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Detective Agency

LAWRENCE DETECTIVE AGENCY-Main
onice. Madison Ave, room s015 Infor-
nation secured without publicity or no.
torety. Shadowing by male female de-
tectiVes anywhere. Reports prompt; rates
reasonable. Gramercy 374o-3946
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NEW YoRk-uN1TED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, as trustee.
Plaintiff, against CHARLES M. MARKS,
under the will Of Selm Marks. deceased;
MONTAGUE D. COHEN, as executor and
trustee trustee under the win Of selm Marks, de-
MARKS, FRANCES MARKS. his wife;
JOEL. MARKS, IDA MARKS. his wife
HANNAH APPLETON. CELIA LEAVY,
rLORENCE WHITE, GRACE Fl. LIN
coAEH cdAEEhs BARRnM M nARKs; .RR ~ HATTIE E
yinsl. MABEL KAssEL. HARRY APPLE-
T0N; 7SA Wv MlLToN sI,o,,, LEAyY, CARLISLE
LERsDIE DIXON. cONsTANCE mYAMs
ROBERT 1. WHITE, ROBERT p. LIN,
COLIN Cor Richard Lincoln). MARGERY
Av1rT LEAv1rT JR foAM r7c cEEAv1TT I'm II WIS AAh1N
exeeutor f;n.;., Of the WI Of Isabel J. Grod-
wife; REALTY SUPERVISION COMPANY
and THE PEOPLE OF THE STARE or
NEW YORK, Defendants.
Action No. 2.--SUMMONS-Tria desired
In the County of New York
10 the above named Defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer al tho complaint in this action, and
70 serve copy of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after the service of this summons exclu
slve OF the day of service; and in case of
your failure to appear or answer, iudg
ment fent Will be taken against you by default
LOT & she rellef demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York, January %, 1919.
STEWART & SHEARER, Attorneys for
Plaintih; ONCE and Post Once Ad-
dress. As Wall Street, Borough Of Man
., haitian. City of New York -
10 Leonorl Dixon, Queen Victoria
Leavitt. Charles M. Marks, Jr., Ellersdie
Dlxon, Margery Leavitt. John Leavitt
aaron Leavitt. Jr.. and Barnett Marks:
Inc foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication pursuant TO an order
OF OF ION John NJ. Tierney, a Justice of the
supreme Court OF the State of New York
dated the 18th day of June. 1919, and filed
WITH with tho complaint in the Office of. the
Clerk or the County of New York, at the
county Court House. in the Borough of
York. o NE"
Dated June 16, 1919
STEWARr & SHEARER, ATTORNEYS for
draan dralntiH; r. once e. and Post oalce Ad-
o1t[ess, 1t, no. 40 Wall Street, Borough Of
Manhattan, CITY New yorlz 49, -
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WAITRESS, experienced. good salad maker: :
very neat and reliable. $50-s55. Please cali
W"eanesoay " AFTERNOON. L.. Miss Hofmayer's
SS47 Murray Hill.
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WEsTLoToRN's Detective Agency shad-
owing. confidential investigation, etc 80
East 42d. Phone Murray Hill 2743.
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RICHEST prices paid for furniture. antiques
piahos. pric-a -brac. books. art, etc. GABAY,
- University Place 'Phone Stuyvesant 2377
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WAITRESS can take place Of hutler pood
appearance, excellent reference CITY or
country. Miss Shaughnessy's Agency, $50
WASHING AND IRONING by day, Mon
Gays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS CLAW
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Clas Advertisin
HELP WANTED FEMALE

HEAD stock for ribbon dept. Call or
write Stern & Greenberg. Columbus ave.
& 10Sd st.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

u. 8. HARBOR LINE BOARD Will,
=. hold Public Hearing. 80 whitehall
street. New York. Room 512. II a. M,
June 20. 1919. on proposed extension OF
pierhead line between Piers / and II
North River Manhattan. Interested par.
ties Invited to attend and be heard.
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SUMMONS

