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Sind Street.

62nd Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property IL to be sold. is one MILL
ion eight hundred and thirty -one thousand
one hundred and hfty-six and twenty-
nve one-hundredths dollars 1881, lb62b)
with interest thereon from the 12th day
Of August. 1919. together with the costs
amounting to One hundred eighty-seven
dollars, fifteen cents ,t1S715). with In
forest from August goth. 1918. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approx
innate amount of the taxes, assessments
and water rates, or other Hens. which are
to DO allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
70 one hundred and twenty.six dollars and
forty cents (S126.40) and interest.
Said premises and property are to be
sold an entirety ana In one lot or parcel.
Said premises are to be sold subject to
building restrictions and regulations con-
talned In a resolution or ordinance adopted
July 25th. 1915, by Board OF Estimate and
Apportionment OF tho City of New York
and amendments thereto, also subject to
any state of facts which an accurate sur
vey would show.
Dated. New York, August II. 1919.
PHILIP j. SINNOTT. Referee.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


Supreme Court County of New York, The
Equitable Trust Company Of New York
as Trustee, &C. Plaintiff. against The
New Theatre and others. Defendants
County Clerks No. 4 l.osi of 1919.
IN pursuance Of judgment OF ioro,
closure and sale, duly made and entered
date the 2oth day Of August. 1919. l., the
Undersigned, the referee In said Judgment
named, will sell at public aucticn. at the
Street, IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New York, on the 7th day. of October,
1913. at ~ O'Clock noon on that day. by
Henry Brady, Auctioneer. the premises ana
sold, and therein described as follows,
of ana 'hat se"n *. nJ nsss Of
state Of New York. bounded aud described
Beginning at the corner formed by the
itersoction Of the northerly side OF sixty.
second Street with the westerly side OF
Central Park West; running thence west
erly. along the northerly side of sixty
second Street two hundred and twenty.
hve t2i5) feet; thence northerly, parallel
feet I'VE go inches to the centre line OF
the block; thence easterly along the CEN
tire line OF tho block. parallel with sixty
northerly. again parallel with the westerly
side Of Central Park West, one hundred
900 feet Ave 81 inchs: to the 'o utterly
along said southerly side OF siSty-third
Street, two hundred (200) feet to the west
erly side OF Central Park West, and thence
southerly along the westerly side OF Cen.
trail Park West two hundred (200) fee!
ten uo) inches to the point or place oil
beginning:
Together with the, buildings. fixtures
and improvements thereon, constructed or
to be constructed or In process Of con-
struction; and also all costumes, scenery
and stage equipment of every kind and
nature whatsoever, now owned by the
Mortgagor. or hereafter acquired by means
of the bonds issued hereunder or their
proceeds; and also all permanent additions
which may hereafter be made to the said
property or Its appurtenances; and alsso
all the estate, right. title. interest prop
erty, possession, claim and demand what
soever. as well in law as In equity, OF
the Mortgagor of. In or to the same ana
every part and parcel thereof with the
appuraenances"
Dated. New York. August 81, 1919.
PHILIP ]. SINNOTT. Referee.
MURRAY, PRENTICE & ROWLAND,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
81 Wall Street, New York City.
The following is a diagram OF the prem
ises to be sold; It has no street number:
ND
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ROD AND GUN, NEWS
HIGH ANoLERs PROM sEPTEMpER % no sr
Compiled by A. Lawyer Earnshaw)
OpNn

