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New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Is Women Named
On Board to Help
In European Relief
New Committee Will Assist
in Raising $33, 900, 900 to
Feed 3,5OO,OOO Under.
nourished War Victims

The European Relief Council, of 40
Broadway, announced the formation of
a new committee of twenty-five women
to assist in the national collection for
Central European relief yesterday.
The committee will consist OF Mrs.
Cortlandt D. Barnes, Mrs. James
Byrne, Mrs. Walter Brewster. Miss
Marjorie Benson, Mrs. John Blair, Mrs.
James {. Burden. Mrs. August Belmont
Miss Mabel Choate, Mrs. Seymour
Cromwell, Mrs. William X. Draper,
Miss Mary Dreier, Miss Virginia Gill
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs. c. Oliver
lselin, Mrs. Otto Kahn, Mrs. Thomas
Lamont, Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore,
Miss Florence Marshall, Mrs. William
Mrs. Morgan T. OBrien, Mrs. John T.
Pratt, Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt, Mrs.
F. Louis Slade, Mrs. Mortimer Schiff,
Mrs. Willard D. Straight, Mrs. William
G. Wilcox. Mrs. Thomas B. Wells, Miss
Florence Wardell, Mrs. Felix Warburg,
Mrs. Percy II. Williams and Miss Edith
B. Walker.
The council seeks S33OO0,00O for the
3 100000 unde~nourished children in
Central Europe These women are ali
prominent in social welfare work and
work among American soldiers during
the war.
The Triune acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of the following contributions for
the relief fund: Mrs. c. X. Cole, s5;
H. c. NJ. Nearing, $40; Mr.. and Mrs F.
7. B, $50; Mrs. B: Q. Tekinan, $40;
Percy Waxman, $40; c. Bertram
NJ. Taylor, SIC; Schumacher, $50; Ken
yon Fortescue, $40; Walter B. Mcleod,
$40; c. H. Wilson. $40; Hilda H. Fox,
SIC; Anna D. Meade, 10; Harry E.
Sturtevant, $40: Edward L. Wharton,
$40; Jessie Moore Wise, $40; Harold
W. Hahn, $40; H. Greenman, $40;
Beatrice Sackett, $40; Pamela Brown,
$40; Mary Parker Billings, $40; George
Rhoades Casey, $40; Mrs. A. c.. Welsh,
$40; H. H. Riddlebcrger, So; H. NJ.
Humasin, $5; Anna M. Hill IS; Mrs. w.
Danfort, $40; G. f. Lee. $40; j. P.
Nelson, $40; W. W. Kreager, So; J. S.
McNulty, $40; f. C. Decker, $40; Susan
Driver, $40; Margaret Dowst, $40;
Hazel Brown, $40; Jessie Hopper, $10;
Mae Fisher, $40; f. Harris, $40; H. R
Mitchell, $40; Gertrude Renwick, $40;
M. R. Baldwin, $40; J. X. MacAlpine
$40; w. C. Wilc... $40; Murtie w
S. aw, $40; Leila Keyes, $40; E. L.
Bonny, $25; T. B. Dean, $40; Mrs. II. F.
lark. $40; J. w. Williams, S5;
A. e. Reed, $40; M. B. Snevily, $50; c.
". Wingate, $40; Marie Beach, $40;
j. H. Mueller, $40; R. C. Ioas, $40; s.
r.. ncse~- $40: nMrgaret Haywood, SIC
anC L. kreis, $40,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
STORAGE NOTICES
SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHANGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVIe-
~ ION OF law there being due and u'A,aid
DARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE. ts entitled
70 lien warehou eman on the goods
hefc'nafter described. ana due notice hav-
ing been given to all parties known TO
claim an interest therein and fhEA iine
speclhed In such notice for payment Of
such charges having expired there vii, he
sold at public auction at our ware.ouse o. o'
1CsI ~ broadway. New York City ON MON
NJ nay d JANnAKY r Y, l9TH 1921. AT 1880 A
1921. AT 1890 A NJ, and If the sal
thereof Is not completed on said dates the
anne VIII be continued All the same place
at our W archouse 1851 Broadway. on each
ana every Monday thereafter, beg inning ~
1850 A. M. on each day and CONTINUING
until all goods are sold. to wit: Household
iurnlture consisting of parlor suites bed .
room suites dining room suites. library
furniture. pianos Vctrolas musical snsfrll-
menis, carpets. rugs trunks boxes, barrels
suit cases, contents consisting of clot thing
nnch. books, papers. stationery. pictures
CARRIAGES silVerware. beddings, draperies
and materials and other personal effects
ysntoy ssusd Dy this 5" as hsd sp
Tor the accounts Of the following parties
". ' BABCocK. MIR. G. p. BARKER, BEALr
q SYLVAN. e a. BINGHAM. J. ALLEN
R93NE' 1l1 70 = JOHN =, or r GEkTRUDE DRAKE
GOLD. MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN II. B
iR,, y ~, NJ mBERG ErRR CO. MIR, ALLEN
DICKIE, ANDREW DRriER pHf1,Lip r.
PREW lrl Re- i,Gr,SI MRS. r. T. DGgRGIN. DUNN. pom
MRS: !. y EVANS. MRS. A. FIsRAO. MRS
+; NJ. finn. II. s. FINNEY. AIR. FRED
T9REEsTER lr,GIl : y E r HOMER n. rURLINc
EsTA GIRvIN. MISS Iizz1B HALL0- lt5
Han HANsoY GEoRgE g,5u T. > IfrTr ,Ms
HOTEL co: = HAssAN MRS. G. x K
H5EMiMaS HGlMEs' NES WESrI6xS 3 F. c6HT al 3oHN
nv.
ACCOUNT OF INvENTIoNs corr. r F. F F
HOWARD. JOHNSON &ssGALsTON. JEAN
WORTH: PoNTIAc HoTEL CO.: J, D.
SARAH ,. Kyle MISS "A. LAW. ~. {.
PONTIAC HOTEL CO. JOHN LTD1N.
MANAGER .;sn4N LAWRENCE: Liberty
MR. CHARLES r. LIGHTHoTsB. Mr." l.
F. LONG. MISS EDNA LITBY, HARRY
MacFAyDEN. MISS ?. MCGOWAN. liz
JAMES MEECHAN. MRS. s. b ,NENA.
HFs sHSR1rs MApHHHINE mBYEHs Gee MEYERS Ml1rs ss
1. MILLER. AIRS. SIDNEY MIrCHELL,
gAMGI Ji1rGR E s,AI M0RAY 4 Nh 4 L M0RENo
son. COULTER e. BOND. ATTYS FOR
MOTOR SEC: MISS DORA MTRRAY
hAEkf AsTa ocoMY6R 6 MY6ks' p j ES9RRIS MRs
HOTEL co. HORACE E PARKER MRS
E. r. TIl!LLiPs. ACCorNT or MRS 70
T..
NJ. PIATT. PONTIAC TEL co. J6HN
I:CDIN. MGR; MRS. = PORET MRS
IDA POTTER. MRS. GEORGE REMCNT
RICHARDSON, PONTIAC HOTEL co !.
r. H ROSENBERG. ROLAND KCSF-
ton, Mr. F: M. CROPPER. MRS. ED
WIN STEVENS J. r. SCAMMAN MRS
GEO. A. sHERLING. V. H. sTOCKELI..
TARGET &. GENRL MFG. co. PeonE, TAY,
LOR. JOHN THOM. MRS L. A. TOOTH
LACE PONTIAC HOTEL CO: CAPT. GEO.
A NASu1N NOTION. THOMAS II. WEBB
ADOLPH WENZI. MR. II. D. WHITE
MIR. c. WATSON. LEON WHITLEY MRS
E. {. WILLETS. MOLLIE MILLER CAR
OlfNE FLOYD COLEMAN. ACCOUNT OF
WILLETS, GERTRUDE WILSON, MRS
J. WURZBCRGER. MR.. b F. WYLER
The goods will be on exhibition at thu time
and place OF sale. and on each day. Of saie
STANDARD STORAGE
WAREHOUSE,
1881 Broadway,
New York City. -t-f
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Forming New Corporation
To EXnori u. s. Hosiery

