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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Reduction Hints

A WOMAN wrote to me recently and
"a said that I seemed to provide as
many ways to reduce as there
we're people who wanted to try.
wrote back and thanked her for her
compliment. but assured her that at
the bottom ali these methods were
the same.
Before you attempt to reduce you
must understand the underlying prin-
eiple as to why some people grow
fat and others thin. though there IS
apparently no difference in their
methods Of life. So for today I would
ike to talk about the theory OF TINS
a little, and then next week VIII
give the more practical suggestions
Why we grow and how We grow de-
pends primarily on the things We eat
II we do not get enough nourishment
we viii be thin, weak, subject 70 DIS
ease and sometimes oetormed- II We
Eet TOO much uourishment there VIII
be a surplus. This is disposed Of IN
two Ways-it viii ferment and be-
come acid. in which case pimplCs and
other troubles result, while the BODY
itself viii stay thin; or the surplus
food VIII become fat and spread itself
in layers over the body, gradually
destroying all lines that our esthetic
taste teaches US are beautiful. Even
( tuany the fat itself viii become q
disease; il will cause discomfort and
even death
There is one thing else that should
be remembered. Some people are
physically so built that they can ex-
tract the last bit of, nOurishment from
what they eat Others do not get all
the benefit Of their food. The first
sort would grow fat Il they ate only
what the second sort consumed, but
even in this case they can reduce by
proper diet It Is necessary, Of course,
70 know which foods make fat and
Ellich do not. This subject I have
talked about before and viii talk
about again as II is vitality necessary
for both stout and thin women to.
understand il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

uthe open market. This includes
ranches, oil and mining property, rail-
ways, street car lines, water. tele-
phone and telegraph companies as
wen as every other industry which
proprarly would find a place IN such
a compendium OF information
II Is the work Of ten years OF re-
search and is regarded as absolutely
complete and correct in every de-
tail. The new constitution Of Mexico
and the mining laws Of that country
also appear in careful translation.
The edition Is 1000 copies and de-
mand from banks and bond houses
throughout the English speaking
world has already become so heavy
as to indicate a quick exhaustion Of
the entire stock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
MAYFLOwEh CELEBRATIONS
To FEATURE CHURCH WORk

To the end OF November May
flower celebrations are TO be held
almost everywhere Few churches
VIII not have some recognition Of the
anniversary Of tie historic landing.
At the suggestion OF the American
Bible society, November Is IS 10 be
universal Bible Sunday.
The federal council Of churches has
assisted in bringing TO America lead
ers Of Protestant thought and action
IN Eu4lpe. and It was an unusual fact
for q Catholic country that during
the most critical year Of the war. the
commandments Of the French
army, and the head OF the French
navy, were Prptestants. The former,
Gen. George Robert Nivelle, with two
associates Rev. Andre Monod, secre-
tary OF the federation Of Protestant
churches in France, and Col -Azan,
formerly an Instructor at Harvard
university, are in America TO take
part in Pilgrim celebrations ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Handbook Of Mexican
Securities Printed Here

Handbook Of Mexican Properties
and Securities" by J. S. Curtiss.
printed and published in FL Paso. has
just come off the press. It promises
TO become a recognized authority as
a work Of reference on the field COW
cred Ia its 3s1 pages are compiled
detailed Information concerning the
securities Of the Mexican government
and OF every Mexican corporation o.
Importance or whose stock IS handlsd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Tor guperdu0us hairs. and which
burn and irrftzte the skin When
the hair ig moistened with q little
sulfo solution. the hairs at oncs dis
solve away and the skin Is len As
smooth and as soft a. before Thsro
VII be no rednesa OF BDottiness t.
be seen The sulfo solution can b
bought at any drug Etors. This
never fails to DO the work thor
oughly and delightfully-
OLDER-For the quick rsmoVsl
OF wrinkles, I would advfss you 20.
" the following which has dem
onstrated its great worth IN g re
msrkably large number Of cases.
81 tTo ounces Of eptol from your
IuBBlsC NIX the eptol With one
tablespoonful OF glycerine IN q half
pint OF water. This VII result n
q very me rich and satiny cream.
" han faithfully used. the Elrfa viii
become Of q finer texture, Il win
5ecome more plump and vigorous.
g1lrthernore. you viii notice that
the croWE feet. lines OF ace and
wrinkles have disappeared very
largely and you viii look years
younger.
Mss g P. R=Thers Is No moro
need OF frettinE for many monthE
pinchlng and stsamiuE the facs. and
e lot OF other things IN ordar 70 ~
nd or blacltheadE. Sprinkle q little
neroIin On a vet cloth and rub
this on the blackheads and yoa
VIII ind that in a few moments
most Of these pests wiz have dis
appeared Keep this up and you
VIII have no more blaczheads. Get
me nero1in at any drug store.
Mss q. ". VA face powder.
eNqutsitely fine. producing an ex-
cepuonl lasting bloom on the
skin, Is Fresca Beauty Powder
SOFA az drug stores IN any tint.
1ou VIII never want to use any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
By EDNA KENT FORBES


