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New-York tribune., 1920-11-18

York Hosiery Works, Inc... 1.165-3a
Losoluto Frank - Helm Nolan
Lumber Company Inc ...... 1917
Levin, Bernhard-F Z. Silver
Lefrals s Albert, Inc. and Harry 'N''''
Lefrak - Werbelovsky Bros
same-s Albert sas93 l,sas.9a
LC9genseker' Georss H y Richsra prah G; ana
Moore, hampton. and Henry Farr '1''s'
Morris Plan Co., n. Y....... 1920
MeTdamm. Gcorge-Same. 1910
Cormick and Alexander Doyle
Same ..................... 11s.sc
Food Products Co, Inc. $3.50
McAVoy Co, Inc.-Connecticut
Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford
Conn. .........,........ 2.os7.4s
Moss. jacques Al. T. Person. 104. So
Motor Haulago Co, 1nc.-~-M.
Molina. Frank - looth street .
Realty Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4l5.5o
Grossbard tNoschkess & Gross
bard)-Peirls, Buhler & Co.
Inc. ..,...; ...,..; :...... 2,4c3.2 20
Weeks-Morrs Plan Co.. \. Y. 21Bsc
Panutsos, Bill A-G. Anas. ..... 625.2
Popular Price Merchandise Asso-
citation, Inc.-G. Stein ct AL. 15s24
paralardo Louis. Rabinowitz 29559
Ponak, Fannie-I Veisman ct al 12074
Pollock Maurice, S. ie Pollock.
r6iss s+'' saa%M 1Ia2 Co ii wSil ct al 35Sss 35Ssa
'hilirs Saul, and Harry Mann
phillips & Mann. also julius
Fls- back and Abra nam Fish
sncls NFishback Bros.) SACK &
panhael. sam-M. Fcdergren.... 2.i45.ot
Solomon ..................... 1000 65
Nolan Lumber Co. 1nc.... e64.5o
Butchers & Drovers Ranl, .. 5.137es
Rosf nborg. Arthur. Harry Norton
M lfenry Webster - Morris
Nhoafs May E-E ID Lutz.... 1917
Edison Co.. ..|..,.,........ 2oo24
y ...................... l1l.7o
Eta Csreenberg-F Evans. s.~,.- l,47a2e
Safian, AleNander-M Ern-
hart. costs .................. 1925
Snyder Adtian il Tucker. ;.... 7a7.59
Snu"r. Kolla N-F nolstrom jr.. $40. 20
Cowan-Norris Plan Co, y. 1880
Simon. Louis and Abraham Ros
enblatt lSimon RosenbIatD--
shctland. John-o Kane..... 2ios2
Strauss, Abe Wearweli Dress
Col FOX. costs. s..........,. $50 oil
scheuholtz, Louis-State Bank. 6,098 90
Same-Same :........ ....... b,21427
Fiatow ............ ..,......... 4.e71s7
herstein. Abraham Rosen, and
Max Rosen-Witon Mfg co 41se4e2
Todhunter. Mary Al Kenredy.
costs .................... 1oss5
Talon Annie. admx-Interbor-
ough Rapid Transit Co..... 272ao
Toomey. Harry IN | Rosenthsl 113 20
In Bronx County
Black Nathan. and Louis Lewis
C Spiro ........... s34o72
Bowers, Charles &c L Becker. 81 SO
Enross. Marie-B koff .......... los. o
Furst. Joseph-A Buhrs..... 272.87
Nisselson, Louise-B Kon ...... 10S.70
Reilly, Cathcrine-Cs Davies,
admr ..................... o1.67
Shottland John-O Earfe. 210.52
Sembecos. Nicholas-M Sembecos II. 90
Woronof. David, gdn-Rogcrs
Place Realty Corpn. n........... 112.7o
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Liquidation of Fur Stocks
Through Big Sales Urged

