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Buyers Arrived
Buyers are Invited to register in this column by telephoning Beekman 8 243 between 10 a. m, and 10 p. m.
Women's Wear and Millinery
it/rnoNA?Schwarti Bio?.: I. Elsen
bJifready to ?ear. Perl? Buying Amo.;
?*V| ' eader Cloak ft Suit Co. ;
? ',,. , to ?ear. Perley Buying
, .', i j?i !"--? i lwa y.
A;",, , TIMORB? Baltimore Bargain Hous?:
it G. 'Frailer, muslin underwear; S54
a Co : 1. T Htlt,
,i? and dresses and factory made
?nuo.
. . - ? Bros S. Collins; F. r>
?nd manufacturing
I van!a
'BOSTON- R H Whit? Co ' Mrs. M.
s an i - alers; 470 fourth
'
? t ? ? ippenhelro, ( to In? A Co ;
jlrJ. p. - to : derwear: 3?
ourth S
" .. Co R B Ro
.'. ? si Tu enty-t k'.'.rd
prFK* !?' ' Greenberg; Nathan Green?
ly,. V i ? care of Parley Buying
ay.
[AGE, N V .Nolan's Boston
i lata suits,
.?-.,? H el Pennsyh .tnia.
I Field ft < to. Miss
? suit? ?i 07 Broad? a>
Field S i 'o . Miss
at.s; 1107 Broad ? .? y
hschlld ft Co . Miss E.
pes, children's
v i, esses; i 10 Fourth
A Ci .? Ingrton ft Co.; M.
| idy to wear; Commodore.
The M rs h Co . Mr.
...- .. ? ? . t.'ommodon
.!? Krauss, Beiderman ft
eady to <??. ? ar . Perley
- Broadway.
?,K. ? , Hudson Co ; Mr
g. ... Al si . Mdsg Co., 225
p.<
HAR '" Sage-Allen: O. M.
paws. Dry Goods Alliance,
j . ?
1NC>TA> \POLlS, Ind.?Pettls Fry G?
(.p ' f. eaily to wear ; i-iir" i
? Fifth Avenu?
Rol hs? hi'-l Bros . F
H ' ,-w. . suits, turs, waists;
44 v . -c ? ?. ? lora B08
? n ?Reld <fc Hughes;
: ady t-.j wear, 4r' 1
f. : ' ontinental.
:ii Kaufman Baer ^o. ;
n'a ready to wear;
i u ? ? ? v anamaker; A.
,-. ' , its, muslin underwear,
''Kaufman * Baer; F.
and cosi umes; Holland
House _ ?
gT ... :?; B Nugent ft Bro., S
Rubin ? - !" underwear, hosier}', corapts;
, 170 Fourth Avenue.
. i ?-?? , Mr.
I evy, : 5
. . . .?. ,t . reel. high
r. .... ? y i .? rare of Shapiro
. Bri adway
r i Se idi nbach : ready
., . i Avpnue, 18th floor.
n & Co.; E. A
Bh< coats, suit?, waists,
n'3 wear; ? ommo lore
D ?" White's -
l? en's and misses' ready
,' . . s, pel ' :oats, 1161
;?
v,,v; | '?. Musler & Liebes
to wear; rara
iation, 1161 Broad?
way _ , _
WORCESTER Mass.?Barnard, Sumner
t Putn loal s, suits, waists ,
404 Foui Dry Goods Alliance.
Men's Wear
r F ?! )vey ft Co : F C
t: - g goods and run
I h SI re? t.
BUFFALO-J N Adam ft Co.; H. V.
r, boy s ha^s and caps,
CINO :'> Co.; Mr.
v Ivanla,
HARTFORD G I I ft? W. Raphael,
. els. ! i I Madison Ave
ey Clothing Co. ; F. ? '.
., md men's Furnishing
c . ? hing Lat ham.
- :? Sons; A.
H ? ? ? ng; Commodore.
ITHAC '. '?' non Co. ; H. L.
W? Grand.
LOUISVIJ LE, Ky.?Herman Straus *
Sons Co H. Kaufman, boys'
. s; Pi Ince George.
S hoening ft
Co.; E Mauch, tailors" trimmings,
Pi
Clarke Bi ? -tores: W. F.
D Ishlng goods and
hos :? ' A-. ? nue. Herald
B
SYRACCSE?W. F. Sullivan, clothing;
Con .
TO La Salle ft Koch Co.; W F.
il furnishing go la; 220 Fifth
A ? ? .
Piece Goods
BA1 ' I -.? ?-' Overall Co.;
A Lan -.. ? frs overalls and working
Alrta
BALTIM ?RE Baltimore Bargain
Hoys? M G Frazler, iaces, etc.; Herald
:- .
BALI ft ft Dorf; S.
Cl tpa; Pennsylvania.
BIX . N. T ? J. T^ Morgan
Co.. !!. !. Riggs, piece drygoods and
BONHAM, T. x ? >fax Hermer Co.; Max
Hsi ? iiin.
BOSTON -.-' Mussman, c:oaks and suits,
ttl i itham.
,BOS1 ? -B H. White Co.; L. H. Jen
dIf.??, col - - n, white goods.
' 470 Fuurth Avenue,
;?
' - Enrland Skirt Co.; N.
Da-.-- rnfrs - rt? I.a'harn.
.' H'." HO?i ? ??her Co.; C. Fischer.
'"' -'
CHICAGO?Sears Roebuck Co.; A. O.
i ' ginghams, prints, flannels; 115
Fifth A v.-r. j?
CINCINNATI?The PtyTe-Center Tailor?
ing > Maj Schwab, woollens and trim?
mings Pennsylvania
aNClXNATI?Empire Garment Co.; M.
?rcowarj, rr.f.-H. men a clothing; Pennsyl?
vania.
CLE V BLAND?Simon A .Tacoby. B.
*-~ n ?? '?? 6 J?! Flanders.
I sal Garment Co.; O. B.
g*PPler, mi shirts a.-, i ?ad?es' waists;
Hollar
CLEVELAND?Bailey Co.; R. A. Mar
/? -""?'-.?. Twenry.slith Street.
J.-"- f- '?? - '??'? Block Co.: E Glutck,
ik. .ul . and skirt,; Hi Fifth
?HUDSON, N T.?Marsh ft Bachman: H.
?.-;\ ??' We,t Xhlrty-se<5ona Street;
"?rala Square
. Z:;?J. Oreenberg, piece
^n???C0na?K RaP*P"rt.'
Partf^Lv"nu?EN' Coaa??? Tucker, tailor;
PHIA? itchntyr ft Meslrov; I
>ar.', c'-':''-' rr-tr*- clothln?; Pennsyl
HILADELPHIA -- v.- j.raf, nt,r?
I . Square James, piece,
m?D. Alpern, piece goods.
^WTTSBT;RpH-_pittsburfll Vry r,oorU
rib^r.-',- V ,r' a^- civets, linens and
(v'?,'-.. ., '''?'"'"<? Street.
Co' Ji Oh'? Aaderwn Bros.
Hood, notlona. linens, whim
; ", underwear and drug.
tare Jay Co.. 404 Fourth
LE Pen.^-F. p. Mortimer,
?';"v* ^ *Lorr-f""-ta , Latham
i*
. - ?um/ i * urna..
' ?? Ik <"o , M R
- i suits; Ilia Broad
?IU-A Hayes, pl.c good?.
tPBO Can^-Cols * son?; N N
fc?ttiin !*n" *n<1 t*Hor?' trimming?;
B6TBR, Mam?H. W.iner 4 Co
uaetarinc pant?; Broad.
