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New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Miscellaneous

=, AUGUSTA. Ca d. slusky &. Son; NJ.
san,s sussy' mantels. stoves. etc, Pennsyl-
BOSTON Jordan. Marsh Co; Mr.. jury
arNsses rns. etc: Mr. Little. representative. 432
BOSTON - II. Jacobs. manufacturing
BOSTON $. Aronson Co; s Aronson
BOSTON. breyfus & Son; e Feibel-
man, gloves and underwear, 200 Fifth
RosToN-Gilchrist Co.: s. smith
silverware; 200 Fifth Avenue
BHfFAL0-Wm Heagerer Co; Miss NJ
3; . \ Nen n,aasn Knit underwear and knit goods
etc: West Thirty seventh Street. 49,
BUFFA LO-.William Hcngerer Co; Mr.
Stegmaier leather goods, etc care 2 West
Thirty seventh Street
CHARLESTON. w Va IS. Oberlan
general line: Grand
CHlCAGO-Nlontgome Ward g. 90
% Hanson, toys and dolls; 800 Sixth Ave
-Phillipsborn's: Mr.. II. Baker
chiidren's dresses and children's coats for
fan; 9l2 Broadway.
,cUMBERLAND. Md.-Rosebaum Bros :;
merchandise Pennsylvania
HARTFoRD-sage. Allen & Co.; *.
zerwtz: baker supplies 4o4 Fourth Ave
HUNTINGTON. w. Val. Garner. res
tapran' mr Supplies; sup SI s., Pennsylyana
LOUISVILLE Kaufman straus Co. A.
W. IieDeT. OOyS CiOtnlnS, 22U Elfth Ave
nue.. room 14l l.
M'KEESPORT. Penn.--M. Richards Co :;
NJ Richards. drugs: Herald Square.
MILWAUkEE-Rech Hat Co.. r. G.
Graf. manufacturers ladies' hats; Bristol
MORGANTOWN. w. Va.-Dawson & Co. :;
Mr.. Dawson, confectionery. etc: Herald
Square.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.--W. S. Riddle No
tion Company; y. Riddle. and W. PARK.
hosiery. gloves. notions. etc; Latham
NEW HAVEN-Shartenberg & Robinson
Miss r. Rosenberg. infants wear, 4O4
Fourth Avenue. 9Th floor.
PHILADEDPfIA--Str wbridge & Clo-
thier: Mr.. Comerford. underwear; $50
Fifth Avenue.
PITTsBURCH--Kauf Department
Store; Mrs. Norton. infants wear 1861
Broadway.
PITTSBURGH--kau Departmen mt
store: Miss Stocker, handkerchiefs; 1851
Broadway.
PITTSBCRGH-~Bo g. Buhl: a. X
Bettcridge, handkerchiefs. jewelry, silver
ware books and stationery ll4o Broad
way. room 1907.
KOCHEsTER--sible Lindsay Curr Co
w. X. Baxter. knit goods, care OF A.
Waldo. f32 Fourth Avenue.
ScHENECTADY~- S. Barney Co: w.
w Herman. muslin underwear, infants
wear. corsets, chidren's coats and dresses
40s Fourth Avenue: Park Avenue.
TOLEDO. Ohio---Lon Dry Goods Com =
pany; o. A. Baker coats suits. costumes.
furs. etc; Wallick.
TORONTO - Rothenbcrg & Son. MIR.
Rothenberg. general line; Broadway Cen
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Mems Wear

