Classif ied AdvertisingLOST, FOUND AND REWARDS '

. ¦'¦*-.l.OST..Fancy dlamond bar pin on west

side of Fifth ave.. between 46th and 84th"la.; liberal reward. Notify Mra. F. O.Buxks Jr, 993 Park ave. Fhono Lenox9788.

HELP WANTED MALE

M»8T BANKBOO&B

OFFICE BOY.Must furnlsh referenees;good chance for advancement. I. A.

Ganser, 1476 Broadway.

L08T.Bankbook No. 636330 of the VnlonDline Savings Bank la mlsstng. Any

person having a claim to lt la herebycalled upon to preaent tho eame within¦ten 'days, or submlt to having said pass-book canoellod and a new one Isaued.

I.OST..Bankbook Np. 634.976. The GrcenwlchSavings Bank. 246 & 248 Slxth ave., N. T.

City; Payment stopped. Please return to ba,nk.LOST..Bankbook No. 1.142,431 of Bank for

Savings, 280 Fourth ave., New York. Pa>--ment stopped. Please return book to bank.

LOST.Bankbook No. 1131132 of the Bankfor Savings, 280 Fourth Avenue. Bay-

ment stopped. Please return to bank.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

SALESMANAN ACTTVE, ambitlous man, with sales per-

aonality. referenees and experience, forhlgh class established specially; city andoutside territory. Call on I. F. Runcy, 145West 36th st., 6th floor.

SALESMEN WANTEP-Factory rebullttlrea are <n great demand; attractive

proposltion submitted upon appllcatlon;estimated commlsslons; about $100 weeklyto start; territory asslgned; men whoran produce; only hustlers need apply.Eastman Rubber Works, Inc, 213 W. 40thst.. New York.

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALEHOUSEWORKBR.Small family of adults;city apartment; $60. R., Miaa Hof¬mayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st.. 3d floor.Tel. 8947 Murray Hlll.

INFANT'S NURBB.Hospital trained; veryneat, nlce young Amui-ican; oxception-ally well recommended; $60. Mrs. Mason'sAgency, 131 West 42d st. Bryant 5633.

YOUNG MANHAVING EXPERIENCE, OR 13 WILL¬ING TO LBARN, IN A FIREARMS ANDKPORTINO GOODS STORE: MUST BEAMBITIOUS AND HAVE REFERENCES.APPLY FROM 9:30 A. M. TO 6:30 P. M.AT SECOND FLOOR, KIRKLAND BROS.& CO., 96 CHAMBERS ST.

ARTISTIC, cotnfortable room; excellentaccornmodatlons: out-of-town guests.

Telephona Circle 4194.

.73ND. EAST. 184..2 furnished rooms, ad-jolnlng bath; Independent entrance; prl-

vate house; for gentlemen or a businesscouple. Rhinelander 291. ' j

\ 7 MAIn- chambermald* parlormald,butler; together or separate; present Pin-.pioyer closlng house; all well recommend¬ed.' G., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East43d_J,t" 3d floor- Tel. 8947 Murray Hill.

LAUNDRESS.First class. thoroughly ex¬perienced; exceptionally well recom¬

mended; seien years last place; $55. Mrs.Maaon « Agency, 131 West 42d. Bryant 5633

MAID.Attendant-companlon; understandsmassage, sews nicely; reflned, nlce

woman; excellent credontlala; $50. Mrs.Mason s Agency, 131 West 42d st. Bryautob.1.1.

NtTRSE.Bnglish-Protestant; neat, nlce,tnoroughly experlenced caro growlngcnild; excellent referenees; city; $60 Ma-soi^s Agency, 131 West 42d. Bryant 5633.

144TH ST.. 660 WEST..Beautiful, light.large room for 1 or 2. with private fam-

l!y; slevator; telephone; near subway. Apart-Bient 47.

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTEDGENTLEMEN desire furnished room, vlcln-

lty 60th and Lexington ave. TelephoneCortlandt 2044.

HELP WANTED MALE

INSTRUCTION

HELP WANTED FEMALEASSISTANT supervisor und houseworker forJewish lnstltution of about 20 glrle, from

8 to 16 vears old, at Jamaica, L. I. N. Y.;good salary and maintenance. Kindly applyor call Miss E. Brown, 55 Eastern Parkway,Brooklyn. Phone Bedford 1478.

BOOKKEErER'S ASSISTANT, experlencedat Burroufch's adding machine and good at

detalls and flgures. Call Woodlawn 1706,Benford Auto Products, Pearl st., near Southst. Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

TVVO GIRLS.Cook. $60; waltrc'ss-cham-bermald, $50; capablo young Boston

girls; city preferred; splendid referenees.Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East -list st. Mur¬ray Hill 6774.

WAITRESS, parlormald; young Irish wo¬man; good city reference, city apart-£?...,, '' M,ss Hofmayer's Agency, 10East 43d st.. 3d floor. Tel. 8947 MurrayHill.

FOR WHATARE YOU BEST FITTED?Not one person ln twenty Is in the right

work. Our vocational analysis, based onknown sclentiflc laws, will determlne yourabilities and the vocation ln which you willacr.'eve greatest success. Call here for de¬talls. No obllgation Involved. Booklet "L"or. request. Merton Institute, 96 Fifth ave.ia*. 16th st.), New York. fel. Chelsea 4064.

AUTO INSTRUCTION. repatrlng, drivlng..hpp, work;, evening classes; complete

course; llcense gHaranteed; reduction tcssrvloe men. American Auto School, 726Lexington ave. (69th).

AUTO INSTRUCTION, $10.Single lessons. $1: Cadillac, Studebaker. Mitchell,

..'.. & M. Co., 1303 Lexington are., 8SUi.

IBARN TO BE A CHAUFFBUR. .Pleasantand profitable work; day and evening

classes Send for frea booklet and vlsltor'spass. West Side Y. M. C. A.. 306 West67th at._j_LINOTYPE OPERATORS receive $50weekly; day. evening; delay costly; in-

apectton invlted. 2478 Stuyvesarrt. EmplreSchool, 133- E. 16th st.

MEN.Good'paying proposltion to operatemovlng picture machine in theater; ex-

DO YOU KNOW ABOUTTHE NEW TELEGRAPHY?

It offersExcellent'Trainingand advancement

to

Young women16 to 25 years.

** $65.00 a monthduring the

Training Course

INQUIRBWestern Union,24 Walker Street

(near Canal and Broadway)Room 1702.

BETWEEN 9 A. M. AND 4 P. M.

WORKING HOUSEKEEPER CapableAmerican widow, with school bov, forelderly or business peopie; excellent "cook;*40; city or county. Miss Shea's Agency,6 East 41st st. Murray Hill C774.

BUSINESS CARDS

Accountant

ACCOUNTANT.Income tax reports pre¬pared. Books opened, closed andaudlted; systems installed. Rogln, 1328Broadway. Telephone Greeley 4116.

G'arpetsSLOANE'S, WHITTALL'S, ROYAL WIL-TONS, Axmlnster Carpets, $1.00 vard upln grey, blue, green, brown, mtxed colors,"for all purposes; Rugs, all makes, all sizes,all prices, $10.50 to $45.00 up; Orientals.Klllms, Hand Tufted; Making Over, Clean-i.nJr.\HylnS' Dyeing; reasonable, beautiful.IliJA11*^ 1NC" 62°-628 Madison avenue(69th). Plaza 8835.

Carpet CleaningCjV£5£UL~ CARPET CLEANINO COM-PANY.Cleans by compresserl air, Ueam,U"^nd,.0£.2.n noor- 4]9 Ea8t 48th st. COB &BRANDT. Telephone 132 Murray Bill

DiamondsDIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOTJOHTr.ESSSJ13**' states appralsed, purchased.BENNETT. .75 Broadway, upstalrs.

FurnitureHIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, an-

peri-nce unnecessary Call day or evening. girls experleacod on work at satin S&yveainMSm UniversUy P,a08' Phon»Ams.tcan Theatre Building. entrance G44 boxes; steady. Magee Art Co.. 544

^ 77-8th av. (42d st.). 'Phone Bryant 1519. ' Broadway. [ .-..

OPPORTUNITY, advancement, prestige awalt GIRLS TO BOX AND ASSORT MEN'Stha accountancy-tralned man; lnvestigats NECKWEAR- STEADY POSITION;

tto advantages of this training for yourself; GOOD PAY. HORN, 846 BROADWAY.for 11 page bulletin giving oetalls ot eveningrlattes ln accountancy and business admin- JOINERS inn Trintinn nirtnrpisiratlon (Pace Comses) ond for admlssion fvxi^l JUIVO UU II1UUOI1 piU,UI"e

film, experienced and begin-;cards to opening lectures address F. P.Lamphear. 215 W. 23d st.. N. Y.; A. I.Hard}-. 65 .Hanson Place, Brooklyn.

HELP WANTED MALEners; pleasant work, good sal-1 *32

Men's ClothingMANUFACTURERS

of Men's and Young Men'sSUITS

OVERCOATSIs

CLOS1NGOUT

entire stock of samples at very interestingiT., ra' Wonderful values only $24.50 and

ary. Call Eclipse Film Labora-Boys and Young MenTO DO UGHT WORK AND' MAKE BIGMONEY; GOOD CHANCE FOR, AD- fnvv COI Woaf 9QrlVANCEMENT; SHORT HOURS; OOOD|tUly» 0£,t .eSt ^0(XI'AY TO START.

