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New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Women's Wear and Millinery

I, h99sToN-Holla L. P. & Co; Miss
wear and corsets $50 Fifth Avenue
e, ~ HfRll3GEPORT. Conn.-Howiand's; ".
ava1na e. 1lltany. e9ats and suits; 404 Fourth
:, CHlCAGo-Harry 3. Lorier Co. Harry
b Louer, millinery, Commodore
CLEVELANp--Mrs. J a. Swanson wash
Street "0'''S s'As =
COLUMBUS, Ga.-pavis Rothschild ce. :
Girson Rothschild, skirts, shirtwatsts Ia :
ule5 WASH dresses, white dresses ladies'
anu children ) glngham dresses for tall
aeuyery care Of Bauer, Is East Twenty
sixth Street.
FlNDLAY ohio-Levy Co.; c. D. Levy.
muslin underwear, dry goods, millinery
sau sn Ieaqy 70 wear; 3 West Twenty six h
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Jonea storo Co;
-, r. hlapper millinery, % East Twenty
SIXTH street, room Sf0
Sadlsr millinery. 95 Madison Avenue.
MhMPlilS, 4 snn.-l5ry Book Mere Co
ar. NJ, less skirt Kirby, Block y Fisher.
MEMPHIs, Tenn.--The Fair; T. Alperin.
women ready to wear and millinery 1851
Broadway. Aberdeen
NORFOLK, Na.-M Manhelmer. women's
wear Bristol
oAKLANp, Gals. S. Kahn Co; 5. s
Aahn, cloahs and sults, Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPf Ill IA-Wolln & small s
Violin, cloaAs and suits. Aberdeen
TOLEDO. ohio-Hugo Stein Cloak Co
MISS ,. Goldberg, waists and petticoats.
a0f fouTth Avenue, room llo3,
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dairy products business. Lawrence d.
Larke, dlen. r. Buffum, ohmsr BaaF-
Rialto Dress Company. Inc, $4,000;
Bronx; goods, wares, mereha ndise; Ben
iamin Berger, Irving Friedman. Harry
\. Gleberman, 80 West i1lth Street, New
York.
Marcone S Co. Inc, $4,000; Manhattan;
manufacturing chocolates, candles, con-
tections; Paul P Marcone. Frank Fsnd-
rick, Ruth Thornbury 12o Broadway, New
Birl Awning Company, Inc. 10000;
Buffalo: manufacturing awnings, tents
etc; william " Bir,, Bernhard Roaen
hal shrstian hiFf suifao 9,,re n orOors
ton, $40. 600; Brooklyn. manufacturing
prints. photogra vures, etc; Edward S
drick 1eo Broadway, New York:
BerAsshirs Deieo Lighting conlnsny,
Inc ssge9 BsrkshFs a+ l3aF, Ti9sa 9 eganty
sh heat sPd pqwer FTsd Frs Paf9gnTf. - @9tia
f'TsEsH.rs Breda /. Meyer. Inc 10000: Msnhat-
tan; melton pictures; Maryan e sroda
Maurice and Louis Meyer. sso4 Review
j b. ". Company. Inc. $4,000 Man
haitian millinery Jacob II fosen lsa &c
Bright. Frank Rosen. le2 Seventh Avenue
King OH and Engineering Company, Inc,
500 900; realty. deal In oil lands, Vege
Edward A. Shsu, Walter &. Parke. L.
Barton Case. 44O Riverside Drive. Ne"
York City.
pale Forwarding Corporation. 81 coo:
act as broker etc shipping. forwarding.
storage Herbert Levy, Mary F. cauley.
A :. Rosenberger, $50 West 177th street,
New YORK city.
The Ashley Press inc. $40 coo pre-
pare for publication, printers. book sell
ers, stationers Frank b Ashley. Martin
Mutsehler, r.. G Campbell iaa West
Sixty second Street, New York city.
Tho F. & Z Restaurant aud Lunch
Corparattan $4,000 restaurant ana lunch
room business Hyman Ehrlieh. Barnett
Finehers. Max Finehers. 255 Hopkins
Street. RraoAlyn.
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Piece Goods