Liquidation of surplus stocks of
manufactured furs to consumers.
through large sales either in retail
stores that become d party to the plan
or through outside agencies that will
gestion that has been offered the fur
trade as solution to its present
difficulties.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.--MARGARtT NJ. DAY. plaintiff
against CARL DAY. Defendant. SUMMONS .
ACTION TO ANNCL \ MARRIAGE
To .hc above named Defendent:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint III this action. and 10
serve d copy OF your answer on the Plain
tiff's Attorney within 70 days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive Of the
day OF service. and In case of your failure
to appear or answer Judgment VIII be
taken against you By default for the relief
demanded In the complaint
Dated November 10th 1920
JOSEPH 4. MCNAMARA, Plaintiffs Altar
ney, Post Once Address and once. No.
ls5 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
To CARL DAY:
The foregoing summons IS served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order
Of Honorable Leonard a. Giegerich, Justice
os the Supreme Court OF the state of New
York. ID dated he ls,h day OF November 1920.
and filed with the complaint in the ofrce
OF the Clerk OF the County of New YORK
at the Court House thereof in the Hor
ough Of Manhattan. city OF New York
Dated New York. November 10th 1920
JOSEPH A MCNAMARA Attorney for
plaintin Once & p: Q Address is5
broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Satisfied .ludgmenfs

The first name Is that OF the debtor:
the second that of tho creditor and date
when judgment was filed
IN New Work County
Ruhens Al--Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica Corp, Feb 10. 1920.. {l5677
Kaufman Helen HE. NJ. Cattle
x Co.. Inc; May &, 1916........ 27795
Goldstone. Theodore Encyclo-
pedia britannica Corp, Oct. q.
1919 .................. 1906
Letchanove, Emily and John-R
w. Lawrence; July %, 1920. 2oS45
McGlynn. Lillian A.--Levine Real
Estate Corp; May T. 192O.. 166o2
Same-Lcpn's Real Estate Corp;
Nov. 10, 1920. ............... 10s67
Shechan, Thomas NJ Helen and
Frank J.--Empire State Liquor
Co.. April 14. 1916. 23011
Stern Bros. Inc.-H. Lowell; Oct.
Is. 1920. 0..................... 2,1476o
Leonard. William &c. Hadden;
Jan. l5. 1912. 2................. B.52s44
Interborough Rapid Transit Co.
A fellow; Feb. 25, 1920 Gre
versed) ...................... 0.5oo4o
Morgenstern, Louis, and Samuel
Co., Inc; Nov. 10. 1920. ..,.... 1.5ss.72
Jan. 9. 1914. ,............. e7s54
Buena Vista Park Inc, and
George II. De Groat--F b. Sohl:
Sept. .. 1920. 0............... ss&e0
Shvers. William D.-Earle &
Calhoun; March 81. l9l4.. 204cs
In Bronx County
Becker. Reuben. as guardian--P
Berg; Jau. so, 1920......... 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREMiS Col RT. COUNTY
1>!l.a,1,> or NEW 1oRi<x LAWRENCE \. WASH
GER PRODUCING & REFINING co. De-
70 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
swer the complaint in this action and %
tc.Nf COPY 81 or? answer on the plaintiffs
attorneys within twenty days after mo
service of this Summons exclusive OF ths
Gag or service. and ~ case Of your failure
to appear or answer. Judgment will b. taken
~sHinst you ~ defau for the relief CO.
naneod in the complaint
Dated September %. 1920
DAVIES. AUERBACII & CORNELL.
AiiorneAs for Plaintiff, ohce and Post
ONCE Address: 81 Nassau street Bor.
>...n}pgh 9ugh CT Manhattan. New York City.
TAX. Take notice that upon your default to
ment will he taken against you for the sum
Of -Four thousand nine hundred ffty-eight s.
80 100 Dollars. with interest from September
DAVIES, AUERBACN & CORNELL.
TO TIE ABOVE NAainD DEFENDANT.. r.
TEAAS-RANGER PRODUCING & RE-
Th. foregoing Summons is served upon you
i'l ny IpIuelleation. rprsuant TO an order mads
ticss cf the Supreme court Of the STATE Of
New York, dated the 25,h day Of october.
le2p and filed with the summons and COM
paint IN the Office Of the Clerk Of tho
County Of New York at thu County Court
House In the Borough Of Manhattan CIV
1920
Dated October -. 1890
DAVIES AUERBACU & CORNELL
Attorneys fcr PlainiT. ONice ana Post
Office Address; 81 Nassau Street Bor-
ough Of Manhattan New York City
---------
NEW YORK srPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.--THE AMERICAN
AGRICULTURAL CHEM CAL COMPANY,
Plaintiff, against HOLGER HOLGERSEN,
nefepdaut. s NIAlONS
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy Of Your answer on the Plain
mrs Attorneys within twenty days after
the service of this summons. exclusive or
ure to appear answer judgment will 10
taken against you ty default for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated Sci ember IS. 1920
Gll FORD, HOBBS BEARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff ONCE and Post
Office Address, 50 Broadway. Borough
Of Manhattan. New York Clty.
To HOIGER HOLGERSEN:
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU
hy publication pursuant to an order OF Hon.
George y Mnllan. Justice of the Suprems
Court Of the state Of New YORK. dated tho
37th day Of October. 1920 and fled with
complaint In the of'ce Of the Clerk os the
County Of New Yors at the County Court
House in the Borough Of Manhattan. City.
County and state Of Neu' YORK
Dated New York October 9s 1920
CLIFFORD HOBBS & BEARD
Attorneys for Plaintin. Office and Post
Onic~ Address 30 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
MORTGAGE LOANS
go Guaranteed Mortgages

