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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

paper i'm MARYLAND out Of several that
might give Senator France pause. and
as for Massachusetts where Senator
Lodge theoretically runs everything,
there is long list of republican news
papers from Amesbury to Waltham
that take a different view.
If is needless to 90 tbrouah tha list
of st,tas The st Touis GIohs.Dan,o.
i.,.av Cirv Ioi,rn,1 confines senator
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09
What Happened November 8.

1917
Golshcvili seize Petrograd Ker-
cnsky flees, Trotzky and Lenine
give pledge to seek "an immediate
peace" Italians again driven back;
lose 1000 more men and 2,3OO
guns; Austro.Germans cross the
Liyeuza river-Ameucan mission is
headed 10y Cob l.. NJ. House arrives
in Ensaud; hope i'm critical period
to unity allied efforts.
1918
Foch receives German euvOys;
hands them armi-tice terms fixing
time limit for answer at II a. m,
Nov. 10; fighting will continue until
that time, courier starts back TO
German headquarters with the text
French offensive speeds up; troops
under GouraId advance to miles
reaching the Meuse from Sedan to
MeHorcs. French lines near fort
ross Of HuS0u- Americans on Meuse
advance 6 kilomcters on II ldlome-
ter front; German front line troops
fight desperately but those in rear
seek safety in disorderly retreat
German naval mutincers take navy
out ur KIeI, Warship sail under red
flag.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

You will observe, if you read the news from
Washington, that Senator Gore, who inhabits
Lawton, Okla when he is in this state, is vot-
ing right along with the treaty-killers. And
you may remember that next year when SEN
ator Gore comes up for re-election-if Senator
Gore has the nerve to be a candidate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

If the republican majority in the house of
will permit the investigation
Of its several smelling" committees requested
by a democratic member, the public soon will
have definite information as to how much the
taxpayers unwillmgly have contributed to the
expense Of gathering campaign material for
the G.. O. p.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

Filibusters have been republican weapons
against many measures for the countrys good
and it is by no means unfair to charge the pres
ent obstruction of the treaty to the same source
and purpose. To call the republican gable a
debate on the merits of the treaty would be a
grotesque misnomer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

The republican majority in congress is pre-
tending to be following policy of economy in
appropriations. But who is making such lib
eral allowances of time to the republican SEN
ators who are wasting so much Of it in talking
to the galleries against the treaty?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

There is no prospect that the status of the
railroads will be determined by the present
special session of congress. The roads will
have to run as other governmental and private
enterprises are running-on the momentum
they received from democratic legislation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

ABRAHAM LINCOLN said: "Iet every American,
every lover Of liberty, every wrIlwisher to his pos
terity swear by the blood of the Revolution never
violate in the least particle the laws Of the country
and never to tolerate their violation by others"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

The Ardm0reitc believes, without equivOCation or
qualification in the principle commonly phrased IA
Tree speech aud in the constitutional right OF public
aSsembage for purposes of discussion of public prob
ems.-From The Ardnoree of October ., 1919.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

This extra session of congress has done
little to deserve grateful remembrance on
Thanksgiving Day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

Senator Moses has earned the degree of NJ.
D.-Mistaken Diagnostician.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

The Sooners seem to be keeping pace with
the haberdasheries in making this an unusual
season for "ties"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

Senator Lodge is leader of the republican
majority on the floor of the senate. Senator
Penrose is boss behind closed DOORS
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Mems Wear

