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Postponement
In Cotton Rate
War Effected
Telegram From Southern
Operator?, Just Recci-.*?!.
Requests a He-Stalemrnt
of Position Taken Here
Break Mav Be Averted
North Atlantic line* Will
Meet To-morrow in Onl?T
to Review Whole Mattrr
Postponement of an osea break be
tsraan the Gulf and North Atlantic cot
tea carrying steamship companies has
baas affected, it is believed, by the re?
cel?t yesterday of a tclegr.m from the
Gulf operators requesting the New
York tempanies It restate their poei
t.oa ia the ins'
Tke Gulf operators' request is taken |
here to mean that the steering of re- '
latien? which threatened early last I
week may b? entirely ?verted. The
Southern cotton carri?re, however, it is
said, have not altered their original de?
mand for a reduction of the differen?
tial in the rate between Golf ports and
rpool and Gulf ports and Liverpool
^ .a New York.
According to the request for a re*
case, the I'nited
Kiagdom-rontintntal conferences will
to-morrow to review the whole i
sitaatlen. The derision reached will i
be, made the basis of future negotia?
tions with the Gulf operators. Among'
the issues which are understood to be
complicating the matter ia the differ?
ence in insurance rat?i between New
Orleans and New York, as compared
with the rates between the Gulf and
Liverpool: the fact that the coastwise
shipping companies that bring the cot?
ton to New York for trans-shipment to
pool absorb the wharf charges of
two casts a hundred pound, wh
direct shppers from the Gulf U
land ai rot; the effect the red .
of the differential would have on the
business of the coastwise companies,
the question of ?cency charges ?nd th?
settlement of the rates to be charged
by all parties for the two grades of
cotton ba!< ?, standard and compressed.
? -
Ship Board Allocates
Boat to Admiral Line
Du? to the derr.snd for cargo -
from
State?
th? Admiral Or s now
prevides a ?erv rara*? steam?
ers ii ...
and ' mers m th? Admiral
?
The vessel will be uf
?hlna ran.
built in Seattle
?ten for tl in the trans
Pasiflc if Admiral
Oriental 1 he is now at the
Todd : jr a com
i let? be delivered
The SeMltloa of this cark
lay service
vn? points
. assenger s
?rs. 1 -.y also ir
eonsl.riati'
service to
"?-sab?-: ri sailing
?welve days for th<- Orient from Seat
Shipping >'?t?-s
The liany, with
a bid i
"??ft for I tioning of the
liner I ^?osevelt yesterday by i
the Shipping Board.
irdinj- to a report from London,
Nippon Ynesa Kasha has reduced its
om ?5 to 110, depend-,
I the ports between which the
? is made.
Maritime MisceUaiiy
BOSTON. Maas, Dec t?C'rew of A?d?
nia ?es??? tote mrtUs to-?ay t* trim
?sut? ?< srakB. a? vetwat might Ml ?? Se?
lareA rallowu? fallar? ?t smtoa m?e te
cesnaleta work, ataty inn?sb?remaa am?
alayes yeeferfls? In )???l!r.? ?rain In An
diaa'? ho!?; th? msrslni only ? appeared
??( ?ana* taken
.' ?inI latter \?m?l al?o 4e
*\.. aasaaaaaal BU saasafesl hr ?omaho-?
maw? ?r.r?a ?n<1 ?4??tr>?htp lines for ll.l;
|SE awlnl to b* eat? 1*4 e?s?ar? par (?r
saetea ??ring ?o-celtaa nss+r bou?.
M .'.trka:. ui?. Dee s?WStte ph
rkarnlnlon Uaw raparts work ?a ?a? 11.1??
l, . .
- ? mi
? i? i?
?hlrh
pris? th? H
mad a, mal?
yu?(-? ?n
i bat wean Llv
?all OB maiden voyaea fn
? u,l May II, and rastboun '
Monliesl May II
Narine Disasters
?<-hr Zahedeo ? Cliff ?rrouad waat ?Id.
?f Ship rhar.nai. two mil?? b?l?w W?et
Bark I.frht
OALTKrU- t?raararo. from
Hnoston da- at Tajrler. Ilrttlati Honduras.
sdly; carao of al
? Waat ?egnvla
Hawan.n for b t.se? bales of
? Maro
Ifaractllea, aground off
S?Wlllbllo, Nor
? <cro?nd
* m meat Baker Rang*, floated
at ? ?o a m.
