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New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Miscellaneous

BOSTON. .ciienist Company: james r. Hart
fora dress forms notions and toilet goods books
BRIDGEPORT Conn.-Lsmberg BROTHERS; N
ampTTs ssySSs b Rrooawsy Central Hotel
pany; J. Nidder punches shears, etc Hotel York
= ny nd, saison rire 4 Scott Company: f.
wear 404 Fourth Avenue '0''1D' ''''''
=, CINClNNATi-M Ne~berger. drugs; Holland
coLIMBus. 0hio-caldwell Manufacturing Com
paIy; ny M H., cadwel, baby GTbs Hotel York
neGkwear; Fifth Avenue Building. care f. A. Pat
DULuTH-I Freimuth Company: J. D. Ioevus
drug drugs hosiery underwear. n. Y. O.: ll7O Broad
lleismann' hardware. toys: N. Y. o.. 1l7o Broad
linens, notions. fancy goods. goods 1870 Broad
EVANSVILLE. 1nd.-Nieyer Candy COMPANY
- GREENSBORO. \. C.-McGlamery- Sutton Auto
company; MIR. McGlamery, auto supplies; Grand
:, GREENvIILE oho-ohio Dry Goods Company
r. T.. A. stecSe, ready to wear. linens. laces. en-
GRE;ENvILLE; CAL Newman. clothing and
general merchandise; Hotel Astor
fANsFoRD, Penn.-T. j. Reese cigars. tobacco.
etc :, iiotsI s Msrlborough ''7NS~0'
LWAUkEE~-T II. Britt Company: r. IT
BI1tt manufacturers soda water compounds, Broad
way y, Central C HI I,I Hotel
McNamee art goods: $50 Fifth Avenue: 18th floor
MINNEAPOII Minneapolis Dry Goods Com
phHy MISS r, zimmerman, laces. embrOideries
nandkerchlefs neckwear and petticoats; 432 Fourth
Avenue.
- MINNEAPoLs-L. S. Donaldson Company J.
C. Russell. women's haberdashery and infants
chi md bows wear go Fifth Avenue
MoNNoMERY n. Wv. 0. Hall. auto sup
NEW ORLEANS--D II. Holmes Company. dry
goods: Miss A. Smith. art goods and novelties j.
East Twenty sixth Street.
NORFOLK va.-Joyncs Tire Company: f. Joynes
auto supplies; Hotel York
NORFOLK. Na-W. IT, Fentress roofing and
heating supplies; Hotel Colngwood.
PHlLADELPHIA-J. G. Darlington G. Co Mss
Wloeer. fancy goods 1l70 Broadway; Latham
PHII4ADEI~PHIA-B. kessler. paper bags twine :;
Hotel York
PIIIADELPHrA-ziesler Brothers: Mr. zicgler,
manufacturers shaes; Herald Square Hotel.
PIFTSBl RGB-Care kaufmann's L. Schwartz
merchandise manager womens hsberdashery. 1l61
Broadway
PITTsBURGH--The Rosenbaum Company; r +
Pofenborh. ccgsets; Alfred Fant. ll6 West Thirty
second Street. New York City.
PROVIDENCE. r. Harvey & Otis; J. H
Hotel.
READING Pa.-McCloud & Spannuth: II
McCloud notions. hosiery gloves, elnbroderies nib
bonS aNd fa-cy goods Grand
RICHMOND. Va--Mason Brothers; Mr. Mason,
instament goods; Hotel York
ROME Ga.-Latham e. Sons Company J. n
.anham. drygoods and general merchandise; Hotel
SHAFT, Penn-T. j. Reese. groceries and no.
ticns Hotel Marlborough.
WILMINGTON. n. C-S Bear & Sons; s. Bear,
groceries etc: Grand Hotel
WOONSOCKET r. I-Falk Brothers; ]. Falk.
general lines: Broadway Central Hotel.
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Mems Wear

