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New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

.l.supfergschmid Maurlce coIdssoin. III
=. Z. f. Manufacturing COMPANY. Inc
/ St,5o0: iianhattnu; manufacturing ivory,
norm horn ana wood no,yeities. umbrella han
man. Lyman Rosenbium, 764 East Ielst
Street Bronx
Industrlals and Sales Corporation. s25.-
600 Manhattan; manufacturers, ca porters,
Importers, etc; Randolph Brunaon Charles
s. Stcckmest. Edward RI. Ncary, jr, Pas
$ r. S. Hat Company. Inc. $1,000: New
1oaneh 0lM ,ouf,y; imanutacturing ladies' hats
11,os9pn 1,, , 9S7n4lnan' samuel Tachncr Ada
.Walbut Manustcturing COMPANY. cal, Inc.
$1,000 Manhattan; manufacturing sta
and ,specaltles Joseph ". Gottesman,
SnITlgg S or S wasSnrt"n SSG2bssn Veny " wsldsn
y, StaVbuck Towing Corporation, $1,000;
Manhattan; transportation, navigation.
etc s'e' ,lawrsnce arI'T, \. Martin, James a. Mar
Iakamine, sydney B Carragan, George
3o'o0o; Manhattan; general export, import
an an1 buying and selling. business; Eben
V. Hart l20 broadway. New York CIV.
SaTIn'emto ,lo Tdbres me- $1,000; Man
p. Sariniento. Walter T. Wayte. August s.
Sergcnt Crestwood, Tuckahoe, n. y
= ho,Gomb Canning Company. Inc. $780,
900: Holcornb Ontario County; canned and
preserved goods business; Howard w
C,@rh. CxeI,, n % Spencer, Joseph B. Bloss, ss4
Noodsde 6, Morris Inc, 10000; Brook
lyn; act as agent for sale OF various kinds
motor trucks: J." r. Woodside X. c. Nor
VS. y +. A. I.arlSins. 81 Radford Street.
Moss & Handel. Inc, $4,000; Manhattan;
n, In,'anuiacturins ladies' wear; Joseph |.
Eldridge Street. New Yort
Victory Poultry Market. Inc, $1,000:
Manhattan; Strengthening poultry; Robert
narstl, Julius Marsh Aaron Marsh $50
Forest Avenue, The bronx
New York Automobile School, Inc,
so,VVU; Manhattan; motor vehicle business:
Jacob Goodman, Abraham Goodman, Viii,
lam Jacobs. 299 Broad way. New York
Lux Products Corporation, $3.50. 900:
Manhattan; manufacturing moving picture
screens and moving picture supplies; n. II.
Meyers Benjamin j. Greenhut, II. B.
DAVIS, Shanley Hotel. Pittsburgh, Penn.
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B Buyers Arrive q
Behm
S243 tween A.. Il lands NJ.


BOsTON--M. Cspan. tailor; Brcslin.
NDf fNASD-f. horr.an, general naer-
CHfCAGC-R. Pick & Sons; r. A. Pick,
drygoods. furnishing goods, shoes 3. 10
bETROiT-D. }. 1leaiy Co. ID. J. Healy,
dryfoods, notions. fancy goods laces veil
'pgs. handkerchicfs waists. underwear and
feaGy to wear. 1910 Broadway, room 6la
JtCiNsCN. Ai4sss.---.. l.vcne. General
ucrersina lee. Broslin
LAFAYETTE. 1nd-M. Schultz; NJ
Schultz. drygoods, ready to wear and gen
cry merchandise. sos Fifth Avenue, room
NORFOLK, Na-D. Surulcr. general
ne~cNnndi~e, Herald square
oNECNTA. n. Y.--M. +. Wilder 6. Son; ;
J." r. Wilder. drysoods. carpets and ready
to wear, Continental.
ROANCkE. Na-E. j.. Lyme Co.. X. l..
=, ne, general n.erchandise; Colllne wood
~ HANJ St'--i. Napian. general mer-
chaNd.se. Eerall SQuage.
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House Furnishings, Floor Gov.
crings, Furniture, Drapcrics

