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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Buyers Arrived
TalrchlId HcrvIce


ALEXANDRIA. Va.--Misg c. Moore. ready
ALTOONA. Pa.--Whitman's: Miss Meyer.
ortt 'h blonsss nsndhereSies leather
goods. novelties; McAlpin:
Lamsbaoh. rugs, upholstery goods. mat
BnLfIivun, Ry~-Wm sehaufelo. house
BENNiNoTfoiN. VtNH: Roster; II. G.
Roster. ready to wear and muslin under
po %sr6i cumSsr!a1 Cloak & Suit Co.; NJ
0oldstein; cloaks and suits; Broadway
BosToN.-Barlow Bros. &. Lewis; mer-
chant tnilors: Marlborough.
O.-William Hengerer Co.; Miss
f. p Mowss s ssady to wear; West
BUFFALO-H. Cohen. mems clothing. fur
n,shin N goods and hats uu 1qat Square
l.. Holt. cotton piece goods; Colllns-
CANTON. ohio-w. r. zolIinger e. Co.:
r. Williams. phonosraphs: 4o4 Fourth
CHNTBRvILLD, lac. A. Peatman, house
furnishings and furniture: Bresin.
CHICAGO.-N. Berger. millinery; Broad
way Central
cIIIcAG;9:-Mm.s;; Hunts Millinery school
CHICAGo---J. Pcrlstcin; manufactarer
boys and children's clothing; McAlpin
Hotel.
CHICAGO--Alport & Cutler: 7. Cutler
manufacturers dresses and waists: Penn
sylvania Hotel
CHIcAGo-Mandcl Bros. Miss L. Solo
mon. fali Goats; l3 Hast Twenty-second
CINC1NNATI-Tho Aims & Doepke Co.:
Miss A. sso w ,,h. laces and embroid-
CLEVELAND M. Goodman. clothing;
Union Square Hotel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Wilson Co.: A.
CoRRECTIoNvILLE.I a-F w. Woodruff
and hardware; Breslin.
ready to wear. 1852 Fourth Avenue.
Co; Thomas Larson house furnishings
"a. and hardware: Bresln.
Inc; r. p. Hughes millinery. knit goods
=, and gi9yes; 81 broadway. room b4l.
ems. notions furnishing goods, hosiery
and underwear; Broztell.
dry goods and clothing: Grand.
Xathsrine zsrwitz. misses . depa s1 It;
N. Y.-M. Russell. women's
garments and furnishing goods: Broad
w way &C. Sen IT. ,,s Hotel; ,,
NJ. Kram. leather goods. luggage and
trunks; sO3 Fifth Avenue.
cd ne nphs White e aana
wash goods, blankets; 404 Fourth Ave-
MINNEAPOLIS - Bailey & Nohner Co.;
Q. K. Bailey. mems clothing; Herald
MONTGOMERY. Ala.-The Tharin-D Davis
Co; J. NJ; Tharin. hats and caps; Gre
MOUNT GILEAD, ohio-wison & Mat
t rnr, S; W. Wilson, house furnishings;
house furnishings, etc: Grand
NEWBURGH. N. Y Louis ohen. dry
goods Grand.
PllILADELPHIA--M. Greenberg & Sons;
Max Greenberg. woolens; Broadway
PH1LADELPHIA-Da Millinery
Company; j. r. Ryan. flowers and
PHILADELPHIA-J. Uditsky & Son; II.
Uditsky, cloths. trimmings: Bristol
PHILADELPHIA NJ. Friedman. dry
y, goods Pennsylvania.
Stores; Miss n. Walaston. millinery.
SEATTLE. Wash.--Seattle Dry Goods
Company: Miss II. Wiley, ready to wear;
Carpet Co.; II. NJ. Mannheimer. floor
coverings. rugs and carpets; Grand.
ST. PAUL.. Rothschld Il Co; s. ].
chffons; 579 Broadway.
SYRACUSE Nugent's Inc. women's
suits and furs; J. J. Goodman. manager;
Hotel McAlpn.
TORONTO Il: Hartman & Co.; Louis
WACO, Tex.-B Goodman. dry goods and
clothing: Pennsylvania
WEBSTER CITY, 1a.-A r. Mueller, house
W. fur n Isl and hardware; Breslin
linCrV. PcnnSVlVanio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Silk Shirts at Concessions