BALTIMORE Md.-oualiy Pants Man
gtselurins Co, A shear, clothing Aher
dsen
tsALTiMeHH-Nqaai Pants ee.i L
bosIoA, Mass=J- dpFden < CoI i
Garden mfrs lsdies skirts and dresses
npaFeN=R Goldman, piaea saaas
AuHFeNTs Lazy. elses aaeas Bread
heafQN Mass -aFifa > salisfs trim
HpafeN Msss =Hupia Hsiassat GA
hasfsEE' Mssa@ Mmsss asa'as's'S A's sa'Asn' gs Al
saggF4SN MsFs Msss sf s,sus ws's'S nss5s n5ST0 81
A9lfA eA Aggb gfrs n, aa'fT issi0 atss5ss t.s ls'heT
Hlfseh mfrs shifts Hreain
CHICAGO. Nl=kabe Corset Co A I
Drown, mfrs eofsets, 20 IL glst ST.. rera
Avenue
cINclNNATI. .ohio-nsehof, Stern &
and skirts 2oo Fifth Avenue
CINCINNATI. Ohio--I Il s. Bing. mfrs.
mems and boys clothing and ralncoats;
$ II Bing, piece goods, sl5 Fouth Ave
CINdiNNATI-s. Roth, piece goods
DETROIT Mich.-Alen H & Sons: W.
z Allen, woolens and tailors' trimmings
MILwAuKEE wls.-Badeer Reincoat
ing Breadway Central.
MONTREAI-H Glasberg Co; II. Glas-
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Press, tailor;
Park Avenue
PHILADELPHIA-J Fisher Co; J
Fisher dryg9ods Aberdeen.
Co; Mr.. Krinovitz piece goods; Broad.
way Central
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Interpretations ms

ALBANY, April 27.--The following in
corporations were fled with the Secretary
of State yesterday
\, Epps Holding Company; Inc. $1,000;
man, BENJAMIN B. Engel, Abraham A.
Wasssrman. 2aa Broadway. New York
a Madeira 56n Importing COMPANY Inc.
and manufacturing embroideries. linens,
etc saul \. AIDES, David Harary, l. e.
Matalon, ll5 Worth Street, New York
City Underwriting Agency, Inc. S2.so0,
Manhattan; insurance agents; Thomas J.
Keller, A. j Lynch. Irving Frederick. 452
tan. restaurant. bakery and lunohroom
business Abraham Goodman, Florence
Rosenthal Louis Rosenstoek, 1908 Hoe
The parien Estates Inc, $500 0oo, Man
haitian; timbering- coal oil, gas and lain :
Tiernon, i.. s. Al pearman George NJ.
br9okS. o s. 10 s1eadway, a., Mew Yqns ,,o,.
Manhattan, buy and sell machinery
Adoiph schwamenfeld. Murry Apfal, Norris
Fonning and one other, 26 West tl2th
Eastern Dry Goods Corporation. s25 eco
Manhattan; manufacturing textile goods
n & israe,shy. Fhlip Bernstein. MoFris
Bergen Food CORPORATION, 500, 900; Man
haitian cemmissien merchants and
fhgssI hesgen qss Reaa e i0aa wan
Bergen, 584 West i2tth Streat. New York
De Luxe Restaurant Inc, $4,000; ;
tsrpealyn' sensrai restaurant and lunch
Benjamin klein. HAIRY C. Berlin asa
MeCermack's Garage, Inc. $iana:
schenectady auto, general garage ana
general truekine business Lester Meteor
mack Beulah Mccormack, j. G. McCor-
usaeh, l3l Furman street, schenectady ,
Happ Candy Company. Inc, $4,000;
Port Jervis, manufacturing candy and
oonfectiens George HapP, Benjamin +.
Happ, Conrad Happ, SpArrowbush. n, Y.
kurta Bros Realty Company, inc.,
5000 brooklyn, general real estate
business Ioaeph k9Tts; ss.,srd Esrnsrd kursz'
1894 East Fifteenth stree, Company,
Inc, $4,000 Brooklyn brokers in sale af
real or personal property etc; Joseph
FenReiiy, Lawrence Messenger, Thomas j.
Cox, soa5 East sixteenth street, Brooklyn.
eoe s'hsnss,aay SVsnsaEu V"sasr WSnTaa'Hs Ws
Needer, iohn Allen achensQtady, N
4 Il u Motors CompanA, Inc. SEQ -
400 YNAhers, manugaf sufins aA1esi air
planas John q Ehhlenh g. X HAnyon,
jf, William 4 Ruasul. IT, ouf FaNsAie
AysRue, fenNers' y
tAVraats, pstesi hsplsl O. tlvlHtn, g, !,
sehns9sn, sally hsveashah iap broadway,
nsS@sv Assshss1.aTa' assl j. sssE''sss, ,sH, .Ses
pllesA sRpaVstNa, ete, ishA / taahg. 4 J,
Mepwseae, Fhsmas l. aeFmeh asassY
Paramount Finapae eaWpaNq. tne., tae,
ege, biehx, autes, machinery eaaipmsass
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BUSINESS NEWS Isl hEAt !
Tribune Building
1al Nassau Street
Wool Enough in
Sight to Keep
Mills Running
New Clip Added to Existing
Stocks Will Provide Sur
plus Without Imports,
Bank Publication Asserts