BALTIMORE-c. Cohen, furnishings
Broadway Central:
BALTIMORE-E. Cohen Co.: E. Cohen
furnishngs: Herald Square.
BALTIMORE--J; Goodman Co.: ]. Good
'nan. 1iGsmGT men,s hats hats broadway Central.
boys clothing and furnishings mems fur
nishings s111 lbasemenD; 200 Fifth Avslae.
F. Fnuaieb Ward Ward & cq O.
Montgomery Ward & Co, Sixth Ayenne
and Nineteenth Street.
Woodward. mems nigntshirts. pajamass,, j Is,
and gloves: 1872 Fourth Avenue 10th floor
- .CINClNNATI-LouIs Silk Co.; w Reiss
coLUMBUs~E & r. aamss' Lazarus Co.; Mr.
Doody. mems and boys clothing and fur
nishings; Associated Merchandising Cor
COLUMBUS, Ohio-F. & r. Lazarus Co. I:
j: Doody,. mers clothing. etc. Colling :
DELFT. N. Wv B. Thompson G. Co.:
DETRoIT-M. Brodslxy, clothing and
iNDiANAPoL1;soDIMI l; DIIa3Wny Wasson: nen1ra w Miller
mems furnishing goods: 120 West Thirty
sef0od Go11sVIYLE sS5ssI r0om Kv 1910 AH ra,,.r ~
mems neckweaf; Pennsylvania o.
=, MoNTREAL-M. Levinson. clothing;
NEW ORLEANS-Blanche Maison; Mr..
zander. r,,lS mems and boys clothing 120 West
Inlrty- second Street.
soNo51 NoRFoLK, H. Vs:-schwartz Co.; D.
PlTTSBURGH - Boggs & Buhl: A.
Runkle. mems and boys clothing: 114o
Broadway.
- NoRw1CH, conn.-Porteous & Mitchell
Co.; w. T. Rogers. boys clothing; 432
Fourth Avenue. fifth floor.
SBURGH-Rosenbaum Co.: NJ T.
Carson. mems and boys clothing; Mr..
B. Cohen. basement boys wash suits: +
Bodenstein. mems furnishings (basement):
A. Fantl, 120 West Thirty-second Street
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Tootle, Campbell
Dry. Goods CO.: ]. H. Bolen furnishing
ST. LouIs-stix; Baer & Fuller: Mr.. s.
Thirty second Street.
ST. LOUIS-Rice Silk Dry Goods Co.: r.
J: Loewe. mems furnishing goods; 377
Broadway.
TERRE HAUTE 1nd-A Herr Co.: Mr..
120 West Thirty second street. 'N''
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Woodward z,
Lathrop: E. c. Gathell. mems furnishings:
C. L. Bast. boys and youths clothing;
WASHINGTON. Penn-J Hart Co.: j.
Hart. clothing and furnishings: Pennsyl-
varia.
WILKES BARRE Penn.-wilkes- Barre
Dry Goods Co; A. Latmer, cloaks and
suits; w. T. Knott. 23 East Twenty-sixth
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Buyers Arriued
m%and1

SAN FRANCISCO-R WE'LL & Co.; Miss
wary r. Courtney. ladies' coats and suits:
10 East Twenty second Street.
SAN FRANCISCO-R Well & Co.: Miss
Ihiben: dresses and evening gowns 1t
East Twenty second Street.
SIOUN CITY. Iowa--Pelleticr Co.: Miss
Thirty second Street
ST. LOUIS. Mo-scruggs vanderyort &
Barney; Lena Schlager womens suits;
Assoc Mdsg. corpn.. 225 Fifth Avenue
ST. LOUIS. Mo.-stix. Baer & Fuller:
girls dresses; a. Fantl. 120 West Thirty
second Street.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.--Stix, Baer & Fuller:
MISS a. G. Becker. sport wear ard skirts;
~ fahti' l2o West Thirty second Street.
AZ, 1,,;, .. =, N. Sapin. dresses and waists: Nc
ST. LOUIS. Mo.-olian Waist & Dress
%; 1o; L.; G. Olian. waists and dresses; ;
>,;sl ST. LOUIS Mo.-Rice Silk D. G. Co..
waists waists wash skirts: 11s West Thirty
Co; MIR Koener, millinery; Reciprocal
Jobbers, 40 Fourth Avenue.
ST: PAUI--Shuneman & Evans: NJ NJ
ohutreloarger. cloaks. suits. etc.; Broztel
D ,ds ,ToLEDo.-Tnompson, Hudson Co; "
basement suits, coats and waists; 200 Fifth
Avenue. room 514.
60 uNMIpNTowN;; NO owl, Penn-Wrlght, Metzler
d Macrae. 1870 Broadway.
VICTORIA, British Columbia, Cam
Mallick Co.; Mrs. Mallick. ladies clothing:
McAlpF
To atnAsd! WtnAsn1NGToN; g, D. C.-Woodward s
Fourth Avenue.
WOOSTER. Oh. Freedlander Co.; Mr..
treedlander. women's wear; Pennsylvania
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio-Charles Living
ston & Son; Lester c. Livingston, Jobs
waists; silk underwear ana skirts; Penn
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
General Merchandise