:. buFrALo--J. ~. Adam Co; l.. J
HUNTINGTON, " Va-WAttr, Ritter
Co. h g. I.a~son honsc furnishing
FOODS Hua staple drygood9, ~ Leonard
LANCASTER. pa.--Hsger a. Bro C. $.
'"nfaa, opnolstery, curtains, shades. par
,Nf furniture. 404 Fourth Avenue 9TH
LANCASTER. Pn.-Hager Bros G. g.
"nrad upholstery, wicker furnishings,
naNm0cha. noyelties; Dry Goods Alliance.
595 Fourth Avenue
%ckFOI.K, Fa.--Wilis- Grail Smith Co .
~ T. Grail, carpets and furniture; Herald
s7fGnYe -
TrsBrEGH.-Bosgs & Bull Co. Mr.
J. H. lr"in. lamps. china. 1l49 broadway.
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U. $. Pcrfects Good Paper
Made From Cotton Lintcrs
Wash in gtom Burca1

" uSHINDtON bUTtdH
New York Tribune
WASHINGTON, April Secretary
of Commerce Redfeld announced to-
day that the Bureau of Standards has
succeeded in making an excellent
quality of stationery paper from cot
ton linters. A roll of the new paper
was exhibited. 1t is tough and has a
smooth surface that takes ink easily.
1t is stated that cotton lnters are
wasted except as they are used in
making explosives, and that the sup
ply is sufficient for the manufacture
OF an important volume of paper when
the process has been commcrcialized.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Classified Advertisements
SITUATIONS WANTED MAZE

saleDln, licensed Al bonded ope. for -
west 10th st Mornlnssde asa 1si III
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PETTICOAT DESIGNER.

iarec. pefticoat tofse wants experienced ns
'nef tor igil or part tirn6. Adfrc5s Eago Skirt
Inpety. ~ West sNth 81
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Return to Civies Brings
Big Sale Of Silk Nccx,vc,,,

With the return of former soldiers
and sailors to civilian pursuits, bust
ness III high grade silk neckwear has
shown marked improvement. 4 lead
ing SILK manufacturer, who also turns
out nccSwcar for men, reported vcs-
terday that his business since the first
OF February increased 60 per cent over
the corresponding period last wear
Buying OF high priced goods has been
inc outstanding feature Of the trade.
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Hylan Sends Disapproval Of
iIllI for New Civ tustlre
rIIII,I Ey.,l...IIfI

l,.4I-5. IEUFNINF VNfffHt0NNfhrr
trg Ell ii" p2 As Sf sa@df s~asGF II at4td 9ls4 I'd
ij6wblee addine aa9iBlF mvoieiasi
eeatl l4snec ia lhe seeaad AanHHalp@n
lhaieWl lilHrel Eith his diaapppGgaj
liaa lhe ~ beeqme l4w M NV jna
llee M9lild hape heen eIeelea nesl fan
fet " teim NJ ten seafs,
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Buyers Coming

CHICAGO-M. salk: NJ salk, represent
Ing. is expected April 81. 1919; Broadway
Central.
=, NEW ORLEANS-Handlema Auction
Exchange; Morris Dreylus, Jobs general
Broad vsey Central.
NlAGAFA FALI.S-Beir Bros; Edwin
Beir, dresses Rnd waists; - East Twenty
sixth street, Clayidse Hotel: Is expected
April 2s. 1919.
PITTSBURGH-Kau NJ. I.lpp-
mann. Jobs silks and dress goods Is cX-
pected April 20. 1919; 1861 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

LEARN TO RE CHAUFFEUR ard
pfuntable work: day and evening classes Send
Tor Tree booklet and visitors pass West Side
y. NJ. C. A. 81 West 57th ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

Woman Of College Girl
MI s6cin acdupirtauce Ell draw eoo4
ss!o,ifn1irissfq !,i1 ~ Introducing rew insstfie'
~ Mttf6roliinn Tdwcf
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Miscellaneous