Supplies OF wool now on hand, to-
rether with the estimated 1919 clip,
will be sufficient without counting iia-
ports TO furnish the woolien mills of
the country ample raw material TO
work on this year and leave surplus
on which to begin 1920 operations, ac-
cording TO d monthly bulletin issued by
the National Bank OF Commerce. This
conclusion is arrived at by estimating
the wool consumption in the United
States this year at about the pre-war
rate Of $4,000 900 pounds annually.
Statistics gathered by the govern
rnent show that in 1917 American mills
used more than 76s 100000 pounds of
wool in the grease, and that in 1918
this figure dropped back to about 740,-
100000 pounds. The increase in 1917
was due TO war activities, and con-
sumption this year is expected 20 ap-
proximate pre-war periods. Wool
stocks in the hands of dealers, mills
and the government at the beginning
OF the present year are estimated at
AL ,a9742S pounds, and to this is added
the estimated 1919 domestic clip of
3o0,000000 pounds. bringing the total
up to 7so000000 pounds. To kuote
from the banks bulletin;
With South Africa definitely de-
clared free market, and with large
amounts available in Argentina and
Uruguay, we need have no fears about
foreign supplies. Although the Aus
tralasian clip has been purchased by
Great Britain and American buyers ex-
cluded from the London auctions. the
government has already received l0O,
traiasian wool which 1t arranged last
fall to purchase from Great Britain.
Ii the remainder OF this purchase ia
brought to the United States we shall
have received during the year approXl-
mately 120.o0o.O00 pounds OF Austria
liau and New Zealand wool, making cur
total supply for the year $780, 900 Q0O
pounds exclusive Of South American
and South African sources.
Much Machinery Idle
On March /, 1919, about half of the
weollen machinery IL this country was
idle and consumption OF wool decreased
from a monthly average in 1917 of Ca
coo 900 pounds to 27,00o,o00 pounds in
February, 1919, the lowest figure ever
recorded in the monthly reports of the
bureau OF Markets.
Wool manufacturers" the bulletin
continues, 'are nearly unanimous in
expecting no great activity until later
Ia the year However, recent auction
sales have Witnessed keen demand fer
high class woeis. Although the gov
Great Hriteint reduced itz m.nImum
efiees + . pei cent la tAe latter part az
March. Tho dsmahd Far Hae wVels had
Increased 60 peihg whefe shia fadaa
sisA lad practically ha stFeet eA she as
saal salss ptiees 1hese sales nfiaas
have continued Hfm al The letast
auctions, In che case af Inferior weuls,
She reduction Of mihimum prices has
iesaltsd in many cares in lowering }he
quotations.
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motor boats. airplanes. etc. Hen~~ - So -
5oni 7n sadie Littau, Henry O. I.ittau. 1oSo
'aShsan Avenue, Bronx. -VV'
p newton Balance Corporation. s. ooo. Nya,r
%eights Wei 9.s watd i djaI jp[seison balances and
SustaYe . J Glata Mathilda 9uller '7s siv .sl,
fsio iLaf4yetts aye Tire corporation. $4,000: gut-
r. 'sse sia5ls mig. business Edw. W smith.
Street, Buffalo - Urn o00 Riley
Nau tinSh Yar,. truitt COMPANY, Inc, $500 600;
and an Morsted goods Miles L. Finch Georgs Seerss
" Pruitt ir.. William f. Brad@ 'eo1 ! : :
6roadway, New York.
ia naGies nan Newton Rife Corporation.
s-p.VVp buHaloi manufacturing firearms
ammunition sporting goods charles Ne>v' >
w; p,.se +Ar'nnf h Dayton, Dayton A. Evans.
g, stersns soo Medicine Company. Inc.
ehe%iyal pF@9ffin speeaiss d{qg medical snd
A ~ Harris, Louis IL Cooper, $40 Broad .
way. New York
p * h,utg bl.i Building .A.sssoeation Inc 5000
rooms Charles W Murphy bante} h.sn loofs s
FtitageraId, Edward J, iianion. a Pearl
Walker Bros. Motor Company Inc.
ss5- 900 Queens Borough; auto busine IS .
Geofge Walker. q. J. Walker ir., Florence
W. Walker loss Eightythird Street,
,,v Wi5,{ vsSt y., Really Syndicate Inc. slqooo
ana Henry witty, s96 West Eishty I'a sixsh
street, New Yerb
New York. ShWopody supply Co. Inc
! goo Manhattan, 90 manufacture chiro-
!lssaer, 5aeeb hurtss Sc s' Wsst 'fi'n's i4ith
81 rect, NV YORK. CITY.
Lion Shoe Co, Inc se5, ,o0e Maphattan;
boot and shee dealers, Louis Edalstein
Abraham l.. Geldbsrs, Joseph Levy, Il
fgnnsy lvania Avenue, Broehlyn.
Burston Films. Inc, si0ea0 Manhat-
tan; "a. m9qtioq pictures Anps s!lvefman,
Montague Street, Broohlyn
Print terion Realty Corporation. s5lo-
600, Manhattan, r-altv. etc. Charles :
N.Y. n 41sh; .nsa; william kn!ght' T SEEKER,
Manhattan, merehandise. textiles etc.
and business Of factor or com. nnerehants
Richard 0rasser. James Suteiine. Leo
kreger, s6l West lsOth Street New
Sydney wors,ad Mills Inc. 400
Manha''sn Aa.,hs ttsk'lIsa ,HahaFa aFesssg
lshth street. Nav YaFk Nay
United Marine Agency, Inc, sS, 900 i,
Manhattan tnauranes brank r LeYen-
decker RasmenA \ MeAee Herman llV-
ins3inn IS SO NaiisN Aaue. Mew Yarh
hlnshamIan heeg Nempany. Inc 81 aep
ana .hqseher h4saese bsRiamin kaplsn,
Avenue, ilnshamien, n Y
labn y WeeaFull 8 Ga, Inc, ,la,aea
NJ .hlsee realty aAd, mseehandlse .lahR
T eSsas ewSssaFsIiI sII MssaFss = Woodruff FFsNs
The Wishtman t'anoYer CemnaNY. lac
tAuuuu oswaAe county aute hAs.Aess and
v u feasysg, Al q Fa,lews, Msslee'
Flslas Lsvesssss Company, 4sa.,
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General Merchandise

