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New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Business Troubles
Schedules in Bankruptcy

Schedules filed in the United States Dis
'r'vt court yesterday were as follows:
ton by Max Rosenzweg. $50 West End
Ave, showing liabilities Of $523Sl and as
sets of s16,1oo. Tho principal creditors are
Sllas Sn MuslinSr sS,S67; keystone Watch
case Co. S4,S46, and NJ. II. Mann g. Co.
S2,465 The petitioners attorney Is Henry
Is. singer. 65 Liberty Street.
BARNET Observation-Disclosures petit
ton against Barnet Zivotof SIS East l3Sth
street The liabilities are about IS. 900 and
the assets $l.500. The principal creditor
IS Man Harrison. whose claim is $500. The
stein 63 Park Row
MAICHAEL FREEDMAN-volun Pc
titlon by Michael Freedman, $50 West
,hsth ths street: The Liabilities are ss.21a and
Brothers Corporation. $1.261 keystone
IeXtlie Company. $3.50 Petitioners at
Assignments
-, ,LINHART, INC, pianos. organs and
assigned for the benefit of creditors to
John Jurdak. Henry A. Linhart is presi
dent of the company.
IA HAkNET s, zlVOTOFF dairy. 51s East
ioSth street has assigned for the benefit
OF creditors to julius IL. Rosansky
MAN BOKSENHORN - Groceries and
dairy. at 22o East 18th Street, yesterday
Iss,ghed IfsreI5 r, Tor the benefit of creditors to
lE,ISTELLH MILLINERY SHOP, INC
Maiiilnery' aasil,y at 1854 st. Nicholas Avenue.
II. David Trackman Jacob Duhow 10
president of the company
Petitions in Bankruptcy
LIE ROY Observation-Disclosures netit,o,
by lie Roy Stanley, of 244 West 18th Street.
The liabilities are S25.O42 and tho assets
none none Ihe principa! creditor is Victoria
ichce Szo,O42. The attorneys for pcti =
TONER are Toney & Morton, 1l9 Nassau
street. ~
CHARLES c. HUGHES-A voluntary pe
tition l. by Charles c. Hughes, of a. west
4Nh street The liabilities are s23,13s
ors are Martin B. Brown Printing g. Bind
sns Company, $500; Berkeley Press.
s-.9oe; Clarke Bros., S1,7Oo. The attor-
Broadway. ' %
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
FOREIGN PORTS