DETROIT. Dao t?Park? Poater. ?traM
?d In Lake tria near Snuthea.1 SSaual;
floated. She will continu? to Mllwauke?
Dangers to Navigation
(By 0 S Hydrograph:- Offlca)
North Atlaatlr Ocea??Off th?
Oiial
The following obstruction w?a r?r
I ?a- I 1st 12 1? Ion Tl II object rrsernblln?
a aalaa, Vest?.
North r?rtn> Oeean
The follov n? ware rcport
? I?, lat SIS N Ion SO II W, )?rge
tree about 40 ft lor.? 4 f? In diameter.
tartly ?ub- ? Elian Nov H.
lat I 10 N Ion 1121 TV. lar?? tree trunk.
r from 1 to I taat oat of water,
\ r??-rl?. Sold
Cmaesmsa, I >?. tona, ?old bv DavM 11.
Penn to Oulf A South*? ? S
?team paddle. SM ion.
A Port L/?e Parry Company
hmond A Brrg?n Point Perry
Lo) ? I by Oaorra
! ? . ?
?"Id by John
Turk- ?
Red ha W. Sullt
?a?s mar 4.HO t?ns. ?old
by John \v. Franklin to Sagadabo? 8 8
Notice to Mariners
(By 0 ? Hydrographie Office)
About Dac?mb?r IT. th. color of nieti
rore Breakwater Lighthouse, Hempatead
Harbor. N T. 1st 40 SI 4S N Ion 73 I? 40 W.
will be rhan?ed. and after that date the
III b? a whit?. ao.uar"
?hit? lank
i<-k so,unre foundation.
i. No
- ??undine "4" In lat
I
The wreck of the Ogemaw. wblrh I
? Is? and b*a< hed In
? ale Rtwer '"- I, He? In 7 f.ef of ??it
? not a menace to paaslng
Lat.et laaue? of || O Chert. *>'???
J.IT1 (?;th
ed) an I
Change of Masters
William D Ooodmsn ?ureeed? Edwin V
Woodward command etr Mary, Bull Une
. 1. A W??t
- Howard P Plts
?tr .?feel ?e?farer
--<?? Andrew Ilaa
I
( Is Ascel r
F*?rl?. Clyda
"ds John y Dsl
Line
Jobn ? Irving P Ksntz
-
-?ds A E Ganskon
iccaeda Thorna? P
;?nr?e Rap; '
I I. Mundy
'" ' ?a
J 1. ? triarles Wlllut
hi DiXle
succeads Wllllsm H
irnand gas yacht ?rhr Hattle
? gu?.
?en succeeds C J Clausen
.nd t>arge Briton.
??raid succeeds Symon
i St.aart communU str Anahuac.
c? Itcrtlre ?ucceeds Peter X?tsf?r
. r T and T
Mahrgnny
TabU. lap
r>, vith one drawer.
'23
HATHAWAY
GIFT FURNITURE
I7OR Hathaway customers,
* the gift problem is no
longer a question of finding
something suitable. They
have only to decide which
of many attractive possi?
bilities is most desirable.
Small pieces, at very moderate
prices, abound on our floors.
And for the more important, sub?
stantial gift, there are scores of
delightful Davenports, handsome
Secretaries and Desks, and pieces
of similar character.
Suggestions
Tapestry Arm Chair, arms sod
leg? of solid mahogany, hand
carrcd. *67.30
Solid Mahogany Tip Table, 22
inches in diameter, with shaped
edge. 14.38
Martha Washington Sewing
Table in solid mahogany. 26.5s
Telephone Table and Chair in
Walnut. 28.38
Mahogany Low Boy, 34 lnchea
wide, with claw and ball feet . 59.88
Drop Leaf Test Wagon arith re?
movable glaaa tray and shejf;
mahogany or walnut. 29.58
Custom made upholstered Arm
Chair, with down aeat cuahion 58,OS
Mahoganv Drop Lid Desk, 28
inches wide 45.0*
Walnut End Table with book
trough. 1AM
Waste Fa per Basket ta walnut
or antique gold with painted
decoration. 18.88
Antique Gold Mirror, 28 by 48
lnchea, with shield decoration 45.80
Walnut Davenport Table? 48
inches long, with drop leaf enda 49.88
Mahogany S??cretsr), .16 inches
Tri??, with fret work on door? and
an attractive and convenient
interior arrangement 100.00
W. A. HATHAWAY COMPANY
63 West 45th Street, NEW YORK
Makoranj Windier
Arm Ckatr
'18*
Masera ay Spinet Desk
44 in/hei xnde, nth
mpared ?Oaten ?SJSj
'67*
Weather Report
n rtem... T ?la.ni.ISaa aata. . ?tip??.
