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Petitions in Bankruptcy

The Following petitions N bsnkruPtcy
vsFe I'D vesterday II The United States
D rl1f Court.
CONSOLIDATED DOt.L CO. INC.-An
invc.-u--ry petition against Consolidated
D.. CO., In, manufactures of dolls 1872
vs. l-TertY-seNfnth Street. gives IA BIZ
il7- - - a19 AL assets $40. GOO prirci pal
CLANS Ne Prince. Lsuten CO. s6t4
Ia = l-as sa5GUn S-1=:' Nzssac1usett ts
T--e4d Nil, Inc, Ss4- Greenbauu.. Woit
4 1-us,, . 2Actor Street. 4 - The attorneys.
AI%l>5.. ". GREEN 8ERC-A voluntary
patton BY Nenrsl ". Greeroerg. insura ace
oIs- ness. 80 West lt3th Street. shows
lzS4.l-ea % $4,000 a1a no assets prin-
c-qs. claims were Adolph H.rsch, $1,000
N 2 ocA. 5000 estate o. Eleanors "a
slc-s-s so0- Ch4-lss Al sst,ow. ! a =
Re-. 81 t1s attorney.
tcHE =. 2EARSEIA voluntary 7eti-
t-on c. 5oal T. I'ea-se. laerchandise broker,
,ez --caleia5 s,-cel. Po 1ghAeepsie. X Y,
Enovs liabilities % sls.o5i and assets oI
s25-5- Frinelpa. claims are Bank OF
2ocsrll- Centre. s. o8o. George Tice
s. ssQ. J. l. Andrews. $500 Roy / Guih-
La. IL Broadway, IS the attorney.
Schedule IN Bankruptcy
CHARLES p GLUCk-A schedule II
sarA-4ptcy q Charles z. GlucA, daier II
ehoes. 81 Avenue c, shows liabilities OF
tle.5-4 and assets unknown. Principa
claims arr PatAer- Holmes. s. 100. Dr
Poser s4o0. F. u Hoyt g. Co. $1,000
Go!os4.n q Neltfsoh. $50 Broadway, are
tae attorneys.
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Theatre TicketTax Protested
Relief for Patrons Urged in Plea
to House Committee

The United Managers Protective AS
sociation announced yesterday it had
appealed to the House Ways and Means
Committee in campaign to obtain a
repeal of the tax on theatre admis-
sions. 1t was pointed out that the re-
peal Of the taxes laid directly on
theatres vas not urged but merely that
Of the tax which the public paid.
"The theatre has occupied q unique
position under war conditions" 1t was
said in the appeal. "ItH costs have
doubled. lts direct Federal taxes have
doubled. It's indirect Federal contribu-
tlons lin the way Of increased railroad
fares and railroad ticket taxes) have
almost doubled But the theatre. un-
Ike other enterprises. has been unable
10 increase the price Of It's product or
pass on any Of these costs to the pub
lic,"
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speaker Saturday, played the role o.
defendant himself to-day. Mayo,

speaker Saturday, played the role Of
defendant himself to-day Mayor
Trembley was the complainant The
charge was improper prQce dure, and the
Justice of the peace was held in $500
bail by Police Judge Orlando H. Dey
for examination Tuesday,
The justice of the peace was brought
from Elizabeth to hear the charges
against the Mayor. The Mayor was ac-
cused not only of summoning the Fire
Department to put an end to the speech
OF Frederick Harwood, secretary of the
Socialist party, to whom a permit to
speak had been denied, but of direct
ing with his own hands the stream that
knocked Mr.. Harwood off his soap box.
The Socialists have announced their
intention OF having another meeting to-
morrow night al the city's busiest
corner, Main and Lewis streets. Mayor
Irembley has announced his intention
OF preventing such q meeting.
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Business Troubles

