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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-16

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CITY OF III NSACoLA. FLORIDA.
300 GOO "a

i
CITY OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA
500 600 10
DOCK and Belt Railroad Improvement Bonds
Principal and Interest Payable IN Cold
Sealed bids viii BE- received hy the BOARD
Of Commissioners OF the City N Prurncoia
Florida, from December "a 1870 10 twelve
O'Clock noon Of January 10Th 1921. Tor All
or any part Of the City OF f'enRacofa
800 90 $40 Dock and Belt Railroad I'm
pruyemcnt Bonds for delivery 10 purchaser.
February LIST, 1921.
Bids must be on form Of pronosaf Furnished
by the City Of Pensacola
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or eli
bids. Said bonds being 20 year bonds. atcd
January J., 1920 copy ~ opinion Of John q
Thomson. attorney New York, VIII be fur.
ui shcd succcssful bidder.
Tor further particulars address The United
States Mortgage and Trust Company So
cedar ST.. New York ~ " or the under
signed r. ID SANDERS.
Attest: Mayor City az Pensacola.
L e HEtNBEBG. city CLERKS
PROPOSALS FOR LEASE or PIER 3
ARMY BASE. SOUTH BROOKLNN. Office
Assistant Chief transportation Service. Ho-
bokcn. n Us pled proposals VIII be re
ceivcd here until ~ A. NJ, Dec. ~. 1890. and
Then opened for lease 81 Pier 9. Army Ease.
South Brooklyn. Full Information viii be
furnished upon application TO this office.
PROPOSALS. lor Bed shcete.-Office % Tho
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dCphia. Pa. scaled proposals VIII be re-
ccived here until II A. NJ December 30. 1920
for furnishing all or any part OF $50 600 He'd
Sheets (singlel, Information upon request.
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OLYMPIC TO BE LAID OFF.
white star Liners OIL Bunkerage
VIII He Increased.

The White Star liner Olympic will be
laid off. to increase her oil bunkerage
capacity, upon completion of her next
voyage to Southampton. upon which she
sails from New York December 20, Il
was announced yesterday. The vessel
viii be taken to the Harland T. Wolf
yard at Belfast and will not return to
service until the second week In March
Her oil bunkerage. now 5,06s tons.
will be increased to 1856 tons. or more
than enough fuel for q round trip II
was stated that oil burning has proved
a complete success on the olympic and
that it's efficiency Is far above that OF
coal, mile an hour better speed having
been obtained with oil than with coal.
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Army Orders
Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C.. Dec. ~. (