^iTB!& if????-'?rail Friedman
?.,.. BrssHaT '' ''"' rn?r* "'"""
notion?, Toilet Good?, Drugs
A;,<rv.?.'^^,K.'''V.I"Jr'?,I? !????, Ltd.; J.
, ?*? ? "?'?*?. ribbons, neckwear
' r, . li'"'':" ?"^ ?livorwaro;
*5 ?'? Vi'-:;, ^,^^-^...f.. ?r.ad
. - Mass Hold.n * ???.
?/ *'-/?? saoB's and worn.?'? hasl
< '? L'/',';**?? * We,t TWrt?.Mco*4
e??? /'.''^ '^-An^r,,, Bro.
?'??"3?''^.? ? ''.' ??'*'''''??. ?non?, while
??/ ? ' **? *"* Fourth Av^ri-;e. rar? of
?'?w5/-01 ?'',. r**i" -?is-eo, i'om?roy *
**? riba??, i '?'"? '-'????'?i?, embrold??
JV >,.../* ' r*r'h?*l* ?nd nc'?wear,
?U? " v' \ ? :?e?--D*nb'.lrr. * |fc
Wmi iw?,,, /. ? N"?*''', notion?; >31
Leather and Fancy Goods and
Jewelry ,
BALTIMORE?Baltimore Bargain House:
G. Freundlich, jewelry, watches, clocks and
op: ?cal goods; 354 Fourth Avenue, room
pH i. ? -?>*?sKisna
l.Ol'ISVlLLE?Stewart Dry Geods <"o ,
G. D Sleigh, jewelry and leather goods;
2 West Thirty-seventh Street.
MONTREAL?<i. Robinson Co.; G. Rob?
inson, fancy Roods: Pennsylvania.
NEW HAVEN ?E. Malley Co.; J. C.
Mi?er, noi ions, ribbons, jewelry, leather
goods and drugs; 404 Fourth A\enue, Park
Avenue
RAEFORD, N. C. T. D Hatcher Co.;
T. D Hatcher, Jewelry; York.
Furs
MONTREAL ? C. Schacher Co.; C.
? Schacher Jobs In furs; Breshn
NORFOLK. Va.?L, Lichtenstein, furs.
Broadway Contra!.
House ?furnishings, Floor Cov?
erings, Furniture, Drapery
BALTIMORE?Elsenberg; C. M Ander?
son, rug?; care of McElroy, 212 Fifth Ave
' u
BRADDOi'K?Kc?s A- Goldsmith; J. N.
; Stein, furniture, curtains, carpets and dra
pertes; 37 West Twenty-sixth Street; Broz
1 tell.
BUFFALO?J. N. Adam Co.: W. D.
Kent, .-arpets and rugs; 2 "West Thlrty
...... ..,:,)) S' .eel.
CHICAGO?Marshall Field Co.; Arthur
Davis, carpets; I ! r< 7 Broadwav.
CLEVELAND?Sterltns &? Welch Co.; J.
K Crew, im-? curtains, draperies end
?shades. < 'ntnmodore.
DAYTON?Eider ft Johnston Co.; J. C.
g hwab, carpels, upholstery, draperies and
pictures: 2?.o Fifth Avenue.
LOUISVILLE Stewart Dry Goods Co:
.* .1 Shartzer, carpets, rugs, etc.; 2 "West
se? eni h St reel.
NEW HAVEN?Ed Malley Co.: E. F.
aims. rugv. 'are of McElroy, 212 Fifth
Vvenue.
NEW ORLEANS?E Levy Co.; E. Levy,
iurnlture; Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA ? Strawbrtdge ft Cln
i thler; Mr. Walsh, house furnishings; 230
Fifth Avenue.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.?Chas. Hal!; L. A.
lir-eg. china, glass, silverware, lamps, art
'/.. ".v and furniture: Holland.
UNIONTOWN, Pa.?"Wright-Metzler Co;
W. E. Sharp, carpets and upholstery: 1270
! Broadway, room 614.
General Merchandise
ATLANTA?S. Gershon, general mdse; '
: Grand.
BALTIMORE ?Vv'. Engel, general mds?;
Grand.
CHICAGO?Sears, Roebuck Co.: Mr. B.
F. Walker representing; 115 Fifth Avenue.
CLEVELAND?F .-tern, general mdse.;
Br ia .? as ' 'en? ral
DALLAS?M. Friedman, general mdse;
; Pcnnsj Ivania.
DETROIT?Burhan Sloepel Co.: R. Stoe
1 pol. representing: ?!" Leonard Street.
HARTFORD, Conn.?Sage. Allen & Co ;
J. McWeeney, general merchandise man?
ag- r 404 ?-our: h Avenue.
JAMESTOWN. X Y.? E. F. Jones, ear-!
-, "?. curtains, upholstery, blankets, white
goods, wash goods, linens, laces, trim- ,
hoslerv; Grand.
LOWELL, Mass -E. Pelletler; Mrs. B.
Pelletier, dry goods, fancy goods and :
. men's wear; Latham.
MONTREAL ? E. Salomon, general:
; mdse.; Broadwav Central
NEW ORLEANS? C. Epstein, general
n Ise . Pennsylvania.
NORFOLK?S. Jurln, general mdse; i
? Br? ad way Central.
PHILADELPHIA?A. Harris, general
mdse.; Broadway Central.
PHILADELPHIA?N. Stoneburg & Co.;
. E. B. Ransoboff, dry goods, wholesale;
Pennsylva nia.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H - Enterprise
Clothing Co ; M Goodman, men's and wo
: m-^n's clothing and furnishing goods; Ai
. bert.
RICHMOND ? A. Weinberg, general
F '?-? r: : i f= -,- - van ia
TAMPA, ,Fla.?A. Katz ft Co.; A. Katz.
dry goods and elo'hing; Grand.
Miscellaneous
BALTIMORE?Askln Bros. Co.; A. F.
Askin, hosiery and underwear; York Hotel. '
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.?Young-Vann Co.;
Mr Young, furnace and textile supplies;
. Pennsylvania.
Assignments
CHRISTOPHER I'. HERMES?Dealer
In men's furnishings, at 29 Third Avenue,
yesterday assigned for the benefit of cred?
itors to Nathan M. Abi ahamson, of 25
Nassau Street.
Schedule in Bankruptcy
STEIN ft SCHONCEIT?a schedule of
Stein ft Schonceit, no address, filed in the
United Styes District Court yesterday.
shows liabilities of $63,992 and assets of
$15,983, $14,4 20 of which is in machinery
and stock. Th? three largest creditors
are: David Stickler, 14 Lewis Street,
$15,000; F. L. Stott, 21". Fourth Avenu?,
$6.225, and the Sherman National Bank,
Fifth Avenue and Thirty-second Street,
$5,000. l.ouis Dorfman, 12C9 Broadway,
Is the attorney.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
Petitions -in bankruptcy filed yesterday
In the United States District Court were
as follow?.
NORVAL BRAt'N?A voluntary peti?
tion of Nor val Braun, Nepera Park. N. Y
shows liabilities of $2.962 and assets of
$108 The three largest creditors are
Herman Vossnark, Brooklyn, $375; Charlea
Christiansen, 3941 Amundsen Avenue, $25^,
and til? Indiana Flooring Company, -'"2
Rider Avenue, $1.451. Benjamin W. Moore,
258 Broadway, is the attorney.
HENRY I. COHEN?A voluntary pen
lion of Henry I. ?''oben, 38 East Seventh
Btreet, shows liabilities of $2.581 and no
assets. The three largest creditors are;
Jennie Cohen Company. 27 1 Broadway,
$649: 9. S'.raus ft Co., 129 West Twenty
seventh Street, $274, and John M. O'Con
'nor & Co., 2*1 Fifth Avenue. $179. Fried?
man ft Rosenbaum, 233 Broadway, are
the attorneys.
