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srRRoG.TEs' NOTICES.

ANDREWS. HORACE Elm pursuance
Of an order 81 Honorable John r. CohAlan,
a Surrogate Of the County of New York
MOTTO. - hereby given to all persons having
ciaimr against Horace y Andrews. late Of
the county Of " York. deceased, to
The subscriber a. her place a transactlng
business al the Office Of Z, Aniradc Jr, 80
York, on or before tho goth day Of July.
1919. next Dated, New York. the 18th day
OF January, 1919. ANrOINETPE u. AN
pRFWS, ENecrtrlN =. ANptADE, JR
Attorney for Execu'riN. No, 50 Vanderbilt
Avenue, Borough Of Manhattan. cry OF
y -..r.
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WOUNDED tDEGREE UNDETERMINED
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION

Privates.
HoYT. jules, Walter, Mass.
| JERLEs, Melville NJ, williamsport. Pa.
JONES. Will. wilkesboro, n. G.
kddAUs, Carl H.. Chillicothe, Ohio.
RULERS. Theodore. Bloomington, Ind.
LUCERo. Espiridion, Cuba, n. n.
MskiBHoN; charles s. Duke; osia'
MAsTELL0NE. anthony r.. a2o Pine st.
Jersey City, n. J.
nnJJPIpLEToN. John W; vsndalia' Mo-
PARRISH, Frank H.. Long Lake, MINI.
PETERSON, Edwin L.. Michigan City. Ind.
POPP1, Julius. Martinez. Cal.
PowELL' Harry E.. wiminston, Del.
POWELL. Thomas s.. Jordan Valley. ore.
PRICE, James B., Rome, Ca.
PRoBsT. Ward H.. Northport, Mich.
SAMPLERS, James E., indianapolis. Ind.
SHOEMAKER. Harry J.. Ellsworth, Kan.
slLBAUGH. ALIVE H.. Upper Middletown.
sPEER. James A., cotter. Ark.
| SPENCE, Fred Lewis. saiina Kan.
TANNER, Otis, stonefort. III.
TTAYYL0R. Clyde Howard. Peois, Kan.
TEETMAN. Leo F., Fhiladeiphi.. Pa.
Turner, Harold c.. Atlas Mich.
v vXNnnXGsT Cha E. Aileg,oTcnn ,,, pa 1,.,v
SICK IN HOSPITAL PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
| BYRNE, Frederick c.. San Francisco. Cal.
RETURNED TO MILITARY CONTROL
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Privates.
CROUCH Rufust Mack. Huddle.ton. Va
KUNNlS, Gustsye N. North Braddock. Pa.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
| - Sergeant.
HoBscHEID. Paul, Chicago. Ill.
| JOHNSON, John, Akron, Ohio
| TAYLOR. Ernest. Louise, Tex.
| Priyate-.
BAKER; James c., Big Timber, Mont.
BONN. Edward w, Beach pl, Brook
s ss6R1 jaA Andrew l. sm,,Ans Sd Nc,
CAREY Ira NJ, Rosedale. Kan.
| DAVIS, Lonnie, Haney. Tex.
DE LCCA. Carmine, 20s 9Th st.. Newark
pfiIScSSS ~, william II H, wAr y Pa.
GlLLAND. Thomas G.; Field, La
HARRIS, Grady. Mount Pleasant Tex
JONES Duane E. Minneapolis. MINI.
KELLY. William r.. 1881 I'd ave-. New
ES$Ss$;s. bean c, ws., Toledo, Ohio.
| ROOREN. willi9m o. A.. Byron. okla
k0sTOi. John. 1iO East 10th St, New
Ko2%Ske' ' Maxim. HolyoAe. Mas.
KRZYNoCK, Bolestow. East Hampton, Mass.
LANES Berner, Minneapolis. MINI.
LAYTON. Raymond. IL Mathews st.
LEWIS '' william, O.. sedana Mo.
iOEHR Willie r. Roekdaie.- Tex
McQI EES John E, Verdi. MINI
| METZGER, Harry a. Philadelphia. Pa
| ODER Benjamin RAYMOND. Onset. Pa
| pAwEZkA, simon. Detroit. Mich.
p pERRY n Riichard' Lexington; No
! PHILLIPS, BENJAMIN G.. Volsnt. Pa
| POTTS, Virgil l., Hubert Okla
| PROFFTT1r Guy. Tompkinsvllle, Ky.
| NEIGH Walter Edward South shore, 8. D.
! TAYLOR, Thomas II, Wolfe City. Tex.
| YEAGER Edward W. Munday. Tex.
ENORMOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN
| ACTION.
Private.
| CHRISTOPHER. Robert A. Fiat Rock. Ala
ENORMOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
! WOUNDS.
Priya.es.
! FOSTER, Leon f. Granitevilc Mass.
! nOtGH. Henry w. Enfield. v. II.
| HCCkSTADT, Edward. Famcrsburg. Iowa.
ERRONEOCsLY REPORTED DIED OF
! DISEASE.
| Wagner.
| SHELLEY, Icon, Qunman. La.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
| Private.
NcARTHUR. John A.. Fremont. Neb.
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MERCHANDISE SALE
IMPROVES IN US,
Activities for January, How
ever, Less Than Same Time
Last Year.