Mo?? rUaa 11 ?? pre Moon Mta. 11 It ?.m.
IsaraJ rar??????.?Snow ar r?ln to-day
and to-nlfhi. probably followed by elaar
Ins ?nit ??h
?Irons north???' wind?, becoming north
???l by to-morrow
Th? followtn? advleorr ?lorm warning
' ? loral Weather Uur.au
North?**' ?tarm
roast from
h. V? . to v Increasing
???rtheaat by ?aat wind* t? night, bocom
In? ??run? and probably reaching ?ala
?un.l?y morn In?, attended by thick.
rainy weather. l'l*t urbane* <?s?ar water?
Soath Carolina movln? northeaatwn
_____
I4K?J OftVteJ ?eoni. Th? followlng
?ots-d from Iks? Woathet Huroau ?how?
ternpatwtnre? durln? lb? lavat twtrt
'n comparison with tha <orrf?pond?
ing date of lait )>?r:
ism mi.i i?? last,
la m... II 21 I p. m... It I?
?am..?: II ? p. ?... SI St
? a. ?... M ttl I p. m. . 11 II
It noon... tl till? ?. ?... it I?
)tigh??t. 41 d?#T??. ?t 1 ?. m.: Ir?w??t.
IS. at It p. m , as-ara**?, tl: aver??? aarn?
dale la?i year. tO; average ?ama del? for
thlrty-thr?? year?. IS.
HmsnMltr
m... Ill p. m . ITM p m- tt
iWomrteT JUajdlnt?
I ?. ra . to 0? lpm ?? 1)1 p m.. J? II
r?J Wast he* ('aiKllllxni
?.? Th* disturb?
ance that ?m over Ontario last night ha?
i rapidly northeastward. ?(Ml Its ????
t.r ?Il not
A ilnrm of markad tntanalty ?a?
K the rentrai and north l'ai
Tliii, and another of marked Inter*
??trema wewtet-.
? iind rnov'.ng northeastward, whll?
proaaure waa high over tha <'*nadlan
I ?Ina atata? and ovar
. - ... aaat of tha
Thta . strlbatlOB ha? been al
In the
:??? l want ?/?{??*
hour? I? th? Ouif ?tat?
ower Ohio Valley, tha !
the Atlantic ?tat?? south of Maryland, ?B*
-: to-.lav In th* W??t
?nd ?irnairt ffaaerall- ea?t of
?e. a?oapt in N?? Kr.g
land ami Florida, and abftormall)
?:*ewh?re et?'
At Kdmontoi. Albert*.
.tur? w*? t? degree? ?alow
? o'clock tonight.
The dlaturbanr? over tha aoTjth?rn Ar
? gion win move northeastward.
:, ?lmo?t generally
I ant eait Oulf ?t?te?. f?n
illay and the lower l?k?
1 ? ?ntmulng in
rm warning? ar? d!?r!?veii on the
Atlantic roast from tho Virginia Cap?? !"
For-ra?! ' by lH.trlrl*. -Eastern N?w
Tork?Snow ..r r?ln In extreme ?oulh ?nd
bj north and rentrnl por'lon Puiiday
?nd Sunday night, probably followed by
clearing and ?older Monday.
oudr. weh
?new or r?ln, Hun<i>?y and Sunday night,
probably tOllO??d t'y titaring ?nd rolder
Monday.
Raatern Pennsylvania. New Jer??y ?nd
Delaware? Haln or anow Sunday ?nd Bun
k-ht. probably followed by clearing
li r Monday.
\Ve?tern New York?Cloudy, probably
" >nday generally fair.
?on.
