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New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Smiling ''Vanaps'' Block
Chicago Motor Traffic

CHICAGO, June 21.--Police women,
who with tape measure, needle and
thread, have been surveying and recon
structing Chicago's one-piece feminine
bathing suits of last season to conform
to this years beach rules, paused in
their work to-day to tackle new prob
lem.
Captain Mccarthy, of Town Hall sta
ton, said he found hundreds of "vamps"
lining Sheridan Road every morning to
smile their way into the loop-bound au-
tomobiles of business men. On every
corner knots of girls apparently wait
ing. for busses, have been interfering
with traffic, the captain said, by "smil-
ing" pleasure cars to halt.
The, bathing beacn policewomen, sup
ported by mobile force of the best
looking policemen in the precinct,
dressed in citizens clothes, were as
signed by Captain Mccarthy to tour the
boulevard to-day in automobiles, the
destination of the machines to be the
police station instead of the loop.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, BY the Grace OF God, Free and
Independent. To- Wilhemine Johanna
kiecI<hefer, Louise Johanna Eltzahet Il, Meier.
Wilhemine Anna Henrietta Cook, Mildred
Louise Sophia Schwartzburg, Edward Henry
Schwartzburg, Frederick Wilbur Schwartz
burg, Grace Elizabeth Schwartzburg
Thomas Curtis Schwartzburg, and to ali
persons Interested as creditors legatees
next Of kin or otherwise, in the Estate of
FERDINAND A. w. KIECKHEFER, de-
resident OF the County of New York
SEND GREETINGS:
Upon the petition of ALFRED ]. w.
residing at 2605 Grand
Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. and FERD-
INAND X. r. KIECKHEFER, residing at
2607 Grand Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
You and each of you are hereby cited to
show cause before the Surrogates Court of
New York County, held at the Hall Of
Records, in the County of New York, on
the 18th day of July, 1921, at half-past
ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day
why the account of proceedings of ALFRED
j. w. KIECKHEFER and FERDINAND
K. Il. KIECIlHEFER, as Executors of the
Last win and Testament OF said deceased,
should not be iudicially settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have
caused the Seal of the Surrogates Court of
the said County of New York to be here
unto affixed.
WITNESS, HONORABLE JOHN p.
COHALAN, a Surrogate of our said County
at the County of New York, the ard day
of June, in the year OF our Lord one
6 thousand nine hundred and twenty -one.
rs e A III DANIEL J, DOWDNEY,
Clerk of the Surroga ates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
To Urge Standardization
Chamber of Commerce Seeks
Elimination of Waste

WASHINGTON, June 21.-standard-
lzation OF manufactured products to
promote efficiency and eliminate waste
VIII be urged by the American section
at the first annual meeting of the In
ternational Chamber of Commerce in
London beginning June 27, it was an
nounced here to-day by the Chamber
OF Commerce of the Uunited States
when a report of fabricated production
to be rendered by the American dele
gates was made public.
The American committe lays much
of the present stagnation in business
and congestion of stocks to the lack
OF standardization. The efforts at
STANDARDIZATION in this country are re-
viewed in the report and the opinion is
expressed that much can be accom-
plished along the line of standardiza-
tion through the adoption of engineer
ing standards and through the elimina-
ton OF unnecessary variety, style, size
and kind in many commodities.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Is u S inc S $ N e w .
Novelties or Low Prices Only
Sales Cetters, Say Retailers
Raysk Sees Net Cain
IL, Business So Far

Improvement in the general
financial condition more than Offsets
the backward trend Of business ut
present, in tho opinion Of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce of New
York.
Sentiment with respect to bust
ness" says the bank, will natural
~ fiuctuate in times like these.
The reaction from the spurt in
spring business has caused disap-
polntment. The end of the pre-
mature revival in the automobile in
dustry and the renewed downward
movement in the prices of some
commodities, notably sugar and
petroleum, have been factors in
bringing about spirit of ressi-
mism, which is not entirely justified
when the Improvement in runda-
mental conditions is considered. On
the other hand, it is unwise to ex-
pect other than quiet business dur
ing the summer months"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Petitions in Bankruptcy