KOHAM KLOTHES SHOPPE.141C Broadway, corner 39th st.

COME UP!WHERE PRICESARE DOWN

Newport Optical Mfg. Co.24 BOERUM ST., BROOKLYN.

Buy a Stich Suit or Overcoat direct from... ., . jnaker to wearer andjsave retaiier's proflt.WANTED.Typlst; small swltchboard to Wonderful values, $25 to $38.60. Stich Co,operate; limited books to keep. Room 621 Broadway, elghth floor. Bleocker street24, 51 Malden Lano, City. subway or "L" station.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE MEN'S CLOTHINGMEN'S HIGH GRADE SUITS AND

'A..A..BUTLBR-VALET.Irish; very neat SY.?iSS2^s~niaiIt! *>> h't'h cl»8I» tallors,and capable; $85-$90. A.. Miss Hof- BXCEPTIONAL VALUES AT $30 and $36.

lOTS, S. Chrtstlans, to run errands; good mayor s Agency. 10 E. 43d st.. 3d floor.opportunlty to advance and leam automo- Telephone 8947 Murray Hlll.

!>ils parts. Detrolt-Cadlllac Motor Car Co.,Lafayette ave., Stock Room, Brooklyn. BUTLER, neat, nlce appearing young Fil-

ipino: thoroughly experlenced; splen¬dld referenees; very desirable; city, $75.

Save "Try-on Troubles.'A. & B. CLOTHES SHOP.62 Woat 83d St., opposlto McAlpln.

.*..We buy genilemcn's discarded cloth-. ...., ,,,, , . Ing, business suits. overcoats, fur llned

Mason's Agency, 131 We»» 42d st.; Bri'ant voats. tull dress, Tuxedos, pants, shoes of5633. every deacrlption; positlvely pay more than

-_I ^rt°r*' Cal1, write or Phone. MEYERgeneral offlce Work and delivor documents BUTLER: capable, good appearing Eng- HOROWITZ- 4*8 7th-ave. Greeley 142E

LuT wanted by promlnent export house to dogeneral offlce work and delivor documents

o consular ar flL teamship ofllces; excellentnoortunltv for .ean cut American lad to

lit-'h man; $85; city or country; long ref-.ean cut American lad to erences. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st

Murray Hlll 6774.pportunlty for

iegln a career In the export trade with an\merlogn hou.*e of high standing. Apply,'.ating age and salary desired. Box 107,

1019 St. Jameu Building.

I'atents

BOY. BRIOHT; SPLENDID OPPOR¬TUNITY TO LEARN ADVERTISING.

CALL MR. NETTER. LIGHTOLIER CO.,t*9 BROADWAY.

-.- PATENTS.BTJTLER-VALET.Thoroughly experl- Over 70 years' practice; all communlca-enced; excellent referenees. Miss Shaugh- tions strlctly confldentlal; handbook on

nessy's Agency, 860 6thav. patents free on request; special faclllUcs for-. offlce consultatlons. Munn & Co., patent at-

CHEF; college or slmllar referenees. torneys, 611 Woolworth Building. Now York.Damolen, care Mass. 616 Atlantic Av,, -..-¦

Brooklyn'_._iRuggBOY, 16, to work ln wholesale surglcal ln- ,,. , .,».

strument house; $12 per week to start. COLORED COUPLE; chauffeur, butler; __,_._-__ _, ______Call after 8:30 a. m., Fred Haslam ft Co., 83 .,®?ceilent cook, hoseworker. enttre work; OR1ENTAL RUGS a,ny condition.Pulaskl st., Brooklyn. $12o; fine referenees; city or country. Miss _,_

size or quan--j-_ Sbea's Agency, 6 East 41st st.; Murray tuy bought for highest cash; appralslng a

BOYS, ERRANDS, IN LARGE SILVER- H1U 6774. iBpeclalty; cali «r wrlte. Basnajlan, 30WARE HOUSE; GOOD OPPORTUNITY.-_-.-i West 46th st. Phone 5101 Bryant.

THEO. B. 8TARR, 4 MAIDEN LANE. COOK: Frenchman; neat. nice, thorough¬ly experienced; private family, city; ex¬

cellent referenees; $80. Mrs. Mason'sBOY tor office work; chance for advancement. George F. Wiemann Co., 406 Agency, 131 West 42d st.; Bryant 663.1.

Greenwich st. i-¦*-_ COUPLE; English: butler valet; Swedlsh

BOY to learn good trade, poster typesettlng; chambermald, parlor mald; exceptlon-good pay; aovancement. National Printing alIv ,ine Pa,r: S° anywhere; $160; finest

£: Engraving Co., 136 West 52d st. referenees. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East--Z_1_____j 41st st; Murray Hlll 6774.IJOYS..Active, under IS; old establishedfirm; good salary and advancement. Apply

Dow, Jones « Co., 44 Broad st.

BOY.Wanted. brlght boy; splendld chancefor advancement. Adolph Ruff, 22 West

.'7th st.

DO YOU KNOW ABOUTTHE NEW TELEGRAPHY?It offers excellent training

and advancementto

Young men,18 to 21 years.

$65.00 A MONTHDURING THE

TRAINING COURSE.

INQUIRB

WESTERN UNION,24 Walker Street,

COUPLE iFlnnish English), cook and chauf¬feur, cook and butler; referenees. Lehtl'a

Agency, 77 E. 126th st. Harlem 6616.

TronkaBIG BARGAIN.New and used wardrobetrunks, 606 6th av., bet. 30th-31st sts.

TypewriteraTYPEWKITER RBPAIRER.

Central Typewrlter Exchange, 203 B'way.

COUPLE.Butler-cook; first class: excel¬lent referenees. Miss Shaughnessy's

Agency, 860 6th av.

STORAGE NOTICESTIMMINS' NEW STORAGE WARE-HOUSE, offlce 2«r> West 117th f»t NewYork, Jan. 2nd, 1920..The following per¬

sons aro hereby notini-d that their house-COUPLB, cook and handyman, desire posl- hold effects, now on storage will he aoi'dtion anywhere; referenees. Kalllo. 241 at Public Auction on Wednesday JanLcnox av;_ h«th. 1920, at 10 A. M. at Tlmmlns1 Sto":___.~-.-aK"e Warehouses, 257 to 267 Weat 117fh MtGOING to Texas next week; what have New York City ,n default of payment ofyou to offer? B., 465 Trlbune._| storage charges that are over ono year

HOUSEMAN; understands plumblng and w.'choC^dlnB l° IaW TTTlMMM*0electrlcity; most capable; young; French-I "MMIJ,a'

Italian; $70; anywhere; exceptlonal refer¬enees. MIbh Shea's Agency, 6 East. 4lat st.Murray Hlll 6774.

PAINTING. paperhanglng; city, country;highest grade. Perry, S46 E. 104th atHarlem 3411.

8rVu

Bell BeeoherWalter E. AndrosonMrs. F. FeathThomas H. JonesM. OppenhelmcrM. ,T. Hernande?.T. D. GuerlnHerman Guenthor

ATIONS WANTED PEMALBMrs. J. H. Doughwty O. Hall

Ella ClairCharles ConnMrs. j. k. KellermanMrs. C. I>. MortonOttoObcrhofTMra G. W. GilbertMrs. J. v. ShoruySadie Rost

A..A..Chambermald or wattress; ex¬perienced; good referenees: $60.$66.

J., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43dst.. 3J floor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hill.

James PorklnsMrs. H. SlelghtMiss Anlta AlllsonB. SeubeHarry LeeRussell Shephard

T. SchonholzR. ConlynnoMax Pi'icdman¦T. M. RusselliMrs.A.T.LauderbachI.aura T.angstone

CHAMBBRMAID-MAID Capable Irlshgirl; city or Short Hllls directton; $50; .. ., ,.fine referenees. Miss Shea'e Agency, 6 , i,' 5Jfr*'East 41st at. Murray Hlll 6774. '.,' *£ ^ ,rP

CHAMBBRMAID and WAITRESS, Hol-lander; city preferred. Irvln's Agency.639 Slxth ave. Greeley 2399.

-V

Mrs. May Edmondson Mlldred BakorMrs. Vttlentlne Peter Tumulty'liorge Rice J. Clarkm _J. McCarthy Mrs. C. Archbold

L. HaiiMonU. E. Woldon Mrs. N. Newman

(Near Canal and BrOadWaV") COOK.Irlsh; excellent cook; very neat; 'No. "'29 and No. 30 of'tho Stock Corpora-J ' has had temporary engagements; now tions Law, Notice is hereby given that adeslrea permanent situation; $66.$76. D., special meeting of the stockholders of Tif-Mlss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Bast 43d at., fany, Hall & Co., Inc., will be held at the8d floor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hlll. former offlce of the Company, Room No208, No. 90 West Street, Borough of Man-

Room 1702BETWEEN I X. M. AND 4 P. M.

LEGAL NOTICES

COOK.Young colored woman; publlo or hattan, New York City, on Monday Jan-prlvate: $70 up; exceptionally capablo; uary 12tb, 1920, at 4 P. M., for the nur-flnest reforencee; country preferred. Miss pose of electlng dlrcctors of the said cor-DRAFTSMAN Wanted: eXTJeri-1 «>M!,.a'i',,A,|,ncy, ' Ba,,t 4l8t 8t" Murray poratlon, and for tho purposo of votTng_-a .i .