ATLANTA. Cal Buehl Meadcr Co.
). L. Buehl, clothing and mems furnish
ing goods and hats: McAlpin.
BOSTON-R II. White Co. S. Falk.
BOSTON Filenes; Mrs. Silver. mems
oNercoats: pa Fifth Avenue.
ton mems hats and boys clothing furnish
ing goods and hats; McAipiin.
RURiI NOTION. Nt.-k amber. Frank Co. ::
J. rranh, clothing and furnishing goods;
Ercsln.
ing: 4ot Fourth Avenue
CLEVELAND, o.-raylor. VIM Son &
Co; J. +. Gallagher. mems furnishing
goods. 40 Fourth Avenue
DETROIT. Mich:-Crowley Miner Co;
T.. II. karber. mems hats; 116 West Thir
y-second Street.
KEYsER. W. Val. Kaplon Co.; l.
kapion, clothing. furnishings. etc; Herald
MADISON. wis-O'Connen & Meyer;
hats. clothing; Pennsylvania.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass.-standard $40
and SIS Clothes Shop: w. L. Shapiro;
0gden Utah.~-watson. Tanner Clothing
CO.. y, a. Tanner. clothing furnishing
ELPHIA-Strawbridge &, Cloth.
ier. III. Fredericks mems clothing; 23G
Filth Avenue; Latham.
Ciothicr. ii. Fredericks, mems clothing;
go Fifth Avenue; Latham.
PITTSBURGH II - Boggs & Bull; ]. A.
Greer; men ; furnishings and shoes; ll4o
broadway.
PITTSBCRGH.--G NJ. Wilson. mems
clothing hats and furnishing goods: Penn
sylvania
RICHMOND. va.-Steiner & Bro; Mr..
steiner. clothing. etc; Herald Square
OCHESTEk. ~ Y.--Neiman's, j. J..
Heiman. clothing and furnishing goods
Continental
SCRANTON, PENN. Mayheld. mems
hats. PennsyIvania
SEATTLE. Wash.-Fahey & Brockman;
j Fahey. clothing. Alcazar
stKANI Sc, Y.-Dillon g. Cum
nsIhgs Fs Mr Dillon. mems furnishings;
WlLMlNGTON. \. C.-shrier & Solo
mon mon Mr. shrier, clothing and furnish
ines: Pennsylvania.
LIKES BARRE. Penn. H. Open
heii9sr; Yw, clothing; Pennsylvania
~ -NpSIoNN, O.--Youngstown Dry
'fooas Co, !. Bowmaster. mems furnish
1Hs eooas. '2 Leonard Street room COZ
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Commodities
In d u strial
Cotton

At the end of the day cotton prices
were 19 to 35 points under the previous
closing. The absorptive power of the
market appeared to be lessening
In the early trading active months
advanced 16 to "a points. There was a
good deal of realizing on the rise, and
prices eased off. Through the rest of
the day the market was dull and irreg-
ular.'
The weekly weather report was con-
sidered favorable, but there were com
plants yesterday of excessive rains in
the eastern belt, Atlanta having 2.38
inches. The forecast was for more
rain. Cotton is said to be UP to a
generally good stand or to be germi-
mating we'll in practically all sections
east of the Mississippi River. The crop
part of Arkansas, but conditions in
the eastern part were rather poor
Rain favored termination and growth
in Louisiana, and satisfactory progress
was made in Texas.
Business in the goods markets con-
tinues brisk and the demand on cotton
mills is increasing. During April some
Southern mills sold their output for
seven months, it is reported. Of this
.Hiec LnoHCHS output was accumulated
supply. so that they are now booked
up for four months ahead
Memphis advices tell of strong do
mestic and foreign demand. kilograms
from Texas say that English and
French buyers are absorbing cotton.
New Orleans, Galveston and Savannah
report that buyers quickly take enough
cotton to fill every vessel that is load
ing with the staple at those ports.
Acreage reduction is estimated by
the National Ginners' Association to be
ID per cent. This is the highest esti-
mate yet made. Even this is far below
what had been predicted, however.
Some veteran observers believe the
size of the crop will be astonishing
They say that Texas, which has had
several poor crops, is likely to produce
record breaker.
In the local market spot cotton was
quoted at 28.85c, decline of 35 points.
Prices for future contracts follow:
NEW STYLE
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Reserve Bank Statement
On Converting I,;h.,,..

The Federal Reserve Bank Of ~
York issued this statement vs.. Nes
relative to conversion of Libertv uay
Is into AIS: 1osn
The attention of the banks .,s
pubic is again invited to the extaa: :ae
0y the Secretary of the Treasury 81 S.sa =
privilege of converting per con. ny sae
erty Loan bonds into An per cent In S
erty Loan bonds. '0-
such conversions, however
effective until the next semi-annrs,0' .0'
terest payment date after presen,.... ~
Holders of 4 per cent conver.;h,
gold bonds of 1s32-'47 of the frs, rn
erty Loan converted should tber.ta ''
present their 4 per cent bonds bes..
June IA, 1919, in order to sec,rs
'erest at 4A per cent from June II
1919. ~
likewise holders of per cen. -.
vertible gold bonds Of 1s27-'42 Of -.
second Liberty Loan should ure,..s
their per cent bonds before Nav :.
1919, to enable them to receive int.,.'
at A per cent from May 15 1915 slses'
No adjustment of interest in 90,
case is necessary. III either
Both registered and coupon bora.
are convertible. "onos
by following the above procedu,.
holders of per cent bonds will =.
II
six months" "' 10Y
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Piece Goods