Trade in silk shirt materials is likely
to be duller than that in other silk
fabrics for some time to come. At
present the silk shirt business, so far
as movements at wholesale are con-
cerned, is extremely quicscent. Manu-
facturcrs of silk shirts have cut their
prices in half in many cases without
stimulating the desire of the retailer
for more merchandise. The latter is
more concerned with getting rid of the
merchandise on his shelves. The low
point in silk shirts was reached yes
terday when one retailer offered large
quantity of high grade shirts at a
price slightly less than SIS piece. A
manufacturers representative was
overheard in another retail shop offer
ing merchandise which was made to
sell at $3.50 &: dozen, for $50 dozen,
without arousing the buyers en-
thuSlaSm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Financial Items

Warwick. Mitchell & Co. announce the
opening Of their Tulsa. Okla. ofrice under
the management of W. G. Hatch
At the annual meeting Of tho Fisher
Body Ohio Corporation the directors were
reelected. President Fisher stated that a
dividend on the preferred stock would be
paid not later than January /, 1921.
The offices Of Schlefer, Park & Co. arc
at 80 Broadway. New York City
Merrill. Lynch & Co. announce the ap-
pointment Of A w. Macdonald as manager
OK their commercial paper department.
Arthur Upper G. Co. will open their Of
nee In Grand Union Hotel. Saratoga
Springs. July Q.
The kjobenhavas Handelsbank OF Co
penhagen, last year raised its share cap
ital from kr. 10000. 900 to kr. $4,000, 900.
ITS reserves from kr. 100000 to kr. rs
100000 and it's surplus from about kr.
100000 to kr. 16. 4oS. 900. Its dividend
in 1919 was II per cent. In the last three
years the share capital and reserves OF
this institution have Increased from kr. 49,
100000 to kr. 75000.O0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Commercial Credits

The effect of the tight commercial
money situation is being watched for
developments in the buying attitude of
retailers and wholesalers, who are now
beginning to make their appearance in
the primary markets here for their fall
buying. Wholesale credit men, who
view the commercial situation from
monetary. rather than a merchandising
angle, are prone to think that the tight
ness of money will reduce the buying
power of customers to great extent.
Statesmen, generally, are opposed to
this view With prime commercial
paper discounting as high as per cent,
assert the credit men, it is unlikely
that the retailers and jobbers will ex-
tend themselves in future purchases.
Furthermore, conservative credit men
believe that it would be unwise for the
seller of merchandise to permit the
buyer to take more goods than he can
safely handle.
No change was noted yesterday in
bankers acceptance rates. Open mar
ket rates published by the American
Acceptance Council were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Cotton Goods Dull

The cotton goods market yesterday
was extremely dull. Both buyers and
we're inclined to avoid active trading.
Prices were about on the level they
have maintained for the greater part
of the week. Converters are still wait
ing for some developments in finished
goods before making purchases of any
size in the unfinished goods market
The improvement in the cotton crop
condition report, which came out yes
terday will be watched for reactions in
the raw cotton and unfinished goods
market, with the resumption of bust
ness on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE, S.
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued In duplicate
hereby certifies that tho TRYUS REALTY
CORPORATION, domestic stock corpora
ton. has filed In this office on this 2lst dav
Of June. 1920. papers for the voluntary dir
solution OF such corporation under rection
22l of the General Corporation Law. and
that 1t appears tnererrom that such cor
poration has complied with said section in
order to be dissolved. WITNESS my hand
and the seal OF ottice OF the Secretary of
State, at the City OF Albany. this twenty
first day OF June. one thousand nine hundred
and twenty. tSgdD c. w. TAFT, Second
Deputy. Secretary OF State To any claim
ants Please present notice OF claims against
Tryus Realty Corporation to e. V. DAILY, 81
Nassau St. NJ Y Citv ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
SURROGATES' NOTICES

MOSS. FRANKLIN PURSUANCE OF AN
order of Honorable John T.. Cohalan. a
Surrogate of the County of New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons nav
ing claims against Frank Moss late OF the
County or New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrioer. at her place OF transacting bust
her attorneys. at No 233 Broadway- In ~
sty OF New York. on or before the 18th
, . Dated. New York. the End day OF July.
ELIZABETH ]. MOSS ExecutrIx.
MOSS. MARCUS & Wells. 233 Broad
way. New York City.
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Bedford Prisoner Escapes
Erie System
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
Z NO p n I,1l,r NJ n n.

