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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Wanted to Rent

Wanted to Rent
WANTED To REST-Coupls with good
references desires 10 rent & fl-uiahed
rooms. or months Phone 1855
WANTED 4 or room house furnished
Not too far out no sick address Sis.
care Herald
WASTED-5 o. 4 room house With space
for garden and chickens. VIII buy crop
growing 1920 Cedar St. Fl Paso-
SMALL HOUSE with Sleeping porch,
furnished or partly so. near car line and
reasonable; good care and permanent
renters F. s Jeruigan. p. o. Box 1853
WANTED to rent furnished house, or
s rooms. responsible and careful; best
OF references NJ Pitts, 2o4 Mills Bldg
WANTED-Not later than June I. nicely
furnished home Tor sumner. By highly re-
sponsiblc coupler best care OF home and Al
references given Phone So. Fort Bliss
WANTED-Furnished cottage q or rooms
from May to October prefer Government
Hil or Manhattan Heights address Mrs
Natt KnlEht. 500 Grandview Ave
DALLAS TEACHER VIII take care Or
some ones home while owue- is away
for summer for use OF sleeping porch and
kitchen. can 1888. Room 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Oil and Mirinn

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SAN SABA COUNTY oil leases at from 81
20 $40 per acre Best buy in Texas to-
day. Write or wire me. L. Z. Fagg, san
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

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BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Phone s24s.
ROOM furnished bungalow for rent dur
Ing summer call s197. 113s Nevada
FURNISHED or unfurnished. rooms.
glassed sleeping porch Phone Mrs. Wood
rome. 1898
SMALL frame cottage. sleeping porch.
Grand View addition. near car. SIS. Pm
FIFE-ROOM BUNGALOW IN Golden Hul
completely furuishcds garage. sun parlors
attractive grounds. Cool in summer Phi
1esoW
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished buuraIow.
rooms and sleeping porch: clean no
sick 1512 Wyoming. Inquire little Ero-
Gerry. 1oS n. Ochoa-
AM LEAVING for the summer. viii
ment in Hampton Court 20 responsible
party References required No children.
Price $50 Phone 4f17-
FOR RENr-Nay 18th until sent I5th.
beautiful home. furnished 8 rooms sleep
ing porch ana garage on best residence
street No sick or children Must have
reference Phone 3l76-
FOR RENT-In desirable neighborhood.
newly and attrlctively furnl shed huuEa-|
low. an modern convenience. garage.
lawn, trees flowers. adults only. Address
y. o. Box 5. station a.
FOR KENT-LarEe. cool and exceptionally
wei furnished house close Oh on Mou.ana
street for summer months Co adults oulv
Must have best NJ references Answer
through this office giving phone number
Rent reasouahle 90 responsible party. Adj
dress R1-2. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

Wanted Room and Board
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GENTLEMAN and convalescent VIE want
sleeping porch and board within walking
distance o. r P g. s. W. shops Address
by letter giving rates and particulars
Address Ella. care Herald
WANTED-By family Of four. including
two children. ages and 4 years. board
and room- permanent II satisfactory.
same 10 be available on or before June 1st-
What have you 10 offer2 Address p. Bam-
barEer. colrlLal HoteI RoclE Island III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

see our advertisement page 9 this paper
for real chance 10 Join ground floor ci
H.nnn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Nanfed-EIiscenanenn,

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HIGHEST prices paid for sacks. Rio Grande
Fuel g. Feed Co.. Mills and virginia
WANTED Few gallons OF cistern water
Tor drinking purposes Phone S96s-
WANTED number OF second hand bath
tubs Apply Mattice Heating & Plumbing
Co. l09 N. Campbell Phone $50
WANTED-An old fashioned ring set with
small diamonds Answer giving descrin-
ton and value. Address FLY. care Herald
WANTED-15 or Is inch lathe. mlline
machine. sharper and drill press. Cash
paid for articles in good condition. Ad-
dress NST. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Help Wanted-Male and Female

