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New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Going On To-day
DAY


American Museum of Natural History. ad
Z free ~ ''' '''' q ART Ao'"'Ss'o on
American Museum of Safety, admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. admission
The Aquarium. admission free
geological Park. admission free
Meeting and luncheon of the School Manu-
featuring Company, Hotel Pennsylvania,
Convention of the Zeta Beta Tau. Hotel
Astor. 10 a. IN.
Meeting Of the Iowa New Workers. Hotel
AstOr p. m
Meeting of the Unity School room f. IIo-
tel McAlpn. 1890 a. m.
EXHIBIT by the Canadian Fur Company
Banquet Hall, Waldorf Astoria.
NIGHT
Christmas pageant "Eollowing the star"
LECTURE by Everett Dean Martin on "A
Modern Humanist in Plato's Republic. ;"
Cooper Union. 8 y. m.
Friday evening musicale. Hotel Commo-
Dance for the benefit OF the Victoria Home
for the British Aged Waldorf Astoria.
Address BY Rev. Dr. r. Grossman. Temple
srael of Harlem, 120th Street and Lenox
Dance of the Gamma scha Phi, Grand
Ballroom. Hotel Bossert. $50 p m
Dance Of the Missouri Women's Club Hotel
McAlpn. p.
Dance of the Zeta Omega Phi Hotel Me-
Meeting of the Washington Heights Tax
PAYERS Association. 55s West 15sth
Meeting OF tie Bible Class. West Side
Y NJ. G. A.. 7:3o p. IN.
Dance of the Delta Chapter, Phi Chi
Sorority. Hotel Pennsylvania 80 p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Observation-Disclosures
Loath to accept Large Orders

Manufacturers, according to shoe job
bers, are hesitant about accepting guam
tity orders for spring models. They
feel, it is said that while they can gov
ern themselves on their purchases of
material, the question of labor is so un-
settled that quoting prices on next sea-
sons models at this time is rather hax-
ardous. Some in the trade believe that
further advances in the cost of labor in
the shoe factories are to be expected.
Another reason offered for the holding
back on spring orders by the manufac-
turers is that style, for that season have
not as yet been fully determined. De-
sgners of womens dresses and suits
have lot to do with the settling Of shoe
styles. If American clothing follows the
lead Of Paris and DEGREES short skirts
for next spring, shoe manufacturers will
have to set styles to correspond The
makers Of what are known as novelty
shoes watch the trend of clothing design
more closely than others, for with short
skirts come large sales of this class of
footwear.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Maxwell Motor Earned SlI.64
A Share on Preferred Stock

As a result of operations in the wear
ended July 81, 1919, the Maxwell Motor
company returned surplus, after
Federal tax and charges, including re-
serve of S600,000 for contingencies, of
Sl,529,499, equivalent to SILICA a share
earned on the $l3,133, ,342 first pre-
terred stock, which compares with So
292,202 the year before, which. after
allowing for per cent on the first pre-
Ierred and per cent on the second
preferred stock was equal to $3.50 a
share earned on the S12 ,805.l57 common
stock outstanding in the preceding
year,
Net earnings for the year after de-
ducting cost Of manufacturing and ex-
penses were $2,l44,214, against $2,437,-
IA IN the year Orded July 81, 1918.
Other income OF $i,0S510 was added
80 that amount, bringing the total to
$S,229 1928. After depreciation, etc,
balance Applicable for dividends was
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
JEWELRY-SnIes Smash
Al PreuiOus Records

Total sales Of jewelry yesterday were
the greatest in the history of the in
dustry. Veterans of Maiden Lane
racked their brains in vain trying to
remember a day when business was Of
such volume, but in the end we're forced
to admit that the day before Christmas
1919, was the greatest Of all days fol
the retailers. A canvass of five of the
leading retailers disclosed combined
sales of million dollars.
Another feature in the buying was
that customers refused to lose time in
wrangling over prices, but were willing
to pay any price asked. AS an example
one retailer said man came into his
place dressed in cheap suit and hav-
ing the appearance Of a laborer anc
asked to see a set of carving knives
few Of the cheap sets were placed
before him. but he would have none OF
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
APPAREI-RoaI Statesmen
Report Expanu{ing Demand

