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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

Florence Macbeth. O.! the
Chicago Opera Company. after
long period Of operate and
concert work. sings for Co
lumbil Records the "iNa't,
Song" from Romeo and JUL
cite" Both this song and her
"Nilllncllc" with is birl-likc
coloa.rra oadcn1a show why
her work has brought her
countrywide fame.
Jeanne Gordon. OF tn New
York Metropolitan Opera
Company. has a voice Of rare
beauty and appeal. H. the
"llahancra" from Carmen she
give, Nradicr's melody, adj
mircd 80 much by Ti2ct. a
piCuancy and operate sparkle
typ'cal cf the gay cigarette
pirl. Shows why Gordon Is
called the grand opera "iind.
Barricn,oS. Gordon. llackcI'
and Siracciari, in the Quar-
tct,c from Rigolc,,o,' repre-
sen, the greatest combination
OF voices ever gathered TO.
gcthcr. Love, laughter, gric'
and vengeance are all unl'ct
in Ills magniiiccn, ensemble
group a. voices he heard to
Nowhere else can such
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

PLAYS TWO oi the latest
wal,gcS. Let the Rest OF the
World 60 By." medley waltz,
Introducing Dear Little Boy
oi Mine" and "Thc l.o,e
Boat" the latter from ,hr
Zicgicld follicS OF 1870. Both
are thr waltz hit, OF the year
and Tor all time.
The Paul nicSc Trio pla, ,
two new 10Y iox-iroi, tn
Columbia Records. There's not
an idle moment Tor anybody ~
Idol Eyes" and In the Land
oi Rice AMI Tea" Every mem
her OF this famous trio i, uu
Tho job all the time.
Bert Williams and his ~,
grow wall" both have an cN,cp.
iionally funny punch IN "Sa,c
4 Little Dram Tor Ne" hi,
song and his Lonesome Nj
mony Blues" are truly Bert
Williams songs and sung a.
only Williams can sing them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
Nora Bayes Sings the
Seasons Comedy Hit
Art Hiekman's Orchestra Plays
Two More.-Crumit Gets
Wicked on Bamboo Isle.

How Cosmopolitan J. New
York Nora IiaycS will tell
YOU. She'll O. into details and
tell You who these coSmopo-
li'cs are This popular vaudc p
vile artistic makes records cX-
clusivcly Tor Columbia. In her
latest cong hit. The Argcn-
tines The Portuguese, and
The Greeks" she makes little
old New York chuckle and
agree with Nora BayeS.
Crumi,', song. "My Little
Bimbo Down on the Bamboo
Isle" describes how he was
wrecked by a Zulu naiden'S
smile. lie sings on this Co
lumbia Record Of this danger
OTIS duSky dame on 4 South
Sea isle.
Cuban moon ioxt-iro,
PLAYED by Ar, llickman's Or
chcStra for Columbia Records.
will promote dancing any
whc'c. On the other side OF
this record. llickman'S Or
chcStra plays In Old Manilp -
with a tango swing, aided by
Crumt, who sings the chorus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

that hardwood manufacturer. IN tho
whole intend O. continue production
until normal stocks are On hand and
thereafter viii materially curtah pro
ductiun. IN fact q number o. the manu-
hcturors AZ this time are curbiling pro-
ductmn somewhat. 80 that they may
continue 90 offer employment 10 their
m"l and NJ the Tmc time Accumulate
stocks slowly. Hardwood stocks. cn the
whole have not nH yet reached thc nor
nal lcy,l. out ct last uf eighteen rep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

roEcntatiyc companies In the south and
east only five reported normal NJ above
normal stocks
Tho demand ior southern pine. Doug.
las flr Nurth Carolina pine. honlock
and Other ordinary construction wood
continues to be light shipments are
not heavy because ri lack nr orders aud
also bccaus" IN some sections tho car
shortage continue Ia be- So severe that
shipments cannot ho made The ape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

of the country have on hand ample 10.
serve supplies 81 lumber To meet any
immediate demand no matter how rapid.
Is the housing situation may develop
Manufacturers az a whole have apulr.
entity adopted the policy Of producing
and putting IN pile q normal supply oi
lumber aud when this normal level D.
reached production viii be- curtlal 20
prevent undue accumulation. tUr *.
ample number of kilograms received
o, tho American l.umbcrmlp Indicate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
To Clear County Of BOo,c.
~ Associated Press.