Organization Of 81 100000 corpora
ton. with capital to be subscribed
iron among hosiery and textile manu-
lecturers, for the purpose of exporting
American hosiery and TEXT es to
all parts II the world, is being under
taken by the Seaboard Raw Products
Company. under the Webb pomerene
act. according to an announcement
sent out by II c. Sanuels, vice-presi
dent. The Seahoard Paw Products
Company asserts that it already has
large contracts ready to turn over
to The rev corporation when formed
and as $50 agents who will act as rep
resentstives abroad of the proposed
Consolidated Textile and Hosiery Cor
pOratiOn.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bank
rpptcy were fled yesterday in the
United States District Court:
TIE AlR--fn oluntary petition against
Jamie and Ancie ichelson. trading AZ The
Air. DRY goods and shoes. 1894 Southern
EpuisvaTd the Bronx Liabilities are
q ar ;z0.50o. and assets as $4,000.
IN" petitionlns creditors and amounts
claimed ara Belle siegel sl.s5s; l.. Zahn.
= n1N
FLOODS nc. - Involuntary petition
inDi F!oodH. Inc. isdies garments. 2l2
siftn Avenue. Liabilities and assets not
given The peiifiorirx creditors and
go ante claimed are. Joseph kapiaH.
~ 1ax kaminsAy. 1898: Fricda V.
Col lstefr, sf21.
81 siDENsTOCK r. sONs--Invoiunts a ry
PETITION against Max Nathan and Is nJanin
si"fnsiDck. trading a. ~. Silenstock &
>yn> Oh dealers. 3s4 Broome Street. Lia-
oIiiil<s a. 4ssets not given. the petit
tiDnink ctenitofs and amounts claimed are:
@~than MogeI, tz50. Harry Tropp. $z71,
'cH*I" k.s"nDefa. f/)O.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
me following scnedues in bank
fpplcy we're fled yesterday in the
cnited States District Court:
HhEkK roy cOMPA%Y. fNC.-sched-
HlFs III the Haber roy Company, inc 2t
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Chicago Bank Wrecked
By Losses in Hold-Ups
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

