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0 WHOLESALE MARKET. THE NEW YORK TIMES. TUESDAY. JUNE 7. 1921.

WHOLESALE MARKET. I BENEDICT PAYORS CHANGES 111 COURTS Al Bar Committee, judffft Sugv Increasing Appeals Bench i' From Seven to Nine. WOULD DROP SURROGATES ArfvAcattt Ptmlon plan Justice Flndi Publlo If 'oietatlsftotf 'j 8ytnv Rusaell Benedict of th Brook- JyB SupreaM Court announced yesterday Mile of proposed amendment to th JuglcUry Artlcl of th Stat Constitution, which wttl to referred to th Bute liar jUMdAtlon at 1U fixt convention. Boom tlm ao Justice Benedict wa ap pointed to a commute of th Bur Association to consider change la th Judiciary system. Many lof tb change AT radical.

i Justlc Bndlct in submitting- his pro osi mad this general! explanation "a may perhaps ch perrautta to ay that In my judgment and in that of tnaay others our present Judicial sys- tea Is not functioning to the satisfaction Of tb public This condition has been hvwn to recent years in th transfer-on from Judicial to other forums con- aUtlnA of auast or non-ludlclal bodies. board, commission and arbitrators, of dispute that arts in oup business life. And require determination by other au thority than th parties themselves." Tb most Important proposals provide That tb Court of Appeals be composed nln elected Judaea, i Including the chief Judge, which would relieve the temporary assignment of Justices of the fcuprem Court from alttlng-ln th Court Appeal when tb calendar of that Mtt was crowoea. j. I Favor Ptaa.

1 tXhat Judges of th Court of Appeals and Justice of th Supreme Court may not bold any salaried 'judicial office Aftar Dec 81 of th year! In wblch they 'hall Attala the age of t5. Tb retire ment Ag low 7i years. That th otflc of Official Rtfer be abolished. I That th LstglalAtur shall be empow rd to provlO for a pension system for Judge of th Court of Appeals and Justices of tn Supreme jCourt upon retirement from offlc after reaching the age of 0 and haring served In either or both office for a term of fourteen )er. Th pension must not exceed one-half of the' compensation which was relTed at retirement.

I That th feurroaate' Court In the countir of New York, 'Kings, Queens and the Bronx be abolished, and the i Surrogate fee transferred to the 1 fcu-i rrem Court in the respective Judicial district for th balance of their terms, i at th samo salary as Justices of the buprem Court. I Aat th City Court th City of Nw Tork and the CoUnty Court of Kiar County be abolished, the Judges I In office at the time the provision be-! come effective to be attached for the balaac of their terms a Judges of the I Court of Ojueral Sessions of the City of New Tork. I Among th other suggested change 1 at th County Courts: other than those tn th Counties of Kings, Queens. Hlchmnnd and th Bronx, within the City of New Tork. shall continue with th jurisdiction neretoior exercisea, out th Legislature may confer upon the County Court In any county Jurisdiction to try Indictments for murder la any dagre." j- As Caty Coart.

To many of th counties of th State th County Court. Justice Benedict ex plained at this point, although presided over by lawyers fc-f ability, are precluded from trying such Indictments, with th result that th civil business th Buprem Court In those counties Is often seriously hamoered because of th necessity for holding criminal trials In the Supreme Court In: such counties, ll has been suggested to! from several sources that all of such County Courts be abolished, with this sug- ested Increase tn Jurisdiction. I incline a tb opinion that they! should re-j talned. subject, to a provision uch as th on which next follows. County Juds-e not to be permitted to practice before the Supreme Court witldn th county where they hold of fire, If mach county has a population of 100,000 or over.

The Legislature to have th power to further restrict such practice by th County Judge' In any county. "Th Leitlalatur shall not nave the power to create any new courts, nor to Increas th Jurisdiction of th Munlcl Dal Court of New Tork City, nor of any other inferior court or IJustlc of th Feeea within the SUte, except that the legislature shall have power to establish or to continue Courts of Special 1 1 Besslon and Vlaxistratea' Courts with such Jurisdiction In criminal matter as th uedslatur mar confer, and the Lailature may provide for th appoint-I imnl of the Justice of Court of fipe- rial Betaion. and Magistrate by th rnsldlng Justice or th i First and Sec-' ond Judicial DepArtmenta. and la case I of their disagreement then by the Chief Jdg or th court of Appeals." I $6,000 for HoapltAl Bad. bequest of 16.000 for a bed in th Rochester Homeopathic; Hospital, at i Rochester.

K. la provided In th wtU of Bertha K. Boxaj of this city, who died At Burlington; on May 30. give yX) to St, Paul's Epls-oopal Church At Medina; Ohio, to buy a motor for Its organ, and divides the raalduary estate amour tier aunt. Mrs.

It. A. Waterman of Johnson. Vt. her stepmother.

Mrs. t. W. Hoxsl of Col- chaster, and two cousin. L.

I. 8ttlon 8af4 Blown. Burglar yesterday morning broke orn th front door of tb East wnUston station of th Lortg1 Island Railroad, and blew th ear. They look --v in sliver, and left 2tN to bills to th corner of th ai. Hyd Dlgchgrced From Bankruptcy.

Charle U. Hyde, A City Chamberlain undar Mayor Oaynor, obtained hi dls- ohaT to bankruptcy yesterday. Hyde fU4 tltIon on Dec last, placing his liabilities at I44.J11 with no aaaeta A monjr hla oreditora were Mary E. Jdahon and Ilenry Helsted. ax ecu tore of th eetate mi William J.

Cunnlncham, i who ha Id a Judgment claim for 1 20.1 IS WUllam 1L Joyoe. 10.000 nd th Peo-pim'9 Trust Company. I lit. Rug 8sla Prtdstrmlnd. W.

II. Parkinson. General Bales Man-I rr of the Alexander Etnlth A Son i Carpet Company, aaid yesterday that th coming auction aal of rugs and carpeting bad been decided upon some month Agrc At th beginning of th year, aaid. th firm planned to hold tnr aale before th Fall eaoa com- a need. Even If the plan bad not wn mad previously, however, anoOier would probably have taken place, aaid.

because of th continued great demand for floor coverings. Th big low-Iiartford Carpet Company, a keen of the Smith firm. alo look forward with delight to the approaching aale. aocordlna to Mr. XVlaoey, its Aaalatant Sale Manager.

The Smith Auction sales, he pointed out. bring buy-era to town from all over th country. At last month' auction, when th iohbera wer forced to remain out of th buying by th high bidding of th retailer, aaid. they went to hla concern to buy their merchandise more reasonably. I i i Business Opportunities (bank and yt baricss reference requited).

Page ATLANTA. Os J. Frohstn. ALTOOXA, re, Atlverma A ffinmu: t. Hlwrwrt, lob.

RMI'l, bore lultl, pants; W. ZWt (UMU I-BTCIM4IDK CO.4. atlaxta j. m. mm co.t j.

s. coutee. itoiM, kkulkmhtiM, atrnw I aeckmar. Ueea. enbrBi4.rlM; 120 W.

24 rantll. i A UBTTJtN Uchteostetn A Mrs. A. A. llenMser.

1 Martlntati. KALTLMIJKU UMahdiMf: J. Hmrk. im eottoa as aUk rBMSi 1.31 away (0. aoinmfxil.

DALTlMOhK-Stewart A Mis Singer, zarsi Mise M. Hchenal. embreiaertM, wwmd's Mekmi O. JL.i wlMh.rr. fr: ttx.

i Baltimore iirer Cloek A Drw j. Myr. lohs reMs: 1.123 Ifwav. Kaon BOZ. BALTIUORB Amerioc a Wbol.saie Corp.

M. Hmela. rail H. B. Measer-smtfh.

4tK A. 1 BALTIMORE I tochachlld-Kotta o.s Mia I. A. Blumeethal, art oe4s: Miss 0. Uerbtg.

lry. leather good; bo 6th i Av. (F. AtktMl. i BA LTIMORE3 Rracer's I 6e- Bwstlee, itaeaa.

drees rocia; star- tmimtt. i BALTIMORE Americas WhalMale Corp. O. m. r.riingm, notrana; r.

xrastoU. wera elothlnc. d.nima: AM 4th Av. BALTlMORK U. Miller A Co.S M.

