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New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Larger Apparel Sales
Reported in November
Purchase Increased 2 Per Cent
Over Corresponding Period Of
1918; Payments Gained

Reviewing conditions in the textile
and apparel lines in the month of No.
vember. the Credit Clearing House
shows that purchases throughout the
United States were per cent greater
than both November. 1913. and 1917
and per cent greater than November
1919. Indebtedness increased per
cent over the preceding month and No
vomher of 1918 Payments showed a
gain of per cent over October, 1919.
and per cent over November. 1915.
Increased purchases ere attributed
LARGELY 70 the exceptionally heavv sa,e.
made bv the iobbor during the month
Those purchases were made bv the re-
taller through this source because Of
ne inability Of the manufacturers 70
II orders from second c'a~s credit
risks. because Of the hrh price and
short terms of raw ma'oriql and $50
because there were sufficient orders
from hrst class credit risks to take
practically al Of their ortDrt
Increased Indebtedness is LARGELY due
to hi~h prices and shorter terms Mer-
cN"ndise prr~h~ sd during the carly
IN seasor was nearly al sold AZ an
'nNr"aee Of q ncr cont 20 100 ner cont
above tho rrcos of the snrinp and
terms in many instances redrcod from
seventy dovs 20 ton or thirty d~vs
Tho smaller dealors are said n have
found II impossible to meet their ma
tNrltles on duo dates rs tho woa.h he '
h"s Nenn 50 mid that tho corsrmor
did not Start n purchase winter goods
as early n was hoped
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
CoIIONS-Desnand for
Staple Fabrics Strong

.'onverters of cotton goods point to
INC consls cnt demand for staple
'abr'cs. as an indication of the solid
srity OF the present market The
orders for sheetings. and plain goods
OF all kinds are running larger than
usual with jobbers operating we'll into
next year. Retailers are buying spar
ing Y, preferring to let tie Job trs
carry the stocks in high priced mar
ket, but they appear to have such
confidence in q continuation of present
r ccs that they arc willing to operate
as far ahead as the mills producing
the cloths VIII al ow.
Exports to South American countries
are increasing. according to converters
who say they ere besiegcd for goods
by South American buyers and ex.
ncrters here, who are wiling to Law
down the cash in advance to inch
the orders. The South Americans are
said to have been operating so heavily
in domet flames for delivery in
March. April and May tho fall season
south Of the equator. that domestic
buyers have been Gre wdcd out Il i've
markt and ar, unable to- purchase their
complete requirements for next falls
use.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
JEWELRY-E atch Prices
10 Be Adroncpd for HOLIDAYS

Jobbers and retailers expect watch
manuiac ac'urers, within the next few
Gays to announce new schedule
which will show increased QUO .ations
en- timepieces for the Christmas holi
d'y season. Some of the larger job
oers lnt'mated tfat they knew what
ne ndv9ncc wou 4 arouN' TO BIT
thought it adv able to let the manu-
sac,u RS aNuOunc, it.
As in other branches of the jewelry
II dustry, sen onal buyirg for watches
IS thlng of the past Many retailers
are now in the market trying to place
orders fer large supplies Cor 1920 bu.
manufacturers refuse to accept orders
ovo = on he'd Ord IS r a'so
being secured by mail in large volume
} uOeIs are receiving enormous
orders from their travelrg salesmen
who, N some cases. have been on the
Dad for several wenks These r~nrc
sentatlves report aht in all sections of
he ca rtry the retailers stocks ale
very low.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
EATIIER-soles Of
Betting Sho,c Steady Increase

