Ss7 T. vaeant-W II Ronygno.
t S,o g.. az, mares i =, ct a. "
sasSH H ATTY due $4,000; taxes &C.
ST AIMS Az, $40. :, 1000 n 141st ST.
Knepper Of al. Z: p ! " "! ~ ~ eI
at,ysi' due sia ,oa a. taxes sc s1na7 40
r.,,-pgrY ,<,.,
IH' NspAl. JANCARf y.
~ HENRI Rrolv
, ELpR1pGE sT. is7. W 5, 100 Rlvlagtor
s; @4svIoox irrsE. : s;y tnmt and s,-s-
hsrs ct al M' CareT "s. Ro'G Gu tn 90
. 775 ~. taxc. s.. s77ss7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
1916 Record Machinery Year.

The year 1915, however, was the year
Of the highest records, the Fairfield
company on the Clyde alone producing
marine propelling machinery to:alling
d6S,4I0 horsepower This was tho year
when high power destroyers were being
turned out almost en- masSe by all firms
Tor the purpose Of hunting down German
submarines. and il will live for all time
in the Industrial annals of the United
Kingdom as "A year OF extraordinary
shipbuilding activity and one which con-
tributed moro than any other to the SUI
premacy at sea which ultimately stran-
gled Germany and compelled her 10 cry
aloud for peace"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
LIS PENDENS.


-TH ST SIS Sls Avenue n, 25X9o. 10
Richard l. Suyiam aEt Ahrdm Jsif-r
ct al Cpm,uici foreclosure NJ mort
gagc); atty. j Frank
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az. gli3--Matter ~ the petit
lion - clara /" kirby faction TO register
tl.ict, atty. W Fairchild.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
Great List of Battle Craft.

THE list is composed Of battlesnips,
hattie cruisers. light cruisers. destroyers
and submarines together with armed
merchant cruisers, seaplane carriers,
monitors, mine sweepers. those new YES
sells known as sloopS which are really
little lighter than cruisers or low
speed destroyers: gunboats. patrol boats,
hospital steamships and also the GO
md ''PQ" boats. Of which 80 little could
he said while tire war was on or can
even yet be said.
. THE battle cruiser Hood was the
greatest of all our mystery ships She
and the Rodney would have been the
greatest surprise packages OF the war
In speed and gun power they were to
nave exceeded anything afioat. Only
the Hood. however, will be completed "a
a great specimen OF the latest in British
naval architecture. All that existed OF
the Rodney will be scrapped.
But II 10 really in marine engineer
ing that the year 1918 and the war
period as a whole have been extraordi-
nary. The twelve months record III
production Of ships machinery Is held
hy the wallsenl Slipway Company, Ltd.
81 Wallsend-on-TyEe which turned out
engines OF 1920 horse power, but
other great firms have turned out ma
chinery to amounts which would have
seen notable in normal times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-06
Business Troubles.


PsARoUp1s BROS. AND s. l. Amos
An isyounssTy petition nss,n'ss O5 Wss,
$1,000 and assets OF $4,000. =, The three
G5 ns pqos,or a%se pis
Golden. se9 80. Arthur i. Dalniei named
as TeGely's hSsw ter t the crssoF
PsARoCDIS BROS. AND 8. L. Amos
second Involuntary petition against t wast
byron G Hnwley. claiming s2sSs5i
EH!sd spFss cGm nnn p,,s slss go srosa
way. il attorney for the creditors
AnTHuH EyYAn n soH Ws.; spe sti6,%n
ing s425; Cohen Il Kats. $1,000. and ia
cob Il. Steinberg, $500. william Hech,,
coNsTMNERs OH COMPANY. 1Nc.--An
a nTHarH'S q" GPomp 'Un fnc.' ia Maiden
claiming eio6rse wni,seit 500; Irem II.
s. $S Lon T W W 4e"sFsSP rector
r, street. Is Htt2rnsy for TIE > Sred'icTs
shows liabilities Of $50. 900 and assets. Of
s7si"r r fian. .aa2t 2 la Rein
burn and Arthur Leonard Rosenberg 80
HT for TIM
petition against Eosenbaum E. Nasser. j.
We. Tniriy,s.xth street ss'W ooo lia bnr
othy schwartz, :he petitioning credit"ro;
claims s672. silver Moskowitz, 200
1,SSdTdy are sTrnrys for inr ,T%d ps
~ OF Rudolph steinthal; = Wes,
tIghatE-"ighth stree, :h.1Soso LIABILITIES o.
creditors sr': Amelia p s,e'nthal -
Wesr Eishty-cishth street. $1,000; New
York Veal and Mutton, COMPANY: First r.
avenue ana Forty third street $T3562
ana National Bank Of Far Rookowaf,
$3.50. Louis Spieg gel. 3iG Broadway, is
attorney :or tho bankrupt
Assignments.
PSARoUD1S BROS AND 5 T.. AMOS
eighth street. TODAY SATURDAY. assigned
,1r the benefit Of .red.tors to a bert r
Cory The partners are Leon PsaroudiS
John Pa. u1is aud :. l.. Amos.
Judgments.
MANIlATTAN'
Tho following Judgments were r!ei yes
ter1ay. January A. tho first name hcinE
that of he debtor:
Basseu. Hannah V. CT.
Barkus, samuel i: Max Names
and Thomas W. sheppard
Bronx NIX" M otnH car CO., 'Inc--w. ''V'
T. Pruden Hardware Co.,. 66s5s
Trust Co.......,.. ............ 1899
Bud ~. William %. tirsrnOergpr 80 -
city NJ Y. Oscar Daniels 90. ?.T10i -
Colt Mar.o--G RpycFa,.... .... 10 20
De Hosa. FranA--". l. spann- ,.-o
rs'T@,.r Sons ra,orsnsky... issii55
FN-r"lL John IL Knzcm."r
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