Mo- Lanahaa, mllllaryi Cumberland. BALTIMORE HuUJer H4 Oppen- netmer. eio-as. suits, rurf; Jr 4ta A KlrKr. A Ftshr) Baltimore Mutsiw nree.t Mm.

M. Kteb- ota, taM, tnmmlnas; Av. I BALTIMORE Kiddle Klothe C. Kauf- mao. eniidrsn's everaiia.

Iancy ronpers, eottoa tln MoAlctii. I. BAT ClTY H. O. Wmdland Col: M.

8. Wendland, rrss.ntlng;; 6th Av. (F. Atkins). KKAVEH FALLS.

Pa-Levy Broa, J. An-. atMidl. muailn aadeneear. bmiM iwm, bumralow 'jMslireee.

chil dren's drss.ai; A. M.i l.lttl way, Room 16. i i is i un vv" ra jn in j. v. Tnlatiault, MJra bosiery, knit ao- I'Dntr: YSi Maaiann av.

BOSTON O. F. Moray Co. C. T.

fln.ber. women Inaxneaaira silk, cotton araaaca: MlM J. O'Callaabao, dlvi.iofl manager, reaoy-to-wear: 1.14 uroeeway, BUSINESS 1 Tew. TRAIKOR. INC.

A petition tn bankruptcy haa ba.ii filed acalMt Tralaor, w. shins mac hi Ma and electrical appliance at 1.44 roadway, by taeee creditors: Amarlcaa Ironing Maehlna Company, $418; Florence Company, rlKNCH LUBltlCATTNa OIL AND FAINT COMPANY A petition In bankruptcy has been filed against Max Reiber, trading as the Franch Iibrtcatlna Oil and Paint Com-I ii.it tin Tri tiiii hir ihua emdltntwi pany of 4C0 Pearl Street, tir thtM tredttors II. B. Davla A the Baltimore Varnish I4.D&3. 8USKIND A WOLHANDLER A petition tn bankruptcy haa been filed acalost Iaaa Bu.l.lnd and Harry Wolhandler, trading as Bu.klnd A retail grocers, at Bryant Av.nue.

by thee, creditors R. C. Williams A Ills; Seeman 1W; Thomas F. $2fll. RKUABLK DRESS MFO.

CO. A petition In bankruptcy bas been filed aatnt Mortimer Hchattels and Louis Lehman, trading as th. Reliable Ureas Manufacturing Company of 106 W.et Twenty.aeventh Street; by theae creditors: B. Blerel, 700; J. Ftlmarck, U.

Weiss. 1100. It Unstated: that tbe liabilities are about $10,000 and aaaets about tl.OUO. Junes Hand haa appointed (Charlea J. Buchnr reoelver, la ll.OOC In the order appointing the receiver the: partners names are spelled Shattla and Lebrman.

JACOB SCHAPIKO A petition 'In bankruptcy has bean filed against Jaeoh Scha-plro, manufacturer of wometi'a hat, at MM! Bread way, by these creditors: Ottrtr A 1-29; Bletden Paper 2H.i and M. Polsky. AXO. It Is stated; that the liabilities are about 123.000 aad the assets about 7,000. 4 i LOUIS B.

ROSEN A petition In bank ruptcy has been filed acatnst Louie B. Rosen, men's furnliihlngs. i at gSS 1 Eighth Avenue, by these creditors: L. Newman, Al3; Max Sacha. 200 and Mlrsky A Rahin-sky, gmj.

i PHILIP MAZER A petition In bankruptcy has been filed acalmat Philip Maen manufacturer dreaaea, at (V00 Writ 174th Street, by Harry Shear, a Judgment creditor for I JACOB LKVINE A petition in nankruptcy has been filed aralnit Jarob Levin, retail leather gooda, at Z.01S Third Avenu. ny these creditors H. Ruchmsn. 1120 i V. Gold man.

IZ31. and J. Walleretetn. tVn. MARTHA 8.

DU COMMUN, at 145 East Thirty-eighth Street, haa filed a petition In bankruptcy, with liabilities of 13,029. and aaeet of- 20 cash. i GOTTFRIED A ABRAMS Benjamin Gottfried and Max Abrame, trading as Gottfried A Abrkma, dairy, at 20 Audubon Avenue, have assigned to John Hlrauh. C.EORGB POX A INC. Judir A.

N. Hand haa appointed Robert P. 8tephenaou receiver for Oeorge Fox ahlrt m-nufacturers, at Fifth Avenue; under I10.O00 bonds. It is stated the llabllKtle. are about ana aaaeta.

aooui market value. I BANAHAN A ACKKRMAN Judr A. N. Hand has appointed Julian Hartyldga receiver for Ranahan A Ackermrn. automobile tlrea, at 148 Weat Blxty-etghth Street, undar tJ.OUO bond.

PEGGY MeLEOD, women's wear, at 27 West Fifty-seventh Street, haa filed schedule, in bankruptcy, with liabilities bf and assets of $8,139. Main Mema of which are atock 18.500. and flxtarre, g3.0u0. other assets are listed a amoun'a ur.ynown. Amona th creditor, are Otto B.

Bhulhof $6, 1ST and Eltsa Costume jQompaav 11.0M4. STTIILT 8K1RT COMP ANT -i-Harry Balden, trading as Stylbllt Hklrt Company at 8S Wast Nineteenth Street, hea fltod sched ules in bankruptcy, with llahillt lea: at $8,762 and aaaets of 11.145. conslatln jof stock fiOO, account. $1,038 and depe.it! In benk $. Among the creditors: ere White Star Skirt 1.824.

Hasan A Ella 1851 and jPaulln Drees A Skirt 189. LOOTS BnUCTN, retail "men's elothlnr. Took era, haa effected a Oomposltlon with creditors on a basis ot 20 per cenU Llablll Uee are SS.813. It HERMAN G. RAFALOW8KT.

menle clothing, Klnaaton, N. bas effected a composition with creditors; on a I baala of AS l- per cent. Liabilities are n.ClB. BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGES Jude Hand haa aranted dlechargaa from bankruptcy to the following named: Edmund B. I Blcereon.

xr v.i.i xr Max Liner, manufacturer and contractor, 58 East Thirteenth Street; Mary M. Van Alen, VT 1 1 1 AWuW lu. iiAruj.ii., nwi v.itv trading as Diamond Waist Houae.t 489 Eml Ninth Street; Morrt. Krlnsky. manager, residing at XST West End Avenue; Abraham D.

Lake, 2 Second Avenue; Arnold Wolf, S3 Avenue Adolph Apter. sultsj S2 Divi sion Street: Sol roach, eg candler. 1.069 Tiffany Street Ermtnle and David Goodman, trading aa Goodman's Antique hop, 200 Eaat Houston Street: Isaac A. Friedman. formerly grocer, Kingston N.

y.t Charlea H. Hyde, lawyer. 27 Cedar fbrmerly City Chamberlain; Charles J. Gillespie, painter. Montgomery, N.

Y. Katharine Da-vlann. photographer. 48 Fifth Avaaue; Bernard Smith, aaleamaa, i 43 Weat Thirty Mond Street: Edward Ai Coppola.l nhyrt-clan. New Rochelle.

N. and; Solomon Star, STI Davison street, Oat Toss. Special to Net Tork Time. 8PRXNOFIELD, lit. June g.

An Involun j.n,11 id Bot) tary petition In bankruptcy was filed today mngneid siann pana, tne eipnn-er Company and R. F. Henndoa A Ca. of SDrlnrfleld aralnSt.vB. B.

Conover of thla etty. President of the Oonovef Grain Company. The proceedlnga grew out: of Uie financial dlfflcultlea of the K. B. Conover Grain Company and the Conevr-McHanry Elevator Company, wboee total UaUlttlea ag-giegato 1760,000.

Special fo Th Nc Tork Tims. CHICAGO, June Globe CottoA Ooods Company, J2 Wast Adams today filed a petition In bankruptcy. Inabilities wer listed at 9261.4 afcd aaaeta 149.704. Geore J. Kuhn.