NEW .YoRK-UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. as trustee.
Plaintiff, against CHARLES M. MARKS,
individua and as executor and trustee
under the will of Selm Marks. deceased !;
MONTAGUE d. COHEN, as executor and
trustee under the will of seiim Marks. de-
JOEL MARKS, IDA MARKS, his wife:
HANNAH 1s6l>ad APPLETON, CELIA LEAvY,
coin. QUEEN VIcToRIA LEAvfTT,
caARLEs caATI NJ INA, MARKS, JR; HATTIE n
MHRKs. Lille 4EoM LEVINE SNns' 1oS Lille IRN6H 61
vine), MABEL KAsSBL, HARRY APPI,E E.
TN e, Wv MlLT0N NT@n, LEAYY, cARL1sLE +
ROBERT I. WHITE ROBERT P. LIN
G0LN Ger RICHARD Lincolnl. MARGERY
LEAvITT' E VIZ JOIN LEAv1TT; AARON
NET MARKS, HARRY p: LINCOLN. as
jinski 5AGoR WoLT ROSA WoLT his
and THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. Defendants.
Action No. 1.-SUMMONS.-Trial desired
In the County of New York.
TO the above named Defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action, and
to serve a copy of your answer on the
after the service of this summons, ex-
elusive of the day of service and in case
OF your failure to appear or answer. iudg-
ment will be taken against you by default
foT the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York January %. 1918.
STEWART & SHEARER, Attorneys for
Plaintiff; ONCE and Post Office Ad-
dress, 45 Wall Street. Borough of Man
haitian, New York City.
To Leonora Dixon. Queen Victoria Leavtt,
Charles Nj. Marks, Jr., Ellersdie Dixon,
Margery Leavitt. John Leavitt, Aaron
Leavitt, Jr and Barnett Marks:
Ihe foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order
of Hon. John M. Tierney. Justice of the
Supreme Court Of the State of New York
dated the 18th day of June. 1919. and filed
with the complaint in the office of the
Clerk of the County of New York. at the
County Court House. in the Borough Of
Manhattan. City, County and State of New
York.
Dated. June 16, 1919
STEWART & SHEARER. Attorneys for
Plaintiff; Office and Post Office Ad-
dress. No. As Wall Street, Borough OF
Manhattan. City of New York.
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrorate
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE n
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Clara J. Gordon. late of the
County OF New York. deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof to tha
subscriber. ut place OF transacting business.
care Of Taylor, jackson, Brophy g. Nash.
No, 30 Pine Street. in the City OF Nav
York. on or before tho 22nd day Of No
vember next.
Dated. New York. tho 21st day of May
1919 "'"'
THE PORTABLE TRUST co. OF
NIW AOHk. Executor.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John p. Cohaian. Surrogate OF
uary H. 1919, NOTICE IS hereby given to
ali persons having claims against Robert
j. Collier. late o. tn. County Of New York
deceased, to present the same with vo,ch.
ers thereof to the subscribers. at their place
OF transacting business, at the orice OK
Broad Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan
in the City of New York. on or befors the
first day of August next
Dated, New York. the twenty-second da,
SARAH STEWARD COLLIER.
OF NEW YORK,
Administrators c. Z
TAYLOR. HCMEs & BEGG. Attorneys
for Administrators C. I. a., "a Bruad
Street New York City.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
Honorable John z. Cohalan, a Srrropat.
OF the County of New York, NOTICE =.
hereby given to all persons having clalns
against LIMA WEBER. late of the CnnnIv
OF New York, deceased, to present ~.
same with vouchers thereof t. the suhs
scri5ers.tat their place OF transactine hu,,
ness. at the office OF their attorney Haroid
G. Aron. No. so Pine Street, in the civ
OF New York. on or before the 9th day OF
August next
CHARLES f. WEBER.
HENRY NJ. WISE
Dated. New York. the 27th day Of Jan.
HAROLD G. ARoN. Attorney for Ex.
ecutors. so Pine Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. N. Y
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ON
Honorable JOHN p. COHALAN, a Surn.
gate Of the County Of New York, NOTICE
against George Fl. Jane~Ay, late of tho
tns the same with vouchers thereof to the sub.
scrtber at her place OF transacting business
nIn1is 1me oacse OF her attorneys, SPENCER
william Street. Street. In the City of New York
on or before the third day OF October next
~ Dstcd, New York. tho slst day OF
MARY l.. SWIFT. Txecutrtr.
SPENCER, ORDWAY. LLOYD t. WIERIJM
Attorneys for Exccutrix.
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USED CARS FOR SALE

PACKARD CAR FOR SALE-191e Twin
SIX SIX Packard ran $1,000 miles. limousine
oooy guaranteed absolutely In best con
dition; price $4,000. Can be seen at mi
vate garage. 1853 East 10th ST.
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BEAUTY SHOPS
WOMEN'S APPAREL FOR SALE

MANUFACTURER will close out balance
of stock of silk georgette taffeta or wash
dresses below wholesale prices 43 w. oath
st.. 8th floor
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RTTSTNFSS SPECTAT,S-

CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY for Pawn
Tickets Diamonds Precious Stones and
Jewelry; strictly confidential. FORGOT
STON'S. SOB Fifth Ave. Northeast Corner
42d st. Tel. 5331-Vanderbit.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER and stenographer; at least
four years experience in trial balance and
general office work: permanent; good salary.
20. Tribune.
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YOUNG MEN-several of neat appearance
for pleasant outdoor work: hrs. work
day will $25 weekly. Call before
a. m, 367 Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN room 307
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WANTED

A man with some experience
in the financial district who de-
sires an opening as an adver-
tising solicitor. Fine prospect
for the right man. Address
Box 30. Tribune.
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1x0HASnnN sal .typist Mo also IN.
.XMAo1e e1ussr: E4nst.xn; stats xs..
~ sssHsd ard sSvsSss1ss: Spod ooDss.
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LAKEWOOD FARM INN.

ROSCOE, N. Y. OPEN JUNE H.
Altitude 2.700 feet. 1870 miles from New Yort
No black nies or mosquioes; Orchestra, Dancing.
Sports. Saddle Horses. etc. NEW YORK BOOK.
INC OFFICE. ll80 BROADWAY. Tel. Madison
SQuarc-474S.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM.
PANY.-Cleaas by compressed air. sfeanr
hand or on Door. 4i9 East 43th st. COE &
BRANDT. Telephone 1873 Murray Hill.
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AVE- BUY gentlemen's discarded CLOTH
Ing. business suits, overcoats fur lined
coats. full dress. Tuxedos, pants, shoes of
every descrption; positively pay more than
others others Call. write Or phone MEYER HORO-
WIZ. 44S 9TH ave Greeley 14a5
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Rugs

Rugs
ORIENTAL RUGS any any condition.
tity bought for highest cash; appraisinr .
sEsclAity; call or write. Basnatlap 90
west 4sth st. Phone 61o1 Bryant.
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Patents

PATENTS.
over 10 years practice; all communities.
lions strictly CONFIDENTIAL: handbook on
patents FREQ on request; special facilities
tor office consultations Mum 4 Co.
patent attorneys. GIL Woolworth Building.
New YORK.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

50 WEST 9TH ST.-Furnished room and
bath. handsome apartment; only ladies.
References required. Apt. 7G
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION

YOUNG women to train for nurses; IS
Z months course: pay while learning.
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, "a Liv-
tngston St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Typcwriters

AypcWrILere
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
Non-vtsihie. nionths IS. Visible.
months, 7sse up Initial payment appiiss
II purchased.
AAiEHicAS WRITING MACHINE CO.. Inc.
s5s EroAdway. At Worth 81. aTsi' sIoi
~ A. 2sd st. opp. Madison Ave. Srranxjin
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
=" Dsfe'sy ~ Tel. ASS Barclay.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

-A-CHAMBERMAID. Very superior
servant; excellent city references: $45-
$50. ST. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 e.
43d st.. Sd floor Telephone Ss47 Murray
Hill.
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Let us tackle your case, however large
or small, and obtain quick results: com
mercial criminal and personal difficulties
speciality; licensed and bonded BY the State
OF New York. Write call or phone
FERRON DEFECTIVE AGENCY.
1882 Broadway (42d STD Bryant 21s7
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222 RIVERSIDE DRIVE Oath st.).-Ele-
gantly furnished parlor and bedroom
suite also large room with private BATH
Apt. 61.
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BUARDERS WANTED

149TH ST, 544 West-Beautiful, cool Wash
ington Heights, Audubon; bright single
rooms; also suite home cooking; summer
rates. Telephone 2757 Audubon
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OFFICE boy, excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. S.
B., Room 2502, 110 w. 10th st.

PHYSICAL CULTURE.-Classical dance
pantomime Film-yaudeville arrangements
Heinrich, 1947 Broadway, suite sos.
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SALESMEN-An opportunity Is offered a
few men to permanently associate With
= reliable investment underwriting house.
II. your income is less than 500 week.
nished; good office cooperation. but no
advances Suite So, 375 Fulton ST., Bklyn.
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ALESMEN-Ex Experienced, good references
who are willing to work, can make per-
manent connection with large financial
ssles organization; good remuneration. If
you wish to better your condition answer
this ad- 1t may mean the turning point in
your life. Cali $3.50 g. m. to 900 D. m,
1907 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg, Bklyn.
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Clothing

