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New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

Scharf 20 Malta Street, Brooklvn. st.r-
ley Hodes' 800 Belmont Avenue, Brook :
Hrnolivn iSose hodes' BOG Belmont Avenue,
T Liberty Domestic Products Company,
cina rI'o SlVovo; o Syracuse; manufacturing
~ ~ 1Ha!oii"y, Gl9 Spring Street. Syracuse
S,.ra q. T., Ihomas p Ryan, PIG Leon Street
lsIns II5acuse, esr A. T.; Myron !. Cole, Goa Tomp-
Trankel & Cohen nssi ino r, 5000. Manbat-
uan, ,an, nuyins and selling jewelry and i'm :
trankel. 157 Van Burcn Street Brnnlsl ,,,,i u
Sn y isldor Cohen, 157 Van Buren, Street,
BIrooklyn I,,ooi. Abrahan Wilensky. sos Van
1ITeh street, Hrooklyn.
,hddadmmond e. Carpenter Corporation
siyo'ogG; sia9 Man1hattan mfg; tanning mate,
penfer '.1'fs 'sqffe r :; hammond; James J. Car
New York City. ''e"'e' street.
ood niyersal Vaporizer Corporation. ssoo.-
einos q''ili'15dm oq III }n,a mlg yaporlzers for en-
H. a. bingham. Cornelius a. cole Arthn,.
X. Oakley. Pearl Kvcr, \. y. 4' 'N''''0'
s2'5o6' Warfe SllT q rIari,o'c Trfam comnany' ms
business; Orville j. Hokc Charles IT, o.
c,.r e,Sh1er Ger h9ster r. Johnson. Rural belly
. Trans Marine Supply conpanv. 1nc
soVV9'ouu; New York County; general I'M
Ing arents pGtt oofmssl9n fopsq6 hants sell
goods, indse Charles s. Aronstam' WI
GUtl Ava,, ~: Pltkin, Fay r.. Fuchs. 101 Vernon
E, ,lh hlhiq9s1pect PARK West Apartments. Inc.
ag.ncv ,,ftnoklyn general real estate
@'" se"'f ert9 pr0hhersse' has" r. eonsrnot manage
iNl9,slow, 1870 Montague street, Brookiyn
u,y'nahs q Foreman, Inc, SO 600, M9n.
~ ~ ttnn' brokers uf cotton goods afd
eg iS ~ or every Kind Charles g. Hoffman,
4yr4 thi,'V'h X venue NJ victor Abraham.
sl sips ,,,e iioe venue; william il. Jemers, .er-
Internatlpnal rhoio Play pistt,yt,,s
Me- n Flggoig9o Wahhsadtttap motion piqtura4
NnW yUrk tity. MuuYlnn Eeb1hsi,a1, +, +, /
West iilib Street, nav WI, WI. ,
George smith, 100 west aeVentietn Atfesi,
llealiy ,oa lae $1,000, Msnhai}an VIZ aen.
ethi real eaata ueand1, Hi1bstape s'n
sl'tNtipn, tinl touis y, i0WdneT jF1iast
e4sat1 ',9ls, - ofb A1nneih ,,h N hRenee, $40 West
,hati'es M' TfaNa, 4aG Graud Ayenua, NV
. Nneada faper Box CO., Inc, sb000,
AlhHbHliaHi manufacturing inner boxes
nhnuurl b"ldHlain 500 hast Eighth Etroet
FRY ~ " f9rh cllyi Max and MoseA Iioohepa II
St John Building Corp So 600 con-
struciion. general oontractors; Jacob kan
IAN, Bronx Fannie Kaplan, Bronx; Peter
Foidman, IsronX.
=, crowninshleld NH Inc, $50, 1000; Cato
CayuBa Co, mhnufactur -four and other
cereal products; IL. II. Crowninshield
Rome, , n y George A. Cooper, Cato. N. Z. !;
Albert q. Carrier, Cato, ~ y
Monticello Construction Co.. Inc
sio,oOo, MontleclIo; business OF civil en-
einecra' George n. and Iessio IIembdt
Monticello, N. y. liermon t. Bishop
Weathampton Beach, n. Y
Newton Motor Car Company. Inc. $40
0o0 Chittenango, Madison County deal
In autos. farm tractors and Agricultural
Implements; Floyd H. Newton, Chitton-
ango, n. T.; Mabel l. Newton. Chtten-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Unidentified Boy Killed In
Fall From Manhattan Dridu,