Tanners Of leather betting report
tat sales have been increasing stead
lily in the Ia t fcw weeks Business
they say, was about 25 per cent greater
in October tran in t preceding onth
and orders received in the first half o.
November indicate that the sales fer
tie month VIII be even larrer thlr for
October. While the advancing cost has
been responsible for many concerns
substituting beltirg made 0 rubber and
canvas for tia. made of leather, tan
ncrs assert that there are some IN
dustr'es in watch the use Of leather is
Imperative.
1t is estin'ated that since 1914 thc
nrice of leather betting has advanced
about C5 pr cent. 10 per cent Of tbs
increase having taken place within the
last few months. When the armi ,ice
was signed the betting tanners found
themse YES with large quantities. of un-
worked material on hand. These stocks
were augmented when many companies
engaged Ia war wosk turned t'elr sur
plus beltirs; equipment pack upon the
market
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
CALENDAR OF r\IlHIr,o<

Academy Art Snop 1913 West Fiftv-S~ve,tt
Hi.es- h4s.iilr eiehtnss anu Baths by
Acker.aann Galleries. 10 East Forfeit
StIeeL-Ol ID English sporting prints ana
water color drawings Of A.A-lf0..l 80.
planes IN France
Alnslee Gaiiesri,es. sl5 Fifth Avenue-per-
Elanen' exhibition Of paintings oy George
Anderson Galleries. Park Avenue ans
tlits -aintA street-ExnibirIon Of Chinese
n1"6s fr'nl the library ol Wil.4a4l
An.4rte"n Art Galleries Madison square
Hout4. 'o.lect.on OF L llie 9ares cue
ms by ..istier. Hade. Bunot. Brans-
Ara'n Galleries Annual exhibition OF the
,, can ~ efs - Minlatlr- Painters
baocpcA Gaiieries-Fifth annual exhibi
t.ou os t.e l. l-ctIcs
H.a-eeois Galleries. sss F.s.h Av.aue-
GraIalc art ay Eduard Naaca
G alo fslieTses, l0T West F0rty-sixrh Stt-..
Foreign ard American pa4n. mss
'.uH -,ailer.es, East Forty seventh Street
tightes nth century at
peiNionilo Kari Freun = collection o>
pam ms AID other arr objects
Dan.ei galleries 2 wes' Forty seventh
p'ti.asns Galleries, . West Forty-fou~,h
Tir r e. n n@s by !nness. WNant
Blt k iocN ans others
C-Feea Gaieries-Ol Chinese oorcelafns
Fersrgi Galleries so1 Fitta Az. ni,.-
a.ni nss by Emil CariA~n and Eawsra
Gmqei 6 Wiidenstein. 6t7 Fifth Avonu,
-Firs, annual exhibition Of tne Af.erl-
can PAINTERS gravars and Sculptors
nC01p.s by IS Nnisffer.
Anas. le7 GAllerfes-W ater colors eas pas
k"pp Il Gai'eries-E Etchinsz by zorn
aet1 a.'sries-Painting by Aaaeriean
Nsa.son Galleries. los VS., Fifty-sesenth
Street-.\nlf rican pain ms
Mich Gali-ries-- los West Fifty soventa
Street-I! tures BY Chflee Hsssan.
Muss'1an GaNcries--PaintinSs and NOR.
ots prs by Eugene Higgins
Now balieri' East Fiftv-fourth Street
Airs s. John AIexand~r's collection
of antque rugs and tapestries
Powell 'ialieEle les-Street scenes by Caro-
.ean.
sea4'.Neis Galleries, 4a5 Fls-a Avenue
i4latinss by Charles Hethorirs'en
u - Alleri@s-I-itlogra rapils by D8!Io1
Radon
~ Galleries a Tlsth Aeen4e-
Paintings by Degas. Manet He0oir Cou--
tai. De-aHne snt Aiatiss.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Going On o-tIay
DAY