DO NOT FAIL 20 attend the masquer-
ade bail at the Liberty Hall on Satur-
day, 1Iay g. Tickets on sale at FL Paso
Drug Co. Admission 81. Ladies free
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

IA san saba county. Biologists predict
it viii be the next big sensation On
the Pennsylvania formation. several wells
drilling and oil already found in adjoin-
ing counties san saba county IS due
FOR big play own thousands OF acres
in this and other fields and viii make
low prices TO quick buyers
WANTED reliable broker TO represent
me in FL Paso.
j. a. KINCHELQE
70 Petroleum Bids
Fort Worth Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

TTANTED-Party with $500 20 finance
proposition that viii make him $4,000 in
year handle own money and none put
MO- until business Is shown Personal in
tlrviaw VIII convince. address Wa. care
Herald
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Leather
Heavy Demand for Cut
Sole Leather FoIlO,cs
Strife Settlement

With the settlement of strike that
for ten days tied up the sole leather
cutting business in Boston tanners
have resumed activities. During the
period of the strike the sole cutters
refused to take orders for future de-
livery because Of the steady advance in
the raw material market, but they dis
posed of all stock on hand. Dealers in
cut soles report that there is plenty
of leather available, but that the heavy
demand, especially from foreign
sources, has forced prices up. In other
quarters it is held that all tanners
are short Of sole leather supplies.
Hemlock overwei ght No. / sole leather
is now quoted at 55 cents, compared
with 40 cents several months ago.
scandinavian countries are making
heavy purchases of American sole
leather, large shipments being sent
abroad daily. 1t is reported that Eng
lish shoe men also are buying this class
of leather, which will be shipped af-
ter June 30, when the import restric-
tions will be removed by the British
government. Since the removal of the
embargo on offal large quantities have
been sold in Great Britain, and the
huge surplus of this material held by
American tanners has been depleted.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
: commodities
/ n d ustrials
Cotton

Weakness ruled in the cotton mar
ket again yesterday, and at the close
prices were 40 to 65 points net lower.
When the market opened, Liverpool
prices showed q big decline, and first
prices were Is to 81 points below the
previous closing. Trade buying devel-
oped on the break, and rally ensued,
but this met with renewed liquidation
which continued throughout the day.
At the low level of the session prices
were nearly cent q pound under the
previous close.
The weekly report Of the Weather
Bureau was unfavorable, as had been
expected, containing frequent mention
OF soil too wet for cultivation, grassy
fields, necessity for replanting, and
low temperatures. Many traders had
fixed upon the publication Of this re-
port as a good time to take profits, it
seemed. Heavy selling appeared as
soon as it came out, and prices broke
again.
There were good spot sales in the
South yesterday, New Orleans selling
1850 bales, Savannah 1,132, Norfolk
1,716, Mobile 271 and Augusta 257. In
the local spot market, middling up
lands was quoted at 31.70, decline
of so points. Exports were 10,374
bales.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Rubber
Mechanical Rubber Goods
Manufacturers See Start
Of Acfiue Business

Inquiries and orders are being re-
ceivcd by mechanical rubber goods
manufacturers in sufficient quantities
to cause an optimistic feeling over the
early opening of active business. The
manufacturers declare that the in
quircs chiefly cover equipment for In
dustrial concerns. Convoyor betting
has been bought more freely lately,
with several sand and gravel companies
placing orders for additional equip
ment. AS these companies sell prin
cipally to construction firms. the buy
ing of additional equipment Is taken
as an indication OF an expected stimu-
lation of building activities,
1t Is reported that mining companies
probably will not become active for
several months and are not In the mar
ket for new rubber equipment at this
time. No buying has been done bv the
railroad administration, Among me-
ohanical rubber concerns the feeling is
strong that the individual railroads are
not carrying the reserve stocks they
would like to, The government Of
fcials are said to be restricting the
purchasing Of additional supplies. We're
the railroads in the hands of private
owners, it is believed they would be
in the market for large quantities of
rubber Goods
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05

