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Durant Motors

ouss,ion--w,n you kindly give me your
opinion OF the edvlsabfity of investing in
she Durant Motors. lac? Do you consider
safe Investment, and does II look TO
you Ike a profitable one?-C. r r.
Answer-Durant Motors, Inc, stock
can be considered only in the light Of
4 speculation. The company is new
and unseasoned. 1t only recently placed
It's car upon the market. 1t remains
to be seen what the company can earn,
and for that reason it cannot be con-
ssdered an investment in any sense of
she word.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
Select Spring Shoe STYLES

Decision on the leading styles of
both mems and women's shoes for next
spring will be made to-day at meet
ing of the style committee Of the Ma
tlonal Shoe Retailers Association. in
conjunction with hosiery manufactur-
ers and costumers, at the Hotel Astor
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The following judgments were fled yea
terday, October "a the first name being
that OF the debtor;
American International Traffic
Travel Bureau. Inc-Bowman
Hotel Corp. Si.foe.o5 .
Alton. Arthur Ms Shift 1856
Almy. Clarence M.-Churchnan
Company Zlo.so
~. Butkewicz ............... 1s1 80
American Oceanic Corp.--Fire-
mems Fund Insurance Company I,s24-29
Anderson. Charles-N. Rashkind
OF Al cet.1V
American Producers Export Cor
poration OF New York-MaH &
Express Co.. Inc,.............. A62-oo
Averkamp, Fraucis-A. Brociner. 1<6.4o
Kessler s21. SO
S&ne-M prasbergsr .. 22s.23
tate a.'. '.'.............e........ se.'' 1sa.ss
Black Louis--F nj. Laserson. s7S.5g
Eorsnicker, Issdor. and Frederick
Sann--B. Breltland ct al .... lJs.s1
Barrett. Frank C.--New Kenslug.
ton Sanitary Pottery. ...s.. soo.s5
Eosslemans William k.-Gtmhls
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Satisfied Judgments
- N x r

The first name is that OF the debtor;
the second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was nIad:
Wolf Jakob and Sarah-T. Fox.
April 10, 1921. 2l.............. s312.3e
Shelter. John H.-Acme Metal
Ceiling Co. April 3. 1913
(vacated) .............-....- 1881
Sheier-P. Crscuoio; April II,
1913 ............ .-...,..... 1l47a
Royal Bank of Canada-M Eber-
hardt; June IS. 1921. ...... 117T5
Smith, NJ. McAllister-E. Purcell:
Sept. 20. 1921. 2l..........., 1886
IS West 59th St Co. Charles S.
Furst and Domenico Garafalo
--Silnons & Nuyer; Aug. ., 1915 1.ss45a
Royal Bank OF Canada--M Eber-
hardt. Feb. e5. 192i......... 1850
Qusrrieri. Camsro and Rosana
Da L.--P. Urse; Feb. 16 1916 1Iss -
S.rass, julius M.--Equitabie Trust
Co. Of n. Y; Feb. %. 1921. 1850
Kidd William j. and Langdon
S. Csarner-Morris Plan Co OF
N. Y; Oet. TO- 1917 1880
In Bronx County
H NJ. Well Col. Messinger,
Nov. 2. 1915. s..---..--->....s~s $ls117
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
London Wool Auction

LONDON, Oct. 24.--The offerings at
the wool auction sales to-day amounted
to 1856 bales. There was spirited
competition for fine and medium
grades, but lower sorts were slow.
Prices were maintained.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
BUSINESS Troubles