cLEVE.LAND-H. Cohen, general mer-
chandlsei Pennsylvania.
cLEvELAND-s Stern, general msr-
chandise Pennsylvania.
DALLAS. Tex--M Click, general mer-
chandse Breslin
DETR6IT, Mich Peoples 3, 10 and
a5 Cent Store; /. Davidson, general neer~
chandise, Pennsylvania
LYNN, Mass.-Magrane, P. b. dry
goods j. "A. Magrans, representing, Great
Northern.
MINNEAPoLIs-H Goldberg. general
merchandise; Marlborough
MOUNT AIRY, N. c.-Bowman 8 Som
c Bowman, general merchandse Broad
NAsfiVILLE. Tenu.-Lebeek Brothers;
NJ LebeeA general merchandise, lo5 Grand
NEWARK. NJ is. Schwartz. general
merchandise Herald square.
flTrsB{ RG EiIti. schafer. general ner-
ohandise Herald Square
PITTS BI RGH-M. Goodman, general
merchandise Broadway Central
WASHINGpON-B Cohen & Son; Mr.
Cohan, general merchandise. Broadway
Central
general merchandise; Broadway Central.
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tary petition of George A Levitt Co
1928 Broadway, shows liabilities OF s4.54+
and no assets The three largest creditors
are: Pierse Butler & Pierce Corp, 437
East 16sd Street $2.o1T. Harry H Hess
10 address, s5Is. and Vapor-N Vacuum
Heating Co, 101 Park Avenue, $500. Jo-
seph +. Greenberg. 299 Broadway. IS the
attorney.
JACOB DEVONsHIRE sIEGEL.--A vol
untary petition OF Jacob Devonshire siegei,
66s West 18th Street, shows liabilities
OF s2,6s4 and no assets. The three largest
creditors are: Morris J, Never. 81 Ham
ilton Place. $824: Frances D. Alverd. no
address 1857. and IN estate of jacob
Bookman. 9 East 5sth Street S45s. Sam
ue j. Siegel S8 Park Row. is the attorney.
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Miscellaneous