,,.G ne following petitions in banlfruptcv
nistr,aatt meg Yesterday in the United States
hps e0iq Ti,sS. q Lee Shop, Involuntary; Column
Slreie; liabilities. $1,000 assets, $500.
S52y Third ave Wy so'"s'
cbrrse, brie and Barouch Cohen. voluntary; 1877
!sue St; liabilities, $1,064; assets none.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
we're e' ai3ndi2ig lplGiWng receivers in bankruptcy
''%ye' District Court
uolc, u% Martin, receiver for the Maxinis
ana i, az restaurant Co, restaurant, Jos
' charies" aiq ;" SCI SSth st. with bond OF S. 600
rs Is Rudstsin, iobber Of wooIens 2S5 FiSff SiSf
fotD m'th bond of $1,000.
Rs nn,aL ,i L. 1yttle. receiver for the Klotz-
wa I'san am Co, auto accessories, 1876 Broad
Inotth In BOND of $1,000.
lean Tt l.: GILBERT receiver for the Amer
3otb 81 q Timber Co., lumber, 10 W.
N'' ST. with bend of S5oo
Assignment
>, 'Ssepn Sseps Horne, retail dealer in groceries,
tba hoo boooard 4hrd ave-. yesterday assigned for
WITT Ni1"iS 10 a. Apet Hnkle-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
New Type of Shoe Gaining
Corrective Footwear More in
Demand by Women

Orthopedic footwear is gaining favor
among women, due largely to the in
PRODUCTION of more fashionable pat
terms. Whereas the shoe trade in
general is not over-brisk at present,
two leading makers of orthopedic foot
wear located in Brooklyn have booked
orders months ahead. One reports that
80 per cent of his fall output already is
on order, while the other is bcoed
ahead to September and is taking or
ders for delivery into October.
One manufacturer who began making
orthopedic shoes as a side line few
years ago has given UP the manufac-
ture of the strictly stvled type of foot
wear and is concentrating on the cor
rective shoes exclusively. He recently
has added children's and growing girls
shoes to his line of manufacture with
great success
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS
SUMMER SCHOOLS
MACKENZIE SCHOOL MONROE; MONROE ~ NY.
Work and play for Boys at Lake walton.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK OFFICE of THE
Secretary of State. ss--This certificate
issued iE duplicate hereby certifies that the
ARTHUR EISEMANN & A ECkELMANN.
ING, a domestic stock corporation has
fled in this office on this 20th day Of
June, 1921. papers for the voluntary dis
solution of such corporation under Section
?2l of tae General Corporation Law and
that 1t appears therefrom that suoh corpo-
ration has complied with said section in
order to be dissolved.
Witaess my hand and the seal of office
Of The Secretary of State at the
(seaD City of Albany. this twentieth
Gay OF June one thousand nine
hundred and twenty one
c. w. TAFT
Second Deputy Secretary of State.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Commercial Credit

The summer dullness that has set
tied over many lines of business is
being reflected in lighter demand for
commercial money. Few new notes
are coming into the local market from
business concerns that ordinarily
finance themselves by this method, ac-
cording to commercial bankers and
note brokers'.
Prime commercial paper continues to
discount at 6% per cent, with some
exceptionally high-grade paper Of short
maturity dates falling as low as 615
per cent.
Discount rates on bankers accent
ances are easing slightly. The Amer
lean Acceptance Council yesterday
quoted the following:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Europe Gets Customers
fifth Avenue Dealers Notice
Exodus Abroad

Fhotographers, art dealers, and to q
leSs extent, costumers, shoe retailers
ana imlillners in the upper Fifth Avenue
seetlon are finding business a bit dull
one to the large exodus of the socially
elite to Europe.
Our business always lets down q
Dit IN the summer" said welI-known
yesterday, "but this wear
the dullness is more accentuated. In
gong over our books to-day to send
out letters to our customers with chill
dren to remind them that it is time
to have the kiddies photographed again,
was surprised to find how many of
them had gone to Europe. At lunch I
remarked on this phase of business to
my nelghbor, an art dealer, who said
mat he also had noticed it.,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