er and Frank L. Earnshaw)
Except in Androscogsin, Cumberland,
Waldo and York counties. limit y, bull
moose season, runed grouse. 10 ducksY
geese. brant 10 in all of plovers and
yeHowlegs. but not more .hqN 1tov;sA
70 Wilson snipe, ~oodcock. so sora and
rs In all Of other rails coot and gaiiinules
birds must be compisted within I'VE days
after close of season; reasonable time al.
loved after close Of season to transport
migratory birds limited to nrst 10 days
Of close season; deer legally secured may
be possessed during close season.
sale. Sale Of all protected game birds
prohibited; sale OF bull moose deer
for export prohibited. Local provision
deer and i bull moose for "' retail to his
customers. Deer skins and skins with
heads attached may be bought and sold
when detached from skins with which
purchased may be sold to licensed tax
Export. Export OF all protected game
prohibited, provided. a resident OF the
State under shipping license may. export
Gee SIS lawfully killed by himself. "A
nonresident may export, open to view
under hunting license tags. 2 deer and 1
bull moose, II lawfully killed by himself,
plainly labelled with name and address
Of owner, accompanied by him and iden-
tined at points designated by Commits
may take home partridges. 10 ducks
and 10 woodcock lawfully Killed by him
self: nonresident licensee may also ship
out one pair OF game birds a month under
special SO cent license Live game may
be exported for breeding and advertising
purposes under permit of the Commis-
soner Of Inland Fisheries and Game.
miscellaneous. Unlawful to possess rife
or shotgun, either loaded with a cart.
ridge In the magazine thereof, in or on
any motor vehicle while upon any high
way or in the fields or forests. A
Commissioner may make local reguia-
lions and Governor may suspend hunting
seasons during drought.
TAN hunting is prohibited on Klneo
Point, Piscataquis county. on Black Bay
above Grand Trunk Railroad bridge and
on Richmonds Island. Cumberland county.
| southern point Swan Island. and locally
In town OF Eden, Hancock county and
town of Scarboro, Cumberland county.
tSee State laws for details and other pro-
tected areas.)
tsquirrels protected in parks and In
compact or built up portions Of cities and
villages. L.
STERN applies to animals under 1 year
of age and which do not have at least
two inch prongs TO each horn.
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No evidence Of the failure of the
American dye industry is contained in
the present attempt Of the shirt manu-
featuring interests to obtain supplies Of
German vat dyes. according to ]. Mer-
rift Matthews. Phi. D., consulting chemist
and dyestuff expert, who yesterday
championed the sending of DR.. Charles
II. Herty of the American Chemical
Society abroad to arrange for the pro-
curement of a six months supply of Ger
man vat dyes from the reparation COM
mittee. On the contrary. he said there
has been built up in the United States
promising dyestuff industry, and that
satisfactory vat dyes have been pro-
duced, but not. in sufficient quantities
for commercial purposes
The situation now, he explained. is
merely that supplies Of fast vat dyes are
running low, and with the universal
call for more fancy shifting effects the
shirt interests are only seeking permits
sion to import a six months supply to
tide them over until such time as there
Is quantity production Of vat dyes In
America. l..
DIR. Matthews mentioned that DR.. Herty
IL not going to have any easy task In
obtaining the needed vat dyes from the
reparation committee. He Is reminded
that the disposition of the dyes IL In the
peace treaty, whereby so per cent. OF the
German dyes supplies on hand come
under the direction of the committee
and rs per cent OF the manufactured
product for the next five years.
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AMERICAN DYES
ARE BIG SUCCESS
Attempt to Obtain German
Supply Merely for Tenn
porary Need.
Associations Plan
Big Millinery Home

f plans Of the Eastern Millinery
Association materialize practi-
L cally all Of the millinery asso-
Citations in this city will be housed
under one roof in the near future.
According to plans a house will be
rented In the Wholesale millinery dis
trict, and this will be converted into
offices for the various bodies repre-
sentng the manufacturers and deal
err, About $4,000 will be exp ended
on the project.
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ind the club a convenient centre for theft
founders. =
Plans for the organization of the new
club are being rapidly formulated and are
in charge of Vernon c. Ryder, organizing
secretary, ~ Park Row.
limit of 100 has been placed on the
membership. There are places still open
for a limited number OF sportsmen, and
details of the club may be secured from
Mr. Ryder.
The club will open its doors for tho first
day of the duck season, October 16. p
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Washington Utilities Company

TAKE NOTICE, That the Metropolitan
Trust Company of the City of New York.
Trustee under the indenture dated June
pany and said Metropolitan Trust Com
pany of the City of New York, will. pur-
sell as an entirety the Trust Estate con-
ssting of 1880 shares Common Capital
Stock OF the Washington Railway a Elec-
trio Company at the auction stand of
Joseph p. Day at the Exchange Sales
rooms. IL and 16 Vesey Street, In the
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York,
the LIST day of October, 1919, at. 1880
o'clock in the afternoon
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Trustee.
BY Geo. C. Van Tuyl. Jr..
President
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TRANsPACrFIC MAILS.