BALTIAoRE-stewart & Ca Mic.
y II sehofleid. lsces. etc. = care wess vsss
bALTlMORE-L. Hartz g. Ranks.
tsrsz, manufacturers mems clothing
~ALrIMoRE ~ unaerseilinp Maoufac,
i'ing Co; J. C;oldstein. rnan,,ran,,,ao. g.
iddtes. Imperial. e'"
o1s'foN--c. A. Levy & Co: G. A. Levy.
81 ,nufacturers clothing: Imperial
CHARLOTTE y. C.-Efirds penart =
at'n' , s,ore Mrs. }. b. Edrd. drygoods. ysoo1,
HlCAGo--A. Larner. piece goods
eLEyELAND--Euciid Raincoat Co.. NJ
s.inoers. manufacturers raincoats, i'm
ELIzABETHTowN. penn.-stern Mann
1asetos,nx ,snrti5 e. CO. j. Stern. mfrs. aprons; /;
EAhTFohp-D E. Krauss. silks. vel
se,s en-. S3a p,ush:s; Continental.
aeIaer h. Sefscfo T. uYse- ysg domestic. n npgssn
9fsss goods and silks: 1859 Broadway.
MiNNEApoLIs. Minn.~-wyman par
fridge 4 Co. dryeoods: X. Mckinney. wash
''sns; s.s:;v - =, isepnsra 1. . & ,i, Street,
r. Pesktn, dryaoods, etc. Mariboroueh
@1W PORT NEWS. ya.~~D. sha piro Go .
~ Shapiro. .drygoods. etc: Aiariboroueh.
~. ,IrI. Psnny--s. cohn. drygoods.
i:geinseo: 4. 4; Cote dress 'ss"ss's sooaa. 40
FHjLADELPHtA--M Maxwell Il po,in: "
. SiaE ~ej. manufacturers waists ana
0Fss*es Br1afw NAY Central """
FfftLAbELPHIA~~Jac Reeds sons:
y H,i"on, piece goods; 1873 Broadway. /.
PORTLAND &fc.~~Easttnan Bros g.
Iancs1f;: h.. AsUisisy. silks. dress goods.
zea fearth Aysnpe. 5th foor
EOEHEsTEk. n. Y,~~sibiey. Lindsay.
Carr co. h. Taylor. dress goods, IT, <.
Ivttoh. silks; care A. Waldo z3z Fourth
II yeBu@s
sALEas. Mass,-sw @. webber Co: E.
Potter, .siiks. dress goods. l04 Fourth
Avenue, 3tb floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Clycerine Price Increased
Seneca Root Much Higher
Large Sales of Ouinine

Manufacturers have raised the price
of glycerine, c. p, in drums, from 1S
cents to 19 cents pound. The increase
IN price follows several days of lively
demand for the commodity from ali
parts of the country.
Seneca root, used in the manufacture
of medicinals, was reported as becom-
ing very scare yesterday, and the com
modify has experienced a remarkable
rise in price during the last few DAYS.
Last week the product was selling from
9S cents to 81 pound, but yesterday it
was quoted at S1.50 a pound, with
dealers reluctant to sell.
There is good demand for quinine
tor export. The drug is quoted bv man
uiacturers from 80 cents to 90 cents an
ounce, Domestic orders for the pro
duct are increasing. Manufacturers are
gradually making up the SHORTAGE
which arose because of the influenza
epidemic. Large quantities of ouinina
are IN demand by the government to
supply base hospitals throughout the
country. '"e
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Securities at Auction