Anaeeeioan Nfeseafn of Natural History
Niet-oao.tsa Museusa Of Ar. admission
an lean Museum. of safety admission
Van Cortland, Part Museum admission
tn Anea-tnm admission s-se
Iooios al Par1 ada#ss m free
'onN mi of -iran Sooistv y Re-
frigeratlng Ens'ueers. Hotsi Astor. 10
tn l'innet III e. p IN
Conren'iun 9f Oni0n Made Garment Manu-
iaci -rets Association. lotei Astor. 70
Convent l.n ri ae-icar sac4a-, ~
iu-lrc
t aerrirs cirti.4 aullIlng -
West f-.i' Dth S-s'
Nanya nt.an VI N4tlan4t TrottIny AssocIs-
tor Murray lili uatel $50 H. m. and
consea.len n Association o, Life lasur-
an Association IL Wrst
Fslly- y-soGrth Street
sioners Hotel Astor 70 m and p ~
Ten ni Nr an 4-,4t he Eron,
County pental Society Hatel Ca.ulaodore.
al day
Evh.aft.en Of anoi NJ sn1 modern Persian
art works. International Buyers Ctso.
ih.74 Noor. Acsh Terminal Stl-s Build-
ms NtS Fo1tg-sseoll Street. 10
fn
'ur neon of 'aa ~lxfa Aver,ia Ass,ots .t1~
tIaftl tf.Il, =. n
}'t.fe tne IS Yars Cir r.s0s.ttf..,
saH ,iuhs uaf0 4-tar
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
STORAGE NOTICES

To BENJAM >> CIRCLE CLASS PACK
Ing .na aaelsr Faai4tt.
Great Easf-fr sNaisf to Sadie ia~lln
No. erss ~ t'.a,siey. t. B le4s r4n
Hartley DAVIS i.4rk Lolehtsn NJ ui.iA
Aa-oy Beti ha plstlraek IL = horr fssis &
l.afu as KY HAIRY I-,u W jaf,.s John
- =. iamsr. Jam NJ Neno- Mss II
>'.'tt 'af - ann can
l-Noeess Co.. T. 'ifo=s 81 iloea .v 90 Ioills
q. ..ass. N,os Wm Ellison ~rn.th ,iso Ioas-
.ln m DolH nH-, I.an.s i..n M +
x.
.an 'o ~ .ena. Satis to. aited
'aH anl each of ra. ARE r.rats re-i i-at
ha' tln' f7r th fe>ne. - aar Isea
il0 Ire ifNuerfy ssu4fier I-crlhe4 has
bag expired after iae aa-ioe thereof 5as
NA M s.as esr- rss nara
aaa ~ad. Aft-
g.a Tables .ni Tsa.e Isa.--
Ca.s ealf0r.-e ii.fnr.s crf- Naeh.l,a-
~'taH 'sse- .lrfsrs Pots Hegs S.Ats
Na'iIt. l.0s dH. Nash fU4r.l- efli tlu.fl
ln fapar tet Woea.n NtN.-. Mash-isn.is
ssa fu' ifi7r i'tas tertirre-,
Sla Is. Ni nee Cosl.lnI .fs Baskets
'-a -. tits fts4ttts aul Stoves. Far
tii.ons Fie tan.nes iron CIs.-- i'v
IS ..- n4lc7 RAGS Gases IS 100. .a- ilns.-s
i.is7 DatH -i iron tes-.
1880
ral- 4t l1i tiet isr l-f-
Ilsls-
'. aa.-'-i - ~. zoe
ea and f-it asI-4fter beg
aue a Al . .ef,.,..'.f
Dr.. mann slor4gs Nareheass a.psf.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
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FIRS-4uction
Brings Fair Prices

Few advances in AVERAGE prices OF
most furs woro noted vetsnrday at the
REGULAR mont lv auction o. the Metro
po tan Fur Exchan~e. Most OF IT,
prices were about en- level with those
Of last month's sa es. Caracul and
sealine were in slight demand Some
OF the average prices bid at the sale
were as follow DYED foxes $3.50 u
S6; lynx so; beaver $40 to S4s:
Australian foxee, $3.50 to IS; skunk.
81 to $3.50; raccooN, $3.50; muskrat.
So to S275; mink, So to So fisher. S47:
squirrel. raw 57l5 cents; squirrel.
dressed, SllO.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
The Tribune Almanac