Ihs first name is that of the debtor, the
Judgment was fled: "Ne'
Atlas Stores, Inc-B Bfopslej
sen; June 16. 192l... sae1 81
H. H. Howes Construction Co
consolidated Water Co OF
Utica; Feb. 4, 1918 .... 1slso
Goldstefn. Sam. and Fidelity and -''0'
Casualty Co. of New York
People, etc; April H. 1890 ooo m
buiien, Ellen--People. etc. April 'V'OO
y w Woo,,.nr.h .,..,.,....;. 500 90
Honrh sun ApT,l md,t q Il ds2o ,....1..: $500
Thompson. Inc; March Il,
Holltster. G. Trowbrid ge-Ijnlted
States Trust Co of New ynrk.
May "a, 1921 ........, IN 500 @ .
Incorporated Land Co. and r 'V'''"'oo
Hodgens - Exchange Banking
and Trust Co; June s. 19I9 e,,. =,
Whitehead. John r. jr--Jasper !
A,ilson ,lssne 10; Ie;nss oct. 3. 1919; 1,1os o2
Petchanntt Inv Gscas -, as-i 80. ;,.. 1855
Makman--J. Grodinsky; Nov.
Jacobs. Abraham B-M. New 70
ranhn,an tan Apilt I,rsc, ., islo c;;,.'.. 1886
Sidney Blumenthal g. Co..
me- June 9, 1921. An s5
In isroIx County
Turck Realty Corporation-C A
Eberhardt; Jan. a8, 1919 s21,7 4e
Westchestcr Lighting Co. j. Ier-
mayer March IL. 1921. ....... S,8s4.s5
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, sUPERvIs-
ing Architects once, Washington ID. c.
June H. 192t.--SEALED PROPOSALS will
1921, for the mechanical equipment of the
Junior Mealcal Officers Quarters az the
United States Marine Hospital. New York
n. Y. tStapleton), in accordance witb
which may be obtained from the supervis-
ing Chief Engineer, Room No 7S1. United
States Custom House. New YORK, n Y
or at this office. in the discretion of the
Supervising Architect. JAS. A. WET
MORE. Acting Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Leather Market Again Dull,

The leather markets have relapsed
INTO comparative dullness. Shoe manu-
lacfurers arc hesitant about taking on
aealtlonaI supplies for the coming
manufacturing season, and the recent
advances in some feathers have checked
PI,qIfchaslng I,I to a considerable extent
6iaek l, kid and patent leather have been
the leaders in the upward climb. Shoe
Aaha1acturers say that top grades of
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-ANNIE E
NJ. Humphrey plaintiff against Ralph b.
Drake, Defendant. Summons Trial desired
in New York County.
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint in this action, and to serve a
copy of your answer the Plaintiff' S At
torneys within twenty days after the service
of this summons, exclusive of the day of
service and in case of your failure to ap
pear. or answer. judgment Will be taken
against YOU by default, for the relief de-
landed in the complaint.
Dated May 10Th 1921.
DAWSON, MERRILL & DAWSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
office and postoffice address. No. 20 West
44th Street. Borough of Manhattan, City of
New York.
To the above named Defendant:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order Of
Hon. Edward CT. Whitaker Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State of New York.
dated the Sth day OF June. 1921 and filed
with the complaint in the office of the
Clerk of the County of New York, at the
County Court House, in the Borough of
Manhattan. City, County and State of New
York
Dated New York, June 21st. 1921
DAWSON. MERRILL & DAWSON.
Plaiutif's Attorneys.
Office and postofnce address. No. 70 West
44th Street. New York, N, Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Stock Exchange Seeks Tax Gun

Upon the application of the New
York Sec Exchange, Justice Donnelly
yesterday issued writ of certiorari.
directing the tax board to produce it's
records upon which the Stock Exchange
property was assessed at s9,S00,O0O.
Tn official of the exchange said that
the property is valued at $7,500,0OO,
and they are seeking reduction of
the tax assessment to that figure.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