* .'T*J Hlll 6774. ' upon a proposltion to amend Seetion 1,Article III, of tho By-Laws. ao that thesame shall read as follows:

The Board of Dlrectors, Immediatelyafter the annual meeting, ahall choose-one of their number by a majority vote.to bo President. and they also shall ap-point a Secretary and Trcasurer, whoneed not be stockholders or dlrectors.Each of such oflieers shall serve for lheterm of one year or until thu noxt an¬nual election, and until tholr suceossorsare choscn.

enced in machinery and fac-frtrw loirmif H0trl»»l,.... ini COpK.Accommodates by day; first class,MJiy iayOUt. llaVirSliaW EleC- thoroughly experlenced Swedlsh woman;trip f!»hlf» Cn VnnWo XT "V ^^^'ll'nt referenees: $3.60. Mrs. Mason'st«C K/OOK %^/0., XOnKerS, JN. Y. Agency, 131 West 42d. Bryant 6C33.

"

WLINO CrjCRK, about lt yeara oi<j,4Qir«4; state r*f«Tence« and salaryB« «7. Trlbuns Offlce. '

.L COOK and waltiess and houseworkers (Fln-nUh-Eiigllsh) girls; good referenees.

J»- Lehtl's Agency, 77 E. 126th st. Harlem 6616.

COOK, young. neat, capable; hlghly rec¬ommended. Miss 3haughnessy's Agency.860 6th ave.

MEN!POSSESSING BACK BONE,BETWEEN THE AGES

OP 25 TO 60

»1#,»W A YEAR AND l.PII* YOV CAN WCALiFY:

6 MEN WILL HK KMl'U>YEO .

rnov JAHv.Anv 12 to january i«.APJW^T IN PERSON TO 8UJTB 1017,

22$ FIFTH AVE.,BETWEEN 1» A. M AND 6 P. M.

COUPLE.Japanese and English; both firstclass; butter and cook or butler and

parlormald; $150; exoellent refereocea;country preferred. K., Miss Hofmayer'sAgency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Tsl.8947 Murray Hill.

DAYS WORKBR.Flrst-class laundress.cleaner: Wednesday, Thursday; rellable.reaponelble, hlghly recommended; $3.60.Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131 West 42d. Bry-snt 6633.

ENGLISH cook, with* or without kitchenmald; most competent; $70; city only.Miss Bhe*'a Agency, « East 41st st. Mur¬

ray llll! 6774.

H OI;KKWO it K BR -"ijaif"'d"ay.""moTnTn~gs"or(lay's work by nn excellent young col¬ored .woman; hljhly recommended; $3.50.Mason's Agency, l!jl Weat 42d l|

OVfliiH BOT wanted by export commls- HOUSBWORKHK.Capable young (iolorednon h««s»; 1*06 opportunlty tor sA- wo/».an; upartment preferred; 166, sxcel-

i

_, ¦_ .B. H. TIFFANY.

Dated, Dec. 27tfi, 1919.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-BE IT KNOWN that GEM FOUNTAIN

CORPORATION, with principal offlces at140 Nassau Street. Now York City, hasadopted for Its solo use, pursuant to the"General Business Law" of the State ofNow York, u trademark doscrlbcd as fol-Jows:Ths word "Gem,". supe>rlmpoSed on a

field of vertlcal gold stripes, flgurehounded by an octagonal blue border; Im¬mediately above "(iem," in smaller let-tors th« words "Soda" and "i.uucheon,"ori" above the othor; Immsdiatsly below"Gem" a cup contalnltig n si>arnlng lliiuldand saucer, a flllod soda glass in a holderand a dli.li contalnlng a sandwlch andaougnnat.The ssrne has been used by Gem Fountuln Corporatlon since May lst 1919GEM FOUNTAIN CORPORATION.

My BDMUND B AYMAR.President.

Buy er s A r r i v eBuyers are invited to regiater in thia

column by telephoning Beekman 8243between 10 a. m. and 7 p. nt.

" Fairch'M ServiceATLANTIC CITY.Shaplro Broa. 4 M.

Shapiro, furnlshlng gooda; Brealin.AULENTOWN, Pa..Hesa Btoh; J. Iless,

dry gooda, etc.: WalHck.AHiENTOWN, Pa..Heas Bros; Miss M.

A. Burke, art needlework; Miss Anne M.Metzger, representative; 11 Union Square.ATLANTA.Keely Co.; H. T. Craft, up-

holatery and drapery, floor eoverings; 1170Broadway.ATLANTA.Ira Watson & Co.; F. AVat-

son, dry goods, clothing, shoes; Churchlll.BALTIMORE.F. Shapiro, pleco goods;

Herald Square.BALTIJIORB.Abrahani Broa.; II. Abra

hain, clothing and furnlshlng goods; Heraid Suuare.B A L T I M O R E.American AVholesale

Corp.; F. Quellmalz, piece cotton goodsC. If. Garity, hardware, tools; 354 FourthAvenue.BALTIMORE.New Tork Pants Mfg

Co.; Abe Abrams and Joseph B. Prlssman,woolens, cotton good.s, trlmmlngs; MeAlptn.BALTIMORE.A. Elaenberg's; Mrs. H.

Katz, infants', children's wear; 1150Broadway; Baer & Lllienthal. .BINGHATvJTON.J. P. Morgan Co.; H.

E. Miller. ribbons, laces and embroideries,handkerchlefs and neckwear: Grand.BINGHAMTON.Geo. W. Rood; Gm.

W. Reed and II. .lean Reinick, women'scoats. suits: McAlnin.BLUEFIBLDS, W. A'a..Angrlst-Samoth

Co.; S. Angrlst and R030 Angrlst, men'sand women's clothing and furnlahlngs;Breslirr.BOSTON.C. Cohen, clothing, etc.

Broadway Central.BOSTON.S. Jacobs Co,; S. Jacobs

tailoring goods; Park Avenue Hotel.BOSTON.VV. 11. Mclnnls, tailor; Con-

tinental.BOSTON Jordan Marsh Co.; Miss

Bluhm, children's wear and girls' cloth¬ing, i"2 Fourth Avenue.BOSTON.A. Weln, plepe goods; Broad¬

way Central. /BOSTON.J. Katz Co.; J. Katz, general

merchandise; Broadway Central.BOSTON.S. Albert Co.; Samuel Albert,

dry good.s; Broadway Central.BOSTON.Goldman Mfg. Co.; H. Gold-

man, children's wear: Contlnental.BRADENTOWN, Fla..Beall-Theus Co.;

R. Beall, dry goods, etc; Grand.BURL1NGTON. isr. C..Whitehead Hos

lery Mills; R. Whitehead, mfga hosiery;Pennsylvania.CANTON, Ohio.Hlrschhelmer Bros. Co.;

M. "L. Hirschheimer, lot populaf pricedflber shirts, Russian corda and shirts,young men's suits, black, two-pieee. andunion underwear; Astor.CHARLESTON, AV. Va..Joseph Schwab;

Joseph Schwab. general merchandise; MissCantley, coats, suits; 14 East Twenty-thirdStreet; I. D. Rothschlld.CHICAGO.The Fair; J. Isaba, dresses,

coats, suits; Miss F. Beatty, children'sdresses; Miss Palmerton, waists; 225Fourth Avenue.UH1CAGO.Rothschlld & Co.: "VV. E.

Reidy, cottons, linens, domestics; 470Fourth Avenue.CHICAGO.J. V. Farwell Co.; C. M. Mc-

Leod, wash goods; 72 Leonard Street, roomioor..CHICAGO.Chas. A. Stevens & Bro.; E.

A. Stevens, silks. velvets; Miss Gubbins,laces; Miss Corbett, handkerchlefs; 40 EastTwenty-second Street.CHICAGO.Rothschlld & Co.; R. A.

Hawker, traveling bags, suitcases, trunks;4 04 Fourth Avenue, tenth floor.CHICAGO.Chicago Clothing Co. (Lee &

Dulsky); M. A. Lee, clothing, mfrs. over-alls. shirts; Broadway Central.CHICAGO.S. E. Ncwberger, knit goods;

Broadway Central.CHICAGO.Rothschlld Co.; J. H. Schoen-

berg, toys, sporting goods; J. Runkle,basement beddlng; blankets, wash goods,toweling, domestics, whlte goods; J. J.Enrigltt, silks, velvets, dress goods; S. A.Gaylord, basement ready to wear; 470Fourth Avenue, tenth floor.CHICAGO-Marshall Field; Miss F. An¬

derson, infants' wear; Miss Bublltz, chil¬dren's wear; Miss M. Eagan, misses'dresses: Miss K. Leonard, women's suits;J. D. Dyon, men's shirts; E. M. Meyer,jewelry; L. AV. Reich, silverware, tolletartlclea; 10. A. Gates, notlona; Mrs. S.Grathwald, Miss M. Flsk, suits; Miss M.Jeffers, costumes; Miss H. D. Holcome,youths' clothing; Miss B. Cowan, hair or-naments; .Miss M. Clemens, women's coats;Miss E. I-Iunt, women's dresses; C\ C.Bunker, table linens; Steen BIllow, whltegoods; R. C. Arku.s, glassware; R. M. Long,Miss E. Mcngle, Miss M. Hathaway, mil-linery; Mrs. C. Veil, sport goods; Miss C.Spooner, Miss II. Muggan, Miss A. Berg,underwear; Miss M. Maher, misses' coats,suits; Mrs. L. Ryan, skirts; Miss Potwln,mourning goods; 1107 Broadway.CHICAGO.The Fair; A. AV. Kohn, boya*

furnishings; 221 Fourth Avenue.CHICAGO.Sears. Roebuck Co.; M. Ka-

rausk, men's hats; 115 Fifth Avenue.CHICAGO.a. Freedman Co.; A. Freed-

man, gtneral mcrchandlso; Broadway Cen¬tral.CHICAGO.Moasler Clothing Co.; M. H.