An unidentified hoy, about twelve
years old, was killed yesterday in fall
from the west promenade of the Man
haitian Bridge. He fell $50 feet to
Cherry Street. Pedestrians say he was
watching ball players in the Cherry
Market Street playground and lost his
balance while perched on the railing.
DR.. Bracy was summoned from Gouver-
neur Hospital.
The police describe the boys as fol-
lows: Weight, ninety pounds; brown
hair, fair complexion, black eyes. Tho
boy wore Il dark gray coat, white pants,
black shoes and stockings, white
shirt with black stripe, soft collar
and a brown necktie.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Mcn's Wear

=. CANTON. Oho-Noss e Fentz; r. II.
Npss. furnishing goods and tailoring; Nc
'll1ckGo-f1. Friedman. mons furnish
ing goods, Continental
IND NNJpLIS. Ind.--f, s Ayrns &
Co. II T Hansey hosiery. knit under
"n.o'e. gloYes ma mems furnishing goods
MiNNEA POLLS Reetnr Erothers. +
hetl"r clnihiug. peuusylvnnln
NJ RFAIe Que. .. Gnreau. ttd (;
pIEiiltA. Ala. ifolltnnworth. achuuss.
i'r Npumanj a, H. jiollinfwOfth. mems
.nl hotb clothing. fufnishing goods. !.
-. I,lTFsiit RGH-J. Shapiro. clothing;
Commodore.
nphNOkn, nrotherwood Mere. 20.
w. l'nylA, clothing and furnishing
~ ST. LQufs-rhe Harris Polk Hat Co. :.
W - Iolk mats; Pcnnsylvanih.
ST. lOulS-Green0eld Bros; A. Green
Held, clothing; Hotel Aberdeen.
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Miscellaneous

BOSTON-A. S. Dexter & Co: G
DeNter' spool cotton and yarns; Commo-
', BRADTORD. Penn.-Phillips Rro.. 6
H. iips underwear and knit goods and
gloves Commodore. GAM
.1HESTER, Penn.--Alllson &. Co. Mr.
AlaGn Ga11 s'gel PIrodqets Herald square. "F
Mapaport' 1'.'i cigars and stationery: broad
,inoi DELHI; III; n. w. Thompson, general
>, GREENvlLLE. s. C.-Houston & BRO
n, r. Houston, books and stationery !:
GRAND. RAPIDS. Mich.-Heystek. Can
ned & Co.; Mr. Heystek, wall paper and
~ LYNcHBURG, Va.-J. p. Pettyjohn &.
CO.; j. p Pettyjohn, representative, Al
- MANSFIELD. Ohio-The c. Hoffman
vana. '
posd pHILADELpHIA- Ross & Co.: J..
, RlCIiMOND, Va.-Rhodes & Co Mr..
Rhodes, paint; Marlborough.
and general line Holland
y, TACOMA % Wash-T. Ltndberg. general
WESTERLY, r. I.-Nardone & Co.; Mr..
Nardonc. representative; Broadway Cen
trail
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Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.