.asens G') New orleans for nueno.
hAnrNoI'TH Nov "a Sailed SIT Man
o0r" Sew York
eer~end epanl. Newport News Tor copen-
hsrcn
Island Br) Thlaasiplis vla Halifax
HANHf Nov 21-s,tisa SIT GrAmpian
INM1~GnAM. Nov e. -N~'vea str
Wv Yors saHed str Clan Maew.lliasn
MAnelRA Nov % -aa.s SIR ocean
Nenargh .i.rl tff7n.. ,eel l.of"' '.es' sor|s-
n t.W Ar'i H. Ens Arrived
sr LUCIA SOY 81 -asI.i ff Nfuea
~ cediz ,Brl groin saa IRAN. ral. SORE
s:ERRA LEoNE ~oe il Sailed SIR
Sew hrgnsei.A 'B) ffrela e.aae.j.
BARsNDos Nov ia-e.usl
from Colt coast i.r >aN d.
Lake fyuus from haenus A'fse ef lr
bcENos AYREs >ov -Arrse.s str
Mira Spfrhl. Nof'aIe
MANcnEs,r GR. ST.. - str
Mauoh. sier pr. fsv -. Nan'rfst
LIN EfEoDI.. so. 1itIit rs
Car Aqia. No@ Yor- nah.e Ne4 Fo.i.
r.ngton court 'Brl Eoff.l.
MANILA. Nev i.-Ar'lfef s-r Tvns
1tfftS 'ift, seattle Ma r iiH
MoNTnNIpEO. NoF zt-st'i,d' str
Assinipi 'sarirstou.
ROTTERDAM. Nov e4-Artivea str
Rotterdam tDutch). New YORK Via Piyie-
cutn.
sT LUCIA. Nov 2o-Sall.a. ssr sheri-
dan CB). from Rio de Janeiro Tor Sew
York
VALPARAISO. Nov 22--Arrived. str
Santa Ana. Now York via Colon. Anto-
fdfasfA. etc.
YOKOHAMA. Nov t5-Arrived. str
Sumatsa Maru tJap). Tacoma.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
sail Tomorrow
~ - Il "
sail Friday
sail Saturday
AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON. Nov 25-Arr'vod strs
Masuds Haltimore. ontario rhlaieluhia.
Lake Yemassce. Norfolk Mouinelno fNorl
Tampico. san Jose Port fimon W
'eyereuN. philsa"lphia MorristoNa| >of-
Grorn - Nazairo>. No,s York 0n inn,:
Castietown firaens. L4non. Port i.imon
Norfolk. NantucAet Nofrsi. sna aslt.-
more Covedale, Norfoii>. Harvey II
BALTIMoRE Ma. Nov 25-Arrivct
Strs Lake Charlotte. Port Tampa Irr.-
daatan. Tampico. NarS .rnd tlrl i-nr on
nayton. ruNpan. Hera>ies NNof). rsllsl;
Manchloneal tNor)- 'artae nR. Fslforc.
CHESTER. Pa. Nov 20 Arrived SIR
Edna. savanna la Mar
GALVESTON Tx Nov e5-Arrlved.
strs Lake singarn Proet'so. rorfos.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nos 2s Arrived
Sifs Noht i N,w York fit thtf .t-fnu.
Howard. PHILADELPHIA via Sa .annah >nr.
man Bridgs vanlileu. >.lltl Strn
Persian. Baltimore siA Savannah l.aNo
Fisher. New Orleans. Isi.e Elon. Port
MOBILE Ala. Nov Arrived s'rs
Laurel. Pensacola 81 Il lImock Hocas
Del Toro sailed; sirs Lake canael,rta,
Havana ard Sasns
NEWPORT NEWS Va Nov Ar
rivod Sf's Con1prie. London
pEN sA'oi \. Fla. Nov 20 Arrived So
Alicante LSpan>. Galveston sanraf SITS
fIIF.ADEfpUlA Sow 2t Arrived s'r-
MaNopsc fRrN. Lon 'nn. BCfrn lsNfda.
Now York, cpNof" fnfi etc. s1s Charles
tom spauldlne Tampico sun. Fort
lohos
PoRr EADs Ia. Nov et-Arr,v.d s,r-
Hushonr. Now York 'nni,tnafre Port
lffrf. al-H frar.s. 1af.gt T War
Ing. jacksonville. Sailed r.fa HriI.'trIf
NV York. lAs" Gevan. Havana. >ei-
SON. Cuba. Santa. I.0Hnort fi frAn-
porto colon Vest Lame r.r1eauR Fis
\orf1iA
NoRroLK, Va. Nov et-Arrivee s,rs
fyota Newcas'lo Arn.urn sf.nf rrH1
r'licfastw. Wilmington navsra
lFuhan1. Ncw Orleans. r. htrfrn fNYfrht.
N-wrart News faf~ Duncan. Newport
News. linden oSwoap Snvprnah ~chr
Whlfrwsy Isf1. IanHun1frrt -HHo1 Strs
Brnokfeia Newport Ne~s. We<i tsiay.
Galveston Fort Riley. nN-fon Chirheraw
ltferpnoI Bavaria i'phhn'. Glasgow;
Lake Elikc Mobile
SAVANNAH Nov ef-Arrivea Str Rad
lock- FcrnRuiins Sanaa Sfrs ArEata,
liverpool Romuirs ror; toho~ Cif, %
4Varnah. New York
TAMPA via Nov a5-Arr'ved. strs
rhanhiee baltimore. srhr ffs1ie A VII
'ews. Cathar'en Sailed e're Conofton.
Mobile, Virginia Port Arthur. wilcox.
Mobile schrs FannYwanf Fay Havana
II q Nari'e' Strus Ia srsf'"
NlNEfNND HAVEN Na-H Nov e.
Arrived Schr Nnea King flifl. Walton.
:. for Now York
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
JEWELRY-Demand for
Diamonds Far Exceeds Supply