Mosaler, clothing; Herald Square.CHICAGO.S. Roth Co.; S. Roth, genoral

mdse: Herald Suuare.CHICAGO.A. E. Brown Co.; A. E.

Brown, general merchandise; Aberdeen.CINCINNAT1.Denton Co.; Miss J. Scu-

fleld, coats; 1270 Broadway, room 808.f'INCINNATI.Alma & Doopke: E.- C.

Henlein, merchandise manager; MissAValker, millinery; Harry Bartelson, washgoods, woolens; Max Ruu, men'a furnish-Ings; Mr. Schunaman, art embroideries;T. A. Galnes, cloaka, suits; Miss Hilla,jewelry; Miss Kavanaugh, mualln under¬wear: 360 Broadway.CLEVELAND.C. & A. Focraas Co.; C.

Poerass, mfrs. women's hats; Grand.CLEVBLANL).J. Spero, womon's wear;

Marlborough,COLUMBUS, Ohio.Haugler-Kibler Co.;

H. O. Miller, clothing; Tennsylvanla.COLUMBUS, Ga.-Lafkowltz Bros.; A.

Lafkowitz, tailoring gooda; Brealln.COLUMBUS, Ohio.Tho Joncs, Witter

Co.; T. G. Constable, knit goods and un¬derwear. Hermltago.DALLAS, Tex..Kinsella Hat Co.; W. J.

Kinsella. men's hats; Colllngwood.DALLAS, Tex..AV. A. Green Co.; H. B.

Odin, upholstery and drapery, floor eover¬ings; 1150 Brufidway.DANV1LLE, 111..Emery Dry Goods Co.;

Miss Havens; J. S. Emery, ready to wear;277 Fifth Avenue: Hart, Flanagan & Co.DANV1LLE, Va..S. Saevltz, women's

tallorlnrg gooda; Alcaaar. *

DAYTON, Ohio.Elder & Johnaton Co.;J. W. Scott, handkerchlefs and neckwear,notlona, leather goods; J. B. Blattman,representative; 230 Fifth Avenue.DETROIT.D. J. Healy Shops; Miss

Hogan, blouses, handkerchlefs, art needlework, ombrolderies; Miss La Belle, walata,Infants'' wear; 1 West Thlrty-fourth Street;Vanderbilt.DETROIT.Hlmelhoch Bros.; Z, Hlmel-

hooh, suits. walsta, dresses; 1133 Broad¬way, room 301.DETROIT.A. E. AVood & Co.; A. E.

AVood, millinery; Alcazar.DETROIT.J. L. Hudson Co.; MIbb Bar-

kume, laeeB, ribbons, handkerchlefs; 225Fifth Avenue; Aasoc. Mdag. Corp.DUBUQUE, lowa Rlder-Wallla DryGoods Co.; R. S. Musser, domestics, dress

goods; 32a Broadway; Ferguaon & Mc-Klnney.DURANT, Okla..J. AV. Levlne, drygooda; Grand.FORT SMITH, Ark..Borry-Boall DryGoods <'o.; W. S. Boall, pieco goods; 43Leonard Street, room 208.FREEHOLD, N. J..Finegold Co.; MFinegold, clothing and furnlshlng gooda;AValllck.GRAND RAPIDS, Mich..Paul Stcketeo* Sons; E. O. Geiaelman, coats and aults

furs, notlons; Mrs. F. C. Chartler, repre¬sentative; G West Thirty-second Street:Breslin.HOT SPRINOS, Ark..A. Mendel, wom¬

en's wear: t'umberland.HOUSTON, Tex..Graham Hat Co.; J.AV. Graham, hats, cups; Imperial.INDIANAPOLIS j. Goodman. drygoods an«l furnlahing gooda; Brealln.

(INDIANAPOLIS- t'ettis Dry Goods Co.;< AV. Day, corsets and braaaiera, under¬

wear, Infants' wear; 230 Flfth AvenueJOLIET, 111..George R. Ducker Co.; J.S. Botts, china and glassware, silverware-6 AVest Thlrty-seventh Street.KANSAS CITY, Mo.-J. Stelnbcrg Co.J. Stelnbcrg, manufacturera of neckwear'Broadway Central.KANSAS CITY, Mo. Smtth-Me.Cord-

rownsend; William Getasler, ready towear; 6« Leonard Stroet.KaNSAS CITY, Mo..Emery, Bird &Thayer; Mlaa Stlngley, walata; Miss L.Schulthiea, mlssea', ladles' sulta only; A.Wallaco, merchandise manager; 25 Madl-

son Avenue.KANSAS CITY. Mo..Fltts-Smlth DryGooda Co.; Howard M. Wheeler, men'sshlrtj men's ilnea; J. A. Short, notlona;1. w. Smith, hosiery, underwear: 43Leonard Htret; ninzerr.LANCASTER, Pa..B. Lurlo, dry goods.etc, Herald Square. " '

UMA, Ohio- Dclscl & Co.; G. Robaonready to wear: Miss Elalo Flanner, repre¬sentative; Alcazar.LITTLE ROCK. Ark..J. Battle drvgoods: Marlborough.LOS ANGELES.Bullock'a; Miss NellGardnor, millinery; Commodore.LOS ANGELES.Coughlan Hat Co.-J. J. Hayea. men's hats; Pennsylvania.

r \98 ANGELES.Vllle de Parla; MlaaJ. M. Bloom, art needlework; 303 FlfthAvenue; M. J. Blckorton.LOS ANGELES.Oooper. Coate A. Casey;M. G. Cooper, prosfdont; 377 BroadwayLOUIKVILLE-J. Block, millinery;Brlstol. '

L0UI8VILLB.Carter Dry Ooods Co.; HDumesntl, preaident; 43 Leonard Streetroom 412.MKMPHIS.B. Lowenateln & Bro.; W.R. Yvlntermoto, cotton und woolen pieogooda. allka, autlna and velveta; 220 FlfthAvenue.MINNEAPOLTS.Rohltahel: Co.; QHternberg, furnlahing gooda and knitgnods I'ennavlvnnla.MONTRBAIa^-A. Hchachter Cn.; A.Hrhaehter, Joba of small waras; Braslln.MONTRBAL-Rablnvltoh A Co.: A.Rablnvltch, fura; rirealln.

NASHVILLE, Tenn..Castner-Knott DryGoooVa. Co-; G. AV. Gahr, furniture, flooreoverings, upholstery and drapery; 23 EastTwenty-sixth Street.

N'EAV ORLEANS.Maiaon Blanche Co.;A.. Magnitaky,. upholstery and drapery,floor eoverings: 116 AVest Thirty-aecondStreet. ^

OTTUMWA, Towa.S. C. Cullenr Co.; P. J.Donelan. merchandise manager; 1150Broadway; Klrby, Block & Fisher; AstorHotel.PHILADELPHIA.S. Gold, piece gooda;

Herakl Square.PHILADELPHIA.Gimbel Broa.; Mrs.

Kahn. hous^i dresaes. negligeea; Miss Mc-Cann, misaes' drearfea; Miss McLaughlln,ladles' dresaes; !Broadway and Thlrty-second Street.PHILADELPHIA.G. A. Rumpf; knit

underwear, hosiery; Breslin.PHILADELPHIA.L. Freedman Co.; L.

Freedman, millinery; Broadway Central.PITTSBURGH G. Dietz, furnlahing

goods: Broadway Central.PITTSBURGH.Pittsburgh Dry Gooda

Co.; C. H. Gllman, whlto goods; 43 Leon¬ard Street; Hinzen.PITTSBURGH.\V. Small, piece goods;

Navarre.PORTLAND, Ore..Kaalln Manufa'ctur-

Ing Co.; M. Kaslln, mfra. clothing;Breslin.PORTLAND. Ore..Olda, AVortman &

King; Mlsa L. Bern-ard, ladies', misaes'ready to wear; 432 Fourth Avenue, room'1410. .

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio.S. Rosenthal Co.;S. Rosenthal, waiata; McAlpin.PROVIDENCE Goldberg Co.; Louis

Goldberg, reHdy to wear; Broztell.RICHMOND, A'a..J. Brown, tailoring

goods; AValllck.RICHMOND, Va..A. H. Bartel Co.; J.

L. AVUcox, carpeta; 43 Leonard Street,room 202.RICHMOND, Va..Miljer & Rhoads; AV.

E. Miller, men's furnlshlngs; 432 FourthAvenue, flfth floor.RICHMOND, Va..Adam H. Bartel; L.

W, Coate, J. M. Coate, hosiery, underwear;43 Leonard Street; Blnzen.ROCKY MOUNT. N. C,.Alcocke, Little

& Honry, Inc.; N. Ia. Alcocke, linens, whlte'gooda, laces,. ribbons, notlona, hoalery,men's furnlshlngs; Imperlal.ROCHESTER.A. Nusbaum & Son; A.