BALTIMORE-D. Newman, general mer-
chandise Hermitage.
BALTIMORE--C. Miller general mer-
chandise; Aberdeen.
BALTIMORE-L. Birkenwald general
merchandise: Pennsylvania.
BINGHAMTON, n. Y.-Tow1er Dick
Walker. drygoods; r. B. Cease, basement
Holland.
BOSTON--A. Aronson, general merchan-
disc; Commodore.
BOSTON-S. Aron, general merchandise.
Grand
BosTToN--H. Bloom. general merchan-
cH1cAGo9.Marshall Field & Co., J.
11O7 Broadway.
CHIcAGo.Marshal Field & Co. E. s.
resenting: 11G7 broadway.
CINC1NNAT1--McAlpn Co.: Dixie ELL
son, son repT,e.ss,e,nting pre-. 2s East Twenty-sixth
CLEVELAND--E. Stotter. general mer-
chandise: Cumberland.
CLEvELAND--c. Stein, general mer-
o'ss coLuMBfA. 1sHnBsffAvansa' s. c.-rarmers Me-
chanics Mercantile Co.; w. H: BRAZIL and
general merchandise: Wallick.
COLUMBUS, O.-F. r. Lazarus Co.;
Mr. Huber, merchandise manager: Associ-
ated Merchandising Corp. 225 Fifth Ave
DETROIT. Mich.-J. L. Hudson Co..
Miss j. Kiekentbeld. advertising;. Associ-
ated Merchandising Corp 225 Fifth Ave
nue..
DETRoIT-H. We'll. general merchan-
disc Commodore.
GLENs FALLS. N. Y.-Kemper
ladies' garments; 1888 Broadway. care OF
Fellows
HARTFORD. Conn.--sage Allen: X. NJ.
Kelly. representing; Dry Goods Alliance,
HUDSON. N. Y.-P. H. Goldman & Bro:
+. H. Goldman. mems and womens cloth
ing; Broadway Central.
pany; Mr. NJ FL Malone. merchandise
manager: Assd. Mdsg. Corp, 225 Fifth
Avenue
LANCASTER Pa:-Leinbach & Co, dry
OMAHA. Neb.-J. L. Brandes' Sons:
Tena Cohn, chids clothing; Goldman. 1851
Broadway
pany; Mr.. Jacober. merchandise manager
of basement goods; Fant. 120 w. Thirty
second Street
xdSl RocHnsrHE ro n T.zss ysbey hnsssy
RoCHEsTER &C Bdelman, general
merchandise: Commodore.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah-Blythe e.
sylvania.
ST JosEPH-J Rothbaum. general
MERCHANDISE: Wallick
III sYRAcUsE, NJ Y-R. weinstein. gen
eral merchandise: Aberdeen.
Carpenter. drygoods and general
merchandise; 11s w. Thirty second Street.
Room 1410.
T1FToN, Ga.-Kulbursch S. & H.; Fl.
W1LK Es- BARRE. Penn.-J. Hirscho-
witz; general merchandise; Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Miscellaneous

