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New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Repeal of Excise Taxes
Urged by Jewellers
Attitude of Industry Is Voiced
at Meeting Called by Nigi.
lance Committee

Resolutions advocating the repeal Of
al Of the excise taxes which are
specified in sections 900 to 9O7 of the
war revenue act, we're adopted yester-
day a. meeting Of the 1ewelry trade
At the headquarters Of the Merchants
Association. The meeting, which was
called by the Jewellers Vigilance Com
nittee, was attended by repre- senta-
tiEes OF every branch OF the in
dustry from various sections of the
country
1t was held that although the taxes
are discriminatory in that they affect
cnly few industries, they were in a
sense understandable as war time
revenue emergency. With the emer-
ssncy eliminated, the jewellers declared
Gat it is unfair that discrimination
mould be continued
Copies Of the resolutions adopted
Yesterday were sent with letters ex-
planning the attitude of the jewellers
.oTard the taxes to every member Of
congress as well as 10 all jewelry
saae organizations in the country.
representatives Of jewelry associa-
mons IN Virginia, New Jersey, Hi
"'is' fennsy sylvania and Connecticut in
a''enaance al the meeting declared
'saF the members OF their organiza-
uons would file protests individually
ana as trade bodies. President Seward
u 'ne New York State Optometrical
Soeiety said that his association al
.saay hsd advocated the repeal Of Sec
s'h sV5 Of The law which specifies the
az On ali classes Of jewelry.
:, Neyer p. Rothgchlld, chairman of
.~s Jewellers War Revenue Tax Com
--l''ee' reported the activities Of his
s0emitsee and told Of the drafting and
ss'Osequent revival Of the sections af-
Sssans Ss Je~elry and art. In regard to
..SFon so2, covering works of art aud
.@sF articles handled by the iewelry
ushe, hr. Rots schild said that he
sassheaed its legality, because il per-
nitted multiple axstion.
Fs told Of thh unsuccessful efforts
a@ae BY his comfnittee TO have the tax
=. -'''so from Eyeglasses and spec
ss mounted with precious metals
.s s' 'fom fountain pens, which under
~ lsw we're taxable because of the
~ oi gold nib in their construction.
~, ~ Rothschitd declared that as
use articles were taxable il might
.sss''f'anIy be hupposed that burial
.s.'aS with theiF god Or silver trim
might a!ap carry a 5 per cent
a.. ''id and .silver teeth and the
polntst on magnetoes also
~ 80 come undar The jewelry tax, he
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Liberty Securities Issue

Stockholders Of the Liberty Secur-
ties Corporation at n special meeting
held yesterday, authorized an Issue of
$l000,000 of 3 per cent cumulative
non-voting preferred stock, to be of
fered to stockholders at par on basis
Of one new share for three old ones.
The new issue is callable at sos on
any dividend date. There are now out
standing 10000 shares of capital stock
of no par value which will become
common shares through this operation.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
'a'ger surplus for Ventura
consolidated Oil in 1919

~ tn~ year ended December 81.
~ 'oe Ventura Consolidated Oil
~ 80 reports gross from oil produc-
=, IN of slo24,o53 Gross profits from
vi, '.1pnt were s544,s4s, compared
~, IN 7ap7@s5 for the preceding year.
.v's' income from operation Of ali de-
sgi.a'aen's si., amounted 10 1863, ,4o5. Ad-
s,s.s. ,,...ssfaEion and general expenses az
H., ss.szstsd ss s52o,727 leaving ret Of ST.
fsss''.s ~ ~ surplns vas s4ss ,o53, against
Nss.as2 In 1917.
4. .eSa' production Of crude oil during
g year amounted 10 ss9 .2so barrels
81 increase Of about "a per cent over
~ sear before. Sales aggregated s4s,-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
J. &. White Companies 1918
Report Shows Prosperous Yea,