BuFFALo-W. Hcngerer Company: II J. smer-
seventh Street.
CHICAGo-M. Goldberg. clothing; Breslin
CLEVELAND-Enterpr credit Clothing Com
pany; NJ. Rosenblum. mems and wonens clothing
McApin.
CRIsFIELD. Md-M H Douglas & Co; NJ. H.
Douglas. clothing. mems furnishing goods hats
Lo9ts, shoes, broadway Central
DE-,N ER-Wison d Wylie Manufacturing Com
pany; j. Wilson. mems furnishing goods and
>, FAYETTEvILLE. \. C.-B Fleishman & Bros :.
womSn's clothing: ,ll6l Broadway: Brcsn
JOPLIN, Mo -Newman Merchandise Company ::
=. FelA; mems furnishing goods and hats, Of
Lyons, llS2 Broadway Gerard
NEW ALBANY. Ind. Sapinsky & Son j.
Saphsky. meas and boys clothing 1888 Broad
way sol.
PORTLAND. Orc.-Coopey woollon Mills Com
pany; G.. Coopcy. clothing and wooens Navarro
READING, Penn.-Brusstsr Company, clothing
furnishing gpols and manufacturers shirts: c. l..
puaney, representing; Navarro.
MISUNDERSTANDING Norton & CO. VIII
e. wholesale and manufacturers clothing
Commodore
ST ALBANs. VT. Descherncs. clothing and
,,. ST. JOSEPH. Mo-Ncw Model D. G. Company :;
Mrs A. Berger. mems, women's and children s
ready adv, +, e wear; ll6i Broadway: Brsslin.
and hats Marlborough
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BUYERS Arrived

M5s Trs5k Douthat. sprns lines: New York city
facturers' lingeries Bresliu.
:, BOSTON. G Bowden & Son. dry goods etc :
BosToN-H Hamblett & Wren dry goods general
megenadIls gdzFsy NJ N, J. Wren rspressntins GresOra
dry goods and general merchandise Mrs O. j.
Volmer representins: Park Avenue Hotel.
mer. dry goods etc; 2l3 Fifth Avenue care
general msIshsnase liots '1S Woods'oc Ges = nu"'
BUSHNELL Ill.-The Crane Store: Mrs, c. A.
Hunt. general merchandise; Hotel Woodstock
cHICAGo-carson. PiEie, Scott s Co 5 Carson.
white goods. linens notions. handkerchiefs muslin
nndorwear fancy goods leweiry, veilngs. ribbons.
COLUMBIA. Tenn.-Maury d. G. Company: j.
I. cNI Wosni Stss,,,!S sSneTsl nn, buyer mperia
dry goods; NJ. Morehouse, representing; ll7o
COLUMBUS. ohio--The F. & R Lazarus Com
pany; Robert Lazarus, general merchandise: Retail
hGsssvSs psWsoA oAAs'0ciatioq' 22s Ffth ASepgs
Martin, dry goods and womens ready TO wear;
DETRoIT-crowley Bros: Mr.. Durmond. dry
:, DotGLAs. Arz.-Pheps. Dodge Merchandise
TS5mpany Io5n B. Solner general merchandise: 90
DULUTH Minn.-Tuuth Glass Block store: Mr..
ha!l basement; care +. A. Patrick Company Fifth
EAU CLAIRE. wis-wiliarn sauuolson d. c.
COMPANY ,P9 4 J. Gsske general merchandlse Albert
+. r.
Brown, dry goods. mems clothing, womeu's ready
TO wear; 1910 Broadway.
HOUSTON. Texas-Columhia n. G.. Company ;
Mr. and Ms Ben Cohen. representing: Astor Hotel.
LANCASHIRE. Penn.--Hayer Brothers: Miss T.
Martin. representing: Dry Goods Alliance 404
Fourth Avenue.
,I.Auhl1lL. sTiss.-Moorehesd & numer; Mr
Moorehead. general merchandise; Hotel Marl-
LITTLE ROCK Ar, -Pfeifer Bros: A. Nasssk.
general gene READY I" wear bargain basement; 1850
>, NnNNEAPoIIs-D -Donaldsan l., s Co: Miss
HoaFga4 renresenting; $50 F!fN4 Avenue. 18Th floor
ner.haaiise, iioi,1 i,.rtler' se'''- 81
MOUNT PHEASANT Tox.-C O Iide: dry goods
general m.rch2uuise and ready to wear. Al Union
square Marlborough.
NASHVILLE 'rcur-I I. Smith general
mergnanGise lle'e Marlborough.
:. NEW HAVEN. Conn sAarteuberg's; NJ. $
Munino' reresentins: Dry Goods Alliance. 404
Fourth Avenue.
PARIS Tcnn.- Johnson & Van cleave Co. f. NJ
Van Cieavo. dry goods, notions. mems and women
clothing etc; Imperial
-, PiILADEIpHlA-Perlherg IS Cooper s. s.
COOPER manufacturers c.oaks and suits: 1870 Broad
PITrSBuRG. Kan-Israol Bros: D. Israel. dry
disc; Imperial.
co pIT!TsToN, Penn.-Pittsson D: G. Co P J. Mo
CormlcR, boys wear merchandise manager men 5
Street 0' ~
, ROCHESTER. y. Y-sibey. Lindsay Cur Co.
- ,,;a. a, Enlai1s ribbons ANA dry goods Sibley.
l'isqssg sp@igr Nqtr s,li Co; Co; 432 Fourth Avenue.
6 w. kdTeA. merchandise manager. lle West
TACOMA, Nasf--S u. Asia Co. s N Asia.
ini!nery cults eloals. manufacturers women's gar
WINSTON SALEM. y C.EN H. Medesris. dry
goods. etc; Gerard '
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Women's Wear and Millinery