sarre-I4 j. Kahn ct al ....... 81
Spanish Theatre, Inc.--Prensa
Printing Corp. .:........ IL
Y, Inc. .............. IS
Taylor Chas F.-Firs, Mi. Bank
of North Rose ..............: 3.5a
Theodore, A. Stavsoa Triton and
Sevidus Caloradls-F. Hoover ct
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: s,5;
Thomas. Maud HI. Byrne e5
To!k. Albert-M r. Underwood. "A
Vesey, William H.-Park & IT,
tord ..........,..- 32
Nan Week. Catherine M.--Oving-
ton Bros. Company .... 20
NolcE. Morris-F. Z. Lindemann. Ia
Wu-zei, Josef and Aaron Zapeiko
M. e Morrison ........... SOC
Weinberg. Simon--S. Fisman 43
Williams, EIenora P.-Kuenzlen
&, Buehl ................... %
t;erstle - Pennsylvania Cement
Company .................. 1854
In Bronx County
Brauner Trucking Company Inc.
j. Lattanzio. as administrator s3.o4
Hemme. Margaretta E - Com
monwealth Hotel Construction
Rosenberg Roberts, Marcus
Shatzkin ..... ];
, RieHe. Henry - state Industrial
Commission ......... q
Smith. Jose ph-Surprise Five. Ten
and Nineteen Store. lnc. 4,
/ 7. w. Stemmier, Jr., Inc, Theo-
dore Stemmler. Jr.. and Gustav
( j. Cook-C. II. Derksen. IS
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sC-pREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
--STANTCN .. COWL. plaintiff. against
JOHN G. BARRETT. Defendant. SUM
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 an
swer the com plant in this action and to
serNe copy of your answer on the Plain
TN 3 Attorney within twenty t2o) DAYS
after the service OF this summons
elusive of the day OF service, and in case
or your failure TO appear. or answer, judg =
ment will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. April lsth, 1919
WILLIAM NJ KILCULLEN
Attorney for Plaintiff. Orice and P. o.
Address, No. 10 Broadway. Boroug h
Of Manhattan, New York CITY
To John G. Barrett. Defendant:
Ihe foregoing Summons is served upon
you by Publication. pursuant to an order
OF Hon Barlow {. Weeks one of tho Jus
tees % the SUPP cne Court of the state OF
New York dated the 18TH day of May.
lsls and filed with the complaint In the
Sffcs OF the Clerk of the County of New
YORK, at the County Court House. in the
horoush or MenAattan. city OF New York
Dated. May 18TH. 1919
WILLIAM NJ KILCULLEN.
Attorney for Plaintiff. OfTice and P O
Addresr. Ito Broadway. Borough o.
Manhattan. New York City,
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Judge Who.Haled Railway
Mayor to Court Arrested
Elizabeth Jurist Accused OF
Improper Procedure in
"Water Cure,, Case

RAILWAY, N. j., June s.-Justice Of
the Peace Theimer, OF Elizabeth, who
entertained II complaint against Mayor
David T. Trembley for turning the Fire
department hose on 4 Socialist street
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Satisfied Iudgrnents

The FIRST name Is that of the debtor.
the second tnat OF the creditor and date
when judgment was filed
In New York County
Engel. Fred 1..-C. Ruer; April
> lt4t. ..............., S1o2e o.
Williams. Catherine. and John j.
Mahon-Peopie. etc..... bon m
Chenango Construction Co-New
England Equitable Insurance
Co. oct. 4. l9ls... tloss
Got,iried Fenx-E. J. du Pont
d" N-mours Powder Co, Dec
r, ", ~ 1898
=, Inc, March 6. lsil; ;......... 14o.42
Inc ian 2S' 1913 ....... 2s6.5a
-, 1919 49,. ..,,.:;......... 1854
Il 5. Titleman et all June 3,
1913 ..,....... .............. 42o0o
Herreshon J b Francis-E d.
l.. Herreshof June g. 1s1a e577s
Weinsteln. Max-A Wollman,
May O. 1913 ............... 1871
Bucci. Leopold O.--s. Maresca;
May q 1919 ::...,... s7a SO
enberg. June 49, 1912...... $4,000
In Bronx County
Metropolitan Dye Works and
Tony Fisher-F Miller as
adnix.. March l5. l9ls....... ss.8o2 rs
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Detective Agency
PRIVATE DETECTIVES

LAWRENCE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Main Oflce Metropolitan Building ! Mad
ison Ave tco7ner -3d ST.. Room e0l5 tath
eoorl Our aim is 70 secure all infornla on
desired without creating publicity or noto-
rie-y Detective 1-orl7 conducted CONFIDENTIAL
~ anywhere She6oHirg by MAE CT female
de- ectives Qulck results. ineHpensivels and
guaranteed relieving ycr Of a. excitement
and uanec cessarv ntrr!nas-ts Reports prompt
Telephones. Grarnercy 3-40-5ess
WESTLOTORNS Detective Agency-Ssa.
owing. confdert.s! Investigation. etc. %
East 49d. 'Paone Murray H:N 2743
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Active demand is reported for Java,
rsylon and India teas The market is
spparently becoming bare OF many
grades Of these varieties.
Quotations for lots of so and 100
packages follow:
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Continued from page si1teen

Cotfonseed Oil--Little interest was
-sown N cottonseed oil. Sales were
500 barrels Prices for future con
tracts were:
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Commodities .

ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
ID, o4i4 @55c; extras, 50 score, 5Ac;
hrsts, 80 to 81 score, 52053 1ac; sec
onds, 89 to 81 score. 609 81 1sc; lower
grades, 47G 49c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 57la571sc; extras, 56@561 &c;
hrsts, 81 l2G. 80 }2c; seconds, 51053c;
state dairy tubs, finest, 5000 &c +;
good to prime, 50@52c; common to
fair, 45@49c; renovated, frsts, SIG
SIC; lower grades, 45Q,4oc;. ladies, cur
rent make, frsts, 46G47 12c; seconds,
45c; lower grades, 43a44c; packing
stock, current make, No. l, 44hG45c;
No. 2, 44c; lower grades, 40G43c.
Cheese.-Receipts were $3.50 boxes
State, whole milk, fresh fats, colored
10, SIS. G32Ac; white, 31%03214 c;
average run, colored, Q91hc;
white, 31@31 &c; lower grades, ESQ
So1sc; twins, specials, whites. 31NG
SIC; colored, 3l74 092c; avera ge run,
white, 81 1ac; colored, 81 12c; lower
grades, 30G31c; Wisconsin, whole
milk, twins, fresh, 31A @32c; single
daisies, fresh white, colored, Stag
o. Ff OOCDlS OdAS!Co, 4lc5il, o. II y o. ,
Young Americas, fresh, 3SG33 Sc;
state, skins, specials. 25@25 ac; prime
to choice, 22924c; fair to good, l7G
21c; lower grades. 7G16c.
Eggs.-Receipts were 44,435 cases,
not including 444 cases in transit for
export. Fresh gathered, extras, dozen,
4513 q Acc; storage packed, extra
trsts, 44G45c; frsts, 42G24Sc; gath
cred, extra frsts, 420 43c; frsts, north
erly sections, 40G4lc;> southerly sec
tions, 391a @4oc; seconds and poorer,
20Q39c; dirties, No. l, 360S7c; No.
and poorer, 3O035c; checks, good to
choice, dry, 34G35c; under grades, 2e
@ 33c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hcnnery whites, fine to fancy
Ara 48c; ordinary to prime, 42@46c;
gathered whites, ordinary to fine, 4C
M46c; Western and Southern gathered
whites, 4OQ 46c; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery browns, Ash q
47c; gathered brown and mixed colors
40046c.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

RlNERslpE DRIVE. AS north OF llsth
hreproof 81 200 TO 5000: immediate pos
session on some; hes, references required
F!ienprand. 1850 Amsterdam ave. or Supt.
"oTH AND LEXINGTON rcorner)-At-
tractiVely furnished apartment. roorns
and BATH, kitchen, from May ! TO Octo-
Prone PERRIN. Plaza 1901.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Nultigraphlrg. stenog-aphy. typewri.t-y:
all hours. reasonable. Coyne. lij Nassau
81. l5eesnlan AS.
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Judements Filed