AKRON. ON. O'Neil Company; A
NJ. Barber. furnishings, underwear. etc.
AKRON, Ohio-M O'Neil Co.: W. e
Glass, stationery, ETC.. NJ. Street, repreta
tive; Commodore.
ANDES. N. Y.-G. Policy Company; G.
Policy, representative; Herald Square.
BALTIMORE-A, Hedrian, general line
Herald Square.
BINGHAMPTON, N. Wv r. Miller
Co; c. J. Mcguire. books and stationery
York.
BOsTON-Gichrist Co.; Miss Rice. hos
iery, knit underwear, gloves; (basement)
200 Fifth Avenue.
scholl sr., hosiery and gloves; West
Thirty seventh Street.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.-Fine Co.: Mr.
Fine drygoods and clothing; Flanders.
CHICAGC-Wurzberge Bros: j. Wurz.
berger, underwear and hosiery; ST. An
drew.
CHICAGO Eiseman Manufacturing Co.
r. Eiseman, chidrens wear. coats, dresses
knit goods; s West Thirty-third Street.
CHICAGO-So Klein Mr. Paul Oster-
tag. underwear, shirts; Munzer Co.; 113a
Broadway.
CHICAGO - Marshall Field Co.; C.
Thompson. juniors and girls sweaters
1107 Broadway.
&C CHIcAGomrwelfth Street Store; Joseph
Munzor Co; 1893 Broadway.
CHICAGO-Mandel Bros; Miss Christie
infants wear; 13 East Twenty second
Street.
>, CH1cAGO-s. Wolf. stationery. etc
Commodore.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e. Co.; j. H.
schoenberg. toys; 40 Fourth Avenue
CINCINNATI. O-McA pin Co.; S. Lar
sen, corsets; muslin underwear. infants
wear; w. T. Knott, % East Twenty ST tn
Street.
CLEvELAND--Bailey Co.: Mr.. Arthur
Ahrens' Jobs girls and juniors white and
West Twenty sixth Street.
COLUMBUS, OF. & r. Lazarus Com
pany; w. J. Huber. chldren's clothing
:, DENVER, col.-A. 7: Lewis & Sons;
Twenty ninth Street.
DENVER-stoll Manufacturing Co; Mr..
Stoll. motorcycle specialties; Woodward
DETROIT-F Schram; B. Sternberg
manager; N Glass representative; Penn
ELIZABETH CITY, N. &C. Roninson,
drygoods and general merchandise; Penn
FIT MYERS. Fla.-A E. Raymond &.
etc. York '''''@''
lNNDIANAPoLIs. 1nd-H; P. wasson:
40 West Thirty second street.
LINCOLN Neb.--M. Gold, general de-
partment store merchandise; PENNSYLVANIA.
LONDON. Eng.--Harrods, Ltd; Harry
Day. delivery systems; 225 Fifth Avenue,
NEAPOLIS-Wyman, Partridge &
Co; r. N. Ankeny. knit underwear; H.
c. Read. hosiery and gloves; Pennsyl-
vania.
MINNEAPOLIS-A Bergman & Co.:
A. Bergman. representative; Broadway
Central.
NEW ORLEANS. I.a-schwartz Eustic
CO; g. Kahn, interior decorations; York.
OMAHA. Neb.--J. B. Brandeis e. Sons;
w. G. Mcknight, dress trimmings hand
kerchiefs. aces and embroideries, hosiery
and underwear Gotham
PH!LADELPHIA-J. Gresham, general
line; Pennsylvania.
=, PITTsBuRGH = R<;enbaum Co.; Mrs
Fantl; 12o West Thirty second Street
sylvana. "
RICHMOND. 1nd.-A. H. Bartel Co. E;
J. M. Coats. hosiery and gloves; Pennsyl-
SEATTLE Wash-Bon Marche: Mr.
Shannon. toys and sporting goods; Asso-
GATED Merchandising Corporation, 225
Fifth Avenue.
+, WARREN, Ohio-The " c. Thompson
Co. V. c. Thompson. general department
store mercha hdise: Broztell.
WASH1NGTON-M. Kaufman, general
line: Pennsylvania.
ASHINGTON--H. Ullman e.enor,1
line; Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Charges Are Absurd,
Superintendent of
DannemOra Insists
DIR. Ross Says in Telegram
That Institution Is Open
for Inspection Any TIME;
Any One Can See Records