GS-O4 west I3iIn street.
TO katherine Brown. C. Kat2. Cora
Washington, Mrs. Louise Tate Mrs Al
berta Hodge, Malgilta Lewis, Mary pettis,
Furong, John Dillon, S. Cunthorpe, Carrie
Green, Ida Orsborn. James Shaw. L. Bay
nard, Mrs. Payne, Alfred Miller. Mr.. Lane,
Edw. Boiling. Mrs L. s Brown, Fanny
Clarborn. Kate Brown, Herbert ~ Brown
Mrs Ethel Roberts, Mrs. De kalb and
Annie Page You and each of you are
hereby notified that. the time for the pay
ment of our lien upon the property here
matter described having expired, after duo
notice thereof had been given you we will
cause such property, to wit. Household fur
nlshings. comprising beds bedding, Chif-
fonlers, bureaus, chairs. settees. daven-
china and glass closets. crockery glass
ware, Kitchen utensils, plated and silver
ware. cutlery, pOrtieres curtains drapories,
carpets rugs. books. bookcases, bric-a -brac
pianos, musical Instruments statuary We
hicles, paintings and pictures. trunks and
contents, linen, wearing apparel, personal
effects, merchandise, etc, as enumera ed
in the warehouse inventory issued to you
by this warehouse, stored by you or in
your name Cor in which you may have an
interesD in the Columbus Storage Ware
houses, t. be sold at public auction. uc-
cording TO the statute In such case made
Now York city, on FRIDAY. ArRII. 25th
1919. at 1890 A. NJ, and If tho sale thereof
Is not completed on said date the same Vyill
be continued at the same place on each
and every. Friday thereafter. beginning at
l0.30 A. M on each day. ana continuing
until all the goods are sold
Columbus Storage Warehouse. TnC.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Evangelist Paul RAIDER Opens
Carncgie Hall Revival;
Language and Gestures
Recall ''Billy'' Sunday
Ridicule for 'Highbrews'
So Successful in Chicago
That 5000 Now Attend
His "Joint,'' He Says

The Rev. Paul RAIDER. cowboy evan
eelist, pastor Of Moody Tabernacle, Chi
cago, came to New York last night to
inaugurate the first big revival since
Billy Sundays visit to the city two
years ago. lie spoke to n crowd TINT
filled Carnegie Hall.
Raiders style OF preaching recalls the
emotionaism Of Sunday, though he does
not impress tho hcarcr rs being an ini-
tator He spoke for more than an hour.
He makes use both Of slang and un-
usual gestures and posturca, bat not to
the extent that Sunday employs them
The text he took last night wns "Thc
Lord God Is n sun and shicld.' The
burden of his Discourse was Tint nc
ceptance Of and belief in Christ ns the
Son of God was absolutely and solely
essential TO salvation.
"A highbrow," he explained. ais n
person who has been educated beyond
his intelligence"
5000 Around His "Joint" Now
"When I first went to Chicago" :"
he said, people told me I couldn't
get many folks to go to church. Well,
there are 5000 of them sticking around
my joint every Sunday night
"They tell u.s. he declared, "the sun
holds the earth in place. How? I don't
know. Does science know? No. They
used to think it was Something they
called gravity. But then they got all
mixed up. The pulling didn't come out
right when they tried to figure it. Now
the scientists say its q strain of ether
It's strain on their imagination, that's
what it is. God holds the earth in His
hand and if He let go of tip! we'd
go whrling away into space forever
and ever.
"A man said to me to-day" he de-
claimed: "'Im all right; I'm a re-
ligious man I'm not talking about
religion I told him, I'm talking about
q Person. Only He can make you all
right with Cod"
Cowboy and Athlete
RAIDER, son of Methodist clergy
man, was a cowboy in the West before
he became a minister He was edu-
Gated at the universities OF Denver
and of Colorado, was q member of the
faculty of the University of Puget
Sound and later athletic director at
Hamline University,
He is the typical athlete and hurls
his personal defiance at his enemy, sin.
He speaks with pronounced West
ern drawl.
We've got lot of highbrows sitting
around discussing and debating
whether Christ could be both God and
man." he says. "Why, all those poor
boobs need is to bring their highbrow
noses down out of the air and take
good swig Of the water of life"
RAIDER finished his sermon in an emo
tional burst of pleading for men and
women to walk up to the platform and
grip his hand in acknowledgment of
conversion. Some twenty or thirty, in
cluding a soldier and sailor, did So
The RAIDER meetings are being held
under the Bible and Missionary Con-
ference. They will take place each
afternoon and evening up to and in
cluding Wednesday. The night sessions
will be in Carnegie Hall and the after
noon at Calvary Baptist Church at
2'3O o'clock Other speakers also are
scheduled. Hugo r. Munro was chair
man last night.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Satisfied judgments