President of the company, aatd that tbe company had stocked up on cotton and eottoa goods; when th market waa high. i j. A voluntary petition lh bankruptcy was also filed today by Harriet M. Curtla, wit liabilities of glXO.MT. an aaaeta An Involuntary petttlon In bankruptcy was Tied today aaatnst tne t.Axtern woolen Com pany, la oehait or Bcnwarts Wootoa Company as Leula Meyer with claims aggregating glaJOO aad Allied A Son.

not listed. JUDGMENTS. Filed yesterday, the first name brg that I vna i la New Tri; Ceaaty. American National Exposition, Inc. tt.

ueca Anslnl, Frank, by gdn. 42d Mah- hattanvUla A Su Niche las Av. Railway Cev, coeta Amarlcaa House and Wlodew Cleaning Inc. Lam Knitwear Cev. Inc.

J.l 40.10 Abrama, Heniy. Aiiuour A Co. .1,41 LA! Amartoaa Flying Club, Ino Metropolitan Tobaco Co i.7.710 Borenstaia, or Loula A. bp rung i .244 Barlow. Andrew D- I.

U. HormanuJ.410.il patting Appliance Corp-dohn L-Schoen- feid Inc U4.190.4T Btoewrtn. Moas and Theraaa. es'rsi die. H.

R. Roaeeatela It.rn.tt. Samuel A. J. W.

RanlOnL.I.435.y Central Silk Co. L. L.J. 25.20 Cohen. David M.

Scherhter et al. Denver Eata, Inc. J. H. Mel nick al.l&2.98 Davla.

Jefferaoo Metrooiltaa Tobacco Co. Fly. Harry A. At, A Harris et al.l. J.M0.4I Fteeman, Arthur J.

J. Roaenberg iwitiMe)wiWMtiUiII BOSTO! R. H. Whit Vtlis A. IMM.

furs; Mlae Adarna, skirts, bathing suits; Mlas Led wig, children's weler; L. F. HU1. woown's enata, drrnae: E. 8.

Carlson, houa fumUBtas; A. H. Shannon, silka. Areaa goods, Mr. Llchtsnstetn, mMi's furniHhlags; CharlM Kovea, men's elethln; Mlae A.

LavtnV wemao' awaatsrs; ft. eaneta. ran: 4.12 4th A. BOHTON Wm. 1iM Baas apttatra wrm.

r-niuipe, vmm i costutDea. cmi MlM Murpar. snisaas Mr. Hurley, women' inupenMv dreaaee; Miss Stack, rVliraaautirtg, eoata and suits: Mr. Poat.

rrda. rvp. Miaa Goodman, gtiaaas' sklrta; Mia RIU, women's eottoa waists, sweaters; Mis Kaleeke, neckwear; Mr. McNamee, saiUtaary; Mr. Brtshtmaa.

dlrlalon man-Mr, mlllta.rr Klaa Raev iafaata -Mr. Aasoa. arotma'e ahoe Mr, Dua.ui. nMR'a, aaoasj Mr. ilviloa mao.f.r, slioaa.

i Baaeaent Mr.1 Ring, w-inea'a mlaaHB dreaaea Miss Callahan, ailk and mu.lta underwear Mlas petU-eoats; Mi Bir, nrilUaary; Mr. Hahn. teather onds Mr. Tobey, ahoea; Mr. Goldberg, men's furniablng; Mr.

O'Brien, woman' a mtSMes eoata, still. Mr. Qulnn. boya' etothin. llarxaia Annex Mr.

Galns-borr, men a clothing 23 5th Av. BOfSTON42Ucbfist Co. basement A. Cohan, women's, misses' coats. suits.

sklrta, dreaaea, bathing eulta; Mlaa I. Markua. glrie' Junior eoata, dreaaea. akirtsi blooooera. mld-d W.

Wlocheatar, allki oatton walata. Rice, hosiery, knit underwear, florae; Mlas Ilk sweaters) Mis nillilnery; Miss K. Ksltner, lof ants' wrar mualla underwear, corsets, petticoats, bouse dreams, aprons; J. Aronson, boys' clothing, fur-niahlna-s. VpMalrat Mlaa M.

Hornateln. eoata. furs: 200 CUt Hootn SOS. ROB TON Hourhton A Dutton Co. W.

A. Oallaaher. Joba boya" waah eulta 8. T. Myers, paper hangers' supplies.

Fsltter ap plique, and ungrounded wall papers 129 W. 8M A. Fasti). BOSTON B. T.

Slattery Oeil Mlas Lohnes. aktrts; 10 E. 83d. B08TON Glddlnas A Burke J. Bark, mfrs.

atraw. felt McAlpla. BOSTON Leopold Mora P. H. St.

Armour, boys' clothing 200 Oth Av. Prince BOSTON Sylvia. Coptnger F. L. Syl.

via. ary goocta; 9 Laooara.i BOSTON M. J. Celllna; mfrs. duck clothing: Imperial.

BOSTON J. Dreyfuas A Sons; E. F.ibelman, awaaters. hosiery, mfrs; Imperial. RECORDS Franz.

Edward, and Gerald O'Connell tt-dward Frans A Co. Frederick Ochae Co. 205.0: Gilbert, Charlaa. and KSU People. Ac Graham, Michael E.

A. Q.i Campdln.lSl.43 ureene, Nathan, and New Amsterdam Casualty Co. People. .1,000.00 Cilltican, Michael J. O.

M. GouRh. WallatBeW. Thomas tan 228 20 UoWfrUIn, Louie I). Ray et ai T10.34 "eJ5Jr Vn-r.

ttoiiowell. .114.20 "reenDerg, cnarlea and Joseph Kalnen (Connecticut Marhlne and Tool Co.) Vandyck-Churchlll Co 115.25 Hlrach. WUllam M. 8. Schmidt .8.324.94 Haymea, Edna, and Samuel FeUx Peo ple.

Ac 500.00 Halpln. Sol Weber A Hetlbrener 188.80 Henlon, Harold M. National Trade Bureau) Robert J. Cum Printing Inc i 137.31 Holxman. Cohen A Inc.

D. 168.21 Hrman. WUllam. and David Soacal Perlman i 1T1.P0 Hartsfleld. Daniel W.J, E.

Logan 170.41 Jersey Pork Producing Com Fette et al 1,031.70 Kunkel. Herbert Tropical Paint and OH Co 141.74 Knowlton. George J. 157.91 Kite-Powell, Thomaa H. G.

Peck 2,033.04 Kings County Lumber Inc. Seaside Lumber and; Martin B. Morris State Mercantile Co. 136.01 Laroprlanakos, Geore, and Paul Pran- gulekle G. IUenthal S.V.20 Leech.

John C. i 132.80 Lockwood. Samuel G. Gulden 51.20 Laporte, Georg and Bruno C. Roaenberg 8.

E. 1.297.01 Loom, Hilda Cohen A Inc 172.96 Lucaa. Napoleon Benjamin C. Mc-Duffy and Herbert E. Casaldy (Automatic Faucet Co.) Chas Electric Molla, Charlea, and Amlder: AitIcodI Industrial Commission 9,409.74 Marden.

Orth A Hastings, Inc. Frank Hemingway, 114.50 Moody, Claude W. H. J. Rchultz 707.41 Malone, Frank E.

Amsterdam Agency. Inc 825.81 Miller, Rose, aad Benjamin Silver Peo ple. Ac iwu.w Mayeraohn. Loula M. Arjentb 7.127.PO McGlynn.

Thomaa E. Fltsgerald. 200.08 Nawaon, Nathan (Newson novelty uo.) E. O. Anderson ltW.10 National Lyceum.

Inc. Forward Assn.22o.50 N. New England a Pennsylvania Llahterag Co. o. N.

I'aquette itw.4 Parker. James B. Acker, Merrall A Condlt 13-MKt Perola. Albert Endlcott-Johnson Pilgrim Realty Inc. B.

W. Johnson .111,91 Parkman. Harry K. G. W.

757.70 Parquette Lighterage Fred erick C. uudrie ana ttaymona Roblllard O. W. I'aquette 140.40 Ruaaell, R. Dewey, and Henry Fenrak (Hotel Christopher), Vernle Rua.ell W.

G. Warner A Son. Inc 143.99 Roth, Edward Metropolitan Tobacco Co 245.07 Rodrian, Richard P. Miller 309.05 Robert D. King A Co.

climax smelting and Refining Inc 1.181.0s Rafferty, Jerome J. J. C. Pepper 910.1S Rusclolelly, Frank and Chester C. Dunkly (Imarnattonal Transportation Co.) R.

