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New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
State Banks Rapid Growth
resources Of New York Insiiiu.
ti"ns Reach ~. 900, 900. 900

ALBANY. Mareh The teperled
resources q the banking fnsNtutlona
"nd'f the supervision Of State supcriu-
tendent Of banks George /. Skinner rn,e
nehry $1,000, ,000,00O.
ACCORDING 10 Che last roports ovoiI-
hpie, PRIOR to the adoption. Of tho re
VISION Of the New York State Banlino
Law Of April 16, 1914, just prior TO the
beginning of the war, the fotnl ronnrtod
assets of institutions supervised by the
New York State Banking Department
were $780, o.377,07s.
The reports of the state banks show
an Increase in total rosources of
$1 p2o.2df .73o on November /. 1918. TO
Sll2o,o32.039 on February u. 1919, or
$9p'7oo,304. During the same period
their total deposits aA reported in.
creased from $HGt 024.02G to 3s0b,007 -
D42, or 435,Dss,GiG. The surplus Of the
state bnukH m reported increased from
%bp,l 1912 to sGo,1l7.636, or a041,878.
during this period the reported re
sources Of the trust companies IN.
creased from s3,22l ,a71 1903 to 1884,
lS4,l23. or $122,8l2,3l4. Their deposits
Increased from 81 ,34O to s2,558,-
slA,a3l. or $37,lG5,l9l. The reported
surplus Of the trust companies in
creased from $l88 8,s86,67S to $2o0,733,-
357, or $f2,S46,679.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Women's Wear and Millinery

ur7,fnRE-Gco<insn Wallach e. Hclher: ".
y oEsiaer millinery tJoo): Herald Square
poSroN-supcricr MILLINERY Co: L. NJ Gins
t,-r millinery Gresorian
rr,,cACo-Fsnporlum World Millinery Co: A
y s,mmer millinery 63l Broadway.
c,,,rAco-D u Fisk & Co: J. C. BcckmRn.
,,sSsrs feathers novelties: 3ll Fifth Avenue
csrr ACo-H. s Frank. millinery: Manhattan.
cu1rACoA->csiman { Sobel Co. X. Is. Sobe,.
caaks and suits; Latham
rErrAGo-GaSe Rrus. Co: Z. Il Barsiow. un-
.,mmed hats: Fifth Avenue and Thirty seventh
Street Bristol.
osHocToN--McKeovr- Settles Co J. NJ Nc
x,agn cosks and suits. Pennsylvania
pyrRoIT-Londy x Co; S. NJ. Londy. ready
% wear McAlp'n
cgANn RApIps-F wcndland ready to
zesr: Cumberland
~1ypIANAPoiIs-selis u c Co Miss Marks.
..i,s coats Kirby Block & Fischer 1850 Broad
way.
u.NIToWOC. Wis--Schuette Bros. Co; Miss
n Reseai wome1,s ready to wear Seville.
urNPHfs-Halie's Millinery. Mt Halle. mil
ME inMsu0NTRE AL--INvine's: Levine. women's wear
PswunnsTSTyaRsAr-I. Gason. womer's wear; Rrcslin.
pnfIADTIPHIA-J Loeb millinery, novelties,
corers and feathers: Gregorian.
NsEATTIF-J s Graham. Inc. II. s. Graham
,,osss and suits SoS Fifth Avenue room sll.
cprg0yfAN Wis--H. e. Prango Co. dry
- Ms 4 Kohl cloaks and suits: Mrs. ]. {.
ZOO ssso,er coaks and suits 14l Madison Avenue.
ST LOCIs--Newberry Burdlck- Scott GarmeAt
"a. G. r Scott cloaks, suits. skirts. waists;
WIcgTrA FALLS. Tcxas-A. South. women 5
vss9i vYorrSG SToWN, ohio-K Hutzel womcn's wear
p,-k
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Piece Goods