The first name Is that Of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor. and date when
judgment filed:
In New York County
Coffin, William G.-R " Blake
=, ney; September 25, 1918. 49,. s6o2.s3
Comora, Max--L. Comora; March
- 3, 1919 ............. 96O.40
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey-Brooklyn Eastern
District Terminal; January 90,
- 1917 .,......... ............... 365.35
Central Railroad Company Of
New Jersey-~Brooklyn Eastern
District Terminal March 13,
r, 1919 ..:...::. ;......t 1880
- october 20, l9l1 ..:.......... 1851
~ January 80. 1919 ....:........ 1.59o.7s
Gardiner, Sarah A. K City Real
Estate Company; November "a,
r l9l1 'canceiled) .,......... 1881
Insurance Company of New
forR; May ~, 1916 (canceled) 2,S10.07
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Piece GOnf,s

manufacturers childron's dresses; IT. IL
BALTIMORE - i. Dup1in q co.; p.
Dun1lu. mfrs awnings and tents; Wallic1
BOSTON-Katz. Fleischer e. Co; Joseph
Natz. woollens and taiiors' trimmings
Wallick.
BosroN,,L. Kaplan, drygoods; Broad
way Central.
BOSTON Marcus Co; Nv Marcus,
piece goods; Broadway Central
CANTON. Ohio-Noss e Penz; r r.
Moss. furnishing goods and taloring Nc
cIfARLoTTr. n c-J. Carter dry
manufacturers clothing: Continental
CHlCAGO-B Goldberg & Co.; l. Gold
berg, manufacturers cloaks and suits: AL
cazar.
CflIcAGo-Eiscnbere Co.: Mr.. Eisen-
CINCfNNATI-Abe Bloch & Co. manu-
dSren's clothing; j. Bloch. woolens; 239
Fourth Avenue. room 1902
CLEVHLAND-I. Rice, piece goods
PENNSYLVANIA
MoNTICELLO, n. VI. Cooke, dry
goods: Herald Square.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Press, tailor:
PHILADBIPH1A-I. & s. Faggen; s.
Faegen. manufacturers silk waists 3S
West Thirty~fourth Street.
Notions. Toilet Goods, Drugs
BOsToN-R. H. White Company; Miss
NJ. Walsh, notions toilet goods, fancy
goods aud jewelry; 47O Fourth Avenue;
Marlborough.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
u. S. Asked to Pay for
s'Cits'' Worn in Camps
Report Contends Government
Is Responsible for Failure
10 Furnish Uniforms
NaW York. Trtbune
JFnshjuUtOn R,froo,t

" CHtHDtos bureau
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Recruits
and drafted men who were compelled
to wear civilian clothes at army
camps, due to failure of the War De-
partment to furnish army clothing,
may be recompensed for wear on the
garments If 81 recommendation made
by the judge advocate generals de-
partment is adopted by the War De-
partment
The judge advocate ruled the govern
nent is responsible for damages to
personal apparel in the case present
cd by Private Walter G. Anderson, who
asserted he wore out n suit Of civilian
clothing while waiting for issuance Of
his uniform.
The opinion shows lhhi when Ahdaf.
son reported 10 Camp Dodge, Iowa, ha
vas compelled 10 Weaf civilian clothes
FOR hlt months,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
House Furnishings, Furniture.
Floor COVERINGS. Draneru

CH1CAGO-I.incoln Furniture ana Rug
company; G Katz. manager; Continental
COLUMBUS. Ohio-Bell- Dana Company.
r. W: Bell furniture; Alcazar.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. J. Cuthbert-
SON china ard glassware; Broztell
PITTSBURGH - Goldsmith Go Mr.
Goldsmith. furniture; Grand.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES
ELNThIC BosD AsD kuArr cn
Hfeffyte1 ktnch III i.ldeua ~. sn ~

Yhs ,.n.., &ew Urn, AprlI ., l5io.
IN .ne-i@f GHnz) peg eent ,i''@no 1 81 ,.l Dnf
BHArrpS pSb,a< TX n ELEcrHfc HOND lND
payasis pa5sh ~ MNoMrAhY ha2 beep doei@rod,
Fs<syn ~ay j.. 1919, - nfoeI<hoidern ~
ixi.f ~ ahe cipse n business hn,1i ~ ~
W4LAAfAM AEIeEN. Tresa.fss'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Leather & Fancy Goods. Tewelr,