mon mon PEi9amsnt; PIE Max Kakoff. Robert Pass
tat nKns 1s5s New
Manhattan; manufacturing food products.
I; 4, P 1r sangsr Rebert Tynis, J. H Boyle,
Landesman & Carp, Inc, $1,000: Man
haitian; general Photographic business, deaf
IN works of art: Louis Landesman. Tillie
nue Brooklyn.
W; F. George Chemicals. Inc $4,000.
Ma nhattan; manufacturing. mining and de-
George f. G. Nickerson, Clair B. Hughes,
Al South Washington Square. New York.
n0nF boe ina
drink, Charles E. Culpeper, Paul Englander.
Edward Reitman, III Broadway, New
Frankler Realty Corporation, $1,000;
MANHATTAN; general real estate agency
John FrankLer, and Henry Chertkoff. sS
Bay Thirty nth Street. BROOKLYN
h. lS East 4sth street, Inc. $500; Man
lseman, AL West Hath Street. New York
llarle & Stern. Inc, $4,000: Manhattan;
mill agents. factors. brokers, general trad
ms warehoqselnen, exporting, importing.
New York 1ioti' City. ''' NSn'y -s'sh'h street.
Oliver Trading Company, Inc. $50, 900;
Manhattan, deal in all kinds Of personal
:
Alfred Oliver. II. j. Deutz and A. s.
Ortenbers, West Thirty-third Street.
New York City.
Upgrade lighting Fixture Corporation,
$4,000; Broolllyn mfg. metals and metal
goods construction buildings, etc; Harry
Conn, II: $. Axelrod and p l.. Wood
ward, 1l5 Broadway. New York City.
metropolitan Stationery Corporation,
$4,000 Brooklyn; dealers in stationery and
Meyer Truman. 1850 Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn.
Armande Durante Incorporated. $1,000
Manhattan; manufacturing underwear
etc; A. f. Cassidy. x E Roche, e. S,
Wheeler. l41 Broadway. New York City.
9. & c. Tire and Supply Company, Ino.,
$4,000; Manhattan; tire and auto business
Edward J. Carroll, NJ. M. Carroll. G.. F.
Casey, 1S5 West Forty-ninth Street, New
York City.
Neil, Tearce 6. Co., Inc, 100000: Man
haitian; insurance brokerage; H. p. Heath
James Fl. kirkpatrick, z. L. Woodward
Great Kills S. l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Jewclry
Marked Increase in Sales
Of Cut Glass Reported
by Retailers

With the recent advance in the price
of sterling silverware, due to the
change in the commercial bar silver
market. sales of cut glass have been
stimulated, according to retail jewel
lers. This is taken as an indication
of the revival Of the custom of using
cut glass for dining room service.
Manufacturers Of cut glass declare
there never has been falling off in
the demand for their product, but that
recently sales have been greater. Be
cause of the scarcity of labor they
say they arc unable adequately to
take care of the orders in hand and
arc far behind on deliveries. The bet
ter grade of glass is receiving the
most call from purchasers. During
the last few years the price of cut
glass has been advanced from 80 to
40 per cent.
1t is said that the American cut
glass makers encounter no competition
from foreign concerns in this market,
but ship considerable of their product
abroad. Since the signing of the
armistice there has been little de-
vciopment of foreign trade, but manu-
facturers here expect that it will not
be long before it will be back to the
pre-war basis.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Nlen's " ear