Pritchard Sr. et al 528.02 Pelf, Wm. B. Fostonlk Glass Co 34.30 Stevens. Nick, snd New Amsterdam Caaualty Co People, Ac 1,000.00 Charlea W.J.

J. .316.90 Schwarts, Petar Jr. A. A 8. Kuf lick.

1.004.65 Sherman A Asoclatea, Inc. R. E. Bell 8.416.60 Bplvak. Harry Baycone Fur Dreaalng Inc.

700.70 Anna and Michael Eiaen- ateln-People. Ac. SWVOO Silk Knitting Inc T. Gordon. .3.000.00 Spectitr, Nathan and Paul Spector.

or Pnllip Bpector (N. 8pector A Son) J. Koasoff 1,861.22 Bellman, laaeo Whltall TatUm Co 630 37 Stelndler. Martin J. R.

Mohr 162 JiO Suaklnd, Harry and Rudolph M. L. M. Horton et al 1.5AS.S9 Bchaefer, Jobrt T. Jr E.

G. Agbert.7.912.25 Sucarman, WUllam J. Wendlovltx 802.70 Sabatlno, Frank H. and Charlee-C. H.

Gllten i 221.81 Saucier, Theodore T. Badenach 206.59 Slecel. Bamett L. Kopelowlts et Sea Bide Lumber and Martin B. Morris Overland Trading Inc.

742.36 Tindall. Walter C. Fabricated Concrete Corp i 442.20 Tioxxo, Antonio, and Columbia Caaualty Co. People, Ac j.i. 1,000.00 Thyssen.

Robert A. Gillies, 412.00 Union Motor Truck Salea and Frederick A. Bchlanger Paramount Motor Corp. of N. 695.06 Same Same 6U8.35 Van Dyke Auto Inc.

L. Traut- fleld 423.20 Von Enale. Albert, and Fidelity and Casualty Co. of N. Y.

People. Ac. 1.000.00 valentine, Oelaomina, and Loula Valen tine V. Addeaa 753.90 Waterbury. Chaa.

L. RasclRno 346.04 Wads. Henry Standard Otl Co. of N. 190 Zamm Commercial Qarage.

Inc. aad WUllam J. BurnaE. Klndler 320.72 la Bronx County. Borland, William M.

Udaa $147.17 Boeclo, Lulgl A. Iluonaluto 37.T2 Itond a Mtg. Guarantee Co. and Title Guarantee A Trust Co. A.

162.06 Cherry, Harry B. T. Wild 308.44 Same G. Wild 180.44 Fortunoff. Joseph H.

Rablnowits 144.27 Meyer, Max I. 126 84 N. Y. Dock Co. O.

R. Dunham 1,132.75 Pedmoff. Morris A. W. H.

Lerner. .2,042.79 Roaenbloom. Morris R. Rals A Co 391.50 Schwab. Edwin A.

Novlck 228.31 Soroktn, Harry L. Goldsmith 154.47 Seidenberg, Hoe-Roberta Tire Inc.16.Y78 Shamforoff. William 275.8 BteUwagon. William D. 2,013.90.

SATISFIED JUDGMENTS. Th first name Is that lof the debtor, the second that of the creditor and date when Judgment was filed. la New Terk1 County. Quaranta, Gennero, Elf redo and Pa Balfour A Koch Jan. 83, .191 3..

$136.78 Heldelberger, Herman F. E. Croaby. Fab. 25.

1910 383.93 Conroy, Jallen, Thomaa R. O'MaUey and Harrison J. Cook Morris i'lan N. Y-. Jan.

11. 11S.90 Llfschlts. lsaao Schttler-Cohea Poultry M.rch 22. 1912 441.23 Kugelman, Jullue and Max Yan- kauer I. Mendelson.

May 16. Callaa Inc. Lord A Taylor, May 14. 1021... x.410.23 Benjamin.

Samuel M. Holmea Canning March 18. 1921 1427.98 Dresweil Inc. Gll--ne Costume May 31. 1U21 3,402.34 Kugelman, Julius G-.

and Max Yan- kauer I. Mendelson, 13. Faleo, Eugenia CheeebTOUgh Broa Nov. 1. 1912.

..1.007.02 Feldman. Mas O. Neachkea et May 18. 1921. d84.7 Schatxky, Jacob D.

M. PKkelny, April 1921.... 2.702.56 Mlddleton A Ltd. Miller, May SI. 1921 2.W0.12 Velvatone Powder Puff Inc.

Royal Minor May 23, 1921 Lurta. Kolman Simon W.wU Ina, Jaa. 5. 1921. Z.48A.S4 Bodanhelmer.

Bertram S-i Warhsman. June 19. 191. 831.87 Hershkowtta, Herman 1L Lang. Jan.

10. 1921 U.fc.L.. ..275.41 Mahoney. tnlsl J. A- A.

Sarafan. June 25, HOO Antinan, Abraham i A. CampbelL June 10. 1820. wax Vaaaty.

Antmaa. Abraham F. A. CaanbaU. i ARRI V.A BUYERS ArrtviB Buyers bv racist er la (hi column br tetetthonla Errant 10QO.

BOSTON Jordaa-Marah Co. trpatairaS. E. aanvry, CV1.LWO. I maui sumiwwjt, 0 ooata; T.

A. ran nan, gloves; H. T. Conway, men's hats, youth dothtng: W. F.

Varnnm. boya' clothing, waah clothing: E. A. Brown, auto livery, aut roods; Mis K. J.

Sutton, buttons: Mlae McCauley. women's ex xa six. apparels F. A- Fuller, gloves; jVfle B. Arm.trons.

women's oeuoa watsU; Mlaa D. Feeley. nerlicees. bath re bee, dreaalng saeques; Mia -l. Haughey.

mlea suits H. Hurd. women's knit underwear, hoalery; E. H. Pell, upholster)', curtains, portlerre Mlae M.

Sweeney, women' tailored suits. hMth-crad suits w. T. Myers, silk waists, sweatera; B. J.

Cnt-cllffa, whit gooda. linens; A. O. Sanborn, silks; B. E.

Taylor. mdse. manager. Infanta wear, email waraai underwear, Ae. Ilaae men-Mr.

L. Alttmaa. women's eoata. skirts; Mlaa M. E.

Blackden. small waraai E. J. Prendergast, mdse. manager, basement goods; T.

Reed, hosiery, underwear; Miss A. V. Barns, women' dreeoee; M. Roblllard, boys clothing: J. A.

Keough. men's bsta, clothing, clothing Mlas O. D. Hurtubse. women' autta; 432 4ta Av.

BOSTON A. Rosenatock Kodgrs. bouaefurnlahlngs. drapeHee, floor coveiina McAlpln. i BRIDGEPORT Caesar Mlach, H.

W. alder, o-wear 1.170 B'way (w, H. Montgomery). 1 li BUFFALO. N.

TWm, Hengarer Co. Mia P. Brtnton. eoata, suits; Mra. F.C Malloa, Infants' wear; 16 W.

89th. BirryALOWllliatn Hengerer Mis M. Pelloth. misses' wears 16 W. 39th.

CHARLES VON W. Va.Abney-Barnes Co. J. S. Dana, piece goods; AO Worth, 4th floor.

CHARLESTON. W. Oberlan; Mm. 8. Oberlan, Canton crepe, taffeta dressss; 43 W.

33d IT. I. Schwarts). i Teiaij D. B.

LoVeman J. P. Cravena, men' children's I. man'a elothlnc: W. M.

Kporbora. mdae. 1,160 B'way (Bear l.i lien ir au. it' CHATTANOOGA. Tennt S.

R. Rlakln. trlco-tine FaU dresses; I W. 2th (NaUonal purchasing it- CHICAGO Mandet I. McEJwee, boys', men rurnisninrs.

r.aia, j. Dawaon, men', furolehlnga. umbrellaa, men's underwear; Mr. millinery; Miss Connolly, infants' wear; Mlaa Singer, skirts; Mrs. wrappers, aacquea, fcl-monoa, petticoats, house dresses.

Infants wear, aprons (baaament) 22 12th floor. i CHICAGO T. Aacher M. A. Caspary, silks, velvets; J.