BARBEToN. oho-Ladies' Style Shop; Miss r
nIii1uiey' y' iadies wear; NJ. A. Harp, lls2 Broad
ST. BINGHAMToN, q, \. y-A. W swarz Co Mr.
BIsRF:E. Ariz.-Phelps Dodge Mere. Company
M1Ss ,ydr' MaFgaret hQoen. womens ready TO wear;
boom wUa e,r hA9srasshsy ras, infants chiidrcns and
BOSTON, Mass.--Conrad & Co. Miss S. Wolf
sol, son skirts Miss r. RomAnow. muslin underwear
BURLINGTON. VT D. Alternately: Miss
C. cEARKgB s2Ssh! RG mll,9ey W c0%m0aors si,m Cum
mnss Of the Cummings Cloak aid Suit Store suits
and g9alSs; ,ls.,t1 McAlpin
CLEVELAND, ohio--Entcrprise Credit Clothing
Io,Rpsny; NJ Rosenbium. mems and women 5
Rose6Gsnn @omens wear HoSi Ws,cE MI
DICKINSON. " Dak@Afiss r. A. Flanagan,
DOUGLAS, Ariz.-phsps Dodge Nero Company
Mrs d f. smith. buying infants. children s. boys
wear, women $ ready TO wear. women's haber-
DULUTH. MINI Oriental shop Mr. A. silvian.
dresses Tssy 62uses suits; Hotel Latham.
DULUTH, Mnn.-Dulu.h Glass Block Store
Filth Avenue Building
% puLuTH. Minn.-Bruen's Apparel Shop. w H.
dresses Hotel knckerbocker S'9
DULgllI. Mnn.-Duluth Class Block Store
Miss Black lingerie; f. a. Patrick Company Fifth
:, FAyET-rEvlLiD y. C.-n F!eishman & Bros
IL. Fieshman and $ NJ. Fleshman. mems and
FORT % GRoS Hiis" MishL ''f Hl9sF sF01s"sx { SON. Phil
higfr li.anSsc adissr suits ana ceqts: McAlpin
TO GAINEsynLE. AN, TeswF R N. Patterson ready
GALEsBURG nl.--Kellogg Drake & Co; j. G.
Heart, coat, suits. waists; The New Pennsylvania
GREENy1LLE Ohio--ohio Company D. G.; F.
a. stecke ready to wear, linens. laces embroid
HARTFORD. Conn Dillon & Co.: c. Dill
ION millinery. gloves. waists cloaIs suits Belmont
LANA, ohio-M Federman. cioaAs and suits
LlNcnBuRG. va.-IIavkins Co.; Mr. Hawkins.
"9%r9 MInn1 TToyvN TTa5 st'. GFSnd u Iio,s ,on.on
MuWAu KEE Wiss SkoTfon' cloaiss, yaaS'' suits
MINNEAPoLIs. Mnn.-rhe Dayton COMPANY
T. s MAYER read. to wear and furs; 225 Fifth
MoRGANTOwN: W ya--The Quality Shop; s
Finn. women's and misses ready 10 wear, furs and
NEW ORLEANS. La.-A Hurwitz, women's
-, NORTH pLNrrE. Neb--H Block. cloals. suits.
G. PI1"rsBURGlI,, Penn.--Kaufmann Department
ready 70 wear; l2si broadway. dsS.' ''''0'' women
READING. Penn.-,wolfson Co; Mr. wolfaon
salt Lake CITY Ttah|Hudson i,S lV'1s Bay Fur Com
suits and waists ZIG West Thirty second Street,
SAN FRANCTsCo-Tho Emporium: Mr. Radclir.
Goals SUITS dresses; Associated Merchandising Cor
ST JOSEPH. Mo.--New Model D. G. Companv
Mrs A. Berger, women's, mems and children 8
ST LOUISE Shay, women's Wear. Holland
Houre ~ ~
STREAT0R, In.F Roscnred. women's furnish
ings; Herald Square Hotel.
q, re. T0PEKA, kan.-A Conkllng. ready to wear
TRINIDAD. CoL.-Jamicson House Furnishing
Company; Miss McAlen, ready to wear Jay &
WATERIOo, Iowa-Burch Bros Company Mrs.
NJ Lobe, ladies ready to wear As West Thirty
WINSTON SALEM n CT X svarto,,
millinery; Grand Hotel -'
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Irving National
Has Good Year