have for sale at attractive prices sew
sral hrst mortgages on improved suburban
property, guaranteed TO payment o.
principal and interest. in denominations Of
$4,000. $4,000 and $4,000. Liberty bonds
Gardiner Watkins Sos 9Th Ave. \. Y. G.
Suite 3l2. Tel. 37s Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
help WANTED MILE
Statesmen

Opportunity knocks once at each mans
door, but generally he is down the
street telling some one OF the good
chances he mas missed.
This minute opportunity is knocking at
Your door, With US, after few
days training, YOU Will enter the local
try $ most prominent business men Your
work, dignifed. fascinating and perma-
nent. viii yield weekly commissions up
ward of $3.50. Later you Will be de-
veloped into a top notch sales sxecu-
tive. What you are doing makes no
difference, 80 long you are a high
type man Sounds too good? Read the
first sentence OF this ad again. then
act. CAN 10 to 4.
SUITE 1910. IS w. 43D ST.
Suite ,5l2. Flatiron Bldg
Suite 205 139 Nassau st
Suite So. l66 Montague St. brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
BUYERS Coming

Observation-Disclosures H.. Phiiipsborn,
Miss G. Ward. waists; a1s Broadway
expected November 20.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
STANDARD Oils

Sales Open. High Low Iaxt
1859 goo *aRElo-AIp *aR9d q, C Oil 49, ~ e. so
70 *Std OH of \ Y 49, 373 3G5 365
200 *U Tank Line. l02i, 1921 1929
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18

Many "a successful business man can tracs
his start through The Trfhuns,s -
wanted Soiursns. Phone your Help wanted
Al to Hickman soeo.--Aayt.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Judgments Filed
I'm New World Countv

The following Judgments were filed yes
tsrday. November Il. the first name being
that OF the debtor:
Afeleheffue~ Harmon
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
actresses
FOR SALE

WILL SELL outright or on royalty two
patented automobile accessories easily
attached 70 rear wheels. which VIII per
nit automobile to travel through deep mud
or snow; no car should be without them
in winter; made of steel or nalleabe iron.
5. {. SHERRY
Engewood, y. J.. Box An
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Laundresses, Etc.
MssceIla

LADIES MAID, German: competent seam
tress, hairdrcsser, packer, best refer
ences; wages S65-Sio Lang & Boecherer
Co.. 43 West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
German Internal Bonds

sunlisted. tsells cents per shars.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

CLERKS AND TYPIsTs WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls IS years OF age and over
Hours to 40 o'clock
Saturdays 20 I: o'clock
Luncheons served free
Salary to start $t2.00
Abilities o. clerks reviewed each six
months. Those Of average ability should
be receiving from IS to SIS per week after
the gecond review. Che variation is due to
difference In clericai work.
Tree classes conducted in Typewrjtlnx.
Stenography and Dicta phone Operating.
Apply IN Person between and 4 80 o'clock
Room o03s. Metro pol'tan Building
l Madison Ave. Cat 23rd St.l. New York City.
FORELADY on assembling small electric
work steady position, with advance
ment Write Evergreen. d 140, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
General Houseworhers. Etc.