Retailers who arc now placing orders
for womens coats, suits and dresses for
spring are operating conservatively. Re-
ports from statesmen on the road in con-
junction with the ordars being placed
by buyers who have visited the manu-
facturers show rooms here. indicate
that the demand for good quality mer-
chandise is still expanding. So far there
has been no apparent change in the
character of demand as result of the
governments campaign to concentrate
on the palmer and cheaper lines of mer-
chandse.
Some garment statesmen started on
the road earlier than usu this year.
They report that their early trips were
satisfactory. Most manufacturers ex-
pect to do a larger business in dollars
and cents during the coming season, but
a smaller volume in units of merchandise
Sold
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Ship Runs Past Quarantine

When the Shipping Board steamship
Lake Stayman, some of whose crew are
sald to have smallpox, steamed past
quarantine without stopping last night.
the Brooklyn police were notified AS
soon as Captain Oscar II. Crcamer
stepped off his vessel at Twenty-third
Street, Brooklyn. he was arrested. As
it was alleged that he was carrying a
revolver, the charge of violation Of the
Sullivan law as we'll as Of failing to
stop at Quarantine was entered against
him at the Fourth Avenue police sta
ton
He said the wind was so strong he
feared his anchors would drag if he
attempted to lay to off Quarantine.
Police were stationed at the pier to
prevent anyone else from leaving the
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Financial Items

have been elected directors of the Hodge
man Rubber Company.
l. l.: Hughes president OF the i.orain
S'eel company. viii become general super
intondent OF the Carnegie steel Company
operations in the Youngstown district on
January l. Mr.. Hughes succeeds James
II sirose, VINO has accepted the presidency
If the Brier HIM Steel Company left y. .
cart by the retirement of w. 4. Thomas
Fred T.. Farms" orth general secretary.
OF the american Bankers Association who
fctlres from mat ufnce January to be
come pFesiAtni ot the Bankers Statistics
IoipoVatloN, vas presented yesterday with
sl!Ner ioNlhs cap b. this ASSOCIATION in
tar general offices OF the association,
OH city Trust COMPANY has declared
Chris'":ss dividend OF per cent. ma,,ina
"a per cent to stockholders during tn,
current year The company also voted
bonus OF one months salary to al en-
ployees.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
The Tribune Almanac

Admission. Mobile; Cattyhunk. Now YORK
El Monte. New York ~ louisiana; ,.', ror'
strs cubadst: Matanzas; Esparta; ssl ,.fo', Port
Miami; Tomura Maru (Jap). Otaru. Kobe
and Yokohama via CrIstobal. Sailed
Schr George w Truitt, Barcelona
PORT TAMPA. Fla Dec 24-Arrivcd :
Strs Miami, Havana via Key West, Lake
Frances Baltimore.
TERNANDINA. Fla. Dec 2s-Arrived; ;
Strs Cushnet New York East Cape. Nor
folk Sailed: str Western Front Bruins
wick.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 24-Arrlved
Strs Northland Salina Cruz: San Juan.
Mazatlan: Yeylon Maru tJap?; Balboa.
Sailed Schr city of Para, Balboa Strs
Nankai Maru tJap), Kobe: Lurline. Homo
lulu Lake Antonio. Manila.
SAVANNAIT. Dec 2i--Arrived Str AS
sinippi. Buonos Ayres. Sailed: Strs Fed
erica UtaD. Venice; Atalaia G5raz). Phil
ndelphiu Cleared: Bark Obcron (Dan),
Nyborg.
sit Norfolk: Braa (Nor). Newport News:
city Of PhiIadclphia. Wilmington. Del
Sailed: Sch city Of Tarpon Springs. Car
dcnas.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

them and asked to see something cx-
pensive. This was typical of conditions
in all sections of the trade. Money
was no object.
Although great demand was regis
tered for all kinds of jewelry, the
greater part of the buying centered on
the comb, brush and mirror sets, made
up in silver, ivory or composition
ivory. Early in the day retailers were
forced to hang out the sold-out sign
on these articles, as stocks were COM
pletely exhausted Complete manicur-
ing sets also were in good demand and
many sales were reported
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