A slight improvement over last week
In all merchandising activities is indi-
Gated in the Credit Barometer OF the
Credit Clearing House this week. as re-
Elected in reports averaging more than
N0,000.000. Purchases In the mountain,
middle agricultural and east sections
snow an Improvement over last week.
but all sections show a decline from the
corresponding week last year. according
to tho report
Purchases in the United States this
week, as compared with the week ended
January rs. increased 0.3 per cent In
debtedness declined IL per cent and
payments increased SO per cent. A
similar comparison for the east section
shows purchases to have increased 0.2
per cent. Indebtedness to have declined
81 per cent. and payments TO have in
creased 4.3 per cent.
While merchandising activities for
January throughout the country were
somewhat better than December they
were below the average for the same pc
Rod last year. the research department
Of the Credit Clearing House reports.
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Boston Wool Market.

BosroN, Jan. 31.--The Commercial
Buiietin tomorrow will say: The
threatened strike in the mills at Law
renee has held up business In the wool
market this week so that where the
manufacturers could buy raw material
as In pulled woods, they have been very
Indifferent The foreign markets arc
generally quiet and possibly bit easier"
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Metal Threads in silks.

Use Of metal threads in silk materials
Will be extensive not only this season but
also next winter. is the prediction Of n
number OF silk authorities as well as
some Of the oouturiers in this city.
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withdraw blanket Prices.

Amory, Browne & Co. have notified
their trade they are withdrawing their
blanket prices and putting the merchan-
disc 'at value" At the same time, their
price guarantee TO time OF shipment is
withdrawn.
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MORE u. S. CAPTIVES
FREED BY GERMANY
NeU Workers on Newest List
Issued at Washington.
Enlisted Men.

WAsHISiToN, Jan. 3l--1he War De-
nartmcrt announced tonight = list of
Americans held by the Germans as pris-
oaers Of war and who have been released.
Names of three enlisted men Of the
army reported TO have died In Germany
were announced as follows:
CORNELIUS. Henry W. Newal. WIS.
OLSON, Charles. Windber IA
COWANS, n3rownlow, Hartsville. Tenn
The following men of the army have
returned 10 France after being released
from German prison camps:
Lieutenants.
BASH. Henry Z. huntington, Ind.
STANLEY, Julian {, L; Faso' TEX.
Enlisted Men.
MARGULIs. David. 1.s Ludlow ST.. Now
APPi.IN. John F., Evansville. NY.
BRUNO Midio, Marcus HooR Pa.
McGAkRY. Edward w. 100 2sd st..
sTEwART. oliver. McKeesport, Pa.
BROOKS, James e. Arch Creek. Fla.
AMCNDsEN. Bjorne a. superior, via.
BROCh, Albert. Princeton. y. j.
ANDERSON, Alvin Is. kerkhoven, Mimi
hIAKSQN, Erwin p, nicksy, :. n
CA>TIGLli. Michele. sss Z. i5sd ST.,
44hsPNK F5 %af.r2 3 b., Raog No Mass
MINK, Frank. Tuckerman, Pa
REYNOLDS. John D.. 500 ninth av., New
BrRGIN, Leo, P!,tsnu-s,
DIAMBRA. GIathlun. Prnyll"rco II
HERMAN Clemens j. Nirtorla. Kan
OSlLInAN, William b., TorestyIlle
Conn.
FAHEY, John p, Old Forge, Pa.
ELDER, Thomas j. Philadelphia
WOLF. Charles. New Orleans.
GLENN Martin S, LocklGnd. Ohio
sHERRiTT' Asa W. Blanchard n. d.
WEIDEN August -. Louis.
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Open FInnneIctte Lines.