HOCSEWORKERS, cooks chamberrnaids.
goveFnesses; good positions guaranteed
Blake Employment Agency. 2255 Broadway.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22

That ineness which marks handmade underwear dis tngshes every piece in the gathering-ust arrived for Spring delight!
 Will you notice not alone the delicate embroidery which set every stitch by delft fingers but the handwor all through each lovely chemise nighgown upon the delightful Billie Burke pajamas.
 See how each seam is finished, how smoothly and cevery ribbon is put in place. how every edge and smooth how regular the tiny scallops we'll daintily they edged.
 Chemises in several models, decoration ranges from fine embroidered edge to beautiful eur de lis and dots and other designs upon front-$4 $4.5O to $6.
 Chemises with camisole top, embroidered in lovely patterns,-$65O to $8.
 Nightgowns, of such cut they insure comfort,-and how dainty-$35O to $6
 Special nightgowns of flesh tint beautifully ebroid- ered,-$6.5O.
 Sleeveless nightgowns with all the beauty of fine neg ige-$7.5o.
 Billie Burke paiamas, empire style, embroidered most uniquely and prettly finished with pink ribbon $8.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22

apple as some of it's crimson, green and yellow competitors, and yet there is nothing handsomer in the apple kingdom after all than a ripe russet, brown and yellow commingling on it's smooth surface, together with a faint blush of red.
 Perhaps there are localities where the russet fourishes as of old, but 1t is out of fashion in this neighbor- hood. Let it's friends arise in it's be- half, and see that it does not wholly disappear. Why not a Russet So- ciety systematically bent on it's preservation? There have been or ganized movements for less worthy causes.
 Apple lovers with only small tracts of ground might at least pledge themselves to set out one russet tree. A bearing apple tree is as good as money in the bank - Providence Journal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22
$. H. HARRIS LODGE
 TO WORK THIRD DEGREE

The Third degree will be exempI- fled in full form by S. H. Harris Lodge, No. 99, I. O. O. F., at its reg ular meeting in Odd Fellows hall, 1889 Broad street tonight. Some new features will be introduced by the degree team. The lodge is having a most successful term under the leadership of Frank Jephcote, noble grand At every meeting visitors are entertained, not only from other lodges in the city but from all over the country.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22
Tread firmly on these Administers!

Don't have to ''pussyfoot over these handsome Administer rugs. They made to stand real service How deep and firm and thick is their fabric How rich and colorfu and pleasing their coorsi How at tractive and satisfactory their designs
 Remember how delightful it last Summer to walk upon the velvetlike lawn? Same sensation treads these thick splendid Administer rugs. Only they much longer than the lawn don't show signs of wear as does the lawn-and fit into the plan of home decoration which has been decided upon.
 From the Bigelow and from the Hartford mills, and tan and green in general tone aover patterns spe did Oriental combinations of color and design:-
 S1l by 10R ft.-$67 by 12 feet-$69.
 hiFd heer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22
THE RUSsET GOING.
Lament on the Disappearance of
 Favorite Apple.

The russet apple seems to be in q fair way to extinction. It used to be the commonest of our New England apples, but it is seldom seen nova days.
 In Rhode Island the principal varieties are the Baldwin and green ing - both fine apples, easy to sell and easy to keep fine of color and favor. But there is room for the russet, too, and it would be a great pity if it should continue to be neg Iected by so many growers.
 There is no other apple that has just the russet tang. It somehow enrbodies the pungent quality of New England 1ife-its spice, it's juice and it's humor. It is not so snowy an
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22

her I'm going to marry her. was bill leted with her mother, and we got ac- quainted and it just happened. Sorry, but it can't be helped. Her names Marie,'' he concluded.
 And then silence fell heavily. Not a word spoke the rather plain-looking girl beside him. Nor did she cry. After a little while she took from her hand ring, which such a tiny stone, and thrust it at him.
 ''Give it to her." she said. And without a backward glance she left the room.-London Mail.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22
Wizard oils for floor & furniture.