Inc connectlns mans Siose AZ she General
New York. at 2. N. as follows
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, slam.
Ccchir China, Netherlands, East Indies and
Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, S.
Marking. September %.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. Siam, Cochin
China, Netherlands. East Indies and Philippine
lslands, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. g.,
SIS. Empress Of Japan, September q.
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Australia, via
September ~.
Tahiti, MRrquesas, Cook Islands, New Zea-
land and specially addressed mail for Australia
via San Francisco, SIS. Tofua. October 1.
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AM ounce bermuda sailinr,.

tba, urness Witty & Co. sanounce thar
psrr0 nave acquired the New York.
op,ehou d Line. formerly operated by the
CANA steamship Company and the
win "a steamship Lines. Ltd. They
Fort PC IN service two steamers, the
Nsn, hamilton, 70 begin sailing from
Sew York early in December nakinr
ssu, aSy trips In that month and weekly
snS nss from January to May Inclusive.
Sa,,, me Fort Victoria, to go on the
ssv, early in January with weekly
,,nss until the end OF May. Those
sss aInships win be operated under con-
f--'' WIN the Bermuda GOYsrnment
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BUSINESS oDPoRTUNITIEs.

SAFE INVESTMENT and liberal profts
in the prosperous city OF Los Angeles in
nreproof safes and bank equipment; excel
lent opportunity for all domestic and for
eign trade; established ?5 years. done 9S
on coast; fine stock on hand; profitable
opportunity to add manufacturing In con-
sac, geo. A. r. ANDERSON CO., 1888 SO.
Los Angeles Street. Los Angeles. calif0zniA
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FOE sALE.


FOR SALE.
so heavy trucking wagons and carts
from two to ten ton capacity, all in good
condition, including
Rack Wagons
Box Wagons
Tip Carts
Drop Bottom Carts.
Can be seen at CHASE ROLLING MILL
CO., Waterbury, Conn.
DIAMONDS bought. sold. for cash only, Hs-
tates bought BENNETT. 1B B'way upstairsl.
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HELP MANTED-FEMAIE.