Judgments Filed
The following Judgments were filed yes
terdav. the first name being thai of tho
debtor:
In New York County
Audubon Rod nri'l Gun Club, Inc,
- N. Packard . $253.52
Arthe, Levy. Bernhard <'o.?In?
ternational Flag Co . 686.98
Alk?-n, Arthur, and Fideinv Cas?
ualty Company of New York ?
People, etc . . 500.00
Alnsle?.-, George J , Jr.? Browning,
King & Co. 1.238.76
Bryant Paul I.?A. S. Cox. 161.70
... David, inr\ Charies Bruck?
ner (Bruckner ? Brill), and
Benjamin Kaplan?S. Dlcker
steln.,. 810.00
Coulby ft. Whaley, Inc.?H. A.
Miller el al. 4,687.38
Barrett.Mary - New York and
Queens ?'ounty Railway Com
pany, costs . 1 OP oo
'-.;?? . .lohn - B Cohan. ?38.28
John 0 (United Forward?
ing Company)? R Henesy. 2.106.72
Duckman, Samuel?II. Bicshad
?' -? . 266.77
D'Amour Machine Company, inc.
- 3 Del Drago . S94.97
Bowling. Catherine A.?J. liKsch 102.46
Frank Gass, Inc. ? Delco Holding
Co . In- . 1.055.5,1
Fink, George S. ? H. Bernhard
"t al. 128.24 !
Fuchsman, Charle?, and Morris
Adler?D M. Jona?. 330.47;
her, Louis A Snederov... 1,867.c;; ;
Franzbean Esther (Manhattan
Marchandise Company)?I. ipp
et al 142.70
Glenlster, Harriet. W.?Br?ck
Weiss Millinery, Ine. 105 10
Goldberg, L?wls R .J. H fi4u
, "'?!in . 182.44
Granat, Abraham- Bea*learon dt
z .V. 611.91
Grossman, Fall??, administrator?
ot? . Triniiy Church of
ni'
26 t?. 4 0
Grelnert, Charles A De Vltatls JIb'so
'-'?? k, Solomon ? Town t?k|
?-r.nir-.-iny. coats . J10.45 !
Greenhaus, Jn'oii H. (Girard Silk
Company)- Lsonett? silk Cor
p< ' atlon ... ?Kg xl
girl Alb? 1 3 .1 Hrnddl.k' ' '. l,,l '<n
S\,v?n. Jame? F.~Ph*lps Bro?,
Hydro 'Bar ' WaUrprwfi?? ' Co - - 1'?" ?2
Lstkln Lumber ?o. 20 7 ~'i
Inlerborough Rapid Trgnslt'Co.
:. V. Miern
600 00
Irwin. ftob*rt by guardian M
Connall * if..,- -, Jn< . 104 60
JanisMwtlcl, Stanley ? Colonial
W0I it* 2f,ft f,r
Johnson, .lohn, and National
Hur?ty CO?People, ?tc. .. 800 015
Kovne,, i^oui?.-- a. Kiraohbamn . 7.322 96
KetoOO, Rlihmi) Ii r? jj
Strasbourg*!-. , 1 <4V 7,
Ltw?, Mili*,, city of N ,T... ,. iji 4?
Lu??.. Wrn .1 .-C\.y ?f N- -y . ?*???
,'?*1* . ,' nu c
Lion Soap ProdtlCt? fn , In-- .
Corning OUm Work?., t?t t?
L?ptnan, ?Umenl J, * Barnard
Gla<Mr?yiorett? V.'ala? Co
I BOSTON?R. H White Co.; R. Phillips,
! hotel supplies: 470 Fifth Avenue. -
BOSTON?H. Sperber i'ompany, H. Sper
; ber. cigars, tobacco, etc ; Broztell.
BRADDOCK, Penn.?F. Miller, confec?
tionery: Mariborough.
BUFFALO ? William Schwartz, billard
j supplies: H'-rald Souare.
CHICAGO?L. Nachman Company; L.
j Nachman. oil, seed, etc.; Flanders.
Cflli'AGO ? Sears Roebuck Co.; R.
, B?chner, hoys' and children's clothing;
j lift Fifth Avnue
CHICAGO?G. Wagner Co. ; O. "Wagner.
; rr.frs. straw hats and millinery specialties;
Pennsylvania.
CHICAGO?Carson. Pirle. Scott A Co.; F.
W. Shanley, hosiery (wholesale); 404
? Fourth Avenue.
CINCINNATI?H. Frost, drygoods and
! general line; Collingwond.
COATESVILLE, Penn.?Rldgwny, Oral?
ft Son Co.: Mr. Ridgway, representative;
, Penns> h .?nu
DERBV, Conn.?S Kut?sn?r Co.; S. Kuss
ner, dry goods and clothing; Broadway
Central.
KAYETTEVTLLB. N. C?Stein Pros :
Mr. Stein, drygoods and clothing; Herald
! Square.
HARRISBURG, Pennl- F. Kamsky, tin?
ners' supplies; Cumberland
H A RTF?'III i. Conn G. Pearson Co.: G.
. Fi--.il-r n. representative; Broadway Cen
i tra!.
LANCASTER, Penn.-?Rosenstein ft Son:
Mr. Rosenstein, umbt-e!?a = . Pennsylvania.
NIAGARA FALLS. N. T.?M. Cohen
Company; M Cohen, men's and women's j
furnishings : Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA -Strawbrldge ft. Clo
; thler; Mr. Powers, handkerchiefs; 23<i
Fifth Avenue
FITTSBURGH-T-L. Harris Company: L.
Harris, ?ohs .igais and tob?ceo; Alfazar.
QUINCY, III.?Moorman Mfg. Oompany;
C. Moorman, representative; Pennsylvania.
RICHMOND, Va.?Hutzler ft Co.; A.
Hutzler, drygoods and notions: Aberdeen.
RICHMOND, Va.?J. H Frazier, grocer
; ieji and notions: Pennsylvania.
SAX FRANCISCO?J. Rosenstroch. gen
! eral Im? ; Flanders.
SAVANNAH, Ca. ? Robinson Company;
I Mr. Robinson, drygoods and general nier
i cha ndlse ;Pennsy|va nia.
SCHBNHCTADT?H. S Barney Co.; Mr
I Warner, hosiery and underwear; D. O.
Alliance; 4fi4 Fourth Avenue.
SOUTH BEND, Ind ?Snyder ft Hum
| pWrey; N. Snyder, mfrs. confectionary,
Pennsylvania.
SOUTH BOSTON, Va.?Harbour-Wllborn !
Hardware Company; Mr. Harbour, hard?
ware; Pennsylvania
TAMPA. Fla.?Knight ft Wall Company,
Mr. Knight, hardware, etc.; Herald Square
TULSA. Okla.?M. C. Hal? ft Co.; M. C
Hale hardware; Pennsylvania.
?T1CA, N. Y.?A. Slstl ft Co.; A. Ststl,
wholesale groceries; Commodore
WASHINGTON, P C?Kafka's; Mrs. J.
Kafka, children's and infants' garmentts
and millinery; I17S Broadway, 4th floor.
WILMINGTON?Topkis Bios. Co.; I.
Topkls, iiifrg. underwear and union suits,
346 Broadway, care of R, B. Walker Co,
York ? Repal Umbrella Co . F. W,
Zercher, mfrs, umbrellas; Herald Square.
Buvers Comin
ml <
NASHVILLE, T?nn?Lobeck Bros.: Guv!