Forrea?! for Werk
WASHINGTON. OSS ?? W??th?r ODtlook
for week terinnlng Monday:
Pouth AtlanUc ?std (lulf ?late?? T?-m
p?r*tui? near normal, conalderable cloud!
nal rain?
i ?nd mid lie Atlantic ?t?t*?-? Tem
mal: monly clouai
?i of rain and poaalbly ?now? Orst
otilo Valley ?nd Tenne????Temperature
normal: cnnalderabla cloudiness
?now* at beginning of
week ?rid again near rlo??.
R?ftOa Of th? 'ire?t I.*k?a?Temper?
. iow normal: ion?lderable < loudl
n??a. oec??lonal ?now?
Mountain and plateau
region*-- Temperatur? below normal, con
i Mo??, ?now? In the moun?
tain?.
h?m Rocky Mountain and plateau
near or altghtly
K'nernlly fajr
?I t?mp?r?ture,
considerable cloudlm??. occasional rain?
'
Senate Report
Favors Ship
Bill, 11 to 5
(Caatl???? fraw ?as? ????
government upon a aaa of troubla and
enormous expense, in th? lor.i o? a
direct cash contribution from the
Treasury to specific private enterprise.
"The proposal is based apon the
averment that the adoption of such a
policy is neceasary to the establish?
ment and maintenance of a merchant'
marine adeouat? for the needs of the
United Sutes.
"The meeeure is attempted to be
supported by the assumption that it is
sound because th? opponenta of such a
policy do not propos? anything better
or differen?.
"Such an assumption Is unwarrant
?d. It assumes that if an unwise or
positively vicious measure is proposed
it should be accepted unless some sub?
stitute fur it is suggested. The ?
to such a mensure is and must be re
sisUnc? and defeat.
"Any attempt to modify, amend or
substitute mesn.? compromise, more or
less recognition of the principle in?
volved, and therefore would be inade?
quate and unsatisfactory.
"The argument in s-.ipport <
measure is based upon two proposals.
First The government now ha. a Seel
of 1. too steel vessels, cargo san
and II passenger carriers, and their
maintenance and operation is rusting1
the rov*rnment some IS,i .
month over and above their earnings. '
I?It is essential to the catan- '
? nt and maintenance of an Amer-,
lean merchant marine that the*,
sels should pass to private ownership >
speedily and the government agvr
bureau known as the United States
Shipping Board should go out of exist?
ence. ?
"The first and complete ?ns?
these reasons for the measure ia that
it will not accomplish rithcr of these
things.
(alia Act of 1920 Sufficient
"The second answer is that the mer
chant marine act of 1920 provides am?
ple provision for the orderly and
???rnmp!: hniTt of these
p?sala in so far as the* should be a
compllshed in th? public Interest.
"The third answer Is that if t?
Shipping Board is incompetent or ii
efficient ?nd eannot execute the law, <
administer th? affairs intrusted t> I
the reme<!> Hoes not He in making s
?nnual draft on the Treasury of fro
fnS.OOO.OiiO to fTo.Otni.OOfl. but rath'
by a change? of officials or governmer
agency, or change in the plans an
practices which are producing allege
disastrous results
"The proposed mensure means slrr
ply the aa'abliahment of a g-aneral ?ut
sidy syste-n which will be fast- ;
the eountrv for on i: aie
"That it Is put forward simply show
that the hill is base.! on i
situation which happens to be u ,
of intense depression.
"It is g (juestioa of cargoes, an
psyments ,,ut of the Treasury w
solve that question. Natural si
nomie causes for decline in volume o
International trade cannot be ov.
by financial Federal aid out of th
Treasury to ships.
"The whole tendency of the admin
istration la against encouraging inter
national trade. We cannot have car
goes in the absence of foreign trsde
s will not be eliminated becauM
only a small portion
will pass into private hands, as pro
ta of the bill admit, even if il
ease a law, for years o
ami a costly overhead will continu?.
"The taxes of the people will bet in
cressed by the amount of aid given.
rfeetly plain that the ships
which chiefly benefit by the proposed
subsidy are not the cargo ships at all,
but passenger ships, and those of other
Senator Jones, in a statement In
reply to Senator Fletcher's mlfl
?aid:
"The expression of the onp^>
? -ling shipping bill, M
report filed In
v tS my mind, a mass of
contradictions.