D. Nesser. flowers, feathers; F. N. Nlenwyer.

novelties; 320 6th Av. (J. H. Van Aradale). i CHICAGO The Fair; Vt.

H. Lam-rie. furs; 225 4th 8th CHICAGO Marshall Ftld A Co. J. M.

Kav-anaugh. confectionery; A. Davis, carpets (wholesale); L. M. Beale.

leather goods (wholesale); 1.107 B'way. 3d floor. CHICAGO Carson, Plrte, Scott A Miss R. Gross, furs; 40 4t Av. CHICAGO Chicago Mercantile Co.

H. E. Glatfelter. feathers, ostrich plumes; 621 B'way, Room 628. CHICAGO J.

V. Farwetl E. T. Fo-Bany, white goods; 43 White, 2d floor. CHICAGO M.

Alnblnder A M. Aln-binder. women'e. mi.ses' Fall suits, silk port suits; A W. 29th (Msrchanta' Buyers' Syndicate).

CHICAGO The Gray Garment Co. Mr. Oray. Fall trlcotlne dreaees; 8 2th (National Purchasing Mirrmn-i. Klein: 13.

E. Priest, under- wear, hoalery; 1.164 B'way (Fellowa Buying CHICAGO Chic aso Mall Order House L. Cohen, coat, suits: 6th Av. CHICAGO L. J.

Rubin -A tt. 3. Rubin, men's furnishings, knit goods; Pennslvanla. CHICAGO Nat. Rlbbaok A Mlaa D.

Gumbiner, waists, dres; materlala; Pennsyl- CHICAGO Nat. Rlbback A Miss D. Gumbiner, waists, dresses, materials; Pennsylvania, CINCINNATI Fair Store Co. A. Stern.

handkerchiefs, laces. Ac; J. G. Jutt, waah roods; 23 E. 26th (W.

F. Knott). CINCINNATI Main Cloak and Suit 8. Gotdbenc. woroen'a ready-to-wear, Pennsylvania.

1 CINCINNATI Kline Bros. Miss E. Klein, dresses; Miss Q. Livingston, suits; 404 4th Av. CINCINNATI T.

Covy; T. Coy. general Pennsylvania. CINCINNATI L. Rosenberg A Son (The Paris); 8.

Roaenberg, Jobs waah dresses; 870 7th Av. Wm. Gross A Co.) CINCINNATI J. O. Jacoba.

Joba aktrts. i Spring suits; 117 W. 33d (Hoffman A Hart- blay). CLEVELAND Wm. Taylor Son A baaement.

Mn. M. Flagler. Job. cotton dresses, skirt.

G. D. Grtoslnger. Jobs Jersey suits, mignonette suits and coats Q. W.

Buckhelt. Jobs boys' furnishings, boys' clothing (10 A. 22S 5th A Room 819. CLEVELAND The May: A. A.

Levy, muslin underwear, waiats, children's dresses, rompers; 87 26th F. Levis). CLEVELAND Root A McBrlde J. B. Callow, wash J.

S. Llttlefleld, white goods; 72 Leonard, 10th floor. CLEVELAND Halle Bros. G. Btlrm, men's clothing: 220 Sth Av.

(F. Atkins). CLEVELAND Kline Apparel Mrs. Cutter, dresses; 404 4th: Av. COLUMBUS F.

A R. Lazania A R. Lazarus, representing J. Bellamy, mdse. R.

A. men', furnishings; Mrs. A. M. Parker, girls' regulation reset's.

middles. Infants near: (for special sale); Miss M. Hempstead, neckwear, Mlsa L. Vornhalt, hnus dreaaea, aprons; M. H.

Simmons, hoalery, glovea; Mrs. Fairbanks, skirts; Miss Marry, leather goods. Jewelry; Miss M.i Le Crone, knit and Jersey silk underwear; 225 5th Av. (RetaU H.Mirh Assn.) i COLUMBUS. Ohio El M.

Newman L. Lowensteln, Jots summer dresses, wash satin skirts; 3 W. 2Stt.lv (Merchants Buyers syndicate). COLUMBUS. Ohio Uftlon J.

Bauer, tailors' L. M. (Hart- mdae. Pennsylvania. COLUMBUB.

Ohio F. T. Carroll. trimmings; Bre.lln. COLUMBUS, Ohio The Fashion; Kahn.

ready-to-wear; 251 6th Av, Flanagan). COLUMBUS. Ohio Bornhelm Cahen Main St. Store; C. Cahen, children wear, general 246 Sth Av.

CONNELL6VILLE. Pa. Bazaar Dept. 8tore L. Klnabursky.

Canton crepe, taffeta dresses; 42 W. 33l (F. J. Schwartz). DALLAS.

Texae Titche-Goettlnger 8. Mayer, millinery, underwear, waiats, corsets, infanta' 352 4th Av. (Klrby, diock a fianer.) DANVILLE. 111. Mels Broa; A.

Stela, suits, waists; 120 W. S2d (A. Fantl). A VENPORT, Iowa Abrahams B. M.

8. Abrahams, women's, mlaaes1 coats, suits, dresses; 308 5th Av. (A. Alexander): Pennsylvania. DAYTON Rlke-Kumler Co.

J. O. Davis, domestics, linings; Miss E. Schumacher, eor-aeta. underwear; 226 6th Av.

(Retail Re- aearcn Aaan.) -i DENVER. Col. Daniels A Fisher Store W. L. HUlyard.

coats, suits, waists, dresses, furs: S5 W. 39th (P. A. Shank). DES MOINES.

Iowa L. Oranakr A Eons: I Washer, cloaks, suits, millinery, underwear; 1,150 B'way (Baer A Llllenthal). DETROIT J. L. Hudson Co.

Mr. Well, mil linery; ri. Bartlett. cotton dresesst R. H.

Schouner, waah goods; Mlsa M. Osborne, dresses: Mr. shoes J. E. Spink.

children's socks. Job silk hosiery; 225 5th av. Retail Rearervrt Assn.) DETROIT Davidson S. Davidson, in- rsnts wear; Pennsylvania. DETROIT Newcomb-Endlcott Miss Magrath.

ribbons; 200 6th 11th floor. DETROIT Crowley, Mllner A Co. M. Lands-berg, boys' Summer clothing, furnishings, men's Summer trousers; Miss F. Wood.

Philippine underwear; 8. Cherkae, hoalery; Mr. Patten, men'e aulta; E. ser Linden, men'a neckwear, umbrellas; C. Green- berg, men's hosiery, underwear, bathing suns; miss a.

uoidlng, waists, sweaters, naming suits; 1ZU W. 5Zd (A Fantl) Dr.TROIT A. Krollk A J. Krollk, do- OU Way, iWOITl OOl. DETROIT Newcomb, Endlcott A P.

Aennedy. baaement, men furnishings, he siery, knit underwear, i sweaters VM 6th Room 1150. i DETROIT Frank A Seder D. Shlelda. men a furnishings, straw hata; 1,372 B'way Affiliated Retail Stores).

DETROIT Kline Garment Mies F. Rosenberg, cotton dresses; Mlsa Taylor, "Kina; tTn AV. ELMIRA. N. Y.

Berger A Radln. Inc. J. i. oerger.

men a nets, en's hosiery; McAlpin. ELMIRA Tpp turn, goods, wom- 8. A. Levtne, drees goods, silks, velvets, linings; 246 6th Av. yn.

9. i Ts i FALL RIVER. Man E. 8. Brown A.

F. womenra, InfanU' ready-to-wear: Pennsylvania. FORT WAYNE. Indv-Tsppar R. H.

Mlnntck, waah, allk dresses; 246 6th Av. iH. M. Des Marets). GRAND RAPIDS.

Mlchi Wuriburg D. O. J. L. Somrasrs, ready-to-wear; 1.281 B'way (Stanley C.

Macrae. GRAND RAPIDS, MUh Chas. TranMa Mrs. D. Martlndaie.

mualtn underwear. war4 432 4th Av. GREAT FALLS. Mont. Crescent D.

Q. F. K. McNeil, job taffeta, canton crepe dresses. Job serge, trlcotlne.

Spring eulU; 1.150 B'way (W. D. Staute). Room 612. HARTFORD G.