To the Business Men OF New York:
Many women are being dismissed from
the Red Cross Army and Navy and War
Industries, and are registering through
the Employment Bureau of the Mayors
Committee of Women on Reconstruction
and Relief We ask your cooperation In
helping us to place these faithful women
in profitable employment Room 701, Hall
OF Records, Worth 6221.
The Free Employment Bureau OF the
Mayors Committee of Women on Recon-
struction and Relief offers special atten-
lion to the woman discharged from service
In Red Cross, Army and Navy and War In
dustries, but takes all women seeking en-
ployment, specializing in StenogrAphsrs
and Clerical Workers, Room 701, Hall of
Records, 81 Chambers Street.
YOUNG LADY WANTED AT ONCE
Neat young lady as assistant in up-to-date
beauty parlors in Charlotte, N. c., who
and manicuring; excellent opportunity to
right party to start. as; hours. to 8.
Communicate with s. TAGALoG. 2os S.
Tryon Street.
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Dates Inclusive.
peer isee eNceptioh) ...,..oot. i.Nov 80
exception; In Androscoggin,
Sumberland, Ken n b c.
Knox. Lincoln. sagadahoe
Waldo and York counties.Nov. 1-Nov 80
1sls mo o%s,;; $500 NOV. 2i-Nov. 90
asaY sseaD0,Gsn;,;,'''..........oct. f-Mar. q
ASme na grouse. partridge. y
Exception; In Androscoggin,
cumberland, Ken sec,
Knox, Lincoln. Sagadahoc.
waldo and York counties. Oct. Loot 81
DUCK, goose, brant, Wilson,
snipe, coot, sailinules. :. Sept. 1s-Dec 81
Black bellied and golden
plovers, yellowleRs. Aug, 1s-Nov 20
HHl other than coot and
bahihules .........,.....Sept. 1-Nov. 30
O. No Open Season. Deer on Cross, Scotch,
swan ana Mount Desert Islands, and In
towns OF Deer Isle and stonlngton, in
Hancock county end in Isle au Haut in
b RnoS Sopntya COW and calfi moose. carl
pou, quail, Hungarian partridge, pheasant
black game. capercaiisle. cock Of the
Hunting and Fishing Licenses. Non
and other game. October l-December 81,
SlS; birds prior to October in Aroostook
P PiEsnsl1 HrRsUSE or,OSd RsaSS.9S
rest Of State. IS, For November a sis
,ice ,sS uS or II moose , are to be hunted
license may exchange It for a license
Tor which larger fee is required by
paying the difference In price. Non-resi-
dent must be accompanied by registered
guide when camping and kindiing fires,
while hunting or fishing on wild lands
Gland in unorganized or unincorporated
townships) prior TO November so Nom
resident or resident alien, fishing license,
i2.ls (not required of children under IL
years OF age). Resident alien, game,
$40 (not required OF aliens who pay
taxes on real estate and who have re-
sioed IN state two years continuously prior
to application. Guide licenses ton-resi-
dent. $40; resident, u. Must not guide
more than nve persons hunting at one
time, Shipping licenses (within STATED
resident deer. u; one pair of game birds
In seven days 80 cents, Issued by Com
Resident hunting license. fee rs cents
Not required of resident or member of
Immediate family for hunting during open
season on own land used exclusively for
agricultural purposes and on which he is
actually domiciled. License valid as long
as holder remains citizen Of State. Issued
by city. town ana plantation clerks
Bag Limits and Possession Two deer
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Yesterdays Fires

Z. NJ.
IL :3O--Broadway and 24oth ST.;
auto: Abbey Pratter. ...... Trihing
YESTERDAYS FIRES.
A. NJ Loss.
2:45-51O W. 151st St; Mrs. L Spin
son s.''s's-'. TIMING
4:20-134 w. S5th ST.; owner I'M
10 :50-1S9 Monroe St; Jacob siegel Trining
p. NJ.
/ :45-155 e. 1881 St; Lexington
Table Co. .........-... Trining
observation-disclosures av. and Hewitt
pi.; ~ structure. ....... Unknown
3s1b-S25 Melrose av.; Barbara Sny-
DER ................. Trining
6;20-120th ST. and Lexington av.;
A. Van Buren, a Co. Trifing
7s55-1100 3D. av.; unknown. None
S;S0-Foot of Hunts Point av., The
Bronx; OBrien Bros. .Trihing
9:2o-156th st. and Southern Boule-
ward, The Bronx. automobile;
s.4o-in A 'front.' Of aoi W. asa St, ~
automobile; Herman Dosch-
WIFE ........... .''','... .Trlning
lo:25-sS24 Sd av., The Bronx: un-
fo:4o-BuIl Head at Highbridge
Speedway, The Bronx; City
or N. f>,.........s....... .Trining
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
n,..-d. J~.A %

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Tuesday. Sept %.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Liverpool
Mail must be specially addressed for despatch
by this steamship. SIS. Orduna, s A. NJ.
Greece parcel post mails only), via Patras,
ST. Belvedere, 10 A. NJ.
Great Britain. Ireland, Netherlands. Norway,
Sweden. Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Ljthu-
snia, Latvia, Finland, Archangel, South Africa,
Madeira and Cape Verde Islands, via Liver
pool; also parcel post mails for Great Brit
ain. Ireland. Egypt, British India. British
East Africa and Malta, SIS, Cedric. 80 2. N
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Knit Goods Market Quiet.