Poe, silks, dress goods, etc.; S M Gold?
berg, 1261 Broadway; expected May 26. '?
191 9.
NEWBERG, N. C.?S. Copl?n: Charles
Copl?n, all ready to wear, L. Tr?ger, 3
West Twenty-ninth Street; expected Mon
day, May 2B. 1919.
NEW ORLEANS ? I^wls Goldsrein:
Lewis r. Meyers, ready to wear and fur :
nishings; -tot Fourth Avenue; expected
Mond iv May 26, 1919.
SACRAMENTO, Cal.?Welnstock, Lubln
ft Co.; Mr. Kushman, middles, children's:
dresses, sweaters, house dresses, waists i
and silk petticoats; 2.Q Fifth Avenue;
June 2ri
SACRAMENTO, Cal.?Welnstock, Lubln
,<> Co . Mr Barnes, misses' and women's
readv lo wear; 220 Fifth Avenue; June 6th. !
SACRAMENTO, Cal Weinstoek, Lubin |
ft Co.; M?. Noack, millinery; 220 Fifth]
Avenue; June 9th.
SACRAMENTO, '"a!?Welnstock. Lubln!
& ?o . Mrs Palmer, laces, ribbons, veils, '
embroideries. handkerchiefs; 220 Fifth
A\enu.-; June 19th,
SACRAMENTO, Cal.?Welnstock, Lubin .
?- Co ; S. W. McKlm, president and mer- j
chandise -manager; 220 Fifth Avenue; ;
about June 9th.
Inc. 601.SO
Laurelton Land Co.?C. S. Star
buck . 1,136.15
Mlllmor Chemical Works, Inc.?
I. Stern . 1,603.47
Moeller, Arthur, and Moeller Co,
?S. Su i tan . 9 7 0.77
Miiier, Theodore?R. C. Miller. . . 1,059.47
McNulty, Patrick J., Elizabeth
Fa rrell and Jan es Cassli ' -
exr., et ul?M. Raymond. 9,896 19
McAvoy, .l?mes?M Picciano.... 330.?6
Navi, Geo. G. ? Woodbury C.
Langdon Co. 133.30
N V. Rys. Co.?R Davles. 1.500,00
Nonclnl, lues Co ?City of N. Y.;
costs. . 167.60
Nones, Hattie JA. Francis.... 797.Tu
: ovlgrad, William?A. Gronowltz 100.61
O'Farrell, Val .1 . und Samuel
Lipschltz?Nati. Suretv Co.... 7,844.66
Forires, Custave?g I Skinner.. 3S1.1J
Parker. John ,H.?Same. 2,780.82
Peck, Ellas R. ? Sa-i.e. 436.R4
P-iliy, Kate 1.?Same. 363.20
Rosenwasser, Phillip, ;r.?H. M.
. eau . 112.61
I Rabbe, Frederick?F. Poste!.. . 334 9.,
Roliertson. Bruce, by gdn.?N. T.
Telephone Co.; costs. 105.95
Rosenborg, Herman?G. C. Rog?
ers, et al. 2.119.36
Riley, Mark P.?S. O. Alexander 972.20
Samuels. Nathan?G. L Sk'.nner 937 53
Shire, Nathan N.- Same. 726.40
Shire. Mary G ?Same . "i;*"'4"
Stransky, Maurice?Same. 8,632.00
Speyer. Leo--Same. 3,633.00
Sonn. Leopold ?S^me. 3.632 00
Sonn. Leopold?Same. 608 48
Sonn. Julius?Same. 944.32
Sonn. Isaac?Same. 508.46
Sargent. Harry B ---Same. 2,236.66
Stern, Daniel?Sa me. 87 1 SS
St-rn Corn -Same. 432.90
Shalltzky, Gershon?A. Weiserb;;
( on!? . . 10S.60
Thompson Strauss K- Well Co..
Inc.?Hoffman & Kropff Chem?
ical Co ; costs. 108 fld
Thomas, Edw. R.?G 1. Skinner 1,816.09
Van Wanner. Sidney ??J. R.
Wem.linger et al . 6 60 6 6
Vicario. John?O. I Skinner.... ",995.20
Victoria Building <fc Contracting
Co. and Domlnick Lord?Smith
Co . 1,385.84
Woolnough, Susan A.?G I Skin?
ner . 2.380.95
Well. Samuel ?Same . 1.083.60
Wolferson, Marie, and National
Suretv Co.- People etc . 600 00
Wolfe, Lola A. 1.--B Altman &
Co. 407 48
Zalzman, Joseph?1 Isaacson.... 144.95
Zagon Really Co.?J. Mllman.... 1,500 00
In Bronx County
Basso, Alexander?E Neuburger $122.72
I-'rnnk Gasa. Inc.?Delco Hid. Col?
ine. 1,056 53
Fren-h Mary?A. Federgreen... . 17>it2
Goldberg, Lewis R.?J. IL Bau
man. 18244
Inter. R. T. Co.?O. Napthal_ 392.45
Mniket *. Harlem Auto Trucking
Co - H Greenblati. 88 56
Pitcher. Ward A.?I. B. P.ldgway 40 93
Silben, Morris?L. Fox. 419 29
Satisfied Judgments
The first name Is that of the debtor,
tne second thai, or th? creditor and dal?
wncn judgment war. tiled :
In New Vork County
W. Irving Young & Co. and w.
Irving Toung 11. C. Meyer;
January 11, 1917 . $855.35
Merks. Leon?J. E. Cod win el a!;
January 3 1. 1917. 832.88
Bernard end Barnet Baff, nnd .la
cob Lcschlnsky ? M. Rosenberg;
March 17. i:ui . l.ooa.oo
Cosmopolitan Wall Paper Com?
pany?Srhotz. i'oweia * Co.,
Inc ; April 7. 1919. 766.98
Eehsivatla, James, und Georg??
S J. Smith <-t al; May ?. 1919 1,869.36
Gelllch, Abraham L.-?Title Cuai
anlee * Trust Company. October
II, 1916. 121.73
J. K Armsby Company?A. Olau
r.fr et al . f.ov.-n.her 14. 1913.. 2.756.94
Terxlan, Bodrow 0 .Tombach A
McPbae, Inc.; Februarv 17.
1519 . 103.21
Schaefer, Charles. Jr., and Sarah
a. Frankelthalter; May 31,
1917 . 113.07 ;
Neufeld, Stanley?D Block et al ;
July 2 1. 19 Mi 64.1.62
Lausburgn ? Bro., Inc.?Clever
? i ii ft Costume Co., Inc. April
29. 1919. 1,167 17
Rathmari Baruch?M. Neustaed
t?r; December 2. 1016. 675.53
Seinlnger, H?mu?.|?j. F. Sutton,
Msy 17 1913. 4.009.80 ,
Beamtin, Georgs?G. P. Ross; June
7. 1916 . . 408.02
Felnberg. Samuel 3.?J. Meyer;
Augunt 4, 191?. 144.41
In Hrr?Ttx County
Flnnlgan: (>orgn p . v.. C.
Keim. December ?. 1917. $773,17.
Sustenance
Cereals
Wheat.-?The spring wheat acreage in
both Minnesota and South Dakota will
be close to that of last year, but there
will probably be a reduction of 10 to
20 per cent in North Dakota. Receipts
at New York yesterday were 263,200
bushels.
Corn.?The corn market was quiet
and orderly yesterday, and net change?
for the day were small. Prices de?
clined about a cent soon after the
opening because of the drop in hog
prices, but subsequently recovered.
Yesterday s previous T?a:
New York: close. r'.iep. ago
Corn No 2 yellow..i 1.91% 81.98*4 ,-,
Chicago.