MANS DISCARDED CLOTHING, com.
pelling M to pay IS to ss6 for suits, over
coats. Iuxedos. pants. trunks. bags. Phone
or write for courteous representative r.
e CLOTHING CO. 378 7th avs corner
Slst): Telephone Farragut 310
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HELP WANTED MALE
BOOKBINDERS
and other general help.
THE ROBERT GRAVES CO.,
Third ava CCuth Rrooklvp

BOOKKEEPER wanted in large concern;
must be bright. willing and Industrious !;
christian; state age. salary expected and
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Piece Goods

lsSMrnIoRE ~ stain < Co " steln mfrs
rs ( b Ho.a.as dre.e e''a' GOD. @ slis; q 20
HALTiM5af- Fried & COL. Il. reastcr-
-, 20 wholesale e.ottAns manufacturing. 50. An
s9sToN-chas. Baser Co; c. Barter mfrs
BygFALo-I siiier. piece goods: Brozren
cneft AAO-S. sesbeis. piece goods. Bf oadway
cAcAco-n Goldberg < Co. B. coi.lbers.
niis sl1ski and suits. Aberdeen
CBlCAGo-J v FarTen Co y NJ Aiming
- .eakSs n~ines ana out.nss. = Leonard Street
cHicAeo-Sesrs. Roeiuck & Co.: Mr.. Drawson
Aalrss, ~ Firb ATeauo
CHICAGO Scars Roooick K Co; Mr Rubel
~ ,.;Nt4NNAIi-j Robinson. dry goods. etc. PARK
veoLl'Nnos. Miss-L nosenveis e,g goods
DETROIT. Nch D. Kane. dr7 goods: Abqr-
,GGENEyA. Ohio b Fuller. dry goods; Wal
,,sNoXVliLY Tenn Bart dry goods. etc
NV cRIEANs-Fia<pe Bros j. Haspel. mfrs
a. w., y t-.t J~cufy-sixth street room 1874
IN LILA OhiPiiA- A-Nsns Co: Mr. Yafie. dry
PHILADELPHIA & Mrs Smith Co MIRA
49, 49, AID bathing euS: IL smith. rdohair silks
s,s.,:1TTsnrRca-D Goldman. piecs goods.
gPltNrlAc. sach-o s4riaAo dry sood. etc :.
,psoylDENcD-Nsauy ouces Co: r
StssSesfs. ifess gods eils. yeissA. 10 West
~ p1Tssd sr7sd STREE. room lAio
~ II = Ff-i,-f4 Adler Bros & co J. J Bal
''.; r., ~ -. s..,is: zeo fif,h A7eaue
.c.EsANTrN- s<rsnrosl Dry Coe.is Co II B
ilrs ..ta. aress g,1As. douestics. lincris.
Ssi = q "sst JsseTl'y-s.rth Etrrss-
som".a.sshiSD1OS-S. Horn. d5y goods; Herald
~ l..AssnISoToN Co II xise. dry soods.
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Argentine Trade Outlook

The Buenos Ayres correspondent Of
Il firm of export agents with head
quarters in New York, writing to his
firm under date Of January 81, re-
ported that reputable Merchants in
Argentina feel chagrineI about the
failure Of some Of their business
colleagues to 1.-Two up to their contracts
with merchants in the United State.
They insist that eventually things will
right themselves, and that the worth
while traders OF Argentina will do
more business with tho United States
thnn ever. At tho time the eorre-
5pondent wrote trade in Argentina WAS
dull. The wheat crop was good, aud
the corn crop shortly 10 be harvest ID
promised we'll, Prices for wheat were
feccdlng mud juto bags to contain The
cereal we're scarce.
The chief need OF tho country Is
hteamshpH TO carry away It's expofia,
Thia paueity Of vessels prevents
money from flowing into Argentina,
When the Ahpping situation returna
to normal, or even shows measurable
Improvement, merchants In Argentina
will sell goods. Until tler. business
probably will continue quiet.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Metals
Steel Industry Hit by Lack
Of Funds for Rail
Buying