M.ctinr Of American Fraterna, Congress
Hotel As,or. p m. second day
Meeting OF the Jewsiry Crafts Associa-
t'on Hotel Astor p m.
Meeting Of the Woman's Health Protective
Association. Hotel Astor, 40 .. n.
Meeting Of Pekingese Club OF America.
Divine Science Lecture Hotel Boss-r,
Walt whitman. the Prophet" second o.,
three lectures or Great Writers" by
John Cowper Powys. Brooklyn institute
OF Arts and Sciences. Music Han. Acai-
erny OF Music, .. m.
Meefing Of the New England Society.
Dinner OF chudhood Conservation League.
Rotsry COB dinnsr. ls uo,e o McAlpln. p m
Besfsteak dinner rendered TO Or Hcnry
Frauent hal BY Hospital fog Detormities
Prisor y.rAers I . n
Golden jubilee OF the Baptist Home Tor me
ns'- MI be celebrated at Calvary
" ..sl hrt,lsh Solder Thinks Of tho
Prospects Of the WORLDS nifty. by
illustrated l.cture By Ls Roy Jef'efs or
National Wonders OF tho nitea States
and Canada. before the New York Il :
t. ical saciety. 10 Central PARK West.
"Ps BIS evsky-Rorno sapiens.' BY Andre
Triaon Terrace Garden Reception Room
80 East Fifty eighth street. sl5 o m
Dance and 1ntertainment Of the Cd
im"rs. q Cuttins Washington Hall.
iotin Street near Third Aven-e. =. ~.
T he New Philosophy and Economics b.
Prof. ssor Harry A Overstreet S1ay-
vesanl Ncig nborhood House.. Sluyves4Ist
snd Nint0 streets. s.i5 =. m.
The lloloEy Of war" ffth in course
of six lectures on Man Past Pres. n;
and Future by DR.. s c schrn -clN.r.
tfooNlyn Institute Of Arts and SEEN IS
M-slc HAI. Academy o. Music 5 u .. n
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
SILK S--Norc Interest
IN Oriental Goods

Advancing ard extreme prices Of
dome tic 81 ks is broadening the mar
ket for the cheaper ard coarsor Nongees
and other native Japanese and Chinese
goods JoNheTs are holding canside~-
atle quantities OF these good and be
cs.ase Of the interest shirtwai and
dress manufacturers are slowing il
these fabrics arc raj In prices. FAR
GRADES Of non~ees can now be obtained
+ S1.@5 yard, but advance, of -
cents yard are contemplated by some
icbbars.
The Silk Association Of America re-
norts the succe sf'l raising OF fund
10 establish & chair OF sericNlture in
tie American CoNere at Canton and
manv srhscri0 i0Hors towards fund 10
establish and maintain chair at the
Amo~ican Jnvers " at Nankinr The
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

a ssocia,ion here is cooperating with
the Chinese in the development and i'm :
nrovement of the raw 81 TX Industry ~
China Canton raw silks, re-reclcd in
a form usuabIe by American ma
ch'nery, are beinr closely watched
nere Supplies o: :his type of raw
SILK are increasing and have bee,
heav''y bought by American interests.
Mexico Is reported to be exp rmcnt-
ng with seric .turc and ATTEMPTS are
oelng made to ESTABLISH the raising If
SIX worms in Ca ifornia But it IS to
China that the industry is turning
mainly for an increa in the supply
81 raw silk, which at present is CON
ceded to be below actual requirements.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
FORECLOSURE SALES