The combined net profits of the j. G..
White Engineering Corporation. j. G.
White G. Co. and the ]. G. White Man
agement Corporation for the year
ended December 81, 1918. before pro
viding for Federal taxes (approxi-
mately s5o,00O) were S456,220. Owing
partly to writing down security values
to current quotations at the date Of
the balance sheet or TO values as fixed
by special committees of directors. an
adjustment in surplus account was nee
essary of approximately $20s,10o.
After such adjustment, provision for
Federal taxes and provision for the
years dividends there was a small in
crease in combined not surplus.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Schedules in Bankruptcy

x.ssaules IN bankruptcy filed Yesterday
~ tinted states District Court were:
\ CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC
ts,heduie OF the {. p. \: Chemical Com
esSy no address shSws SNs ilah,iss Of sss
ssy s;,ors EnT are Horace G. Ware, Believille.
sFeqI' 40 600: Joseph Il. Miller Philadel
y y a. s. 00o. and Furuga g. Co. Japan.
galissso @ Harry NJ Psyser' $50 Broadway
is tiassreRAtr tas s'ay.tr WAIST COMPANY. INC
Asrneduis Of the Aircraft Waist Com
a In no address. shows liabilities
PAM "a and assets of slo.i47. OF which
Q, "a ls in the stock. The thres largest
ssso,;1ors are NJ. Aschcr Silk Mills. lo2
s.eSsssor Avenue 5000: Wolf & Phillips
ASr''t Ma -, many .5l Fourth Avenue Si.0S9.
ei's eis no century silk Mills. AL Fourth Ave-
az az Il i02 julius Fischer, 50 Nassau
ss,rss, IS he attorney.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Trade Notes

William D. Ager, American agent for
Harrods Ltd, the London retail cstab-
lishment, will return TO his Office Mon
day or Tuesday after several weeks
spent in investigating the merchandise
field in Great Britain. Mr.. Ager will
resume his plans for purchasing Ameri-
can goods for Harrod's London and
Buenos Ayres stores.
NJ. c. D. Borden / Sons yesterday
advanced their various lines Of printed
goods one cent a yard over the prices
named on May Is last, and their $3.50
percales were put up three cents a
yard.
Amory, Browne g. Co., announced
that Nashua" woolnap and staple
blankets would be advanced per cent
next Monday.
Bliss, Fabyan e. Co. have increased
the price Of their "Pepperell" wide
sheetings TO 56 cents a yard, and al
orders are subject TO the ability of the
firm TO supply the goods at the time
orders are received.
Inquiries were received from Eng
lish retailers yesterday for price and
market information on American made
woollen goods. 1t is believed the pres
ent British prices are 30 high that
American goods could be imported
there and sold at profit. The present
British import restrictions and the
fact that American mills have nothing
to offer at present preclude any cx-
port business to England now, say mill
agents here.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
New Records Foreshadowed
In Merchandising Situatio,

According TO the Credit Clearing
House. business throughout the United
States during the last week improved
while indebtedness decreased and pay
nents for goods purchased increased.
This agency declares that the rnsrchan-
dising situation gives promise of new
records in NIL phases.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
I ca

High prices in Japan have caused
greater interest in the local market
Spot business has increased sales being
reported yesterday of several hundred
packages of panfired. A brisk business
is being done with interior points
Remaining stocks of basketfired Japans
are said to be small.
Quotations for lots Of so and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Petitions in Bankruptcy

p.,i,ions in bankruptcy filed yesterday
,ec tinted States District Court were:
OSCAR HoHMANN-A voluntary petit
ssF a sss 9S"a and ~ ass's ss4"' 8; 'AfTs Tns
lsul,' ls,s largest creditors arc Jaburg Bros.
tnfsst satdress. $3.50; y. r Swegey's sons Co.
ns Pc. exchange Produce Site. and Louisa
F.,ssv Mt Vernon. are the attorneys.
rNpfRE LIST COMPANY. INC.-An In =
.atarv fssa' rstitlon against the Empire List
Sc,any Svcn1nany Inc. 81 Broadway. is by three
eeredlor: who clsm H1sry s,So a r. lsaaes ,snr,is
SSsWv.cain. $50. Ely Rosenberg. St6 Broad
~ is the attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
German Propagantlisfs
Again Become Active