me following securities were sold ves
terday at the Exchange Salesronms ~
Adrian H. Muller. '''o'nS OF
or For Account of Executors
90 shares Sheffield Iron CORPORATION Com,
., mon , - e; no par; per share S.
50 shares Sheffield Iron Corporation Pre-
ierred I leach 5000 >
oo shares American District Telcrranh
80 30 or brooklyn (each $3.50 per share i 81
''ooo shares Nicaragua Gold Mining CO
each ....;..: :....., ,.e........... 10
l-o snares Shoshone Irrigation Co ieach
share Rider and Driver Publishing co
1ehcn $loo); lot ot...............
nor Account Of Whom 1t May Concern
SUI shares General Gas Light Co OF Kal
oamazoo. Mich leach 500; lot 100
~ snares United Gas and Electric Corpor-
mtlon tConn.) lst Pref teach si0o) "a
*lQooo Dry Dock. East Broadway and
battery X Co genl mtge 8 per cent
spid bonds. due December 1o32: inter
est June and December. 7gih
loo shares Basic Products Corpn r. q.
'.'"rs ..,,............ 81 Is
shnres Westchestcr and Van Nest Land
- Aeucn slnU) ....,. ..,............ | Il,
SHARES Westchester and Van Nest Land
~ shares United Gas and Electric Corpor
.,ad ad'on on 'Sonn.l lst pref (each $1,000 "A
slooooo second Avenue r II lst t,onsli 4
per cent bonds. due 1919; lot ,....o5o
oo shnTcs Knox Hat Co. Inc. Common: pnr
"""'N ''''''' .|,....,.,,. 3 "a
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
General Merchandise

ATLANTA GA. Iipshutz. general
merchandise; Grand.
ANOCA, PAD. l,oustein. general mer-
chandise: Broadway Central.
BAI.TlMORE-Joel Gutman & Co. l.. X.
Gutman and Joel Gutman, representing
no Flfth Avenue. room SIG.
BOSTON-M. Berger. general merchan-
disc broadway Central
BuFFAIo-A. Hamling. general mer-
chandise; Pennsyl lvania.
BuFFALO-Wm Hengcrer Co: J. s.
Buchanan, merchandise managcr 2 West
DETROIT--J. l.. Hudson Co: Mr. War
ner, mds. mgr; Asso. Mdsg. Corp 225
Fifth Avenue.
DETROIT-J. L. Hudson Co, drygoods;
q. Webber. vice president and general mer-
chandlse manager; 225 Fifth Avenue, room
ENsLEy. Ala-c e. McEntire Co.
c f McEntire. general merchandise;
FALL RlvER-H. H. Butler; j. Mccar-
Thy. mems. women's and chldrens cloth
ing; Commodore
KANSAS clTY-smith- -Mccord-rownsend
LOCK HAVEN. Pa.-W. ,Klciner, dry
soSas M1Sa S1a =, 9o1 fsncy scods Penas ianis "
DAVIS. general merchandise: Park Avenue
MONTREAI-,-J. Salomon. general mer-
NEW BEDFORD. Mass.-steieer.,
econ Co; S. Dudgcon. drygoods; 4oi Fourt h
NEWPORT NEWS. va.-B. Enstain eon-
NEWPORT NEWS. Na--Mevcrs Bros
l., l., a. Meyers drygoods and carpets, 1850
NoRRIsTowN. Pal. c. Warner dry
goods: 1O5 Grand Street. York
NOhW tCH, Conn-Chapman Co. MIR.
chapman, general merchandise; Pennsyl-
Nania.
PHI Ia d DELPIIIA~J. Levy, general mer-
chandise; Aberdeen.
RICHMOND Na-Anderson Lewis GRAY
CO.; NJ. NJ. Anderson. drygoods; Breslin1
*RlNlDAD, Spain-Arkell q Douglas:
nrhest t,it e Allen. general merchandise; A
WARREN, Ohio--V c. Thompson Co.
V, Z. Thompson, drygoods. cloaks Broz-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

YoRKm,.Maly L. Patterson. Plantia
against a ga simon Grun and another. Defend
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the the above,ent'fled action and bearing date
signed, the Referee in said judgment name,
change salesroom: Nos. 1876 vesey street
YORK on the @Sth day of May. 1918 a, u
O'Clock noon on that day. by Bryan l.. Ken
by said judgment to be sold and therein de-
= Il ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Borough of Manhattan. Of the cty Of
New York. in the County and State Of New
York: bounded and described as follows
BEGiNNlNG at point on the southerly
side OF ll4th Street distant two hundred and
from the corner formed by the intersection
oI the Southerly side of 1.4th Street with
me the Easterly side of Lenox Avenue running
thence Southerly, parallel with Ienox Ave.
nue. and part of the distance through n Marty
wall, one hundred Go0) feet eleven Giij
inches to the center line of the block: thence
Easterly along the center line of The bIosk
seventeen N7) feet four "a inches: thence
rar1 Morthefiy parallel with Lenox Avenue and
one hundred (100) feet eleven 1I11 inches
20 70 tne Southerly side of 1l4rh Street: thence
westerly along the same seventeen .l7 feet
l9ur 10 - inches to the point or place Of be-
glnning being known and designated by the
S'Fssf subjeoi nqm1e5 s55usS. ss West l54th Street
strictions and agreements contained in ,he
agreement az: recorded in the office Of the Reg
Of as'er oi the County Of New York in Liber 10
Dated. New, York. May 9TH. 1919
BERGEN SAf9B pg J LESSER, Referee
Tor Plaintiff. % Broad Street Borongn
TO, OF Manhattan. New York City
erty ne so I,oaio~ing ,os ,d is diagram of the prop
ll4th Street;
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
FOREIGN PORTS