May . 179 1.78'.* -
?Lily . 1.85 Va i.e-.i-s $1.89%
September . 1.58!* 1..18'3 -
Oats.?Oats prices were firm on con?
tinued reports of export buying.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York. close, close a g ?>
Oats. No.Swbt.9 .SO'.*- S .80 $ ,81'2
Chicago:
May ."?0'rs .69"* .75
July .B8?ra .C8'2 .1361%
September ... .04^? .64';, -
Rye.?Market higher.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York close. close. ?co
?'ash No. 2 Westfl.73 $1.70 R2.1J
Flour and Meal.?Quotations were:
Yesterday's Previous T?ar
New York: close. 'lose. airo
Minn. sp. p. .$12? 12.75 S12.00-5 12.75 ill.no
Cornflour.. 3.50? I.if) S.fi0@ .150 4.85
Rye fl. ch . 0.00? 9.60 9.00? B.66 11.55
Bran,1 10 ?b. 43.09?Si - 43.00? - -
Cottonseed Oil.?The market for cot?
tonseed oil was inactive, and while
prices remained practically unchanged
the market was unsettled by the re?
ports that the government would make
large resales of hog products and com?
pound. Prices for futures were:
Day
Open'rg High Low rinse b?fnr?
Oct. 23.50 23.50 21!.50 2S.50@23.51 23.50
Nov_ ? - - - 21.50?22.75 22.110
Pec... - - - 21. .vig 22.75 21 150
Jan- - - - 21.50@22.50 22.01
Flour and Meal. - Quotations were:
Yesterday's Previous Year
New Tork' close .ios? ng~
Minn sp p.$l2.00@12.75$12.00@12.75 $11.00
Corn flour . 3.50? 4.50 3.50? 4.50 4.85
T!\e f|. i h 9.O0? 9.60 9.00(3 9.60 11.25
Bran, ICO ?b..43.00? - 43.00? - -
Hay and Straw
Yesterriaj. A year ago.
Per ton. F?r ton.
Timo! h v, No. 1,
larpe bales ,.$46.00@47.00 $28.00?30.00
Clover. NU l mx. 4100?!:;,On 23.00@24.00
Rye, straw No l i;;.oo-a l i.uo 17.00? 18.00
Orchard und Field
Y i sterday. A year ago.
Beans. marrow,
i on lbs.$11.75? - 518.75? -
feas, Si-ntf'n, 'IS 7.(i0@ R.OO 12.25@12.60
Potatoes, nw, bbl 3.00? 0.00 4.00? 5.25
Apples, BIdw, bb. .8.00? 11.50 4.00? 8.00
Grapefruit, box... 4.00? 8.50 2.00? 5.50
Oranges, boa ... 4.50? 8.50 3.00? 8.50
Tea
Continued demand for Formosa teas
was reported yesterday, and there is a
growing inquiry for Greens and Jspanr..
Not only is the domestic trade improv?
ing, but dealers are much encouraged
by the inquiries from abroad.
Quotations for lots of 50 and 100
packages follow:
GREENS
Yesierdny.
Moyune, Gunpowder . 51@73
Moyune, Imperial . 46(0,58
Moyune, Young Hyson... 36<??68
Moyune. Hyson . 35@3S
Pingsuey, Gunpowder .... 31@S8
Pmgsuey, Imperial . 38@43
I'ingsuey, Young Hyson... 31@41
JAPA-NS
Panflred . 31(851
Basketfired . 31@56
Sifting;. . 19@24
FORMOSA OOLONG
Good .29@31 28@30
Superior . 33@37 32@36
Fine . 42?62 41@61
CONGOU
- . 25@70 25@70
INDIA
Pekoe Sou. 32?34 32@34
Pekoe . 34$44 34?44
Orange Pekoe. 37@5S 37@56
Flowery Orange Pekoe. . . 44@b5 44@65
CEYLON
Pekoe Sou . 32@34 32@34
Pekoe . 34-H.44 34?44
Orange Pekoe . 38<j|58 38@58
Flowery Orange Pekoe... 46(^61 46(?jj6t
Broken Orauge Pekoe.... 46?66 46@?6
J A V A
Pekoe Sou . 25@30 25@30
Pekoe . 29<8>32 29?32
Orange Pekoe . 31@4C? 31@40
Flowery Orange Pekoe... 40@51 40?51
Broker: Orange Pekoe_ 25@30 25030
Broken Pekoe . 26@31 26<?>3l
Odd luUi ruled 1 cent hig?itr.
Sugar and Coffee
Current A year
i prices, ago.
Sugar, granulated, per lb. 9 7.48
Sugar, centrifugal, per lb... . 7.28
Coffee. Rio No. 7. per Ib.^^?-^'. 2 8'8
Coffee. Santos, No. 4, pr lb22'.'2@23 -
Sugar.?It was reported yesterday
that the Royal Commission had named
vessels and that refined sugar, on its
| contract, would go forward promptly.
The Equalization Board reported no
purchases of raw sugar.
Coffee Futures?After making consid?
erable gains, coffee prices turned weak
and closed unchanged to 30 points
lower. The market moved up at the
opening on news of higher prices in
Braxfl and n continuance of the pre?
vious day's buying movement. Among
the factors making for the setback was
the report that consumers had been
buying several times their normal re?
quirements in fear that predictions of
50 cents for roasted coffee would come
true, and that, for this reason, there
; would probably be a falling off in the
demand.
Trices for future contracts were:
Previous Y ear
High Low, (lose close, ago.
July... 19.55 19.15 19.15rjS19.20 19.15 8.05
Sept.. 19.35 18.75 18.68@ 18.70 18.98 8.23
Dec... 18.90 18.25 18.20? 18.24 18.50 8.42
March. 18.70 18.10 18.00** 18.05 18.30 ?
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter.?Receipts, 15,831 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, lb. 60V?
?61c; extras, 92 score, 59%?60c;
firsts, R8 to 91 score, B7?ri@59%c; sec?
onds, 83 to 87 score, 55@57c; lower
grades, 62(? 54c; unsalted, higher than :
extras, 63Mt@64c; extras, 62Mt@63c;
firsts, 60@62c; seconds, 56 + 59c; state,
dairy tubs, finest, 59@59J/4c; good to
prime, 66@58c; common to fair, 48?
i>5c; renovated, extras, 53^4@54e;
firsts, G2?53c; lower grades, 47?5lc;
imitation creamery, firsts, 51?52c;
ladles, current make, firsts, 48@49'/?c;
seconds, 4fi'A?47c; lower grades, 14
?46c; packing stock, current make,
No. 1, 4flc; No. 2, 45c; lower grades,
?ll)Vr. i4V4c.
- I
Cheese. ? Receipts, 8,645 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh flats, colored,
lb, 32%@82Hc? white, 81>4?32c; aver-j
age run, colored, 31V??82c; white,
81 He; lower grndes, 80@81c; twins,
special?, whites, 31 Vic; colored, 31U?
32c; average run, white, 3lVic; col- ?
bred, 81V4c? lower grades, 80@81c;
Wisconsin, whole milk, twins, fresh,
81%; single daisies, fresh, colored, 32
?32'Ac; double daisies, fresh, 31 Vs?
32c; Young Americas, fresh, 32%?
33c; state, skims, specials, 23%?
24%c; prime to choice, 20@22%c;
fair to good, 15 ?19c; lower grades,
6?14c
Eggs.?Receipts, 46,149 cases. Fresh
fathered, extras, dozen, 49:. 5 c;
storage packed, extra firsts, 48^ i
; 49c; firsts, 47@48c; gathered, extra
firsts, 48@481.4c ' firsts, Northerly sec?
tions, 47'f7,47,;c; Southerly sections,
46V?@47c; seconds n::d poorer, 43
4oc; dirties, No. 1, 434 ? ;.,;?; No. 2
and poorer. 4l?43c; ;;>^ = , good to
choice, dry, 41Va?42c; under grades.