PARIS, May 23.-German spies and
propaganda agents have resumed their
operations in Switzerland. but their
tactics apparently have changed, the
correspondent of the Temps" in Swift.
erland writes. Instead of giving ma
terial help to dangerous elements in the
Allied countries as formerly, German
agents are almost openly engaged in
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

Hultigraphers-Sten
Multigrephing, st@nography. typevritir z:
all hours; reasonable. Coyne, Iis Nassau
ct Feekinac ia
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

Razzano, Nincenzo-L. Ebling;
May 4, 1916 (cancelled).
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
STORAGE NOTICES

LIBERTY STORAGE AND w.REyEOI SE
COMPANY. +3, - and 81 West cath St.
and IS and 80 West e5th st To A II.
Longteliow. Est. Of Mrs. Weslay Halper
Jam n. Kelly. Charles r. Loclfs. Daniel II.
Morgan. Mrs. Adele NJ. Comyus. Mrs II.
< Worms ser. Mrs F,nna Harrington. Mrs
Victor Mapes. Z. Murray. Mre. Marion
Grey. e. kinnaird Mac Enroe or whom II
may concern. 7. A t. Strensch. II. s.
Williams Miss Y. Nargano c. s. Rurge.
W n Tierney. Miss Fl ". Gilbert,
Charles y Sheehan. You and each Of YOU
are hereby notified that he time for the
payment Of our ten upon property here
matter described having expired. after due
notice thereof has been given YOU.
wiif cause such property. IN wit. household
goods merchandise silverware plated
sona effects. nusica Instruments bedroom
furniture, dining room furniture. living
room furniture. kitchen furniture and
utenslls. carpete. rugs, snoleum. mating
curtains, draneries. clothing. theatrical
effects ard costumes. trunks valssss.
ing kespRakes souvenirs. bric-a hrac.
china glassware. ornaments. linen and
sporting goods. also Office furniture SAT
mac chinery and automobiles stored in the
warehouse of this company b. YOU. or in
your name or In which YOU claim an in
terest. to he sold at pubic auction ac-
cording to the statutes IN such cases
made and provided. at tho auction rooms
OF W. II Flattau a Son. southeast corner
18th street and University Place New
York city, commencing on TUESDAY
JUNE 10th. 1910. at 1880 4. NJ. and CON
tlnuinE on every Tuesdsy and wcdnesd ay
LIBERTY STORAGE IND WAREHoTssdF sSsd
COMPANY, a.. IS and ~ West s4th ST.
&nd is and SO West 6bth st
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FUrNf-
ture. antiques. pianos. bric-a-brao,
books. ART, etc GABAY. s. University
Place. Phone Stuyvesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
interpretations

