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The New York herald., 1921-01-07
BANK IS BUILDING HUGE VAULT
National City safe Deposit Co.
Plans $4,000 Boxes.

The National City Bank announced
yesterday the organization and ircor-
poration OF the National City Safe De-
post Company. which. capitalized at
100000. will be ready to begin business
about July l. and VIII occupy the, base
ment of the new National City Building.
Fortyfsecoad street and Madison ave-
nue.. formerly the Manhattan Hotel.
Incorporators and directors arc James
A. Stillman. Percy A. Rockefeller. Jo-
seph p Grace. James Fl. Post. Charles
e. Mitchell. John II. Fulton. Beeknan
Winthrop, Guy Cary and Thomas A.
Reynolds. Officers are: James A. still
man. president Thomas A. Reynolds
and William l.. Mckee. vice-presidents :
NathaP c. Lenfestey. secretary and
treasurer, and Walter G. Speer. assist
ant secretary and assistant treasurer
The vault under construction will be
one OF the largest In the world. with
more than $4,000 boxes.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

ert r. Bloodgood In the sale Of the lat
ter's dwelling at 81 East Fifty-sixth
street to the Art Centre, Inc, reported
last Wednesday.
Ward & Ward. brokers. Of % Ex-
change place were associated with Al
bert B. Ashforth. inc. In the sale OF the
w. X. Vanderbilt mansion. at Fifth
avenue and Fifty-second street. to Au-
gust Heckscher. who bought 1t for the
Empire Trust Company.
NJ. Morgenthau. Jr., Company have
placed the management OF their mort
gage department in the hands of DAN
lei T. Lynch. Mr. Lynch has had many
years experience in the mortgage busi-
ness. having been connected with the
office of Judge Edward f. Mccall when
he was counsel for the New York Life
Insurance Company.
Louis Schlechter has removed his
office from las st. Nicholas avenue to
1881 Broadway. northwest corner OF
Ninety seventh street.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
COTTON.

Cotton futures continued upward In
general tendency yesterday, and the
market was featured by an advance of
approximately one-half cent a pound in
the last hour. following slight depression
earlier In the session. The Improvement
was due largely to a strong securities
market. which impaired renewed conf
dence In the heart of bulls and also In
creased short covering. The rise un-
covered stop loss orders. which accsl-
Grated the upward movement. At the
top level of 35 TO 40 points advance pro-
fessionals took profits on the long side
and moderate reaction followed. The
close. however was generally 15 TO 25
points net higher. During much Of the
day the list was off about to 20 points.
That sagging tendency was due to a
weaker technical position after Wednes-
days rise. Southern pressure and un-
settled financial advices from Great
Britain.
The failures of J. B. Thomson & Co..
a Liverpool cotton house, and the Brit
ish- American Continental Bank un-
doubtedly created scattered selling and
checked prospective buyers. The mar
ket's absorbing power. however. was
never bad. Initial prices were to So
points higher In the active list. but Inn
mediately after the opening It sagged
on selling for Southern and Liverpool
account. The English market. although
better than due at one time. reacted In
the late trading. The best early buyers
were wire and commission houses. The
ring element acted on both sides.
The few January notices In circula-
ton had no effect on the list. Sentiment
on the floor yesterday was again mixed.
1t cannot be disputed that bulls are
gaining strength, due primarily to the
improved trade situation and the better
tone OF exchange. That the markets
short interest Is being eliminated rapid
ly Is evident More and more invest
ment buying orders are being placed as
result Of the improved sentiment. Lo-
cal spot was Is points higher. a. 16.50c.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
SUBURBAN DEALS REPORTED.