CurIs.-A girl. II. feet 10, should
weigh about los pounds
> =
Constant Reader woman Of IS.
feet 2 inches. should weigh about
123 pounds. You are underweight
but not very much so. II you have
indigestion Il would account for that,
and probably for the holloW-eyea
look. since Indigestion viii make
anyone look old and rather peaked
Peggy.-A girl Is, feet inches,
should not weigh more than III
pounds
Just sixteen--A girl 16. feet 6
inches tai. should not weigh more
than 128 pounds You are not too
old 70 wear your hair down. but as
you are rather tall it would probably
be more becoming to you il you
adopted a more mature style and did
it up You need only comb it as you
back.
F. Z M girl 10. feet 8 inches
tail, should not weigh more than -125
pounds You are little bit over
weight II your hair is streaked it
has possibly been sunburued this
summer Massage the scalp with oil
the day. before you shampoo it and
massage the scalp with the fingers
every few days. This win stimulate
the roots OF the hair and tend to bring
1t all to an even color.
= =
Fatue.-A woman Of 81. who is ;
feet 3 inches tail. should not weigh
more than 124 pounds. As You weigh
1s5, it wiz take you a long time to
reduce But Of course it viii be
worth the trouble because you VII
look 50 much younger and feel So
much better.
All inquiries addressed 20 Mss Forbes n
care OF the Beauty Chats'' departuaent
viii be answered IN these columns IN their
turn This requires considerable time.
however owing 20 the great number re-
ceiged. So Il personal OF quicker reply
IS desired. a stamped and self-addressed
envelope must Be enclosed with the cues
tion.-The Editor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
HALF OF JEWS IN Q. $.
LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY

According to the American Jewish
year book, Just issued, there are in
al the world IL. IA, 500 Jews. OF whom
3,SI9,O0O live in the United States. al
most & half OF the number in New
York City. The number in Europe
is. 1l,4S5,000. Only a comparatively
few live in other parts Of the world.
During the Jewish holidays this
year seniors from the theological
seminaries az both New York and
Cincinnati Travelled long distances to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
NEW SPANISH REVIEW IS
RELIGIOUS INNOVATION

-Four OF live Protestant ministers.
led by one American Disciples Of
Christ minister. and backed by a
Protestant missionary society have
done during the past year what the
entire Spanish speaking world never
did. They have founded 4 high grade
Spanish review. A second remarkable
thing these Protestant ministers have
done within the year is TO prove that
New York is the literary capital for
Nexico, Central America, sle Isthmuss
and all Of South America The new
publication, The New Democracy"
proves the point. At present issues
are in spanish only, but later it is
purposed to launch an edition in Por-
tuguese for all OF Brazil.
Rev Samuel G. Inman Is editor in
chief Of the periodical Contributors
include some foremost Cubanss Chi-
leans. and others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

the way 10 Honolulu, and others
throughout New England into Can
ada and in every principal city Of the
middle west. The number OF stu
dents at both seminGTIes has in
creased to pre-war figures. being IS
At ClncInnatI and q At View YORK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

based on 10000 population. is Is men.
while the Los Angeles average is 1.29
men The local station has obtained
AS men so far this month. Its No
vember quota is $50. The challenge
from the Los Angeles office followed
the record made by the FL PasO sta
tion in September. when 900 recruits
were obtained in so days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Ell PASO RECRUITING STATION
Is AHEAD OF LOS ANGELES

With the month more than half
gone. the FL Faso army recruiting Of
flee is slightly ahead in the recruit
ing contest between il and the Los
Angeles station. The local average
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
LEADERS ADMIT
WORLDMOVED DEAD

ment. including John D. Rockefeller.
jr,. are exerting themselves to raise
money and pay these debts. EYeryl
creditor is assured Of payment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST SAY
MEMBERSHIP IS GROWIl