BALTIMORE Dec. 24.-Arrived: Str
AK 1ake taraoault ,:ro', N9rfoik: Lord Downshir
pic1. Sailed Strs Bowen (Nor), Belize
utherland Brest and Havre
BosT0N. Dec. s4.-Arrived: strs Can
epic i8r). Mediterranean ports an,
Azores; George w Barnes Tampico: r.
q Italia, New York kershaw. Norfolk
S@ieq sys1s, SITS p,,,, h:sssN Philadelphia; i
Norfollt; Ontario, Philadelphia
cIIARI,EsToN. S. g. Dec 24-sailed
S'rs r: ,1 IGnshlme. snr@.> Wilmington. \. &
GaSina Tampico: Borglum (Dan). Algiors
Wiiliam Green, Tampico: Topila Tarnpico
SAILED strs Isabel. Pensacola Median
Liverpool n Freeport sulphur No. :. Tampi
1ANkSON NVlLIB Dec. 2l-Arrived
strs Lake George, Colon. Walter Hard
c%st!e' ,;.,I, Tampico Northwestern. Tampico
p'le' fort Arthur: Persian. Baltimore, via
SaNarnah tnot previously), Sch Georgia
MoBil e. Dec. 24.--Arrived Sundance
Fhllaaellhia. Mary Manson Gruener. Pen
sacola Tsr Malerio Cientuegos Sailed
seI~ien; N,~ e (, Havana.
Danisi Webster. Galveston; Talao. New
York. Sailed Strs Eldorado. Ouraco
Ulysses. Cristobal; Coyote Santiago Abse
philadelphia. Tallao. Curacao Carib
Nuevtas; Lake Buckeye. Chile Via Panama
Mary & han CBr'. sS A59'Se' Iiveap3oi saish' sshI
Schr Mary Manson Creuner, Mobile
r, ~ -AlDELPHIA. Dec 24-Sailed: Str
'q.SPai n%P.r GeHq4 = ,r9,,,l va "a NV New York
Str sylvan Arrow, San Francisco Sailed.
Strs Lake Farlin. Cuantanarno: Lake Fer
nando. Greenock; War Sikh (Br), ST Cath
crimes tfor orders): Holden Evans. Ia
Tuxpam. A''o"'
PORT EADs. La, Dec 24-Arrived: strv
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
FOREIGN PORTS

ANTWERP. Dec. 2l.-SaIed: Str Hol-
brook (Br). St John.
AR1cA, Dec: ls-Arrived: str volga
"A Ai(vioNMouTm. Dec. 22.-saied: Str
w.oaara lnr5, New York.
& BARRoW ts, ph,,,,2; PSe saf1saied: ai Str Winnie
cdnaarsvIls nnnsA New '1S York A'FlS''' Str
c,tuI EnIsnMNE ,,N ,ort pee h, lSmArrved: str'
BRlToI., Dec % Sailed str Chicago
city Rr?. New York
BOMBAY, Dec. l5-Arrivcd: Str Ro-
CALLAo. Dec. 20. Arrived: Str Idaho,
Grays Harbor.
GIRONDE. Dec. 22.~Arrived: Str Pen
morvah (Brl: New Orleans.
GHEENoGK Prince D%f m xsw 4oSE Str
HULL Dec 23-Arrved: str Lake
Grandon; Newport News for Hull.
I.EITH, Dec Arrived: Str Wallace
Celtic Br). New York; CATERING NBr),
Halifax; Rexmore CBr). Baltimore; stan
LONDON. Dec 23--Sailed Str Dun
bridge lBr). St John. Arrived strs
Savan (Br), Newport News and Halifax
via Havre: lnvincible. New York
MONTENIDEO. Dec 20-Arlived: str
Manchurian Prince Gsr). New York.
NAPLES, Dec 1S-Saled: strs Argen-
tina ItaD. New York, Caserta NtaD.
RIO GRANDE. Dec 1o-Arrivcd: Str
Crosshil (Br), Rio de Janeiro for New
RIO DE JANE1Ro. Dec 1o-Arrivcd
Str Jethou (Nor). New York
SANTOS, Dec 1o--Arrived: Str Alban,
Aston Obs, st John. n =. '''''' '''
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Deprecates Criticism of
Department of Justice

Criticism Of the Department of Jus
tees efforts to bring down the cost of
apparel, voiced by some retailers and
manufacturers, yesterday was depre-
Gated by Lew Hahn, executive secre-
tary of the National Retail Dry Good :
Association.
In a formal statement he urged all
retailers to cooperate with the govern
ment. The whole country faces a
tremendous crisis" he said He added
that Assistant Attorney General Figg
recently gave him information OF IA
confidential nature which pointed to
dire consequences unless the cost of
living to poor people is brought below
its present figure.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
FURS-Shipments OF
Ne1U Catch Lipht