These army orders have been made pub
lie.
INFANTRY-Maior J. p. Byron. head
quarters, Davenport, detailed as professor
OF military science. Fischburue Military
School. Wsynesboro, Va; First Lieut..
Thomas ]. Head. assigned 20 the tauka.
Camp Meade. First Lieut.. J y Greene. as
eigued 90 First Infantry, Camp Travis First
Lieut.. ". z. Simpson, Forty-firut Infantry.
20 Washington, report 20 chief OF staff
Major Charles G. Hcrrck. assigned 10 Forty
fourth Infantry. Lieut. col. w. y. Burt. az
signed 90 Twenx -rvth Infantry Camp DIX
First Lieut. Il DeCaro. assigned 20 Sixty
third infantry. PlattsburR Major James
Cosrrove. Capts. Albert a. c. Bedinrer and
Guy w. Grant and FRS; Lieut. Robert y
Granthan, honornhly discharged
WHITEWATER CORPS-First Lieut..
clinton p. i. Bril-, detailed 70 take course
~ Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
capt J.. NJ Edwards. 20 Ranson1c. w. Va.
FIRST Lieut.. W. y. Katz, resigned First
Lieut. W Van y Newberin. 70 Camp Hola-
bird: Capt. Y. ]. Lypstreu and First Lieut.
Ernest VI phcips. honorably discharged
MEDICAL COftpS-Msjor George v Jones.
relieved Camp TAYLOR. 20 Camp Sherman
Ma tors Frank p Aud and James NJ. McNau
.Tapfv AimOu q Morse Meredith " Murray
and ~ " Todd and First Lieut.. Charles Il
uarrod honorabiv discharged
ORDNANCE DEpARTNFNr-Ma'or Fd
ward w Phillips. 20 headquarters Third
Corps Area. Baltimore: Major w. X Rich
~ds 20 Fort Mcpherson: Major Sheldon y
Craft. honorably discharged Major Fred
Tognrson and First Lieut.. n. G. Wilson. a.
headquarters Third Corps Area. Baltimore.
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Italy was the largest export buyer in
yesterdays cash wheat market That
country was reported as buying 500. 900
bushels OF Gulf. or the bulk of the busi-
ness worked. Reported sales of Mani
toba lacked confirmation and IL is
thought unlikely that any such business
was transacted as navigation is closed
and all or nearly all of the grain pre-
viously shipped was purchased Ex-
porters, however. did sell 10000 to
100000 bushels of rye to Germany. Do
nestle markets were again dull, with
the -four demand continuing disappoint-
ing The report that millers in the United
Kingdom would close for ten to fourteen
days was not pleasing to the trade here.
NEW YORK PRICES.
wHEAT-No. 2 red and No. 2 hard, HOE.
C. 1. T., track, N Y.
CORN--No. 2 yellow. 97Ec.: No. 2 mixed,
92&. c. |. T.. n. Y. ten days shipment.
OATS-No. white and No. white quoted
at &c; No. white. Gle: No. white
59ISc. fancy clipped white, 64ik665c.; ordi-
nary clipped white. 64lsT65c. all elevator.
RYE-No. Western. $17sA. (. o. b., and
81 72A, C. 4. T., N. Y.
BARLEY--Feeding. ssqo4c. mailing. CSC. %
81 OF. c. II, n. Y.
BUCKwHEAT-sound milling. $3.50 asked
HAY~No. I. s1.soe2: No. ?. s1.soa1 90:
No: 3, s1.65@1.7b; shipping, s1.45a1.55.
sTRAW-No. rye, $1Sq2o a ton.
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RADIO SERVICE TODAY.
Intercity COmmuni cation to Re
Opened by Mayor HyIan.

The first direct intercity radio COM
munications service in the United States,
connecting New York with Cleveland,
Chicago and Detroit, will be inaugurated
in the City Hall this afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Mayor Hylan will send out the
first message. and the Mayors of the
other three cities will respond.
The system which will be used by the
service was perfected by Earl ]. Simon,
an American inventor. Representatives
of various civic organizations and city
officials have been invited to attend the
ceremonies
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HIGHWAY BILL URGED.
House Committee Hears Pleas for
Macarthur Measure.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Passage Of
the Macarthur bill approprlating $780,
100000 for road building was urged to-
day by a delegation OF the State high
way commissioners appearing before the
House Roads Committee. Every State
except Washington was represented by
highway officials who declared that
since all of the 1915 900 600 appropri-
ated since 1916 for State aid in road
construction had been allotted, road
construction would be greatly curtailed
unless the Federal Government made
more funds available.
Under the Macarthur bill the Govern
ment would allot s100.O0O.OO0 annually
for four years TO the various States
for new road work.
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U. s. ISSUES ovERsUBsCRIBED.
Applications Are for s2OO,Oo0,o0O
More Than Needed.