Disciples Of Christ leaders say that
unity sentiments in their membership
We're never stronger than now. The
reasons are the work done through
a series OF years by a unity commits
sion, Of which Rev. Dr. Peter Ainslie
Of Baltimore is the held A second
feature Of Disciples OF Christ church
life is the large number Of young
men and young women in the train
ing school at Indianapolis for service
on foreign fields
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

ranged by the American Mayflower
council These celebrations are e
take place in more than so cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
ASkiu.L Like aNerIuS? It's
Really Easy
A Simple Formula That WORKS
Wonders On Any Skin. Also q
New Way 20 Remove VIM
Hes Thaf Rarely FaEs-

AAl-laA--a
IT Is really immateria. how mud
oy, or blemished the skin may
be 8 remarkable Transformation
can be brought about IN only a few
Weelg tms By q method eItraor-
dluaEly simple Fist OF al,
abandon the use OF any OF the
complexion creams you nay have
at home today In a few moments.
By mixing two tablespooufuls OF
glgeaEfne and one ounce OF Eintone
in q pint o. water. You can Ee< thu
zlutone at any drug store In
few days you VIII note that the
you complain OF are fast disap-
pearing-
AnEWerl to oueadons
THN-Here is the nest power
ful hair 1crcer you can ever hope
20 obtain. and It really does the
WORK quickly and splendidly. One
ounce Of bsta-quinol is mixed With
a half pint OF water and e half pint
OF bay Eums or uEe a fuu pint Of
V7itcbha instead Of the bay run
and water. You can get a package
o. bete-quinol enough TO make q
pint OF this splendid hair eorcsr
for q small sum from any drug
store This 81 not an oily prepare
ton but Il 81 pleasant to use and
should Be applied every day. Your
hair WI also grow out most 1ururi-
sHty and possess great Tisor.
Mss g. P. She formation OF
latty aecumulations on the scalp
which soap does not remove Inn
pedeg the growth OF hair he
only way 3 70 dissolve these zc-
cumulztionG which you can do easily
BY simply using a teaspoonfuI OF
egEol IN a half cup Of water. This
makes a luxurious head-eyash and
gives the hair q silky Iustre which
Is beautiful. lets the hair breathe
and allows 4 to grow luxuriantly.
4 package Of eggol for twenty-five
cents contains enough for many
WeelE
CORA W.-Under no sfrculn-
El1nceE Gnould you use any Of the
various pastea snd powders sold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Sentence Sermons BY EIPaso Ministers

NO ONE can cal himself educated Who has not read tbs latest book It IS
language dialect has become 50 much the 1ags that matters not how
Gated Lawyers are proud Of having Tsad it and TO
her % 5is.ois pssss ne = s i = @ s ., %
leading Characters most inspiring It has been nOnoblss for children
eatest paintings and literature Kings presidents
our By the supreme court Of the United States 1t is the theme Of sy sat
sleep songs children sing
hymns praise 60 remains newest
ok we can the Inspired Book But We would not long cal that unless
Success Is Won from f. Inn s s55 1ss e M % S 1g l4L
with boOkR Floyd Poe Presbyterian church
truth agse and tmsiss Christ said q that they
carp but to i've them freedom One not Christian
.a0Rg ss5y Of God he that hath the Son hath a and he that hath
until We recognize itRsv N Hudson, First church
The Low. of God is high eternity
ia Is?ey 70 IW mo me Wiling soul as the mighty inflow Of the
We live pz5cssd and sy.b I and % cb GP % vt9e V
vaIksHbuFgh, First Methodist Episcopal church
Tu: patriotism burning
MI a sas ns Us an PSss Watson o 5'i F. s @ 17E 5H
Building magnificent adises our city most hpuly
They show to men that great ideals held by the people that the
help budings-Rsv. George Mccall
tIal Baptist church.
Gratitude the most acceptable form of prayer divine
enjoy whether to the order of nature the the
vent By YOU have looked at Ii. ds paa ON 5 Sy
you Il the 9EsTs have been Joy to you Il the purple and gold
thanks If human voices have spoken great things
poured wonderful yur your
the depths heights which
eouence lifted
mnotony Of the tIeadEan and
Of loneliness
With glad hand and kind thanks
& Elfrng First Congregational church.
happy question of
rights people
their Object after AL The that methods used It not
be found the things
indulgence It results from
great
greatest happiness that lived
acquainted with grief and out Of his there
al happiness that
Rev. " S. Huggett, Highland Methodist church.
any
capable
death, plans
Paul believe that
and bring Christians sleep their with
the final resurrection
changed tWnng
shah immortality
shah
church.
digent
entirely
eternal God the all
basuy power gotten
wealth" Such the vanity shalt
Lord thy God; wealth.
VII; ls-Rev. Milo Atkinson, Christian
LJ-JL..L Of HE. n nthe open market This includes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