Foxi A J. T. TerrlO, wash dreaaea, basement; 120 W. 82d (A. Fantl).

i. i HARTFORD, Conn-6aga, A nan A O. F. Allen, ready-to-wear: 404 4th Av. HOLYOKE Chain Specialty i Stores; W.

Chain, dreaees; 37 28Ut. Room Martinique. HOLTOKE A Kantrowlts. 'canton crepe dresaea. Joba In organdie, cotton dreoeeej 8 W.

29th 'National Prchasin Co.) HOLYOKE. Maaa Chain Specialty Shoo; F. Roeenblum. shantung, pongee dree. Jobs canton crepe; 37 18th.

Room 606. HORN ELL, N. T-Style Clothing House: Mr. Ehrllck. Jobs den's, boya clothing; 8 W.

29th (National Purchasing Co.) HORXELU N. YUi A C. Mr. Landman, canton crepe i better grade ailk grosses. Jobs In women's suits, coats, wraps; Mr.

Weinberg, georgette wahns aad baaement specials; :3 W. S9th (National Pvrehaslnr i INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Pettis: D. G.

Co. J. R. Davidson, men's furnishings: H. O.

Thorn peon, Johe dotted Swiss, ready-to-wear: 240 Madisoa Av. INDIAXAPOLISe-Etroymaon A Wolf; M. Ptrashun, plec goods; i 120 ff. 82d (A. 1 INDIANAPOLIS H.

P. Waaaon A Mlae J. a. Vlekery, skirts: Miss -iama, blauae; Mia H- Redding. Junior' 120 W.

X2d (A. FaaU). INDIANAPOLIS L. 8. Ajrre A Mlaa A.

Sullivan, mUllnery; J. Gutman. chll- drea'a, growing girta' shoes; E. B. Davia.

J. Carraa. ahoea: t2S 6th Av, (Retail Hm- aearch i INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. W.

H. Block J. H. Haya. women's rady-t-wear; Miaa M.

A. Quill, waists, petticoat, sweaUrs UAl B'way 2. M. Goldberg). INDIANAPOLIS, lad.

Star Millinery S. H. Strickland, millinery goods; Navarre. JOHN3T0WN, Pa-I'enn Trafft H. Bchleealnger.

notiena. laoes, hosiery, IMU1 JOHN STOW K. Paw WWener Store: A. Wldener. ready-to-wear; 1,170 B'way, Room 817 Pennsylvania.

KNCIXVILLJS, Teaandereoa-tHiltn-Varaen G. L. Croaby, hlrta, underwear i Aw Worth. 4th floor. KNOXVILLE.

Tenn. 1. Briscoe J. E. Briscoe, domestic, wash goods; 73 Leonard Room 411.

LANCASTER, PsHager A R. C. Maatersoa. toilet goods, leather gooda. Jewelry; 404 4th Av.

LANCASTER, Pa. Bear A Wltmer; Mlas M. K. Grube. drissis, waiats, hoalery, nderwar; Martinique.

LIMA, Ohio Carter A Carroll; J. Kline, cot-ten piece gooda, aprons; Pennsylvania. LITTLE ROCK, D. O. H.

3. Lansing, dry goods; 0 Worth, 4th floor. LITTLE ROCK-Doyle-KMd T. O. Tt.

W. ciapham. men women'e wear; 0 Worth. 4th floor. LOS ANGELES Paris-Walker: W.

Fox. boys' clothing; 116 W. SOth (Weill A Hart-man). LOUISVILLE. Ky.

P. K. Henchey K. E. uch art.

coats, aulta. walsta. underwear; Pennsylvania. LOUISVILLE. Ky.

O. LewU Co. O. W. Russell, notions, ribbons, buttons; 106 Grand (Jay LOUISVILLE-Stewart D.

G. F. C. Camoen. notions.

toUet goods, leather gooda. Jewelry; L. G. Hoey, bedding, blaakeU. o-mestics.

linens; 16 W. 89th. MACON, Oa. Wurden. Smith O.

B. O. son, mdae. manager; soa em av. mircy.

Block A Fiachkr). MARION. Ind. Boston Store: K. S.

Klnnear, general merchandise; Pennsylvania. MEMPHIS Bry-Block Mere. Co. 8. Bern stein.

Jobs men'e palm tteaca suita ana pants; 1,261 U'way (O. soiomon). MEMPHIS, Tenn. W. R.

Moor D. O. J. R. Murray, knit goods, underwear; 25 Churrh Room 72.

i MEMPHIS. Tenn. B. Low.a stein A Brother. A.

E. spring, women cnuujren shoes: 120 W. Sd (M. H. Gradwohl).

M1DDLKTOWN. Conn. J. H. Bunce W.

Cramer, eoata, suits: Mia s. b. asar-ray. gloves, hosiery, underwear: 404 4th Av. MILWAUKEE Glmbel Brother; Miss R.

Schrelber, surf satin sklrta; B'way an in. MILWAUKEE Field's. S. T. Gans.

Jobs silk and wash skirts, also joe stia dreaaea: 1.140 R'wav. Room 1)04. MINNEAPOLIS Dayton Mrs. I. Caa- tle, waiats.

petticoats, middles, oaeomeat; 225 5tb Av. (Retail Research MINNEAPOLIS L. 8. Donaldson O. X.

Ambuxen, allka. woolen dree: goods; S4Q Madlaon Av. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. L. S.

Donaldson Mlas E. BptUane. mlsaea' wear; 240 Madison Av. MINNEAPOLIS Field's. R.

8. Schneider, Jobs silk an waan emits, also Joba allk dreaaea; 1.140 B'way. Room 604. MOBILE The Vogue; S. Arlmowita.

Jobe wash dre.ee., allk waist. M. Heuer, Jons silk aklrts: 870 7th Av. (Wm. Groas A Co NASHVILLE-CastneiKnott R.

Eagan. china, housef urnlshlngs Mrs. B. C. Nance, hoalery, women's knit underwear 23 E.

26th (W. T. Knott). NASHVILLE, Tenn. L.

Jonas A Jonas, women's niti; l.leo way; i-enn-aylvnnia. NASHVILLE L. Jonas A S. Jonas, Jobs Fall cloth skirts: 1.140 B'way. NEW BRUNSWICK.

N. J. Nathan's: M. Rosenthal, general Jobs Spring suits; 117 W. 33d (Hoffman A rtblay).

NEW ORLEANS. La. Krauaa 8. Livingston. Jobs silk shirts: D.

Schultx. vanity cases, toilet goods; 3 W- 29th (Llv-Inenton A Cohen). NEW ORLEANS. Lav Wagner C. A.

Wagner, pants materials: Broxtell. NEWPORT NEWS, Ready-to- Wear House; 8. Peyser, voile dresses; 236 Sth Av. (Thomaa Moffa). i NEWPORT.

R. I. Wm. Leys D- G. W.

A. Leys, notions, laces, rlboons; Pennsylvania. OMAHA Hera berg Broa. A. Hersberg.

waah dreaaea, ready-to-wear; 404 4th Av. (Jay A PEORIA, Clarke R. H. Wolfe. Jobe dress fabrics; 1.164 B'way (FeUows Buying PETERSBURG.

Vl, Southern D. G. aad Notion J. R. Jolly, gen'l 256 Church.

Room 61. PHILADELPHIA S. Snellenburg Mlas C. Lowen.teln, misses Junior girls ready-to-wear; 1,261 B'way (8. M.

Gold- beret. i PHILADELPHlA-Ink Co. H. Oursky, Joba bungalow aprons, 1,261 way (8. Solomon).

PHILADELPHIA Olmbel Bros. 14. Bohn. leather roods, B'war and 82d. PHILADELPHIA Danncnbaum Millinery J.

F. Ryan, flowera. feathers; Brlatel. PHILADELPHIA W. Freeman A Son: Freeman, boys' waist materials; Pennsyl vania, i PHILADELPHIA Moskowltx Tsltelbaum; H.

Teltelbaum, mfrs. dresses, silk waists M'way. i I HIIADELPHIA Blauner's;" S. Hlrschl, gen'l S. Bobls, Jobe silk and cotten walsta; Miss Brodsky, underwear, sweatera; J.

Sacha, children's wear: L. Welnstetn, fancy ailk skirts; 120 W. 82d A. FanU). PHILADELPHIA Lit Mlas Davis, sweatera: 1.261 B'way.