WASHINGTON, Dec 15.--Secretary
houston announced tonight the ove-
subscription by $500 600 900 Of the two
Issues Of Treasury Certificates offered
last week. The total subscriptions az
gregated over s700, 600 600. the Score
tary said, for the combined issue. which
was for approximately $500. 900.
The Issues were offered TO meet. IN
part the se4o,0o0,000 in maturities y
certificates and interest payments due
to-day and $500, 600, 900 maturing next
month as well 8 current expenses which
n is estimated the $3.50, GOO. 900 due to-
day from income taxes will not cover.
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THE PLATT IRON WORKS COMPANY.
To the Holders of
First Mortgage Six Per Cent. Sinking
Fund Twenty-Hear Gold Bonds issued
and outstanding under the Mortgage

and outstanding under the Mortgage
of The Plat Iron Works Company 10
Central Trust Company OF New York
as Trustee, dated August 1, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that The Platt
Iron Works Company has called for re-
demption on February /, 1921. all OF the
bonds issued and outstanding under the
above mortgage at l05 per centum OF the
face amount of said bonds and accrued
interest; that on said first day of Feb
ruary, 1921. there will become due and
payable upon each OF said bonds the
principal thereof with five per cent. pre-
MUM thereon, and that no further interest
will accrue or be payable upon any OF
said bonds after said firsr day OF Feb
Holders Of said bonds are hereby re-
CURED to present the same for redemp-
ton on said first day of February, 1921,
at the office OF Central Union Trust Com
pany of New York, No. so Broadway, n.
Y. CIT, .hll bonds so presented must be In
negotis DE form accompanied by the coupon
due Ausust 1. 1921, and all subsequent
coupons.
Holders OF said bonds may obtain pay
nent OF the same at any time prior to
said first day OF February, 1921, at 1916 per
centum OF the face amount thereof, to-
gether with the interest accrued thereon
30 the time of such payment, upon the
presentation and surrender at said office
of said Trusr Company Of the bonds held
by tthem respectively In negotiable form
accompanied by gu unmatured coupons.
Dated. New York, December ., 1920.
THE PLATT IRON WORKS COMPANY,
BY J. r. HARTLIEB. Vice President.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. i5.-Higher prices
prevailed to-day In cotton. although after
midsesston the tendency was toward a re-
action. Covering by shorts and new buy
ing stimulated by the bulge In New York
yesterday and by the belief In q reaction
from the long decline were chiefly re-
sponsible for the upward movement, which
at its best carried prices 81 to 65 points
over the level of Mondays close.
Ciosing prices, however. showed gains OF
nut p to 81 points compared with the final
prices Of Monday. The close: December,
20; January, 1860; March, 1870; May,
Il 90, July. 15e2. - -
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If you have money to in
vest and are seeking OPP
portunities in the bust
ness world, either as a
partner or as an owner
Of business, consult the
Business Opportunity col
umns of The New York
Herald both daily and
Sunday, which usually
appear daily among the
classified advertisements
and in the Want Direc-
tory on Sunday.
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SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Galveston quiet, unchanged. at IS. CSC. !;
changed. at 14.75c.; sales. 2.54s Mobile,
nominal, at 14.75c.; no sales. Savannah,
nominal. unchanged, at 15.7Sc.; sales, nil
Augusta, quiet, unchanged at i5c.; sales,
210 bales. Memphis. unchanged. at i5c. :
sales. 100. st. Louis. unchanged. at i5c ;
sales, nil Houston, steady, unchanged. at
unchanged, at 15c.; sales. 300 Dallas,
steady, 10 points higher, at 1886; sales
13. 75c.; sales 1850
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TO ISSUE 1000, 900 IN STOCK.

The Public Service Commission
authorized yesterday the issuance OF
S2.G0O.OOO In per cent. cumulative pre-
ferred stock by the Kings County Light
ing Company or the proceeds Sl,750,-
600 Is TO be used for Improvement Of
the company's plant and enlargement OF
its service and the remainder will be
used as working capital
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LIVERPOOL. CARRIES

middling, 1o.41d. Sales, 1000: American
5000 Exports. 81 900; American, Is. 900
Tenders new docket, 1000 bales. Futures
opened quiet at % to SO points advance;
closed steady at ~ to 40 points advance
December closed at io.s3d.: January. 10. 9od. !:
March, II Old; May, II 10d.: July, 11.11d
Manchester yarns and cloths dull.
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LONDON wool MARKET.