BALTiMQRH-s- Harris general line
lennsylvani
RosToN-F- alasesrg, asnsrsl ina;
CsFesorian
ptFFALoi N y-Adam : NJ, g ca. !;
I I Wagner taAs AMI baby "a, ges
2 Nasi Thirty seVeath street tatn
vtilN AdnEH Lp4vlit, general e.
Hrf aAvay Central
LEV HhAMn Nnla.= nmplfs Clothing
taAipshs Al / eehA hAt goods, tlaR.
AzFs
pHfHntF MieA =esaftea FisRss. Willis
remHaAr millinery . Carton, siiAs, sis4
aansl rastsfhs aid afnaMahss, DsiniaAl
Nmrnpil@ a nersaF NA, II petaaf.
glassware. novelties els broad gay
tanAraf
FAYETTEVILLE. n O. stein sros
Mr stein dryseeds, eiethins iIsfaia
3AcksQN Mich j Marks, general
line Marlborough
NpNTnOMF'RY Ala Leonard Fitz.
patrick Mueller Company. W u leonard
general department store merchandise
Aberdeen
NEW ORLEANS Handlemans G.
Hand lanlan and NJ preyfus, general lines,
Broadway Central
NORFOLK. va.-W Grail general line
Herald square
ROCHESTER,. N. Duffy Powers
Company Miss NJ. e Long, art needle
work, favors and typography, 470 Fourth
Avenue Martha Washington.
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Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