tAfTfuorr,-s nozsr & %. n Hossn. MRS
sfosks ssd suits Pennsylvania
tJsTOg- 81 fDiiihs mfrs duck srd shsep
fHsd toss. rribrsiis eovofs. o7efalls. stc Ar
b6sroS eoidtpsn Mfg ce H. ooi1nsn,
mis- rhifsn= dresses Continental
rBIrAo0-B v fehn 60 81. koiin. woeilstis
49, lsiefs trimmings Latham
lHifAaGGG9-A i;sfge' ,pssaa sa f3qds ts'Rsf"t tyo,
ffisffszTirif " ola,s. dsysoods. sle o,sgo
ftKyltAND-p zeanss. ptes eoods reans,i.
fshis
los ANGKtEs " Bush. drysooas etc s'ss
LYscHBrHo Is CT Joye 70 y s..
Jlif afys,44fs trent
hfLWArKEE ~oesieffeleh Mfg 60 = Oestef-
'sfh. Dff5 spfpus sud house dresses. Pennsy
Fstls
hoJAiEs. Asn 81. Ksrsm dfygoo1s. etc
Nkw uAvES- Machol Il CO -. Macnol, mel
6hsn taor t0muu1ore
~" HAyEN--J Press. tailor; fara Avenue
Bate
iTTsBraOH-keystone mfg Co. II Levy.
Mrs clo sis Hnd cSps. Broadway Central.
ROCHESTER,. n SL Adler Bros a CO
SALISBURY Md Wlcpmic0 shirt Mfg CO .
sAprORN Japan Foikoku Cotton Mfg Go !.
st l0tpa-E iubhen dfFgoodz. eic Bresln
Uifaislka. cotton ami cotton goods, Hotel
NAsIiiSsroN. u c-j II. wilson merchant
Not-Adsfow.. ohle-r ]. walsh Co, r ].
~ sish piser goods. BfDser
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
E. A. Cuggenheim
Is Named Special
Deputy to Enright
New Commissioner Admits
to Police Experience in
Army Kitchen; Looks to
Chief for Instructions

Edmond A. Guggenheim, of the firm
of Guggenheim Brothers. was appointed
yesterday a special Deputy Police Com
missioner, to have charge of The
Bronx. The announcement was made
by Police Commissioner Enright At
headquarters, where the new Commits
sioner will have an office. He will be-
gin his duties early next week.
Il don't know just what my Job will
require, for | have never done any
active police administrative work." Mr..
Guggenheim said yesterday. "1 am in
terested in the work. however, and will
have 10 confer with Commissioner En-
right for instructions" Mr.. Guggen-
helm admitted he had done a little
police work while a private In the
Motor Transports Corps at Camp Meigs.
Washington, D. C.. but most of IL wss
in the kitchen peeling spuds. he said.
. Mr.. Guggenheim is thirty-one years
old. and after studying at Columbia
and Yale universities spent few
years learning the copper business.
WVthHhg III mines ana SmetterS from
the bottom up. He is at present vice
president Of the Chile Copper Com
pany and Braden Copper Company ans
director in tho Kennieott CopeeY
Corporation. the Utah Copper Company
and the Nevada Consol dated Cepret
company, He wss IN change Of The
Chile Htd Brhdsh companies during 1914
when they produced large quantities. of
copper for government war purposes.
Last September he Joined tho Metos
Transport Corps, mud when the afnn
etiea was signed wus in training IN
tho ofeers cBmp. He is former
,olhmbia bnlfback. He said he would
b" interested in the estHblishment Of
nn athletic club for the New York no
nee md also tho building of q police
hoHpital.
i have grown up from boyhood I'm
Ne~ YORK said the new deputy, "snd
Wii take great pleasure in my
duties in The Bronx | believe IL is
a good thing for men 70 get In pol-
tics who can afford to work diein-
terestodly as far as remuner ton Ia
concerned. ! also think that Com
missioner Enright Ia the best man we
nave had In that office for a long
time. With II depleted police force.
ne has done remarkable work, espe.
elally IN handling tho great victory
celebration crowds"
Mr. Guggenheim lives nj g27 Fifth
Avenue. He ia I'm amateur boxer Of
note md - actively interested In ath.
letles generally.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
interpretations