BREsT, May 4.-sailed steamers Hav-
''t.@, cA,Dl2. April a' 3o.~Arrived: Steamers
cabo Tres Forcas lspanJ. New York: May
schooner Eavonian (Bro. New York.
EnsS Msy sa'ss a Msw Yo1b s"n
posed) Oristano (Br). Newport News for
London.
sjornst jerne Bjornson (Nor). Philadelphia
for Antwerp British Marquis (Br) New
port 2or Nsws NJ" 69 Lond1n New
DUNGENEss, May 5.-Passed: Steamer
Fleur de Lys CBr), Newport News for
ELsINORE. May 4-Passed: Steamer
RUSS 1DanJ New York for Gopenhagen
GLASGOW, May 3.-salled: Steamer
Mons (ToT2, New ,,~ York .,,., s....,.
LIvERPooL. May 5.---Arrived: Steamer
Manchester Exchange Br), Philadelphia
PERRIN May Passed: steamer Ka-
sama (Rr.), Calcutta and Colombo for
PORT TALBOT; May s.-saned: Steam
SWANSEA. May 4.-sailed: Steamer
BATAVIA. April 23.-Arrived: Steamer
Grotius tDutch), San Francisco via Homo
lulu, fokOhama, etc
BERGEN April 2'.-Arrived: Steamer
Helga (Nor), Savannah.
BORDEAUX, May 2.-Arrived Steam
ers kicllapo New York: Norden (Dan.).
Philadelphia; Wallowa. Philadelphia via
Fayal.
BORDEAUX, May 1.-saiied: Steamers
Antonio Lopez lSpan), New York; p. De
Satrustegu (Span), New York.
BRISTOL. May 5.--Arrived Steamer
Turcoman usr). Portland, Me
CIVITA' VECCH1A, April 30.-Arrived ::
Steamer Storaker tNor.). Philadel pha.
Sailed April 26. steamer Mexicano tNor.),
Newport News
FOWEY. May 3.-Sailed Steamer
Manta (from Rochefort). New York.
GENOA April 22.-Arrived: Steamers
Angel Toso Utal.). Philadelphia; President
Wilson UtRl) New York Via Naples cad
Ensaldo Savoia l. Qtal). Philadelphia .
Nicolo II. Utal), Savannah; 24th. Amleth
Dutch). New York 25th. San Giorgio
Utal) New York for Naples. Sailed, 22d
steamers Monviso Utal). New York; 2ath
Ansaldo V. utal). Philadelphia; Havur
(Nor) Hampton Roads
Arrived: May 4. steamer Duca d 'Acosta
Ntal), New York for Naples.
GOTHENBURG. April ek.--Arrvcd:
Steamer Stockholm tswed.), Nsw YORK
HAMBUR1, May s.--Sailed: steamer
Westcrn Pride Philadelphia.
HAVNH, Mny s.-Arrivcd: Htenmers In
rrronae tFr.), New YORK;; vennnohar (Hr)
New Orleans Via Newport Ncws} I'd, kai,
fnrll tNor}, Nav Orleans.
HONG kON0. April 80. Arrival,
Steamers recumsch tsrN. San Francisco,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF Nr,s;
,so ioFkMEdward Of So NN.a Delafield. as Commit.
an incompetent person, etc Plaintiff. AGAIN..
Samuel Harris ct al. Defendants ",,'s n,'s
Huance Of Judgment of foreclosure and ssls
aui! made and entered In the above entitled
'.ction and bearing the date the 10th dsv !,
aprll, 1919, ], the undersigned the refs,s.
In said judgment ramed, will sell az n,h,Is
auction at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos, "a.
l6 Vesey Street, in the Borough of Manbai.
TAM City of New York. on the l4th day =,
Ms y. 1919. at IL o'clock noon on that d,y
sy j: H Mayors. Auctioneer. the premises
theten described follows:
LII that certain lot piece or parcel a,
land, with the buildings and improvement
the Twelfth Ward of TIE City Of New wy Yors y
f5orough or Manhattan. known Number u
East 1o4th Street. and bounded and de-.
EEG1NNING at point on the Southery
SIDE of One hundred and fourth Street dis
tant Three handred (3ool feet Easterly from
the corner formed by the intersection of ths
Easterly side of Fifth Avenue with the said
Southerly side of One hundred and fourth
Street, running thence Eastwardly along The
sale Sousherly side of One hundred ana
fourth Street twenty-five t25) feet; thencs
Southwardly and parallel With Fifth Ayenus
One hundred Go0) feet and eleven On
inches to the centre line of the block; thencs
Westwardly along said centre line Of ths
block Twenty-Five (25) feet: thence North.
Wsrdly and again parallel with Fifth Ave.
nue One hundred G00) feet and eleven an
inches to the point or place of beginning.
Said lot is also known and distinguished a.
Number 9S7 on certain Map of Lands of
Benjamin t. Benson. made by Joseph r.
ridges, City Surveyor. May. 1925. and now
or formerly on file Map Number SO in tn.
Office of the Register of the City and County
of New York. The land affected by said In.
strument lies in Section 6. in Block 1903 on
the Land Map of the City OF New York.
JOHN H ROGAN. Referee
BALDWIN & MAY Attorneys for Plaintiff
80 Nassau Street Borough of Manhai.
tan. y. Y. Cits.
The following is a diagram of the property
10 be sold; its street Number "a Eas,
:04th Street:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Notions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