Present shipments of furs of the new
catch reaching the market. say large
dealers and collectors, are from 26 to 80
per cent below the volume of last year.
Extremely cold weather in some Of the
northern trapping sections appears to
have curtailed the season, and some
dealers estimate that rs per cent of this
seasons catch already has reached the
market Muskrat, mink and raccoon
skins are the furs in which there is the
greatest shortage. According to East
ern representatives of Funsten Bros. E.
Co., conducting the international Fur
Exchange in St. Louis, shipments of
furs for the auction in January are
smaller than last year.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Dividends
Asbestos CorDOratjon of Cunafla-A
5tytrnS

Asbestos CORPORATION OF Cnnadn--An ex-
IRA dividend of per cent has been de-
ciared in addition to the regular quar-
teriy diviGenis OF y per cent the
common and H.. per cent on the pre-
erred stocks. ali payable January Is to
stockholders of record January /
Illinois Brick Company-Extra dividend
of Ia per cent has been declared in addi-
Non to tn" regular quarterly dividend OF
= per cent, both payable January Is
to stockholders of record January g.
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
An extra dividend Of per cent has
been declared in addition to the regular
quarterly dividend or per cent bot n
payable January Is to stockholders of
record December 81.
Nassau National Bank-Extra dividend
Of per cent in addition to the reg
0iar quarterly dividend of 8 per cent both
pay January to stockholders of
record December 20.
REliI-I.AR DECI AR An,lDNS
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Open High. I.o,
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Rece were 1916 packages
Creamery. higher than extras, ID 70% a.
71c; extras. % score zoe; nrsts 90 to
81 score, 81 y q 65c; frsts. SO to SO score
81 G63i.c. seconds. s3 to 81 score $50
soc, lower grades. SO 055c. held higher
than extras, 6sc; extras, 81 = a 6sc. frsts
40 g Go &c; seconds. 56@ soc; unsaltcd
@72Hc hrsts. eSM7oc: seconds. 5se762c
state dairy tubs, finest. $50 CSC. good to
renovated. extras. 81 y q 5sc; hrsts $50
&c tsc; imitation creamery. nrsts. 52Gt58c:
ladies. current make. hrsts, 50i. W5lc: sec
packing stock. current make. No L. is
@4siac; No. 2. 47@47lac; lower grades.
44Q46c.
Cheese Receipts were 4.7ss boxes State.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
REGULAR DECLARATIONS
Tax on French Deposits

Advices received yesterday bv Wall
Street banks indicated that the ncw
taxation program of the French GOV.
ernment Will include tax OF 5 Der
cent on all interest paid on bank de-
posits in France. The provision would
apply to deposits Of foreigners, as we'll
as citizens.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

whole milk. fresh fats colored white.
h. g. y n SIC; average run. 3oi2 q sic; held
flats specials, 32 Y q 33c; average run, 81 y
a 32c; lower grades. 2$@3Oi@c; twins.
white. Sic lower grades 260 30lac Wis
consin whole milk. twins fresh, 30@ Bic:
single daisies, fresh or held, 32@ 32'a
$2 l2c; state skins. fresh, specias. 22@
22i2c; prime to choice. l7Ql2oc; fair to
good, l4@l7c; lower grades. 10 13c
Eggs-Recepts were 6,a9l Fresh
gathered, extras. dozen, 72@ 73c, extra
hrsts. 70m7lc; hrsts 81 q 69c; seconds and
checks. good to choice. dry. 4GMi7c; re
frigcrator. special marks. fancy, charges
paid. 54Gl SIC; firsts, 52N i.c seconds,
i6 a sic; under grades 30GnA5c; stcrli2cd.
IS q iac, checks, 36 q 3Sc, state. Pennsv. =
vania and nearby. Western. hennory
- q 19c; under grades. 70m-4c; gathered
whites. common to choice 70M nc: pull
let's. CT roc Pacific Coast. whites express,
extra hrsts TO extras. ia soc hrsts to
extra trsts. 700 75c. pullets. 65M70c; other
Western and Southern. gathered whites.
6s @75c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby,
hennery browns. fancy. 74M76c gath
cred brown and mixed coors. graded
fancy. 72G7Sc; fair to choice, 6SQ7lc.
Cottonseed Oil
The market showed a strong upward
tendency and at the close of the day
:alues were Is to 43 pontsnet higher
by reports of trmer crude markets in
the south while the strength in cotton
and lard also served to bring about an
active covering movement. Total sales
for the day We're 1880 barrels
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