IN the u i. District Court were as talows.
eAMN hi. s4EGhL,-A voluntary peti
tion or samuel sisset $40 West l4Alh
atgeet, ahews liabilities of See,dlS and na
assets Ihs three largest creditors are
Z II hAater, gmeAso - leo seaes,
hoshuok 4 Co.. Chiease, $4,000. and J
FranAAn NsveneY aie West lAAth ssrset
si{ea, James Il GaFmesss, al Chambers
H'tSssss = sge aLyI,se5 aL,se5gsY W. ,..,,a
sian ef f'psnk &. Maere, hranA vile n Y,
anuws liabilities at saais aAa No assel y,
The three laesast. .eyeasteFa aFsl II II,
hessss Mas skaa saa hssilas hres' hs.'
lna Wast ia,h Street, tsaa FAlIie eags
rpetar ~ pFaaaway, ls ina attorney.
eEpNah As AEVlfl s0.==A NeluAs
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Mems Wear

BALTIMORE-A. Cohen clothing ana
mems furni shing goods. Hermitage
-, 5ALTiMoRE-A Shear & Co: A.
Shear, wholesale clothing Aberdeen
G. LEV uLANf' H. Rnthnan Co III
Rethntan, clothing Broadway Central
kEOkuh, Iowa-Weil Il Co; J. B.Wsil
Clothing, hats, caps AID furnishing goods
COutlnDNOrp.
SEATTLE Wash. -Frederick 8 Nelson
onarigs Ne'tn boys and young man 5
Frederick Nelson, 45e Fourth Avenue
SYRACUSE n H.-h. Single, men
WsaH, Wall!ek
WATERBURY. Comb Stein 4 CO.
=. stein, clothing and furnishing goods
wINNiPEa. Canada Portugal co.
/ Portugal Wholesale clothing broadway
Central
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The Tribune's Page Of Business News
Standing of Victory Loan
Rainbow Division Committee

The standing of the Rainbow
which New York trade and industry the Victory
Loan which presented herewith
oommtteesthe Womens Clubs Trades-have
exceeded their quotas
In the the drive
spona Division the
goal of which ,0OO
The official standing of the committees follows:
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Per cent
A
Committee titles

.,s eogsss ye ,5 qs,s. .sbs:5s:a Of sssfs
II 1 .sd Al 1ss r' 'a sd ls5SSS
Bsif. saspsad$rs and qaers s9S9SS seSSSS 10
Fps a9st ' hss aad and ggr Fsss SSS S5S
cdrn drea a DpY5 itn' la9 w end Allied Trades a39o0oo
China Glassware Toys Housefurnishings. 15Soo
Slofhine 5SSSo saoSSSo %
coase 4ss Ta and Spices lSSSSSSS SSSSS 3
sS Ensiaeess s1'pns' 5SSSS a5SSSS
75oSoo 95SSo9 f fS
Decorators Interior
BEssss. Bssaa. s'4 NSssss Eassi Ladies' s5$SS
EE9s Hssss n5sl @3r;5y Try S1;,a;..
Fa@ 0o7ey and Buttons 4lSSSSSS lSSSS
Florists led Irades ....... 95o0o0 $4,000 .
and Fabric zs"SSS" 5"SSS" %
Ne s'ss5 ssd Asa Is"'s Tssd s;SSSSS sSSSSSS @
ds La "a and dR faSsr 9S"s'ts sSoS"SS soS%SS
Hotels sa5doS99 29S99 40
TsgsFy ss Kindred l05So6S dooOSSS 10
I@9qdTss and Slsd Industries ls300"" """ g
E@Ss Is 9 SsSisss s Woa and and 7sss Ra s55S$S
ssbs Tools and Railroad Supplies 2s0S5o"o a359S"o %
Millinery Dress Trimmings Trades - 5ooSSSSS SSSS
Nect@ea Mems sS99g90S o
New York Cotton Exchange 5s956SS
3@rotc Household League SsSoSS9 %o@e9 q
PgoIsam . ls50SS9S 50SS9S =
Advertising Allied Trades zs9sSSS s9SSSS
.S ss:5$ W.: s$s$S;;s $$:$s
s3s,isas{W s y s'stny aSSSSSS sSSSSSS
fs 'i S"s SssFs' Sss"ss sssss :
{@5Ylss. cane; rsrso. e......., l@SSSS s@S% 70
voaisa.s Vaassvssg vpps,s and 'e00O00 10
S::.:': s:':l .'. ':'' i!!;:;: !!!:;; i;
ss ss' y @ @ he bsss9s;s gsa asss r ss, s NJ
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House Furnishings, Floor Gov
erings. Furniture, Draperies