CHICAGO, Dec 27-The Dressed
Commercial and Savings Bank. 1922
West Roosevelt Road, the scene of
three holdups in the last two years,
was placed in the hands Of receiver
to-day by Federal Judge Carpenter. 1t
is believed that the raids Of the rob-
bers, which netted them $7,250, placed
the bank in all embarras ssing position.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
FARGO, N. D., Dec. 27.-Three more
Non partisan League banks closed their
doors to-day. They were the First
Farmers Bank of Minot, the Security
State Bank of Carpio and the Peoples
State Bank at Hatlon. In the last two
months twenty-seven state banks in
North Dakota have closed.
The Mnot and Carpio banks had ag
gregate deposits OF about 100000 and
capital of $65.O0O. The Hatton bank
had deposits of 100000 and capital OF
$50 900. Officials said the institutions
were solvent and would open.
PRlMEVILLE. Ore, Dec. 27--The
Crook County state bank of this place
failed to open its doors to-day. Shrink
age of values of cattle and sheep on
which the institution had made loans
was said to have been responsible.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Commercial Credit

Demand for commercial loAns snow
some falling off in the East, according
to commercial bankers, but are still
strong IN the West and Middle west,
particularly in agricultural sections:
The fact that farm products are OF
necessity being. financed to a greater
extent by producers instead of the
middle men as in former years, has
thrown heavv burden on some Of the
smaller country banks. it is said.
Local quotations on commercial
paper were unchanged yesterday at 7
and per cent. No change was noted
in the rates for bankers acceptances
issued yesterday by the American
Acceptance Council as follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

Company. Inc. - State Trust
Maerea. Stanley CIV. proko -''''
Marvin. Edw. Nj. Maxwell D. ''0S'
Marvin and Charles Cohen
9Marvin Bros & Cohen) II.
~ Liberman ct al. ............. I67
Newkirk. Charles As Glantz.. 2o7
O'Hagen. Stephen. and National
surely Company-People. etc. 1000
Paragon Sales COOPERATION Il.
Ravazula .......... 14,o2s
Reynolds. Bruce-S. Weissman. az
Ruggles, Philo B.-Dodd. Mead &
Rosenzweg, oi1 we'll Mo-ris.B. weincoid l9S 1oS
Reynolds. Florence. and Junius
Green-People. etc. .. b0n
Renwick. Henry B.-H. H. Rem
caTSsr. wsn chas. X.-Isishton,i inc: a'3ss 5ss
Sinkowitz. William-J. Frank
Snyder. Edward National 40
steinfeid. 's n Harry and Frank L. 1893
Main - Fidelity & Deposit
Company of Maryland. . 3.O17
ScAnat2. George j. and Louisa
schiffsr sehnaS5, nn1onM costs z;sca..,..' ~
Topper. Murray-H Feinglass 16s
Tobe. George NH. Weissinan
NaNan, ArdaSh-l. w. ElSen... 134
Wasserman, Max. and Fidelity
and Casualty Company Of New
York-People. etc. ....... 5ot
Weiss, Louis-M. Pelkisson so,
Walther, Herman Ill. Ritter &c,
Wilcox Norris and Anna-Op-
penheim, Collins & Co..... 22t
Wilmer Romberg Corp. NJ
GoldWater ............... 19t
Wolfson. Harry, and Joseph
Garclick New Netherland
Bank of New York. ..... Sst
Weiss, Jacob and Benjamin. and
Louis Sacks (Weiss Bros. and
Sacks) United Box Tool Co.. III
In Bronx County
Factory Building Corp, r. g.
Howard Co.. Robert S. How
ard and Louis Gold--Irv!ng
National Bank ............. $5,17!
Goldberg, Abraham ]. New
York Telephone Co. 8.
Gritz, Stanley-M. Guterman
ct al IS.
krellberg, Sherman S. Barreto
Garage. Inc. ......... 12T
Moses Furniture Exchange
L. g. Cabinet Bed Co.. .. 1St
Timothy. James As Austrian II;
Weiss Joseph--M. Rodriguez.... g.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Ra,c Sugar Tone Easier
On Absence OF Buyers