Nusbaum, woolen piece gooda, trlmmlngsand fancy bralds; Brealln.SACRAMENTO, Calif..Welnatock-Lubln

Co.; Miss Smith, expensive waiata; 225Flfth Avenue; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp.SAN ANTONIO, Tex..Charles DavlsCo.;Charloa Davia. general dry gooda; 43 Leon¬

ard Street, room 31.1. ,

SAN FRANCISCO.Walton N. MooreDry Goods Co.. Inc; M. O'Shaughnessy,hosiery, underwear; 350 Broadway. room802.SAN FRANCISCO.Hale Bros., Inc;Mra. I. Austln. dresaes, furs, corsets and

brassiers; Miss Esther Beach, waista,kimonos, negligeea and bath robes; Mrs.R. H. Chandler, M. M. Goodman, repre¬sentatives; 50 Union Square.SAN FRANCISCO.Emporium; Arthur

Lundstrom, boya' clothing; Mias HenrlettaMaaon, women's coats; 225 Flfth AvenueSAN FRANCISCO.Hale Bros., Inc ; C.M. Reedy, ahoea; 50 Union Square.SCRANTON, Pa..Clarke Bros.; F. HMyers, ribbons, woolen piece goodsblanketa and comforta; 105 Grand StreetSIOUX CITY, Iowa.Hicks-Fuller-Pler-sr0n.?°': Mlss M- A- I'lnk- ready to wear;J. A\. Harvey. furnlshinga; H. AV. Miller,furnlahings; A. G. Ferguson, dress gooda;329 Broadway.SIOUX CITY, Iowa.T. S. Martln Co.;Mrs. Baker, ready to wear; 277 Flfth Ave¬

nue; Hart, Flanagan & Co.Bu)ZteMANB' Wash'~G' Jua«e. dry gooda;SYRACUSE.C. Barden Co.; C. Barden,statlonery. etc: Marlborough.ST. JOSEPH. Mo..AVheeler & MotterMercantile Co.; C. B. Farlah, cotton piecegooda; 43 Leonard Street.ST. JOSEPH, Mo..Lehman Bros; M. H.laehman, ladies' cloaks, suits; E. M. Morsewaiata.-dresses underwear; 1150 Broad¬

way; Baer & Lllienthal.ST. JOSEPH, Mo..John S. BrlttainCo.;AA. R. Jones, woolen piece goods, silks,satlns, velvets; .120 Broadway, room 13ST. LOUIS.Shapiro Millinery Co.; lien-jamln Shapiro, millinery; Brealln.ST. LOUIS.Merchanta" Buying Associa¬tion: C. AV. Smith, general merchandise;Broztell.

A\-'auick'OUIS.M" Greenbe^«»,' P'eco eoods;ST. LOUIS.I. Dolschman Garmont Co.-J. I-reedrnan, ready-to-wear; PennsylvaniaST. LOUIS-Oscar Frisch; O. Frlachsilks, cloths; Astor.ST. LOUIS.Carlton D. G. Co.; J. AVStaftborg, #women'a neckwear, laces, rib¬bons, embroideries; 329 Broadway Fergu¬

son & McKinney.ST. LOUIS.B. Nugent & Bro.; Mlss M.Koerner and Miaa M. Gorman, spring mil-.linory; 470 Fourth Avenue; S. SolomonST. PAUL.Lindeke. AVarner & Sona; GG. Schulze, dreaa goods, ailkB, velvets; RAVarner, hoalery, aweaters; 360 Broadway

room 502.ST. PAUL.G. Sommers & Co.; A. C.

Gaudlan, piece gooda; 395 Broadway; R.Keller.

ST. PAUL.Finch Van Slyke & McCon-vllle; F. W. Pederson, ladles' ready-to-wear; 320 Broadway. £»,

ST. PAUL.G. Sommers & Co.; Mr.Thompson, clothing, ready-to-wear; 396Broadway; Robert A. Keller.THOMASVILLE, G::. .Louis Steyerman;

S. V. Steyerman, drcsseu, coata and suits;E. B. Thompson, representative; Broztell.TOLEDO.AV. L. Milner Co.; Mias Rode-

fer, Waiata, petticoats, kimonos; L. W.Lemon, asst mgr ready-to-wear dept; L.A. Gcrdes, domestics, linens. whlte goods;C. C. Sickenberger, floor eoverings; 116AVest Thlrtyrsecond Street; A. Fantl.TORONTO.L. Hartman & Co.; L. Hart-

man, mfrs. fura: Breslin.TYLER, Tex..M. Edelman Co.; M.

Edelman, dry goods: Broadway Central.UTICA.George AV. Reed; G. AAr. Reed,women's suits, coats; McAlpin.WATERLOO, Iowa.Burch Bros Co.;Miss M. Jobe, ladles' ready-to-wear; 45

AVest Thirty-fourth Street, room 1100.WHARTON, Tex..H. Davidson & Son;H. E. Davidson, general mdse, ready-to-

wear; Pennsylvania.WHEELING. AV. Va..Tho Ticks & HogeD. G. Co.; George D. Maxwell, general

mdae; 377 Broadway, room 610.;,,L,SGyHmerch shrdlu etaoin cmfwypuuWICHITA, Kan..Rorahaugh Dry Goods

Co.; Miss Brydo Daly, mtlllnery; McAlpin.AVICHITA. Kan...Tohnston & Larimer

Dry Gooda Co.; AAr. M. Neely. domestics,white goods, silks, dreaa gooda; J. E. Os-borne, notlona, ready to wear, fancy goods,hosiery; Mr. Howae, general merchandlae;43 Leonard Street, room 410.AVICHITA, Kan.Hauser Garriaon Co.;

W. G. Dabler. dreaa goods; 329 Broadway;Ferguson &. McKtnncy.WILKES-BARRE, Fu..Fowler, Dick &

AValker; D. Fowler, white goods. linens.domestics; 6 West Thirty-second Street.WOONSOCKET, R. I..McCarthy Dry

Goods Co.; J. M. McCarthy. dry goods; 6West Thirty-second Street; Navarre.YORK, S. D..McConnell Dry Gooda Co.;AV.-McConnell, dry goods; Aberdeen.

Buyers ComingBALTIMORE.Tho Leo Co. B. W. Cohen,roady to wear; Aberdeen; ia expected Jan¬

uary 14.LOS ANGELES.Harry Fink Co.; Albert

Barrara, gowns, coata; Waldorf.Astoria;leaving for New York January 10.LOS ANGELES.Harry Flnk Co.: Miss

Helen Wilson, blouaca, sweatera, skirtspottleoats; Mrs. B. J. Pyle, aulta; MadaniCarolyn, millinery; Pennsylvania; leavingfor New York January 11.PENSACOLA, Fla..Tho John WhlteStore; James A. White. men's, boya' cloth¬

ing, furniahlnga; Elka' Club, 108 Weatl-orty-thlrd Street; la expected February 9.

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1919 Coal Output LowProduction lSS^^OOO' Tons

Below That of 1918WASHINGTON, Jan. 11..Coal pro¬

duction amounted to 544,263,000 ttfnsin 1919, compared with 678,212,000 tonsin 1918, preliminary estimatea an¬nounced to-day by the Geological Sur-vey show. Bituminous production was468,068,000 tons, compared with 579,-386,00/) in 1918. Pennsylvania anthra-cite production was 86.2Q0.000 tons,compared with 98,826,000 in 1918.The greatest decrease from 1918 pro¬duction was in November, during theminers' strike, when bituminous mines

produced only 18,688,000 tons, as com¬pared with 43,895,080 tons in 1918.Bituminous production last month,.however, was less than 4,000,000 tonsbelow that of December, 191K.

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Output of TalkingMachines Below Demand

Although the output of talkingmachines has now reached 2,500,000 ayear, it is said that the aupply is Iag-ging behind the demand. Only ten yearsold, the industry comprises 300 manu¬facturing concerns and 30,000 dealers.Eighteen concerns nrc marketingrecords under their own names, and thooutput of one of J,he larger concernsamounts to 30,000 rocords a day. Atpresent it is estimated that 3,250,000flat disk machines nro in use, but thedemand, because of the period of highwages, is reported to be higher thanever before.

1,800 U. of P. Students WorkPITTSBURGH, Jan. 8..The employ¬

ment bureau of the University of Pitts-burgh reports that about 1,800 under-graduates of the institution earn all orpart of their expenses. The bureau hasplaced 1,021 women students in posi-tions where they work outside of schoolhours. More than 800 of them workedin stores, offices or other businesshouses during their Christmasvacation.