ALBANY, May 25.-The following were
among thaa charters granted by the Sec
retary of State to-day;
Miriam Dress and Costume Company.
Inc $4,000; Manhattan; manufacturing
women 3 dresses; Joe Jokel. Henry Pas
seittner f. t. Jones, 323 Hawthorne Street,
Brook lyn.
sehorr &. Bauman. Inc, $1,000: Man
Scnorr David Bauman, 1867 Hoe Avenue,
Reineas Jewelry Company. Inc, $40. 200
5Manhattan, N N manufacturing iewelry; Chas.
Nest ls2d Street, New York City.
Crawford Apparel Company Inc, $1,000,
Manhattan; women's clothes, drygoods
ana notions business Charles r. Brown.
Joseph @ Barron Max Monfried, 1865
Grand Concourse, New York City
Queen Quality Silk Mills SIS, 900: Man
haitian; manufacturing textiles r. NJ.
Frink- Kristen Jensen. Charles II Quin,
4Ss lexington Avenue. New York City.
Morel Hat Mfg. Co, Inc, 10000 Man
felt hats; Samuel MOrel. Seymour Morel
and Sigmund Mcrel. 1872 Fifty-rourth h
Street, Brooklyn
m, NJ { G. shoe MfE; Co. Inc. $4,000
Masia. Jacob Gurowitz and William Left.
o2l Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
Feldmsn- Miller & CO. Inc, 5000.
NJ Manhattan: manufacturing coats suits
r. Friesner and Jacob Brenncr. $40 Marcy
s K S Dress Company. 1nc.. $4,000;
MANHATTAN nlanufacturing wearing ap-
SpoIn, 81 West Twenty second Street, New
spivak- Stein g. Epstein. Inc. $4,000:
Manhattsn; manufacturin ladies' and
children clothing, Jacob Spivak. Max
Stein and Jacob Epstein. % Division
Street New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Sugar and Coffee
Current A year

Sugar.~The War Trade Board an
nounced that guild numbers and i'm
port numbers arc no longer required
for export Of sugar to Denmark. APP
piication for export license should be
made. however, to the War Trade
Board, as usual Brokers md refners
report good demand from distributors
and manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or
Honorable John 2. Cohalan, Surrogate
ct the County OF New York NOTICE j.
hereby siNer to all persons having claim
against Henry A knauer late of h.
County of New York, deceased, to rreseD,
the same with vouchers thereof to the sut-
scribcr, at its place Of tlansacting business.
No 30 cedar Street. in the Borough of
Manhattan. city of New York, on or before
the 31st day Of July next
Dated. New York, the 24th day Of Jan.
uary, 1919.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & TRUST
COMPANY. Executor
PATTERSON. EAGLE. GREENOUGH
Day. Attorneys for Executor
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

Corn.-The corn market had another
quiet day and closed with prices from
4 cent lower to a higher. Because
of the decline in hog prices, the mar
ket had dropping tendency during
the greater part of the day, but tirmed
up at the end on the strength in the
cash position.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool Cotton
Spot middling was quoted at Liver
pool at 1888. Sales were 10000 bales,
of which 5000 were American. There
were no imports. The Manchester
market for cloths and yarns was strong
and active.
Prices for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
ices for future contracts were:
us ten nee
cereals

Wheat.-1deal conditions for winter
wheat are reported everywhere with
the exception of a few scattered dis
tricts which complain Of the Hessian
fly. Harvesting in the southern tier of
states is close at hand. Receipts at
New York yesterday were 295, 400
bushels. A break in rye was an un-
settling factor>
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Business Troubles
tz. Herman and Lester-H.