Lack Of interest on the part of re-
fners gave an easier tone to raw sugar
yesterday, and sales of Perus in port
were made at a3s C. f. Further Of
ferings on this basis caused little in
terest. Prices for refined sugar were
unchanged. Final prices of futures
net lower.
The range of prices:
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

.iEO.
Live beef. fair TO
prime, 100 lbs. so. 00G 11.60 $13.50Ql7.50
. q 3 e d beef
sides. ib.-... .,2@ 20 179 .2s
Live Veals.
100 lbs. .....: ''' 1a.oo@l9oo 1900 $500
D d veal.
city, ID. ...... .160 &c .o4T .33
lbs. ,'.-...... s.5o@ $50 7.ooqlo5o
Dressed mutton,
city, 10. $50 .l3 .12g Is
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs. .......... 100 q 800 1850 a $50
Dressed am6s
city, lb....... .209 % .25G 81
Hogs. 100 lbs. i1.25Gel2.00 14.2511A50
Dressed & $,
bacon. ID. 49,. Is = a .lsi4 .20l2 % 81
Pork. Dbl. ...... 29. 00Gp 5000 100 n 4T. 80
Mess beef. bbl.. l6.00Qls.O0 2l00g22. 90
Wsat. 100 lbs. ts.2sml3.as 2ao5@2Al5
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Southern Spot Markets

SOUTHERN SPOT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet,
UNCHANGED at 1ic; sales, 1.G47 bales. New
Orleans quiet 25 points lower at 1875;
sales, 50 bales Mobile nominal, 25 points
lower at 1850: sales nil. Savannah nomi-
nal. unchanged at 1915; sales nil. Nor
folk quiet. so points lower at 1850: sales.
100 bales Augusta quiet. unchanged at
1850: sales. II bales. Memphis quiet. un-
.a.1 changed at 1870; sales, $50 bales. Hous-
ales. Dallas steady. 80 points lower at
l3.-O' sales 202 bales. Montgomery nomj-
nal. unchanged at 14c: sales nil. Fort
Worth quiet, 20 points lower at 1920;
sales halcs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
CHARLES Il. WILSON COMPANY.

CHARLES T. WILSON COMPANY, INC.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the CHARLES
r. WILSON COMPANY. INCORPORATED
will be held at the Office OF the Company. No
- Wall Street New York City. the
twelfth day OF January. nineteen hundred
and twenty one, 1T two o'clock In the after
noon, for the purpose az electing directors
Tor the ensuinr year and the transaction of
such other business may he brought be
fore the meeting. The polls viii remain open
hour.
CLARENCE q. THORNALI.
6acrefnPWL
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