ALBANY March 2s-rhe following incorpora
io,.s weTe ilsd today with The Secretary OF state
Msnhaitan general printing publishing business
snd si sdyeftlslng agsnts +. Barenburg a. H. Rus
s,lsa, ~; T. T. Wheaton. 2Z0 West Forty second
Ncw iotk Theatrical Producers Circuit. Inc
p7reSpristoTs 7rS Hamilton ilolcomb standish Chard
'0,n ild,ed !, has ws,,' Mili,e Plains, n r.
Msoatan msafac"pr S0ma1p aaIes "G Waists S'I@op Los
nntl,~at,z n,1s Harry zasawsky. / 81 Rosefstock $50
:. Hssey Art Advertising Company. Inc $50 non
# aasssn lnsssH se4sra sayertsi9s business william
thirty nra street INV" Ne% York 70 & c,s ms'ford' al7 West
,i,',s o,shid lIaf shqp nc s. ood Manhattan mil
chsrss q Davis. Sos nrosd~as Ms.s Nv Z York ca91H et
really sad sasnsfsc,,1ie. 'n's INC sloo 900 Msnhata
5lt.h f5lfnersk b&ngeftet sara Bsngsrtcr. IS East
i1s,o wor S'ise,; b AZ Ne~ Yofk cily % '''''
occurring ladies anad childrana hais f,,s WI,
is9ae n,oetah ~oh aud Max Wolf. 77b Iopknson Avsm,s
a, hs,a9aitan sqaars ssnaoturn. Inc. $50 ooo
4 ns fs,s.,t ,s.Sei's' ard maintain saf,atofiurn
s;a .,e. ,sfyailo ii y. Carter. Gertrude posner,
., tseei'igt .so 3, I.seed'y Machine Company rnc
1tiing taasos rapa,rs g p.o" ,ali'~tgiting steam
fp"E = fS"g rOy Je,ssy clty. n ''"' ''e''''"
ns fililp r@shos Jaeob i~sin H., TER .d,,, III
Jfof~esiesd OH 9ompany oy'Ana ne ,t,o ann. .o,.
Wi'hs9 Js,"ss o, c.,s s"d a, ga1 w"duel9p Josss
- sl'''' - '"''t 'btisH - Ntenlg, ft1Ii
hfoaa HieafnsiiD and Ns,fgastlon ,e,o.s.,
Inc tz5,gG0 hs~ fork COUNTY, ransoo,as'in,,
irsdN. eoiopsfcs, navigation Leonard u foukil,'''
z g. HART william ~ ahsDk. 2f stgns Hirs@i
Bm.ieid, Il csiyer Inc ,s,ooo, nsu,.,,s,,.
sentfal undertaking, bufisl snd funeral fvfnlsl1ny
business: bi~afs N1rHsdt, q. g. Gaf,sr lf
~ tAigsr HsNbfrgh, n Y ~ ~
tfsseent fgeosnDi Cofpofslon. SO 601. Dr,ok
~. dealer ~ eoeDaput ana manufacturing eocpa
iHt oil John " Wferk, ~ ! Witis Htlltam
Barnett, ~ Wsst lfgfb Bifeet
ocean frristnIr'icn to. Inc. ~ moo, E,Dobivu
realty etgistfiftoq. Emanuel Soiengsr Il atbsv,ns
JszsDnd, Jseob -. Hinanso 40 Ucean Park
Ny. IrOokHD
:. hgrsn ci'oedate Company, ine, s2so. .ooa
Manhattan manufsetUnDg oincoatrr cHndies
~ s.e Dssid klsmpnsr. kdw :. 8lock Tbos r.
11rfplDt 100 Bf1ad~sy. Aw york CITY
Eepvsl bgsigess u real estate, agent and srekrf
Its~rshee II Cohen. Ida Weiufesb Ese ssh Gol
Nest 18TH biSgst. NeB Yo,k Ciis
Dunbar Manufacturing Company. Inc SIG6 900
Manhattan manufacturing driag4sA supptna
utsrsils. rubber Eoo<ls A. n. dubois Freelerrk
81 DayIp, Heffnsn Tsssset 2Iz2 La Fontains
fpr nsrrilants Cold Storage Company. rnc
skins et1 I John Hebgman William Ahrsm.
.ti. ~ y WahIDsn. 5s3 Msdison Avenue Nov
buxdns ursee n@ai.y coe1ssssioa,. ssoo. xf.o.
hsttsn feAisy, pGSfn H. Apfel JtapnssI prsgsr
z y po'ihs saa kss, tgbB nf,h slfeet. Spw
sbpiss, Inc, slo.eoe, Manhattan, ladies. spo.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Mems Wear