One of the largest diamond import
ers in the world reported yesterday
that he could sell $2O,O0O,0OO worth
of diamonds in this market at the
present time if these stones were OBJ
tninabe. Indications are, however,
that diamonds valued at only a small
part Of that sum will be available in
the next few weeks. A few delayed
shipments have been received from
Holland, but tic demand is so great
that these supplies were quickly dis
posed Of
New styles in mems wrist watches
are being developed in silver and plat
mum. The reason for this departure
is that many pf the men who have
returned to civilian life from the army
have become accustomed to wearing
these timepieces, but want more orna-
mental ones than were needed in the
army. Wrist watches for women are
also in good demand, with the diamond
and octagon shapes receiving the most
attention.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26

hosory, ander~eaH % MeNpln yprq5 AnneR M R0''0"s
PITTsBURGH- Kaufn1an's Dcpt store.
J.. schwartz, Il. X. White. underwear,
H. Edgecombe,4 mems couts. 1851 BROAD
observation-disclosures. NJ. A. Companv.
J.. f. Berman. notions. furnishing goods
leather goods ". A Berman pants over
ans ,TS swsa1eFs a. r 5: hosery rennsylyana
Store; H. II. Edgecomb, mems hats. caps
PlrTsBURGH-B Rothenberg, rnfgr.
PlTTsBURGu-Buk Bros: D. Buka.
coats. suits, waists Breslin
P1TTSBu BuRGH-Loughney 2. ]. Com
pany r. E Loughney. tailors trimmings
PITTsBURGH-H A schafer Co.: II
A. Schafev. general mdse.: Herald square
pITrsBuRGH-st -staman, & CO.. j.
Staman, mems furnishings McAlpin An
PITrsBURG - Rosenbaum Company
Miss A. ]. Troupe, dresses for upstairs 1l6
West Thirty-second STREET a. Fantl
praSb PoHThhNR s ncNamaIa NMgror'sGu' T p5Irb Ghe
underwear: 4s2 Fourth Avenue. d. G.
clotSns f S' compaay; m IT. aoodman En'STpTlsS mems
womens clothing, furnishing goods. AL
PROVIDENCE. r IN Marks Co.
Central.
VIDENCE-Callenaer. McAusian &
wear, go Fifth Avenue.
READING Pa.-Wide Awake Shirt Com
pany; II. lrio. manufacturers work shirts,
RicHMGND. va-syclc Jul Sons: S.
sycie, dry goods general merchandise
Miss Iiextcr knit unaerwear. 432 Fourth
AYsn9f RIGHuoxG 3. 8. Vn@cosen Vn'ooi Company. Mr.
Goldberg novelties 1850 Broadway: Baer
& lillenthal
RocHEsTER -Heuman. s. manufacture
ROCHESTER, Nusbaun & Co. A
Nusbau,n; tailors trimmings: bresiin.
shop; Lester Nusbaum. furs, skins fur and
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-H. LEOPOLD. mems
SCRANTON. Pa-Crawford & Co: II
GinsbeTg. m,i,iinsry McMpin Annex.
Dry Goods 60 Mr. Gelabert gents fur-
nishings; l.. d. Dail, Jobs coats aresses !,
re q, of9aaway: oIli D -, n ~ sissins gs,sr,
Hassel general ready to wear; 1850 Broad
81: PAu1-Novelty Cloak and Suit CO. ;
vass sYRActSg l. Young -. Co., B. L
ToRoNTO. canada = NJ Meyerdwitz.
Jewelryi Pennsylvania.
TOLEDO-Lofcr-S -Samuels Co; G. Lofer
and l. Cronstine. wonen's apparel Aber-
TRENTON, n. J. - II. NJ. Voorhees, &
81 hr9s os, MISS n EaFsn r ddn,. kn,t pndsrwear;
WARREN, pa. :. Stein. dry goods
and ready e. wear Bresin.
WASEilNGTON-S Kann Sons Co Miss
G. ssuer. iaces, embroidery. 432 Fourth
WOONsOCKET r I--Begin Bros; IT.
Guern. general mdse. Imperial
WORCESTER. Mass. s.-Denholm & Nc
Kay. F. A. Krim. representing. 23o Fifth
Avenue.
YONkERS. y. Y. Marshall Matheson
Co, w. S Adler. knit underwear; 432
Fourth Avenue: u. G. Union
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
MEETING AND ELECTION