katz. Herman and Lester-H.
Stern ..~..,.................. 50:
Lyman. Max. or Max Chimang and
Fidelity ana Deposit Company
OF Mary People. etc. ..... 500
Luric. MAKO. J. Mlner. Ill
Lake. Abraham D.--J. Kellner. .. ! 90,
Nation. FRANKLY Sandberg. .... oil.
Mackie. Annie-Jacob Doll 6
Sons, Inc. ................. 2s'
Mclaughlin. Wharton B-Corn
Exchange Bank ............ III
Murphy. Alice - National Cash
Register Company . Se!
New Era Homes Corporation and
Fidelity and Deposit Company
of Maryland Lumber
and supply Company. Inc - SIS.
\, w. Halsey & Co.-M. b. Foster s2.ls:
o'Connor, John F. N-People.
etc. Observation-Disclosures. 2sl
Pompei CONSTRUCTION Company,
Inc--G. Hoerner ..........., So.
Iersky, Asher-J. Fl. Cohen ct al. l,26
Pelol. VIM. ii. K. Losee. - II,
keid q Co. Inc. -- Commercial
Cable Building Co. o...... 13
Rechnitz Bros, Inc Fl. Dix. 81
Ksitman Joseph and Fidelity &
= Deposit Co. of Md-People. etc. 1,5o
Robichek. Rudolph-H Unger ii
hongeilo, Juiian-E. S. Milano.. Ill
Rein IL Co. Inc.-Commerciai
Cable Building Co. ........ 1s
ough Rapid Transit Co, costs. III
stern berg. II. Sumner Oh. Sumner
Sternhers Co)-Underwood &,
underwood. c.............. Is
Schuck, Walter--N. Weiss. .... 80
states. James-N. Canavin ct all o.47
Sharp. William-variety. Inc. 10
Steckier Abe-G. A. Field Co... 16
SSullVan Joseph-L Malbin...... I So
stern, Morris--M Angrist ct al 15
San Jacinto Hotel Co. Inc-Na-
tlonal District Telegraph CO. I'll;
[. S y. Exhibitors Booking Corp.
Western Union Telegraph Co 25
In Bronx County
Bloomfield. Morrls-W. Keith. ses
De Salvo. Thomas and Florence
r. B. Beaudry ............. s.
Hefferman. Michael--J Alban. 49,
Parks, Mary Ann--C. Jicha. IS;
Victoria Bldg. x Cont Co and
Domenick Lordi-Candee Smith
& Rowland Co.,. :.........,. 1886,
Warthold, Charles-M. Siegel.... s.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Orchard and Field
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. year ago.
Live steers fair to
primes. 100 III $1,000 1850 S14.5Oml7G5
Dressed beef sides
ib. ...; ;....... 100 .e5 .2a@ z,
Live veals. COM
mon to prime
>, 100 lb. ....:.. 1s.ooHlo.oo 14.oo@1s.75
Dressed veals city
lb. ..,........ .ee@ .es 1870 rs
Live ewes. 100 lb 80O6I1.GO 14.O666it25
Dressed mutton.
ib. .......... 200 .2l ,25M21
Live lambs. fair
to prime 100 lbs 13.5O@15.5O 16.o5316G5
Dressed ! m b 5.
city. lb..-... .o7@ 40 .2,1n@ 32
Hogs, 100 lb.... 21OO6 21.5O lS,6}}C6
y e d hogs.
bacon. ID. b..... 1884 @ .2914 .25Is a .26ts
Mess beef lb.... 30 600 3e. 90 3c.O0G1 81. 90
Mess pork. bbl $1,000 5S. 90 $1,000 81 80
Lard. Mid West,
100 ID. - 34oo@s4.10 a4.2o@24.so
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
STOCK Statesmen

Two high calibre men to sell preferred
stock You can earn from 5000 per week
and up in com missons Complete CO
operation and live leads furnished Refer
ences required. See Nr FriZZeile. Suite
70Z. a05 5th ave.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

Coffee Futurcs.--Coffcc prices moved
in rather narrow range.
Business WIS dull. Trading may have
been affected by the Clearing House
requirement Of increased margins.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Commodities {.

Closing prices were UNCHANGED n oo
points lower.
Prices for future contracts were.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

SALESMEN to sell securities In the fourth
largest Independent oil company IN n 8;
conlmission basis; active leads furnished
only zeal experienced stock salesman wanted
a 1873. Tribune, Or phone Rector 52s5.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
PUBLIC NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for anv
dehts cont rsoted by my wife Hei~n TITUS
Coftiaan, atte. this date. Don NJ, Cornan.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

- ShLESMEN--We need the services OF sa es-
men Such experience as Insurance, cal
estate. special1ies or books an advantages
Compensation liberal Opportunity for
quick a4vancement TO highly paid mana
gerial positions. References required. Call
Room 305 225 5th ay
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Butter, Cheese and Egg