! pd1 Sros,, New york ;;.,....,.- 2s47s
rrnalnor rnanape ~ - Peoples Investment
cah3i1 Sh13ir1poTaton Ih \, .cc,...;.:..., I12.7o
Catil' Chl' 'Vnn A'--M. Cowdrey - S42.40
So''o1i, 81 a Oh on ana MAX hatz-S
c,ohare ,ti,.s. g - Zl6.s1
| Inc -A'0A - Deaa ai'e So''
C,oIrlean 1o;,. -. 1895
sheaMstandard "a Buiidine aieu sosepn smn
plv Co Inc A'""oiAs oup %, on
| Chudnoff. Jacob and ps,i c,;a, z1A'zo
manMi. % Schuitz an sq q 5aui Gay ,o-,.
/ Capone. Alberto-H p W,ndmsn a'i'''i0
Curtis I'm Rnsnass psnsrs sS2.&2
Nenrn ann at al "pe's' ihI'' ne.n.
Consolidated Machinerv wrsc,.;,e S'''so
lene G supply sIuIoo',%arsiai Con-. ine Acety ,as,o
| Chalmers, Charles e rsce;ver. 1So.'o
DiobIe. i3Iai5IA Morrt,z-M oaGt l.. sns;ns $4,000
ct al. rso %
burst. Max-weber & Heiibronsr 9soaV 1So 20
Davis. Irene-v. P. I,issner 4o,, -
Delabar, Domtnick-H Dohartv 499 1s9 no no
Epstein, Iouis~Herman ~ Ran,her. Slnrm oo4'o
Fe1dman ma a"C vid.r e4,,s,. a32ol
/ Fischer Engene - 1eutt pia tS 1922
F,ndlav Harold w sntaar aes s'9t 81
Fauth. John 7 ir-Rsst e. 20 So"eer 1ee' 1ee az
Feldman y'tS Na,han-T =, 5a-Iesa ~ q 0ae l6os 20
e'roa1nan nsn n,c senJamin-Edsar Leh- ,-oo-
''Hsours' ro bennett Alt Wooden or,
! q z,,,,,,,,,,. eso33
e' Mat,,ai A. MimmeTman ahi1i:,. Corp--Aliied
rsas 1@i a., AIaoHits ms. 20. sllo.-2
1taps rpoa 1ta T, 20. OIL Anerlca-Gen-
cS, NSpe"ii,eI ERcnahse se..-.- 59@43
Sooasi, ~; '.-Lora q Iayior eoZ
49, 1a u'er. ~, ahoh1as I'll w ole.. 2ooco
mus; s Irnes,, p, benJamin Goidoerg
aho OscaI Meitsner-Peoples
=, investment corp 536Is
Henly' Josephlne-A t.ioebi & Co. 9IsOS
Aarrls' sadie friedman 2019 80
hochlnan. Max art Jewelry Case
Display co)--Frank E. Krauss,
Inc. ....,.............., 227 so
Holman; Benjamin-New Neither
land Bank of N. Y.......-... 1,o3ao3
Harvey. B. Newtns, 1nc,-F. H
johnson $3.50. -.......,... 500 o5
Helm, Barnet and Gaetano Guinto
HI. Helm ..,........... 63S 80
Hymen, Louis, and VIM J. Evans
B. X. Mitchell .......... 6SS19
Hughes. Geo. j.. and Victor Van
Den Bergh-First Natl Bank
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
Investment
Information

s,~.sfioas Of general saterest 30 sm-
.sssys rM Be- answe~sd ia thia col
49, 80 - which cass only snstia,s teiu
= s,ssd Others sciu be aassoered hp
~sa Address oil inquiries. imcios-
go 60 4 ssdmpsd, addressed encslope, TO
~ r.ssr.e;ot Editor, The Tribune, i5k
rssscs Street, New Yerk City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
Storm Headed for Florida

HAVANA. Oct. pa tropical stcr M
ragged to-day over the province Of Pi-
mar del Rio and tonight was heading
toward Florida. There was g heavy
rainfall, but only slight damage re-
suited.
Gulf sailings between Havana and
Florida and Mexican ports have been
temporarily cancelled.
WASHINGTON, Oct 24.--rn storm
warning tonight the Weather Bureau
said the storm probably would reach
northward along the south Atlantic
coast TO Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25

Thomas Cochran. Of J. P. Morgan 4
Co, was back at his Desk yeste rday
after months absence IL the West
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
Buyers Coming
PI,TTSRTRGH PA

Boggs & BUM; Miss K. Sullivan ladie.'
October &c.
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Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yea
terday, October "a. the first name being
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per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
SUMMONS