1t was stated In the market yesterday
| that several flanneiette lines are schei-
| u!ed to open next week and at an ad-
vance over last year's opening prices
| One of the largest houses announces its
| line will start at SIS.
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LEGAL MOTTO r..
+, A. A>pREsT\. N,

z. \, NNUNTNTN. M.
A. a special meeting OF tho stock holders
Of said corporation hrl1 on tho 9sth day
OF January. 1919. the following resolution
was duty adopted
"REsOLVEp. That tho corporate name
or this ,orporatton hr changed from "c A
ANDERSEN, ING" is present name, 10
-. \. ANpKEsEN q son, NC"
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Big Call for Underwear.

All the underwear and hosiery Il will
be possible to manufacture throughout
the manufacturing sea son will be needed
TO supply the demands OF the increasing
number Of civilian consumers. and slow
ness In buying on the part of distributors
Is bound to react to the detriment Of de-
liveries later, according to opinions 81
manufacturers and selling agents in the
New York market Some mills have
closed and others are limiting their pro-
durtion.
Buyers OF underwear and hosiery
should bear in mind. say the mill men.
that merchandise turned out for the next
six months at least will be made from
raw stocks purchased during the war at
full war prices. Labor IL not only de-
handing war time wages but threatens
TO walk out' unless a forty-eisht hour
and IN some places n forty-four hour
week is granted at precisely the same
wages paid for the longer working pc
riod. The cut in hours will advance
overhead costs from 10 to IL per cent.
Thus no drop in hosiery and underwear
seems likely for months.
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NATIONS HONOR ROLL
,contmucd From Preceding Pooe.)

GHKs Waite, ate. L. s sc5p C rw,S wS.
, ENiSlGN ps rTsd N III o,s% TVS '"s''
sroSE, walter O. wsterville Cws).
WEST VIRGINIA.
DEAL. Georse. cord. Ashton CwUl.
NcMILIIAN, James f.. corp. Summers,
STONE, Holie D.. corp. winden Cws).
RhylSS' d as.v ScK kf F.n,cs W VS.,
FRAME. Karl Edward, Charleston Cws).
&NNM9KNp .: Joseph HI WsSnOTsg ~
LACY, Luther. Ethel (wUl. ,,r.,
LEM3X lame. a.; Charleston , ans.
WISCONSIN.
fable, Willie Albert. sergt., Cornell (wU).
NULL. Fred NJ. sergt., La Crosse (wJl.
HrTREchr. Benjamin. serst., Johnson creek
wEESE. Leslie, serst,, Chippewa Falls (wJ).
lsAACSoN. wilbur corp. New Lisbon (wJ-).
SHERWOOD. Tavern, corp, Mondovie (wsj.
nkilLbY. Casper 'idolpb. Elevs TtwuD.
nEBAETs. Emil, Union Grove (wUl.
F PR5H g'F Water Ere fro' o.5 SsG; W ws
KAlvER, James, De Pere (wUJ.
y MERE, Joseph; Rhinelanaer ws2.
MEYER, Mike. Seymour (wU1. WV"
RMd sen Rs~f Sl A. Fssh'j VS. fw
sEtRMAN Roy E.. Appleton (wtD.
sIkACHOTA. Albert A.. wausau (K).
THOMAS, Walter, Palmyra tKA
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Australia.
C,,AERoLt. Daniel B.. Lieut.. Concord cws).
KALlNA. Charles, corp. Tabor wC).
Canada.
BllSsoN. Henry o.. Province Quebec tws).
Denmark.
DISPERSION, Albnus y. Nykoblng Cws)
England.
BLuNpRER. James. Longton stan. twC).
DYER, Johnston C., Middlesex oWS'.
Greece.
FNNARAs. James. Province OF Coionns
IoNARKIs. Harry NJ. Plaka Cw).
PAPPAs. James, Toporadh (wU).
Nc,MAHAN. Martin. corp. County Clare
Italy.
LAgCGSE,, cssarinc. corp. Cs!ino tws).
liiRlsTOPHt 70. Antonio. Province OF
poMINicK. Charley. Province pi Foessc
rACcoNE. Louis. Campobuse ws,.
FRABlCCA1ORE, Luigi. Provence Coren1i
FRossoNo. Pasaualo. Contra WIS.,
Lo9GoRoToNDo. Antonio. Capo BaFi-Naci
" N'llEiNE, JOG. tdfnponasso tNS'.
MNoRANO. Frank. san Nicola Larto
tWSt.
PALMERo. Michele. Avvilluri (ws).
Newfoundland.
JACKMAN. John. sergt.. Newfoundla and CwU)
Philippine Islands.
TAMPRAS, Demetrio P, Mindanao (wU).
Russia.
TbwOLO. Dimitry. Chermigt. Pasad (wS)
British Columbia.
KADIM. Samuel. Victoria wU).
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AMERICANS IN CANADIAN LIST
brooklyn Fighter Is Among Those
Reported Dead.