True patriotism should keep religion burning
a Of nation Our allegiance and obedience God hope
nation observe Thanksgiving becoming
iy and gratiudsRsv. Watson n Farley Presbyia
church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Building magnificent helpful
They show that great ideals held the people
best things cared for They bring the best people
ought to help build noble ehuTh budngRv George Mccall
taI Baptist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

CORA W-Under No sfrcu1n-
Et1ncag should you use any OF the
various pastea snd powders sold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

500, $50 FLANNEL GERTRUDES-
I'm short length for babies from birth to
two wears. Hand made and muchine en-
T VEelIsI s1.s ssiiss' . BABY S169
$50 @TURKNIT7 BABY BLANKETS
So convenient for baby's bath and soft
and euddley to baby's tender skin-size
3dx42-White, pink or blue 40
trimmed Special -.-.-.--:..-. .tyOC
SEQ c0vERALLS FOR KIDDIEs-
With long or short sleeves, Of heavy and
medium weight materials-sizes for bows
and giris from 2 ta.6 Feans- q ga
Special --.----. -..--...---. y 4sOQ
$500, s5.ss BOYS TUB SUITS-Cun-
ming little suits in little man styles Of
quality tub fabries-one and 90 90
two piece models. Special at 20. 90
$500, S5.os GIRLS DRESSES-Of wash
fsrbics in sizes from > 70 years-aIl
white or dainty tailored dresses ia an
assortment Of colors- 80 90
Extra Special l-...-..--....g 20
7sc LONG AND SHORT SLIPS-Ahd
baby dresses, lace edged and with tiny
mgs-made Of very good quality
Iiainsook - suitable for baby's first
s s8.sisi Baby Week .59c
$500, $3.50 BABY DRESSES-Very
dainty hand made and machine made
long and short dresses-with wee vokes,
fine embroidery and tuekings, lace edged.
of fine lingerie cloth and 60 On
nainsook- Baby Week PA.OO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

high as heaven deep as hen broad as eternity
infinite ready to flow into the willing mighty
fosd tide But Win not lift the sus
i've phed and eveh Henry
yalkenbuEgh, First Methodist Episcopal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

finest hown-n all six. six and wool
and al wooI-sizes from birth to 3 years.
Limited number. Baby & 90
Week Special. 2 l.0O
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
CALL SUGAR BEET FARMERS
GROUPS TO FIGHT TRUST

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Friday.-Coun-
trywide organization Of sugar beet farm
ers to fight the so-called sugar trust is
the object OF joint convention Of farm
ers' organizations called to meet In DsS-
yer January 26.
The call. issued by the Intermountaa
Farmers Association, the Farmers Union
Of Nebraska, the Ancient Order Of Clean
ers. the Farmers Union of Colorado, the
Mountain States Beet Growers Associs-
ton, the State Oranges of Washington and
and Colorado and more than twelve CO.
operating farmers organizations, de-
clares the country is producing less than
one-fourth the sugar consumed.
1t asserts "the national sugar bowl is In
the clutches of few powerful corpora
tons, which are SO organized and united
as to form a most menacing trust"
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
Leases-Manhattan.