Total resources of the Irving Ma
tional Bank at the close of 1918 amount
ed to $148, 1852, ,549, and since the world
war began in August, 1914, deposits
have grown from 55,00000O to over
$4,000. 900. The annual report to
stockholders, issued yesterday stated
that a substantial portion of this
growth has been effected during the
past two years.
After provision for bad debts and de-
probation of securities to present
market values the bank reported
profits last year of $2537,518. From
this there was set aside for Federal
taxes $1,2b3,S30. Dividends to stock
holders absorbed $5a0,o00 and n spe-
cia contribution to the Red Cross re-
quired $4,000. "his left a balance
carried to undivided pspfits amounting
to $69s,69s.
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Business Troubles

There were no receivers in pannruptcy appointed
yesterday In the United States District Court.
The schedules in bankruptcy fled yesterday
IN the United States District Court were fol-
address. shows liabilities Of 500 4s9 and no as
sets Sc The three largest creditors Noyse
Company. city. s2.264. and the United Stores
Ksay Company H:roa a West Eighteenth Street
Street. Is the attorney.
William Grebler and Louis sussman trading
as Easicn' Elecfricai Contracting Company at
SO East Fifty ninth Street. Yesterday assigned for
Justice Blur OF the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed Charles Dousherty temporary receiver Of
these assets and effects Of Tree & Co. Inc.
on application OF NJ. Maxwell r Tree John "
tary dissolution Of the corporation. Charles T.
heydt has been named referee In the proceed
iinss. and an order to show cause Set down
Of 5000 N''''-'
The petitions in bankruptcy fled yesterday In
phi.ip PM = Lasher aa Kingston. \. r.. shows naii
largest: creditors W are Norris 4 Co.. kinssos 5s
n Y. SSH; Jaoobina Forsr. Kingston. n Y.
t'ufth Street and First " Avenue s4d9 Of tie
ssseIs s9iSo Are IN @ real estate James jenkins
Frank McGarry voluntary petition of Frank
McGary. 600 Burke Avenue. shows liabilities Of
90 Niu assets o' slUu. The ihre1 largest
creditors are. William H Taylor. Bronxwood
unihrs Ayeiuc ard loefh street ssoo. aai
Bronx Borough Bank. Williamsbridge branch. $3.50
hratncr a BouEAo 20 broadway. lAe at
torneys.
Warren W weseman. A voluntary petition
shows liabilities Of 81 $50 and assets Of ssS8.
The three largest creditors T'orence
Weuer. SIS East Sixiy-slAth street. $50 and
Lasher & Lathrop Inc, 9o Lafayette Street.
attorney.
Robert HILL Inc An involuntary petition
against Robert IilA. Inc. 24s West fIsg second
Stree. Is ly tho following creditors. Trocter
6 Gamble Distributing CO. s31l: seahcard Rice
Milling Co. SCI. and Thomas J. Upton Inc
$40. Loe~ loew, 299 Broadway. the at
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House Furnishings, Furni.
ture, Drapery, Floor
COVERINGS
UAIvpRTDCE e