The flrSt name is tNat OF the OeDtOr. Jne
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment filed
In New York County
Ruschmeyer, William and Anna
NJ W. Crcady; Nov. IS. 1919. $1,635.7o
Noschlles, Sgmund. and Harry
Grossbard-Peierls, Buhler &
Co., Inc; Nov. II, 1920. ........ 2,<63.2o
Hughes. Elizabeth LIS. f. Techt
ct al: July 9, 1918. ............. 1885
Cunnffe, Frank D.-F. c. Sunder-
lin; June II, ls1s............ 11T.5S
Hughes Elizabeth lis. e. Techt
ct al; June 10. 1920 o......... 2os,52
Hochman. Solomon; Julius Hoch-
man and Philip Goldfarb-M.
Alster; May 6. 1912. ....:. 119.45
Elder. john C.-Encyclopaeda
Britannica: June 90. 1919... 237.40
Strauch, Abraham-Same: July 8,
cockson. Clarence T-Montgom-
cry & Co.. Oct. II, 1916 Gre
lcased) ...... ...............-. |oV.oo
2s 1920 tvacatedJ J............. 10000
Gated, ................ ''''' 10000
Co.. Inc; Feb. S. lsIs......... 4S3.23
In Bronx County
Scopas. Stelianos & Athanasia-
April 15' 1915. 81 100000
Techt. Sarah E.-Emigrant In
1920 '''s. .0 s.1s7.os
Weingarten. Max. and Max Korn-
berg-N Y Carved Moulding
Co., Inc; Feb. Is, 1918. ......... 13s.l5
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

american Railway Express Co.
Bradicy. s''jh John p.-J. rlunket ct S''N''4
nsrkowis1, Harry-r: Thau., 1915
rennsn' @' T. Mar'i1 SSeS'n1 JE L. Ban asoso asoso
Belchcr Harry-C. Turg!nson. 1870
Cripp, Record File Corp.--Ed-
"ard lyman Dni. Inc. ....... 21s22
Curc, Luig--H SamEnet 49,. 5000
Chiid. Frank W.-Howard K.
Ware Corp. ..... ......... 34S.7o
dam Casualty Co-Peoplc &c 1900 90
Cottle. Shubael-J Stewart..... 1.l9060
Driscoil Cleora GIat Shop)--
Jas. @. Johnson & Co.. 1nc.... 500 90
Dreyfus, Jacob--Pacifc Bank. 42052
Russell ,.....:.. .:....;,..... $685.
Eitora t. hiding Co.. Inc.-M Don '''''
rrench. SFF BernardA. Rusch ct al 21siS 1s.iS
coidstein lF. & g. ciothing
Co Cairo MILE. Inc. ....... 409,04
Fishbein Adolph and Louis
Marnct KAN Fur Dycing Co..
oi.seiaqn. Davia-stats Meican- ~. y.
oareiich. benjar,in. ana Harry
slrotta-Now Netherland Bank
Of -. Y. ..e..........,s.. Ts2.20
ri al ,,..,.............. 7.e67.ss
Hartzcn .e.... 4oo.ss
farne--Sarne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. C2f.42
Haag. QUO. and Heiga Feek-~-
rnhrim f. Schwartz ptscncr
brewing co. ................. C,oSo.3O
rend Company .........-.'... 2a3.7s
aker ......,-..'.. .............. 2osl7.as
CO.. Inc. .'........... 3o3.1&
KarE@, EuE~n"~-M. Levidca. lz2. .06
knapp, Edwin W.--Hotor haul
age Company. Inc. ......,,.., S31.l7
KreHge, John H. VIM. a. Mears
hn1 KusaRe T. Co., 1nc.--An-
drew Cone General AdVertislng
agency ..................... 1860 81
Krcsge. John a.. VIM. A. Mears
and Kussse h Co, irr.--An-
ORE " Cone General Ad-crtibinK
| Agency ....................... 1902
Kobeiin. Abraham to. Marko~
Yi~in' sarnet-~s. Trucker et al. ae4ss
/ lynch pathck J.-~Bayonne Bolt
and Hut Company ............ 2.10fgb
! f-~Yy, Charles fMhnbattsn Auto
: EzcharKe)-U. E"in .......,,. $3.50
Lsvy. BHn1afnn--H. Biegei ct nl. 4s478
l.. r. Sales Company, Inc. Mnd
! LEO Kapiitz~-E. r. CoIen,.,... 3Gs.4b
Ln1rAy. Alfred E. III &. Flen 4
iHE ,.....-,.. ....st.,... S@s.ab
! Model ExAminins ana Shrnkinx
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

Coffee Futures-Continued weakness in
the market resulted in final prices OF 8 to
8 points net lower. The spot market was
unchanged and the demand continued
moderate.
The range prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