Observation-Disclosures Co I. J. Smith. mems fur
thlns goods and hosiery 2oo ruin Avenue
s'eS. 'neSosToS-c r. Bovey { Co; F. c. Hncks.
mems furnishing goods and custom shirts 2i3
Church Street ,,., ,
''ll 'rlllyvELANp-B r. Baker Co; J. H Noe. hats.
yctIiEvELAND--A. Rothenbers. clothing and fur
n'issrTTR ipsgTRor1|I Gould & Go J. Fl Could hats
and furnishing goods Flanders
FAYETTEVILLE. y C--Stein Bros j. stem,
rsn's clothing Herald Square.
INDIANAPOLIS Rabens Co; s. Hubsns
eIosknz Continental
sIEIPHIs. TENN, simon & Co; L. Simon,
cIothius notions Ms,borouEh
'pHlfaDtLPHIA-H Fired & Co. II. Frisd,
td-s' cirthng. so3 Fif'h Avenue. room s05-
PITTS RCi-B Ftnkelhor. mems wear. Wal
HfcHaogD-psbnsy Bros & Co: W. pabney.
wsTgRBrRY--D stein Co; d. stein, mons
fgr0slnrs nir Continental
YOttNGsToEN ohio--W. Zimmerman, clothing
zASrsv1iiB ohso-Ghliehsr Ha, Sore; L. G.
Gsiishsf has. caps and furs. Bfeslin
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
FOREIGN PORTS

As.sTfRNAA.. Narch 2s-sailed: Steamer Rot
BlaSGEN. March .4-Arr.ved: Steamers Her
'aone Ns'7 osieans via No-ios; S.avanserf,Ord
BRIsT. March a--Arrivod: s.eamc. America.
:. BAiHApes. March. .25.-s,eamor Canadian
cET'rE Narsl. 2a--Arrired Iulpera,or Alex
ssndrs u lnss New Orleans; schooner James
DAk1R A,s-ca 2s-Sansd: Steamer Ebor CBr>
':rom Axinl NV YorA
J1tchi Bsithn4Fs fcr Roiisrda1n - -'''''''
y, DJNe;ENLSS. 5,ts. March 45mpsssed stesmers
Ar.a 81 pnllalslphlt for Rotteroans
Asd sAlNq e m norr NaTh Asfd oue5 MSs.r ste1%e1 s9
s. leha. \ il ard Halifax
FOWET. March 2z.-saiied Steamer srend II
GrAyAQrfi.. March 2i.-saled, Kronprinres-
ssn MsFgareta (Swed) from Valparaiso. San
RAvRF March 2s.--sailed Steamer Brandon
HoRTA, March IS Sailed: Schooner lima from
HILL: March s1-sailed. Steamer winncbasc
KOBE March 2o-Arrivca: Steamer Senator
lEiHohN March 2l.-S4iied Steamer Com
.lliERr0ol.. Nfarer 28-Arrived Steamer Gram
'lsn "a farE 81 3on, si.rse B. Sailed s,..n,,
Msnehes'cr y no .Es).st John. y h
M MMoNhoNi> March 24.-Arrived Steamer Mar
NNCAsAKl March "a - Arrived Steamers
logan san Ffancisco Ter NladivostoiS 21st. Arabia
lLyAoI-rH March 2s -Arrivcd. stean,cr os-
900 :. l>eN York. sailed 2Ith steamers Laurel.
i2N; i Saline Eastern Light Nrom Rotter-
QuEENsrpVe,. March qs-steamers War sumas
br NanroeFsr' 2sth Adra Or. Norfolk
Diareun lts }. New York via Genoa
SANTOS. March 2l.-Arrived: steamer Charlton
81 Ma IKE. Marea Arrived. Steamers
80, Ntw YORK, South Pole. New York.
Si't.saiA. March -G.-sailed steamer Wilhelm
,.,s'. s1AA. Nj, Maigh p SAILED Schooner Carolyn
slrNiY y : ". Marin e. Arrived
us.o-5 49, ~ M'5'q I,.II. Sailed. Steamer Queen
Nh .M,i'olNIlEElnJo- March 20 Sailed Steamer
,ols BERehN. Marce io-Arr,ea: Steamer sgd
hARHADos. MsTea 2o-Arrivea. steamer
CALCUTTA. March 70 9-Arr'yed. Steamer Lang
'' chrzNl i x Ne" Na2 hg'f VIC 20 CAP,
san Homo fNor New 7rk via Bergen
fkiSIIANIA March 20-ssied Steamer
lT.aefiak VII tpanishl rom Copenhagen. New
:. HAvhE. March 2s-Arrred steamer War
'sg srHvhEGeE s( = 'sae u1,. n f aga Hsli'a1
Ger.ie lNerl Ne's York via Eefsen '''''''
"a l"S Marfh Ari7od' steamer Msfan-
III ~, Ai'NisQ Marcb - Ans7s1 Steamer 1
Alsna a Or Norfns a siosna tUr san Tran~
.eienurAe. March q Arrived. s,es,oe,s
adl esnpa rrefss 25s, wa s% e''9s W., ~ r., s"Re'
,ff,i,ss sellsl - steamers %r9efaote lt.t
ls'as s'gn3 ' Ilsi s..ias i' NJ, .8,s'g ..s es's ~
~ Giisf .,stf. ,sisfll1s K, .,. gsF 'gft ..,...
ntfFf NHfHfHl4II ''
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