BEF0ADWAY Fo,ar y sS Ist loft Kais rnsnS.
z yrs from Feb ]. 1920: sttys. Fried \; @ 2no
oofISsns iv'. .s2s-as,. i:t 4 ID LOTS; Rachel
Marsowitz 70 Alexander HeIfard 2d7 2slst
and Ys ncrs 1sS% asG e oc,e: " rfSsys
HESTER ST. Jo-52. cor Ludlow 81, 9 q p;
Joseph 4 ano. exrs, to Max tskkfnaas 52 hss, so
LEXIMGT3N E N y ils str part c; Trst Constr S6
& JoSS JoS1 nS % 70 Hs!nnrd yrs trem
MADISON hv. ~. o G 2efh st. str Il b x
office on "a floor; n Cammann 4 ano trus-
fees. to Thomas X Rosevear 10 Clarefnont nv I;
S-yrs from Feb !. 1920; attys. Eppsteiu q y,
sTH Av.. e55 4 b: United Cigar stores CO 70
James kntsamo. 60 w 25th st: from Oct i
nsls to Apr 30. 1929; atty Harry stackeii; g1 ,no
sTH ~, 5e5 .icrs 1 81 John q R;%er 70 JssSn I!sS
EsF'fs g. 81 AZ yTs YES fis% ssoasss MA ' &
Flascke et. al to JOS " Prcren1er; ss2 w 2sd
q: 10 YRS from Oct 1. 1919: atty. q w Tiascke
aisT sT y Ut 'sts'$ str Jl's'fn: John hsda:n;
st, ct al; yrs from Feb I. 1918; atty. ~ J
c2n ST., o Y, ais Glars. W TiiIman to Julia 4
,a,nl ps,ndcdi s'l " I'D st; !, yrs from Nay edo
4o ST. ii ps!or scsnfTd r. chns n-c%n q s,Ie
hrncld anc, 4 " 10th ST. 8. .yrs. from Sept l..
1915: atty. D Rosenrarten. 3s Park row. 49,.
49rt ST. II Y. ground Z. & b: same 70 same:
5riI 81; IL w. A"Y III iJasIS Jcsn Brcwnin~ St a TO to
Lli.o Nlgannou. 19 w r7th st: ~ yrs from Nav
!. iolo atty. Buckley. IL Wall st, $o,3I5
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
Observation-Disclosures.

ACADEMY ST. e45. g. 100 IT n Of ,yermilyea
% Ssss ct e en' Dec ToTs:Ff is atty R
PeSpap % Really nice &c s. s,CcS sSceoh Dee
%; atty Abr wike;, e9 PARK sloS g
Franu 1ace With sor rights To alley
Express Co to Transit Realty Co. 14o Church
ST; b & 8; c g: Dec n: atty. G s,Ss GO;
BRO ivy IVY aS y & e l lISSsS .
g s1i;a l5sse! bee bi 'sf9nf sy Benj II
BRooME 6 ST leo, n 5. 25xeo: Jacob RcsenthsI
e S sSh 6 s. si SGp Alex e miss
chRMaSE STSaaSS ST. q ii e Of bedford 81 81
:ein st: mtse W sii 500; atty & Young. io5 Broad
CROSBY Eos sT. 65. 5. 2i.sxloo: Tyler Estate 70
s. BsSata S q s rS oSo Rss
DevtsloS ssE ST. s!,cl so5 o 'SsS9 ScSaas an
8sc E8STpl to Sys $ MarRs M oS5p @ i
FgLToS s eOs; s. 175i , & Of Gh,rch Ghprch st. st.
S ntas sSocco; sns atty Julius zeser 2fa BT.sS
sSHE prop: A7o% 4!slains cqEgsrateS i,o Fell Is
hsnsndps sns Dee a. ~ atty ~ ssd same St; mtse sico
GREENwicH ST. ao5 e s sS1ioo; " q I X.s;os Msscs
st; mtre $1,000: al liens: Dec 81; atty. ,or T
s% iS2 ETTcadysy sT Iva 10 10 r. 81 iltS
I 4. sis1i.s; jas &C Coward TO- fc Arrow Holding
Corpn. 2l7 Broadway; Dec IS; atty !, II
JoiiS SfsfI sr = Il s~sy is :. 4
iGsa ss heaz %tze SIT 6 ays rs
LENox 2v' v"p"Ss cor iiist st. oe.1ixi2o Fred.
sy; .mtge si55ooo: Dee 81: atty. Samuel Kahan.
MApIsox IEs5Sx rsgTT rsgT. 2s4 2sSios Mammalian Bridge
NJ; mtge $4,000, oil liens. Dec 81; Morris !,
". . IL . - . =. >
s5tR Sc: mtss si25 900: sil liens: atty, i
MMfsik9%sY MMfsik9%sY sf II! ideery '!a5alaas torSnac1 Se
Moore 10 Herman kornahrens. 1o7 Murray. st;
PARK PLACE. fos'iif. : cor Greenwich st.
Ia.4xJ6. .sxI5x21 8; Edna rull 60 1osi1f Park
Place corpn 1To B.osswsy; ,7c %,Fe 600 . nSc
% Hsih Meyer i 70 'fl ialr5 whelau q @ - 1851 *
mtge $1,000; Dec 81 ATTY Root f"i,2n ION
nIvFasfbf sff tDhvE cor 1l,,h f. run. is'0"
,o1s iois gs'S 70 bcr Te' 7sh oSf s i Il sr'c et
Madison av. 2Jxi02.2: Rhona VI Prili pt 81 70
a J. Realty corpp: Dec .G' a,iys. Fclner !.
7e.ix e eo,2S \ e5r -lcoS 5 100 ilS.v 1911
sr1IeeS 1IeeS s nebseca sr osor 10 cfa M"on nrr H.
106 B e5th 81, ct al; Dee a. attys. Fciner
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n : cor 18TH y. cine y
se.6r Q 1867 e. i4G. f1x " 100 70 hegip: College
Gsns nase s2 oSo; ?ofSs Dee 5o' ! st5. s Morrison
sSSE s!cS -; & Bender &c C e college d HsldSISs @ SS
moss 81. -, ss siiiaso 2x25s1aa5 ftaSseS neDS
Brooklyn; mtee .sle.5oo: ncc 30; atty. l. 2 q
2, ,.:; lgo Broggdw!aX sion
IIHst ISssm j. sq.iSo kisne @sn lssslas torpr 70
colless Holdins %. us W l2oth u: mtgss
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
Satisfied Judgments.
New York County.