Emma Carus, the actress. has sold her
thirteen room dwelling, with garage and
large plot, at Elwood avenue and Haw-
thorne terrace. Mount Vernon, N. Y. to
F. A. Petronio OF this city. r. X. Pa
eette was the broker.
Fish & Marvin sold for Harry s. Houpt
his new Colonial house on Ancon avenue,
Pelham Heights. to William NJ Hutchin-
son OF Somerville, ". j.; also for the
Pyramid Realty Company a vacant plot
OF land on Claremont avenue. Green
acres. to julius c. Deisler of Flatbush.
Albert Il. Ashforth. Inc. leased for
Julian Peabody his estate at Westbury.
l.. l.. for the coming season to Mrs. T.
w. Mlllett OF this city. The property
adjoins the estates of Charles Steele,
Maurice Heckscher and Thomas Hitch
cock
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders. Inc, sold to A. Birn-
berg 1442 Charlotte street. five story
apartment house. on a plot 91x100. ir-
regular. accommodating thirty families.
In part payment the seller has taken
a hotel on plot 300x100. with fifteen
rooms, facing the Shrewsbury River. at
Fairhaven, n. J.
Daisy u. Cole sold for $4,000 to Au-
gust Beckman the three story dwelling
at 342 East 143d street. 16.Sx1e0.
Norman Home Builders. Inc. sold to
Robert Blausch the dwelling at 2S25
Sedgwick avenue, 50x112.6.
Hudson II. Rose Company resold 10
Annie Currie the two three story DWELL
ings at 405 and 407 East 141st street.
25x100
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PRICES DROP e.2 PER CENT.
Hut Com m odities Are stfi1 64.2 Per
Cent. Above iOI3's.

The trend OF commodity prices con-
tinued downward In December. decline
of s.2 per ceot being recorded by Dun's
index number. which comprises quota
tions for seven groups OF breadstuffs.
meat, clothing. &c. The recession was
only less extensive than In November.
which brought a fall OF 6.S per cent
The level OF prices on January !. rep
resented by composite price OF $685.
500. was 6i.2 per cent. above the aver
age OF 1913
For eight months the trend OF whole
sale prices has been steadily downward.
Last May the index number OF s263.332
was the highest on record and Ills
per cent above the average pre-war
figure. Each group showed a decline
in December. but clothing fell further
than the others. Clothing. according to
the record had declined by the end Of
December 35.6 per cent. from the .op
figure of'the year. reported as of April l.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
REALTY JoTTINGs.

Senator Clark is the buyer Of the
Treadwell Farm OF 110 acres at Briar-
cliff Manor. to be used as a national
headquarters of the Girl Scouts OF
America, the sale OF which was ne
gotiated by Kenneth Ives & Co. and re-
ported In THE NEW YoRK HERALD on
December 2s.
II. p. Wright a. Co.. builders, win
change their offices to 207 East Forty
third street after January 15.
Brakeman O. Meyer represented Rob-
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

Brothers Corporation the nve story nat
at the northeast corner OF Bradhurst
avenue and 14Sth street. 25x75.
T. Steinberg sold to the NJ. 5. u.
Realty Corporation the two story dwell
ing at 62l West 1920 street. 50x100.
Philip Goldberg sold to Julia A. brod.
erick the three story dwelling At Sss
West Forty-sxth street, 15.6x10o.5.
l.. Napoleon Levy sold to John II.
Phillips the four story dwelling at s5i
West Thirty eighth street. l71xeS.s.
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
sold the three story dwelling alta East
131st street. lS.2x10o. to the Donald
Holding Company. which reso'd 1t to
James r. Brown.
Lizzie Goerlits sold to Lena Wiegan
.hS three story dwelling at 242 East
Elfty-hrst street 2ox10o.5.
Joseph r. Day to spenk.
Joseph p. Day will speak tonight be-
fore the Coney Island Board OF Trade
on the application to stop the pollution
Of the waters Of the port of New York
by oil burning boats.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
SOUTHERN sPoTs.

Galveston. steady. unchanged, at l4c
sales. a03 bales. New Orleans, steady un-
changed. at lac, sales. 96G bales. Mobile.
nominal, unchanged, at 1890; sales nil.
I5.25c.; sales. 1917 bales. Norfolk, steady. 90
points higher. at l+.50c.; sales. 002 bales.
Augusta steady, IS points higher at i4.13c /,
sales. l46 bales. Memphis steady, unchanged,
at 14c. sales, 1850 bales. Houston, steady,
Is points higher, at iic. sales. 5.Gi6 bales.
Little Rock, quiet. unchanged. at fic. sales
$40 bales. Dallas, steady 80 points higher,
at 1859. sales. 1881 bales. Montgomery.
firm, unchanged, at l3.50c.; sales. II bales.
Fort Worth. steady. - points higher. at
1866; sales, 2,i25 bales.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
Fire Record