MARTIN. CoRNELtA SHERMAN ~,
pursuance of an order of Honorable John
Cohaian' Surrogate Of thu County OF
persons having claims against cornasts
sherman Martin, late OF the City Of Lon
DON England. deceased. to present tho
same, with vouchers thereof to the snh
scriber.. at his place OF transacting busi-
ness, at the Office of Davies Auerbach &.
Cornell, his attorneys. at No, 80 Nassan
Street. Borough of Manhattan, City of New
iork On or before the 29th day of July
Dated New York. the 22nd day Of Jan.
BRADLEY MARTIN. Executor.
DAVIES, AUERBACH & CORNETT
Attorneys for Executor. Or1ce q post.
once Address No. "a Nassau Street
Borough OF Manhattan. Mex York CRY
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York. County OF Bronx.-SYLVIA
SCHOLOVITCH, Plaintiff. VS.. DAVID
Defendant. Summons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve a copy OF your answer on the Plain
tif's Attorney within twenty days after
the service of this summons, exclusive OF
the day of service, and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment will
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. May 18th. 1921.
KENDLER & GOLDSTEIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post
office Address 100 West 45th Street,
Borough of Manhattan, City Of New
York
To DAVID SCHOILOVITCH:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
of Hon. John NJ. Tierney. Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State of New York,
dated the End day of June, 1921. and filed
with the complaint in the office of the
Clerk of the County of Bronx, at the County
Court House. in the Borough OF Bronx,
County of Bronx and State of New York.
Dated New York, June 7th. 1921.
KENDLER &c GOLDSTEIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. ONCE and Post
office Address, 100 West 45th Street,
Borough of Manhattan, City of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22


t.a Inc following judgments we're fled We,
debtor: Deiis thaI OF IN
~F4pslOaum. 4e,n,5m. Misha - New York
ArchbaiG ArhSIIhe 4,S3o Co. s12s.O
iAborn boa e.; .................. e0o2
is"h Jonn j. De Boyee-Oyer-
Abrams ir8aing 8dnl Co. Inc ....... 2,52s.7
, Servis'o Sis' M9rris--PeerIess Rental
amos ''eT, %;,iIU.. Inc. ;.......... 251.2
AIcaioo AIJiooaTd T GO. ,.............,.... 1879
Bloom TI@cioo-M. 100 Lustig ,...... 17o.a
bA irwin, and James Dona-
VI, MOTHS Plan Co. of New
Ri '..''............ 1853
pooirll:s Joseph J--H. s. sechriat 2eA .
Rocil'' .narles IA. Sheftel. 1898
hon boi,v @orrls. and Ida Rosen-
Bebermsss. Goidstein .:...,..... 334.4
Nan Nan and Samuel Goldman
'Icsnens' cnrIs' Faye--Neumont Realty
Cahen 9-Sherwtn Williams Co. 2,5S1.s
Cosvro,.ss s'A,h m FL. l.. Saalburg. S44.0
Moe Sateh Johnson ana Patrick
New Nv'iS w., 81 Morris Plan Co. of
Corr doFk. ..e......... 1850
Candai N'e,a 6 "a. w Foster. 2.l2S.1
Con,,,,,.Io', 20, Inc.-A. j, Barseghi 1894
ra. unity Motion Picture Bu-
carbnn cb-P. p Murphy ............ 1885
@Itaoel IN foel and Trading Corp.
Co"herican Maize Products
pen. Henry and Max Il.
Sams ESSENTIAL gI ..,.........~.....,. 1.41s.5
CoelSa came ......'....,.....,.. 1.IJ6.9
cSs@ne, Douglas H.--C. Hubbard. 270.O
CHI 81 d Goa, Forsch ct al. 1919
,a0 eenda soda Fountain and Lunch
c"e.te Co.--Baker. Evans 81
Deipi,n.line gG, Inc .,...... ,.....'....... 2os.o
singer l.. Prank. d. Book
pubJrs,s ...-..-...... 24t.7
DonnisEy, Harry-L, Is. Appleton 5257
in, s'as q Seheuer, Inca. Dear
Elf,S -............ 123.2
nsHetriadis. George, and John
f,o IGreek Arahaian Coffee
Ede0., Edess,. Inc :.............. 1882
n water Warehouses, Inc--C
Ebso., Ew. hnnt Co., Inc. .,,,......... 4G1.o
East1i. sanuel-~It. Petras. - 700 o
hS,sole hnsnole Textile Go.--WiIson
rr.,utoe1r co. .,.,..,.............. 1000
Sam L.ahlei G.~~W =. Johnson. 1851
felb,sh aiqe ..........,.,... 1880
viesn' Philip. and Abe i.e-
''"e"-MorFis Plan CO.. N. Y.... 1903
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
usines Troubles