81 1,529 ,499. Holders of the stock re-
ceived s233,515 in dividends, leaving
S1,295,9 1884 surplus. Previous balance of
$S567, ,125 was added to that amount,
making a total surplus of $9,863, 100.
Sinking fund and adjustment of taxes
aggregated S181,496. leaving a $685.
613 profit and loss balance
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Barometer Readings
s a. ny. 29.75l p. M. 29.70S p. m.
General Wcather Conditions

General Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON. Dec 24.-The disturbance
that was over the Great Lakes last night
moved eastward, increasing in intensity, and
tonight its center was off Cape Cod This
disturbance has been attended by SHOWS in
the region Of the Great Lakes. the upper
Ohio Valley and the Atlantic states north of
Virginia. Storm warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic coast and north of Cape Hat
tcras. Another disturbance is over the west
ern Canadian provinces. 1t has been at
tended by rains in the North Pacific states.
The temperature has fallen decidedly in
the region of the Great Lakes, the great CEN
tral valley and interior of the country, and
1t has risen in the Northwest.
The outlook is for generally fair weather
Tomorrow and Friday in the states east of
the Mississippi River. The temperature will
the Atlantic and east Gulf states, and will
rise tomorrow and Friday in the upper lake
region and Friday in all districts east of the
Mississippi River except along the South At
lantc coast.
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Eastern
New York and New England, fair and much
colder to-day tomorrow fair, with rising
temperature.
Eastern pennsylvania. New Jersey and
Delaware. fair and colder to-day; tomorrow
TAR. with rising temperature
Western Pennsylvania and western New
York. fair and continued cold to-day: to-
morrow fair. with rising temperature.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
usiness News

HOLIDAY spirit pervaded
- and the business done smaller
of
all Little
mo afte the Isl o he
banker
by the mark their
pr lis follows
Odays % davs
membc s
Eligible enon-m banks lM5
bankb ills ask
WITHIN 30 DAYS
Eligible membe banks ...5sb
Eligben me1s ber bank
Inelp bic bankb
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
TRANSPACIFrC MATHS

The connecting mails close at the Gem
eral PostOfice and City Hall Postofrtce
Station. New York. at 90 a. IN. as follows
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand
VIA San Francisco. steamship Sonoma
january g.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The first name is that Of tht
the second that of the creditor
when judgment was filed:
SLIDER. Jacob S, and Harry. Kew
sky-M. Kramer ct all Dec. 90,
Lager. Observation-Disclosures Veal
and Muttom Co, Dec. IL. 1919
Ash Removal, lnc.-N. Y. Fulton
Truck Co, Inc. Dec. IS. 1919
Commercial Construction Co. and
Albert J. Martin-Incandes
Supply Co.; Dec. 20. 1919. .
Constantin. Leon, and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co.--Pcoplc,
etc; NOV. IS, 1919.
HavenoI, Harvey K.-J. Q. Sc
bring; March 81, 19l3.
Gabriel. Fred-S. kaufman, Dec.
3, 1919 .......... ...........
Swift, Mary E.-Ivy Courts Realty
Co., July l2, 1915. 5..........
Weiss, Joseph-H. Weiss, April 3,
Benson, Gertrude. and National
surety Co.-People. etc; May
II. 1919 (vacated) .........
Shilla Der, William. jr-B. \. T.o-
vine, May 2S. 1a1t lvacatedD
In Bronx County
Central Union Gas Con-. She'd
letshy: Dec. II, l919........
Saine-J. Shedletsky; Dee. Is.
i9l > ........
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

Highest temperature yesterday. 3S degrees
(at p. m) lowest. 27 degrees tat 10 p.
m.) average. 80 degrees average same date
last year. 46 degrees average same date for
thirty-three years, 33 degrees.
Humidity
a. m.... 77I1 p. m.... 87Is p. m.. S3
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

Local Official Rccord.-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twcnty-fo four hours in comparison with
the corrcspondinp date of last wear:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
The range of prices follows:

n Southern spot markets follow: Calves
$ton firm, % points lower at sc; sales,
so2 bales. New orleans quiet; un-
.#changed at 40c; sales, AZ bales. Mobile
#nominal, unchanged at 3Sc: sales nil.
ssCharleston steady, unchanged at 3S. SOC;
e sales nil Baltimore nominal, unc hanged at
81 s9c; sales nil. 81 Louis steady. unchanged
u at 40c: sales nil houston steady. unchanged
e at Ale: sales. 5.eo9 Dallas steady 70
points higher at 4l.65c; sales. 2.066. Fort
Worth steady. IS points higher at 4l65c.
= sales l 200 bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Weather Report

Sun rises. :1s n. m. Sun sets. 90 p. m.
Moon rises. :07 a. m Moon SETS. 56 p. m.
Local Forecast.-Fair and much colder to-
day" tomorrow fair, with rising tempera-
ture northwest gales.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
TRAY Ell.