37@41c; slate, Pennsylvania and
nearby Eastern hennery whites, fine to
: fancy, 53?54c; ordinary to prime, 50(2
: 52c: gathered white?, ordinary to fine,
50?52c; Western and Southern,
I gathered whites. 47?51c; Btate, Penn?
sylvania and nearby hennery browns
52@53c; gathered brown and mixed
? colors, 4',',,; 50c.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
j Yesterday. A year ago
Live ?"teev. fair to
| prime 100 lb. .$14.00? 16."5 $15.50? 18.00
1 Dressed beef sides
lb.20@ .23 .22(g). 25
: Live veals, com?
mon to prime,
100 lb. 17.00@19.00 L6.O0@10.50
Dressed veals, city
lb.22i? .28'. g .19(5 24' 2
Live ewe?, 100 lb, 8.00(a H.no 15.00@16.00
Dressed mutton,
lb.16? .23 .27@.27'/3
Live lambs, fair
to prime lOOvlb 13.50? 15.50 16.00? 16.50
Dressed lamb a,
city, lb.^rt? .S! .IU'?? .?>.'
Hogs. 100 ib.... 21.00(S2!.:.0 18.60@18.75
Dressed bogs,
bacon, lb. 28%-i? 29' i .2578'S .26'. a
MesR beef. lb.... 35.50'r; 36.50 32.0'1
Mess pork, hbl .. 57.00:0 58.00 51.01
Lard. Mid - West,
100 ?b. 34.00? 35.00 24.00@21.70
Dividends
EXTRAS
General Kleetri?- Company- Dividend t
2 per cent, payable in stoch al par in ad
dltion ? ? regular qunrterl: ....
'? Jul; . to stork of ri rd Juni :
Regular Declarations
; ' hold? rs
??iock. rate, period Payabl. of R rd
'?. Loco coi , 1 '.?, q. .Juli ."? June 1 s
do pf., ?s, q.rub -
Ry. Steel Spring, rom, 2, q..Tu ? hi
do pf., I % q. ..rune 2 I I une i
Brook. L'nlon Gas, Uj q ..lu
1 pul c ??" .- . i im . :-. q Aug i .
do pf., 1 't, q.Iuly l .
L'wanna Steel, cur, .!'??,?.?; ?? 3
Macka y Cq .-, com . ! : -, ?, .? u ? I
do pf., I, q.lui;
Globe Rul Tir? cm ! V q J une : 5 Mai 3 1
I'nion P.asj ?in-i Pa per I !o
I 'u ?-0. June : 5 J uni G
U. S. Realty Earnings
Total earnings of the United States
Really & Improvement Company for
the fiscal year ended April 30,
were $3,774,019, compared with $2,417,
173 the preceding year. In n
the annual report, issued yesterday,
showed that the surplus available for
dividends was $1,480,095, equivalent to
9.15 per cent on the $16,162,800 capital
stock, contrasted with 4.79 per ccnl
earned in the 1917-'18 fiscal period.
The United States Realty & Improve?
ment owns and operates large office
buildings in the downtown financial
district, and through its subsidiary,
the (ieorge A. Fuller Company, does a
"?urge construction business.
Consolidated Exchange
[Unit of trade on this exchange, 10 shares]
Transactions and prices yesterday for th?
more active shares fellow:
Salea. Open. nish. Low. Last,
580 AIHfl Chalmers. 40% 423a 40% 42
1980 Am Internat.. 91% 93 90'.; 90%
690 Am Locomotive 8-" ? 82 80? 2 80' -,
380 Am Smelt & R 78% 79''a 78% 781 2
230 Am Tel & Tel.106 106 105% 106
320 Anaconda Cop. 67% 67% 67 67' a
3735 Baldwin Loco..101% 102% 100% 100' 2
670 Beth Steel B.. 76', 77 75' ? 77'"
98 I Booth Fisheries 24% 24% 23' , 24
560 Brooklyn R T.. 26?/a 28 -s 26% 26%
220 Butte & Pup.. 24% 24% 24 4 24%
560 Cal Petroleum. 31% 32% 31' 2 32'4
130 Cent Leather.. 92 92% 91% 91%
160 Chi M & St P. 45 45% 45 45' 3
650 Crucible Steel. 73% 75% 73% 74%
460 Cuban C Sugar 34'4 34' 2 33% 33%
350 Erie. 19 19' 8 18% 18%
180 Eastern W&W. 36% 36% 35' 4 35%
150 fien Motors. . .183% 188 183% 186' 2
310 Gt Nor: h Ore.. 46% 47% 46'/2 46' 2
180 Inspiration C. 54% 55' 2 54% 55
6590 lnl Mer Mar.. 47', 2 49'4 46% 46%
780 do pf.124 125! i 123" 4 123' 2
460 Int Paper. 52'4 54% 52' 3 531 s
550 Interb Cons pf. 24 24' 2 23% 23%
1.Ti'i Kan City So.. 23% 23% 23' 2 23'2
1 :?" Kelly S Tire.. 118% 118% 117% 1 177a
640 Keystone Tire. 91% 92 88', z 39%
160 Maxwell Motor 45; 4 45% 44 44
950 Mexican Pet....182 183 180% 183%
120 Midvale Steel.. 47% 48% 47'4 47%
760 Missouri Pac. 32% 32% 32 32
170 Nati Lead. 74% 77% 74% 76' 4
150 N Y Central.. 80% 81% 80% 80%
4082 Ohio Cities Uas 54 54% 53' 4 53%
140 Ontario Silver. 8% 8% 8% 8%
3!i?>7 Oklahoma Oil. 11% 72% 11% 12%
! .l-ii Pan Am P&T. 95% 96% 94% 94%
370 Pierce Arrow.. 53% 51% 50 4 50%
505 Pierce Oil. 27 273^ 20% 25%
250 Reading:. 37% 88% 87% S7-rf
2260 Royal D N Y..118 119% 117% 117%
3810 Sinclair Oil-67% 67% 66% 66%
lOSOStudebaker.... 82% 84% 82% 32%
920 Texas & Pac. 49% 49% 48% 48%
450 Un C?g Stores. 132 132 130 131%
340 U S Ind Aleo.156 157% 154'% 154%
480 U S Rubber... 97 97% 90% 97%
17000 U S Steel-. 102% 103% 102% 103
6210 West'house E!. 55% 57% 55% 57%
860 Willys Overld 33% 34% 33% 34%
Vote Transfer of River
Plate Commercial Co.
Stockholders of the River Plate Com?
mercial Company (Inc.) voted yester?
day to transfer the property and busi?
ness over to the Anglo-American com?
mercial Corpora* ion, recently organized
to ?expand the River Plate Company's
importing and exporting business. The
new company has $500,000 preferred
stork and 150,000 shars of common
stock of no par value, of which $400,
000 preferred and 116,000 shares of
common will be issued.
H. S. Dudley, presidt?nt. announced
that the Anglo-American Commercial
Corporation will acquire from the
Rivet- Plate Company contracts for new
business in excess of $1.000.000, on
which there is an estimated gross
profit of $210,000. Business under
negotiation, ho said, amounts to about
$4.000.000 additional.