HARRISBURG. Penn. Rochman -
zattiin, MI Koehman, house furnishings.
Crane
MINNEAPO1As, Nlinn. --payto Company;
J. NJ. Krashensian, Oriental rugs 20
Flfh Avenue, room SEQ
PHILADnLPHlA-Isa J.. furniture
PlTrsBU RlsIi-Dewar, Clinton g. left
coat Company, NJ. =. Clinton, carpets, rugs,
upholstery. furniture, wall paper, 50 West
NhirtY Y-seNantA Street
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In Bronx County
Satisfied judgments

The first name is that of the debtor:
the second that Of the creditor and
date when judgment was tiled:
In New York County
MsFgeiies Edward Ferdinand
EhFleh. Inc April 6. 1913 stssss'
coRley Plaza Operating Company
y { Ia Via; November -
f-o,;,lsss jsls -.s :. -. - 1864
lnsen. Mathilae {. MsnEara. ss
Clara Calm and Louise c
sutie,r-pirns Sayings Bank of sas
Butler. Louis c.. Helen r Roh~
inson, George s Brewster
sarah $ Collier. Sophie Lleh-
msp, Emma II. Haskell. Alice
Nlehard, Rosalie Nathan
I-iilie n stine, Alfred Nathan
snd Clara cshn-Same. July
star, Leuis-Negmaadie cleak iss'ss
Co. Inc, April II. 1919 xs7ts
Gore. samuel--J- Stanley: April
10, lsia ....,.-.'.,.,%. saa A
Bredy, Abraham - Normanale sseess !.
cleAk Co, Inc: April IL ials .aysk
Stern. Bertha and Antanie ear ss
aehe-Feope, etc. Apris 2h.
1918 49,. '-......-. .-.,...' aseees
In BronN County III
Richard NarNel ca Ino
iatrantsA February | lalT ase,.
same-Sans. July 4, islT IA IL
it.
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ROANOKE Vas II. Heirenirnus Co.
r. L. Lynn, notions, ribbons and neck
wear. III Madison Avenue; Co.llngwooa
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Yesterday, he first name being that OF
the debtor.
In New York County
e. r Disz 81 sie4l1
Birnbaum. Rosa. Fried 5000. Il2.4l
Bunt, Norris N.-S. Cirosner. costs l11.3e
Continental Insurance Cempa ny
Schwartz Bros. Bottle Com
pany. Inc. .-.............-... a.lss.4a
Continental Insurance COMPANY
Schwartz Bros. Bottle Gem
papv, Ine. ..-.........,.... s.i5a.A2
paay. Int -. -. a.l5s42
CerntheTs. Alien-~M essrka ..... isaid
peuas. Alexander-M Hitler et
Grimm, William H-Reysi Card
ans Papsg cornpany -...... 1870
Griffin. William W.-~P. Z. Vernon
ct al -..... -. ......, Ss5a7
el a. ...... .......ssl. i.ais.so
Leasngsr, Inc. ,..........-.... l.5sasl
FRIEDMAN Edward-Lenex lnc l5l.2l
ieissenheimer, Lillian J, x
HENDERSON Frank Sc Rogers s7s07
HeaIy, Ellsworth J.. adminsssra-
tor-Metronoitan Savings Bank 55sss
indursAy. feseph-H. susAind. 14a.bs
Klein. Jose seph--sampel s. Beard
Long. James st, n.-Jacaaes '''''
Lyman. Charles r-I, wheelsr. iPiss ipi.s
Little Falls Fibre Cempany--W
hrandt ,.s,,,.....,,,,,..... a.e2i,ss
Maritime Transportation Com
nany-E = Fendeltan ....... 76esa
Aillsrs National Insurance Com
nsny of Chicago ln.~~srhwartz
9fes ho'3ls Cempany, Inc. -, s.iss4a
>ahas, aoHerh~s- = hloomins-
\ asle s' ,, FL .....t., ...,.. agi0,4t
-~acnwAFlz nros. Bottle Gem
pahS' ine, ,,,,,,.,,.tt+t., alaass
suranee Company ~ aahwasts
a,losn nsns nettle Company, Inc. sdfess
Queens saFnareteF Co, lRs, ia .,
Hesehshats sidNes==ses A, Taylee
aasan,s nteue sWeses ..tt,.t, isi,yi
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SYRACUSE. N. Y--T. Brown. mfrs
pants Herald Square.
WASHINGTON --- NJ Berman. place
goods. Herald Square.
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Consolidated
Exchange