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
BEDFORD, July 2.-Marion Davis,
escaped to-day from the State Refor-
matory for Women. She is thought to
have gone northward, as workmen re-
fastening in that direction.
1t is believed that the Davis woman
found pair of overalls which she
put on to hide her prison garb. If she
is not caught by Monday She will miss
the Fourth Of July ball game at the
institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Adjusting Shoe Prices

Price lists on fail shoes issued by
manufacturers have been found to be
adjustable by a number of retailers
who have. got down to brass tacks"
with the producers on the subject of
fall business. A leading retailer in
this city has found at least large manu-
factu~ers of high grade shoes who
have shaded their prices to meet his
ideas of the proper values on fall
shoes. Manufacturers as a whole are
figuring prices on the basis of present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
BUYERS Coming

Ell PASO. Tex.--Hayman. Krupp Coz
&. Krupp. mems furnishings and cloth
Ing; 395 Broadway: expected July g.
LOS ANGELES-Jacoby Bros. c. w. Bill
heimer. notions. gloves neckwear, hos
iery, Jewelry. wells and velings hand
bags: left June 80 for New York City;
3S2 Fourth Avenue.
NEW ORLEANS-L. C;oldstein & Son Co. :
S. Murphy. hosiery and underwear
mems furnishings 43 Leonard Street
expected July 7.
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In New York County


The following judgments were Ale
terday. July ., the first name bein
of the debtor:
Archibald. Frank-Pownal Limo
Bohemian News Co. 1nc-Ameri-
can Printers Accessories Co.
Birmingham. Stirling-O c Singer
Bloom. Joseph Nouton & Co.
Bart. Sol and Jacob Rossman-S
Ca EraM ct a. 1ron '.. co., yc.,,o
Decide. Daniel CO Zitreen...
Dewey. William C-J A Norris.
Davis, Jerome IL Alfandri ct al
Ergel, Abraham IN auric CO
O'Meara Co. ................ !
S Sn1smsor b R ReSdt e. & n snS Inc;
Aberlnson-S Sachs. :
Chester White Live Stock Co. Inc
j w Rosenberg. ............
Booth Chas e. and Edw l. Sinsa-
baugh--R NJ Leslie ct al......
FIX, Samuel-Alnerican Tile &
42nd st Manhattanvilc & st Mich
olas Av Ry Col Walker.
FleX, Jacob-W Koenig costs.
Garcey. VIM is Schelinsky. -.
German. Lucille C-J. LASER -.
Gardner. Nora IL r Williams
CT AZ ...............
Horwitz. Samuel-Art E Weiss Co
Harvard Motor Car Corp-Allen
corp .........-
Harvey. VIM S-Arlnstrong G. Let
IL ~
1s,nan. Felix-A Sartorius ct al.
Haas, Samuel-Yonkers Fur
Dressing Co, Inc.
j . Penney Co. Incl kreiner
jackson & Co. Inc---G II Spiscr. Z
kofflcr. Samuel-Brooklyn Daily
Eagle ..............
Lobl. Alfred - Corn Exchange
odii\
Levy. Emanuel-M Wagner 9
Mehnet. Hosoukeli H. T. A.
Arab ..............
Mardisini. Gaetano American
Fidelity Co.
Murphy. David Alb. Wissel-
iAiu'A
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In Bronx County
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The first name is that OF tho debtor:
the second that OF the creditor. and the
date when Judgment filed.
Newman Mercantile Company-L.
Sprurz; February 10. 192O.... $1.1s138
E. +. Hutton & Coo. l. Skin
ner ct al; January 16. 1o1S.... 1.oo3.62
Merlin. Frank j.. and Fidelity e.
Casualty Company Of New York
People. ETC.; April /. 1920:
christaI. Florence MA. Mem. 100000
Silver: October "a, 1918 5000
O'Hagan. William. and Fidelity
& Casualty Company of New
Yonrk-People, etc; May 10.
1920; vacated ................ 10000
Pearl. Charles. Joseph Klein:
Merovitz. Son &; Co.. Inc. and
Jacob Mcrovtz-S. Schlesser;
March 16. 1915 ............. 11<.3s
Po 1to !, Manuf IHrIns Company.
Gottfried Ha RI. ~ Ieberman; '0''00
runni mic IT, ' Nelson Ii. p r 107''
Campbell; July 80. 1913. 1880
McNulty, Elizabeth c. and Will
lam D.-Adirondack Trust
Company; December Is, 1920 S3sO43
Sherman. Harry A-Exhibitors
Trade Review. Inc; February
Harris Warehouse. Inc.-Madero
rn nTGsi. inc. Novembsr o 1911 1oss.26
Campbell; June %, 1920. 2o7oo
Iunniclin Nelson III. A.
Campell: July 80, 1918. 1880
Voick. Morris-oF. e. Lindeman;
May 20. 1919 .:......... 1890
VoIcl[. Morris r. = Waldorf-As
tora. Inc; November "a, 1919 b472o
Nolck, Morrs-St Regis Hotel
G. Company; August 10. 1917. 277es
ScharN, Matte L. H.-City Of
~, New York: February 49,, 1914. 1866
Square Realty Corporation;
,,, June ~, 1913 ..........:... 3.393.24
Company-O. Izackowitz; Oc-
ut to6er ST. 1919 ..,":;........ a9s57
:. April "A 49, 1919 60; 800. 1os.a5
=. man ct al January 23; 1878. 1.55a.21
Jams; January 23, 1918 $500. o7a.os
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
HAMl LIZ II EFOREST 70 YNN