roNpoN Dec l5.--At the wool auction
sales to-day S.126 bales were offered
Fine medium greasy Merinos and tho
best OF the scoureds sold more freely
but az unchanged prices. Crossbred.
we're heavy
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Vow YORK, DeCemDer 10. IU20
Dividend Of one Dollar and Twenty-Five
cents (Sl % per share. on the Capital stool,
q this Company has basn declared payable
February !, 1921. at the office OF the Gem
eral Treasurer. TO Stockholders OF record A.
the close OF Business January Q 1921
For the purpose OF the Annual Meeting %
Stockhoiders OF this Company, which win be
held January 90, 1921 the stock transfer
books VIII be closed at L. NJ. January s.
1921. and reopened az 10 A. NJ January 20
MILTON s RARcrp r.n-,n-nt tl,.............
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties AZ the Custom
House yesterday were S459 ,694..07 Of
witch sI4s060.97 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded. Warehouses and
S511,63310 for recent importations.
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sew Eurk. Deceuahss ?.

To the Sh ss=rdsdffa Of
The Na.inr ..x
Of Ne ZOrk:
You are hereby modified that the Animal
Meeting of the Shareholders Of The National
Park Bank of New: York has been duly
called, to be held at its Banking House, No.
PA Broadway. New York City on Tuesday.
January 18th, 1921, at u O'Clock noon. FOR
the purpose Of eiecking Directors for the en-
suing year and to consider and act m
amendment TO the Articles OF Association so
rs TO authorize total capital OF $40 600 COO,
and upon proposition to increase the Capt.
tai Stock Of the bank by the amount Of
81 10 900, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the meet
ing.
The Transfer Boolss VIII he closed at II
O'Clock noap ON january Sth, 1921, and Will
remain closed until January 18th, 1921.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST NJ CONNOLLY Cashier
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Ar ericsn TeIertone & eIeranh Ca.

a dividend Of Two Dollars per share win be
PAID on Saturday, January t. 1921. 20 stock
holders Of record az the close o. business on
Monday December 20. 1870.
G.. p. MILNE. TREASURED
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Chase Securities
Corporation

The Board OF Directors has declared 8
dividend Of 50. per share on the capital stock
of this Corporation, payable January 3, 1921,
TO stockholders OF record at the close %
business December 81, 1920. The transfer
books VIII not close.
VIM. G. SHAIBLE, Treasures.
Tler
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FIDELITY INTERNATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY
New York city

The Board OF Directors Of the Fidelity IN
ternationai Trust Company has declared
quarterly dividend Of TWO AND ONE HALF
PER CENT (2ER) on the capital stock Of
the company, payable December 3lst, 1890.
20 stockholders of record at the close OF
business December 22ud. 1920.
Transfer books win he closed at p NJ
December 22nd. 1920. and viii reopen
January goth. 1921.
Checks for the dividend viii be mailed De-
cember so, 1920.
ARTHUR W. MELLEN.
Secretary.
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oFuer or the bDard OF DIRECTORS.
ERNEST v. CONNOLLY. Cashier.
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the CIV Of New York.

New York, December 18th. 1920
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
mectng OF the shareholders Of this bank
for the electiorg OF Directors TO serve dur
ing the coming year and for the trans
action OF such. other business as may come
before the meeSting viii be held at the bank
ing house, Ne ssau and Pine streets. Tues
day. January 11th 1921, between the hours
OF II O'CLOCK. a. NJ. and - o'cl9ek NJ.
WIN. L. GABLE. JR.. Cashier
meeting Of the members Of r. and T.
Garage Co9lpany, Inc. will be held Deem
Der 29th, 1i20. at twelve O'Clock noon at It's
office. lar Fourth Avenue, Borough OF Man
haitian, NV York City, for the purpose o.
elccting directors
Dated New York. December nth. 1920
ROBERT FRIEDMAN
Stakeholder Of eaid Corporation.
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Shop Owners Are Helpless.