NOTICE OF MEETING
The annual election of Di-
rectors of The Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the
United States will he held at
the office of the Society,
Room 917, Equitable Building,
120 Broadway, In the Borough
OF Manhattan. City, County
and State of New York. on
Wednesday. the 3rd day Of
December. 1919, at ten o'clock
r.. IN. The polls Will be
opened at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and will remain open
until four O'Clock in the alter
noon of that day. at which
time they will be closed. Such
other business will be trans
acted as may properly be
brought before the meeting.
New York. Novem ber 10, 1919.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Business Items

The Salvage Board Of the New York
District Ordnance Office, 11O7 Broadway Is
receiving bids on 1000 yards of 1S-ounce
cadet gray woolcn cloth made by Parker,
Wilder & Co. Bids will be opened on
December g
NJ. r. Silverman has been elected chair
man of the Cloak, Suit & Skirt Manufacture
ers' Protective Association, to succeed Saul
Sir ger, who refused another nomination
Other officers elected at a special meeting
of the executive board Louis Lustig,
Vice-chairman: Samuel Moskowitz treas
urer, and Harry Kitzinger. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
of

of
LONG DOCK MILLS AND ELEVATOR
REGISTERED
with
THE CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY.
JERSEY CITY. NEW JERSEY
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders of this Company will be held the
1st day Of December 1919, at II o'clock
noon. at the Office of the Company with The
Corporation Trust Company. Is Exchange
Place, Jersey City, New Jersey, for the pur-
pose OF electing a Board of Directors re-
ceving and acting upon the reports of the
officers, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before
the meeting.
In accordance with the laws of the State
of New Jersey, no stock can he voted on
which has been transferred the books Of
the Company within twenty days next pre-
ceding this election.
Dated. 18th November. 1919.
A A. HARTMANN,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
THOMAS MEADOWS 6 CO.. NEW YORK.

Al a Special Meeting of the stockholders
of Thomas Meadows & Co. New York. duly
a,,ad and held pursuant to section 66 OF
ta g.sncral CORPORATION Law OF the State OF
tne New 'e1e YORK. on the nth day of November.
1919. the following resolution was duly
So oRpgESOLVED That tho corporate name Of
this corporation be changed from the present
ns ~. Of .'Thomas Meadows Co.. New
, na.he. ~ the name, Meadows. Wye Co..
lrn" -. and that the President or Vice-Presi-
Asnt and Secretary be authorized to sign
oent ,,v acknowledge and file the proper GER
.%,.. v0in,. Tor that purpose and to cause the
same to be published as required by o,o law
Dated New York. November ~, lsiS.
A'"'s ERNEST +. NJ. WYE. President.
rRANK RIEHL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close A. m. Cen
eral Postof'icr aud city Hail Pr@tei1cr sta
uon. New York. at p m. aH fellows
Japan Corea China. siberia. SIAM. Cochin
China Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands. Nst Seattle. steamship Manila
Mtru. to-day.
Japan Corea China Siberia Siam Cochin
China Netherlands East Inftea An. Philip
pine Islands Via san Franclsce - afash .
Shiuyo Msru <oseni her q
ia pan. Corea. China Sls m Siberia Cochin
China Netherlands East indies ana Philip
pine Islands via Vancouver and Victoria,
j. &. steamship Empress OF Japan. De-
cernbeT
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
specially addressed mail for AussraliA via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. c.. sseamshsp
Aakura. December A
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26

agents: Mills are becoming more con-
servatlve in their sales policies as the
price of goods advances. The are un-
willing to take orders for delivery more
than two or three months in advance.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
KEYSTONE TIRE & RUBBER co

New York. November 25, 1919
Tho Board OF Directors have this day
declared a regular quarterly dividend OF
three per cent upon the Common stock OF
this Company. payable January 2, 1920, TO
stock kholders OF record December l6, 1919
Checks will be mailed.
WALTER LoEwENTHAI. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Satisfied judgements