rstinons in bankruptcy hled ssstsrdsg "a tie
United Saiss District Conr follows
MAX CDOPFR-A voluntary petition %, Mar
feogss. Fl Niilett Street sh1ss isliites of
g. 0S4 ard assets The three largest creditors
afe. Jaeob sehiiH. a5 Nassau Street. 500. Isaac
Nassar afi East Houston Street $50 aAd Gold
lefg Bumen l-l Canal Street. st3s Jerome
fernnu,ier l57 Clinton strect Is the attorney.
ROBERT HERSCH CO-An involuntary peti
fon sgsinst Robert Hersch Company. ga Canal
Street made by three creditors Louis Cohen
fsimias 1856. jack kaanayea. 500 l. de JOnge
eompany. S3s Williams. Folsom & Strouse. 80
Jein Stree arr the attornsYs
CITIZENS MOTOR SERVICE. INC.-youn-
an petition o' the Citizens Motor Service. Inc
l3i West Thirty first street. shows liabilities N
sl0H3 and assets n 81 s79. The three largest
creditors are. STANDARD Motor Truck COMPANY
Detroit, Nfi-n, J.3s1 Joseph C. Knapp. ad
dress. sls44. ard Tbe Citizens Company. no aG
eFess 81 s1e Henry L. stohldrter. III Broadway
= ne ettor1ev
RABINOwITz DAvIs-voiuntay petition OF
fahino'vttz DAVIS. # Mount Vernon y. Y. shows
liabilities II s23 335 and no assets. The three
lsfy>t creditors are John and Anna da Bussins
& Aminf Vernon. 81 COO; Sam Riesler Hastings
es-tes- -Fiudzon. \. Y. & 900. and Philip Cooper.
{, M~tnt Vernon. $500 j. Ecwarl Quinn. Mount
NsrEon. Is the attorney.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
General Merchandise

BRTDGEPoRT-H -Howlsnd n G. Co G. W Bar
ker. secretary. 4oi Fourth Avenue
CHATTANOoGA-D. y. Iugman Co; Mr. yor
Storhrrg. gen. ndse. Kirby, Block & Fischer. 1850
Broadway.
CHATTANoOGA~D r rugman Co: p. r
Iugman, gen ndse Kirby. Block & Fischer. 1850
Broadway.
CHICAGo-samuel PhIipson Co. NJ segal
representative: Grand.
CHlCkASHA-People Dry Goods and Clothing Co
L. Trlich. mems and shoes. wornen's cloak,
and suits 20 West Forty second Stree,
ClNCINNArI-L. Cohn. general merchandise
PENNSYLVANIA
CLEyELAND-City p. C. Co; Jos Smith gen
rndse. Broadway Central.
HARTFORD Brown, Thomreon 4 Co. dry goods
G.. A. Gay. representing. $50 Fifth Avenue
=, HARTFoRD-sngc Allen & Co.; j. T. Nc
Neensf. gen. mdse toi Fourth Avenue
JACKSON Telip.-Grand Leader A S. Tindy
dry goods and clothing Pennsylvania
LACONfA. \ IA O'Shea. general merchan-
disc: Commodore
LOUISVILLE. Kv-S Rosenfeder general rnsr
chsntise Waslick
NORFOLK, ya-E Malvern. general mcrehsp-
disc Rfo7,el
FfTTSBUrCTI- Pittsburgh u G Co; Miss N
Sprost, representing A. leonard Street 2o2
PoTspAM " Y-t;itcbe Dept store dry
goods and gen. mdse J. a. Nitchie. manager
Nnilick.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS
To-day
j o. morrow
NIOnda,
AMERICAN PORTS