KEOHUK. Ia.-C. s. AbeN Co; G. s
AAell, electrical supplies: Commodore.
LANSING Mich.-S. Rapport. general
line. Herald Square.
MILTON, Penn.--G. " Slocum; c. w
Slocum, produce; Pennsylvania.
NEW CASTLE. Penn. - Kirk Hutton
Co; Mr. Kirk. hardware: Pennsylvania.
PF!LADELpH1A-C II. Wheeler Co.;
J. Collins, representatives; Broadway Cen
trail
SYRACUSE. N. Y.-syracusc d. G. Co.;
G. y. Williams. hosiery and underwear,
10 West Thirty fourth Street; Bro2tell.
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Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed in
the I. S. District Court yesterday fol-
lows:
TRIANGLE DRESS CO.-An involun-
tary petition against the Triangle Dress
Company, 132 Bleecker Street. is by three
creditors claiming: Adolph Strauss S42o;
Edward Platt, 800. and Beril Rich. SIG.
Louis Rich, POI Broadway. is the attor-
ney
OSCAR GERSTMAN-A voluntary petit
ton of Oscar Gerstman. CAT West 172d
Street, shows liabilities OF S4,223 and as
sets OF 81, 600. The three largest credit
are: Jacob Hoehn. 2o5 Washington
Street. S741; Samuel Bookman, East
Fiftynintn Street. $50. and Joseph Ro-
senbergs Sons, Brooklyn. s335. Yankauer
& Davidson. 261 Broadway, are the at
torneys.
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CHANGE or NAMB