FURNITURE FOR SALBGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGo JANUARY 1NVENTORY SALE gO. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME OO DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO YOC2g Quality Furniture for Living Room.«{, Bedroom and Dlning Room of un- £<5 usual high grade. at PRICES fu ly rjO A THIRD LESS than Elpewher*. oo why? ocrely: ot|> We are manufacturers, vou pav no Og mlddleman's profit, side streot foca-ng tion means low overhead charges, 20 aellln- .;nly for CASH and big volume 2O of business mean qulctc turnovers and o" NEWEST PERIOD STYLES. §S THE BIG "G" FURNITURE WORKS, §O 203-205 East 76th St.. N. Y. OU Just a step East of 3d Ave. "L" Sta. Og Catalofjpf-'o. 4S Sent On Requeat. 92 Showrooms open Eycnings UU 8:30 V. M. 3

O Saturdays 10 P. M. qGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

CITATIONSTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF XEWYORK HY THE GRACE OF COD, FREEAND INDEPENDENT.To MARSYL STOKES, and to all persons

Interested as creditors, legutees, next of kinor otherwise, in ine Estate of Harris C.Fahnestock, deceased, who at the time of hisdeath reslded at the County of New York,State of New York. SEND GREETING:Upon the petition of William Fahnestock,

reslding at Katona, New York, and HarrisFahnestock, reslding at No. 15 East &GthStreet, Borough of Manhattan, City of NewYork, you and each of you are hereby cltedto show cause before the Surrogat.es'- Courtof» New York County, held at the Hal! ofRecords, ln the County of New York, on the16th day of January, 1920, at half past teno'clock ln the forenoon of that day, why theaccount of proceedings of William Fahne¬stock and Harris Fahnestock, as Executorsand Trustees of the La.st AVill and Testamentof said deceased, should not bo judiciallyaettled.

ln Testlmony Whereof, We have causedthe seal of the Surrosates' Court of the saidCounty of New York to be hereunto affixed.

Wltness, Honorable John P. Co-[L. S.] halau, a Surrogate of our said

County, at the County of New York.the 10th day of December, in the year o.'our Lord one thousand nlne hundred andnlneteen.

DANTEL J. DOWDNEY,Clerk of the Surrogatea' Court.

SUMMONSNEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTYOF NEW YORK. Russian Commercial

Company Sibunioii. Limited, Plalntlff. againstEquitable Tru.st Company of New York, andDavid Lon'levlteh Givotovskl (or Zhivotov-ski), Defenda.its..Supplemental Summons.To the above named Derendants: You are

hereby aummoned to answer the complalntln this action and to serve a copy of youranswer on the Plalntlff's Attorneys withintwenty days after tho service of this sum¬mons, exclusive of the day of service, and incase of your fallUre to appear or answer,judgement will be taken against you by de-fault, for the '.elief demanded in tho com¬plalnt.

Dated November 20th, 1919. O'Brien,Boardman, Parker & Fox, Attorneys forPlalntlff, Office and Post Offlce Address, 120Broadway, New York City.TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT

DAVID LEONT1EVITCH GIVOTOVSKI (orZH1AOTOVSK1. The foregoing supplementalsummons ls served upon you by publicationpursuant to an order of the Hon. SamuelGreenbaum, a Justice of the SupremoCourt of the State of New York. dated the8th day of December, 1919. and filed withthe amended complalnt in the offlce of theClerk of the County of New York at theCounty Court Hou.se, in the Borough of Man¬hattan, City, County and State of New York.

Dated, New York, December 12, 1919.O'BRIEN. BOARDMAN, PARKER & FOX,

Attorneys for Plalntlff.

PROPOSALSPROPOSALS FOR TRAA'ELING CRANE.magnet wire, motor, awltches, water

buckete, water coolers. garbage cans, oilcans, cuspidors, tacks, blow torchea, chainlinks, chain, turnbuckles, screw eyes, be'dand door knobs, bed casters, barrel andchain bolts, has«.is, hinges, latches, locks,padlocks, lanterns, wood handles, coalbasket ^, rattan baskets, caning, asbestosand horsehlde glovea, paint brushes, fold-ing rules, Shannon transl'er cases, note-books, packlng, plpe covering. asbestosgaskets, manila rope, cardboard, ledgerpaper, bond paper, and cross-tles..Sealedproposals will be veceived at the Offlce ofthe General Purchasing Offlcer, The Pan-ama Canal, Washington, D. C, until 10:30o'clock a. m., February 3, 1920. at whichtime they will bc opened in public for fur¬nlshlng the above-mentioned artielea.Blanks and information relatlng to thisClrcular (1333) may bc obTained from thisofflce or the offlces of the Assistant Pur¬chasing Agent, 24 State Street, New A'orkCity; 608 Common Street, -New Orleans.La.; and Fort Mason. San Francisco, Calif.;alao from tho United States EngineerOfflces in tho principal cities throughoutthe United States..A, L. FLINT, GeneralPurchasing Offlcer.

MEETINGS \, NOTTt'E.

NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that a.meeting of tlie members of the AMERI¬CAN ASSOCIATION OF MASTERS,MATES AND PILOTS will be held atEbbett Hotel, AVashlngton, D. C, week be¬ginning on the 2iith day of January, -1920,for tho purpose of voting upon the ques¬tion of changing the name of the said cor¬poration to the "NATIONAL ORGANIZA¬TION. MASTERS. MATES AND PILOTSOF AMERICA, INC."

Dated, December 15th. 1919.[Seal] JOHN H. PRUETT,National President. American Associa¬tion ot Masters, Mates and Pilots.

M. D. TBNNISWOOD,National Secretary, American Assocla-tion of Maaters, Mates and Pilots.

SURROGATES* NOT1CESARNOULD, DENIS.THE PEOPLE OFthe State of New York. by the Grace ofGod Free and Independent.-To IrvUigI'ruat. Company, as Trustee, 233 Broadway.New York, N. Y.; Alexander Sanders, 65Congress St.. Jersey Cltv. N. J MrsJosephlno Aber, 1572 West 3rd StBrooklyn. N. Y.; Mrs. Suaan Ludin, careof Mrs. Josephlno Aber, 1572 West 3rd StBrooklyn. N. Y.; Mra. Florence Lane ltjt-rreenfleld Road, Seven Sisters RoadSouth Tottenham, London, England:Frank A. Copin, 343 Central Ave., AVeatHoboken, N. J.; Miss Catherine Arnouid.15<)S Ave. A, New York. N. Y Felix JArnouid, 156S Ave.. A, New A'ork N Ar .

Nlna Arnouid Zlndell, 6G6 West 171st St"New York. N. Y.; George F. Copin, 428'.Spring st., West Hoboken, N. J.; MrsMarie Lehman, 211 Franklyn St., Town ofUnion, N. J.; Mrs. Adellne Smith, 401Oardner St.. Town of Union. N. J MrsAeronlca McGough, 622 Tyler Place, AVestNew York, N. J.; Emll T. Copin, 117Edgecomb Ave., New York, N. Y.. SendGreeting: .

"va.u

Upon the Petition of Irving Trust Com¬pany, who resides af 233 Broadway, Newr»2ni«' a' "¦¦Ul? "*ot''lt<J>' of tho Estate- ofDenis Arnouid, deceased:You and each of you are hereby citedto show cause before our Surrogate of thoCounty of New York, at the Surrogates"Court of said County, held at the Hall of;ru,r^, '" the County of New York onthe 10th day ol February, 1920. at halfpast ten o clock in the forenoon of thatua>, why the accounts of Irving Trustcompany, the executor. named in the Lastntll and Testament of DENIS ARNOULD.deceased, who at the time of his death re-?uUd1c.aMyN«;u,e(rk C°Unt>'' ^^ Mt b°

..!." 'l'EHTlMONY AVHEREOF, AVe havecaused the Seal ot the Surrogatea' Courtof the said < ounty of Now York to bo

.. ,,nereurito affixod. AVITNESS, HON-[Seal] ORABLB JOHN P. OOHALAN a

.. .Surrogate of our aaid County.'atthe County of New York. tho 2nd dav ofJanuary ln tho year of our Lord onethouaand nlne hundred and twentyDANIEL J. DOWDNEY_Clerk of tho Surrogatea' Court.

LEWIS, ALPHONS^-IN PURSUANC^E~OFan order of Honorable John P. CohalanKMirr^at" Yf *," C<.u"ty "t New York'.NOIICE Is hereby given to all personshaving claims against Alphons Lewis, latoi)f the < ounty of New York, deceaaed topresent thoijattiB with vnuchers thereof tothe subscrlbera, al their place of transact-Ing business, the ottlce of their att»rnevaShearman &. Sterling. «No. 55 Wall Street'In the City of New York, on or beforo thii10th day of July next.

oeroro ine

Dated, Now York, the 2d day of Jan¬uary, 1920. *.

EUGBNE LEAVIS,WILLIAM S. KAHMWEILER,_¦_ Executora.

IN PUR8UANCB OF AN~"6rdbr 0»Honorable John P. Cohalan. t Surrogate otthe County ,f New York. NOTICB la her*.by given to all persons having clalma aaralnatJOllN cpiT SPOONER. late It ihe County 6fSew York. decaaed, to preaent the aam« withvouchers thereof to tho Mubacrlber, St lt»Drliielpul place of tranaactlng buntnean No"12 Wfijlam Streot. ln thc City of New Vork;%eW-owhVo^ iso rert/v-j-uC:^Mf^f8' L0AN ANE^oVrSrOBLLBR. ftOLSTON * HORAN^A?tor.New Torl?XN0.Ur0.,. " Bxoh*n«; P'"*

SURROGATES' NOTICESTJHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD, FREEAND INDEPENDENT.