wHITESBuRG Ky. oct ca
Sheriff James u. Tolivcr 81 Lctcher
County has been commended By state
and county authorities Tor clearing his
county of moonshlners. ilc has himself
destroyed - stills ana li2 more with
the aid 0f deputies. This Is regarded as
sitting a record In Kentucky. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
LUMBER MARKET REVIEW

In regard To tho lumber market th"
american Lumbcrnan of Chicago H,ys.
Lumber manufacturers In all parts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
lng wItK 6 very BOON demand and prIcea

hay" "A rising tendency.
PLANS under discussion In many II
the larger cities for stimulating build.
INK and encouraging more general homo
owning are approaching communication
and the Increasing indications that the
money market IN easing up and bankers
will lUDk with moro favor GA building
loans give promise 81 an early rrsnmp'
ton 81 building on n more otcnded seal"
that viii go far toward relieving tho
universal housing shoringc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
What Can Bc Done ~ Farm.

NANpAN. y. D.. oct. se-Nhai 'an
a. dome an small farm has ngnin re-
c,iy.d illustration this YEAR NJ the North
R,ko,a trimming srhool. whirh operates
:, model farm 81 srVcnty.fiv" acres here.
Al DIVINE. superintendent snmn'a-
,.,,es The AN son's production an SEVENTY
five nrrcs thus
Garden products. S3.o'S; farm prod
meta sgaiS a.: dairy and h"g depart.
/ m.nt. si.Gas.ts. chickens. sac; canned
fruits ana Vegetables. Ssoo Total reN'''
M. sisGi0ss.
omltting garden proalucls ana 'ann"sl
fruits and vegetables the income from
,sainary farm products was S''"as.a''
p.iiy News Want Ads bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

Give them chance and they'll make
the game honest and keep u that way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
Songs and Dances on
Columbia Records
instrumental Selections, Songs
With Sparkle, and Dances
BY Two Great Dance
Organizations.

Sa,cha Jacobsen plays two
selections from Columbia Rec
ords. one. The Love Nest
from MARY. the other, "Rluc
Diamonds" tender and full of
sentiment. The first is ono OF
the most popular musical
comedies Of the day. The see
ond has both melody and
sparkle. JacobScn's violin has
given H. NO more enhancing
music than these two Sclec-
tons.
Princes Dance Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Contest in Congress Over
Method of Raising the
Bonus Money Is Likely
to D e a y Legislation
Sales Tax Plan Rapidly
Losing Favor and War
Profits Retroactive Lew
Also Meets Opposition

Just how the $4,000. 100000 neces.
sary for the carrying through of the
bonus award to veterans of the World
War is to be raised is q question with
which Congress is graphing now, and
a score or more proposals have been
submitted to the House by it's mem
bers.
The sales tax plan for raising the
money is rapidly losing favor with the
House, and s war profits" taxation,
retroactive, is gaining support. If the
insurgent element indorsing the latter
system fails TO yield it is unlikely,
Washington believes. that the bonus
legislation will be passed in the near
included in this group, but it is likely
that at the Republican caucus, sched-
uled for tomorrow night, they will be
whipped into line" by their party
leaders.
Represen Griffin, of this city,
who has devoted much of his time to
the consideration Of beneficial legis-
lstion for veterans, is the sponsor for
q scheme for the taxation of big in
comes in order that the money might
be raised. He would make the assess
meat so heavy that incomes above
100000 year would be impossible.
In speech on Tuesday, when he tried
to convince the House of the sound
ness Of his argument. Representative
Griffin cited list of war made
millionaires, including 452 women, q
doctors, 206 lawyers. 12O farmers and
stockmen, 920 manufacturers and III
corporation officials.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
AMERICAN 4 PORTS