fallure OF Congress to pass the gen.
eral deficiency bill, which carried an
appropriation of $3.50, 100000 for the
revolving fund of the railroads, is con-
sldered severe handicap to the re-
adjustment plans of the steel industry.
which will be temporarily deprived Of
hundreds Of millions of dollars in paw
ments due from the railroad admin
lstratlon. The placing of new orders
Tor new railroad equipment and other
necessary steel supplies will also be
retarded
This situation will undoubtedly be a
topic of lively discussion at the meet
ing OF leaders in the steel industry
which will be held at the Waldorf-As
foria to-day under the auspices of the
American Iron and Steel Institute. The
OBJECT OF the meeting was primarily to
discuss the price stabilization" plan
suggested by Secretary Of Commerce
Redfield, but it is possible that this will
ce overshadowed by a discussion of the
latest dlfilculties which have arisen in
the steel industry because of the lack
OF Congressional action in the matter
of providing funds.
The situation is said to be quite seri-
Gus in the case of some steel producers
who have been waiting for a long time
Tor payments due from the railroad ad-
mlnlstration. Some roads, especially in
the South, are said to be in such need
of funds that they are having difficulty
in making up their payrolls. These
will, of course, be entirely unable to
purchase necessary equipment and sup
plies from the steel and other indus
tries until funds are provided by Con-
gress. 1t is estimated that the rail
roads absorb over so per cent of the
country's steel output, and because Of
the action, or inaction, of Congress this
largest single purchaser is thus ex-
cluded from the steel market.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
First Samples of New
English Woollens Here
Mills Abroad just Beginning to
Ship Cloth Ordered Over
Year Ago

American selling agents for English
woollen mills and importers of Brit
ish woollen fabrics are now receiving
cloth which was ordered a year or
year and half ago. Scarcely ary new
English-made woollen has been shown
in this country since the ending of the
war, but few samples are now COM
ing in and within a week or two some
OF the leading importers may have
something to offer
English woollen goods prices are
high and the mills advise their agents
here OF higher prices in the near fut-
ure. The English mills do not expect
further drops in the raw wool markets
for some time to come. The govern
ment has announced its intention of
releasing Australasian woods by auc-
ton beginning in April, but the prices
will be stabilized by the placing of a
minimum only slightly below that Of
the civil issue price now obtaining.
Consequently there is little chance of
a decided break in the market Labor
unrest Is said to be curtailing pro-
ductlon in English mills to some ex-
tent and the prospects are that higher
wages viii be paid mill workers.
The British mills viii not be in
position to send much material to this
country for another six months, ac-
cording to agents here The domestic
demand in addition to the demand
from Continental Europe is sufficient
to keep the mills busy for that length
of time, it is said
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Miscellaneous

Al luiilv Mr ttoyell 60 IT, Howell eleetftes
RlntnN y Foster. uoss ca G, "
itusH, tfut1, haaH. tofai iy0 ifoajway, blt
nouf
tiAlriNon1 AdIer 90 NJ, AdeT, mfrs
iufHnH Ahafieen
Cu1cAGo--A ltoid cigars, otc Aberdeen.
lii, ANu Nheb n kuno, T.. klinei uockweat
WAinfh
,tIcNGo Sears. nocbuct 4 Co Mr. nu,ler
boss and oNlrep's clothing, llN Flnh Avenue
cHlcAOo scars loebuoE & co Il Kelsey
h0's ari childrcus clothing; care Of Il. Noebuok
. Go. HIS Fifth Avenue.
GhtENBolo. p. Cd. pitts. building material
ort
HARTFORD WAo Smith a. co.; A. 1lutter
ladies' gloves. II Olschcfskc. toys; 40t Fourth
Avenue. care Of lay TO
LAWRENCE Nass-G. W Dinsmoor Co q
" pnsmoor. mfr cloth boards; Conunm,tal
LOS ANGELES cnl --Iarohy Bros H. Strauss
ready 10 vear and general. Mr.. Bilheimer repro
sentative. Holland
rliifApLLrilIN n suclcnburg & Co Miss
II Roseuhlau. toys. 1861 broadway. lin floor.
PHILADELPHIA John Wanapakcr. I Robin
hou. china and glassware: broadway and Tenth
Street Nalick
pf1'lrhuHGlf-H Hroahway Cloak Co 81 Noeen
sou ready 10 and general; Herald Square.
ROCHESTER,. y. Y--Sblcy Lindsay Il Cur
Go W Baxter. knit goods; New York Office.
1872 Fourth Avenue
sT IOulS-J Russell. general line; Park Ave
nue.
SYRACUSE I. A. whcrm; II T. Claus.
WINSTON SALEM. X C.-A TNfkovir Co.; A.
Leftosiiz. sporting goods. etc. Grand
YORK. Icnn.-iA Hartman. general line Herald
Square.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Hines Explains Views