Receipts 1854 packages
Creamery, higher than extras, 5oAM
boc; extras, 80 score, 5S1aM59c; frsts,
IS to 81 score, 56l2 05sc; seconds. SO
to 81 score, 54G o6c; lower grades, 5l0
53c; unsalted, higher than extras, SO
(d63c; extras, 6ll2 2662c; frsts. 59dl
Sic; seconds, Boa Sc; state dairy tubs,
hnest, 58d58hc; good to prime, 55al
57c; common to fair, asa sac; reno
waited, extras, 531 a sac; tirsts,' SEA
53c; lower grades, 47(a sic; imitation
creamery. hrsts, 51052c; ladies'. cur
rent make, hrsts, 48@49Asc; seconds,
46 2 2(dl47c; lower grades, 44d Acc; pack
ing stock, current make, No. /, 46c;
No., 2, 45c; lower grades, 4OM441ac.
Cheese--Receipts were 1856 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh flats, colored.
lb. 32A d32hac; white, 32032Ac aver
age run, colored, 31A032c; white,
81 12 q 31a4c; lower grades, 3ONl31c.
Twins, specials, whites, 81 &c; colored
32G32Ac; average run, white, 31l4:
colored, 3lac; lower grades, 3OG31c;
Wisconsin, whole milk, Twins, fresh,
3l& 032Ac; Single Daisies, fresh,
white; colored, 3203212c Double
Daisies, fresh, 81 l4G32c; Young Amer
icas, fresh, 32% @33Ac; State, skins,
specials, 2312M2419c; prime to choice.
2Otal al22'ac; fair to good, 15Ml9c;
lower grades, 6G14c
Eggs.-Receipts were 42,429 cases
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 4S150
49c; storage packed, extra firsts, al u
d4Sc; hrsts, 46@47c; gathered, extra
frsts, ASIA G47c; firsts. northerly sec
tions, 45G4sc; southcrly sections, Asa
45 51ac; seconds and poorer, 41M441sc;
dirtes, No. /, 421ac; No. 2 and poorer
40G42c; checks, good to choice, dry,
90 la G4lc; under grades, 35G 4Oc; State
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, hen
merry whites, fine to fancy, 52G53c;
ordinary to prime. 49M5lc; gathered
whites. ordinary to fine, 49051c; West
ern and Southern, gathered whites, II
050c; State, Pennsylvania and nearby.
hennery browns, 50d52c; gathered
brown and mixed colors, 45AG49c.
Hay and Straw
Yesterday year ago
large bales SAC. .oo@47oo $4,000 80. 90
G9yer, SEs r,a NO mS 4s"e@4$"" oe 3s"o@ 80
ri nd foIA
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