Officers of the new company are
located in New York, Buenos Ayres,
Rio de Janeiro, Yokohama and London
A separate company operates the Par.s
office. The directorate, in addition to
Mr. Dudley, includes S. G. Schermer
horn, chairman of tho board; Archi?
bald Le Roy, secretary and treasurer;
Marshall J. Dodge, .lohn S. Melchor,
George I, Hurd, Lawrence B, KHiman,
Henry S. Parker and C, Smithers.
Dyefttnff.? Market Quiet
Quietness prevailed yesterday in the
dyestuffs market. Small lot orTerings
ere plentiful, but oiTennprs of large
quantities are unusual. Trading with
the Orient continues in moderate vol?
ume, with Malachite Green Crystal in
steady demand. It is reported that,
several light orders for Auramine
have been received from China.
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" i . . round platinum pin.
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Notice is herebj gl that the Annual
Mee log of the Si
Cananea : '? : ;?? r Company w
the f!l .?
New York, N ?\, on M >nd a y, the a
day of .' une : iv
for : he . ransai I ! an
i ' may come before the meel ing, in -
he election of thi
hold office I
the proposition o I
. ; ? I ? ..?-???? rs In
i rlbut ions to ti R ? iss .-. nd
; ted '.'? '?'? . . inc
The transfei books ? npany will
nol el se, bu
as at 3o P M Moi
119, will be entitled to vote at this meet?
ing.
By order of the Board of Pir^-tors.
.1. W AI.!.EN. S< :? tary
Corporate Returns
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company?Re?
ports for the quarter ended March 31. last
irplus ? l ??..'.?
15 3, eq u t v a
?". a S 11 ? I.I on
standing
Electric Bond anil Sitare rorr?paji>?Re?
ports gi ...-?: _ . :
year ei ???.?.?
Ill :
? ?'.? r was ?
?. ? ? befi ? e
The balan I panv as of
Dccembei hows.la ild
banki.Uns
Expert Larger Imports of Bead.?
Bonds of nil kinds aro in br
mand, hut importers Btate that mp
piie3, most of which are obtained from
Italy, are light. Communication with
old Bohemia, now Czecho-Slovakia, has
been resumed, und as that country for?
merly supplied the American market
with larcro quantities of beads, I ?
importers expect the Bohemian fac?
tories will shortly resume exportation
[ to the United States.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS (several).?For our snipping de
Light work, splendid oppor?
tunity for advancement. The Colorplfcts
Engraving Co . ?11 \V 4;d st
BOY wanted for errands and general office
rtunity; steady work; In
: anufa? -. ur:n?: Anglo
<.nn Pharmaceutical. ?7 New Chambers st.
. work; $10 week.
87 Frankfort si.
ERRAND BOY W ictory. Diemer
?? ? 232 Liberty av?., Bklyn.
ERRAND BOY?Chance to le*rn printing
trade. Huber & H 11, 607 West 4 d s
- -??- WTKP ? Star Chan le
?er st.
_,
Apply Godfrey. Keeler
v. i st.
? S, r-tai! stor->;
neru position; must understand the busi?
ness. K V . Koorn 2502, HO "Weit 40th st.
HAIRDRESSER?MAN"
In ?- n: ' waving,
? ? ,.? .. ut ??? pai lor ? irk
ir New Y ork , salary ?? nd
s il m c t?a ? an ?????:. $40 a we? .
mfidential.
Ph. Glemby, 12 East 22nd St.
-?man not car?
rying ' ne who has liad window
re A1 refer
Ity and character; nona
? need un1'y ; no
rences being ;
? firsi lei ter ?formation as '
to where previous s employed; returned sol- ;
dii erred
rHE KJNGSV1LLE LUMBEn ''OJtPANY, !
K1NGSVILLE. TEXAS
POULTRY MAN
Ono thoroughly understanding
incubators, care of chicks and
laying hens. Man with consid?
erable experience. Address
Chick, Box 42, Tribune Office.
. REPRESENTATIVE required Immediately
with ? ?" : " >. following our Instruc
wl ? -i ible your earnings to In
ricas? ?in!'. b\ offering our servios system
to husin? ss men >?- f grant their
I co-opei iti "i liberal comralssiona 'Phone
Corl .. ? II
' SALESMEN to sell securities In the fourth
largest independent oil company in N 8 ;
? ? ?? i ? active leads fui nlshed ,
?? ? perien ed stock salesman wanted.
A '.--3, Tribune, or phone Rector 6290.
SAI ESME! ?We noed th? servir-es of sa'.e,,
men. Such experience ns Insurance. .'e.il
estate, Bpe ,;' ?es or i.ks an advantage.
p.nsalion liberal. Opportunity r?>r
? ml to highly paid mana
tlons References required. Call
Room 306, 226 Tith av,
STOCK SALESMEN
Two high calibre en to Bell preferred
stock. You .an earn from $200 p?r wr??k
and ur. .. Ions Complete co
. p..--?*: n and live leads furnished. Refer
. required Seo Mr. Frizzelle, Suite
702, 605 6th ave.
WAR ACTIVITIES
RECONSTRUCTION AM? EMPLOYMENT
.-l-7l;\ ICE 413 Lexlngi n av. (cor. 4;:d St )
FOR 30L iIERS SAI 1RS and MARINES
Op? :? from :? ' i A M. to 2 P. M.
ALL KINDS OF GOOD POSITIONS
CAN NOW BE SELECTED OX APPLICA?
TION TO US.
Apply Monday, 9:30 A. M. to 3 P. M
WANTED?Discharged ?oldlers and other? to
Pictures ino% profit .
easy sellers Appi: to Mole A; Thomas,
Sherman Sauare Hotel, rist st 4- Broa lv i
HELP WANTED FEMALE
. '! EB ICAL.
Ii rical and stock work
i. use. $10; half-day
..." round. J ihn Wyeth & Bro ,
B
I V AITRESS?Ni laundry work; j
? . ?.-. ? .::; ! batl refer? - :? a requli ? :.
herry Lane,
Flushing i ; , J
KS, v itress; sisters; young; excellent
ono year last position. Miss
lure ? i 'Iftb ave. ' lr< 1? ..
524-1.
GIRLS, over 16, to pack paper,
tags; $10 to start; steady
work. A. Kimball Co., 307
West Broadway.
GIRLS.
Fine working conditions, new establ?sh
t; good pay A] ply National Library
Bin I? :" Co . . ; Grand st.
GIRLS wanted to address envelopes; $1.50
?? lusand; no home work. Room 808,
150 Nassau s: New Y'.-.it.
Hairgoods Salesperson
for hair department in high class depart
rnent si in in New Vori:: only thos
Is sales experience will be ? >n
. ; ? I opporl on ity ; '-all or
? ? , ?-; esp nder ential
Ph. Glemby, 12 East 22nd St.
_ .-1
HOUSEWORK?Young white girl for gen
. . ; as? ?'? irk. sma 11 fa
: home. ' rk, 3700
Av? I, Brooklyn Flatbush ave. car to
::.... Ml Iw >od 1786.
verness; English; take two
y r
? u-:. Miss Fitzgerald's Burea-..
Fif h av. . ?reely 5244.
' ' :: ?CE EXPER
E [> FACTORY BETWEEN ?'
IN THE 60 S
EXPERIENCE AND
CAN '.'' ?N ? EN ENTL\ REACH THIS
ONLY NEED AJ
SAI..-.!;'; Tl ' : fART $18. Bl IX M li I'.
ME.
WANTED.- Christian young lady for i " ?
worl \N Box 24, 1
: way.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
A MARRIE1 family and
t ?-mi y years of ,.
' "
some pro?
gressiv? he ? in better I
- ivenl y s ea
nth to
ii fr^t ,-nx months, next six :
: . r first yeai $3 10 -
have abllll lurnlsh \><? nk ..;. .