= f1st.ME 1ME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
hers a,I s'NIA IANIi4LS and LEON SAENZ, part
pSelag SSeelag business under the firm name of
BANSGsN N1ANILLS & co, Plaintiffs against
NossS DE BARCELONA, Defendant, SUM
SaoNS, with Notice 40
yoria sae above named Defendant.
~ AnB HEREBY SUMMONED to ansyyer
eonv e' ~ othpalnt in this action. nnG to serve a
ney ,,.;.,y y. your answer on the Plaintiffs Attor-
sirn,nal' rna.l'h ~ days after the service OF this
IN raso riis, exclusive of the day or service and
1,fgenes 1,,ses oi your failure to appear, or answer.
fansst fanss.nsht s VIII be taken against you by de-
paiht fs'4sI aeHAanasd IN the COM
pesa ppe,ea January Z. 1891.
lNf;1nLx 1nLsss sfS, MARSHALL, MILLER, AUCfI-
passsssS d RANDALL, Plaintifrs' attorneys
gay ssollce Address and Office, No. 6l Broad
fafIs 4.lSE.-Take notice, that upon your de-
mons W appear or answer the above Sum
fer sba Saasnent viii be taken against you
est fro,, sum OF dollars, with inter
actian and with costs of this
10 Tsoco Plaintiffs Attorneys
by mai ,prsgolng summons Is served upon YOU
Icdvyssssi sssiSGSttoii, - pursuant to an order OF Hon
Coi,rt :. * Finch, a Justice Of the Supreme
stK dae - ~ me n State OF New York, dated the
ecrn,sisste " hebruary, 1921, and filed with the
Co,sp.ai in the office Of the Clerk Of ths
Honsa +, nt New York, at the County Court
gonnt.. "a The Borough OF Manhattan, Civ.
batts and State of New York
PAps5ta sew York. February 4th 1921
fv(,f Gs.ss ~, MARSHALL, MILLER, AU6,fY.
tins Ss5a - q RANDALL, Attorneys for Plain-
Aoso,,eoiL,a eiLace. 81 and p o. Address 61 Broadway.
y manhattan, New York City.
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Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions In bankruptcy
were MED Yesterday in the United States
ABRAHAM zE1KowITz, grocer, 1895
Third Avenue, involuntary. Liabilities,
5000, and assets, $1,000.
COUNTESS DRESS AND COSTUME
Street, involuntary.
RENsOR COMPANY-H. Rosner and
Jacob Weiss, trading as the Rensor Com
pany, $50 Broadway involuntary. Liabili-
ues, 5000, and assets. $1,000.
PIEERQ SCoGLIo DI NATALIE. sales
man East seventy-fourth Street, invol-
untary Liabilities, $32,959, all unsecured
ciain1s' iai' and assets si1,213. in liquidated
AMERICAN PROCESS COMPANY, INC.
dtyeing, bleaching. etc. Ss6 Second Avenue
ABRAHAM CALM, trading as the
american Wholesale Confectionery co.., co..
candy jobber, SAT Brook Avenue. the
Bronx; Involuntary. Liabilities $4,000;
assets, s2,5o0.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
Hand: "
H1E1dsn nd%ard lis $. ;s Malons receiver for Moe
Alert Shirt Co.. shirts 112 Franklin Street.
with n, bond OF $4,000.
A ,Erin edward IS, s Malone. receiver for the
and skins. 15s West Twenty sixth Street,
with a bond of $1,000.
walter L. Bryant, temporary receiver
for Benjamin Behr. retail cigars, 6 Penn
Arcade, Thirty fourth Street and Sevent h
Avenue. with bond of $1,000.
Lewis II Saper, temporary receiver for
ing as the Rensor Co., iewelry, 1904 Broad
way, with bond of s1,0oQ
John L. Lyttie. temporary receiver for
sam Altterer, trading as the Lenox Phono-
Street with 8 bond Of $1,000.
Walter l.. Bryant, temporary receiver
oC
dresses. IL East Thirty-third Street. with
q bond of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
Coke Dullest in Years
List of Idle Ovens i'm Pennsyl-
vania Increasing Daily