DAINBRIDGE. Ga-H J. Bruton. china and
glassware; Aberdeen.
CINCINNATI-Robert Mitchell Furniture Com
pany II A Redheld. lace curtains and uphol-
stcry: NaYarre.
DULUTH AIinn.-Duuth Glass Block Store: Mr..
Hofstetter rugs and draperies; +. A Patrick.
Fifth Avenue Building.
DULUTH Mmn.--f. F-cimuth Company; r. c.
Griffith. rugs. draperies: \. Y. o.. ll7O Broadway
GOLDSBoR0. \. C.Royeli q Borden Furniture
and CARPET Company: G. c, Royal furniture and
manufacturers mattresses: Gregorian.
NEW OHLEANS-D. II. Holmes Company;
Halbach. carpets and rugs: Is East Twenty sixth
Street.
SHARON Penn.--w C. D. Forrest e. Son; NJ.
v De Forrest. floor coverings; Astor. Broadway
WAAAHACilIE. Tex.--Chee,es Bros. & Co. dry
goods. furnishing goods. clothing. carpets etc
i C. Rogers. carpets Imperial
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1nsa a' Joscpi.M wassclmaa 20sseS
EKsSscGer & Co '...D'..'' '-'.1 .'S l.7aOes
Kip. Geo CT Berman ................ 3566 81
Kabact. Andrew F. rec'r-R. Janov.... 1855
Levy Gustaye-M Cohen .............- 2S6 s6
La Sale Richard--Aichaud Bros, Inc. 1871
Idpnncr. Franeis-j- D. Iowden. ....--. 362 80
Linden. Rose-Lawyers' Mortgage Co.. 6.263ls
MaNer. Ehgele-M summers -.-....-.--. 2yl.l9
Vaudeville. Harry L.-G. V Heidi. i.02{l75
SaIfe-Same ...--.-...-. l.o25-s3
Inc.. costs ''''''g'' l''D.' 1866
Norwich " y l. Propeller COB o. -
oshinsSy.. Israel Ma Goodman ~. -. lssSTs
sten Andy Paper Box Co)-Arabol -
Pisciello Barfolo adm-City OF \ y i9ois6
Redlich. SamuelS Manick. ct a.. $500. los 20
Spiege Louis and Anno--Nauonal Surety
S;ernbcrger Alfred L-R Arb 43s 68
Sdoror Saran-Tnker Realty Corp. costs l0s.s5
SidoroT ssmuel-same. costs .......... lOs95
Hamburger. E. al ....'..,-",..,. s47l7
STREET Louis-P NJ Archdescon. costs. no. 20
lerr & Social Assn -. - GRIPS
TAieie. Gnstave-E Tousssinf. jr. -. 1885
TerRec. Sender. and Terkc- IRON Works
-. .Inc.-Travelers' ms Co. .............. ssf5s
NeisswanRc. otto P-E. 1eitz Inc.... a35TS
Winston. Estello G.-M. c. Oringer ..... 32Is IS
ssTns-Ssns ssms-Ssns S2ia4z
III III c RaPia@otn - '' Isl 40
costs =: los o.
Werner. F1orencs D Same costs -. iI4s5
Warner Sugar Refining COB. Resser 1850 e5
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Shoes

CRISFiH4D. Md.-M. II. Douglas & Co: NJ II
Douglas, boots. shoes. mems clothing and furniah
ing goods. hats. Broadway Central
DULUTH. Minn--Duluth Glass Block Store Mr.
neppe ladies shoea: Firth Avenue Building. care
j.. A. Patrick COMPANY @
ST. ALBANS VT. Dcschermcs clothing and
shoes Manhattan.
SPOKANE. Wash Culhcrtson t;rote f,ankin
Company. !. Bandcr shous. Alfred tanu ll6 West
Thirty second Street.
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Satisfied Judgments