me second thac OF the creditor and date
woen Judgme,ft fled:
In New York County
Adamson, Robert-C. Schreiner;
Annanaiata ''' joint. Cohen s2s4'Sa
% Jan. 80 lol9 ...... ........ 1870
Scherff!us, Feb g. 1908 $500. 1850
City OF \. Y.-B. Gisen;> April
IL. 1915 ........ ................ 2s35s7
Same-S Regan Dec. IL lal4 as5 o.
"a, liee~9aiis Dec. 2s. - Is ...... l09.05
Dot imam. Ceorge--S Miller ct all
Same. Lindau; Nov; q, 1918 i45.s1 s5.si
Same-B. Levison ct al; Nov. 49,
1915 ........ ..........' 1903
Br9oklyn Heights r; r. co.--I.
Feingold. May B. l9la. $3.50
Davidson. Barnett L.--Knit Goods
Exchange. Inc: Oct. 9. 1915. 442s2
city of y. VI f. Shaughnessv
,soa5N4 May ~ . i9lt. ,:...',. ,..,.-. 2,sos.77
Wallace; March l., 1919. Cva-
" eased} ... w., .,,;;....:..: 4,2s4s2
al, April II. 1919 tvaoated) ss4so
Wohl, Moritz-H. Scjeib; May 90
Frsedman. Joseph. and Moritz 1-V''
,Sft m9hi-J N, Leddy; June l.
Reuben 6s ''Snqslisa2 Arfhus0 phenix cbeesa S24'1
Pope, chss. 9ss, F!rrinity 1a1i Trading l''''
r, Corp Inc. Feb. u, l9ls....:. l7s4.52
Co, Inc: Aug is. Is1s..... 2s7.ss
London Feather Novelty Co.; May
10. 1919 ........... ............ 1870
Fischer. Woln-National city
Bank OF y. Y; May =, 1896 Ns7o
Lang, Isaac k.-E. w Sayre ct
al; May 2s, 1ols. .......... lsos5
Rich. Albert &C. Edcr: March
10. 1915. ..:...:... 1885
Corp Inc; Feb. 81, 191N...... l.7s45c
Sprung, Max-L. Franl; May 13,
1919 ..............'.... 1886
In Bronx County
Razzano, Nincenzo-L. Eblng;
May 4, 1916 lcancelledO.
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Cla ssifie Advertisin
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARE YOU IN A POSITION
TO MAKE AN INVEST
MENT OF FROM $40 TO
$1,000? IF so Do YOU
w ANT TO MAKE LARGE
PROFITS? EXCEPTIONAL.
OPPORTUNITY FOR BIG
TURNOVER. BOX, B. D. 81.
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

Cottonsecd Oil.-Signs of life ap-
pearcd in the cottonseed oil market
Sales for tho day were 700 barrels
Traders are still waiting for develop
ments in the lard situation. Prices for
future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FuRNrsH1N,
and delivering number plates for $40
tcrcycles and motor vehicles snd for
chsun nsurs badges, for the year 1920 ,fii
be received BY Francis u. Hugo Secretary
Of State. IT the Ce pitoi. Aibany New Yort.
until June End. 1919. 81 90 r II Spec.-
fostions may be had upon request
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
PROPOSALS


SEALED BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED BIT
the Board OF Water supply. at its
Offices, twenty second floor, Municipal
Building. Park Row. Centre and Chm bers
streets. Now York CITY. until j a NJ on
Tue sday. June 10. 1872 for Contract 20.
for The construction OF about -. miles Of
highways. Including clearing. grading.
draining. building Of culverts and guard
rails around the Schoharie reservoir IN
the Towns Of Giiboa and Conesville. Scho-
harie county. Prattsville. Greene county.
and RoNburv, Delaware county, New York
Al the above place and time the bid.
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phiets containing information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained a.
the above address. at the office OF the
Secretary. oy depositng the sum of ten
dollars tsloJ iii cash its equivalent for
each pamphlet For further particulars
apply to he Office of the Chief Engineer.
at the above address
JOHN F. CALVIN. PRESIDENT;
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
J.. J. OREILIsY.
Commissioners Board Of Water Supply.
BENZ. +. EfNBIGLER. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Judgments FILED

81. following judgments were filed yes
- The first name being that of the
aep'V In New York County.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CON.
PANY.-Cleans by comp-o -ossed air. steam.
hand or on floor 4l3 East Ash ST. COE q
BRANDT. Telephone 1872 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
SECURITY Statesmen

Now Jersey manufacturing concern.
packed by local business men. requires SIX
hlsh class selesmen; liberal commission
an unusual opportunity to earn big money.
Answer by mail, Mr. s. Grau, Robert Treat
HOteI. NeWarh y ].
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oe
Honorab biz John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate
OF the County Of New York, NOTICE 10
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Joseph r. DeLarnar. late Of ths
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
ness care of sullivan & Cromwell No 20
Wall stree, in the City of New York. on
OF before The 20th day II July next
ALFRED JARETSKI and
UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Executors CT Joseph r. DeLamar. de.
ceased.
DaseG, New York. the l1th day of Jan.
uary 1912.
for Executors. 4s Wall Street. New
YORK n