The first name Is that Of the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor and date when judgment was
fled 49,. -.
pany OF Maryland-People. &c.; Feb. a. l9ls'
Mosehalaaess Socrates p apa s George-Luis vecchi
Gardner, Edward E.-Fidelity and Casualty
Company Of New York; Sept. is, 1919 (Vacated),
SSme-Gimbei Bros. New York; Jan. 1s. 1917
Same.H. G. Kayser ct al; June 20. 1918
" "ssmeSprug Products Company. Inc: Dec. 2o'
X Richards. Kitty, and Barney Ershowsky-People
Fowler. Stanley &. and Anna CIV. T.
wResee; AnT Yacob j. and Barley Ershowssy-People
&C.; Dec. 10. 1919 $500.
Flood ana William Cahill-s. S. Myers; Aug. L.
IMcNSSity. Patrick Us. S. Myers; Sept g. 1918.
u iMcGoldrick. Paul A.-w. e. Nichols ct al; May
oppenbeimer Charles Ms. Goldman; Dec. 4.
Neben Mig. Company, Inc.-F. NJ. Price ct al;
New York Trust Company (exr)-old Colony
Trust and Savings Bank Dec. 81, 1919. $2,SS1. 50.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
Sugar Prosecutions Started.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Friday.-The first
step in federal prosecution of alleged
sugar profiteers in Cleveland was taken
late today when United States Comrr,;s-
sioner Marlatt issued warrants for the
arrest of four grocers, charged with vio.
lating the Lever act. The warrants viii
be served tomorrow, IL was said.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
Pssstition in bankruptcy here with liabilities of

a. Pstition in bankruptcy here with liabilities Of
BENz0 CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC, No. SO
Cortlandt street, has filed schedules IN bank
WOLF HoLzBERG. also trading as ALHAM-
bhA GAkMENr SHOP. dealer in woollens. &c.
and manufacturing suits. at No. As West Twenty
firss fnss street and No; 2o65 Seventh avenue has
fled SCHEDULES in bankruptcy. with liabilities
OF S2 .o46 and assets OF 50. $50.
Judge Mayer has issued an order oisrnissing
the petition In bankruptcy filed by MANDEL
EPSTEIN on October %. 1918. consent of
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
Bankruptcy Matters.

Two petitions In bankruptcy have been filed
against NEMERov. INC. retailer Of women's
ready to wear garments. at No. Fl West Thirty
fourth street u enc petition the lishilitiss are
other the liabilities are said 10 be 100000 and
fhe assets $4,000. Judge Mayer has appointed
thcrity 20 continue the bDsincss for fiic days:
.ADDiIH S1IIWAHrI. n rnI~smsn. living ~
NO. 66 Ncsl So cntv seventh street. has ilcd. n
petition W hankrptr Liabilities. S2.sp'. No
q ssei s.