OTTAWA, Jan. Sl,--The following
names of Americans appear IN to-day's
overseas casualty list:
DIED.
GORDON. IL, Boston.
PEARSON, T., Brooklyn.
McGINNIS, T., Glenburnie. Md.
BLACKWoOp, j., Central Falls. r. !.
WELLS, \, T., Waco, Tex,
sPENO, T.. address given rs harrington
REPATRIATED.
HANSON. p. e, address given as Iowa.
WOOD, c, NJ, Shenandoah Junction, W
Va
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Yarn Prices Down.

| Cables from Bradford. England state
| the tendency OF prices IL downward for
yarns.
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Len. Ben1amin-H: Cohen. 227s1
Marcus, Ssmnuel-W. B. Smith. 'iS'6'
.Keause Garage Corp. -. 1881
patrick ::.....:;........... 1919;
bell ........... ............... 1880,
O'Meara Co. Recommendations. i6s.o7
Medina, Pedro L.--Aeolian CO.: tse.a,
Jacobsen ..................... 1911
FUZZY ..,l........ " 1.ls,s'
Frans Hemins way. Inc. -. 1s.77Gs'
NJ. Meyer..................... sss.si
$. Lyman e. ai...........,... s7s.7t
ley ..'............-.....I... IoAl!
cation: costs. ................. 1875.
Ro et Raymond F.-nM. MILF. s7si.s;
Rosenberg, Morris--M. Arblter.. lol.N'
N1 Sorourh rapid transit CO.. on.' 1os.
Rosenthai. Dora 81. Ieichtsr. %s5.4l
Ct al. ~ .................. 3.17i.T
sesiaud. Lcui,.p. Me.iddow...::::. ;stsi
Schroeder. John-Garford Motor ,--.
s,e aIsfs Mary. sdn - j. Gold: '.
stenge, Harry-L phillips. 49,. 2.5O&s;
Jameson@s. N. Nichols ct al. s,Ios.sI
Thomas. Charles. and Fidelity
&c. D' ....... ~ 10000
chine & Tool Co, Inc -. sc2,7c
r.5@ss,n ii:s%sPi $:anss . 81
Universal Chain and Metal stamp
NJ! ne CO Sc 'no-hs ''.'i.. hseque 2.ss
Motor car CO Of y. Y......... 1888!
" dsepb vida, & Co Inc. 1896 u
wainerd. March, II shuiof b,:<;
White Plains Vanity Shop. Inc
II. {. Bode ct al........'..''. lee'f'
BRONX.
The FIRST name is that OF the Debtor.
BellottL, Charlee--Msnhattan Lu-
bricsnts Co. lnc.............. tfS'S'
Coiucci. pomenico--J. fromme g; ..
Costello. owon-T;ie guarantee
FEEDER. Morris--Sational Au,omo- ., =,
bile Mutual Casualty Co...:... $50
Krivitzky. Benjamin - d. kss-
Plat caoryA--F 7 Siebel..... l01'
Scherm. Eugenie-Ebling Brewing sac.
sivestri. Giuseppe---Ti,ic Guaran-
tee & Trust CO. ..:........'. 80 .
Schiike, Lena--O ". Wuertz... ~
Schilke, Joseph-Samc. ....,.,..'. N's'
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The FIRST name is that Of the debtor; tn
second that OF the creditor and date whei
judgment was fled:
Dunvan. Henry P.-Iei.s Garage.
Nathanson. Louis and Nathan
A. Cohen. sept. 20. 1912 $50. 's2.5
son. Oct IL. 1918 .,...-...... T,tiss
ss TSsu4 n a. p ssv IS i51 . 5s$
srotS Co, Jan. 5. Iai7.......-. Lisa
Won Hagen. Hugo--W esteheste-
County National Bank, Dec, ~.
Wac Margaret. frank ponosao
Dec. u. isls Cva1tt@d, ...,.,, 5000
Jan u, ISIS "vaSa,-dl . ''.',', ssOc.l,
Rose Wolf, Hattie Miller, rea-l
Niles. ct all \, Buddinston'
Rose mf Rcsanna. ana Fannie -'S''''
Rohinson--s. Feldmark. Feb.
Mes. a ssiiman. rnc.-H. s,es.i -''
- al. Jan. %. 1913. 800. $40
1e5toFa' .J0::sPsh-R .shu's'nsOr. -.
Be gen sad,s m Nj II. pe.ta, ct i'0-
a.. May II. isl5......,...,... 1913
! Duffy. Rose Nm. Heller e: a..
Jan. g, 1919. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Einson. Morris Mn. Porr. May
81, ISIs .,'... -. .....,........ 5000
Morrell. Robert W.-Saks & Co.
June 20. 1915. us 6
BRONX.
Interhoroush Rapid Trans!, CO.
;. EnSel as admrx. Dec. rs,
Same-Same. March 25. 1873. 7,O4i7
Same-L Leschinskv July |. 1918 100. NJ
Same-E. Roberts. May 81. 1915 bSAl
aSsfh street Construction o.
Bertha Levy and Charles Levy
H. Reder June ). lsl7..... e9,
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Business Troubles.