.touxSuS Srtip r,IIDiNG. RFfsfb
AM DRS DOCk tOMPsNf. INt.
Tie following les TRUE cory ~ s 80. ~.
'ior aaouteH al speciel meeting e, 90. "a,
Inn aitiy hei4 or April is. 1918 ts ycs
of inotr thau two thirds ~ all tho issV''
capitsl stock ~ eaie corporation. .s,.a..,
"RESetN rD. true tie narne 81 .eV,..,.
Shlp RniiHinc Rcrait rua ilry Dock com..
pnrv Inc. tr tharrsd prrsuant % -.
ftnthfe iif srth cHas utiridt1. rs the 80
.cteper Sew york Doek s Wafe'''''
ifeRii'es r fiiifs
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Anselm. Charles-J Edw Fit
ArTigoni S1sS5q' Areso.A l@g j. picard & '''-4''S'
Anderson, lei 5@'' George NV. ii. 4'''''
Beoricite. Harriet *. II 1,alcom l.s6is4
Same Franklin, Simon 6, Co.. Co9.57
Inc. .."'~.... ....'..........' 21os2
lBoera Bros.)-Cyp Fabri q
= Brown. Inc.-s. Roseublatt 2,S42.a7
Baker SILK Company-C. n. Gold
coSqa. RS'f iouis-A Singer ... sso.1 ssois
Kruger ........'...,..'........ es12o
mont & Co. Inc. ......... 1868
Davidson. Jacob. Sigmund David
son and Norman Weisfeld
(ravidson Bros.) )-Rodgers &
9 RSss''yf Rsq if,asy "s ( l. GURUS sc5sas 5ias
Elwell, Mayer &. Co. inc.--rs. Il.
coI9bene Mlfsnel' tlsrrg fs jro,aa SSo $40 90
Greenblatt. Albert ID siegal &
ni2" lra 1.M. +. beeeie.. KS % %
ligi1inap. Jene % <. j.. 'i''0
:. f..iesnDajpta & a ....,........ s757t
end international ffi1eity H.
stttpfite combaty W r. Goeit7.
t,%sg, VIZ Aytsb.,sa' N tssss........ 4.!S5 SS
lhhdef, pfsenry T.. tiau. ss44.4. sii A.
L6w4 Muttay ttnvh & 1pvnj'
y fihne taBtf iouuAte Bbsif
MstlHaYteii, iestbh #HJ ftank
Mg5ts, laglq q ealsa paitl '''0'
A, ,93i'HtnapX, M ti,sal.i,,.ttf,ts 9e1 N
~ nspee sna Trading owpn, ts,t. i,sstss
r. SgritlY lpr SuPHfnsspu ~
>, yies li' ilaleeg it,t1ttft,s l,essst
l,romo baYi9 nibeon Il bone-
han, ftf,,tttt.,.,t+tt,t.. lbi7b
= rs 'o !. clnhowsbi. l2,bQDo0
.'WJHDU' 'H1lleH ~ ipptnn H4stls
rpl tIptnppo, Hineeppe Prlstia
ana t.iovanni GonnH--Benbuu
- idthosrnphing CO.. ...",...,,.. n892 %
MenVlllo Go. ,.,..,............ 1o4.84
rhifh' WI NJ -. Mnlbn .,..;. j,l35.50
hnibin, NMhan Singer Sowing
WHcIluN tOt,.t... ...t4.....4. 4.445.. On1 N
storm Bcftha. ma Antonio cur.
., done. Ieoplo; etc, .........,,.. 10000
tnocho co,..,............... h2t.6o
Nolouou, i!on 4. AVN ct si.,.. 11t.gG
Sullivan, Martin "a. 70. Hong. a272o
Hstna"Srr' Nrl ~ iiolHer. ...'., 2,307b7
nun n CO. Inc..,............ 763.4i
hl'uiVp Eli1hbelh J, Is, Lynch. bG0 Go
Swan, VIM. I'LL 1lcron. 3baBlJ
Stcrnbnch. Maurice Cd Axcl-
sIcnian Aaphalt Paving co,-~L. '''''
sernstein. ,,.,....,'... .....'..,. 1887
siIberstein, payid. Dnn'ol ana
Joseph tN. y. Mfg Coz
Begun & CO.. costs. .......... 10935
rosi, Giovanni. adm. 49, C. W.
80 Coats. costs....,. -. l7c.s7
Thompson Starrett Co. -~ r.. b.
ilerwitz. ....,..... ........ 600 90
l"sla' Nikola-A. lexow eft al 49,. G85.00
Turner. David and Max Turner
or Matthow-B. Rosen......... 1855 30
narrow, waiter CT Ber9an, Sr 743.G2
Van Brunt, fhas G. and Harry
II. O. C. van Brunt & Sons)
u ). Casualty Co........... 1900
in Bronx County
Draycr Hyman-Cnited Line Ser
vice Corpn. ..............:. $79.51
Kaiser, John f. and Thomas II.
Eeynoida e N. rarlecr ct all. 1917
JIsHsnay Edward and Aranlla-
e.,.F II. reieenbaum ........., 2sl75
O Grady, Patricie IN. Conner
ford ...,...;, ......~,.. 1ooo5
Rothschiid, Morrls-C; C;hnbol Bros.
r. Y....:..., ...........'...,' bs157
schthdc", Gustavo-T. W. Stoncr. 81 I'd
flsch Annie -Gimbcl Bros. ~. Y. b978
Fiiashnick. Meyer -- s. Gottfrlcd
ct ai................... 1858
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
AUCTION SALES

nv 4ihfth Or (H8Ffnh MGRfgSsp.
=. iiiaas by AiIss s. NlbstlYqH u j. 4 s
tgB taat 94t4 S.ipsl N6M 4Nat Sl.t 81
ssaq6aif Nes i9iB af 3 ,8elaei. 4 N'
f'iH1tt' tss}fiF n a4ld Nsfisaee, e9A
fHpts shhlHAAN, AHetsHsef.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
General Aiercl,an.i;ae

thTEsyItLE, Ark Han Dry Gooas
> nan and J. Rjch, dryeoodH
YfE snf mems furnishig gooda, zss
EEf WICK. Penn Berwlok stare Co
IA, ffnerai fnerchaualse; g. 4 Whitman
Frcfrt&'1 and Jea1urcf. Bresin
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

cLEVELhND.-Ma CO., ~. Bscker no
toms fancy goods and toilot goods, %
S. oat .sth street
abATTtE hon Harchs; j. n. Caroy
lacoa, Anrocixted Merchandising CORP.
~ Ilflh ANenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