uNtoNToWN, Pa, Feb. 4.-In the
aase Of inquiries for new contracts for
n, COKE, independent operators in the Cen
aeilsyille region are facing what they
Term one of the dullest periods in
years. While prospective purchasers
q; ste asking concerning prices and de-
aSefies, few orders are being placed
ane the list of idle ovens is being in
siSGased almost daily.
on the other hand; the operation. of
iTs.. 1as fIick Coke Company's plants, the
s;aid United States Steel Corporation sub
ss;;olars, continues without Interrupt
capacity. ~ -
w. 10 the present there has been no
,ss feadIustment in the region. The
sssea States Steel Corporation.
sstsSg sstSSagn the Frick Coke Company,
ssiss.saOllshes siss the wage scale for the en-
ene @ section, having approximately
cets eassnalt Of the regional production Of
scaia ae. 1t Is maintaining existing wage
~ seaies and the independents have made
= move for lower schedule.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
NEW HAVEN. CONN.

sharscnnerR & Robinson; 4. A. ITlnnigan
toilet goods ao@ 4th av.
Samuel Lettess Samuel Lettes, wolfe and
ginEhams, dresser and ladies' bloomerH and
NEW ORLEANS
Charles A. Kaufman & CO.. A. I. Kauf-
man, millinery and piece goods; Alfred
Fantb lls West sgd st.
Steiger-Dudgeen Co, A, r.. tsagnen
Shoes; Grand and Mercer sts, care of
NEW LONDON. CONN.
w, j. Henjarnin n CO..; A. s.. Harris,
blankets. comforts. upholstery. drapories;
NEW PHILADELPHIA. ONO
$. 8. urfer Co., 8. s, JJrfer dent store
mdse.; Pennsylvania.
NORWICH. CONN.
NJ. I, sllverman. general merohandlse
Grand. '''''0
o'rTUMwA. IOWA
naa q sn z. GLASS Co; Niles Gertrude Glass,
"aists and skirts. Park Ave. Hotel.
PAINSvILf4E. ONO
goods, mems furnishing goodsA wonien's
,ssTosKY. mon.
s, Rosenthai & Son: a. Eosenthal
wonen's ready E,,, 70 wear; a f. asd st.
Burd Bros; Al Burd hosiery. Aieayar
~ s, snellenhurK e. Co: n. a. Moore
COTTON piece goods; Grand
PITTSBURGH
Alfrss lhfoseneanm PAM Co; Miss Stein, skirts
Reliance Cloak and Suit Co r. r.s,,or
son. eloaks. suits; 1161 B'way
Mautman q Baer Co; II. l.. Geraghty.
'ep'es'n'Ai!os rorLah a. hhrT,, IT. n MO
Lorenz Mere. Co.; j. y Lorenz. penare,
mdse. n Mrs J. Lorenz, ladies ready to t,
PORT HURON, MICH.
Sperry Co.: Miss E La Irnrgo yoata.,
ready TO wear; Pennsylvania.
~. 1. Higer & Son; p. Higer, mems and
R'wav poys c1pothlng; png; furnishings goods; ITO
QuANAH, TEX.
drY aneri goada hanna enr Co; f. w. Kenneriy,
sss S' cbnrnt h@nh Co; L, e. Kahn. dry goods;
RICHMOND, VA.
Glove Clothing Co: A. DettIebach srv
Sooos' clothing, furnishings goods SHOES
~ Feeoluri rurntshing ing goods: Pennpylvania,
o;d.Is rGrquerau, Temple & Co.; W. s. Ahern,
4isn1ng goods, upholstery, carpets, rugs;
:; j. ", Savage, domestics, flannels. linens
ROCHESTER,
ok sth sporman Co. c. W. Herman, dresses;
eon SEATTLE, WASH.
jeweiry, leather goods 225 9Th av. ''''''''
SIOUX FALLS. s. ID.
1,,,ta @see flVs, notions, laces; 1854
SPOKANE, WASH.
Culberton's: r. Thomas, shoes: Alfred
Fantl lis Wy. SGD st.
ST. LOUIS
$. Whiser & Co: / Whiser. wholesale
SILK shirts 1870 Bway
SUPERIOR, WIS.
Eoth Bros; Il. j. roth, dept store
mese.; Pennsylvania
SYRACUSE
l.. A. Witherill; H. C. Cameron, cloaks
SUITS, chtldren's wear; Imperial
TOLEDO
WAS dasaile ,,s 4 4 Koca Co; W. II. Campbell,
La Sale Koch Co; John sherer.
Woolen piece goods. silks. satin velvets
W. II. Campbell, wooden and cotton piece
goods, dresses coats, suits. skirts; 220 5th
ave.
WASHINGTON
Palais Royal; Miss e. G. Fox. toilet
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
strouss -Hirshberg Co; w. Breen Iaces,
embrofderies, trimmings, fancy braids
woolen piece goods, silks. satins, velvets;
115e B'way,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
BUYERS Arrived
Fairchild Service
ARERTIEN &. n.