Yehk-M~g 3 Buckley ana Asass
Il tslc> >iey. as eNecutii IS 9f ana trl=t-- $
4n the last viii aud testament ii john
- hue Nlay. dec ased, ana Agnes b D4 x
49, and Mary Il BucAley. a. sNeeat-.ees
as,,.,. n. - s,',r1as = PSI ~. ans
pla ntlrs against james BasArd Sp-.-r.
and Katharine NAn Nechten Spey@rs de-
in pursuance o., Judgment q, Iore-
closure and saie duly made and entere4 70
Re a. fe en itiea ton and bearing, .laf
i+' -Yla laj uf NOseai Der isI+ fha
uri IEncd. r. referee fn said ,.5l,r..,..
1i'''-, @'i3 sei a. pnb.ie an. .,iea. Ut tas
- rect. Ia the Borough ~ Manhattan ts-
N.N York. tie 90 3as OF l'ec.a.
- '.Nlerf noon -" r.af aat
ant tA-rt4H aes r.ued a. f1iioes
All trat ctf..1 ing. p.oce or rs-e ei -
land Nltl th .4Ia4nss and IMP ~, men.
10 the thorough of Manhat.an ana l5+. -
NV fofs ana bounded and described ~
hes nnirs az POM ~ 'h- noctn.r.g g
side ~ >iaets nd Sfree- dist anr Two
-pndr ami eighteen fer westerly rom
'i~ corner formed by tn ln' rs,-.t tor
tar said nortnerly side II Nauety-sees-..
es, ".io the Westerly side q, rat1
u nm rly Feurthl teenuv. running therta
NHtltt and parallel with ta- sad
slde q PafH Formerly Faarfas
-d arc fpr PAT ~ tr- 2i-l4.l. p
e.-at aas .re-ia IN H. 30 ~.
-e of tne osoeS betne-n Nirett
and >inetY- hird Streets theure .,.-s.-..
ai"r- f.ie - a Dfntrs iin- 3f t.se BLOCK a....
uafai With the sid norfherl. 2
etrt' Street setruf@.n ferf &
etf IS iaches thence SOU n-r p
t.str para With the said westerly is
tarN rIy FoGrfu) ru
; laurfd fDe' elgA- and oHe-ha> .nrt..s II
fr- sasd norrhariy Size q, Ninety v-se.9.4 &
tret tr 't-fa- eAs s.0ng b.
norfh-r5 side 81 t5-s-.ofa str..t
st' -nt -1 fe'. an1 t.eu-tairsis IT.. -
to tie pe u ar uIace If beg ouius D. sad
erai distances ana dimensions flora
or
subject . ooeAnan's and restrictions -
t-iaei n eeed5 recorded IN he or-e- :
- hestsfes et me 80 1T. ~ Neu Ynr K
9 ii5er - - Convey eyan'ea passz 3s0
90 r. Deotit siy. and .n Lib -4as
e1a et page
tle t9'H described iand os.rg pe.- a
sirs ln section n1tn1c- a.arIc
-. or tre nap 1t.r-a .Tn=
4.a y II az u t.f Borough of 1fal.4t,s-
il1e %f fnr0 'HIf.a.-. n.r
-\eo s HooTr Heeerse
PI~ENTf = AND TOW >St1D
A-rclfI.-- f1- = ain-l RS
~ irsaaHas Mannattar Kew YORK cry
faii1sis 1laS tn r tra
pr Qerty so'-. lts s.r.s armter .
sst STREET
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Belgium Nay Re-c~port
Imported Footwear
Manufacturers Considering Plan
OF Producing Standardized
shres "A l.oMer price.