BOSTON,. " White Co: c Kohen
s.en sn c.oininr and hats. Reciprocal Job
's!s, - Fourth Avenue.
r. b1sIp ~ Brown. Durrell Co: r. n.
snzpatfio f, furnishing goods, ID West
q, ,BEIHLEHEM. Penn.--Refowich Co;
al, hefowlen. clothing, etc. Pennsylvani MIA.
CHICAGO Drexel Mems shop (Fler-
..s q teu-rcnl. .. W. Fleming, mems
'urnshias goods and hats: Marlborough.
y DAfToN. Chio--S. Stern. mems wear ;
DAYTON stern Hat Co: s. II Stern,
mats ard caps. Pennsylvania.
DETKOiT-F. Rose mems wear: Wood
ward
FALL RTvER-Fitzgerald Hays &
,soach; ). Fitzgerald. clothing. furnish
FORT wORTH Tex~Monnig Drygoods
sornlshing goods 1850 Broadway. Bristol.
AlDDLETDWE. \ T--Woln Chas.
me; c. Woir. mems and boys clothing
ana furnishing goods. bags, leather goods
sne unn5reilas. Continental.
AINNEAFCI IIs-Resler Bros: D. Res
Ter cio'ning. Commodore.
NEW LONDON. Conn.-Hirsch & CO.
Hlrseh, clothing. mems furnishing
soots ard hats, Commodore.
NORWICH. Conn-Reld & Hughes CO.
J W Esuspey. ~ash goods and mems fur
PITTsTcE. Penn.--James & Smiles; Mr..
James rrefss furnishings: Berrnitagc
SYEACrFE = Y--yTacuse Dryaoodh
-. J. 4 Siarhes. mons furnishing goods.
y Vert Thirty-fOurih street, Herald
Square
WILKES BARRE. penn.-L. Rosenthal
mss eiofninr Fennsyiyania.
x"iLLfAMsPOrT Penn Myers Bros
r. Myers mems furnishing goods and
eloshng; Psrnsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05

FREEPoRT. 1n-williarns &: Beckmire;
a r. Willams dry goods caatres ladies ana
GOLDSBORO, n C.-Sasser Co; Mr..
sasser, general mdse; Aberdeen.
=, Sol; .GoLL;DsBoRo, n. CT soIdza BIzzen and G.
GoLDsBORO. N. CA. NJ. schrago. dry
goods: Pennsylvania.
HAMILToN. ont.-Thomas G; Watkins
HARTFORD = sage-Allen Co.; W. J.
Grit. II. A. Palmer. @ NJ Dayis ana B. III r.
MARTFoRD, Como. Fox & Co; NJ.
F. Marks representing; 14l Madison Ave-
Observation-Disclosures Co. Mr.. Mayer.
mdse. mgr; Associated Merchanu'z'ng
coTf New ssI hEDF6nb Efs6 4v'1qs Msss-xew Bedford
D. G. Co; N. Cummns representing; D. G.
Allianee, A94 TouTth Avenue; r.rs ssnora,
my sNocRFoLK, Va'mAltso hui's; B. Altschul
drygoods. notions millinery. furnishing
oLEAN n. Y.--Boston store Co; c: L.
Coburn ready to wear and drygoods;
PlTTsBURGH-campOelIls,s s,nr F. ,eathpr camp,
goods, notions. iewelry and nc toile. 1aH do goods
SALEM, ORE. T. Barnes general
merchandisse; Herald SQUARE .o,o uon.ra,
sCRANTON - N. suravtz & Co.; II.
Suravitz, domestics, fannels. white goods
dress goods. blankets. notions and dry
goods; Pennsylvania.
SEABURY. Penn--I. Levison. general
merchandise; Broadway Central.
SPOKANE, Wash--Spokane Dry GOODS
Co. K. l.. Darrow, basement. general mer-
chandse; 440 Fourth Avenue.
SPRINGFIELD. Ohio-O. Vidin, general
merchandise; Broadway Central.
INGTON-Lansburgh & Bros Mr.
Lansburgh, general merchandise; 220 Fifth
Avenue.
WASHINGTON - Il. Stein, general
mdse. Herald Square
WIIK Els -BARRE--Wilkes Barre d. G.
Co; Lazarus Bros; Chas. Sjoberg; main
floor departments except piece goods; w.
7 Knott; 23 East Twenty sixth Street
WORCESTER, Mass.--A. Segel. general
mdse. Breslin.
Observation-Disclosures Sumner & Put
nam Co.; w. l.. Frankenstein, represent
ing; 404 Fourth Avenue; Broztell.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Buyers Arriued