saossad SAs5lN9hT s'ss Ssfsp ~,S s'ss sotE
Fillmore. Dalqqr KeSe'sen Br "''' Dublin s''sefs s61
rlons nor Bnrnos AYes fit Ntw York Sailed
Sieainef5 Lyncihtirs. iisue hsibt1esn lBrI.
nosToN. Msrch % Arrivea Steamers Ma-os
Norink ontaro. Nofiois Guflsnd. ror. Arthur
t,si,,lna, GAlG nngeY "a March "a fa..ea in Tor
/ asset ont from Galtmors. stsaiasr H. II Rogers
sda'' s'H''sass s1s. r.,. Nag ss..i.s e 1 ,.i..
hflpfx ~ ,, tsf ~ ssilsd of js,hsenvlils
rasssd ap siaesl fass b.dsi ilo,s " ,s+ pa1
ssleeplis AusNoi.1 ~ stsamss4 Hefin nm
1lF.. ji'45g,gi q, fasa3'23sis ''' '''''''''''''
sisansfs yieietis n tsriaasa H. Na.ra,si1.
~ h5Wnenb sia 'H4ttstan fisiediau fif
Ns92s dfl,I fl,I"' Ys "8Ha'i''' 8H.9 f~ a,,,.a 'ess
iss,@t sehaHk, sT4 ipt Ua charleston aHilml
hVtitt An Nafra 4s AaIg0u gahesos,
sjsdel ann 7'mef'lii epfgoft. s'aemsf bgel
4is.s,,s EXON Iiy..l..l hsHs aMs,n r. Apssa
,.a,,,o. s,s,'1 aissmer nosslssi is ioash XVII,
@Hw ojX&s IA. '1i' sso 'sa E. o. ss,. g"q%e,s 'ss.
'1boena. 4 w. hor & bs1nos ii Mynls. llsYana
81 iMq,ttFolk Nareu p Arrived Steamers juno
ds i,si rigrallar fana eesrad far naifiinSrei
land cleared for Ai'.e,i,j l,,g H., IT, ses {ork
,an1 ai 'l94red for sansi Waeashs III aahine
UgilDaIli 10 DE- Janeirp Lake Louise, sartlasa.
,uo,o mnta'lA' I've" York Mederssiane lNor J. Bati
,i}li.L,ilApWPHlA. March 27 Arrived Steamers
Cr1daI,an Csha,,an frince lbr bgldon O1auRee ieGs
, H'v"( calnariet. Bramsil Point Wjjtniny'r,-
osafei Steamers Ilsverforl trj liverpool
Nod. Nod. NsTv Yots fske AgunA. &otfpk WI
.'l..lsi S,.f s.S S'f,,an aal!., r ,Ys,.s ga sailed
Fla. rDsl ,s.n HAllE' La Msae - Af,vsg eiesoeru
,foeteso n Msf Nes Yoflt f.ieafs io,ii,aj Una
'isas s,sess 'cIr Ne,a .rpe Ngfma hoess dH Ton,
fgo egl i'a' a,fj esAassa' ba,l Veeaiiss 'p '@,
toest ''""" '"RnI'
HAH tMANtRfo March Is Arrived Steamer
h~i'sm' Honolulu, haied Steamers Nippon Mani
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