PHILADELPHIA Stewart'a; Mlaa St rouse, children's wear; 120 W. 82d (A. FanU). PHILADELPHIA Glmbel Brother: Mlsa A. McLaughlin.

Jobs better grade Waah, organdie and dotted Swlaa A. Loewen-thai, women's, mlsats' Fall suite, aklrts, bssement (for catalogue), 10 A. M. B'way and 32d. PHILADELPHIA Felnsoid A Sleptn; M.

Felngold. B. Slepln. woolens; 1.162 B'way. Room 1501.

PHILADELPHIA Blberman Broa. J. Hibernian, waists, dress Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA Corrain's Fashion Shop; H. C.

Corraln. Jobs cotton, silk dresses; 223 B'way (Leaser A Wood PHILADELPHIA Glmbel Brother: E. W. Goldman. mda.

ready-to-wear; way and 32d. TiTTT mrr, nL. Joba cotton, allk dresses: E. I'ruk. bova' clothing, furnishings 1,372 B'way (Affiliated Retail Store.

PHILADELPHIA Meyers-Ratler-Jaf fe Mr. Meyers, walata, 3 W. 29th. PHILADELPHIA Pearl berg A Cooper; R. 8.

S. Cooper. Spring eoata, aulta; 36 W. 64th, Room 1002. PHILADELPHIA Perlsteln A Co.

M. H. Moidauer, Fall dreaaea; 43 Wt 27th. Room 405. PHOENIX.

Arts. N. Diamond' A N. Diamond, women'. ready-to-Wear 25 W.

83d (M. Llctenatetn). PITTSBURGH Kaufmann A Baer C. H. Van Scoten, men', women', tloa, hoalery, men'a furnlahlr- Mlaa M.

Major, children's 404 4th Av. PITTSBURGH. Pa. Meyer Jona.aon Mlaa K. Luccy, aktrta.

rhihlren'a wear; 100 W. 82d (J. A. Hersberg). PITTSBURGH Frank A Sedan, E.

F. McDerroott, umbrellas. hoslsry; 1,372 B'way (Affiliated Retail Stores. PITTSBURGH Kaufmann' Dept. Store; M.

Ltppman. silks; A. B. Kuehn. H.

Heymaa. misses' dresses; Mrs. B. Solomon. mlUlnery 1.261 B'wmy.

PROVIDENCE Caesar Mlsch. Inc. G. Welder, ready-to-wear; 1,170 B'way (W. H.

Montgomery). READING. Pa. Kline. Epplhlmsr A Mrs.

M. Carroll, women'a. knit, allk, underwear; 432 4th Av. (D. G.

Union.) READING C. K. Whitney A 8. W. Lau-V-ach.

upholstery goods, rugsi Martinique. READING. Pa. H. D.

Kurts; dry gooda. notions; Imperial. READING. Pa. K.

Whitner; J. A. Tea-ger. men's turn, goods; Park Av. ROANOKE, Vi.

Iloa.no Notion Co. W. R. Hardin, general marchandiae Pennsylvania. ROCHESTER.

N. Lindsay A Curr J. Cook, llnena. flannels, blaa-keta; 4S2 4th Av. ROCHESTER Duffy-Powsrs Miss M.

Ernstone, Job children's organdie dresaea, mualln underwear; Foreman, Joba Bummer dreaaea. N. Patterson, allir piece gooda; T. F. Ranck, Joba Bprlrai -ooata, sulta.

dreaaee; Mra. E. Harlow, Job waiats; 1.21 B'way (8. Solomon). SAN FRANCI8(X Kemp A Marks: L.

Marks. Fall dressee; 370 7th Av. (M. D. Gowboek).

SCHENECTADY The Wallace CBrun- dlge, notions. Jewelry, books, fancy gooda; Martinique. i BCHEN ECTADT The Wallac Co. Mlaa E. Quay, laces, neckwear, trimmings, veils; Brsalln.

SEATTLE The Bon March; W. M. Thome. books, stationery; 226 6th Av. (Retail Research Aaan.) SIOUX CITY, Iowa Hlcka, Fuller Ml.

M. A. Link, Infants' wear; 429 B'way, 4th floor. SIOUX FALLS, S. D.

Bee Hive Co. C. M. Rohde. ready-to-wear; 1.164 B'way (Fellow.

Buying SPRINGFIELD Forbee A Wallace; J. A. St- Cyr. colored, toilet gooda, dreaa good. llnena; 240 Madlaon Av.

ST. JOSEPH. Un Tr.Ul, It Jfl Co.l A. B. Heetwoad.

allka. omestlca; 60 tL'Ak -n as vui KKJeur. ST. LOUIS Scruirra-Vandervoort-Barney; Miss 8. McKanna, lacea, embroidery, neckwear, trimmings; 223 6th Av.

(RetaU Research Aaan.) eJ. LOUlS-L2y A Walker rj. Q. W. J.

Cardie, notlona; 6 Worth. 4th floor. ST. LOUIS dtlx. Baer A Fuller D.

C. Co L. McAliater, cotton gooda. basement: F. J- Loewa, men'e furnlehlnga; Mlaa L.

Mo-Anally. aklrtat 1.107 B'm. ath rl. ST. LOUIS Kloa-Stlx D.

G. Ce. R. H. Ha-ler.

cotton dress goods; 877 B'way, Room euu ST. LOUIS Famous A Barr O- D. Heflln. domestics, linens; 1- Upright, men lurnianmgs: u. wjtHtn (E.

M. Soetmaa). ST. LOUIS Fashion Shop; CL Silver, bathin ettppere; 141 w. 32d.

ST. LOUIS Carl eton Clothtiur J. Ckiita. aaioi9S BTAtTlilSt tttrjM MnATC. A COM A Waah.

People's Stre Z. F. Hail, ruga, upholstery; 23 Sbta, (W. T. Knott.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind A Hec: E. J. Carpenter, baaement lines; 120 W. A2A.

(A. Wntl). TOLKIO W. L. Mllner A R- M.

A. drtw's knit enderwear. hoalery ambreUaa; 120 W. S2d. (A.

-FanU). TOLEDO Laaaile A Koch Mlsa M. A. Bonner, furs; 2ZZ 6th Av. (KaiaU Research TOLEtiO W.

jU Mllner A Mlaa H. iiodef job, eottoa waists: K. C. Camper, waah dmeaca, skirts; J. O.

King, mens- clothing; 120 W. 32d. (A. Fantl). i TOLEDO.

Ohio Lion D. J. Wml lkar. allka. dress goods, flaaaela.

waah gooes; 2ttn Kaon TOLEDO, Ohio Tbompeoo-Hudee Oo. M. R. Fpor. white gooda, lleena.

traveling 900 6th Room 614. Tvif vT 1 1 jl n. ell. waah gooda, llnena N. Nedder.

ahoee; 225 Sth Av. Ret all Reserch Assn.) 1 TOIDO Uon D. O. J. M.

Walker. allka. wash goods; F. Kuhlraan, men' far-! nlahlnr: 13 E. 26th.

CV. T. Knott). TOLEDO Hug Stein Cloak and Suit Mtaa Goldberg, walsta: Mlae Wolcott. i dreaaee 404 4th Av.

(Room 1101). TRENTON, N. J. Tarda; Cohen. Joba waah dreaaea; 170 7th Av.

(Va Groea A Co.) TROY, X. Y. Stanley MacGll.Sona; Mlas it. I Kent, cheap silk dreaaes; 1 Weet Mlh. 1 UT1CA, N.

Y-Tb Faahion Shop; Mr. coats, suits, dresses; 40 Weat 4th floor. I UT1CA. N. T.

Fink CC Fink, fur-' nishlng goods, sweaters, kclt gooda; Im-i pertal. I VAN NEST, N. TPlaxa Bhlrt U. flyman, pleoe gooda, silk slripea, 896 Broadway. Room 0M.

I WASHINGTON. D. Cv Laniritrrg! A Bro. A. Jackaoa.

ready-to-wear; USA 7th Av. (J.I M. WASHINGTON Woodward A Lnthrop; I. K. Frenanl, house furniahlngs, eh tne.

glaae. ware: H. C. Pierce, baby carriage; Mlaa M. Dora Colllna.

women'a neckwear; Miaa E. Hart, mtaaea' ready-to-wear: Mrs. M. McClure, ready-to-wear Mra. J.