PHILADELPHIA & Smith Mfg.
Co. manufacturers dresses and bathing
suits; NJ. Smith. mohar silks; Pennsyl-
vana.
TsBURGH-Kaurrrnan's Department
store; Mr.. Kuehn, wash dress goods; 1921
Broadway,
P1TTSbCRGH-Iewin Nieman Co; Miss
Flatow. Job silks ana wash goods. 470
Fourth Avenue
PROvlDENCE-Ciln D. G. Co., D.
w. Morton. silks: 200 Fifth Avenue.
ROCHESTEH-Dur Powers Co; Mr.
Rank. mercandise manager. wash goods;
4T0 Fourth; Avenue.
ROCHESTER-Sib Lindsay & Curr;
N. Rollitt. wash goods; Seville; A. Waldo
432 Fourth Avenue
ROCHEsTER-s -slbley. Lindsay & Carr:
II. A. putton. silks; 432 Fourth Avenue,
room 1907.
sCRANToN. Penn.-H. suravitz. dry
goods; PENNSYLVANIA.
SALT LAKE CITY-r. II. Cahul. dry
TACOMA, wash.-Peoples Store Co.;
Fred r. Berk. silks and dress goods; w.
7. Knott: 23 East Twenty-sixth Street:
Vanderbilt.
UTICA, n. Y.-Fahrio FUR Cloak Co.,
w. f. McCrea. manufacturers underwear,
cloaks and mems clothing; Breslin.
WORCESTER. Mass - L. Morse Co.; l.,
Morse, wholesale drygoods; Broadway
Central.
YORK. Pap. wiests Sons; A. G. Good
long, domestics, blankets; 277 Fifth Av-
enuc.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05

pAIlTIx0RE-carrnel & Goorman: p.
Gsodn1zn manufacturers MILDLY biouses
~ ni1fy eui,s; 1872 broadway, room
BALT!MORE-~A. j. wsl1iar. linens and
c9rssiics 200 Ytftn Avenue. room 5lS.
ScETCS--T. d c. Mfg. Co.: II. Eorman,
,r.n9factsrsrs suits. coats and skirts;
,.cAABeIDGE-w Mtg. Co: u.
n consp. manufacturer rofnDsrs: Broad
"T r*atra!.
=. ,.cKIcACO~.fn .fnrrhau Pir1f: Charles Doo-
n'i.s wasn irsss goods; i1o7 Broad~ay..
. rEfcAGO--r roxfNr Jnfforrn and H~Eaiia
ss...,. n. 4. Eeil, manufacturers unliprthS'
= scHicAGc-~Aesr,. noetuok; Dir. Y. J.
sssitt tbnaz'ies. wh;te goocs and hanne's;
u. Ftf'h. AysnIt.
y.DALLAs. Tx. II. Aronor. hrzgoohs;
.,pArfcs- riIs. Xsrnley; Mr. q. H. Ran
~. bas.7nesst yaf1 goocg and bsiiinR;
Aysnas
Nh AvegLys~~r. \, Garner, nrygoots;
'smbtylsDS
e.LrscDIsf'rn, ys~--r. n. Aj,pDnh u, rs,
r., N, J. Ainaenf, fsuAstb4, linens and
Essrlz; III nsG,ann Ayenu1.
l. ~.TibEH. H;6ay~Tte JtrsbHDtay2 IN;
". Efnenb1rz, dYygords, "tr.i p@nnNy'~
-<s,aenes,;aiH'a. fxA,; W, A
>sss,ssns.ss>rt ussbonrD1s> NsDbattsn,
HY HaY hELEotb, Mssa>--J, Wsifes ro<
,sflaa.ssrs ayzgesox; Esea1wzy cNntssL
s,.saLl5thfsTCWa, J>@nD. - III, Hy1sg.ah,
1,.x.z1ss Ases Esnnsvjyanta,
XxxAAUJrU, rsBD~-~Es5d ~ UpgtAs< \,
~ sH9:s+zs wssf1 Re>cs snd U,l,fys fnfnia3y,
vs. S>Dsth AysntS. Sth fsns,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05