'A.ft, br0ec Wy Central
r, y.i.srN, - r.-Anchor store CO .
- - inii9e%. taen's wear and shocs,
~ ttalhE. tepn.-e Kline. shocs.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
statesmen

Large provision concern msnn-
featuring a diversified line Of
hlgh-cless staple food products ia
about to do elop i's business in
New York and surrounding terri
trade on eXceptiona opporiuuity
for experienced statesmen With retail
tfaJe connections. commission basis
rls tr'eTralonsl ttssersrs Corporation.
ielefhohe Evergreen zis
So ff7sWAN -eiiH spH isftisstF fst s,aais-
sale e9hfseiiepetr Atrs 81 Ws1ssn sfe.
W tNttt tsHeF sssufmaui etasay peal
iHeii ,fgea, #ases. %3s Main "a
" ANfhb tirst eiass piein maker peJ-
lI7NfNt ppHlliou sod ~HaeH hddreas or
~ ih1s. H. biison 20, S-i0.lz Lust
san 81.
yoMNG MEN, -FOUR KNO,vLEngn or
hIDtf or ftdfRtcAL MDHk ESSEN
iIA,b roh WORE m WuOLtsh hI.E
DUG House, MUST COME We'll. ItItr-
oAl alhNDhB, fIOUNE ht3D-t. SATURDAY
~ ltT DAY fii YEAR HpUND. NAI.
Aitf w Tp hTAUT JOHN V TlIu 4
HItO, ~ EAST I'D Hr
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Jud dgn1cnts
In New York County

The following judgments were flcd
yesterday, the first name being that of
the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
JcWelrv
Shoes

~ IotiS~J. Freun1 Co.; J. rrenna
>e"elr3. f"nnnyivanfa 'o''''
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Diamonds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rugs
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IRISH MINERALS AND INDUSTRIAL, DEvr1op.
Hsnt l, company. AZ Wes,and Row. Dublin. Irelsna
~S a., naustrai and mining enterprises p-omctsd
a nppfoted bond and stock issues placed with E;fc-
a isr corporations Mining and Other evsrinatioss
aio reports made by well known engineers
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
A. A. A-GossLrR's CAMPUS BrsrAuRANr.
,~, Ooumous av.. at loafh 81 a."
oo..,l snore Plate Dinner with lobster. 81 10
1ossier Chicken. Mushroom Plate Dinner sl.si
Dancing in cur new Pes,cc, Room
Wonderful Revue in Main Dining Room
HOTEL BEIMoRH.
northeast corner 18th ST. and Lexington ave-Nlcs-
~ FURNISHED single and double rooms: MI boic
con7enisnces faultless service. Special rates 70,
permanent guests
ENTRA LARGE room. suitable for two
people, $ week references required
Cunnen' Prospect Place, y. y c.
RIvERspB DRIVE. l57.-Have one vacancy vcud
rent 10 desirable parry. Audubon slo0 Apu.
MANHATTAN AVE 54s-Up- to-da,s
rooms. newly furnished; running water N
an rooms; elso large room, witha Kitchen
privilege, phone.
MADISON AVE. 12S5.-rsree. light room;
quiet house near Central Park. subway
station, also paror focr. furnished doctor
or dentist; references required. l7uhler.
10TH st5 w.-Two connecting back rooms
housekeeping. Miranda.
csTH, 825 WEST. Large and small fror'
rooms improvements suitable two men
5aTH sT. se NFsr ccrofortshle fir-,ishef room
for gentleman. electric light. steam heat
57TH ST. sss wFsr-Neeiy furnished rooms;
iaTat9res. l1ienfsea
sfTH ST.. IN iy-sunny room. l,i,ohenette,
suitahie t~o, SIS
92D sT. 5o r-taree nev-iv Furnished
rooms. all C'nrcnienees. southern ex
rosurs. rafsrerrH
a5Hu. af7 w tt+.s 4-i-re s-sn. -eor,.
r1ahoetns fufrisfaH iif.hentite. lAasA Z,
Dtfetft. flf1 Nable
7sb. ift fksT Ts issrs. bisssahsiy
f1f'faiH1 fH0n-. iih nathi gentlemen
t.e.f.tettss fstt7use1 tprs ~ taens
ffihaianHr fff4
Bh sf whsf f~e tss ssisss'isa 80.
ta'H. W 10 is4i sis fafes esFs
f44W fae iHat 500 Hfsy fHfals-s4
ff 'afs ffef1HNNNI liii ffnia Aataifai 9Hfi
iHnaiHNi eia. iiis ifNii eieFat4s. tHehs
sirn aF, lisa fiaaiaaa Ase -ens lsFF
ieNW' Nre small inNull uifsif iniHshsai
electric ond iaiu
$50 ~ 200 tAar tstse eiry oon@ foon 81
e0Nfentn04. efl inni Berger
oo1u sr t3 WET panor s|ao room win ra'
''i' bain. cooking pri'il'se. Telephone
lotTn aT. a8 W. raH0r sieoso On
iioad say hHobalor of $50 pflfHiai bnp'
''L 'ifurla
142p gr. 4Ge W l'ronl room, three YIN.
doWH, r0ufhrru espufurf connecting
dfDHsiHT r1on. wth running Waiff' az
'nnfefiNntrH, references
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Business Troubles
Receiver in Bankruptcv