corporal discontinued; henry Baden Traffic
4 to nth.
1901 a. m. March 27-FraDcis J. Upton,
National Defence to 10Th, leave revoked
Full Pay on Sick Report
Captain William H. Ward, 25th. :05 p. m.
March %, during disability.
Patrolnen George H. Berg. eth. II q. m.
March p, during disability; Thomas NJ. Far
rell, l4th: S:1o p: m. March Is, during dis
ability William ]. Kennedy, 32d, 8 AS p. M,
March 10, during disability.
Restored to Duty
Patrolman Dunbar d. Smith. 32d 2:o4
p. m, March &c.
Suspended Without Pay
Patrolman Dunbar D. Smith. SD, o:o6
p. m. March 25
Resignation Accepted
Patrolman. u p. m, March 81, Walter Z.
Weber, SD.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Buyers Coming

BOsrpN- tIaiIpauis; Mrs Helen Canning, coats
and suits Marnlue viii be here na,ch il.
BOSTON -Hailparns, Mrs. Wilson, gowns and
dresses. wash and silk dresses Martinique viii be
hare March 81
BosToN-Rltitz D-os Mr. 4 + Hivih, ladies'
r'sis and cults. Hotel Imperial will be tcrs
March 81
fUfAG0-A6olph II Haas Adolph Haas
hlgh grade esoreetcs. Cafdee, will lie hero March
3i
ETEtlfdNg. I'll Bradley f3oynstdn. M. bradley.
mons clothing end furnishing iiiss. Commodore :.
will bs hsra April ..
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
TfiANgpA(f.Sfg nAtfa q

flIs s,susfiinf nails aIess sf tl5e fe,s,sf ,,es,
"i asa ~ 'isi rsilon, hen Yofk ss folions
8"H." laiAH4sj hisffRifa and specially a.
Hftf ft raj f1f ~ IfHisld fan ffsuai4o
G. % !" "a Appi 70 for dispatch PER 1iesnshp
fh Islands. Nea ZEALAND and Australia. us
sf,eea,et ,a, ill.,. agd Visiods - e. 90 m. Aprli
~ iiippipH is'aifS Via Vancouver and yirtoda
r. al 20 - m Apr b. for dispatch psf
steamship Empress II Hussia -
m lia~aii aud Guam, cloee st 20 u IN daily
lhis mail Is forwarded TO the Pacific Coast dsiiy
Ior dispatch to destination by The hast outor unity
, japan, etpoa. China. siam. Cochin China etraiis
fid eInenis and Netlef ands. Eas fndies clese al
= 90 y N daily THIS neil ia forw srisd to the
nneitis IN coast dsiy for dispatch to destination Dy
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Miscellaneous

Efot kro< asss --Cook 4 Tynds n II Cook
cnrssts. aWsniefe. infants wear yelis peetwear .
LATHAM
CIUrACo-r u nsbofn ro u r fysborn.
mfrs td apd fa'i'o gloves folftens. leather goods
ns0bEsfNH Mp--c ~ Msrt electrical
sutfiia= Fenbsgirhnla
0Gttv i'lsii J. t<sftnsn - !, ! t,eish-
ma, II RI I, ,Yaa,1if4a'iesi ins',ameHts Yrs
'nen snq Henisj furnishings tefk
flffshttDu g Nsisief. eebsta ilne tfessid
tIfresfpoH 4 p un co3A 4 p Nh. tep.
~ Loffe Wv waiAsf y Il ca uf
Packard six enaeFnear 68 Worth tueei
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W Gather Report