BALTIMORE-Cahn- Co: G. r.
Griffith. upholstery and pictures; Herald
Square.
BALT1MORE-Ho Kohn & Co. !,
Miss c. II. Field. children's wear; 220
Fifth Avenue. room 141l.
BOSTON r. H. White, Co.; s. Fale.
boys furnishings; Reciprocal Jobbers, 470
Fourth Avenue.
ufacturers ladies' hats; Park Avenue.
Observation-Disclosures Miss Minahan,
childrens dresses; 200 Fifth Avenue.
Observation-Disclosures; Miss Pummer,
ribbons; Miss Rice. basement hosiery
200 Fifth Avenue.
BRIDcEPoRT, Conn.-Howland's: J. D.
Granfeld. hosiery and underwear; 4O4
Fourth Avenue. 9th floor
CATsKILL. ~ Y.-P. Richman Co.; P.
Richman. drygoods clothing. ETC.; Broad
H1cAGo.-Montgome Ward CO.. Mr..
Johnson boys and youths clothing So9
West Nineteenth street.
Company; Mr. Oster. manufacturer of
special tools. Grand.
oc6 c9LUMEIA S cw eyrs MGnnton n6,h dry
DETROlT-E Emporum Miss Fitzpatrick,
nfants % chldrens war rs, coats and dresses
FALL RIVER. Mass.-J. Bannistcr, gen
FORT WORTH. Tex.-McKee & Son;
HARTFORD. Conn. - Sage, Allen Co.
Mr Cleasy. boys clothing; Dry Goods Alli-
ance, t04 Fourth Avenue.
IIARTFORp. Conn.-sage. Allen Co.; 3.
s. Rolston, infants wear; Dry Goods ALL
anoo 404 Fourth Avenue.
lYNCHBURG. Val. Bodcnheimer
general limo. Pennsylvania.
MONTREAL, Can;-Dupuis Frores Ltd
l" \. Jannard, hardware. electric fixtures.
toys and china; 116 West Thrty-second
Street Preslin.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.--M Friedman. furs
and general merchandise; Herald Square.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Shartenberg &
Robinson ]. Foy. boys clothing; Dry
Goods Alliancc. 404 Fourth Avenue
NORFOLK, Va.-Eggleston & Son; Mr.
EEgleston. groceries, Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPH1A--s. Freedman Com.
pany; S. Freedman, groceries. Pennsyl-
Vania
PHILADELPHIA Ingraham Manu-
featuring Company; Mr.. lngraham, mat,
tresses. Herald Square
PITTSBURGH-J. Bacr, coats and gen.
eral line, Pennsylvania.
PoITsv5lLn raiIM M 1,liensha, hen ready
ROCHESTER,. \. Y.-sibey, Lindsay &
Curr Co, D. G. Kent gloves. A. Waldo
] AZ Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME .CoURT.-PLAINT1FF De
-, sircs trial IN the County Of New. York
individually and as Trustee under Two
certain deeds of trust executed by Ethel
Dalton Swift. dated respectively June 6.
1911, and juno 21 1911, Plaintiff, against
Ethel Dalton Swift, Augustus p. Lorins,
Az guardian OF the person and estate in
the STATIC of Massachusetts OF Ethel Dal-
ton Swift: Frederick Swift, Ethel Dalton
Hall. Susan Hall. Grace Hall Williams,
Helen NJ. Hail. Christopher :. Hall
Thomas j. Hall, Stella Dalton Dodge. Eisie
r. Dalton, all unknown next Of kin Of
Ethel Dalton Swift, II any there be- and
all unknown persons If any there be. who
would be entitled to a distributive share
Of the property Of the said. Gt hel Dalton
swift, ii she should die ntestate; all un-
known persons or corporations, II any
there be, who hold or have any interest.
claim or lien in. TO or upon any promis-
sorry nots or nCtos made or executed by
Et hel Dalton Swift, all Of the persons and
corporations above described as unknown
being unknown to the Ylaintin, and whose
existence, names and places Of residence
are unknown to the plaintiff. Defendants.
To the above named Defendants: You
arc hereby summoned TO answer the cont
plant in this action. and TO servo copy
of your answer on tho plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after The service OF
service; ana in case of your failure TO ap-
pear or answer. Judgment will be- taken
against you by default for the relief do
nanded in tho complaint.
Dated. New York, March 18TH. 1919.
GELLEP, ROLSTON q HORAN. Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. OMce and Post
New York. \. Y,
TO Ethel Dalton Han. Helcn NJ Hail,
Thomas J. Hall, Stella Dalton Dodge and
all unknown next OF kin of Ethel Dalton
Swift, if any there be. and all unknown
persons, il any there be. who would be- en-
titled to n distributivo shave of tho prop
erty of tho said Ethel Dalton Swift II sae
should die intcstate; all unknown persons
or corporations, If any there b.. who hold
or have any interest, claim OF lien in, -
or upon any promissory note or notes
made or executed by Ethel Dalton Swift.
all of tho persons ana corporations above
described as unknown being unknown to
the piaintin and whose existence names
and places OF residence are unknown to
tho plaintiff:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you BY publication, pursuant to an order
OF Honorable Bartow 5. Weeks Justice Of
tho supreme Court Of the state of Now
York, dated the lsth day of May, 1918.
and filed with the complaint IN the oGiao
of the Clark OF the County of New York
at tho County Court House, New York.
y, Y.
pa, p2'ea' New y, YORK, s1.s May ., 19lg
neys for Plaintiff. oh'ce and Post
Office Address, 22 Exchange Place,
New York. n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
General Merchandise