', BAi-TlMORE. April 2s-Arrived. Str.
AnsMerp TsSsla 'hD. Mew York Neltler (Res)
Bacoi. Richmond. Cleared. Sis cdHlas 10rk
FTdlo FEorlok; Mangors: Norfolk: auxiliary bark
ThurIow Nantes Nszars sz9Iad sc sehoqner Fred W
aquiri Fort Morgan (Nor) Por. Maria
ns ooiut !, teer: Hayre; Moidegaard. Port Tam
pa, rsco "A Snlaer. Sa ablne Hahatonka, Tam
Passed cape Henry. bound in for BAIL
1Rors' moFs c1s strs sa'd dil. Port I-obos; lean,
Passed Cape Henry, bound out from BAN.
more str Runa tNor). Norfolk
Boston. April 2s - Arrived: Str Ads
way way, Louisburs Missouri CBr). London.
Norfolk Lake Lemando, Norfolk: HaroyJ .,'r "
sosroN Nams,S2 Aprjj rs,oriaan New York
sour! (Br). London Sailed strs cowee.
Bal,lmore !. ksershaw. Norfolk
coonLtt oMLARLEsToN I5aagn9 Aprii 2s-sAllea strs
FERNANDINA. April 27EArrived. "'ts str.
Appeles. New Orleans. Sailed: Schr 1ark
sonvilie. New York, Eugenia sagua la
y, GALvEsToN. Texas. April 2s-Arrived:
Freeport sulphur No 2. Tampico: sestri
.ltap, Genoa Lake Flume. Philadel phia
April 2D, Sailed strs Mexoilzv, Tampico
rn, Hornny {. rasile. Atrtwsrp TopiIs, Tsmpico .
T4jhpiSEo' EsoSvfI1E ); II Hunt, N, New York:
Quemoking. Norwolk, schr uus,erann.
villa de Cora. brig Geneva, Porto Rico act''
odlleu StVS ApHCne, New York Chin
chung Bait more, Merrinack. Baltimore
via savannah. Van, Miami. Baton Rouge
JACksoNvlLLE. April 2s-saNed: strs
Apache. New York, Chipchung, Baltimore
Merrimack. Baltimore via Savannah: Van
Miami Baton Rouge. Tampico
MOBILE, Ala. April 2s-Arrived strs
Bowden tNor). Port Bsrrlos; sagua OBJ
Sagua La Grande. Sailed. Bark Tana
fswed). London.
NEW ORLEANs April os-cloar.d
Strs B"lvernon fNor). Santiago cuba
Dannadaik", Cicn:uegos. Cuba hercules
'Nor). Gothenburg. sweden. and Chris
tianla, Norway via Hampton Roads. Lady
OF Gsspe tBr), Tan.pico via rrontcra
Lax Elizabeth. Santiago via Cuban ports
i.ake Gorin. Matanxas via Cuban potts
Magunkook, Buenos Ayrcs Via Montevideo
Brazil and Isle OF st Thomas; Ramon de
LArrtnsga t3r), Trieste. Italy. Via. Nor
folk. W II riford ramplco
NEWPORT NEWS April 2s-Arrfycd.
stts CosHt wise. Norfolk. Hawaiian. Ant
werp; kalows Phiiadelphis. limerick (Br)
Leth, scottish Monarch (Br). Taitaf Sail
cd StrS Ausiralport tBrJ, Norfolk. Ar
mash tHr). BoF,on Coast wise Rotterdam.
Hespsroa fNor). Norfolk. Muneric (Br),
Barbados: Novinzton tBr). Bucnos Ayres
stsd tNorl. Cherbourg scottish Monarch
OBJ. Antwerp. West Lake. Antwerp
NORFOLK. April .s-~Arrived strs Grny
Cloudy tbr). Ncw YORK. ficspcros No).
Newport Ncws, Wort Iucker Newport
Ne ws. tostila Boston, Ashbo. Flurhlng
Barranca tBr). liverpool Lake Fontana.
sailed strr knte lGr). skien. ,,abadelJo
Brazl. BuenoA Ayres. Michael Bricoest tBr).
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Stock Exchange
Firms FOrnino
Bond Company
Surety Rates for EMPLOYEES
increased as Result of
lhefts Held to Necessitate
Move of Wall Street Men

Employees in the Wall Street dis
tr'ct have become so light fingered in
hand1ng securities that three of the
hve surety companies carrying fidelity
insurance for members of the New
York Stock Exchange have announce
that they will discontinue to write the
present type of bond on May IS. The
bond that they propose as substi-
tute lacks many Of the important items
OF protection contained in the old
agreement, and as a result the Asso-
cation of Stock Exchange Firms is
considering the establishment of a
surety company of its own.
Ihls company will give to the brokers
the protection withdrawn by other COM
thefts '0"o
1T is admitted" the association saws
IN its report, that losses during the
last year have been exceptionally large,
yet the recoveries under such losses.
which have not been fully published.
amount to a considerable proportion
thereof and very appreciably diminish
the loss sustained by the companies,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Army Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 28.-Army OF
ders issued to-day follow:

From The Tribunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 2s-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Honoraby Discharged
Ferguson, lst 1t. L. j.. inf
Triplett. I'd 1t. T. NJ. inf.
Neff, Capt c. NJ. Judge Adv. Gen Dept.
Tower, Capt. W. L., San. c.
Resigned
Burton. Prov lst Lit c. W., cav.
Good. Prov. lst 1t. G.. inf.
Rice. I'd 1t. A. S.. inf
Charbonnet. Capt. P n, Med. c.
Signal Corps
Gripper 1st 1t. P c.. to San Francisco.
Tannehill lst It. l. r., to Washington.
Muhlenburg. Major H. c. X, to Rich Field
Waco
Field Artillery
Bailey. Capt B. M to Indianapolis
Cannon. Major J. j.. to New York City.
Russell. Col. G. NJ. to Fort Sam Houston.
Veterinary Corps
Whitney Capt C. c.. to Washington.
Herbott. 1st 1t w. X, to Fort Sheridan.
Reynolds, lst 1t. f. II. n, to Fort Sam
Houston.
McConeghy. lst It. J. X. to Fort Keosh.
Medical Corps
Keyser. Capt r. s.. to Fort Sheridan.
Iackner. lst It. F.. to Camp Knox.
Perry list 1t. w. H.. to Camp Devens.
Richa rdson, Major w H, to Langley Field.
Murrell. lst 1t. r. E.. to Fort Sam Houston.
Sharp, Capt w. L.. to Camp sherman.
Fowler. lst 1t. R. G.. to New York City.
Infantry
Frceborn Capt. o. W.. to Norfolk.
Clay. Major f. b.. to Takoma Park
Green. Capt N. NJ, to Washington
Chapman. lst 1t. c. P. TO Camp Dix.
Bell Capt NJ. b.. TO Camp Funston
Boatwrght. Capt. J. r.. to Grand Rapids.
Cranin, Col. NJ D., to Chicago.
Sample Col. W. r.. to Chicago.
Smith. Col. F.. ", to Chicago.
Smith. Major R.. to Chicago.
Gohn Major J. F.. to Chicago.
miscellaneous
Walker Col K cav, to Fort Riley.
O'Hara. Capt. J. j., cav. to Washington.
Carpenter, Capt. w. H.. c. A.. to Aberdeen.
Jarman. Capt. S. C. A.. to Aberdeen.
Taylor. Capt. w. j. Chem. Warf. Service. to
Washington.
Bradner. Capt n. b.. Chem Warf. Service.
to Washington.
Hart. Col. W. r.. Q. NJ. c.. to WASHINGTON.
+ r.ocd, LIST It. w. j., air service. to Lee Hall.
Cook. I'd Lit. f. c.. air service. to Aberdeen n
Worthington. Capt l.. C.. @. NJ. c.. to Wash
irgton.
Kaufcr. Capt. O.. A. D. o.. to Camp Hum
phreys.
Chenoweth Chaplain j. F., U. S. A., to
Brtes. Major W. r. Adj. Gems Dept. to
Camp Lee.
philiipson. Capt. !. J.. inf. to Camp Lee.
Bn.rman. Chaplain G. G.. Il. S. A.. to Camp
Grant.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Shipping News