Special Meeting Of the Stockholders of
n Ill. DEFOREST CO. INC, will be
neid at the office Of Walter Jeffreys Car
lin, at Two Rector Street In the Borough
OF Manhattan, City. County and State of
New York, July eth. 1920. at 3 O'Clock
pose Of considering and acting upon res
olution adopted by the Board Of Directors
OF the Company at Special Meeting held
said resolution the Board Of Directors in
their opinion they deem 1t advisable that
the Corporation be forthwith dissolved.
Dated New York. June 24th, 1920
ELSA II. DEFOREST, Secretary.
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ELLIOT BIGEI,OW 4 SON m

Special Meeting Of the Stakeholder. or
ELLIOT BIGELOW & SON co. will be
at Two Rector Street. In the Borough OF
Manhattan. City. County and State Of New
York, July 2Sth. 1920. at o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day. for the purpose of
considering and acting upon a resolution
adopted by the Board OF Directors Of the
Company at a Special Meeting held on the
23rd day OF June. 1920. by which said
Resolution the Board OF Directors in their
opinion they deem 1t advisable that tho
Corporation be forthwith dissolved
HARRY w. THURSTON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Weekly Failures

Business failures for the week ending
July I numbered 1872, which compares
with la last week, ninety-two in the
like week of 1919, 10S in 1918, 179 in
1917 and 1872 in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
To Exhibit ORIGINAL STYLES

More than 200 designs and sketches
portraying original styles for fall 1920
ming School of Industrial Art and of
Cooper Union, will be on exhibition in
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TH0S.F.BURCHILL
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PECK. REBECCA GIN PURSUANCE
or an order OF Hon. John p. Cohalzn. :
Surrog ate OF the County OF New YoIr
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO all per
PECK. late of the County OF New YORK
dece ased 10 present the same with vouen.
crs thereof TO the subscribers. at 'hs's
pace or transacting business. AZ the oh,s'
OF futney. Twombly e. Putney their ~
torneys. At Rector Street. in the Borcu1"
OF Manhattan. In tho city of New fo'.SS
otate OF New York. on or before the -
day OF November 1920.
Dated. New York. April 30. 1890.
FRANCIS w. PECK
IRENE ID. LuDLUM
Executor,
PUTNEY. TwcMBLY & PUTNEY. A.
torneys for Executors. Once rcr
ONCE Address. , Rector street. DIV
ough OF Manhattan. New York civ
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MacGreghor, John-R. Masteiro