Tns following judgments We're fled yes
te:dsy tns rrAt name being that of the
debtor.
In New, Iorh County
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING cont
PANY.--Cleans by com pressed air steam
hand aoor. 4i9 East 18th St COE q
BRANDT. Telephone i55 Murray Hnl.
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Hay and Straw
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. year ago.
Live s.eers fair To
prime. 100 ID S12.50@ 1900 $14.s0@ 1888
Dressed beef sides,
% ......... .179 .al $50 .96l1
Live veals. com
ido 10 .,...-. 14.oo@1..5o 1850 1900
Dressed veals,
Se S's twss ss 100 ID. ..oo@,o.5 .5o@14.oo 5o@ 90
h, ...;.... .l5@. 30 .so@ .e5
Dressed Iambs
city, 'lb.... 300 .35 300 .34
HOGS 100 ID ... 20.5O q 21.0O 17.75 @ 1925
Live lambs fair
TO prime. 100
ID. ......s.. .20.0C @ 21. 90 10000 -
Dressed hug
bacon, -. 80. .2sM q .ssA4 .s5asa .257s
Ness beef. Dbl. 5000 $3.50 1890 q 34 90
\ sss pork bbi.. 5-.cO G15S.50 S7.OO@48. 90
Lard. Md West
100 IL ...... s4.4o@ 1850 A.15@o425
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John P. Cohalan a Surrogate
Of the County of New York notice 10
hereby given TO all persons having claim
against Henry -. knauer. late of ~
county of New York. decea sed TO rresert
the same with vouchers thereof TO the Suh-
ocribcr. at its place Of traasacting business.
No. SIS Cedar Street, in the Borough Of
Manhattan. City Of New York. Oh .. before
the slst day Of July next
Dated. New York. tho cath Day Of Jan.
uary. 1919
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE g. Trust
CCMFANI. Executor.
PATTI EEsoN. EAGLE. GEEENOUCH
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AUTOMOBILE INsTRU CTION. $40.
Unlimited driving. etc, guaranteed Including
machine for etate examination until license
secured B. NJ Co. 1903 Lexington av tssth''
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pleas
ant and profitable work day and even.
ing classes. Send for free booklet and
VISITORS pass West Side y. NJ. c. A, 81
West 57th st
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John P. Cohalan. a surrorats
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE Ia
against Joseph f. DeLamar. late Of ths
County of New York. deceased to present
the same win vouchers thereof 10 tho
subscribers. at place OF transactirE bust
ness care OF sullivan & Cromwell No. A.
Wall Street. In the City OF New York. %
ALFRED JARETSkI anS
UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Executors CT Joseph X. DeI.amar. de-.
ceased.
DaseS, New York. the lith day OF Jan.
uary. 1919.
for Executors, 10 Wall Street Nsv
York. N. Y ' "'s
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Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JENELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH. estates appraised. purchased.
BENNETT. l75 RroaGway. upstairs
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Furniture

HIGHEST prices pad for furniture antiques.
pianos b-sc-a h!sc. books art efc CAHA%
s. IniverFlfy Place Phone STU, sesalt es-7
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

MODERN HOME. mountain environment
spacious sleeping porch. every improve
ment. Phone Mon.cair 2is4M.
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Sugar and Coffee

sugar-Purchases Of 7,00o bags Of
CUBE raws for shipment this month
were reported yesterday through the
Equalization Board. Advices from Cuba
ar tia, the crop Will be close to
1000 900 tons.
Coffee Futures-There was further
decline IL coffee prices OF to 10
points. Iae market was more active,
bu, ssl.l appeared to be awaiting de-
ve.opnerts in ths general situation.
Il is believed in some quarters that
the 20 planter viii show more disposi
ton to sell as the time for the new
e-op draws near.
Prices to- future contracts follow:
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Classified Advertisements
HELF WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION

GOOD ENGLISH PAYS
Good English spoken ana wri,,.r "a .
oasic requirement for business success Most
men and women need training in English
sentence building. vocabulary enlargement
report and letter writing Do you7 Write or
teIephone tCo-landt 1869 for sres buile-
TINS: our English" and Talking 10 9th
ers ASK for details of early evening
S.asses S IN Business English and IN Public
Speaking forming
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Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS 'sry .',y g. e,"+i'.os .'..s
t.,y bought fo- highest cash. a7~ra.sSnl. =
specially. sail write Pasnas.an so
Nest 18th I Phone 5lOl Bryart
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
HELP WANTED, MALE
INSTRUCTION
GOOD ENGLISH PAYS.

GOOD ENGLISH PAYS
Good English. spoken and written. Is
sic requirement for business success Most
and women need training in English
sentence building. vocabulary enlargement
repor; and letter writing. Do you? Write or
telephone Cortland 1859 for free oulie-
tins Your English and Talking 10 ON
ers' Ask for details of early evening
classes in Business English and in Public
Speaking now forming.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-07