To Regina Fontheim, one of the helrs. andnext of kih of Albert Joske, deceas&i, SENDGREETIMG: *

WHEREAS, Nathan Ottlnger, who resldesat No. 2170 Broadway, tn the Borough ofManhattan, City of New York, and Alex¬ander Joske, who resides at 241 PershlngAvenue, In the City of San Antonio, Texas,have lately abplied to the Surrogates' Courtof our County of New York, to have a cer¬tain instrument in writing, relattng to bothreal anJ personal property, duly proved asthe last will and testament of Albert Joske,deceased, who was at the time of his deatha resldent of.the City of New Vorli, in theCounty of New York,THEREFORE, you and eaon cl you are

cited to show cause before the Sii/rogates'Court of our County of, New VorK. at. theHall of Records, In the tfounty or New York.on the 21st day of January. oni thousandnlne hundred and twenty, at half past teno'clock in the forenoon of that day, why thesaid will and testament should not be ad-mitted to probate as a will of rec\ and per¬sonal propeKy.IN TEST1MONY WHEREOF. wc have

caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court ofthe said County of New York to be hereunto

afflxed.[L. S.] Witness, Honorab'le John P. Co-

halan, a Kurrogate cf our saidCounty of New York. av said County, the15th day of December, ln tlie year of ourjLord one thousand nlne hundred and nine-teen.

'DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,Cierk of the Surrogates' Court.

NATHAN OTTINGER. Attorney for Petl-tioncrs, 120 Broadway^ Borough of Man¬hattan. City of Now York

IN PURSUANCB Ot .«. N ORDER O*HON. JOHN P. COHAI.AN, a Surrogate

of the County of New York, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN to all persons havingclaims against WILLIAM OUSELBYP.OOSEVEM'. It.to of the County of NewYork. deceased, to present the ume withvouchers thereof to the subscribers, attheir place of transacting business, at thsoffice of Roosevelt & Son, No. 30 PlnsStreet, ln the Borough of Mani.attan, o!the City of New York, on or before th*2d day of February, 1920.Dated New York, tho 24th day of July

1919.JOHN B. ROOSEVELT andW. EMLEN ROOSEVELT.

Temporary Administralors.ROOSEVELT & KOBBE. Attorneys fofTemporary Administratora, Nos. 44-41Wall Street. Borough" of Manhattan,New York City.

OSTERHBLD, THEODORB W..IN F'JR-suance of an order of Honorable John

P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County stNew York, notice is hereby given to allpersons having claims against Theodor*W. Osterhold. late of the County of NewYork, deceased, to present the same withvouchers thereof to tlie subscriber at hisplace of transacting business, at his office,No. 36 Wall Street, Borough of Manhat¬tan, City of New York, on or before th*26th day of January next.Dated New York, tho 16th day of July.1919.

PIERRE L. LAGIER, Bxecutor.CADWALADER, WICKERSHAM *TAFT, Attorneys fjr Executor, No.- 4*Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan.City of New York/

ROB1NSON, GEORGE H..IN PURSUANCBof an ordci of llon. John P. Cohalan, a

Surrogate of he County of New York, noticeis hereby ftven to all persons having claimsagainst GEORGE H. ROB1NSON, late of theCounty of New iO'k, deceased, to present the-same with vouchers thereof to the subscrib¬ers at their place of transacting business atthe offlce of Olney & Comstock, their attor¬neys, at 68 William Street, Borough of Man¬hattan, in the City of New York, on or beforethe 26th day of Aprll, 1920.

Dated, New York, the 17th day of October.1919.RUTH ROBINSON DONNELL.6ALAH D. ROBINSON,

Executrlces.OLNEY &. COMSTOCK, Attorneys for Ex-

ecutrices, Offlce and POBtofflce Address 61William Street, Borough of Manhattan.New York City.

ROBERTSON, ROBERT H..In pursuano*of an order of Hon. John P. Cohalan, a

Surrogate of the County of New York,notice is hereby given to all persons hav-Ing -claims against Robert H. Robertson,lat* of the County of New York. deceased.to present tho same, with vouchers there¬of, to the subscriber, at his place of trans¬acting business. at the offlce of Tunis O.Bergen, his attorney, at No. 2 RectorStreet, In the Borough of Manhattan, Inths City of New York, State of New York.on or before the 17th day of March. 192*.next.Dated, New York, August 21st. 194.9.THOMAS MARKOE ROBERTSON.

Bxecutor.TUNIS G. BERGEN, Attorney for Execu-tor, Offlce and Postofflce Address, 3Rector Stre.it, Borough of Manhattan.New York City.

IN PURSUANCB OF AN ORDER of Honor-a',)Ie John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of theCounty of New York, NOTICE is herebygiven to all persons having claims againstMary Augusta Kemp, late of the County ofNew York, deceased. to present the samewith vouchers thereof to the subscribers, attheir place of transacting business, at theofflce of their attorneys, Evarts, Choate,Sherman & Leon, No. 66 Wall Street, in theCity of New York, on or before the 20th dayof .Tune, 1920.Dated. New York, the 12th day of Decem-

ber, 1919.EDWARD CHARLES MEARS KEMP.HERBERT J. B1CKFORD,

_ Executors.EVARTS, CHOATE. SHERMAN & LEON,60 Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan,New York City, Attorneys for Executors.

IM PURSUANCB OF AN ORDBR OFHonorable JOHN P. COHALAN, a, surro¬gate of the County of New York, NOTICB*a hereby given to all persons having claltftjagainst William F. Moffett, lajfc of the Coun-sy of New York, deceased, Co present th*same, with vouchers thereof, to the sub¬scribers, at their place of transacting busi¬ness, at Bankers Trust Company. No 16Wall at., in the Borough of Manhattan. lathe City of N»w York. State of New York,.n or before the 26th day of January. 1120,Dated New York. the 14td day of July,1919.

HENi.Y L. WHEELER,BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.WHITE A CASB. Attorneys ^f°Exec'u.tors. Offlce tt.nd Postofflce Address, No.14 Wall Street. Borough of Manhat¬tan, City of New VorK.

IN PURSUANCB OF AN ORDER OFHonorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate ofthe County of New York, notice is herebygiven to all persons having claims againstAnnie 1. Lang, late of tho County of Newvork. deceased, to present the same withvouchers thereof to the subscriber, at placeof transacting bufciness at the offlce ofHawkins, Delafield & Longfellow, their attor¬neys, at No. 20 Exchange Place, in the Cityof New York, on or before the 17th day ofMay, next.u Da.l^di New York- tne 3rd day of Novem¬ber, 1919.

ISABELLA G. B. LOTHROP.CHARLES G. TAYLOR.

HAWKINS, DELAFIELD & ^LONGFEL-I.OW, Attorneys for Executors, 20 Ex¬change Place. New York City.IN PURSUANCB °*" AN ORDBR OFHON. JOHN P. COHALAN. a Surrogateof tho County of New York. NOTICE ISHBREBY G1VBN to all persons havingclaims against JAMES A. ROOSEVELTlate of the County of New York, deceased.'to present tho same with vouchers thereofto the subscribers. at their place of translCt£!£ tef,IV}rt,.at ihe offlce of Roosevelt* Son. No. 30 Pine Street, ln the Boroughof Manhattan, of the City o' New Yorkon or before tho 2d day of February. 192*'i9Dated New York. tho 24th day of July.

SBOJV?,,BL,H' ROOSEVELT andW. EMLHN ROOSEVELT.ROOSEVELT * KOBBE, AUorSSyYVwExecutors, Nos. 44-46 Wall StreetBorough of Manhattan. New York Clty!

WILKINSON. ALICB STRONG..IN PUR.suance of an order ot Honorable John PCohalan. a Surrogate of the County of NewYork, notice ls hereby given to .11 p«*sons having claims against Alico StrongWlikinson late of the County of New York'-r-e»at?cd' J0,1"?8.61" th.e »>"<) with vouc£?"¦ transacting business, No. 44 Wall Streetln the Borough of Manhattan, Clty ot NewTork. on or before the 26th 'day^of Aprll

be^l919.NeW T°rk* thC 16th day ot °ct0-FREDERIC De PEYSTBR FOSTBR,WILLIAM A ALCOCK. AUo^neT'forExecutor, 44 Wall Street. Borough ofManhattan. Clty of New York.

IN PURSUANCB OF- AN ORDBR r>»

subscriber. at her place of transactlnaHiunh,.'r Rt..lhe °fflc,? of Frederick T?ev«Hlll. her attorney. No. 66 Wall Street. lnthe Borough of Manhattan. Clty of New«\0mber°nn.,tr. bef°r' th° 16th *&«*&.Dmi N"w To^k, th# 7th- *.» ot Jtt**VRBDB1M& &,£LUI'OW- K«CUtrl«.FRBDBRICK TREVOR HILL, Attorney

_.« *»anhatts,n. New Yort Clix.IN PURSUANCB OF AN ORDBR o»

fheUn.ame ^ Y»rk dSeed^to present¦ubsurlhar «. i roucho«-» thereof to th*buafneiS. i. *.V ,,la». p,ao« ot iransactlng

B1B«Decul.oJr,Br.B»A£.LOW- A«oVnC.Uy0rfo,iVaatt\V^r«kr8c\tyf0r0U'-

SURROGATES' NOTICEIN PURSUANCE OF AN rT^T-^iHonorable John P. CohaUn ^Wof the County of New York \-n£r, °««ehereby given to all porsonah''7T1,-li Uagainst Henry A. J. AvCn** w",8 Clai^County of New York, decetaed ,' ot *2the same with vouchera thereoftoli?1-**0'acribe-r. at place ot tratisacAiri vho But>-No. 120 Broadway, in tht ,"£, bu*ln«*York, on or beforo' tbe :wenty*& **of June next. "tniy-sixth atyDated, New York, the 24th <l<.. .cember,. 1919. 0ay ot ta».