The knit goods market, with the pos
sible exception of silk hosiery, Is de-
scribed as "distressingly quiet in this
weeks market review of the National
Association Of Hosiery and Underwear
Manufacturers However, no evidence
of weakness Is apparent. the report
states, and declines expected by job
bers, especially in women's lines. Will
not materialize. In fact, the BELIEF Is
expressed that a scarcity may be ex-
pected with certainty unless the present
rate of production Is expanded and
labor exhibits a greater interest in work
than It is showing at the present time.
More women than ever before are
wearing silk hosiery at SO pair and
the prediction is made that they will
pay from 81 to Sc unless the craze
abates.
Although spring hosiery lines are
being offered jobbers. according to the
report, are not showing a great deal
of interest In present quotations.
Hosiery prices will be higher next
year. 1t is stated. but will not be ad-
vanced proportionately with increased
production and labor costs.
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Cutler, silas C.-R. w. Crolly.,.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
First name that of debtor, second that
of creditor and date Judment was Med:
May 20. iSis. -. t4So.7s
Mills; June 10, lsiS........... 1888
N Now II. isis.. ...,......... EsOB.OI
V co.:@PsCpis. &c.9 June a. iSis 10000
" co.Wsame; June Is, isis. 5000
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ss Hans Meersk. Rotterdam, Aug. 70.
IS Cauto, Barry, Sept ..
=. SIS Victoria, Calao. sept s, and Cristooal
Sept. H.
SIS Advance. Cristobal, Sept. u.
SIS Eglantier Antwerp. Sept. Q.
IS Ruth, HUI, Sept. 9.
IS Tudor Prince. Manchester, Sept.
IS Lake Capens Bassens Aug. %.
So sidley Range. Montreal, Sept 4
Sc Lake Ida, Anuila, sept. II.
Sc Renter, Antwerp, Aug. Is.
IS Garfield, Aguadella, Sept. s.
S. LepAnto Hull, Sept. 6.
IS lie de Java, Lisbon, Sept. g.
IS Admiral Wainwright, Sanchez, Sept
Sc Mishkah, Port Antonio, Sept. 1S
IS War Mediterranean. Valencia. Sept. ..
Sc Mopginevro, Faro, Aug. 25.
SIS Wachusett Sourabaya, June 80. and Port
Said. Aug 81
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New Cunning Club for Long Island
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

RIMS and rim parts for all cars. We can
stop that squeak, AUTO RIM PARTS
co. xAAcs 2az WsAt 18th strsst.
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SPECIAL TERM--PART Ir.-caiiaghan. j.
Ex parto business nj 10 A. NJ.
for they term
TRIAL TERM-Adiourned for the term.
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PRODUCE MARGET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marro
eholce, 100 lbs s11.75; Manchurian, Sll.60;
SsSS'eeErenes, Chilean. sSQs;75; pea, .hoice,
lacy Msshington,. California, s7.759s;
snail white. California, i7.7b@S; large
s white' Idaho. sT.759s; tepary. California.
se,1S; daifuku, Manchurian, $3.50: red kid
nSsy. choice, slS.b0Q14: red marrow, sI1.bo;
ss1lntoki Manchurian, s4Q5 $50; yellow eye
ney, choice. iI2.25 di2.bo; imperiais SO;
kumamoto, Manehurian, $3.50; cabaliero,
c 0nIsan. T;5o; bayou. Chilean, s696.2S;
long. se.5oQ7; short, t5.50Q6: California,
iSrnis; choice. sls7S; peas sooteS S, 1913 isis,
%s.Sln sfon.n ,4sdSgg7t; i1 caiP:
iornia, E.50@7.75; Chilean, S7Q750; Aus
sSI Isns .v .7ssSS1;7s; japanese. sssossSo;
churian. s6.759s; large. $50 $50.
., BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras,
a.: ssgss hc,; extras. % score. 1s0Ssho.;
Is to So score, 5lh 95shc. seconds. IS to
- score. ts9slc; lower grades. an q
f ans:', 5sh a51hc.; good to prime. sac
rent %aae r Sc .se iSSI.'
lower grades. 4S y 44hc.; packing stock.
eur current en- make. No. /, 4ih q 46c.; No. 2,
'N V1fc'i loWer grades. ,42V43c.
CHEEsE-state. whole milk, fresh fats,
oolored or white, ID. Soh q Sic; average
run, 2sh @soc.: lower grades, a2sc. |;
neld fats, specials. 31dSlhc.; average
run: 30 q8Ohc.; twins specials, colored or
Whlte. SOA y 80 &C.; average run, 20 a q 30c. ;
lower grades. 250 29c.; Wisconsin. whole
milk. twins, fresh, 2s9sokc.; single dali
sizes, fresh, sl9s1hc.; held. Slh q s2c. /;
double daisies, fresh. sI93iho.; young
Americas. fresh, aye: Cheddars, canad-
ian; In bond, 27h 2Shc.; state skins spe-
ciais. ~ ~ C. prime to choice. $50 zoe. /;
DISC.
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Scandinavia. Balkan States and Greece