ANNA ANCHORsTAN--A schedui" Of
shows liabilities Of s26.65i and assets Of
$4,000. TIL" three largest creditors are :;
William r Wiener, Inc, West Thirty
seventh street, $685.: Bradford a. Per,
rier. sos Fifth avenue $a.l53. and
Stutzman & sage II West Fort!eth
street. s?.oll. or he assets $1,000 are
IN the stock in trade. John q. Daniel
Il5 Broadway, Is the attorney.
NEW YORK GAS TUBING COMPANY
\ schedule Of the New York Gas Tubing
Company, no address, shows liabilities
Of siT.Sod and assets Of s36.e47. The
three largest creditors are: VOORHEES,
Rubber Mfg. Co. Jersey city. y j.
sA570. Tyer Rubber Mfg. Co, Andover.
Mass, s2.s6S; the Manhattan Rubber
MFG Co. Passsic. y. j. s3,67,. OF the
assets Sl7.33l are In the machinery and
stock In trade and $l5l7l are In patents.
copyrights. sc. There is no attorney
specified.
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\ schedule OF the New lHrk Gas upihh
company. no address shows liaolli rh,
three largest credi,ors are: voorhee,
KuSHsr M, Mts p GS 'g M,s coz 'F Ansovsr
Mass. s2ssS; the Manhattan Ruohe'
Mfg. Co. passsic. y. j.. SO, OF ths
stock In trade and sl5,l7i are In patents
copyrights. sc. There is no attorney
specified.
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
sHULMAN & scHwARTZ-Judge Juitu;
NJ. Mayer appointed Daniel Grcenwatd
man & schwartz, 7l2 Broadway,
Petitions in bankruptcy.
sTROUsE & POTTER. lNC.-An tnyolun'
tary petition agains; Strouse & Potter,
OF $4,000 and assets OF 5000, Tho
three p"ttloning creditors are: IL. MOT
Gonstorn, s:il; q. sobSi $500 and HSw :
med as receiver Jofte & Joffe. l4i
ApGi.PH ~soN--A voluntary petition
second street. shows liabilities OF slj,-
7e6 and no assets. The three largest
creditors are National surety CompHhy
lis broadway, 10000, Israel M.nlel-
son, 10 East Twenty fourth street, 5000,
and watson Contracting Company. Har-
lem River and Fordham road, $500
ChOlcney & WeIuOerger. li'5 Broau"a!'
are the attorneys.
FRANK ETTINGER-A voluntary Pet
tion OF Frank Ettlnger. ?osG Eishth
avenue. shows LA bilities OF sl,eio and
no assets. Tho three largest creditors
are Kellar Klein. 40 broadwny; 'S.V
picl Bros prooklyu, 500, ana Marer
Kockaway, $40. sidney Rosenthal lAiS
broadway, is the atorney
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments were iied yes
terday, January al; the first name is that
81 the debtor;
APpieton, Imogene RI p, Har- s,s,
Bd 5-Son George Il. Prospect .
wye Mycrs ...,".',..',.,,...,,.... lO.ll7.7s
vel Co., inc, costs .'.','..."..".. 1905
BALDWIN. Elsie F. baldwin sup
t!i9;g Co, nc.',.'.e 49,. 1855:
and rhilip II, ratriarchs-F
poi,or. o augusta. and Ludwig -''''
costs .'..t,..'......'',...,...",, 1870
y, s. brewster & Co. Inc, 4s?sr
Peck s co. .......,....-,.,..., 1908;
F Es S: 1 S ;: h y. ss:s: 3
Forty-sixth street Hote! Gov.
ro ri Street Hotel. Inc '..',,
GS Ssts T. R SS;sDe sd Ra1' costs l3l
TIE. J, Maywaid , ' I59 20
schm!it' Jr.......''..',.. :.4a4.o,
Herman, David Ii. soomons. GCg.o.
Hallowell, Ammo III. e, Hcdlen,
Koran. Andrew E.-Hudson or-
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Receiver in bankruptcy.
Petitions in bankruptcy.