BALTIMORE - Gutman. Jul & Co.. I.
Imperial
CHICAGO-Carson, Pirie. Scott: r. l..
Cannon ribbons; 404 Fourth Avenue.
CLEV ELAND - William Taylor G. Son
Co; Allen. gloves. ribbons. hosiery neck
wear and veilngs; c. Hasenhor laces.
trimmings and neciwear: 40 Fourth
Avenue: Latham.
INDIANAPOL1S--L. S. Ayers Co.; Miss
Williams. ribbons, neckwear; Associated
Mere cnandising corporation, 225 Fifth
Avenue.
MACON. Ga.-Dannenburg Co: Y. L..
Jones' wholesale notions. 1888 Broadw way
room 1924.
NORWICH Conn.--Porteous G. Mitchell
Co; j. NJ Lee, millinery. handkerchiefs,
ribbons. gloves hosiery and knit under
wear: 432 Fourth Avenue
PROVIDENCE. r. l. - Gaddng Dry
Goods Co: G.. r. Pfeffer notions. toilet
umbrellas 200 Fifth Avenue Holland.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
SUMMONS

,AStESWS NEW YORK. NEW YORK COUNTY -
sEANES EsMS.s n COATES. Plaintiff. against
sANNY COATES. Defendant. Action for
~ .AIb3SsoLDTE DIVORCE-SUMNONS TO
n AboNE-NAMED DEPENDANT
You are hereby summoned to answer tho
~ooinpiaiht ~ In this action. and 10 serve q
uopy OF your answer upon plaintiffs attcr-
,hiys ,ey WITHIN twenty days after the service of
,.ine summons, exclusive OF the day of ser
Or or answer. judgment will be taken against
?he you oy DEFAULT for the RELIEF demanded in
Dated. New York. January ssth. 1919
c. w McDOuGALD.
Attorney for Piaintin: Office and F q
Aouress, 2b3 Broadway Borough os
Manhattan. City OF New York
TO FANNY COATES:
You ahe hv foregoing ng summons is served upca
~ uoSn puoiiSation pursuant TO an order
~ " hon. SI NJ Marley Platxek. a Justice or
vnr,, ns supreme Court OF the State OF New
io,K' dated the sth day OF February, ia;ss.
az Gnu n'ed with the complaint In the oslrs
~ ~. me Slerk OF the County Of New York d.
~ one Soanty Court House. in the poroagt
n Nov, "~Wnnattan. Wnntan. City. County and state Of
A.. c. w McDOIarALp.
A',orney for Plsintin: Once ana 4, u
Aduress, sA3 Broadway nora,,nn a
Manhattan, City OF New yorA.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