DR.. j. r. Ross. medical superinten-
dent of Dannemora State Hospital for
the Criminal Insane, yesterday sent
this telegram to The Tribune:
The statements charging i'll treat
ment and the illegal retention of in
mates at the Dannemora State Hos
pltai are not only untrue, but absurd
The conduct of this hospital is open
to the fullest survey. and | will gladly
welcome and give the utmost oppor-
tunity for investigation to any member
OIL your staff you might wish to assign
10 the task, or to any commission thas
may be appointed by the Governor.
Full and complete records concern
ing the inmates, the food they receive,
the entertainments provided for them,
and the methods of treatment in vogue
are at the disposal of any person who
wishes to take the trouble to LOOK
into it.
The method of treatment. the priv
ileges enjoyed and the entertainment
furnished at the Dannemora State
Hospital compare favorably with any
institution devoted to the care and
treatment of the insane.
I'm any case where an inmate has
died suddenly the cause of death has
been thoroughly Investigated by the
coroner and his reports have been filed
IN the office af the Superintendent Of
Prisons and at this hospital. Free
access will be granted to any persca
who desires to see them.
The Dannemora State Hospital 10
under regular inspection by the Super
lntendent of Prisons. his deputy. the
state Hospital Commission and it,
medical inspector. and also inspectors
from the Prison Association Of New
York State.D s.sI
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Ne'o Reuue Supplants
Guns on Theatre Roof

'HE audience at the new rev,a
which opened last night in n.
roof garden annex of the Century
iheatre sat where a>year ago a bat
tery OF five 3-inch anti-aircraft pun.
squatted, snouts to the sky. WAITING
for air raiders.
1t was the presence of the guns
secret to the whole city, which pre-
vented any entertainment ON this
part of the roof last summer
throughout the last, months of tho
war actors played their parts and
audiences laughed and applauded in
the adjoining auditorium all nm.
aware that unusual precautions to
prevent the escape of ray Of l;ybt
from the house had been taken to
say nothing of the fact that a ,ve-
gun battery, with coast guard gun.
ners at their. posts, stood almost
within reach scanning the sky.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Buyers Coming

Co; B. F. Meyer, fall coats: 40 Fourt h
Avenue; expected June H. 1918.
SIOUX FALLS. s. Dak-New York
Fashion Shop Miss Stella Collins. ladies'
1919. -
TOLEDO. Ohio-The Parson Carmen.
CO.; William Grossman, suits dresses and
waists: Pennsylvania. expected June 10,
1913. for four days
WASHINGTON, p. C.--Woodward &,
Lathrop; Miss A. Thornton, infants wear
and novelties; S34 Fourth Avenue: is ex-
pected Wednesday, June II, 1919.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Woodward &.
.athrop; Mrs u. c. Nourse, novelties: 334
Fourth Avenue; is expected Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
WINTER WHEAT

Details of Other Crops
Details regarding other crops follow
Oats-Producto forecast, 1,446,OOo,-
600 bushels; acreage, ,365,Ooo; condi-
ton, 932.
Barley-P reduction, 232, ,O00,O bush
els; acreage, $500, ,OO0 condition, 91.7
Rye-Production 1O7O00,O0O bushels;
condition, 935.
Hay-Production, 11e,oOo,ooo tons;
condition, 94.1.
Apples-Production, 166,0oo,oOo bush
els; condition, 67.s.
Peaches-P reduction, 5o,3oO,ooo bush
els; condition, 731.
characterization, 97.4.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10