sHULMAN & sCHwARTZ--JudEe Julius
NJ Mayer appointed Daniel Grcenwaid
receiver, with Il 5000 h@nd. for Shu.-
man & Schwartz, 7l2 Broadway.
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JENNINGS. Archir r.. CORP. Peoria CwU).
kONFRST. Frank. Jr.. CORP, Chicago (wUD.
LEANDER. ANel, corr. Oak Park tM).
LtNDAHL, GcoAge w, CORP, Rockford
MAHER. William j.. corp, Chicago. CwU.
n,ALMER, Verne o.. corp. Harvard (wU).
SSHoEN, Sal, corp, Chicago CwUl.
BElANGER. George f., Chicago (ws).
BIALACHOFSKI. Bill. Depuo (W).
BRAOCN, Nick. Chicago (M).
HACN, Nick Chicago (Ml.
CAHRANO, Tony. Chicago (wUl.
CuRRAN. James D.. Chicago Cws).
GLARHuRskI, Frank A. Chicago tK).
DAVIS. E.mer F.. Monmouth (wU).
DAVIS. Forrest A., Kewanee twS).
DONASH, Felix s, Chicago tw).
ENANkO. Michael, Collinsville (K).
tNSBACR, Edward Joseph, Chicago (w).
coy. Hoy L., sheller lwC).
GALLOWAY, Harold b.. Chicago CvT.
HEATH. Elmer Werner. Brdgel,,,. (M).
HOILAHAN, Harold. Ottowa lwU).
kARAFLOS. George. Chicago (ws).
kOBLITZ, Thomas W, Chicago (w).
LUNDlN. Charles, Chicago CwS).
McPHA1L. Lindsay. Jr.. Park Ridge (WS).
MAHOf. Ralph X. Pearl City wUl.
PANOSH. Leonel c., Chicago twSl.
PARADISE. Giuseppe. Blue Island (wS).
PM: John. Chicago (wU).
ROBERT. Gustave w, East ST. Louis CN).
MADE, Jesse D.. ChambersburK tWC).
WILLIAMS. Amoa Iandes (WsO
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LEONARDO Rocco, Roberton (D.
1.UsK. Charles, > Columbia st.. Orange CwS).
MCCOY. John. ~ Mountain ave. Paterson
MiKLEs. Michael. III r ave. Bayonne CwU).
MOHRMAN. Harrison G., Palmyra (wSl.
O'MAIIEY. Edward Patrick. Trenton (WO.
PHlLlIPpoNE. James c.. 81 state st., Pas
sale (WUl.
sPEARMAN. James 80 Concord ST.. Jersey
City (M).
sTARRE, Henry. Wharton (K).
sTAwIGKl. Felike. l?o Morgan a.. Jersey
wuBBENHoRsT. Christian H.. 20 Park ave-,
Hoboken (wC).
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BEHRENs. Walter s.. sergt.. Dallas (wU).
ELLINGTON. Ernest NJ, sergt., Queen City
BELL, Ernest H.. corp. Denton wU
BIGGERS, lack, corp. Arlington (NS).
HEARD. James O., corp, Louise lwU),
IRWIN. Jen D.. corp. Dixie tWCl.
ANDERSON. Henderson l.. Abbott (W).
CARR, Belyle. San Antonio tWs).
DARLINGTON. Brodie W, Ashland (wu).
DILLARD. John H.. Evergreen tw).
EBERHARDT Henry r.. Caldwell (WS).
EESSEER F hSSis Mp Tsnr,. WslS {ws'
HOLLAND. Vernon. Galveston tDD).
HOWARD, Otis NJ, Mckinney twUl.
J oSE c Stephen L.. m LSpins swuo. '"o''
KIRKPATRICK, Bill H., Hedley (ws).
LAMB, Felix A. D., Winneld (WU).
The sun., 1919-02-01