The Hrst name is that Of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment wAs
nied:
Nepci: OCT. so 1915. .:..:............ s.. sss "a
cane, Sane-A' .Sepes; Oc. So i9ls 500 90
s.i Inc Oct 80: 1918. ..;.......:.;. 1915
g. IL. 1918 -. 1850
!. 1919 .......,...... ~. s4ssa
ss,,,e-Sains Ta,rs- os' ~ lsis siAas
s... isiS ;;....s..;...- s1s2s
v,l..s BARLOW Co Dee e. i9is: 80. I2.Oss 50
=, ,iSs, hooey apr. y. l9is .,.,...,..... 1891 Il
,.,ss,s Jnns Il i lsi5 ,yac9isdl ...;...' 25s 20
nss q ssstiis; Jan: "a 1917 - :...s 1.ns 5.ooi %
Thomas Co: May 0. 1eI7........ ba57s
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Judgments
following Judgments were hed yesterday, tho

The following judgments were fed yesterday. the
first being that of the debtor
Brooks Joseph-MaNwcu Motor Sales Corp $3.50 SO
Bell. Bert C--R A. Gold So. 25. 1872 95
Benyon Geo. W--G. Sch!mer Inc .... 26S As
Bsgono. ledee-N Y. Rys. Co. costs. Jos 05
Risgone. t1dolc gdn.-Same. costs. ll5 s5
Coh-l. Louis IL kirsclibaum, ct al. .... 3se II
Earuso. loseph-.i@hn Fink nk........... 634 80
Duntee. Chas W--Moore Bros. Inc. a4e 81
Dortwn; GustAye-E. Checker .....,.... S63 rs
20 ferau", fedro q. 4.--Marlboruugh Corp l.lsT. .Qa
hers, ii,, Joseph ii,--G LndeumeScr q al. Iai.55
field ....,..., ............,........... ii2ls
rrenkenihalcr louis Il Walsh ........ 2.e7s.eO
Crosse !oseph--Gy OF n r: casts -. Jos 90
treli. Chas. w. and Adelph smsta--B
Smith 49,. -. lis.7c
Goodnh. hariy---fi l@oMy ..... ,...... $50 SO
Sfeen Gracu. and II; Wnter--PeosGe. &c aa0 90
necnt ,iSdoiv~M. Field ,s.............. S5d. Al
neSe' ,,' n!anshc ,sl A. VI "ilcti .,... e.kl0.96
pdassnrn.na ins,isStc OF sNs, Technology aicss
II II Henry 1906 as
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F'slr's

BOSTON-Chandlcr & Co. drygoods. etc G. F.
Johnson. furs; Syndicate Trading Company. $50
Fifth Avenue
DETROIT Birmbaum & Co. Mr. Birmbaum,
fur, Grand IL Hotel.
T. S. Mayer, turs. ready TO wear: 225 Fifth
Avenue room S26
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

Stocks of industrial subjected to professional selling
touched
low record dlevelsf
Steel common singled declined early the
loss OF Ia Railway
pment developed increased offerings Metal
smelling somewhat steader and closed firm
number speciate developed weakness with Continental
12, Kelly Springfield Tire 5S Suz
Motor I SIS F. w Wooworth 4 1-2 Pacific Mail points
Barrett Company stock
~ pont p Industrial Alcohol which ad
IL.
Liberty Loan issues were easier
Foreign issues steady.
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Leather and Fancy Goods,
Jeweirv

MLWAuKEE-H Harris. jowellry, etc; Hotel
Alcazar
MONTREAL. oueboc-saba & shattiIa Bros ; A.
s. shattlla' fancy goods. iewelry and leather
PITTSBuRG Penn.--Kaufinan & Bear Co
Frank karel. leather goods. iewelry. silverwarc
room 1905.
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General Merchandise

BILLINGS Mont. III art Amin Company dry
goods. cc II. II AlbIn and II. Nj, Hart. rcpre-
sentltg l20 West Thirty second Street room lalo.
BlRMlNtH AM. Alta ~~lreSlnou Company: l..
Achurman. merchandise. manager. 1850 broadway.
ath hoos.
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Bronx County Judgments Filed