: Fleishman, Walter L.. and Eman-
uel Weil-American Oil Export
Fransonitans, Antonio-F. Dalton 40. 10
Felsen, Henry, and Louis Rosen-
bloom (4th Avenue Repair Coz
Fertie. ni Kenneth WI. g. scutt fss45 fss4
Friedman, Max-Title Guaranty
& Trust Co. .................... 1916
Glp9on, Beatrice B-W T. Lehne 64320
ford ..,,:;........ ........:.. 671.12
GuZzett, Gtuseppe--Eastman Ma
Goldman, Meyer-H wellerson -N'''
Groll charles Va. steinwoolf ''''01
Gillies, Frank p. and william, F. ''1' u
(Gillies Brothers)-M. Brack
IIarde Herbert s.-H. B. Beck. scsS4 sS4
Heller Leon-.International Time
- Recording Co. n. Y........... 1867
Howe. Alfred-Morris Plan Co..
Hart, Eiias-Morris Plan Co.. 4i''20
N. ". ............... 1890
Hynson, George--G. Wiegand.... 5317o
iIlsagHa Vincent-Hecla Press. 139.42
Jones lsaac-John T. Clark &
Kqperman. Max-Nathan Lyons. 'O'1
Inc ........ .......... 1oss4
Healey-People. etc $4,000
Kalker. Bernard-Arnold. Con-
stable & Co, Inc. nc..,......... 22sS9
Lund, Chas II tcharles II Lund &
i
Lloyd. Eugene M-Hamilton FL
nance Co. Inc Observation-Disclosures. $500
lewis Jerome-W Names. 80. 6,11S.59
Levy Salnl. and Thos Healey--
feople, etc .................. 500. 90
Locker. Max, and Nathan Murma-
sosa (Trinity Lunch--I Frank. s47.10
Lenz Chas E V--Lamson & Hub
Lazy Reporting Co, 1nc--Indexen
Mfg Co, Inc. .::........... sss.22
Mooney, sylvester - Morris Plan
Mccony Alfred e r--1nternation '1i''
=, al Mailing & Wrapper Co. =. 1S4,74
and Thos Dawkins - Morris
| Plan. N Y.......,............. 1890
McGnl Henry 1-Gimbel Bros. 1.o25.22
MARION, ralph H-M Shindler... SLIPS
McDonough Jno-Sec urities Ac-
ceptahce Corp ......-.......... 1,70114
MeMulty. Jennie M - Ruling &
Whiting Benjamin Corp. ....... 1891
Mabramatia. Mosehos Crandail
Mollseh, Abr tMutat Coat Front 'iAA0
and Pad Coz - Wearwell Hat
Peterson. Jaffray-I l. Goodrich s442o
cessories Co Inc. ............. 1853
Oberelock, Louis w - BATTERY
Park Import &c Export Corp. 95S03
Estate Import Corp. ........ 1870
Pearson. Dane E--O c Meyer 525al
Petras, Tins Engel, costs -. 109 OF
| Queralt. Jonas WATERBURY Co. 222.92
hoseh' Sdhit--SiniDei Bfos, N Y I003.47
Rowan. Jos w. and j w r Realty
Co, Inc--H A smith. ........,. 1898
ReichaH, Rudolph. and Kohn &c
Baer,. Ino--s Baer; 1o.7as.4s
Rose, Jack. and rhos Healey---
People, etc Observation-Disclosures. 500. 90
Rosen, Irwin Covington ct al. 1.034.2o
Reilly. John S.--iion Brewery OF
New York city ~. ~: :..... ss4s.os
witz ..,...........,. 2ls.so
sterliag Press,-M. r. Hewitt b6s.g3
Co., New York. k............. 1910
Schariin, Sarah Is. Scharln e.
Son)--B. Fried berg ..... 2Dssn
Steiner. Louis, Flora steiner John
Young, Abe Kuscher and Max
Schback--Morris Plan Co., n. Y. 1880
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