=, BALTIMORE-1. J. Braun Co; I. J.
Braun Gcwelry) pennsylvana
BOSTON-R. II. White Companv. Nfias
NJ, Walsh. notions, jewelry, fancy and
toilet goods; 47o Fourth Avenue; Mari
CHICAGO-A. Lipman Co.; A. 1ipman
jewelry, Broadway Central
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Petitions in Bankruptcy

ioi idIk ROW, by Judge Hand In the
united states District Court Saturday.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
Petitions In bankruptcy filed Saturday
IN he United States District Court were.
LAMA COMPANY. INC.--An involuntary
petition against tho Pama Company. Inc.
100 Hudson Street, Is by three creditors
Gpiaslming John Magee & Co, s6,76e: b H.
ilpley, s6,012, and II. Pastene e. Co,
$4,000. Zalkin & Cohen, 81 Chambe rs
street, are the attorneys
PROSPECT HAT WORKS.--An involun-
tary petition against tho Prospect Hat
works, G5G broadway, Is by three creditors
claiming: Morris Brukcnfeld. s2G4 Will
!hin y. Rosen, s17S, and Samuel Blenstock
$Sl3 Michael kaufman, 100 Broad way
Is the attorney
ELMER NJ EckHOtsB-A voluntary
petit' lon Of Elmer NJ Dollhouse, tGi West
la1tb street shows liabilities of fb,753 and
no asset s. rho three largest creditors are
Mary. j. Tdsel Far Hocltaway, n. r,
slSl4 Nathan @, Goldberger. 2s3 broad =
way, 1900, and Percy Eothchild. Broad
wny ana Seventy fourth Street. 1881
Henry g. Neuwltth 2el Broadway. II tho
attorney.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Shoes

WASHINGTON D. C.--Parlscr. Bridget e.
CO.; w. H. Geneaster. mems and boys
shoes; McAIpin.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
FINANCIAL. MEETINGS
w,,,~ Svfice Of Annual MEETING Of
r. Z Ely DkPAET MENI AJOKE4 co

u the Ftoclhoidern Of oi''' w.
NJ. sts AaI department. stoses cornpany.
,M.sting Of tbs cornpany Vii hn bein 1ei'un' a.
no., Ae1n Gay II Apfil, 1919, at II o'cIooH
ses sroaawsy ~ y's once once y the Company. 10. III
5..x 5tsfx City. for me purpns1 ~ eiec,,nw
sths, "ss hnd TOR the tranaAotion " sucn
fns.,,. f business ss pny corae before Tho
~ efd@r NJ the Eoard N Di,co,ors
-. ", BUTLER. Neoretnry
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
suRRoGATEs' NOTICES

NoTlqn tIsn,ge To S,Il,rg SSI,,IIIgi,T9as. .an oepga
judge ana Acting Surrogate
Notice s herepy eieet. according 10 law,
sgainht James G. tsfrel, late ~ HE ritg
u Albany. ~ said county. DECEASED, fiiat
wltl fhe Yobehets 10 slpppf lne,s0f. -
tha aibsafltet, the asaeutfiR ~ Tic sat
WIN ana Testament ~ said d.eaaaad az
asaeilrlK, a ihe law afieas of fhgIrl,Vs ~ !
Tobu, M ~ STATE street lg tha olY ~
Albany, rev !fk, eh Or bpfofa the a4th
bstea, Albany, \ Y, this ialh day Of
MARGAhmp BRADY FAnnmI.L
CHARLES j. TOBIN, ATTORNEY far iax.
eonirlX' 30 state street Albany ~
CAVALLI. MACMILLAN GIN Punsu.
ance or an order Of Honorable John T.
Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County Of New
York, NOTICE ls hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Maximllian G.
Cavali. late Of the County Of New York
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
thereof to the subscribers at their
place Of transacting business, Room 1902
No. 1oS Broadway. Manhattan Borough
New York CITY. on or before the 4th day
OF August next.
Dated, New York, the 2sth day Of Jan.
TliE ,rARMERs LOAN AND TRUST
JAMES 8. KrLsHEIMER,
DurToN & K1LsHE1MnR. AtiornaSs AltnsSu99s' for
Executors. 1913 Broadway. Manhattan
Borough. New York City.
PECK. JULIA BIANCHD-IN PURsu-
ance OF an order OF Honorable John p
Cohalan. n Surrogate OF the County of Now
York NOTICE Is hereby given to ali per.
sons having claims against Julia Blanche
Peck late OF the County OF New York. de.
ceased, to present the Same with vouchers
thereof to tho subscriber, at Its place Of
transacting business. at the Office Of
" o
Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan, in the
City OF New York. on or before the oth
day OF August noxt.
Dated. New York the 23rd day OF Jan.
uary, 1919.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
EMMIlT & PARISH. Attorneys for Ex.
ecutor. So Wall Street borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
VAN ANDEN. MARIA JANE.--1N PUR.
suance OF an order OF Honorable John. +,
Cohnlar. Surrogate - the County Of New
York. NOTICE ls hcrebs given to all per-
sons having claims aBainst Maria Jano Van
Ander. late OF tho County # Now York,
ers thereof tn the aubscribcr. Mt l.s place ot
transacting business. No. IN Mnntagua
Street. In the Borough OF Brooklyn, IN tho
City OF New York. on before the lst day
OF june next.
Dated. New York. tho 2lst day OF Mo-
vember, 1913.
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
REYNOLDS. RICHARDS & MoCUTCH-
EON. Attornoya FOR Executor. 68 WILL
lam Street. Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