ABERDEEN. s. n.
Danieison'ss M,ss Esther Topper, wom-
e' ana eh'idrn 7 rsaay s,,y s. wear MeAlpn
Schnlta -, q. Ce.: O. IL, Schultz, dry
goods; Continental
otto Schultz. dry goods Grand,
ATLANTIC CITY
L. a r., Bernhard 6 Co.. L. pernhardt,
5eweiry and novelttss; Pennsylvania.
,. BALTIMORE s -.
goods. gloves; McAipin.
kramer 4 Sauver, Louis Kramer. waists
and dresses; 1882 B'way.
BANGOR, ME,
=. n. Clark, dry goods; Breslln.
p. II. Bonney's Sons; A. p. Bonney.
oloalSs. suits, shirtwaists furs; Pcnnsyl-
Barry g Nrurvane; J. II. Barry. furnish
ing goods: MoAipin,
q. GoidoG Co.; b, CsoidoT. furnishing
goods McAlpin.
BRIDGEpoRT, CONN.
a.. p NJ Reed Co.. w IL Wadhama' shoes:
CHICAGO
Hilimans: Miss NJ, G. Ewing, waists.
sweaters; 2SS 9Th av.
Phtths Knitting Co.: "A. Richards, knit
Edison Keith Co: w. IT, rsnudson, rib
bons, silks. veivetss :2S 5th ay.
mons, boys clothing. shirts, overalls
sweaters, blankets, comforters, etc; Penn
Leavitt Bros: II. Leavitt, ehfdren's s
gingham and white dresses. Jobs wash
suits; 1870 B'way.
T. A Fink. women's wear; Cumberland.
Carson, Pirie X Scott Co.. J. =, Craw-
ford. underwear, hosiery; NJ French.
iaoes. embroideries. curtains, handker-
chiefs. neekwear; &o4 Ath ave.
trimmings fancy braids, etc; 200 5th ave.
Montgomery Ward Co: Charles Young,
toilet goods: 500 9Th ave.
CINCINNATI
and e6arens s0 SHOES s & iRsaa Ro~aee iafanfs
a'sd juniors' wear: 4S2 4th av
CLEVELAND
VIM, Taylor, Son 6 Co.; j. Lyon. china-
wezre. toys, etc; 225 SIN av.
=, r SSkal S piece goods: Pennsyiyanta
Maurv d &. Co: J. T. wooten. ready
TO wesr' genepal 11s,4 mass'' is 9sy PsyYnsylvania
domestics. fanneis Innings, dress ,>Jgocad goods,
linens, silks. velvets; $40 7th av.
DETROIT
Fernzdale Depart. store. NJ. Stone.
FORT WAYNE. IND.
Wolf 6 Dessa4uer;. Miss J. Chambers.
Miss A. Danehy. leather goods. jewelry;
GALVESTON, TEX.
Garbade, Erband & Co.; Miss E.
Schneider. Jobs cotton and silk waists !;
1l70 B'way. Room 5oS.
GRAND FORKS, N. u.
II B. Griffith G. NJ. Bray, women's
ready to wear; a. l.. Larson. dry goods;
Pennsylvania.
GREER. S. C.
w. X. Hill; w. X. Hill. dry goods ready
to wear. notions millinery Breslin.
HARTFORD. CONN.
sage, Allen & Co.; F. ]. Killian. repre-
IND1ANApoLns
Hebben- -Hollweg Co; w. S. saltmarsh,
oraperies; $40 B'way.
COOK & Feldher Co; L. G. Cook, silks.
wooiens cotton piece goods; Flanders.
KANSAS CITY. MO.
Emery, Brid &c Thayer; A Hancock.
laces, embroidery, ribbons, buttons, trim
ings 25 Madison av
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
w. H. Southern Clothing Co; w Fl
Southern, clothing and furnishing goods;
Flanders.
MARLIN. TEX.
T.. A, Cheeves & Co.; w. Bunch. dry
goods; Marlborough
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI
Wyman. Partridge & Co; H. L. Gear
hart. house furnishings; 43 Leonard at.
MITCHELL, S. ID.
Baron Bros; A. Baron, general dry
goods furniture. carpets; 1170 B'way.
MoRRISToWS, N. j.
Ben Nathanson, general merchandise;
MUsCATINE, IOWA
A. & P. Glass Co.; Miss Gertrude Glass.
Roy Glass, ladies' coats. suits, dresses
waists and skirts. Park Ave Hotel
NEW CASTLE, PA.
Union Store, dry goods; j. S. Lipman.
sweaters; 1881 Bway.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
MANHATTAN CHURCH B2 Rr2saysy 2ssS q,
l1-Rev. CHARLES II. PARKHURST, ID. D.