| ltnis of trade on this exchange, 10 shares
te'lowlng table gives tota transactions for
the weak ended April 2d. witch the high low
Rad closing PRICES
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
BAUMANN 6 co.
MERCANTILE BANKERS.
o|' aiH AVE. tCOR. 4iTH sT,
ACCOUNTS FINANCED
Lissral terms 10 nnasufaofurs-s sra -.

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rrsinar. esinsT" wi,.;ss,,,, ;, c... sscsy
vb,ahsaS .....- l5ssz>
{-ofz -. me- NJ trby... 1e1sa
Yeccs r., r., Aeoharo ...-.--.. 4eiss.s4
CORPORATION --.-........ i4zos
In Bronx County
AFT soni. Afege-A. J. Picard
nivs Ss,: ine, . -. :,....- s23ols
HHsnassay Hsnssss s;,s 5shR-a !, R; smi.h. sssssss
I, Il; ,heman as executor. -. 4ssso,
Rohtzsx ssSinqs sSirts s.-sams lso-Ses
Sc ohns,,sr Inc. ssssf
man ............ .-.....-..... el7a
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F'urs
Notions. Toilet Goods, Drugs

MANCHESTER, n. H-M Klein. turs
Broadway Central
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Buyers Coming

PROVIDENCE. r I-Gladdtng Dry
Goods Co; Miss Grace Taylor gloves.
William Michael. rugs; 200 Firth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Buyers Arrived

buyers invited
S243 NJ. and P
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Offerings to Buyers

cAFEa, het.MANe. eaAfa etIfqs-yas.
sNeaex ssSieA te sless eut a. vssy ia~
AsieeA = a., "a Wsst esth as sAsya assw
SArhe, pGLMANa, Gears zrWeeS ! sSs.s
,%seftsasAs te shss eet. hlsaAas area
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Judgments

The following Judgments were hied
the debtor.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Guaranteed Stocks

New York Stock Exchange closing quo
tatiuns April 26:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
CONSTIPATION
Asa Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draugbt Relieved.

Moadorsviile. Ky.-Mra Pearl pst
rick. Of this place. writes: Il was
very cons,l. ated. | had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. I went TO
the doctor. lie gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed 70
tear up my digestion. They would
gripe me and Afterwards Il seemed
was nor c~onstipated than before.
/ heard OF Black. Draught and de-
eided to try Il. I found II Just what I
needed. Il was an easy LAXATIVE. Ans
not bad 10 swallow. My digestion soou
improved. ! got we'll OF the o stom.
Gch, my bowels soon seemed normal.
90 more gripping. and l would take q
dose now md then. and vas IN good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black.
Draught for II IL the finest laxative
one can uao."
Thedford's Black. Draught has for
many years been found Of great value
IN the treatment OF stomach. liver and
bowel troubles. Easy take, gentle
and reliable in It's action. leaving no
bad aftereffects. Il has won the praiss
u thousandh OF people vino have used
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