TOLEDO. Ohio-La salle & Koch: w.
II. Campbell. linens and wash goods
Assoc Mdsg. Corp. 22b Fifth Avenue.
TOLEDO. Ohio-Lion D. G.. Co.. j. NJ.
Walker. silks and wash goods; Hotel Mar
tinique.
TOLEDO. Ohio-Thomnson. Hudson Co.
G. j. Mason. silks. dress goods; 200 Fifth
Avenue. room 614
TOLEDO-La Sale & Koch Co.; W. H.
Campbell domestics. linens etc; J. w.
Shere. silks and dress goods; Wallick.
TOLEDO-Thompson Hudson Co; H.
Mason. silks and dress goods; Longacre.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Woodward &
Lathrop; ]. NJ. Bazzel. dress goods, lin
ings; T. e. Mack. white goods linens and
domestics: 334 Fourth Avenue.
WASHINGTON - d. Goldberg, piece
goods: Pennsylvania.
WATERBURY. Conn. Musler, dry
goods. etc: Broad way Central.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Business Troubles

MacCarthy. May. and Benjamin
Green-People. etc. ...... ZOO
Mclaughlin, Charles. or willard WV
Mack-G. Nj. Levy. 1.81e
Premier Iron Products Co, Inc.
MNsterIing Motor Truck Co. of
Pearson. Minnie H.-H. Pearson 4S5.
, Mackey Press, Inc. .... 1876.
Riessman. Max (Elnpire Sewing -'''
Machine Co.)--H. r. Gleich 15O,
Robert Eminons. Inc.-Coastwise
Lumber & Supply Co, Inc. 115
RUSSELL. Edwin 1t H. Eddlcott 1926
steele, Geo H.-Park & Tilford. 252.,
s,ha,ls inoers' AuoIpn;-L Bayer. Ill.
schwinger. Solomon. Abra- -''
T:nney. John J.-Sonn Bros Go. igo ia
Wood, Harold K.-Sibey Pit
y, man Electric Corp. p...... 229.
Naz. a. T., Nathan or Louis s.-Nagle
weisgerbser. VIM. G. and Mar. 49,
garrett. Phillips s5o,
zurich, General. Accident e. Liza
bility Ins. Co. Ltd.-M. salz-
man Co. 57ee
Ziring. Alex - Encyciopaediia '''00'
Britannica Corp. .. 1877
In Bronx County - ''
DAvanzo' on' Frank-H. D. f. Min
Kanin. Charles I'M Bauer TX, so'
Mulreri. Rose-J. II. Rosansky
Portner, Joseph--Empire Butter w.
& Egg Co.. Inc 81
Roberts Lighter II Frost, Inc
Markcy Press. Inc. 1926,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Transports Due the Nest zwo Days
To-day

TODAY
Artillery casual
achmn A'~-A1"1 wv" ~N~~ -"
June2
En-
Corps;
Hers Troop 18th Infantry
4votn Unit; SO5th
Corps. N -N'N --N">-'' va -NN
DanteA ehier
andcasua -' -' ~"e' ''1oA"s 'o"
Tomorrow
Mor t011 fled Artillery
transport BandC
chmenT ~OA4~"eS - "AN ~
roAn ANTWERP
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10