The shop owners are also helpless. A
manufacturer can't choose his own en-
ployees. He asks the union for a cutter,
a tailor, and they send him a man, and
he is with you for life. The union won't
let you discharge him; they won't trans
fer him and they won't send another.
The union tyranny is worse than the
Cars.
New York city as a clothing market is
being killed by the union tactics Buyers
are going elsewhere. Amy number Of
manufacturers are moving out Of the
city, know one who Is going as far
away as Puerto Rico
And there's something else that ought
to be called to public attention. Ny
workers told me that in dues and assess
ments they contributed an average Of
S11O to the union last year. Now, the
union claims $4,000 members. which
makes a sum of S7.150. 600. What Is
done with this money these workmen
contribute? If they put that much in a
savings bank the State would look after
their interests; these union people do
with this money as they please"
The Amalgamated issued statement
intimatlng that armed violence was part
Of the programme of the manufacturers.
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quarterly dividend OF one ana three
quarters per cent. has been declared on the
Preferred Stock Of this Company. payabls
January 3rd, 1921, 10 Stockholders Of record
a. the close Of business December 10th. 1890
Transfer books VIII remain open. Checks
mailed
n u IsMnN- Scrrr.nr-. ana rrnn-,rr-
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The Board OF Directors Of the Empire
steel Iron Company have declared the
regular semi annual dividend Of Three usr
cent $50 on the Preferred Stock of the
Company payable January 1st, 1921, TO
stockholders Of record ~ the close OF bust
ness. December 10Th. 1920
J. S. STILLNIAN
Secretary.
Catasauqua. Pa. December 18Th. 1920
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WILLIAM FARRELL & SON. INC,
Vow Yorls. Noyember el. I9g0.

New York. November 81. 1920.
DIVIDEND No. 6.
AZ n meeting Of the Board Of Directors o.
William Farrell a Son. Inc. held November
"a, 1870. q regular quarterly dividend Of
$40 per share was declared on the pre-
ierrcd stock OF the company, payable Jauu-
AIRY 3, 1921. 20 sha reholders OF record AZ
the close Of business December 90 1870
JAMES Y. WOODWARD Treasurer
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BERNARD a. RosENBLATT,
MAURICE c. BRAvEMAN'.


p. S.-The meeting of the Land Certificate
holders OF the Land Certificate Fund WIN be
held Immediately upon the adiournne-ts AZ
the meeting of the Stockholders r71siht 1s-
lear Zion Commonwealth slrt 20 "a sFtna
plhca
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Haxy Report About Bullets.

Members of the Amalgamated picket
ing the shop of Schwartz & Jaffe. $50
Broadway. were surrounded by group
of rowdies," the state<Qent said. The
rowdies were dispersed by the police.
One of the rowdies dropped number Of
bullets from his gloved hand. He was
searched by the sergeant in charge, and
a revolver was found on him. The SER
geant arrested him"
No report Of such an arrest, however,
was on file last night in any Of the po-
lice stations in the vicinity of the alleged
attack on the piclets The manufac-
turers on their side reported a case OF
violence which resulted in the arrest OF
two Amalgamated workers and their
subsequent discharge by Magistrate
rockingham in Essex Market Court.
Early In the day william Bandler.
president of the manufacturers, asserted
two or three shops which had orders to
fill had reopened under changed con-
ditions." and another official last night
increased this number TO ten. Neither
would state what tie changed condi.
tons" were, but il was understood TO be
a slight revision of the present weekly
wage system, rather than the pieceworR
payment system, which the manufac-
turers are fighting to install as the
piecework standard has not yet been an
nounced. Against this announcement, the
Amalgamated stated that pickets before
the suspected shops report they were not
in operation.
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ELrrTnNs AND meetings..
NOTICE OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THH STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
AMERICAN ZfJN COMMONWEALTH (TNf.l