The first name is that of the
the second that of the creditor e
when Judgment was filed:
In New York County
Naphan. Geo. FL. Frank; Feb.
D is, 1918 .....,;.;. .>:,..
varra Nov. 10. 919........
Woods Extravaganza Co; April
Lazarus, Maurice LII Cohn ct
al; May 81, 16...........
Oct. 10. 1919. -. ..'.'...
Relin, Philips. Borten; Sept. II.
1919 tvacatcd)
Waldman, Phllip-B. Applebaum;
Sept. ~. 1919.
schanker, Joseph-T. Mertzen-
berg; Feb. "a. 1910.
Rothmeter. Mathias-F. A. Lau-
ok ria Sept. IS: 1919. ;....;....
+. McCrann: Nov. 10. 1918.
Same--Sane Nov. 12. 1918. go.
Rosenthai. Jennie-C. A. Kearns;
Oct. IA. 1919.
Miller. Joseph BIS. Stern; Oct.
Moore. Alexander T.-Motion Pic.
ture Specially Corp; March 2.
Ernest. Robert HI. NJ. Leddy
June s. 1917.
Beck Shoe Co.. Inc.--J. Schloss-
berg: Nov. "a. 1919..
Same-J. Schlossberg April II.
. 1918 ...............
Same-S. Schlossberg; April II,
. -
Ackerman. Morris--l. l.. Rosen-
baum; May s. 1912.
In Bronx County
Dannhauser, Paul-T. A. Keck:
July 3. 1918
Wolski. Elizabeth NE. Pinneo
ct al; March II. 1917....yY....
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Going g On To-day
I)t

American Museum of Natural History. ad-
mission free
metropolitan Museum of Art, admission
free.
American Museum of Safety; admission
free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum, admission
free.
Tho Aquarium. admission free
geological Park. admission free.
Luncheon OF American Association of Ad-
vertlsins Agency Hotel Pennsylvania.
I - 30 p III.
Luncheon by Inter Racial Council to Allied
Missions, Waldorf Astoria ?.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
PIPE LINE COMPANY.

NORTHERN PIPE LINE COMPANY.
Is Broadway.
Nav York, November 26. 1919.
.,,,aand II ave dollars per share has
uaeciared on the Capital stock OF this
8 Eornrsny. payable January End. 1872 70
Sstock cknoiaersn k.a1,nsr q. 18Th, 1919.
sAI Al, regsrdins I, payment y1 sns
change Of address should nnsr DC sehs % ssth
Mdersisned not later Ina" D'o'ss'
60 ctoRor cHEsnBRo'. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26

IL IN Z oU - l p m .oN. IL y. m. 5U-Ou
Other Peoples Wea her
WASHINGTON. Nov The Western
depression of Monday night extends tonight
in moderate form from New York through the
Ohio Valley to Texas with a further exten-
SION northwestward into the middle plateau.
Pressure is high over he Atlantic Ocean ard
the entire Northwest is covered by Il high
pressure area Of great magnitude. accom-
panied by very low temperatures for the
season. The cold weather is extending south
ward through Oklahoma. In the east Gulf
and Atlantic states the Ohio Valley and
lower lake region temperatures are high.
There were general and substantial rains
throughout the lower lake region. the Ohio
Valley, East and South SHOWS and rains in
the upper lake region and light to the
West of the Rocky Mountains. except on the
north coast. the weather was fair.
The outlook for the entire section east of
the Mississippi River is for unsettled weather
during the next two days. with rain over
the Southern section, rain turning TO snow
the Central and snow over the Northern
districts. 1t viii be much colder Wednesday
in the lake REGION and the Ohio Valley, con-
tinuing cold Thursday, and it will be much
colder Thursday in the Atlantic and Gulf
states. except the Florida peninsula.
Storm warnings are displayed on the Great
Lakes, except Ontario.
Forecasts for Special Dstricts.-Western
Pennsylvauia-Sno in north rain turning
to in south to-day and colder much
colder at night; tomorrow cloudy and cold.
with local snows.
Western New York-Snow in north. rain
turning to snow in south to-day and colder
much colder at night; tomorrow local SHOWS
and colder.
Eastern New York Rain to-day. colder in
west and at night in east; tomorrow cloudy
and much colder. probably local SHOWS in in
terror.
Southern New England-Ran to-day to-
morrow cloudy and colder, probably rain or
snow.
New Jersey-Rain to-day colder at night
tomorrow cloudy and much colder.
Eastern Pennsylvania Rain to-day. colder
at night tomorrow cloudy and much colder.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
OFFICE OF
GREENE & CO. MANAGERS,
ROSTON