=, The first name Is that of the debtor
the inc, second that OF the creditor and dat
,Judgm ment was filed.
In New York County
A9ssmmeriche. snhn,t,, Louis "A. H.
" "esener. August-Wison &: Co
>, Inc; March 25, 1918 AIS q,
Zuckerbraun, Morris A. and Harry '''''
HDOrion Knitting Mills: June
one os iyIv H;,nar.a 1.ose.e g.
Ffty-afth s St. Co CO., inc.eR hase wesi EI-
caIan, Kan; Jan 80. 1919; :..: :..... 1.77e. e.oI
Aetna Accdent ent' Liability Co. ''S4S'7
A; 1o17 1nnT Parodi Tile Co: Feb. II.
Illinois Surety Co. Sherry; ''''
r., Feb. 2s; 1918 (vacated) 49,. 2.7so.5,
F'99gman,, Or ,n,,d Nis-w. Tremleit: May
Phillips, nnans,,E Edward, ana Fidelity & "'
It,: etc: Aug s, 1918 (vacated)... $500. 0,
Johnson William. and Fidelity &
Casualty Co. OF N. Y-Same;
June 20, 1913 tvacatedl .......' 500. o,
Dc Nnm Martini, H. Luigi-P DE Martini;
Casualty Co. of N. Y~people.
G. etc; April l. 1918 (vaoated)... 1000. o,
Sibenaier Frank-Travelers Ins
Co.; Dec. s, 19ls......,.. 1894.
sps,leerseri; yan' {. isis lsna.x-J sa'tzman; -
sasse, Edlth NJ: I-order Of United 11l''l
Commercial Travellers OF. Amer
g, lea; Jnly ia; 1917. :...... 1893.
Isnac Wnnrar nrpi, ~ isio; sos. Il
Lewis--Jtny Fire Hose Rack
Bnrro,gh np; hpf'i hp ,,i;. -, ,I9ie. ; ; baa.ot
sraii. NJ NJ w,Ins wwowley; s July 30. lpls; 477ast
Realty CO... Oct 81. 1915 (re-
Tiageser. Geo. FIJI. Trageser; 1oo' u
June :. 1918 (canceled). 1.o27.a,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Housefurnishings, Floor Cover.
ings, Furniture, Drapery

Observation-Disclosures Bargain House
NJ. Postley, housefurnishlngs 354 Fourth
-siegrst & Fraley; H. A.
stumpf carpets. draperies, etc. Herald
Square
BUrrALo.eJ; N. Adam & Co; r. G.
BUFFALogj. BJI' is'Si' n Adam Adam Co.; #. G..
Frost. lamps and fixtures; 2 West Thirty
cINCINNATd-MeAlpln " IT, s, Co. L. VS.; schuer'
Knott, % East Twenty sixth Street.
Cl.EV aldeck & Sons; f. II.
Waldeck. chairs; Belmont.
DENVER-A. T. Lewis e. Sons; B. Bre-
hem. draperes and rugs; Ferguson. 3
West Twenty ninth Street.
LONDON, England .-Harrod's. Ltd ;
Percy Brooks. lamp shades, china. glass
NEW ORLEANS-Maison Blanche; A.
.1agnitsky. upholstery goods. rugs. car
pets; 12o w Thirty second Street.
OMAHA, Neb--J. L. Brandeis e. Sons
Mr. Marks, basement draperies and rugs
Goldman's, 1870 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA--A Blum Co.: A.
PHILADELPHIA-L. cohn. house fur
nishings. etc. Grand.
PITTSBuRGH = Rosenbaum Company:
West II L. ny Lace GuTtans' gzaas A. Fan 12o
SPOKANE Wash: h:-Culbertson. Grote
Rankin Co; r.. c. Thompson. draperes
sPRiNGF1ELD. Mass-Forbes & Wal
lace; c. B. Hitchcock. pictures and franes
carpets and rugs. furniture; 23o Fifth
ToLEDo-La Sale & Koch CO.. b. s.
Norton. carpets, rugs, etc; Wanick.
WASHINGTON-S. Kann Sons Company
J. Hertzberg. housefurnishing goods; 432
WESTERLY. r. III. B. Gavtt; r. L.
Gavitt china. glassware: Continental.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Shoes

CHICAGO-~Mnrshall Field Co: D. G.
klrchln. womens shoes: Marshall Field,
1907 broadway
CHICAGO. Iil.-~Mnrshnli Field Com
pany. B c. ktrchner. womon's shoes;
Il07 Broadway.
shoes: York.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Mexico Building New Type of
Iank" to Use Against Rebels

MEXICO CITY, May 1e.-The War
department. is constructing tank"
on original lines with the annonnced
purpose OF using this engine of war
Iare' new to Mexico. in campaigns
against rebels. ''