The frSt is that OF tho debtor
lbeeIs Andrew F-B Beers .......,,... $50 IN
f,nssx nssS'' .o .Mor''s-i. hNteman ..s l.oFe
,,si.s wee s'@li2a Inc. ..-........ l2oRs
,'se'ssa' 'auies -. fleiSehinan. 6. -
tsras,, A,ANid---f q Gutsman. .-...,... sos ~
,N2.1',, SAlue'~ T. T. S8sre ct al, .,..- iS6 0S
Mar nSi3@l''.' , nSneR ..... 3ssSs
N.,s sse s.a'qn Inc ssN4
=, Asssosiatioa s, ,,.........'.Ss '''''' sSao
fslmeri. Michaei-Desnarest Ngabe Co
s.,,. hle ,v....,-s..:...s........ lSs a.
S.assat' S.mwe.' hM,s-i hs-i Edssr .--.......s isYal
san,oro. MieSael and A. oipaer Msrr p..,, l6s &
~ uello Epstein Wrrcking Coz. T,c... han 20
s"sii0i' Sluenoe 1'-N. l.. Wlfsa. ll5sx
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Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

dividend also IN dollars
High ana 10" prices Vi '
ava h.sed only ctionso 100 shares
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Bid and Ask ed
Quotations

The following table gives closing bid
and asked quotations for stocks listed
on the New York Stock Exchange, but
not traded in Yesterday:
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Notions and Toilet Goods

CLEVELAND-1he Higbee Company; Margaret
Fifth Avenue.
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LIBERTY BONDS
~prices include interest.

Aprices include interest
-~-~~-~--~----s-
First Lieutenant C.. s. tcinhart. n
member Of the New York Stock Ex-
change, has been awarded the Croix de
Gucrre and citntion from tho French
staff with which he served.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Bonds

Following is complete record of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
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Consolidated Exchange

tUpit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares.l
transactions and prices yesterday for tho
moro active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

Bid. Asked.
hress pr. l0634 1912
Laclede Gas. IS 81
haSs dc pr E & W "a 7's % "a
Iigs X VI L. .2I2 22O
Lew Is LIST pr 95E.
do I'd pr. "a 97l2
Lorillard 7. .l6o i6a
DO pr ....l06 10
LOUSY Il MIA ii6
Mackay Cos. .. II 70
do pr $50. 50 6aiE,
Manhat Beach 2s4 3
Manhat Shirt. 81 78
May Dept st. 81 IS
do pr .....lG6Na ~
Mich Central. 65la 96
NJ * S l. new ga 10
MSP& SSM pr. 100 1903
do lsd lines. 63 20
NJ X q r.. 4s4 5X
do pr ..... ga ga
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p r w & C.I3434 i40
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Tob y Prod pr I03 I01I2
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New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

The Hrst name Is that Of the debtor. the second
I OF the creditor. and date when Judgment wAs
, 1919-04-14
Publication.

HAVING this date entered upon
the duties Of the office of Gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, all orders now in
effect issued by my predecessor,
Rear Admiral James H. Oliver, US.
Navy, will remain in force until
otherwise ordered.
The following aids have this cate
been appointed by me, and as such,
are authorized to sign communica-
tons as prescribed for the Govern
or's Aids In Executive Order No. 2
series, 1917, dated April 9, 1917:
Captain William R. White, u. S.
Navy; Captain Charles S. Butler,
Medical Corps, us. Navy; Lieuten-
ant Robert L. PettigreW, Civil
Engineer Corps, u. S. Navy; Cap
tain Leo F. S. Koran, us. Marine
Corps; Lieutenant Elmer L. Beach,
Pay Corps, U.S.N. R.F., and Ensign
StOrer G. Decatur, U.S.N.R.F.
j. W. OMAN.
Governor.
St. Thomas, April 8, 1919.
, 1919-04-14

The Chief Cable Censor, Nav Depart
ment, announces that, effective April
18th, the restrictions imposed by the
Regulations of U. S. Cable Censorship
will no longer be imposed on normally
routed %cablegrams (via cable or radio)
transitipg between ports in the United
States or it's possessions, on the one hand,
and Japan or China on the other hand
excepting that the Regulations will con-
tinue to be enforced against cablegrams
to, from or passing through Hongkong.
The normal routing Of cablegrams be-
tween the United States, Japan and
northern China is not via Hongkong'.
Traffic exempted by above will continue
to route through censorship stations but
beginning 1901 A. M. Friday, you will
pass automatically. San Domingo and
Haiti not considered possessions" of
the United States.
R. G. WILLIAMS.
DsSpGtching Secretary.
By Direction