DAVID N. STOLLER-Judge Hand in
the u 5. District Court yesterday appoint
ed Max G. Cohen receiver with $500
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Satisfied Judgments
In Ncw York Cnnntu

The htst name is that of tho debtor; tho
a"cond mat Of tho creditor and date when
Judgment was hlct:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Buyer Wants

fid5 49, i'm g4ei bsx artA...
a4i4 ~ i4e Htt Il 80. Alsf a.ftss.,
Assa ~ efz ~ Fff gs~su WIN
ss's' Assts4 fsss, sss Asssasss, '" -"
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Offerings to Buyers

RE b9imsps - cfose out is7 Wes.
= rffNH 2gtgg bDz hA4a.tete
1tH ge9 t9r ~ itfsi6aiain Hii{5lt5
~ 'D 81 ~ tAt Asz4a "
tfffr ntfHy sif Btood Hay
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
F.irs
Notions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

'lNciNHATT london p1ir Go. J. Gins
ufk. furA, Aberdeen.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
MHhftNas

gif AhFhhf4 @fHffAli Hs 4he &H5si
irAN i>efitifiN ii44slrt fsS
1912, ~ ~ MAl. 40 - - s4 q ~.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

olucis, Maurice 1s.-w. n. g. Dyer:
.Aprli 2s. Igio. ,.......,.....' s2.2st2s
:. ~; 1hbtil 70, 1913, ,.,...ts.Tt 2s7 20
n n ,speifa. Inc, ara i2lizabcih
1}.D., i1ee ialsoi .,st.;t,,;,.....,. 1874
:, ,,,a ,,aiidftf ftfs.h. ri N.Y. 70. ,isji.t, is1f7
ifiahi ort ~, 1919 ....!s..... Az Al
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY to help In stock room; experience not
essential If quick to learn; good chance
Tor advancement. Call to 10. Hitler. 81
z. 22d st.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
LOST BANKBOOAs
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION

AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION, SO
unlimited driving, etc. guaranteed. In
until license secured. Is. NJ Co. 1so3
Lexington ave. (SSth).
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

BOY. neat. bright. IN office for errands,
Office work. can Na-9nal Enamelng X
Stamping Co, All Fifth ave, corner 37th
st, tenth floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04

Wv NWNF Inv I NCT-RnWTo Ua---
' J. ass y sterling OU day bills alDN.
c6mmcrca. ruday mHG on banks 80.
commercial tpday bills Ii-h demand
il.Ig r,hlot .TH
Gui'drr, demand HsN cah'cs 8.s
"o'"rnmcai bonds firm railroad bonds
Irregular
months q Bad
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-01