A regular injecting Of the Stockholders of
the AMERH;i-N ZION COMMONWEALTH
pNCD VIII H. held on the Goth day Of De
cember 1920, at 700 O'Clock in the eveuiaE.
n the oftice. Of the Cooperation. room 2. on
the Efficiently floor Of 80 Fifth Avenue, Bpr,
ough OF MlnhRttan. CITY and County -
New York. Tor the purpose of electing Direc-
tors. and for such other business may
properly d,me before said meeting, including
a propossd amendment of the BYLAW
amending the first sentence OF Article I, Sec
uon ], - read as follows
The, annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the, American Zion Commonwealth Qnc.s
shall Voc held In the City OF New York. at
plate designated hy the Board of Direc-
tors, on the last Tuesday IN October Of
sach, and every year ar eight o'clock T.
NJ, for the election Of Directors, and for
sucn other business as may properly come
before said meeting"
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s544; Campvtlle Dairy Company, s4s5; stur-
CESS Burns Company, 1924 Walter JET
ireys Carlln Is attorney for the petitioners
Wlllfuehr, Herman A. Willfuehr. Jose *.
Codina and Edward b. Goate. trading as the
american Fuel and Shipping Company, II
Battery place. in behalf Of three creditors
Liabilities and assets not given. The petit
toning creditors and amounts claimed are:
Va, $685.. SAB; Rumbough & Mayors OF
Greensburg. Pa. s55.579; Frame. Friend &
stineman. Ipc.. of New Haven. Conn.
In the petition It Is charged that on Sep
TENDER i corporation called the Hay
Creek Galleries. Inc. was incorporated under
the laws OF New Jersey by the two Will
tuehrs, Codina and Goate, with William g.
Eakins, r. T. Crawford and Frank Spears
and shipment OF coal has been carried on
by the defendants with money which should
have gone TO the payment Of their debts
The petition states further that both the
Willfuehrs. Codina aud Goate had trans
ferred their bank accounts TO relatives with
IN the last three days. Louis H.. Rowe OF
man Wright are attorneys for the peti-
TONERS.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules I'm bankruptcy were
filed in the United States District Court
Wednesday.
Schedules of Harry Pottick, trading as the
Merit Dress House, dresses, 20 West Thirty
first street, show liabilities of S2e. 621. all
which S3.i33 represents debts due on open
accounts, $4,000 machinery. tools, &c, and
SJIs unliquidated claims. Samuel ID. Isaac
son is attorney for the bankrupt.
Schedules OF the Peerless International
corporation, by f. A. Bea rdsley, vice-presi-
dent, against which q petition was filed on
october II, 1919, show liabilities OF $469,-
13l. OF which $f37, 243 secured claims and
S2ls,3B notes and bills which ought to be
paid by other parties thereto, and assets Of
Sl81 .9l5, OF which S372. 270 rs stock in trade.
SIs,I6 debts due on open accounts and
S7,O79 machinery, tools, &c Stong Mellen
are attorneys for the bankrupt.
Schedules of the l.. X. Sales Company,
Inc. dry goods. 159 West Twenty-fifth
street and 1887 Broadway Brooklyn. show
liabilities Of 20.30l, of which s17.576 are
unsecured claims and 2,725 secured claims.
and assets of 81 .739. OF which $1,000 Is
stock in trade, SIS debts due on open &C
counts and 1854 cash on hand. Nathan n.
Sanders is attorney for the bankrupt.
ASSIGNMENTS.
The United States Muslin Underwear Com
pany, manufacturing underwear at $40
broadway. assigned Wednesday for the bene-
~ OF creditors to Henry Lesser. Benjamin
kleger is president of the company. The
company was Incorporated in 1912.
Samuel SILK, Samuel Friedman and Jacob
$. Haus man. trading as SILK. Friedman g.
Hausman, and as Mans Clothes Shop at ia
broadway, Manhattan. and 401 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, clothing, to-day assigned for the
benefit OF creditors to Marcus Helfand Of 800
Broadway
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The New York Central Railroad 90.

December Il. 1920