Referring to the failure to appro-
pirate funds, Mr.. Hines in statement
said:
This unexpected result puts on the
director general the necessity for de-
vising radically dierent methods of
dealing with the extremely difficult sit
uation. | approach the matter in the
spirit and with the purpose of finding
ways to meet the requirements and to
avert financial embarrassments and in
dustrial depression. 1t would be i'm
proper, however, to minimize the diff
fculties of the situation. but believe
that the very difficulties themselves
will result in obtaining patriotic CO.
Cooperation of all business interests in
volved, including the railroad corpora
tions and equipment companies and
other producers of material and the
bankers. At the moment there is no
occasion to discuss the question of re-
hnquishment of the railroads. My first
purpose is to try to solve the problem
in other ways.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
interpretations

ALBANY March 5.-The following In
Of State to-day:
ton sl0o,o COG: Fulton; j. A. Bort. E. NJ
Bort, Charles Moore, Oswego, N. Y.
Benedict Products Corporation, toys. s13,-
900; Manhattan Joseph A. Nickerson.
123 Parfside Avenue, New York
The Stork Furnisher, Inc, nursery arti-
clcs, $4,000; Manhattan; P. o. Lennon. C.
A. Fullerton, Henry Resch. 206 Audubon
Avenue, New York.
Multi Products Corporation manufactur-
ing textiles, SO, ,o00 Manhattan; I. Balch.
louis. Abr. A. Hoffman, Joseph Danziger,
Middle Village L. I.
Bronx Gravity Railway Company, Inc.
$4,000; Manhattan: c. A. Winslow, J, Bcr-
toli, A. +. Turpn, Clason Point. NJ Y.
Mercantile manufacturers Association,
Inc. 81, 600 Manhattan; Louis Barber, Lena
hhapp,, H. W. Kapp. 24l snedker Avenue,
Royal Lunch Inc. 10000; Manhattan
Harry Watinsky, Bernard Schumer, Morris
Lott, 4Ol Eighth Avenue. New York
levit and Lindenauer Restaurant Com
pany, go 600; Manhattan; Herman Levitt,
j. Lindcnaucr. ID. ID. Deutsch 1889
broadway, New York
Tho Morris Iierzog Company, Inc, manu-
tan; Morris Herzog. Thomas f. Thornton,
Morris Bachter, 634 Bergen Avenue, New
Rednal Securities Corporation. deal in
realty and securities, $50 900: Manhattan
Samuel Strasbergcr. Max L. schallek, Julia
York
Edgar Dudey-Al Lee. Inc, theatre pro-
prietors, 900, Manhattan II. s. Hcch-
heimer Mark Oppenheim. Morris Rothstein,
22O Vest Fortysecond Street New York
Circle Electric Supply Company, Inc,
ylO.gOo Manhattan; David Lang. Louis
Davis, Jacob Hochman, 4012 Twelfth Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
The Crude Drug Company Of New York,
Inc. chcmists $3.50. 900 Manhattan Charles
5; 5,l.sg YaWRer, Thomas sis,. M McGrath i. j..
Dobland Costume Company. Inc. $40, 900 I:
Manhattan l.. j. Land, Nicholas Dobkin
David freber1er. 81 Broadway, New York
riednan led & bernstein. Inc. clothing
$40 600 Manhattan; Louis Friedman Max
Bernstein. 120 West J 18th Street. New York
segelsbaum & Eckstein Inc. ladies'
1reascs, 10000 Manhattan; s. l.. segels-
baum. Louis EcksteIn, Hyman HonIgman,
1870 Washington Avenue. New York
H., M n X Corporation, realty $4,000 /;
s""' hd@ph ns,eass" sse we.t '1as1 issd
streot, Nav York,
oos ''Aia H6r '21p B' 9'us t. se 'VS' " Ws.dsn "
1879 Union Street Brooklyn.
,p ~ Weiber Co, tnc., fur business,
800 oo00l Manhattan r r. Wsbbsr NJ
Msilsnl y, ~ Fah"ehafh' bifsh AVsnus,
New York
Premier and Potter Printing Press Com.
peuy. iae,. $500 ooo .Manhat,anj. Harry
Church. l. H. Fsinber9, Tfliis hsls, 81 Cham-
bars Street, hew York
Fhnuro|Tugpam Company. Iho', oil lands,
efa, 500, 900 Manhattan; James u. Ham.
n,ond Ahart y, Lesher, Antonio Castro.
i20 broadway, New York
1hs gtudpsf Corporation, noluloid novsI.
lies. t2g. 900. Manhattan Myron M. Htud.
ney, L. W Dnyidnon, NJ ~ Joseph, Di0
Riverside Drive. Nsw York
Btregla Provision Company, Inc. 10000