Albany. \. Y.-Hewer- Muhlfelder e.
Co.; / Muhlfelder general dry goods;
AKRON, ohio-s Weiss, general mdse. :,
Grand.
ATLANTA Ga-rra A Watson G. Co.:
T. o. Watson, dry goods clothing and
shoes; Pennsylvania.
BALTIMORE--Jul Gutman & Co.; J.
Ciutman. representing; Imperial.
BALTIMORE-Mirvis & Small; r. Mir
underwear and general merchandise;
Pennsylvania.
- BALTIMoRE-W. Kraus general lndse
BosToN-M. Marks, general mdse.
Braslin
BOSTON F. A. Goldman. general
cHIcAGo~S NJ. Meyer. general rndsc.
Penrsl lvania
CHICAGo-Montgomery Ward e. Co
X. L. bernhard. mems and boys furnish
ing goods, hats, millinery, gloves, hair
goods and infants caps; 309 Sixth Avenue
tHICAGO-I Rothstock Co. Mr. Will
son, representing. Mr. Mustard, represent =
Ing: a. East Twenty-third street.
COLUMBIA. S. C.-Cilobe Dry Goods Co
c. l.. Jones and w. II. Monchton, dry
goods: Collingwood.
DALLAS, Tex.-Perkins Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. f. s. Bastcn, representing; 60 Worth
Street.
FORT WAYNE. lnd.-Grand Leader: J.
Stillman, ready to wear. dry goods wom-
ans and mems furnishing goods 81 West
Twenty sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board of Water Supply, at its
Offices, twenty second floor Municipal
Building. Park ROW, Centre and Chambers
streets, New York City, until Z Il M. on
Tuesday, June 10. 1919. for Contract 2O2.
for the construction oi about ~ miles OF
highways. including clearing, grading.
draining building Of culverts and guard
rails, around the Schoharle reservoir, in
the Towns of Gilboa and Conesville Scho-
harie county PrattsVilie, Greene county,
and Roxbury. Delaware county, New York
At the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read Pam
phlets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained at
the above address, at the office of the
Secretary. by depositing the SUM Of ten
dollars (s10) in cash or its equivalent for
each pamphlet. For further particulars
apply TO the office of the Chief Engineer
at the above address
JOHN f. CALVIN, President:
CHARLES N. CHADWICK,
L. j. O OREILLY.
Commissioners. Board of Water supply.
BENZ f. EINBIGLER. Secretary.