suPREME- COURT. EEw YORK COUNTY.
-GEORGE " DAVIES Plaintiff against
WILLIAM A. MOORE, Defendanl-Sum-
mons
To the above named Defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy of Your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within 20 days after
ths service of this summons. exclusive of the
day OF service. and in case of your failure
10 appear or answer. judgment will be taken
against you hy default for the relief de-.
manasd in the Gomplant
Dated. March 1ltn. 1919
BOOTH & HEWITT Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post -o.ace Address, ls5
Broadway, New York City
T. he Defendant. william a Moore:
The foregoing summons IS served upon YOU
by puhllcation. pursuant to order Of Hon
George Y. Mullan. 2 Justice Of the Supreme
Sourt Of the State ot Nsw York. daled The
24th day ot April 1919. and filed with The
complaint. n the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County Of New York. a. tha County Cour,
House. IN the Borough cf Manhattan. C!ty
County and state of New York
Dated. New York. April 9Th 1919
uff Once and Post Office Address. lsi
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City
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77777777-7--7-77 7-7--
HELP WANTED FEMALE

CoLoRED WOMAN. strong: wash ard
w. l05th ST
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Previous Yeal
Eisk Low Close. close ago
ss,-. 1855 1915 1s.79@ 1880 1886 s.2c
De $40 1913 s82+@fs.25 1874 s-35
Man 40 1895 800 a 1901 i3.io -
.5uller. Cheese and Eggs
" Bu-te.-Recoipts were 1858 pack
New-York tribune., 1919-06-07
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY.-Strong for light mechanical work
outdoor ana Office work rapid advance
ment. Edwards & Kierban Co. 564 Broadway
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srPREME, COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk.-Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell. plain
tiff. against Warren Mcconnell. defendant
Action for Absolute Divorce. Summons. To
the above named Defendants
You are he-eby summoned TO answer the
complaint in this action, and to serve copy
of Your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive Of the day OF SER
vice, and in ease Of your failure to appear,
or answer, Judgment will be taken against
you by default. for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Trial desired in the County of New York.
Dated. May 18th 1919
MARSHALL S. HAGAR Plaintiffs Attor-
ney. office and Post Office Address: 46
Cedar Street. Manhattan, New York City.
To Warren Mcconnell:
Tho foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication. pursuant 10 order of Hon
Barrow S Weeks, a Justice Of the Supreme
27th day of May. 1919. and fled with tn,
complaint in lac office Of the Clerk of the
County Of New York. q the County Courr
House in the Borough Of Manhattan. City
County and state Of New York the 2Stt
day Of May. 1919.
MARsIIAI.L $ HAGA9 Plaintifs Attor.
ney; Office and Post Office Address: it
Cedar Street. Manhattan, New York City
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YOUNG MAN, about 49, in law Office. mod
crate salary. Address in handwriting
stating salary desired. Counsellor. II.
Tribune.
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SUPREME COT Fl. NEW YORK COUNTY
JACOB r SNYDER. Plaintiff against
WILLIAM ~ MOORE, Defendant~~sum-
mons.
To the aho' e-named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve q copy Of your, answer on the
Plaintiff : Attorneys within 20 days after
the service of this summons, exclusive of the
day Of service. and in case OF your failure
to appear or answer. judgment will be taken
against you BY default for the relief de-
ma nded in the complaint
Trial desired in New York County
Dated March 27th, 1919.
BOOTH & HEWITT. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post Once Address, l65
Broadway, New York City.
To the Defendant. william A Moore:
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publicatlon. pursuant 20 order OF Hon
George MILAN. Justice of the Supreme
2ith day of : 9ril. 1919 and FLED with the
complaint IL the office of the Clerk of the
County OF New York, a. the County Court
House in the Borough Of Manhattan City.
County and State Of New York
Dated, New York April 24th 1919
BOOTH & HEWITT Attorneys Cor Plain
tif Oftice and Post Office address, is6
Broadway Manhattan. New York City.
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-ISAAC NJ DAVIES, Plaintiff against
WILLIAM A. MOORE, Defendant~Sum-
mons
To the above-named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
sver the complaint in this action and to
serve copy OF your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within 20 days after
the service of this summons. exclusive of the
day of service and IN case OF your failure
to appear or answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
ma ndsd IN the complaint.
Trial desired in New York County
Dated March 26th, 1919
BOOTH & HEWITT. Plaintiff's Attorneys
Office and Post Office Address. l65
Broadway, New York CITY.
To the Defendant. William A Moore.
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication pursuant to an order OF Hon
George y Mu,lan. a Justice Of the supreme
Court OF the State of New York, dated the
2fth day of April. 1919. and filed with the
complaint in the Office of the Clerk OF the
County of NoN York at the County Court
House. in The Borough Of Manhat,an, City.
County and state of New York.
Dated. New York April 2ith 1919
BOOTH & HEWITT, Attorneys for Plain.
tiff Oace and Post Office Address, los
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City
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BOY wanted strong in shipping depart
fnent of ladies' coat house: one willing 20
work. Mezeritsky e. Stollerman, 2S w. 27th.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07
ALEMANlA
Una vista a la Metropoh del Negocio
Lo que piensan los navieros