49,, IAN ms is reported to be
ge e" imported shoes az present
''''i 90 ,orera oesl n.anrfac711r-
Fe-eetsi tr.- country "a
. 0m Is Of leo wear have ar
sa .'am tta l.i,.4 ~.a,os cO.,+ysr-
'~. a0a r. franco ard Holland that
.r,... may he compel cd 10 re-
o ''"ir sock The retail
~ 81 n7ortcd fo~-wear are so hirh
.', NE 7ir'c has been very SOW in
s,s-'s purchases and r sp.te Of the
as s sto'ts on hand here is said
ION Sc 0 N~ice reductions.
~ sss'e ca mn'aiet on the part
a., a''N %" manufacturers because
'ae recent heavy purcha es from
a.. m' '.nie ocal manu-
..-'st: ars greatly naraicapoed be
all materials.
i.can eather. With
A'a' .tafa~ ire situation
na Manufacturers
ns ta@en I'D ni Il the GOV
,-sr. Won Of = olucing q
ess .eaeafi shoe Il. "a standard
4. 'no-rhl dat in this wal
I, s'y's maag ac-urcrs may be able
1e,s aftic 10 sell at n0,
to-, nan 30 francs. thus fulf ling an
.ss pun 'c demand and at the same
..,s ''.'''a'ailng and protecting a ma
1, I..g r. Be gan Imports or shoes from
4, wo. ,'.''. 'es were small before
i ~ L Is tfo-oht that under nor-
s,o,a oo,9aso'''o's high grade shoes could
s.a,, as en- quality ba is to an in
ssllr Elent However. the uu-
~ s',s e.ga c. +. T. prices Of footwear.
n .v' ~. WIN 'he premium paid N Cor
gn sN.Haase Will undoubtedly pre-
Peer ieat extension OF sales n.
,csds oe g.an purchasers Of high
AVE., ~ imported shoes can now obtain
ss'n u, made shocs for comparative V
~ more than She retai' prices which
y, ye cha ged for imported goods.
s os, 'elener restricts the opportu-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
CITATIONS

TIE lEoFLE oF THE STATE oF new
oIzh iii TIE a-.A'a. 0t l,lJ FREE
AND >l1E. tN NDtNT
A\\t- 'f1LI-l> >'iTJN. Ias...l =
- aof Nu II
-. nglcr. deceased EIW4N T tT.4\sIt
tNHt b N-Ll.i N,lJN A4Fi-.
- l-i-l >.i.-lf> ~ Ifr N
~ HOW E~ JnHe u i.f-f-4,TT ta Is -.
t..- f....-
isarn Na. ta- .ls q. lrtv
.ai ~'ate ai Ns -f.. .s-st >il.
On lr-i.sr
tfrn having office e-3 lr.r .~ ~
lsu II M4Ins 'sn tlfs III Nrp loft sou
aa4 al. ct .og are n@.ri. l-i u ssorg
-.rrc oa4rt i0 'ae
Dalrtl -N tst.. -r- A-rrcsa -as
Cfurf ~ aid county NJ H4s O..
~ orie I'LL rNe cllut YORK n fn=
H.. l4-ss =, ae.
of ta-.l rl..-i States l.-. Coa4e.ay & N=.g
f1s ir--a a.tl y
-A+ " a. Z. "
W. e.ar srt -n-.. sl--.t ~, -
i. ,f.-l.-1r vs. ha 80 -aases
-1- as-. H. o- C,-r. or the -44i
YORK IL
s-a l-Nel.
= WITNESS 7lero~af.e IOH>
con Al as. Surrogate n 1gr sti1
G".rtt 'H-r-. H. a6 he i=r
iAs ~ a-r lord
.n- t.a--al Is..itra afai re- insree-
i1A>lf. j IDN D\EY
prER. sTRO>G < WHITEHEAD. Aitor-
dress SO 42 Exchange Pace. Borough
os Manhattan. Nsw york C.-y
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Humidity
Humidity
e. "a. So . N 4s 8 2. rn-.. 81
Barometer Readings
3 a. n 303o n n, az >, an -
General Weather Como ton.