Of s5o,605. of which 21,4o5 arc unsecured
sats Of aaa zoo Of Shch IS a"a Stock
in trade, $4,000 debts due on open &C.
counts. and $l,4Oo deposits Of money in
6 ENLyERsAI. BAKING COMPANY
show aeiiss Of E"si OF
sl3,oos unsecured claims and s1,4o9
secured claims and assets of sl1.97l of
machinery. tools. etc; s4.ss5. carfiages Sai
and other vehicles. and s2,293 other per-
T. JAFFE '.'SE l. soN-schedules of P. Jane
liabilities Of si2o254, Of whieh ss7,ssl
cured claims. and ana assets Of ss.s7o. Of
N, which 50 600 is stock in trade. s645 debts
due on open accounts. and 1925 deposits
PHILIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Philip
Wolh;sh W wooiens Sc Hester Street. show
Hnnsecured tlnse claims and sls,51s notes and
0lF1 Vs. ASsfts AN fi Eivsn :; sT, s a5 pnInown
ing as Frankel & WinI<Ier, dry goods and
fnrnishings: + nnan llo Southern boulevard.
cured claims. and assets of s3,175. OF which
S2'5OO is stock in trade and $500 machin-
ERoADwAY WAIST co.-schedu,es Of
Elmer and William Mentlk. trading as
the broadway WaiHt Co., manufacturers Of
of waSs Ffh Avsnue osy sh0w aoil,iss
which s4.2e1 are debts due on open &C.
''1h ana fla%s
Bernard Herman, West 3lgt ST., show
liabilities of $ls.2os. of which s15o2l are
claims. and assets of s12, ,ss3, of which
50, COO is stock in trade. s5,04s debts due
Oh open accounts and $1,000 machinery
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Courc:
THE FAIR-Judse John c. Knox ar-
pointed Joseph II. Mckee and Maurice NJ.
l.caNitt receivers for Fannie and Annie
na qheso s9os Fadag J as The sT dry go9ds
Eighth av. ana 40 East 3sth St. under a
Joint bond Of 5000.
Judge Knox appoiat"d Henry II. kaufman
temporary receiver for the Sartoriai Art
Clothes Co. Inc. l15 Broadway, under a
HARRY GOODMAN-Judge Knox ap-
pointed Henry II. Kaufman temporary re-
ceiver for Harry Goodman COS Broadway.
under A bond Of $4,000.
ECONOMY DISTRIBUTION CO.-Judge
Knox appointed Robert p. Stephenson
temporary receiver .or the Economy Dis
tribution Co. Twenty eighth Street. under
bond OF $1,000.
Assignments
FLOOD s.. INC, dealing In women's
outer garments. at 272 and IA sixth Ave-
nue.; yesterday assigned for the benefit Of
creditors to Eugene Q. sullivan. Bernard
MSonsn is president Of the company.
WEISS MOTOR SALES CORPORA
TIoN; dealing In autorno biies. 1899 Broad E
tors to Joseph Cohen, of 725 Broadway.
Henry Ne.ss Is president OF the company.
s,soas SAN b5ANUE "a & retsil shoes Sa East 1859
creditors to Arnold Ross.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
BUYERS WANTS
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS
teo per hHe..,-.+...,.. hDnc
f<o per .sne-,-....,.... 8 n"ses
BUYERS WANTS

BUYERS WANTS
S'i<H WANTEIt~~Four W Nine Natural TsKa
xsh1 kSWsrats ft>fr. III Esst zfth ~.
NhShs Madison @q1ass 4tfz
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS
@kE*EH. Gsrru&n. lhin.zs, Japsnoa1
tsy,ee~~ FfaFi nFeKiaoe~ h11fOns. hgUshaY,
ssIfp bszs. tfDochss 1utl~ry, DpefA
TrrrsFs y@ets"s. rte. beiow eos, III tnDrr-
I'm, fSterH&tl1uaf Hsiss Company. ITO
fzxs2wAS IeisDauns MAdisDn square
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
SURROGATES' NOTICES

BROOKS. JOsEPH1NE-IN PURSUANCE
of ord"r OF Honorable JOHN p. CO.
HALAN, d Surrogate OF the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all peraons
having claims against Josephine Brooks.
deceased. to present the same with vouch-
ers thereof to the subscribers at their
place of transacting business al the office
OF the United States Trust Company Of
New York. SO. 45 Wall Street in the City
OF New YORK on or before tha sth day OF
J June next.
Dated, New York. the 2otr day of No.
vemOer, 1920.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, FRANK l.. POLK Ancu-
larry Executors
DUES, STRONG Il WHITEHEAD. At
torneys for Ancillary Executors 43
Exchange Place. Borough OF ManhA.-
tan. New York City.
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Monthly Earnings
(Comparison shown with corresponding
month OF 1870
Delaware & Hudson