~ ENTRAL 142 w. S1st ST.
d HKASIIAN DR.. Finis S. Idlemap II A M
~" Ii RICH P. M.-Eventng Service.
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Chapel of tbe Jnearnatton
1fV EEst SIBE ST.
Rev George FarTand Taylor, Vicar.

Rev George Farand Taylor, Vicar.
a. M, Holy Communion.
IL a. NJ, Holy Communion. Sermon by
the Rev. Horace Fort. Subject: The
christian Ideal for Society"
3 p. NJ, Evensong. This service will be a
service conducted for Gramercy Lodge, No
e37 i, & a. M. Gramercy Lodge has ex-
tended an invitation TO the members Of
Amity. Tecumseh, Normal, Greenwich and
Mosaic Lodges to join them in this service.
They Will enter the Chapel under the es-
cert or Columbian Commandery, assisted
by York, Palestine. Manhattan and Con
stantine Communicates. Sermon by the
Rev II. Percy Silver, go Mason. a cordial
invitation to all to attend.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
Toxic Denies Reported Pact
With Mexico to Buv Land

TOXIC, Feb. 3.-Denial - made bv
the Foreign Office of reports that the
japanese and Mexican governments
have reached an agreement under
which japanese desiring to purchase
lend IN Mexico would be given every
facility by Mexico.
mo such agreement has been con-
cluded,' it was said at the Foreign
Office to-day, "and the allegation is a
fabrication or an erroneous report"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The first name Is that of the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed:
Pinkowitz. Isidore and jacob
Fogel Jan 26, 1921........... $500. 90
Tiffany, Anne-H L Gross Co,
Inc; July 9, 1917 17............. 2o9,53
123-125 Waverley Place Realty Co.
Inc--L j Kreshover, Inc; July
a. 1920 ...-..... :.......... ss1.75
Herschel. Bernard II - Stern
Bros; Nov 81. 1............ 4Se.sa
Stake. Albert-K Chambers: July
2S, 1914 ..................... 1.ssa2s
Monte. Carmine. and Nicholas
1921 (yacated) .............. SOC 90
Koyner. Louise; Wolf Levin and
Benjamin Fishnan-C s whit
man; June 6. 1910 Cancelled s5s5. OF
Saders. Karl, Baltaear and Sig
mund--H Liedenthal: Nov 20.
1910 .................-. 52o.13
ing, Inc: Jan Is. 1s2l....... 6s7.s2
Makhiouf, Joseph--Scherer, Bur
1921 ......................... 1,sos.s7
: schannon Dec "a, 1920. 80. 1865
Traub. Sidney; Fred N Lewis and
;, Jan IS. 1921 .............. 1.5ss.77
Karmer; June 81, 1920 ..... I,13373
Same karmer; June q, 1920 5,151.22
Greenberg, Louis HI Leizaro-
crsenbeSg wat1; sept snb,n Is 1922 ga I.nn 5sA5s
Same. July Is. 1890 ..:.... 54s.71
Greenberg. Louis II, RUBIN and
Jenny---Same; Aug 10, 1890. 526.55
in Bronx County
kolbeek, Magdaiena - Roseson
Realty Co, Inc; Jan IA. 1890. Ss5.72
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services are held in the following
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES,
Branches of the Mother Church,
Sundays, IL A. M. and P. NJ
Wednesdays s p. NJ.
First Church-Central Park West a. setk ST.
SECOND Church-Central Park West and
6Sth st.
Third Church-bsth St, Just east Of Park
:, Az. Sundays, II A. N. and $40 P. NJ.
Fifth Church--Aeouaa Hail. "a w. 43d pt
Sixth Church-1So, Boston Road, Bronx
Seventh Church-113th St. east Of Broad
way. Sunday. II A. M, 4:30 P. M.
Eighth Church-1o3 East 18th St.
Ninth Church--Park Avenue Hotel. <th
Av. at 33d St.
Tenth Church--I63 W. 5Tth St.
Eleventh Church--2562 Briggs Av., Wednes-
days. Sis p. NJ.
Twelfth Church--Anderson Galleries Park
Christian Science Society-547 W. 14sth
St Sundays. II AM, Wednesdays 8 p, NJ.
FREE READING ROOM. 3S w. 42d st.
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Business Troubles