1.s'.!, 1y."rk; rioT,ia. Sew yors: Jake Rledsoe,
Northern Light. hence for Newport News
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Dol.
May 7.-Arrived: Schooner Constellation.
Philadelphia for Bergen. etc; Avondale
Phiiadclphia for Sabine. Sailed Steamer
Lake Weir Grom PhiladeIphal Boston
JAcksoNvlLLE, Fla. May ARRIVED: ::
Steamers Persian. Philadelphia, via Savan-
nah; Arapsh9c r,! 9 49, New York via Charest on
NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-cleared
S'ie Steamers ,,,.1l. Altai Maru Japl, Yokohama
York; Omoa tIond), Omoa via Port
Cortez; San Marcos Progreso.
y ;asS pENsAc3LA. May 7.-sailed: Schooner
Transpor Iieera'o ST. %S Nazaire; sts'HSs steanaer
MandeVillc tNOr.) Santa Marta
PORT EADS. La. May = Arrived
Steamers panoil. Tampa Preston (Nor)
Port Barriosi :speedweM; Frontera; wa
Sa sadG rGr' steaeis Hsne Hero s
Progreso: Cubadist. Port Arthur; Edge,
c9mbe, Falmouth via Norfolk; Erik II
western. Port Arthur; Norma, Port Bar
rios; c. r Warng. Atlantic Coast; San
1aa Bamon, Fr2ntera via Tampico; Tacony
Vildfugl !NorD, Stann Creek via Velize; ;
Nittorio Emanuelc III, Genoa via Norfolk
REEDy ISLAND. Del..s May Passed
down: Steamers Paraguay, Philadelphia
for Sabine: Juan (Nor.9. Philadelphia for
Santa Marta; Sudbury. Philadelphia for
SAN FRANCISCO. May :. - Arrived: :
steamers Pearl shell. Tampieo Logan.
sand Manila 1th syivsn sdno Anow vh Hong Kong
SAVANNAH, May 7.-Arrived: Steamer
Nantucket, jacksonville (and sailed for
BaItimore). Sailed: Steamer Kelvin (Br),
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Business Troubles

shapiro. Aieyer--Asssn * Co. Inc. $1,000
Siegel, Samuel G., and Michael
Goodman-H. M Huebsnman:
costs ................. 453.1C
Smith, Edw. Pc. c. Bremen. 1867
Spancer. Fred F.-Maison Mau-
rice, Inc. ................. 1886
sozo Atlas Co.. Inc.--s. Ber-
shadsky 5sl.11
Slomka, Adolph-B. Rosenfeld.. 145.4c
Thumen. Hynan. Oscar Lehrer
and Philip Breiman--M. Steiger s20.le
Trainer Contracting Co. and VIM.
H. Trainer r Fifth National
Bank of City OF New York 3s46a
Walach. Samuel D., Isaac
Schreich and Ben E. Hausner-
l. J. Levy .................. 2.o12.7e
Zurilla, Joseph. by gdn.-Pathe
Freres Phonograph Co.. Inc,
costs ............... 121.45
In Bronx County
Beatty, Robert-F J. Clancy - s1O7.7l
Horowitz. T >-ence Viola-Pierce
Butler 4 Pierce Mfg Corp, 1862
Wirtschafter. Daniel. and Frank
G. Grissler--P. Goldfarb - 1921
fockel Emma-1. Moulder. 1905
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Buyers Arrived
s243 between Mand

ST. LOUIS-Finkeste,n. Steiner Gar
ment Co. NJ. FinSelstein. women's fur
nishing goods, millinery and manufact-
nrers OF waists. skirts and dresses; Nc
Alpin.
ST. LOUIs-starr- -Frankel Garment Co..
H. Starr, manufacturers OF skirts; I'm
perial.
baum and NJ. r. Cohn, mfrs. cloaks and
suits; 1893 Broadway. room 1122
WATERBURY,. Conn.--Reid & Hughes
Co: ID. ]. Farrell, dress goods silks. lin
ings: 4o4 Fourth Avenue, 6th floor.
WHEELING, ". Na.-Stone & Thomas
w. J. Connor. dress goods. silks, velvets
and Innings; 1870 Broadway. room GA
WOONSOCKET. X I.--Harris & Mowry
Co.; NJ. j. Cassett, domcstics. silks. dress
goods; 4pi Fourth Avenue, 5th floor