The head of the Export depart
ment OF a prominent export house
Is leaving for Europe within three
weeks on an extended trip through
The United Kingdom, Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Finland, the
Balkan countries (Czecho Slova-
kia, Jugo- Slovakia, etc. }, Greece,
Austria, Italy and Spain. would
like to take along with him cata-
logs and samples OF articles that
can be marketed in those coun-
tries.
Only those manufacturers who
. are first hands and who would
be inclined TO give this export
house their sole agency are re-
Quested to communicate.
Address, Care of
Johnston Overseas Service,
277 Broadway, New York City.
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetio Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises, .s;4s A NJ Sun sets......e:5e p M
Moon rises......5.Os An
HIGH WAFER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .7:O5 A M Gov. Island. 1850 A M
Hell Gate......s:b2 AN
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook IL $50 A. NJ Gov. Island. 4 - A M
Hell Gatc.....3:i9 p NJ
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UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.


sBSI Sff BRo4aERs PRIV RSAT2G
BANKEPS, on the first day OF August leio o,
made in accordance with tho provisions OF tie
Banking Law. Section 1877.
Full name and last Dsteot Amount
known residence or post original Of
once address OF depositor; deposit. deposit
Madison Ave, N. Y.
chsSls. Loser, 24oEast .An. 80 iSO0 'i1''''
sstS st., NY, City Oct. IL. 1909 $50. so
son, oak Place. Green
.Publis alton, sept; ,lsIs, July IS. 1911 1000
% SR,L K s,i {0o S TsSt
date Of trst publication,
E siiSHs HIS Y, Moane.. rs jan o. i'iS 21'''
East 64th St., N. Y.
Mrs:y Harriet Peterson ,''0' o. ''' 0'''O
e2l East 10th ST. N.
s p sSsS r s:ps g u.s. 1918 5000
iRRssSR AyeSS s sea ssss
q nrst publication. Sept. , 80.
c has Bcad.. i4iS Apr 90 1913 '''o'
state q New York. County q New Yort.. s.
sAMTEL atS92MNIS nd IEvI BIEAM
for himself, deposes and says that he h one
o. the nrm Of. Bloominsdale Bros, Private
Bankers, located and doing business At No. 1871
county; that the foregoing report Is full, true
and correct statement OF the unclaimed de-
posits Of such private bankers, made In accord
ance with the provisions Of Section 1877 OF the
Banking law as shown by the books Of said
Private ha ssMG 81 Il: rfS
HIRAM Q. BLOoMINGDALE.
IRVING I, BLOoMINGDALE.
/, Soverally subscribed and sworn 20 before me
the 9th day OF septemher, 1919.
lsesl 81 Notery.l JACOB ID. NEUWIRTH.
Notary Public, X Ings Co, No. SO. Certificate
Mar. 80. 1870.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

YoUNG MAN. university graduate. re-
cantiy discharged from Army after nearly
two years with A. q. f. In France and
having had some previous business expert
enoe desires position with progressive
manufacturing or commercial concern.
present salary not so much an object as
prospect Of advancement in keeping with
usefulness and ability displayed Address
b. box 12o sun ONCE.
YOUNG MAN (?D. returned soldier.
honorably discharged, desires 20 learn
Journalism on stah Of leading newspaper
or periodical; two years college training;
emoA.