TIE following Judgements were fied yes.
terday, January al, the first name is that
Of the debtor;
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LEE. Thomas c., Fosston, MINI.
LOIACONO. Frank. Province Dl Bari, Italy
sTutFLEs. Henry A.. Ontario. N. 4.
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PHILLIPS. Hiram Alva. Buffalo t%U).
PRICE. Russell T., Harold tWU).
THOMPSON. William L., Lindale tM.
TOWNSON, Robert. sherman ODD.
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NEW YORK STATE.
NORTH CAROLINA.

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BCCKNER, Grover c.. Siler City CwS).
DACk1S, Charles A., Durham (WS).
DAVIS, Frank, Louisburg ODD.
FOWLER, Willie, Bsrnesville (wS,.
HOWELL. Clarence L., Gastonia tWC).
JONES. Robert, Whitakers (WSD.
klNETT. Harmon. Fsyettevills (W).
I.lPE. Fred NJ. Concord Cws).
McSWA1N, Raymond, Polkton tWS).
MESSER, Joel NJ. Gastonla (WS).
TEAGUE. George b., Winston Salem (w).
TERRELL, Alfred j., Mebane (WS).
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-12
WILSON In PERSONAL
TALKS WITH SENATOR'S
WILL CUE BEHALF
LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
Republican and Democratic
Parties Will Be Guided
by Public Opinion.

Washington, July 12.-(Copyright
Chattanooga News.)-Mr. Wilson
will not leave here for two weeks
His itinerary for the western trip
which will extend to the Pacific
coast. will be mapped out in the in
tervening period. The president will
review the new Pacific feet. And in
the next fortnight Mr.. Wilson will be
at the disposal of any committee OF
congress to explain the peace treaty
league of nations and European stu
alton. ,,t'-.- s..
Before going TO the country, in
other words, Mr.. Wilson will tell the
senators all they wish to know. He
will give them all the background
and information which couldn't be
put into the formal language of q
presidential address or peace treaty
He will discuss matters with the SEN
ate in open or secret session, accord
ing as the senator's may desire.
And the president is ready to tell
in detail just what has been happen
ing in those meetings of the big five
or big four, or big three. and of the
ups and downs of, the peace confer
ence, of the things that seemed to
block agreement, of the questions
upon which concession and concilia-
ton were found necessary and in
evitable; indeed, of the whole task
of compromising the rival wishes
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-12
MANIPULATION OF
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS
CHARGES MADE AGAINST
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller Denounces the
Charges as Utterly False
and Malicious.

Washington, July ii,-Manipulation
OF government deposits for personal
reasons was charged against John
SHELTON Williams, comptroller OF the
currency. by Frank J, Hogan, attor-
ney, testifying today before the senate
banking and currency committee.
Hogan charged that Williams had
controlled the deposits not only OF
the government. but also OF Red Cross
and emergency fleet corporation funds.
He further charged that none OF these
funds went to banks which had in
CURED the personal enmity OF Mr.. Will
liams. Hogan declared that the Fed
eral National bank OF Washington. of
which he is director. had been dis
eliminated against because Williams
declared he had been an attorney for
the Riggs bank In a suit against the
against the comptroller.
Williams was characterized by Ho-
gan as IAN expert In SANDER, with n
policy OF reprisal which he uses to
punish all who opposed him"
He prostitutes high public Office
to the ends OF his personal hostilltles,"
Hogan asserted.
Williams, who was in the room dur
Ing Hogan's testimony, jumped to his
feet at the close of the testimony and
requested an opportunity TO refute the
utterly false and malicious" state
ments OF tho witness