WASHINGTON Dec. IA proniner.
feature Of the weather map of tom ght wa
the cold weather that prevailed in the upper
Mississ ppi Valley the upper lake region
the great pla rs states and the z csy Noun
ia region. Temperatures bel zero * IRE
recorded today in upper Michigan W soon
sin. Minnesota. the Dakotas. Nebra Sa
Wyoming and Montana Tho lowest read
ngs were follows Duluth. NJ m. and
Havre. Mant. q degrees below zero Devils
Lake, N. D. 20 degrees below. and w llis.on.
n. D.. IS below Relative warm woa her
preva IS tho Gulf states and southern Cali
lorna but al other parts 'he country
date '0' '''''
.ur NJ the lasf t1en'y four hours there
We're iocai SHOWS n the z on Of the &c,
LaAes' lhe appeg Ms $ pp valley the
and ra n m Pac fc states.
In the NJ M.dd . Atl-n AMI New ENGLAND
s'i es tnt va hs. " II be partly cloudy to-
morrow followed by loca sn ws and c iler
morrow ght and Wednesday. In he
South Ntant : states the weather vi o..
parity cloudy wi b mild Temperature to-
morrow and unsettled. th probably a n or
Neen Sd ~ In the cast Gulf states he
V her WI be cloudy Tomorrow w n 4 n
by tom rrow night and unsettled and mach
colder VIII a ID wave " dr. sdav Ir
Tennessee, Kentucky ard Ind na cloudy
'gcather tomorrow wN be followed ~ ra.n
chans no to nov. Tomorrow and Wadn s.
day, .th much colder atrer and a n
wave. n the upper Oh Valley and he
lower lake ren.en he ~aa her ~ BE o.ouAy
W cal suc~s to-morrav and "Wednesday
WIN much der weather Wednesday. In
the upper AXE REQ there VII be ieca!
SHOWS Tomorrow and fair woa'h Wedncs
day y tn low cnperatare
ed va warr ugs have been ordered or
indiana n'ucaS wes en- and ntr..i en-
nessee, Alabama and M sS.ssippi
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
yst STREET
ast NnE :
=. .n.-..-..---.- -.

The approximate amount - tte len 8-
-fs n satsf. At.ica th- @ho.s ae
srl3e1 apsr's - 70 b. -..a 81 $50 o.
"-1a at~7'- r=on tr9a. fne lam aa3
ard allow rrs amounting % tl.s 0i. rl-a
rest from Nesemher -. 1912 tog. -r
WITH The expenses Of the sale The
approximate amount or tne fax-a a.
-sssn MS and water rates OF 9ther .feus
e hich are to b. allowed 10 The purc asse-
out u the purchase money or paid by
tae referee, IS $3.50 AID interest
Dated Ne" Yo~k No mha- es 1919
ENOS S BOOTH. Rsss:ea
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Satisfied JUDGMENTS

rrst ra~ra IS .ha, ~ M debtor -re
second -ra- of the l4lor md -at@ 'S4t-1
5t..r.r VS. tiefl
.. Clement '-'' rst-r
>-t1
l.a.f.N ie. Toy rs
thaIer, No,. T. 10 so9Q-
iN.'iiies and a''eft
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n-unr. J4uo /. fnfq.... i-3t.o,
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Co.. Inc Dct 3i lsl y-9 90
i.oa.,szosy Harry Micrellnsa
et al Aay is. ifl' l.7s5. IS
- i1.s -ss ~
Rfvaccio Pasausle-o o@rroi. Al
,ofns-ic Sca.e Co.. july J. i-->. 30 60
II fsis .25o5
sarae-I Neissr.an. April H.
Mar.h -. 1918 SIS 5-
l5al3,-asser NaN jennie Cold
.rasser 7nf Batnet Seh~..t--A
>ravartz. Jun II. .tif .5s.-
BecNeirnar. iirris--C. rs~-
-notsAs Dec. -. i491 'etr-
same sane; Dee IS. iso7 'can-
cuozzo. JOSEPH. peirauo; J-iy
). ls17...'.. ........... ...-.. 1897
In Bronx County
Marstl!o. Artrsx-T Fuas Nov.
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HIgHest II degrees 'at 2 30 p M low
est. y tat I a. NJ average "a average
same date last year. 90 average same date
for thirty-threc years 7s
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Weather Report

sun rises : :ol m Sun sets M 4 80 .. m
Moon rises. :08 m Moor acts. l:l4 a m.
Local Forccsst.-Pa Partly cloudy to-day
probably snow hurrcs ard colder tonight
and tomorrow moderate variable Winds
Local Official Record The following Of
hc'a' record shows temperatures during the
last t~enty-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding date OF last year:
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usiness News

yesterday Ss no important change pape
>''"''N
Market u''s aioo from the
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Prs;nnes T~orbles