Preferred Stock
The regular quarterly dividend Of IN per
cent upon the preferred stock Of the Inter
national Cotton Mills has been declared
payable December /. 1919 at the office OF
the transfer agents, the Old Colony Trust
Company. Boston. to all stockholders OF
record at close OF business November 90
1919.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS.
Allan B. Greenough Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
B usiness News

oA oanks that have been holding
market are
cent with paper we'll G 1
market & Co
the
asked Sxy idand4 asked ~ GIL" ' p '
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Q Wrist Church OF Divtne

Meeting of the First Church OF Divine
Science. Waldorf Astoria. ~.
Dinner by King solomon Hospital Asso-
citation in honor OF Max Scott. .ts presi-
dent. Hotel Astor y ~.
Annual New York Scottish festival and
dance. list Resim, II. Armory, Fourth
Avenue ana Thirty-fourth treet. p. 'n.
THANKSGIVING Eve dance and Bahylonian
rovoL Hotel des Artistes. West sixty
seventh street p u.
position Of the Engineer IN Modern In
dustry' by Charles Ferguson. American
Society of NJ chaniUal Engineers. -
West Thirty-ninth street.
Lecture b. Andre Tridon on "A Physical
Conception of tine Personality at Saw
isny uau - LeuoN Avenue. s.l5 p IA.
Open meetIne nt Balpush HALL, BrpokNn.
Addresses boy Borough President Edward
iAeerlmann. former CoWptruller William
a Prendcrgast and others. y. ln
Europe and Its Cathedrals. Byzantine.
Nomanesuue and Gothic by Professor
Louise NJ kuehner. Sluyvesant Neigh
horaood ionse, stuyvesant ana Ninth
streets. .lb y. m.
Entcrtaiument nnd dance Of Hungarian
society for the henent OF Hoover fund
for starving children. Waldorf Astoria,
=.
Dinner by sir and Lady Frederick Lewis
to directors. officers and employers or
the rurness Nithy Steamship Company,
grand ballroom, fesaipnlco's =. y "a
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26

Highest. 50 degrees (at p. M: lowest.
"a tat n. M average. Az average same
date last year, 23. average same date for
thirty-three years. 10.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIYE CO.

80 Church st. New York. Nov 90 1919
Quarterly Dividend or One and Three
quarters Per Cent. NMG) upon the Pre-
ferred Capital Stock of the American Loco
motive Company has been declared payable
on December 81. 1919, to the Preferred
Stockholders OF record at the close of bust
ness on December 49, 1919. Dividend checks
Will be mailed December 80. 1919.
Quarterly Dividend of One and One-Half
Per Cent Uhec) upon the Common Cap
tal Stock Of the Company has been decla red,
mon Stockholders of record at the close Of
business on December 49, 1919. Dividend
checks will he mailed December so, 1919.
w. SPENCER ROBERTSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
sRT EXHIBITIONS