-:Cuenta usted en- su calculo con
ell tonelaje que ha de entregarse la
Entente? -preguntamos.
--Claro que ST; ese tonelaje repre-
senta menos de TN quintO de 10 que
puede ser el total de construction en-
ell primer a1o.
-;C0mo explicarse que la Entente
no haya exigido mas para impOsibili
tar la resurrection de Ia fiota mercante
alemana creZca. POdran algunos arma
dores ingleses ser hombre de tan cOrta
vista pero no aQuellos que atiendan al
desarrollo de la economic mundial. La
prosperidad general exige que Sc explo
ten todas aquellas fuerZas on el grado
mas alto possible.
El mundo esta faltO de tOnelaje, no
solo pOr 10 que ha destrufdo, sinO por
10 que ha deiadO de cOnstruirse duran
te cinco aiios. Los ingleseS, Y mas los
norteamericanos, han intensficadO la
construction; pero los bnqueS que han
salidO de srls arsenales nj reSpOndian
al ObjetivO cOmercial, nj la t6cnica ma
val ha mejerafo los tipos, como habria
sid0 ISL en- lugar de servir los barcoS a
Ia gllerra hubieran Servido al tratico
pacffico Los Estados Unidos han Ian
zado mlchas unidades al mar: les CO.
tf..aY In
fora de los submarines alemanes, apor-
tar al COntinente millones de sOldadOs ::
perO :cuanta vida tienen esOs buqueS?
:POSeen propiedades ahOrradOraS que
81 para la guerra no cuenta, para el
tratico no pueden despreciarse? FL mum
do necesita de la construction naval
alemana, como nosotrOs neceSitamOs
del producto de OtrOs pueblOs. Y esta
necesdad imponc la ley
Nuestro importante amigo termin6
dicicndo:
No. 10 dude us:cI: 81 alguicn cree
la cat6sfrofe dt 6Stl guerra irrcmedia-
blc parf Aleaiaiiia, Sc cquivoca. Por
10 que noSotr6s. armadores, toca. vol
veinoS Il pmpcczz:ais:: pcro tencmos la ex-
periencia y seth in$tlrlihental que antes
no tuviihos dso' Que hicimos en- veinte
amos, 70 hafcni65Sf Ell diez o en- menos.
Y niientla& a+ff4s ac6mpahaba por ell
laberihto ,fa paslioS entcrados Y Silcn--
pcioSos. fft,effar!92 - e a:t
a., z2G.4 3yIlt0 tEIt.9s'.
q af ~ ,iypi,ah 5l1oS S,3 hS'ra "iVisa
mi campo es 81 mundo.
.,ff l4HteytiO9 yIZPEIYT 1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-07
La ia BoK B:3IBtl De Be. FRANtIA T, .D,1U. T.
..RANTE LA GUERRA ,-s9
COafcfcnciG del seHOr Mcrim6c
'saa s.~'e> en- BargOs.


Burgosi 27.--En ell salon Ae Pa
risiana Sc, celebr0 la function or
ganizada por la cOlonia francesa.
Asistieron a ella ell gobernadOr,
ell alcalde, los presidentes de la
Diputaci0n y de la Audiencia Y
numeroso p1blico.
Don Enrique Marimee pronun-
clio un interesante discurso, en- ell
que trat6 de la labor realizada
por Francia durante la guerra.
En- 1914, Francia cOntaba- con
120 cahones ligeros por Cnerpo
de ejercito; Alemania tenia IA
y'16 pleas de grueso calibre.
Francia disponfa solamente para
la defensa de las plazas fuertes
de 800 cafiones pesados.
En- seis meses de guerra, Fran.
cia perdi0 la mitad de sus recur-
SOS de carbon, ell so por ciento de
su production de acero, ell 80 de
la de hierro Y 10000 obreros me-
tal1rgicos de los 10000 de que