"in one breath it is stated that the
put forward simply hecsu
?jorary situation which happens
I of intense depression,'
? ? ? ai ? itg ten I
.r.ition that 'this is a
sal to enact ? law adopting a per.
mantnt policy of tne government, which
has been repeatedly proposed h<
rind as often i
The statements are
r
tent ?!?! |
the past, but the\ have failed, ?ritt
result when our greatest n<ed tur ?
Y/M?*
i ^
A not her Remarkable *Jl
SPECIAL
from the iVeic E lu h Shop
I LAID BACK WO L SWAGGER
SPORT COATS
Beautifully Tailored
$^ A .50 Regularly
?*_/ TT $59.50
"
m (i I a tit ssw*
f&g?
Nesr rih ?t,
THE STORY OF REVILLON FURS
O : :.
Back from the Walrus Hunt
A FLEET of kyaks is returning from a success?
ful walrus hunt. The carcass has been cut up
and is stored in the various boats. In addition to
? about a ton of fresh fat meat, the walrus will
yield a fine skin to be made into dog harness and
other articles for which a hsavy leather is re?
quired? and ivory for the sledge runners and do?
mestic implements. Handling these cranky boats
in the heavy surf requires a high degree of skill.
*'? lit?L\ft ?t a Re\Ulvn PaH
Furs for Gifts
The fine Fox and Marten skins taken by these Eskimo
hunters and collected at Revillon posts in the North make
valuable and acceptable Christmas gifts. Specimen skins,
also desirable qualities in the moderate priced grades, are
offered for selection. Men's fur coats and motor robes
in various furs.
?
fp.
muonireres
Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street
rims ?s did not hava them, ?nd In
???'Int ? few.million? In government
? id we brought upon thl? and ?u?ce?d
in-, generation? ? tax burdsa of bil?
lions of dollar?.
Assails War Tin?? r?sltl??
"If lonr ?go w? had followed th?
l*?d of our commercial rival? w?
would have had a merchant marin? si
an auiiliary to our navy, as an assur?
ant? of pear? ?nd a? a mean? of d?
v loping our foreign trad? to an ?s
iintlreampt of, and wo would have
t'cen ?pareil the excessive coat of at
? ng to get ? fleet togathcr in
.i w? brok? ?II ahl?<
ng r?rord? fn sn every stand
? ?nd yet ?t a ro?t of som? thre?
trillions not million? of r'oilars ?uc
ce?d?d in getting six ?hips completed
in time t<> tarty our hoys over??*? t?
tS? battlefields of Franc? before th?
a.-ml?'
"The minority report states that it
is argued m behalf of the bill that 'th?
Unit? klgdsinj Hoard should
go out of business,' and that if th?
treasure 'Is passed ?nd result? in th?
elimination of the Shipping Board, as
its friend? intend ?nd expect, Am*ri
'tnmerc? will be at the mercy of
th? lines running ?nd operating th?
?hip?, ?ven though they fly our flag.'
.A? a matter of fact w.- A? not argue
that the pa??ag? of the bill will put
of buaine?? th? Shipping Hoard.
ST? need the .??kippln? Hoard ?s a per
manant agency to coi.trol and regnlat?
Hipping, to investigate and atudy
it? problem? and recommend to Con
preis from time to t:m? wh?t is needed
. nUin our meichant marine. W?
want to BSSJ ir merchant mar?
ch?t th? Knglish Board of Trade
is to the Knglish merchant marin?. It
?<), however, that it will rssult
in putting out of b isiness. ?? ?oon ??
. consistent with the best Intereat? ef
the country, the Emergency Plaet Car
I poratlon ? temporary organ i
created to handl? the work of building
ships daring the war and to eaarau
thees since.
Maya Bill Will ?ell ?hipa
"The minority report say? that 'only
a small portion of the tonnage will
pass inte private hands' as the result
of passage of the bill, and yet e?nUnd?
that the bill will result 'in the un
seemly spectacle of representatives of
privat? enterprise crowding to the cap?
ital from every quarto
heaieging the Shipping B<>?rf. ?sited
with the vast powers provided in the
bill, for a participation in govern
mental favors.'