C. Nourae, art gooda. art embroidery, leather I goods, stationery; Mlas I. Sleagall, waiet. E.

A. Robinson, mdae. ngr downatalre 831 4th A v. WASHINGTON. D.

C. Robert's; I. K. Block. canton crepe, taffota di esses; 42 Weet 33d (F.

I. Schwartz). WASHINGTON. D. White'; I.

B. Block, canton crepe, taffeta dreaaea; 42 Weat 33d (F. I. PchwartX). WASHINGTON.

D. Michael': E. B. Nager. pongee aulta; dotted Swlaa dreaeta; SO Weat Ad floor.

WASHINGTON. D. King's Palace; King, cloaka, aulta, dressee, mUllnery; Cumberland. WASHINGTON, D. The Heeht Co.S Mlas L.

Langenkamp. Job coats, dreaees; 115 W. SOth kWeill A Harmann). WATER TOWN. N.

T. F. A. Empaall A L. A.

Carpenter, mUllnery. children's wear 120 West 82d (A. Fantl). WHEELING. W.

Va The Hun; W. R. Ell-kaa. Jobs Spring suits; 117 Kid (Hoffman A Harthlay). WILMINGTON.

Del Delaware Notion I. B. Flnkelsteln. muslin underwear, vo- men'a wear, neckwear; 350 B'way, Room 706. WILMINGTON.

Del. Kennard A Pyle; Mlas Carrick. Jobs waah dreaaes; 370 7th Av. (Wm. Groaa A Co.) WILKE8-BARRK Wilkea-Barre D.

O. Mlae A. Latimer, ready-to-wear; 23 E. 20th (W. T.

Knott). WILKES-BARRE Mac Williams C. D. Frey; Mr. Mosk, fur: 134 W.

32d (C. 8. Logan). WILM INGTON R. Topkls's 8ons; C.

Tepkls. ready-to-wear; 1,261 B'way. (Stanley O. Macrae. WOOSTER, Ohio H.

Freedlander A Kn-ed lander, general Pennsylvania. WORCESTER. Mass. Charlrts Putnam A Co. J.

M. rod berg, woolens Pennsylvania. WORCESTER. Mass. J.

C. Maclnnea Co. O. E- Adama. knit underwear, meo's furnishing goods; 4.13 4th Av.

WORCESTER. Mass. I. Friedman ft nicker; M. Drucker, mfrs.

cotton waists; Brestln. YORK. Pa. P. Wiest's Son: L.

Cohen, Mm. L. M. Culbertson, Jobs waah dreaaes; 870 7th Av (Wm. Groas A YOUNGSTOWN.

Ohio G. L. Fordyce Co. It. P.

Burchfleld, ready-to-wear; D. B. Jones, men's furnishings, underwear: 404 4th Av. YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio B.

Menus C. L. Woodworth, high-grade dreaaea; 1470 B'way (Pond A Dunn, YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio Strouaa HIrshberg Co. R.

J. Bescon. radne. ready-to-wear; Miss A. Shannon, Infants' wear; Mra.

M. C. Meeker, dreaaea, aklrts; 1.150 B'way (Baer A Llllenthal). YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio O. M.

McKelvev O. D. 8hts. ready-to-wear; R. T.

Thompson, domestics, blsnketa; 1.281 B'way (Stanley C. Macrae. YOUNO8T0WN Strouss-Hlrshberg Co. Miss R. Bauer, aprons, petticoats; 1.150 B'way; Park Av.

Only: JERSEY SUITS la Regulars and Stylish Stouts White Suits New Homespun Suits Sport Jackets Quick Deliveries 212 Fifth Avenue Telephone Madison Square 2147 rWholesaJ On I Summer Dresses of Silk Cotton All the latest materials and styles for street and aar At Most Reasonable Prices in IpcjV for shipment. See Us Before Placing Your Orders. TIPTOP DRESS CO. 35 West 32d St. New York DRESSES CANTON CREPE Sport Models Hand Embroidered Affetf Beaded.

Pleated Beku Taffetas, Kitten's Crep Iwlm, Orrandles, Voiles. Retail at 15-110 FFl I FR 34 West 32d Sl a Al-iJ-illV ShowTaota 1 Star Jersey Heather Suits Immediate delivery atad of Security Mills material SAMUEL SILVER. Inc. 1237-1239 Broadway Aucnoxa. New York Far A actio Sale Corporal ioa will sell at PUBUC AUCTION at 550 West 36th Street, New Tork City oa Jan 23rd, at I0t30 A.

M. the hltheat bidder. 7114 Dreased and Seal Dyed M-alral to Im sold ia eta (6) separate Iota. Oae lot of Dreseed Maakrats. 172 Dressed Wolf (Ifcl).

Property of A. Boadar, lac' Geod. ean he Inspected Jaae Xtth at th Corporation's warahtfna from A. M. St.

A depoeli of not lee than 11 la repair at the time of pare has aa4 parchases mast he paid for asd cleared aTUJUa ear iX Aagni Sworn Ut ot ai JfHeW BUY TO RETiUL 1 .06 Immediate 'GREEL'BESG-HMCUS For your irnmecliate need 10,000 Cotton Dress White embroirJered dotted trvisses, fancy voiles, and giqghami. i A complete line of graduation jdresset I in organdy, voile, and AT LOW PRICES -Greenberg Weineri Ga I 31 27TH N. Y. WANTED SILK DRESS ANY QUANTI BY FRANK SEDER STORES Call today with samples Between 9 1 1 A. M.

1372 BROADWAY Dresses 1 0,000 Cottons FOR CASH. Apply 47 West WHOLESALE ONXY WASH DRESSES Imported and Domestic GINGHAMS and VOILES. Immediaie Delivery. S. E.

BADANES CO W. 2iSi Near 6lh Aenue 1 3. Wholesale Only CHECK ZEPHYR GINGHAMS IMPORTED ARTHUR WALKER GO. 345 Broadway, REPRESENTATIVES Wholesale Ons DR. COTTON FROCKS PRICES REMARKABLY LOW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

CHILDREN'S DRESSES CLOSING OUT Daddy Daughter Dress Corp. I t' SA Weet ttn M. Ci.t. lists of-X0O0 Oetheaf A iaeil iimn BUYS I SiDOO IX Orjr Peg. Sum OOOSeirrte 3 DIRECTORIES Including Mootlfr Sapptaaents el Rtvinona and Additions RESPONSIBLE RETAILERS ciinrrrirm fo aaeaaw.

2i Only' 4 SJIIT PROFITABLY i AT It ISO Delivery I CD. 458 Broadway i voile. JOBS IN 29th 5th To Retail From $15.00 til Y. Gty. Chicago, 412 S.

Wn St. Si. Louis. 505 K. St.

Boston. 1 16 Bedford St Phils, 929 Caestnul St. i IVHOISAUt CKL 1 UOISTEN YOUiG I I AM COePeeWV I I 34 St. New) York I I KeOKT COATS I 1 SUA aau; Liaea Dwe baa, aiat. Mmm aas JtowoMf Wbojeaal Only 1 Cl3JNC ocr? COTTON DRESSES Leaftnir ma Beat dvMa, AT VLR LOW PRICES.

I CIPP TKe prlr 118 WES fr a 22D ST, If. Y. WANTED a popular-prteeA ehndrea'e a nt dreaaes. for Hreteytvanla mat eer lark State, a lea for Hew Enciaa Bta. r.

k. tke rlht person: eeasnlsatea anL Araerts wn. nme pr call ALLIANCE DRESS CO. Um eM ZSth AC, K. RESIDENT BUYER WANTED.

w4WaHUA- A biefc-daae snaiufartorrr. ed acd fcnanra. COATS la ladiee tprretla pricee. the flat rUTTA as 4od stoerta at ta meat la- eea fee few mare Baanmj One Oar- meats are Trove to intereatinc. Wrtta T.

a Strictly oscCaaatlil 1214 WDsoa M- VTo wiU rtmOMti Tom Cm I. i OUtStfiTKjing its Warehouse Receipt The Finance EacAaas rufa. Beertta Orees ES I) 8 Ji i I 1 araed or Silks r1 i 1 i Floor. I terlal SAA if i I 1 I.