Man from the Wizard folks is here for little while He is going to give folks sensible and worthwhile advice on the proper care of floors and furniture. He knows how to do it-for he has learned at head quarters You the Wizard folks make splendid pol- ishng oils and mops; and know how those things should be used
 You are welcome to his aid without penny of charge If he interests you Wizard oils they are 25c to $ a bottle.
 Wizard mops are $1.25 $1.5o and $2
 Fourth floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22
THE WOMAN PAYs.-
Tragedy of war Breaks the Heart
 of One.

Upstairs in the big hospital a young woman was greeting her soldier fance back from Flanders, badly wounded. In the waiting room the Woman Who Saw tried to kill time by writing a letter.
 Suddenly, the page grew blurred, and the pen stopped. Willynilly, she was listening to one of wars trage- dies, albeit this was not expressed in blood and fire. For the sergeant with the bandaged arm was telling the girl who sat beside him on the sofa that he no longer cared for her. Like the stroke of a bIudgeon came his words, carrying clearly to the listener, who could not stop her ears.
 ''rm sorry. but care for her more that's all. Perhaps if I'd never seer her we'd have got along all right. Bu aid and as soon as I can send fr
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22

To Heal a Cough Take HAYES BENNINGTON 35c.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22
WILL LEASE SUGAR ASSETS TO
 EVADE 1,OOO, 900 TAX.

That the Francisco Sugar Com Pany, a $1,500,0O0 corporation, in tends to lease it's assets to a Cuban corporation not yet formed, for the purpose of evading payment to the United States Government of $1,- 100000 annually in taxes was admit ted in court last week at Newark by Richard V. Lfndabury, counsel for the company, to Vice Chancellor Fielder
 The company purposes to form a Cuban concern and lease it's assets for s1,250,00 year. William H. Allen of Germantown, Pa, a stockholder, is seeking an injunction against the scheme.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22
REVIVE MAN TOP OF CHI
 15O FEH

Sheffield, Eng, Mar P. - For applying artificial res lon to an unconscious steeplejacE the top of 150-foot chimney. thre tmen have bravery.
 The steep1ejack and a boy assistant were painting the patchwork at the top of the chimney when the man was overcome by gas fumes. Whelp- ton and Ball, recipients of the medal. who were not steeplejacks, ascended a ladder, climbed over the projecting chimney and applied artificial respira- ton to the unconscious man for twenty minutes. Then they lowered him to the ground in a canvas ann buIance sling, which had been passed up by means of a rope.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22

t'The de1usion of prosperity which has been created by high wages and high prices cannot last says a New York bank report. Lasting pros perity consists, not of producing less than is consumed, as we are now do ing; it consits of producing more than $ cOnSuned'' ''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22

When Abraham Lincoln, as pres1- dent-elect, visited Philadelphia on his way to be inaugurated at Washing ton, seven lines in the newspapers an nounced his coming
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22

Scientifically speaking, the most de- scriptive designation of the l. w w is that of migratory workers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-22
Easter clothes interest boys.
Let US state that little differentlv-
 Howland's clothes interest boys for Eas

Howland's clothes interest boys for Easter ~ Those clothes have style and freshness. They art ups at the one time in the when everybody wishes be newly "rigged out''!
 Norfolk suits of very fine type pure wooen dark or light mixtures, pleated plain back attractive belts and tailored with impressive thoroughness and skill Sizes to 18-$2250; with extra trousers at S5 Reefers for boys of 21A to S. fancy mixtures with weted cuffs and four box pleats giving them smart style Nicely tailored, lined with mohair dandy looking4
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Vorbote., 1920-03-24

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ioQ llnb miro ollf bieie 8eiie fir iei=
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Vorbote., 1920-03-24

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Vorbote., 1920-03-24

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