AVALTER B. PEVEHiPrv ,,,EDAVARD M. Mcli vf/^' JH<

present their claima as~ bT'.r.,,u.we.M'(1 4law and praying that the Surroua^ b':make an order directlne Kn,.i, .!" v* *«amliahed in such "ewViiape?" aanhUee ^Sdeetn nec.-saary to give not lce to i,,,'"""-tors. li ia ordered that Baid^^a.cr'*inai'rt a notice, onee in each v .J.x'lcu;or,months, in the New Yo?k L^k ,for *and also in the New V»rt t , ""^qulring all.Deraons having cla7n.«btt,w ¦*said deceased to present the ^ ***'**¦th,- vouchera thert-of 0Sa |' , ? w»a place to be apecined In su, h

" ,°r!' «or before a day therein ..,,..:" h)

shall be at least six noath, Vr.md;hWh*of tho tirst publication ,! , tii' ""' ,h''<5_^i^i *. COHALAN? ffig^LANE. EFFIE ISABELLE.^Tp^r-^ot an order of Honorable Jo^Cohalan. a Surrogate of thc Couml .New York notice ia hereby given ,,J ('(persons having claims acamVt L*'Isabelle Lane. late of the CoUn,v f v>York, deceased. tt) present the min.

v"vouchera thereof, to th,. subsen f.W':"their place of tranaacting busines, f'' .."offlce of Edwards. O'Luughim a ',.. *.their attorneya, at No 20 \ ssa. ^orf-in the Borough of Manhatta'n th 5Sof New York, State of New -i

"' U1'before the lst day of JuU ,, '? *Dated New York, th'e -"j/ d" ,December, 1919. Utt> «f

LOUIS D. STANTONEDMUND C. STANTON.EDAVARDS. O'LOUOHLIN I^GeIob.Attorneys for Executors. office ...P. O. address, 20 Nassau Street Ba7ough of Manhattan, New York t'ity

STURGES. ARTHUR PEMBERToiT".pursuance of an order of Hon«~wLJohn P. Cohalan. a Surrogaii> St £County of New York, NOTICE li h,r.J'given to all persons h»vir_» ciairat ""*£Arthur Pemberton Sturgos. late of t*County of New York, deceaacd. to Brea«.the same with vouchera tnereof toTt,.ubscrlbcrs. at thnr place of transactin,business. at the offlce of the Oiurare-Trust Company of New York at \0 ¦".Broadway, ln tt-e Borough of Manhatu-In the Cltv of New York. 8UU otfiSYork. cn or befou tho 10th day of p.V

ruary, 1920, next. m'

pated, New York. tha 30tb day ef j.;^FORD HUNTINGTON.GUARANTY TRUST COMPAMTOF NEW YORK. .r*nI

.4.LEXANDER & GREEN. AttSrSwft,Hxecutors, 120 Broadway, Borouih tlManhattan. New York City.BROAVNING. JOHN SCOTT..IN PVRSl"ance of an order of Honorable John l"Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of StwYork, notice is hereby given to all persoiiihaving claims against John Scott Brow-lng, late of the County of New York daceased. to present the same with vouohe-ithereof to subscribers. at th-ir -lace g!tranaacting business, at the offlce'of R0M& Pa8kus, their attorneys, at No lBroadway, in the Borough of Manhatti'i.in the City of New York, State of N*»York, on or beforo th<- 3'Jth Uay of Jiri1920, next.

Dated. New York, tlio 16th dav of Dt.cember. 1919.WILLIAM HULL BROWNINCbEL1ZABETH HAYS BKOWNIMGJOHN SCOTT BROWN1NG, Jr.,'

ROSE & PASKUS, Attornova"ferUEx.u.tors, Offlce and P. O. Adc'lr-a», WBroadway, Borough of Manhattan.New York City.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN OKUKR OFHonorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate «|the County of New York, aVOTICE la beittgiven to all persons having elalmi acaiii'CHARLES H. STEINWA V, late of ilie Coun:.of New A'orki deceased, to present the eajuwith vouchera thereof. to tlje subscribea,their place of tranaacting businem at th»offlce of Sollnger & Sollnger, attorneys. ¦No. 179 Broadway, in the Borough of Ma:hattan. in rhe City of New York. Siate (¦!New York, on or before tbe 2.'4h day c!June, 1920. ,iext

Dated, New York, the 12th dav of Decem¬ber, 1919. -

WILLIAM R. STEINWAT.PAUL H. SCHMIDT,WALTER B. SOL1NGER,

ExecutorsSOL1NGER & SOLINGER, Attorneys (r

Executors, Offlce and P. O. Address IIBroadway, Borough ot Manhattan, Ne»York City.

IN PURSUANCB OF AN ORDKr"^Honorable John P. Cohalan, . Surro¬

gate of the County of New York. NOTIClIa hereby given to all p,.,»oiis havir.«claims against William L. Harkness. la.a«' the County of New York. deceased, tlpresent the same, with vouchera thereo'to the subsciibers. at their place rf tran»acting busineas, at tbe offlce of MeitrtMurray. Prentlce t\ Howland, attorneya, »:No. 37 Wall Street, in the Borough »lManhattan, <n the Cily of New Tora,Sta'e of New York, on or before tbe Itl4a> of December. 1919, next.

Eated, New York, the 2t>th day of Hu191*.

KDITH HALE HAKKXES3,THB NEW TORK TRUST COMPAWT.

BxecuteraMURRAT, PRENTK E & HOWLASD-Attorneys for Executors; Offlce »atP. O. Address. 37 Wall Street. Be*-ough ef Manhattan, New York City.

LOTT, GURNEY* E IN PURSUANCB 0fan order ol" Honorable John P. Cohalar.

a Surrogate of the County of New l'or.notice ls hereby given to al! p.'rsons heving claims against Gurnev E Lott, late-the County of New l'ork, deceased, topresent the same, with vouchera thereo!,to the subscribi-r. at her pla.f tranaact¬ing business, at the offlce of R. A. -M»''*-field Hobbs, her attorney, at No. 1J Wfll-iam Street, in the Borough «< ManhatU!.in the City of New York, M.ne uf Ne*York, on or before the 2 1 day of Jut«.1920, next.Dated New York, the 1<th day of De¬

cember, 1919.CLARA W. LOTT, BxecutfiX-

R. A. MANSFIELD JI"HBS. Attorntffor Exeoutrix. Offic, and i' O. addre»15 AVilliam Street, Borough of Maa-,hattan, New A'ork City.

agalnSt ^aiiiu'.*i ,.. ui uoo, .niu v.

County of New York, deceased, to pre*,!the same, with vouchera thereof, lo tw.ubscribcrs, st their place of traniaat-Mbusiness, at Bankers Tiua! i'o:npany. >1« Wall Street, in the Borough of MM;hattan, in the City ot New Vork. State »¦

New York, on or beforo tho SOtb d»f ¦January. 1920, next.

Dated, New York, the 21st day ofW181S. ADELA1DE L. GR,.>6S.

BANKERS TRUST CO.MPA.VT.Kxecutora

WHITE A CASB. Attorneys for EMJ*'tora, Offlce <fc Post ofth-a. Address. >.¦14 Wall Street. Borough of ManbatU*

IN PURSUANCB OF AS ORDER 0'Honorable John P. Col-alan. a Surropl'

Of the County of New York. NOTICE ..

hereby given to all persons having ^-!»r;,against Bmma Swan. late of the Coun"of New York, deceased. to present <¦¦'.ame with vouchera thereof. to the iw.criber. at his place of tranaacting \arness, at the offlce of AVilliam C. Orr, W;his attorney. at No. 61 Charr.bers StrjJ-In the Borough of Manhattan. in the t"».f New York. State of New York. on «

before the letb day of February next.Dated, New York, the sth day of Autrt*

It-lf. SEYMOUR SWAN.BTec'iK"-

WILLIAM C. ORR. Attorney for **"*ior. Offlce and P. O- Addresa No- '¦'

Chambera Street. Borough of «»»"»'tan. New Tork City

IN PURSUANCB Cr AN OFD»R °'

"ounty of New York. deceased. to P^'ILthe same, with vouchers thereof. tajjjjtai» «rar, wun voucners i iinru., .¦7 Bf,lubscrlber at its principal pbu-e of 'r*°,acting busineas, at No. ^2 A\-.illam »».la the Borough of Manhattan, In the tw»f New York, State of New York. .»,aa v.tfi, srai. ,,!' -\..^w t m av. w-

Mfore .

Dated,191*.

w tork, state or .New ior», .

the 13th day of December *\*\..,a, New Tork. the H9th day <» .""'

rHB FARMERS' LOAN AND W*.COMPANY. Temporary AdminlstraWJ'-OBLLER. ROLSTON ft HORAN. A«wi,Beya for Temporary Adiumistrator.Bzohange Place. New York. ^.\^.

wxtm, zxroT johnson..in rvtf-nn..A ... «.._a-_ ..a va_l.la. TehH V

. -a n, ui-l'l-aavu, III IH-fHl'IH l"i- ""'. i!j¦ouchera thereof to the subaortber. »'.!(>rlncipnl placo of transactliig buslii'"- .

i0 Broadway. Borough of M»n!'»«ll,> ,a,he City of New York, ol. or before >-

Irat day or July next. , rad*Dated, New York. the isth day o< ^

tamber, 191P. .

COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANT,Temporary AdmlnlMrafor-

H. A. CHSH1NG. Attorney for TJgSorary Admlnlstrutot. 4:i Cedar ^V.^orough of Manhattan. New Tork t.»w

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