Newport News: Storviken (Nor). Rio .Iane
iro: Tekoa, Hull; City Of Eureka, Port
strs Roa, AP5 xor, 4sis
NNaarii tNor). New York Casper, St
Nazaire; Lake Copley. Matanzas aEs
Cry stal. Cardenss. Lake Falarna BaIti-
more; sabine sun Sabine Cretan BOSTON
Selwyn Edty Boston. Paulsbory. j.
Apill -S-ArrlNed: Strs Dillwyn. San
francisco Claymont, April 2s,Arrived
ST. louisiana Port Arthur. Dalawara
Breakwater Del, April 2s-Arrived. Str
greenland. Philadelphia for Baltimore
Passed up for Philade phia: Strs West
GGaioot. Santiago: schr chiquirnula, -
Passed out from Philadelphia: Strs We..
Tacook. Antwerp Tihis (Span) Man
chester strathlorne !Br). Havre; Yer
6ania (Br), LIverpool via Avoninouth; :;
Pennsylvania, Providence. Amelia, Port
Antonio; West Islay Italy
PORT TAMPA, April 2s.-Arrtved str
Mascotte. Havana Via Key West: Lake
Indian. Galveston. Sailed: Str Parthenla
PORTLAND. Ne April 2s-Arrived:
Strs Moncenisio NtaD, Halifax; West
Isleta. Boston.
sAN e., FRANclsco. April es-,Arriyed
ess.. eay; shiny9 Maru Iap>. Hong Kong ;;
tBr). Singapore; Nehalen. Cortnto. Sailed :
Str Nile( Brl: Hong Kong.
=, sANANNAH April 2s--Arrived: Str
Baltimore: Barge Northwestern No 7. in
tow of Tug Barthena, for .elevitas: str
Lake Grandon. Huelva Via Norfolk
Sailed: Bark Vision (Nor), Tampa in tow
of tug 3arstow.
wood savannaha Sailed Schooner Nellie
SaGud La
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29

ing house by the New York Stock Ex-
change and greater vigilance and care
practlced by the Stock Exchange
houses, it is confidently expected that
succeeding years will show very much
better results.
1T was originally intended to or
game this company with a capital OF
5000, 600 and surplus of s500,O0O,
winch would admit Of the writing of
bonds to the amount of 100000. OF
the proposed 100000 of capital and
surplus, subscriptions are actually in
hand for S881.00O 1t is now proposed
to organize with a capital of s3oo 900
and surplus of 100000, so the com
pany can be got underway as a
going concern without delay and its
capital can be Immediately increased
to the proposed 100000 or more. il
desired very shortly after it's original
incorporation.
AS soon as copies of the charter
and bylaws have been completed they
will be distributed with further de-
tails Of organization and management.
and call will be made for subscrip-
tlons to capital stock, against which
certificates representing investments
will be delivered.
THE committee explains that it has
used every possible means to avoid the
organization of this company, realiz-
ing the trouble and responsibility
which it's management will entail upon
those who are willing TO undertake it.
but in view of the constantly rising
rates being charged by fidelity COM
panes, with the constantly diminish
ing protection furnished. no course
seems to be left open for Stock Ex-
change firms to safeguard them selves
able in this line of business except
through the organization of their own
company"
and still leave a moderate return out
of the premium receipts.
with the installation of the clear.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
New County Committee Men

An error was inadvertently made in
The Tribune's story on the proceedings
Of the county committee meeting last
Monday, when it was reported that
George Roberts and II. W. Miller ha d
resigned from the executive committee
OF the county committee. They offered
their designations, but they were not
accepted. and both these Legionnaires
remain on the executive committee.
Miller and Roberts objected to the
protest of the delegates against the
appointments made by the executive
committee recently, when Henry W.
Buxton was named county chairman to
succeed George Brokaw Compton. and
Edgar H. Felix, OF Guynemer Post, ard
Nicholas Engle were selected members
of the committee. The delegates de-
manded that they be permitted to
ratify or reject the appointments.
This caused Buxton to vacate the chair
during the ratification. He did not
resign. The delegates finally indorsed
his selection and that of Engle, but
they defeated Felix's appointment. In
his stead they chose Ira E. Rackof.
president of Murray Hill Post, TO be
Engle's running mate The vacancies
filled by Rackoff and Engle were caused
by the election of Buxton as chairman
and the recent resignation Of W Irving
Taylor.
Drive On for Disabled Veterans
~.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
The eAmericanLegion
Neus: Local, State, National

members of City Club Post took
Steps toward concerted drive to bring
sooue beneficial legislation for the
Wounded and disabled and their de-
penaen's. ihls post has gone on
record as opposed to the cash bonus.
out 1t IS devoting all it's energy at
present to the issue of Tuesday night.
a committee has been named whose
duty shall be to enlist other posts
shd all veterans in the work and make
the issue national one. Its frst
meeting Will be held in the City Club,
west Forty-fourth Street. tomorrow
evenings, and all veterans are invited
to attend
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Petitions in Rankruntcr