ouso--G. Migliacelo .......,... 1.o32.92
York ........... ............ 1o5.o0
JohnSon' Arthur H.--C. H. Plass 2.007.08
kitttTTidge, ttTI Florence E.-E. IT.
kresge. John H.-R c. Longen-
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Madison Ave, and 35th st.
The Rev HORACE PERCY SILVER. Rector
y. M, Holy Communion. 10 A. M. Holy
MON Sermon (Rector).
4 P. M. Choral E.vensong with s,drss.
Special Organ Recital
Daily, except Saturday, 1876 to 12:35.
MONDAY Service, with breif addresa
New-York tribune., 1921-02-05

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
REFORMED

or hHknUfr Near Amsterdam Av.. 12sth
Al MNHI y st. Services: Sill A NJ e. s..
va ''''h' Rev. C. B. Ackley. Rector.
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Wadsworth Av. BAPTIST Church

17sth and 1s0th SITS. and Wadsworth Ave
REV. e. S. HOLLOWAY. Pastor
1.-THE Unspoken Message of Jesus"
S-"The Potter's Wheel"
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ST. MARKS IN-THE-BOUWERIE,

1873 East Tenth Street
WILLIAM NORMAN GUTHRIE, Rector
a. M:LThe Divine Liturgy and Com
II A. M.-THE DIVINE LITURGY AND
SERMON by the Rector: MYsTI-
CISM IN BURNS AND BROWNING.
7. M.-SYMPOSIUM on THE CONTRI-
BUTTON OF PSYCHICAI. RE
SEARCH TO THE SPIRITUAL
LIFH. Speakers: DIR. Walter Frank
in Prince, Niles Menander Dawson
Henry Holt, Miss Gertrude Tubby.
P. M;-THE SYMBOLIC SERVICE and
The Singing Hour. Nine. AUGETTE
FORET in Breton Peasant Songs
sung in costume.
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

4 to West 46th st. Sunday School
Mems and Women's Glasses. 9:4O A. NJ
Young PEOPLES Service. $50 p. NJ.
DIR. Cornelius Woelfkin, Minister,
VIII preach at II A M
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Service in the Chapel Claremont Avenue.
between 12oth and 1921 Streets, at IL
o'clock. Preacher. the Reverend Professor
SAMUEL ANGUS. Ph.D., of st. Andrew S
College, Sydney, Australia.
Tuesday, February 8, P. M. second
recital in Clarence Dickinsons Historical
Lecture SERIES with MILDRED GRAHAM,
soprano; MAX JACOBS, violinist, and
chorus of mems voices.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
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Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Churcb

Fifth Avenue and Fifty fifth street.
Ministers Rev JOHN KELMAN D. d
DIR IsYrr 5Rey. JAMES PALMER, Ph. D.
tsi PiSio ALTMAN will preach at II and 4:3o
,r,,1a AZ A. Organ Recital by Harry Gilbert.
Auesday, P. M.-Dr. Kelman's lecture.
Wal oCIhriSts Method of Teaching"
"eo'' 0Io +. M.-Mdweek Service Dr. Kelman