black kid are from 15 to 25 cents q
foot higher than in January, and pat
ent leather has shown an advance of s
to 10 cents foot. Most mapufactur
ers are believed to have ample supplies
OF leather on hand to run them to Sep
tember at the earliest.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
,r9a york; by the Grace of God. free and
r,B BF9R5E9pERIcK 959 G. RICHARDS. FRgn.
ERICk 44GCI1 : g, RICHARDS JR. CHARLIE }
LIGON RICHARDS. EDGAR RICHARDS
GBAGIE K: RICHARDS, AMY G. RffTt
ARDS, individually and as executrix OF
lanes "a q. X Richards. deceased. and 20
az an parsons who are entitled absolutely or
contlngently by the terms of the Will OF
Mary King Richards deceased. or bv +pa
terms terms, Of the will of James C. King. de-
James G. <. Richards. deceased. or by
operation OF law or otherwise. to share
M IN property held by Central Union Trust
several trusts created in and bv the T,sst
VIII ana Testament of Mary King Rich
ards, deceased. who at the time of her
death resided in New York City send
greeting: N
=, Up Upon the petition of Central Union
corporation whose address is so Broad.
way Manhattan Borough, New York city.
you and each of you are hereby cited to
snow cause before the Surrogates Court
Of New York County, held at the Hail oe
records, in the County of New York on
the 6th day of July, 1921 at haIf-nast
ten o'clock in the forenoon of thar day
why the accounts of Central Trust Com
pany or New York, as trustee of tho
Wlll and Testament of Mary King Rich
ards, deceased, a resident OF the County
Oh ne" YORK at the time of her death,
Shouid not be Judicially settled and al
lowed as filed, why the validity Of the
several trusts created in and by the Last
VIII and Testament OF Mary King Rios
ards, deceased, should not be passed upon
ar and determined. why said Last Win and
testament should not be construed, and
the true intent and meaning thereof de-
term1ned and why it should not be ad
Judged TO whom should be paid the funds
trustee for the benefit Of james 6. K
the seal of the Surrogates' Court of usta fba
said County of New York to be hereunto
Witness Honorable John p. CobaIar
Surrogate of our said County, an Tho
County Of New York. the 26th day of
May IN the year of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred ana twenty-one
(Seal) DANIEL j. DOWDNEY
Clerk of the surrosates' Court,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

Steiinman, eIiaf, Leonard - Marshall
Sargent. Edward G. wii,etttts '-0'1
~ garage. Inc. .............., 1905
Terrace City maceutical Co,
Inc.--New York city Car Ad-
raFeT ver.sing ss,1"s, Co. Ine;' M s4s.s1
rrisdorffer u wiliiam HID. Rus. S'4''s
THOMPSON: Thomas - e. o: S'S'7s
Tip 1t, Inc-r. Brooke. ..... ifiSi 1fi'S1
Taylor George c. pres't--s. Lus-
U. $. TRANSFORMATION Co. Inc
w. Fl. Dennis is.......,' 3a44o
U. $: Hoffman Machinery Co
wiiasta; 1astallen Cor Corp ....... 1920
", X ii zen, Harry--M Rehman.. 491,20
walker George H.-Truly War
Wolf, Aaolph and Samuel Orange 1851
wiper. Romberg Corp, Max R.
winner and Sigmund Ronberg--
.. M. Gliding & Co, ORA 5e
walton Scenery Transfer Co.
wiIIis nutaoeurers pans M Liability ms Co. 5s211
-Pe ~ 1hc-S Wald.. l77.04
In Bronx County
;, me flrst name is that of7the debtor:
Bender. Joseph B-L Berg ct al. s2se. 26
oGnrn' 1nnn liarTy DC & NJ Enve-
n lope GO; inc; 1890
Deutsch, Victor-T Stevens IA AZ 41
f1sher: Sarah. and Jack Pinsky-
y III F1shman 1851
Meral'la, n1eu.iiah oacoop II Warwick. 57.72
Martjn ~; ~ - RI, Hguris :,... S1.3S
MNjIaet XIle Machine &C thns1 Co 1,242 90
p,fnff aale BROS Bros Inc 1910. 1so. 90
steffan ny, RraS It Golowefts 1901
sands rFacy uoc,,,s ui:..;';,.. :; .;... s5.72
wheaIer pfeier I,on,., 1854
anger Observation-Disclosures. 199. 20
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
MAN.

Wanted, for vacant place in our sales de-
partment, man, 80 to 40. who believes in
his own ability to succeed when the right
opportunity offers; average education and
business sense all we demand, but must be
earnest, sincere and ready to work hard
with us for the large returns and rapid ad-
vancement that are assured. Call after 10
a m, Suite 1910. IS West 43d st.