"These statements are to apparently
islatent as to naeeaakau ?.
i TMfaetUt... j^*.?.
roi,ntrV.,,e...r;;tA: '?-'
and suece
flag, we i
'sired
? that the WWI^
lefly ?re passen?*, .a
V*P'?' .Sag
-go ?hip? a?t
under
"ft.
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WANTF.D:
Income Properties
IN MANMATTAN BOROUCH
We desire from owners, who want to
sell, full details regarding well located
Apartment and Business Buildings.
[oton H. Slawson
Company
fT. MAWSONMWUE/miYCtai
Hand Wrought Luggage
Christmas Gifts
A Crouch ?& Fitzgerald Gift is the
embodiment of Quality and Refinement.
Hand Bag* fashioned of
Tapestry, with Colored in?
laid or Fancy Metal Frames.
Others of fancy brocade,
self covered frame.
$15.00
Handsome steel studded bag.
ma-ie of the much desired
Paisley or of Chiffon Velvet,
in black and brown.
Special $15.00
Attractive bag of fancy str ipe
velvet with dainty enamel
catch fitted with inner com
partment. Blaca and.
color?,
$8.75
Ladies' Fitted Ca?e?
Ladies' detachable tray,
fitted case. Gold Plated locka.
Illustrated, ia $33.50
Exrxptionally ftnr caae. 22
inch, Black Cobra Grain
Cowhide?17 Sterling Silver
toilet articles. $350.00
Tortoise Shell '.tyle, 14kt.
gold shield mountings; 24
uich aire. $170.00
Other casts with designed
finings at $59.50, $7t\
$90.5?. SIN. $130, $155
and $185.
Al?o Men'?
Fitted Cases
Buffalo leather caae of es
ceptioaal beauty?10 Ster?
ling Silver toilet article?.
$350.0?
24 -inch size Men's Cobra
Grain Suit Caae. Detach?
able tray containing 13 toilet
articles, brasa locka.
$80.00
l?^?J
Vanity Caae with Seven
Attmgi and triple Mirror,
in dull or vachette leathers,
moire lin<-d. $16.75
Other etylea from $7.50 to
IM.00
Russet leather Men's Club Bag; ?turdy
leather corner?, woven check lining,
with pockets on each side.
18-inch size, $25.50
lvfaeh aire. $2<7.50
20-inch size. $28.50
Special Sale Price for Ali Sizes,
$23.00
Hip Bill Fold of
real Seal with
four card pockets
and bill pocket ;
four 14kt. gold
corners.
Special Price
$10.50
Hip Bill Fold of
Pin Seal with two
can-d pockets, two
14kt gold corner?,
$4.00
Writing Caae of crease, grain
leather, made with four
pockets, paper cutter and
pencil. $5 M
Other ?tvlea made os* Pas
Seal or Beaver Calf leather.
$10.00- $12.00
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The Famous
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Btwwood Frame
Suit Cote
Natural Ruaaet for Men and
? handsome ahade of dark
tan for Women. Hand
at itched. Gelebrated ?or fss
bgntneaa and strong con?
struction. Prom 18-inch to
28-mch; extra deep vteftsrsg
aise. 10 SMss sis? illustrated.
$24.50
Envelope Puree of
calf leather? with
compartments, memo tabl?t,
mirror sad purse. ||| M
Pouch shape bag mast?'
chiffon velvet, also of a*
moire, with sterling ?aas
and marcas;*
frame: attractively tsssi
Black and colors.
$15.?
Envelope hand bag of fis?
aeal leathers havnts} mas?
practical pockets Bated ?*?
purse and mirror.
I...'.~s Toikt
Cobra Csraas
white, ?ask*?!
black t^tojCjrbMs
^"%?^?e\*^
From $9.75 tO $<*??
Box Bad Krt ?-** -C?
Cowhide, piaid ek** ^
double handka, aoW *J
locks and ?tefcea. W??
inch ais?e. -.age
$39.50 to $4M*
Alao in Iraforred S?***
Pajakin. W?M-**?
$f>8.00 and $72.?
Game sets in individual cases. Sewing Baskets,
Picture Frames, Jewel Boxes, Travelling Clocks,
Writing Portfolios, Bottle Set?, Men's Walking Sticks.
Crouch & Rtz$wald
177 BROADWAY
586 FIFTH AVENUE
Abov* 47./, 5?r?v.
At Corildndt Strttt

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