(COmparison shown with corresponding
month OF 1879
Delaware & Hudson
Novena Der g2ss 4,i5l,759 Inc. s1,33S, 64s
Balance afteV tax. AS2, 135 Inc. 05.477
Net oper. income 487 .30S Inc. 5000
Eleven mos gross.39, ,sS6, Az Inc. s.o75.437
Balance after tax. 1,502, 5S3 Dec. ell .955
Net oper. Income. l.S86.i6S Dee. 669, ,G23
Norfolk 6 Western
November gross . So 0sS. o43 inc. s2215.ass
Balance after tax. l,073,290 Inc. 5s9.l6i
Net oper. income. 1,414,79O Inc. 5.799
Eleven mos gross IS, o. 9T5 Inc. 7,753.@@ @73
Deficit after tax. 2.392.e18 Inc. II l.914.9
Net oper. income. l.522.l87 Dec. S,474,09l
Seabonrd Air Line
November gross s4,277.os4 Inc. s737,2Ol
Halanes ai after ,ax.. 1898 Inc. ss2o2o
Eleven mos gross AZ 4705. 7ss Inc 7,2O9.so
Deficit after tax. l.775.s96 Inc 3.94S,O7l
Net oper. income. 3.353.937 Inc. 5,3S6,e58
Buffalo, Rochester x Pittsburg
Nov. gross s2.175,lS7 Inc.N,ass55s
Net. op. income. 595.5 Inc. 673s40
II months gross. 10, 6l3, ,46f Inc. G.6G3 eS9
Balance after tax 349,8 Inc. l4O0.l02
Net op. income. l,976.372 Inc. 2,s4l cS5
Carolina, Clinchfiefd & Ohio
Balance after tax l77.97I Inc. s70zs
Net op. income. 2si..467 Inc. Inc. S5 a2s5S
II months gross. d,Ss9.33s Inc. 1900 926
Balance after tax i,Ss5.910 Inc. 24225
Net op. income... 2,554.8l2 Inc. 1852 225
Delaware. I.ackawana g. Western
Nov. gross. ..... SO, 606,0 ,028 Inc.s2.4s5734
Nst s"1q o a1sor TAX osssi @S Dsc s4s
II months gross. 73, i4o,4s3 Inc. 7,929.592
balance after tax 2.4l8.3l3 Dec. 1851 576
Net GU. income. 2.44l,776 Dec. 5.257 EOS
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Fridays

80 TO II points net lower and total sales
for the day were 1900 barrels.
The range of prices:
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Assignments
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following Judgments were fled yes-
tcrday, December o. the first name being
that OF the debtor:
American Railway Express Co.
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Cotton Statistics
Cottonseed Oil

The market for cottonsced oil was under
pressure during the greater part of the day Y
and prices declined sharply to new low
records for the season. Closing prices were
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cHAMBERLAIN, LYDIA c.-IN PUrsu-
Cohslan, Surrogate Of the County OF New
York. NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
eonS having claims h t-ains; Lydia c. Cham
berlsin late OF the County Of New York
deceased to present tn" same with vouch.
thereof to the Eubscriber a. its place
OF transacting business. No. es Broad
Street. Borough of Manhattan. in the City
of New York. on or before the Tth day %
January next.
Lated. New York. the Sth day OF July.
1870.
The NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
Temporary Administrator
ENRICH. WHEELER d WALTER, Al
torneys for Temporary Administrator
80 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan,
City and County OF New York.
RUSH c HAwK1Ns.-IN PURSUANCE OF
order OF Honorable John P Cohalan
a Surrogate OF tho County OF New York
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons hsv-
ing Claims AGAINST Rush {. Hawkins. late
present the same. with vouchers thereof. to
business the Office OF Edward n Perkins
no. "a William Street. III the City OF New
York. on or before the 18th day Of June next
Dated. New York. the Ath day OF Decem-
her. 1920
UNITED STATES Trust COMPANY or
NEW YORK. Temporary Administrator
EDWARD n. PERKINS, Attorney FOR
Temporary Administrator. Once and
Postotslce Address. No 81 William Street
Borough OF Manhattan, New York City
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Satisfied .Judgments

The first name is that Of the debtor: the
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
In New York Comfy