You afa terahy nrtine0 ihai ,ha ca,o-
f,is intehas ~ pny nn and fhIsftp ihe
Nr.fesg. y. hoh1s. isepa1 buteuant ~ shs
,IhH - The ttntfai Ntffsapa ~ Tna
ne, ,.rapsng ~ Aa.fiea rfta f4Hlatia
ttts' '"WHshH ~ AfW fafh. egafrss1g ~
.mstsst dstsi MAY f. ih14 and ii,a suhs
hehsntsl General Mnrgaga hat.fsn liz
49, 49, parties. dated ssntemtar J.. 1908. 10
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
FINANCIAL
1857 or PAR AND INTTREsr
THE DENVER GAS AND rITrTRrc
COMPANY oEwEHAL MORTGAGE
~ GOIn nONn9

10 The holders of tho bnndz eeeuroa ~ ths
tenersl Mofignse of The Denver Gea
anu tl"'tfiu tompuhY, dated Way 1.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

Won SCHOENING. MICHAEL e. (ALso
known as ii. T.. Schoenlng).-In pursu-
nnce Of ar order Of Honorable John p Co.
halan. a Surrogate of the County of New
ork. NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against MICHAEL e.
Won SCHOENi (also known as NJ e.
schoonluel. lave of the County Of New
York, deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at thsir
placs of transacting business. at the prin-
c.pal office Of The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, No. 22 William Street Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. In the City Of New
Y ork on or before the 7th day of June next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Mo-
Fember 1918
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

HAftts. WILLIAM IN tfretfANcf or
, - efdai ~ Honorable JOHN i fDs
y IN q 9 Fptfesaia 9f lie county - Msv
fefk M"ttf'h IS hereby given - aii pers
ss,giis l,AFlHs eiaims against WILLIAM
- LIS late of iha Comfy af New york
affeesed, - present tha same with tns
vouchers thereof - the sphsorbers. at
'hslf place ef ttapsaoilus business r. The
once nf Bay Us Co. $50 Is Wall Street.
~ the city II Mew York on or before tie
l}th day of September next.
March, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Offerings to Buyers

pREssEs--foo taTetss for lmmedi ae delivery
te u 70 50 90 Ceuury Dress & skirt Caulpary
90 Lass 2sth st. Madison Square 1895.
ETONs-rirs Cashmere Ft;ns s2g5 r~r aunt
Lgis Friedman. 7l3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

HAWF rs, ia ES WIN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John = Cohalan.
Surrogate OF the County of New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against James W Ifswes
to present the same with vouchers therefor
TO the nubscrbers, AZ the place Of business
Of the LAWYERS Title and Trust Company,
No. 100 adway. in the Borough ~
Manhattan, Of the city Of New YORK. on
or before The sist day of May next
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Mo-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
law FRS TITLE AND
TPUST COMPANY.
WI LIAM e SMITH.
DANIEL ". tIA YVES,