?
MR ,i LEE HART 926 W. Lovell St
.
BUTLER, Japanese, first class In every
laracter, want ? p
where second i ;
Al reference. Kanno, IOS Wesi
?
?
and ?-ork as h
. myself useful.
? ?1 A ' ? '
! re, N J
.
na
plendl
il A ON AGENCY, : 1 V- 12
?
l AP??ESE HAGLB EMPL ?1
Lble dornest I? .
i lass help
" ? ? Bu : West <"d at, Bryant
ears, rtalian-Am?
in an y -
t hinp ; as F Robei io. 3 i
YOUNG man 26, recently disci
. ? ?nd pay
? |
wants position where ability will
! promotion start al :
i ?< nable .-.?. .. ? Boj? .v b ?;. Tribun?.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A ?A?COOK; pteasant. capabie. economl?
cal; good manager; ?6B. B... Miss Rof
mayer's Agency. 10 Bast 4 Id st., third
floor. Telephone S3 IT Murray H-.il. '*g
CHAMBERMAID, plain eean-.stress: youn?
Irish sir!; gojd city references: ?4?.? .1.,
Miss Bofmayer's Agency, 10 East 4??i-st .
third flour. Telephone S347 Murra> Hti!.
COUPLE!.?Alsatians: but;.;-, useful
lent cook and manager : t\
s. city Av.d country. ". m
! Shaughnessy's Agency. B60 ?Sixth ave.
CHILD'S NTJRSE --Young Irish girl: eMld
over two year? old: cuy references';'ST'1
$; 5. O., Misa Hofmayer'a Apene -y. -
43d sr . third Cour. Telephoivj S347 Mur?
ray H
uni CHAMBERMAID?Both
i .is.?. toRet her or
.-?. city or country. Miss Stiaug
? I 61 h a \ e.
? LAUNDRESS.?Expert; launders shirts.
collars, fine lingerie, et- ; ;o M " ?
?yer's Agrency, ;? Eut 4:;d st.. third
Telephone 8S47 Murray Hill.
WAITRESS?Parlor maid, young- Irish girt,
Rood city references. J?o. c.. Miss Hof
! ?g-ency, 10 Bast 43d ?t., third
Boor. Murray Hill $347.
YOUNG woman of triilnlngr and lnflueno*
wishes opportunity to either manas?
lunchroom or assist In manajreme
Would prefer lunch connected ?rtn
industrial plant where social service r?n
dered would be appreciated. C. E. I,
Tt Liutie.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE^
ENTIRE FLOOR OF OOOD BUILDING
NEAR FIFTH AVENUE AND CND ST.
FOR RENT 7,800 S**> FT RENT ?5,600
WOULD MAKE EXCELLENT OFFICES.
PRINCIPALS ONLY GIVEN' INFORMA?
TION CUSHMAN * WAKEF1ELD, LNC.
80 EAST 42ND STREET.
FIFTH AVRNTE CORNHTR STIRB FOR
RENT ABOVE 4JND STREET. SlxM.
l?ge show wtndo-vvs on avenue
& Street rent ???.ooo. cushman
a- wakefield. incx. 60 east 4?nd
STREET.
LARGE ?'ORNER STORE FOR RENT ON
MADISON AVENUE IN 403. RENT
16.600. PARTICULARS TO PRINCIPALS
ONLY. CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD, 6 3
EAST ?2D STREET.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR 6ALB--Multlfrrepn. with full eqnlp
nent. electrically run Addreesograp'n
machine and three lar?<> fieel Address -
ftraph Osblnots. ?all A. C Penn, In- .
100 Lafayette st.. between 11 and 12 a. i...
FURNITURE FOR SALE
WILLOW FURNITURE; EKTRAORDT
narlly Attractive barunln; factory sales?
room, Lonfr Beach Willow Coiapeny, 22)
East 41st 6L, New York.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
iRTABLE, Immaculata court roon. :
?hoi ' . ntlemen; rHferencr**
Riverside .'isTf.. forenoon.
: f*H ST & LEXINGTON AVE.?HOTEL
BELMORE.- Vttra tive ?umiiier rat?'
? m v...... ; lo fan. }5 weeki-.
and up
T. ;;r.3), corner Lexington ?v, r
clusively for worron; $7 Wf-pkly and up.
with use of bath; $12 woekly and up wiin
bath. coz; cool, c? rnfortabl-.
icell? s en suite; special
4,r.TiI ST, 216 WEST.- Largo furnish"!
????. hot, cold water, tele phone, : ?
spcctable i
71ST st., 75 WEST.?Handsomely fui
i living room, large bedroom si
? .?r? ment. cheei tui, your
n :- ??
' u furnished
-
i pi? io s I n i ....
. in? ' ': \ rside
: ?? TH ST.. 252 W Large and small room?
es ; ' mod
erate.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO ?LET
THE LEXINGTON, '? I : ree ai 1
four room furnished apartments for r*n
?70 }'!? ' .,-'
:;oth PT (163), corner Lexington a-.
isively for wo me" .
rner suite, ]
furnished, $'7 weekly up; ?;?
Dicte.
?STII AND LEXINGTON ?corn?ri- At
trectlvely furnisned apartment. 4 rooms
?nd bath, kitchen; from May 1 to Octo?
ber, or 3 months' Wse. $175 ninthly.
Phone PERKIN, Plaza 5601.
HOARDERS WANTED
BOARDE ' '? '????? 7." '
... . bath
B mvab'a n
coi Icing; diets prescribed i i .
pr? par?
30TH ST 16 . corner Lexington Ave ,
s r;?; e Ith m^ain. S! 4 weekly
and ip; g I n e cooking; hotel servie? .
I -"..>.
nlng wati i i enl u ala; {7 60 wee?
FOR SALE
TAXI FOR BALE.?Six-cylinder Stndebaker
t I ody : 3 moa old , r ?-? -V
: -.vori? Call evening? be?
nd 9 46 Underbill ave., Brooklyn.
floor.
SUMMER COTTAGES TO RENT
FURNISHED COT ? -. roomn
, N J. : $801
... . ? 91 East 149th ft
Bronx.
WANTED
DESK ROOM WANTED by s r, an-ountafV
lawyers; must
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM?
PANY ?Cleans by compressed air. steam.
? or, floor 419 East 48tb. it. COS *
BRANDT.. Telephone 132 Murray Hill.
Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRT BOUGH*
FOB CASH, estates appraised, purchased.
BENNETT. 175 Broadway, upstairs.
Detective Agency
WESTLOTORN'S Detective A?
infldentlal
t . I2d Phone :?: .
Furniture
I IGHEST PRICES ''AID FOR FCRN?
ture, antiques, pianos, i- a-t-r.-.?.
?. .?? b ' v ss UnH eta::y
P .? ?- ???;.. ..? .- . ID? .7..
Mul-igraphers?Steno^raphpr?
Multlgri:phing, stenography typewi r
all hours; reasonable. C : '? ? '
?t Beatona? '72.
Patents
PA1 "
-
ons strictI; I ?ok ..?t
Munn & i" ?.
h : '-.
Ni w York.
Ruxs
ORIENTAL RUGS.fi; ?
-
. ."I. 2?)
'i Phi at 5101
Typen riti-rs
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
?r> Vlatole, S
i Machin? Co.. lar
? orth St, (Te! 64?*
SO K. *Sd SI i ;;. M ...:? U \v?. J Fi
r T P E W R 1 E R S R r N I E D
-?:,.!-, v sil a, S M ml s. ?s "?'
\ .s bl? a ' - s ft ?Ik.
THE TTI :'
10 Barclay St. Tel. Barilsy 4T?I.

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