The People Who Are Backing Up Every
Statement Made Concerning the Future
of Villas County:

office
shandpa
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obtained request
COUNTY River, Wisconsin
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F. w. River Wisconsin
hirman,To O Wisconsin
Washington Eagle River, Wisconsin
harmanT Town of
C A Towno of State Line, Donads
R hairman,T o
Towno OF
o F1ambau, Wisconsin
of Pesque
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-01

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tiles Villas County fifty the Villas lakes poultry
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-01
An Accomplishment in Industrial Democracy

Bunidem n choosing home
markets. community which
mmae in Villas County
numn
example industrial democracy the Upper Lands of Wisconsin
community Makers investing
SOIL rainfall and climate
past years.
@ with little cash capital They had their labor to
Within this estimated to have increased % per cent in
section of cutover timber land has
producing uttefat hog meat potatoes and clover
Hhfre produced only taxes.
capital on land security and with in
purchase land under cultivation
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New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
RUSSIANS PROTEST
 PLANS FOR MEETING
Loyal Organizations Decline to Accept Truce While BOisheyiki
 Holds Sway.

Paris, Jan. 25.-The council of the national and democratic bloc of Rus sian political organizations abroad has sent strong protest to Premier Clem- 'enceau against the decision of the su- preme council to call a conference of Russian factions
 We would be men without honor and courage if we accepted for a sin gle moment a truce such as proposed to us while all that are dear are in danger of death-violent death by execution or assassination or slow death through hunger" the protest says in part.
 The interest of humanity in gen. eral and democracy in particular the protest adds, "requires the estab- on the sovereignty of the people who lishment in Russia of 6 regime based freely expressed. An improVised meeting at the Princes Islands can not be an expression of this sort. Rus sia has long clamored for the free election of constituent assem bly,. The attempt was stif1ed by the Bol- sheviIzi by force of arms, and they are today asked to make the voice of Russia heard
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
POLITICS PARTLY TO BLAME
Labor Troubles in England May Be
 come Worse, Speaker Says.

London, Jan. 25, via Montreal.- Disturbed conditions of employment due to the transition from war to peace, high prices of food and the "energy Of political enthusiasts" were given as reasons for the industrial lIn- rest in England by J. R. Clynes, Brit ish labor leader, speaking at a lun- cheon given by the American club to- day. A note of warning was sounded by the speaker, who said:
 Bad as conditions are at present, there is fear that they may become worse" MT. Clynes pointed out that grievances which have led to labor troubles in England recently were real, adding that the strike habit has not yet grown to the extent of caus- ing %~1 men to throw down their tools without substantial underlying reasons"
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
England Gives Supreme Pledge.

London, Jan. 25.--"Great Britain's decision to leave such questions as the future of Mesopotamia, Palestine and the German Colonies to the League Of Nations is profoundly important says the Daily News. '"The adoption of such a policy by the British delega- tion has established the League in it's true place in relation to tho peace congress and invests the whole pro- Ceedings of the congress with an at mosphere of confidence and good will created by the. refusal of a great na- ton to take advantage of the accident of military possession of valuation territory.
 If Great Britain is ready to give such an effective pledge of her faith :, in the League of Nations, no other power is left with an excuse for hold ing back. The decision may well prove to be the greatest victory of the war"
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
NO WAGE REDUCTIONS
Head of Nerdcn Manufacturers As- sociatiOn Does Not Expect Wages t0 Be Cut In Silver City.

Neriden, Jan. 25.-C. R. Gardiner, president of the Meridea Manufactur- CTS association and an official of the International Silver company, today issued a statement to the effect that reductions of wages were unlikely in this city. In part his statement was:
 "There will be no reduction Of wages in Meridel to pre-War basis. The manufacturers realize that the high cost of living is to continue for some time and to meet 1t Workmen here must continue to get higher wages than prevailed before the war. He also said that returning soldiers and sailors who received lower kages when they went away will receive the new scale of wages upon their re- sumption of work, and the new scale will be paid to additional help taken on by the manufacturers