Means. CASTOR d. &C. '. Be- "
May swen Eisa.R waiii:......' 1 1Ss
Macomber. w. sturgis p.
Tarquhar Observation-Disclosures. 70a
Mcroso Shirt Co. Inc-Ciyde
Me Mt'rs. 1ns: 5 md Da sl2
posit Co. OF Maryland. ........ 1o.04s
orants -; :............ 5000
N s,,,1ss 1 JaeobJ Burger ct =! lois
CO.. Inc. - l.. ]. Krcshover.
Inc. ................. 8S1
Philip Fcldman Co.. Inc. - A.
po E RI. 1., ct II NM; ;,,, so7
Products Manufacturing Co. -
po ely Of New y York. costs;: 1oo5s
Pretty. Arlenc-s. Brill ct all. Isl
Peabody. Myna - Walpole Bros,
Peabody. Myna s: or Mrs; Gris
Mourning House. Inc. ......... 3s4
Richmond Light & Railroad Co.
city of New York. ......... H.5aa
Ruen. ia. Jacob 60 Drummer: . 166
Roth-Ernest Bun Merz. $3.50. 500
Shade. Michael-E. Simon ct al. 1928
ct al .................. 1864
Somcr, Sam-H. stern. ......... l7o
Sacks. lsaac-S. Tanenbaum... 2.9S3
Steiner. Georse-Beith & Reilly
Travis Marion Hill. r. Rosen 13,4SO
Thomstroff. Joseph I'D. c.
Link ............ .1o.os7
Won Novelty. Egon-L. M. Starr
Witwer, Charles Sc. l.. Kings
ley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. <1S
In Bronx County
Tho first name Is that OF the debtor.
Bettcn. s.. and S. Schultz-Llnde
Art Products Co. ............... 500
Bellotti, Carlo. Michael Bellotti
and City Island Motor Bus Co.,
1nc.--T. L. Lane. admir- a,sl2
Champagne. Jacob R.--F. Cohen. sos
FINLAND. Lillian-A. Golden ct al "a
Frey, Bertha and Charles T.-En-
gelHcller Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854
Green. Jacob-J II. Bottenus. -
Peterson. Frances A.. Schlen-
Perlo. Oscar. and Leopold Kreisle
II. Ragovin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1872
Shapiro. Solomon-O. III. Shade.. 60
W.: T. c. Holding Co.. Inc. and
Frey j. Sayers-B. Silverman.. 638
Weissman. Harry-S. Cohen. 223
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F'EDERAL
STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
STORAGE NOTICE

New York, July 5rd. WV
To MRS. GElLE: You are hereby notihea
that the time for the payment Of our iiea
upon the property hereinafter descrioess
having expired. after notice thereof haa
been given You. we will cause such prop
erty. to wit -
Household goods OF every description
olnln9 room furniture. parlor furniture
oedrooin furniture. pictur-e. brio a bra.
china; linen. carpets and rugs kitchen
utensils. merchandise and general misce.
!aneous, stored by you or in your nsfas
tor IN which you may claim an Interest,"
IN the PHILIP BOGGIO STORAGE fof.
merry REBORI & BOGGIO STORAGE). 70
be sold at public auction. according 10 sns
statute In such case made and provided, a.
10y West nth Street. Borough OF Mamma.
tan, CITY. County and State OF New lors
on SATURDAY. JULY nth. 1920. at 80,
a. NJ, ana II sale thereof IL not completess
on SAID date the same will be continue
at the same place on each and every SAT-
oRDAf thereafter. beginning at $50
NJ, and continuing until ali the goods an
Sc Id.
PHILIP BOGGIO STORAGE
formerly REBORI L. BOGGIO STORAGE
26S West 18th Street.
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03

STATES SHIPPING BOARpS "i1Eo
For Period OF One Year
BIDS TO BE OPENED AUGUST "a -.
The Division OF Supply and Sales i;,.a..M
States Shipping Board Emergency Fis. NV ~
iroration. invites tenders for furnishins W ~,
quantities Of packings as may be required S :.
period OF one year for use OF all shin. r.i io
rs ownership or control. Classes o. c csss
ings and ports at which deliveries o.. sacs
Quired. are as follows: "
CLASSES OF PACKING
i. High Pressure Rod steam Pack.,.
2 High Pressure Rod Superheat s,..
Packing 0'0e
3. Braided Asbesto, Valve Stem psek,,.
4. Ammonia Packing
5. Sheet Rubber Wire Insertion
O. rubber Canvas insertion. grades apdH
Z. Compressed Asbestos Superheat ST.
g. Asbestos Metallic Cloth Sheet Psck,n,
3. Flax Packing
10. Tucks Hydraulic Packing
S s,rin Ph SasSsss' Manhoe ana HandAds
13. Condenser Tube Packing
-. Rubber Valves. Soft Medium and H.s
49, Semi-Metalic Packing "e''
Is. Sheet Packing for Lubricating and ~.
II Rod Packing for Lubricat.ns and rss
lS. Sheet Rubber
Portland. Maine
Boston. Mass
Philadelphia (All points Delaware RIVE
Bay)
Baltimore Oncluding sparrows Ponp
Newport News, Va.
Cha rleston. s. c.
Savannah. Ga
Jack son eiile, Fla.
Mobile. Ala.
New Orleans. La.
Galveston. Texas
San Pedro, Calf.
Portland. Oregon
San Francisco. Calf.
Seattle, Washington
In addition TO tho above mentioned per-,
tenders will be considered at all other vn,S
States domestic ports from which bidder
prepared 10 make delivery.
For further Information and propose
forms. address
NJ w BOWEN.
Assistant Director Division OF Supply and
Sales United States Shipping Boar
Emergency Fleet Corporation. Washing
UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD IN
STREET \. W. WASHINGTON. DC
ship Won sTEUBEN." Sealed ,.s p proposals ,sesi
VIII be received at the above ONCE Until
1880 a. m. July Z. 1920. and then opened
ior the purchase Of the above vessel on
Certified check for 25 per cert of the pur
chase price must accompany each bid
Terms Of payment: IS per cent cash. bal.
after over period Of three years. with
per cent interest on deferred payments
payable s-rli-annually. The prospective
bidders may inspect vessel on application
to the Shipping Board. Plans and specfcs.
tons for reconditioning accompany vessel
and are open for inspection at the above
9friGe. proposals should be addressed to
ton. D. G. and Endorsed Sealed Proposal
for Steamship Won STEUBEN'" Thu
Board reserves the right to reject any and
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.:::: 8: ::, s::: Want Ads :s
nui0csS opportunities $500 - ~~~~ and r.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