DEAN. TnAcY ( sTANpttsIdJ. Aiter.
nays fur EXECUTORS. No sn Hf6s1s4av.
rarpueh II Manhattsh Glty of New
Yort,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Business Troubles
Receiver In Bankruptcy

John c. Lyttle was appointed receiver
With $500 bond, for the Standard Press
~ Park Row, by Judge Hand In the
united States District Court Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
WILLIAM BAYLIS.
JOHN MASON KNOX, Attorney for Tx.
ecutors, 10 Liberty Street. New York.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Cohalan. a surros ssts
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Edward Lansing Satterlee. late of
sent the same with vouchers thereof to tho
subscriber, at his place of transacttng busi
ness. at the Office of Messrs Sattorlee Can
field & stone. No. 40 Wall Street. in the
city Of New York on or before the 4th day
OF August next. '
Dated. New York, tho 3rd day Of E,ah
ruary, 1919
GEORGE REESE sATTERLFE.
SATTERLEE, CANFIELD G. STOTr
Attorneys for Executor 80 Wall Street
borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
York ~"
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JOHN L. ANDREWS,
THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TIP pIreS'I, ECNrI1A NV

Temporary Administrators
YER PLANCK & PRINCE. Attorneys for
John H. Andrews, Temporary Admin
istrator, 149 Broadway, Nv York. n. 7.
GELLER ROLSTON & HORAN, Attor-
neys for The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, Temporary Administrator "a
Exchange Place. New York N Z
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Trono--
able John Z Cohalan. q Surrogate OF tha
County OF New York. notice ~ hereby e. ven IN
al persons having claims against William II
l.. lee, late OF tho County OF New York de-.
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers at their place OF
transe ling business. at the office Of Philip D.
Connect, their attorney. No. i5 Pine Street
Borougn or Manhattan. in tho City of New
York, on or before the 18th day of June 1918
Dated. New York. the and day of December
1913.
SAMUEL R1KER, JR
RICHARD CuRZON HOFFMAN, JR.
Executors.
PHILIP e CONNELf-, Attorney Tor Execu-
tors No 46 Pine Street. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City.
CLARK, BESSIE.--IN PURSUANCE cp
an order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan
Surrogate OF tho County of New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons hav-
Ing clams against Bessie Clark, late OF
the County Of New York. deceased 10 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to tho
subscriber, at her place OF transactins
business. at the office OF Merrill Rogrrs =
Terry, her attorneys. No. 100 Broadwav
Manhattan, In the City OF New York an
or before the 5th day OF June next
Dated. New York, the eth day OF No
ycmber 1913. ~
MARGARET L. HUNT. Executr,x
MENRlLln ROGERS 81 TERRY Attor-
neys. for Exeoutrix. 100 Broad~av
Manhattan. New York City
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oSL HUNDRED DOLLAR BONDS
81 800 5i3
~ 3l3 BIB
134 335 bs4
l49 4ZD 5Sl
1913 s3a OF
2S5 sfI GAG
2s0 4i4 G75
no above numbered bonds viii he re-
csemeo and paid at tho office Of Tho
~ ss;t|i..1nIe Trust Company of New York,
70. I" Wan Street. New York CITY, Now
- ~ on May !. 1919. 1t the rate Of 1863
D@r' plus accrued inherent TO thai date.
nra, cDor sufh cstc all future interest
~. tcn sucn boa i. Win cease. and tho cou-
W., y|' thl,srffor viii be void. of all OF which
Soy M,H picsre take notice.
IHE DENVER Gas AND Y.rFfTRrc
r. LIGHT COMPANY
~ hHaNh w fKrFstFP, President.
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JUDGMENTS Filed

Ihs follo~ing Judgments were filed Sat
ufuhY. the flfst hnme being that or tho
debtor
~ New XnrI. Cnuufy
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suRROGATEs' NOTICES
ALFRED r. SCHERMERHORN.
GEORGE g kOBBE.

ROOsrvELT & KOBBr. ATTORNEYS for
Executors. once and T. o Address.
Nos. - and &c Wall Street, Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city.