Academy Art shop. l52 West Fifty- seventh
sireet-Nas.m etchines and karas1
Ainslee Gaueiles. si5 Firth Avenue
Permanent exhibition OF paintings by
An ieqs''n I;a,.erios. Park A,eras ~7a !rifty-
ninth street t.mmons collection Of
Ac.elfnann Galleries 10 East Forty-slxth
Slt.-f-Old English sporting priuts and
color drawings Of American aetoplAnes
Ha1eocl Gsnerles-IrlGth ANIMAL exhibition
bt the Eslecllcs.
BUSH Terminal sales BUILDING. 1870 West
fotty second street LNtAoltion OF Per
sian nrt
Calo Galleries. lO7 West Forty-sixth street
Foreign am American PAINTINGS.
Church ot lae Ascension Parish House, II
West Elav eutu trett--Stre"t scenes rA
CMlie Hassen ana relics iroE the
el4nIcles 3t Arraun
Daniel Galleries. West Forty -seventh
Street-raintlnss by Man Ray
Duaeusins Galleries, 45 Vest forty fourth
stfeet-Pslntinss by Inness. Wyan'.
Duveen Gallerles-O.d Chinese porcelains
Tcrargil Galleries. o57 Fitth As"nut--
Paintings b, Emil Carlson ana Ea"Ata
Gimlei 4 W8aenstcln. 80 Finh Avenue
First annual exhibition Of the Amer
lean Painters. Cravers and Scrlptors-
Hahlo Galleries 5ss Fifth Asenue--I-itho- T.
Rra phs by ~ histier.
Knocdier Ga!lcrles-w Water colors ana
paslels
keppel baileies-Ett hinss "y N1Nh
lantern 6alicfl's--Palntin inSs by conteIn-
prrary ART isis
Macbeth Galleries-Paintings BY Amer
lean artists
Madison Galleries. io6 Vest Fifty seventh
Street-Alnerican paintings.
Mich Galleries. los West Fifty seventh
Street-Pictures by ChN9e Hassam.
New Galleries. II East Fifty fourth street
Mrs. 81. John Alexander's collection Of
antique rugs and tapestries.
Powell Gslleries-Street scenes by Caroline
Van III Bean
Raiston Calleries--Landscape by Frank
De Haven
schultheis Galleries 425 Fifth Avenue
Paintings by Charles Hetherington.
Touchstone Galleries, II West Forty
seventh Stfeet-On paintings by Juiis
Stohr.
Weyle Galieries-Lithographs by Odiion
Eedon
Zayas Galleries $40 Fifth Avenue-Paint-
inss by Degas. Manet. Renoir. Courhet.
Cexanne ana Matisse.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26

Local Forecast Rain to-day. colder AZ
night; tomorrow cloudy and much colder ::
fresh south winds. shifting to northwest TO-
night and becoming moderately strong.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
The Tribune Almanac
Weather Report

Sun rises. :54 n m Sun sets -. 4 4:32 p m.
Moon rises. :5i an Moon sets. 04 pm.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
REPUBLIC IRON STEEL. COMPANY

PREFERRED DIVIDEND No 65
At the me eting OF the Board of Directors
OF the Republic Iron & Steel Company, held
November 18th 1919, the regular quarterly
dividend Of No on the Preferred Stock
was declared payable January End. 1920. to
stockholders of record December 18th, 1919.
Books remain open.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
OFFICE OF
OOX xNOOn O. L Il n Il e co NJ A

OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD, GREENE & CO., MANAGERS
BOSTON. MASS.
Common Stock
The quarterly dividend Of per cent (sl
per share) upon the common stock of tho
International Cotton Mills has been de-
clared payable December l. 1919. at the
Office OF the transfer agents, the Old Col
ony Trust Company Boston. Mass to all
stockholders OF record at close Of business
November 20, 1919.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS,
Allan B. Greenough, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
BUYERS Coming

DENVER--Daniels & Fisher Stores Co.
Mrs. Mary Wakefield, girls. Junior and
fappers wear: Prince George; is expected
November Is.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
INCOMING .iN~sfif~
DUE To-ffaT
Due Tomorrow
Due Saturday
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

lowing to unsettled port conditions the
departure OF steamships is subject 10
change.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26

Local Official Record.-Thc following Of
hcial record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours. in comparison with
the corres pondinR date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
NfANHATTAN

"Sian ana the War" Toy Frederick Dean.
Public school Iol. Lexington Avenue and
l1Ith street. illustrated.
Hamlet" by. Professor T. g Carter
Troop. Sew York Library sos Wezt
yeats and Ills Land of Hcnrt's D,sire.
10y Frederick Tauldius. Y. NJ. 6. A. 6
West i.5th Street.
The SONGS ef Ilfe" 10y Mrs. Mary Gregory
Mulray. NfWter college. Lexington Ave
nue. and Sixty-cighih street. Illustrated
b. violin. vocal aut piano selections
"BolsheNlsm: Its True Significance by
Samuel A. Berger Deputy Attorney Con
erN, Cooper institute, Eighth Street and
Fourth Avenue.
"Ce4 lon ana Dravidian India" by Harrs
G. Ostrandor. Public school i3. Brown
Place and l36th street. The Bronx, H.
lustratei