sT1LLrNGs. INC. SIR MADISON
(5sth ST.. offer $50 yards tam. an
yards chinas patterns, $500 yard. y u
Wi ITO Axminster Carpets. $3.50. Hca ss
and mixed coiors tsiightly usedl m. o'k
sizes. all prices; small. $500 to sls ess ~. q
dunn. $1,000 to $500: large. az ~
$1,000 up; hall and stair carpets ~. =
tails. making over, cleaning. laying r vnea.
ing. dyeing. reasonable. beautiful, pna.
1896 FLAzA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03

the Bush Terminal Sales Building from
July II to %, under the direction OF
Miss Ethel TraphAgen, instructor in
costume design and illustration.
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STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
OF law. there being due and unpaid
charges FOR which the undersigned Federal
Storage Warehouse is entitled 10 a lien as
"arehouseman on the goods hereinafter Dc.
scrihed. and due notice having been given 10
all parties known to claim an interest there.
IN. and the time specified in such notice for
payment OF such charges having expired
there Will be sold at public auction al Lev
brothers Auction Rooms, ! SIS East 125th St.
New York City. ON WEDNESDAY. JULY
l4IH. 1920 AT 10 80 A. M and II the sale
thereon Is not completed on said date the
same VIII be continued at the same place
100 East l25th ST. on each and every Wed.
nescay thereafter, beginning at 10 80 A.
on each day and continuing until all good
are sold. to Wit: Household furniture con-
sisting OF parlor suits. bedroom suits. dining
room suits. library furniture pianos vic.
trolas. musical instruments. carpets. rugs
trunks boxes. barrels. suit cases. contents
consisting of clothing. linen. books. papers
stationery. pictures. bric-a- brac. china ana
glassware. baby carriages silverware. bed.
ding, draperfes and materials. and other
personal effects held for the account of n.
following parties concerned MISS RUTH
SHEPPARD. MISS X LAHMAN. DR.. LEO
MRS. r. II. MEYER. MR. c A GEORGE
MRS. J. y. BARRETT. MIR. BARkIN. MRS
Jas; FREEMAN. MRS. CHARTER. MRS
LURAY LONG. MRS JOHN McNAlR. Mr.
A FREY. MRS. HENRY LODGE. NR
AUGUST WORTH. MRS. ELLA HUNTER
MRS: SOFlE F. BLuMBERG. MRS WINs0N
MISS MARY McFADDEN. MISS +. kEts
Mrs ALICE HUGHES. MISS JUDGE. MK ss
SCHEILDS. MIR. WM. SCHROEDER Mr.
THOS. GRAHAM
TIL; GOODS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
At THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE
FEDERAL
STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
OFFICE 474 AMSTERDAM AVE,
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CAFETERIA DIRECTOR wanted, expert
enccd: also assistant director. Address
Y. w. c. A, Bridgeport, Conn.
STENOGRAPHER and light bookkeeping for
garage work; Italian girl preferable Ham
iton Garage. $50 Columbia St BROOKLYN
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