WASHlNGTON. March 2S.--The disturb.
Rnce that was central over the middle I.
lantic states Thursday night moved north
th t'stNard and Friday night its centre was in
read 29.l4 inches. During the last twenty
iour hours this storm has been attended hv
gales on the Atlantic coast at and north Of
Oape Hacteras and rams and SHOWS in the
'nluoIe irha Atiantic and New England states.
Inc highest wind velocities reported in miles
per hour were: New York rs northwest
Norfolk. 56. northwest; Nantucket. So south.
west Eastport, Nc, 81. east; Washington
ana Cape Hatteras 46 northwest
Much colder weather has overspread fine
middle Atlantic and New England states,
while change TO warmer weather Is in
progress over the great central valleys and
the plains states. Mild temperature and
fair weather prevailed generally In all Wei
ern and Southern districts.
IN New England there will he snow Sat
irday md fair weather Sunday. with lower
tenpernture Saturday in Maine and on the
Massachusetts coast Elsewhere cast Of the
mlsslssippi River the weather will be pen-
orally fair Saturday and Sunday.
me temperature will rise Saturday in the
region OF the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley.
Tennessee and the east Gulf statea I'd
Sunday in the Atlantic states.
storm warnings remain displayed on the
Atlantic coast at and north of Cape Hat
teras.
Vicinity Forecasts. Northern New E,g.
RN'"iuhT, HluCH CplnpF IN Maine
Sunday fair risina temperature in Vermont
and New Hampshire.
Southern New England. snow followed by
clearing Saturday, much colder on the coast.
sunday fair. with rising temperature
Eastern Nov York. fair Saturday ard
Sunday. warmer Sunday
Eastern pehnsylvania and New Jersey
iair ana not quits so cold Saturday sun.
day fnir and warmer '''''
Western New York. fair Saturday and
suhdhy. rising trmpctnturr
Local official Kec0rd- Tho foilowlnv ~
hc'nl record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during The hast ,wensy.four
hours. In comparison with the corresponding
dnte lnA, yeArs
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House Furnishings, Furniture.
Floor Coverings. Drapery

BALTIMO RE-Golderberg Bros. H. weiss up
holsiery rugs Nnoleums. oilcoihs: Herald Square
Observation-Disclosures. Partridge & Co: II
L. Ierhart. carpets and rugs 43 Leonard Street.
Ioom 4l5.
rmLADELPHIA-A. Graft & Co. 4 F. Lipnn-
cott carpets. Imperial
SAN FRANCISCO--Armacost. Cody e. Harding :.
T X Harding. furniture and interior decorations :
Walick
SCHENECTADY. y. Y.-Standard Furniture Co :;
j. Lifset. carpets and furniture Walck
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Cottonseed Oil.-While prices were
steady, owing to the recent sales of
compound the market was inactive and
in much the same position as for
several months. Government regula-
tions are still in force, and the trade
sees little probability of any change
in the immediate future.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Police Orders
1ranafsts and Assienmsnta

Mounted psttolmen. with horses and eauip.
inent n. M. March 80. ,uth Precinct e.
estl Herbert II. MeHeili Anmual haban.
Leonard s. Stevenson. 10ih to s0fh Rplph
= Asthfiih John =. T.. kintweftb isefnnfd
T. butler, Henry 6. Single. lr.
fetfolmen Joseph T. nfnwley, 3etb "a
Headquarters. Office Of the chief Inspector
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

lJap). Yokohama Tecumseh (Rrl Hong Kong
Ballet Hono uiu. Wskanna Newport News.
SAVANNAH. March 2s.--.rrved Steamers Dun
a-lton (krl. Glasgow VIA Baltimore Junata, BAL
'nors tand sailed FOR Jacssoavlle Sailed: Steamer
tlty o. Columbus b0sten
ST. JOHN. y z. March s Arrived Steamer
fhiiadelpha. Sasto Domingo VIA Newport. r. I
CleAred Sie@ner G.er'dhu Or Falmouth
PORTLAND. Me NarcA es.ArriYed. Steam
ors IreieNhc tBr D. Genoa Briton Norfolk
Sailed: S..ane- Yankee. Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Fllrs

York
HANESyIILE. Ohio Gallagher Hat Store; l. C.
Galigher. furs. hats. caps Breslin.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Bid and A SIX cd
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded in yesterday:
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Leather and Fancy Goods and
Jewclrv

pETROTT--D I Hosy Co: Miss c r Potter
toilet goods. leather goods and neckwear; 1870
broadway. GA
SEATfLE-S. a. Perkins. )ewery. Commodore
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Receiver in Bankyuptcy

ROBINS HERSCH CO.-Judge Learned Hand
sspointed lack kanarek receiver, with 81 800
food. for the Robins Hersch Company. "a Canal
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Shoes

Avenue
INDIANAPoT1s-L s Avrcs & Co: f. h
Davis. shoes, 235 Fifth Avenue