The following petitions in bankruptcy
ye-e filed Yesterday in the United States
sIGMuND ROSENBERG - involuntary
petition against sigmund Rosenberg, man,
u.acturer OF mems clothing. 1875. third
shaine & W-inrb 2a9 Broadway. attorney
for petitioning creditors.
GUISsEPPI ISABELLA - Involuntary
petition against Guisseppi Isabella. retail
merchant OF household wares 143 Thorn p
son Street. Liabilities in excess OF 81 900
ssse;s no- given. Alexander Levine, 500
Broadway. attorney for petitioning credi-
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Schedules In bankruptcy filed yesterday
IN he ua.ted States District Court Were
GEORGE MOGENsEN &: Co.-schedules
o. George Mogensen and Gerome $ Du-
sS.ont. exporters and i'm porters. so Broad
give liabilities a, sl.7s5. sos. with assets
o ;l.sso.i4o. Henry G. Gennert. I49
sToadway. attorney toz the company.
dulles OF Fleming & Patterson Inc. dealers
n buttons and taiiors trimmings, ) Eas;
Eo,tisth Street, give liabilities Of s2o.735.
Company
Sore schacter, trading az the 5. and S.
Bargain House se5 Wesrc ester Avenue.
snow liabilities O. s3.09s with assets OF
1900 Max e. Sanders. AZ Broadway,
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Receivers IN bankruptcy appointed yeg-
se1day IN the Federal District Cour, were
~ follows
uNITED PICTURE PRODUCTIONS
CORPOPATrON-Judg julius NJ Mayer
eocpi ntef Harry Zalkin receiver for the
W. .r,ssG Picture Productions Corporation.
;see Broad~sy. under bond OF $1,000.
Liabilities not s,a.sc. Assets. $4,000.
spooinrsd Matthew A Eerkei receiver FOR
Cn.ssepi Isabella. l43 Thompson 81. un-
ss- bond OF 500.
Creditors Meeting
F.rs- meeting Of creditors OF Laurason
La.robe. adjuticated bankrupt, will be
hs'c today al ll+s q the office of Sea
s@n Miller referee II bankruptcy, Rec
tor Street
Assignments
csRIG CAMERA cO-Alexard@- &
'"i'Tercing & william e wilrerding.
tading as Oorig Csnera CO, li7 Fulton
a. yssterday assigned for the bencat Of
sseditors 20 Maurice AIDA. l42 YORK az.
~ Brighton. Staten Island.
HARRY PAFf4IA A$-Dealer in dresses.
Us ~ iis.h ~. has assigned FOR tho
800; of creditors % Pni.ip II Bernstein.
15e Broadway
sIoArSD RosENBERG-DeaIer In
Rms and boy. clothing. 1875 Sd az. has
ssssgnef for th~ b~nerr or creditors to
az Aarcason. zss Broadway
AECEt BALTEr-Dsaisr In grocer
iss sse Dswson - has assigned 20 I'd =
"sfe J E5an. AT broad nay.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

RI" arst name Is that OF the debtor. tho
-scont that OF tho creditor and date when
judgment war hled
NemsroY. .Joseph-~,Barclay Realty
90 oct. 2 Sl4.....-.........- 7542
same Same. Aug u. 1915 ..,.. 1890 %
Eupfernerg. h Uarry-Bloch Light
Co, May 81. 1910 ........... l474o
Trahan. Mitchell Ar Fixeiy
March =. 1919 (vacated) ..... 274a5
DaYis. Jules. and Fidelity and
."suaaty 90. or Sew York
fsopis. etc, Jan. 8. 1920 IVA
Swan. Charles j. and Alida-i.
Knn~n Oct. 10, 1917 ........ 2s4aO
burrows. " R.--Maritlfns Ware
nonss Co. Inc, April IS.
1870 ....,.. .......... 75osi9
rnion Dine savings BAnh-B
winthrop IS al, April rs. 1870 1896
Kunkier. Ferdinand j Kunhier:
%oY -. 1919 ............ als7o
Mackenzie. Archibald Bronx
i'ofo"gh Bank. Sept 22. 1913
go ''@gosi~n, .+.,t .......,...... l.40313
I"y'"f George G.. presiden,--
~. 1879 ',..''''.'.'.. ''N.."' 'H''i soo 40
FrIraiAnder, Bernard and Fidelity
and casuaity ca. of New York
People. etc MOI 10. 1919
fYaeat~dJ -............... Loo an
Flnksis'etn. Meyer and jacob
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