RN"~ir~-s IN 'rr'y -I-tcv
In Tho Tni'cd Statne Dist~fot court vas
t@rGaV lrd~e Augrst"s y Han1 apnolntod
Poroival Wl'0 -~coivo- for Jules Rath3e
under bond OF 81 00O
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
MMnlla. TN

Readings from his own aocrns oy Fre8
hnrrs Brooks Wadleish high school.
lI7th street near Seventh Assn.@
y 9dern Russian Composers hy Ms
Eth-l Graham Lvn plhlc School
1921 street and " ellsworth Avenue
'NiehoiAs The Last." By Nicholas VI i-ubi-
ROY metropolitan Temple seventh v.-
nle an Fourteenth street.
The .uafvels OF InQla. by prince sarah
Dhosn P-b!ic School IS. 20Tth Str--,
and HUH Avenue. tbs Bronx Illus
tlatcd.
brasa. "A. Today and ro-nlorrosv by
lie bert "A. Lrasman. S. Ansellas Hal
= luton Avea4e near i55ih Street The
Ir0nx llli.strsfei
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Forccasts fnr snoo.al n.s.-i... r.-..--

Forecasts Cor Spec al Districts Eastern
New Yor. and southern New Eng'ana plrt-
y cloudy to-day, probab fol wed ~ 50 \
iiArr es and der -o-n 2ht and nlorrosq.
Eastern Ftrnsy van a. \ Jersey and
hela"are. party cloudy to-day snow l3rries
and de 'a-n eH aad tom rrow
" esteem ? 'fs si...n q and western New
York 'ieea 81 lay tomorrow 7artlY
cloudy and mitch coides
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BROOKLYN and Opee,x

Iceland Past. Present and Future .
A1ss Hoimiridur Arna4ottir pQoi!t
LrooElyn. rs . m
II oro.-i The Paradise % the Pacific
o5 ,4.ian, J.. Lo,e. PaoN1 Scaool = :
,'ti lo~7e lan..ing Road. Little NecK
l-.ns Is.Anl = D. N
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II nhOgAIES NOTICES

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0aaaa 3aan = coasIen. a s4f ga
Or f Sew taa
'-ffeol --t ~ ~ all persona aaslrs .r.=
Nil.arlS iar- ta.
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the h-4 tutts.f .~
s-1scii9sr - rs aisee Z transacting olzi-
ii- --- it- --.n ~fre.t bon p "
--4eoA.sp III tas ,-t3 of Sew YorA. on ~
before tas - gay o. Ma n+xt
Jataa NrN .1ra. -Ac 2sta Lay q, Dl.s~
5er 1913
BHooN1Y> Trust coMpaxv.
9TICE TO CREDITORS
II DursgsnH p. an order r' fia7 fa--
? ro4aian. Surrogate q ta~ co.nty e-
N~w york notice = hereby gwen 70 A.
3" s.as latl1g lains against Herman -
4 an ets ot tne cour-Y II lew YorA
de- ~s.. 10 present ih~ rae Win .sa-a
ers tr'rfsf the subscribers st tr~ir
fr40 "firE tu4irass r. ,r- nc.
. Ra-l4z. I4tet D.lrrh h1a. g Debs-
'1ise 81. - t-iar Street ll t..a B d.3l.a
= kiAnhattan Cscy ~ <-w York N Or
bcf-fe tte tta Ga5 80 February mex
Dated %-~ York August 1;h 1913
HEIN ~ BRAUN
THEODORE &. EYcAN0T
Esec forx
torNns. HATCH DiLLIN IAN
g C>dsr street. Borough or AarAa..an
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BUYERS Coming

ST PAtI@Field- s. hHcA Co. MI Nor
rtsSey. rAa-y % wear. 1893 Broad y
Fellows "a expected December 5