Passenger and Freight Services
NEW YORK 10 LIVERPOOL.
Carmania ........ Dec. q Jan. 3liMar. s
Ja-.. y
Vauban Ian "a
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
tHERBOURC ard SOUTHAMPTON
mauretania .... Dec. 80 Feb. 13 Mar. 26
tmPcra.or Ian. 2AIFsb ~
NEW YORK 10 PLYMOUTH,
tiAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
koyai Gesvge. -. Jan. "a Feb. "a Mar. 27
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
tiAVRE and LONDON
oaxonla ................. Dec. 81 Feb.
N. I. to PlRAEUS and TRIESTE
Panno.;a j., %
NEW YORK DERRY GLASGOW
Co.umbla .......... Jan. 10 Feb. 7Mar.
el-s4 5YATE STKEEr. NE;, lUMN
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Shipping News

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
In Bronx Count.

BelIOtU, RacheI-EbIing BreW
ing CO...
Lo Monte. Brig ida--F. Galotta.
SimanoVicz. Dominick j. Vein
Van Sooy, Leslie b, and~ Rich
ard Lanc-L. T. Noonan
Winkleman. George FL. Win
kleman .........
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Cotton Statistics

liverpool Gables s-Spot cotton In mod
crate demand at 81 points advance on the
basis of 26.6Sd for middling. Sales. 5000,
American 1000: imports. 1000: Amer-
can 5000. Futures opened steady at 8
to ~ points advance. Closed firm at "a
to 81 points advance. Dec. 1855 Jan.
253S, March 24os. May 22.52. July l2l.a2.
October 1900, Manchester-Yarns hrm
cloths active.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Business Troubles
Petitions In Rnnkurntcy

Petitions In Bnnkurptcy
Petitions in bankruptcy filed In tho
United states District Court yesterday
DRY GOODS co, INC-An involun-
tary petition against Dry Goods. Inc,
1904 Bway. Liabilities aboutA $4,000 as
sets. $4,000. Principal creditor. l. Cohen.
sSsS. ss petitioner's attorneys, Shame e. Vein
JOHN G. S. vwANsroN-volunt
petition by John G. S. Swanston. 22o
McReon Avenue. yon<ers. N. Y. The liza =
bilities are si,4s2 and the assets 81. The
$685. Yonkcrs National Bank. $3.50, and
Hubbcll Hardwood Door Company. $1Oo.
The petitioners attorney Is Clarence Alex
ander; 81 South Broadway Y9nkcrs
1ON-Involuntary petition against
the Republic Mercantile Corporal Ion. -
Whitehall street. The liabilities and assets
are not stated. The principar. cred,tor ,,,i is
cr's attorney is Edward b. Levy 2oo ruin
Avenue.
FIELDING GOwER.-voluntary petition
Ty bo Gsws "a ,s5 amh the
$l.3l3. The principal creditors are Sarhn
Rice, $3.50; John s. shannon; 1912. and
f. n. Johnson, $3.50 Thc petstloncrs a, :
torney is Clarence Alexander, o5 'oou'h
Broadway. Yonltcrs.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
BANKS SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN
AND RESTAURANT co. lNC-JudRc ~,
Illus NJ Mayer appointed Harry A Goidel
receiver for Banks Southern Fried Chicken
and Restaurant Co, Inc. under bond OIL
$500.
Assignments
Republic Mercantile Corp assigned yes
terday for benefit of creditors to Jacob r
Wolf Emerson Cummings Is presl-
dent of corporation.
judgments Filled
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
AMERICAN \ PORTS

Messick, Copenhag
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-02
A Splendid Assortment
Special
Baking Powder

Royal, Shillings and X. c. Baking Powders are
one of the best features of our great PreInventory
Sale and you will find and excellent value in this
line.
Baking Powder a or. regular 45c Sale price $ 40
lbs, regular &13O LID
Royal Baking Powder Ib regular ss So Sale price a,o
regular Sale ce..-.
shling Baking Powder s bs regular ~ Sale price IL
81 90 Sale price 23S
X ~
C. Baking Powder price