A. VI. Loss.
i:25-24os creston sv.. TIE Bronx:
i:55-4os East eth st.: unknown. iiY Trifi.ng
7:b5-qo Prince ST.; c. A.. Kayna
Cigar Company ............ Unknown
5000 East i1th ST.; Sarah
tFeIs ...... .,. L nk.own
s;i5--Pter 7. North River; American
s:55-l5 Pitt ct. Max Bailover. Unknown
e'35-Go West ioith At. Henry Nc
kinney ........,......... Unknown
i0'l0-46 Rivirgtoa ST.. p. Angel. Unknown
ll:Oo-Foot Of West Goth St: scow:
.. Bren Bros. os................. Trifling
i2:So-f5 Broadway: roof cunard
Steamship Company. ........ Unknown
3;55-Si 81. Nicholas av. e. Good
i;2o-il7 East is1st ST.. The Bronx;
": Hunter ..:.....;...... Unknown
4:oo-33e Tth av.; Gross Engine Co.;
Unknown
6:2o-21o East 18th ST.; unknown. Unknown
8:l0-2lf West 134th St; known. Trifl.ag
6:l5-3d av and 1i5th ST., The Bronx;
Il" structure ..................N None
6:S0-200 East Goth ST.; s. Schwer-
8;45-Exterior and i51st St. The
Bronx; auto. c. Hoosebush. -. Unknown
6;o0-North River and 37th st., Burns
brothers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TriflInR
6:55-30o Canal St; Onyx Clothing
7:oo-lo West Houston ST.: II. s.
. . -. -. .-. -. /.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
pU POINTS AWARD STOCK.

WILMINGTON Del. Jan. 6.--The large
bonus stock awards granted to en-
ployees by E. l. du Pont dc Nemours "
Co. for 1915 became the property OF tho
beneiciares to-day. The awards )
amounted TO about $4,000 shares OF
common stock and $500 shares OF deben-
ture stock. The number of employees
who received the stock was around 1.400.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
EsTArEsApPRAIsED.

VAN HAMA. Caleb NJ. December a.. lslo::)
Managing editor OF the New York Ameri-
1896: net estate. $3s.4ls. His widow.
Amy r. Van Hamm. received one-th'rd OF
the estate. and his daughter. Rebecca. the
balarcc.
MACPHERSON. Grace o'Day. tAprii %.
1920.) Net estate, 1881 .974. Her husband
and son are sole benefic!arics.
JANDORF. Edwin. October 10. 1919 Gross
estate. S62, ,355: net estate. $56.o6s. HIS
widow and two daughters received the
cfat
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 6.--Although the
cotton market stood at small 10 moderate ad-
vances during the greater part OF the ses-
sion to-day, there were periods of easiness.
the most pronorsced OF which followed re-
ports of a bank failure IN London and failure
OF spot cotton house In Liverpool. The
close showed net advances of the day of ~
to % points. Close: January, 14.33 March.
ii3I; May, ii.5J; July, li.I0; October, l470
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
SAYS MONEY WILL STAY UP.
Chicago Ba mixer Asserts Interest Is
Not 10 Go Below q Per Cent.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HEaALr.
CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-Money prices will
not decrease during 1921. according TO
Melville e. Traylor. president OF the
First Trust and Savings Bank OF this
city. who addressed the Chicago Bond
Mems Association at a luncheon to-day
There will be no cheap money In
1921" said Mr.. Traylor. The rate OF in
terest VIII not go below per cent. and
1t is very possible that It may reach an
average OF per cent. This Is favor
able indication for the financial world"
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
WILLARD HEADS RAIL ASSN.
II. II. Ashton l. Reelected Prest-
dent; j. T.. Fairbanks Secretary.

Daniel willard. president of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company, was
elected yesterday chairman of the board
OF the American Railway Associa ton,
and r. II Ashton was reelected TO the
presidency. w G.; Bessell of the Jersey
Central and Hale Holden of the Bur-
lington were elected vice presidents. and
j. L. Fairbanks was reelected general
secretary and treasurer.
Sixteen of the eighteen members of
the board of directors, all railroad heads,
attended the meeting
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Realty Associates sold to The Herzl,
Inc. the gore plot on the west side OF
Chester street. 325 feet south of River
dale avenue
William r. Jones sold for James s.
Ware to Gustav Obe-g the two lots.
each 20x100. on the south side of Fifty
seventh street. 440 feet east of Twen-
tieth avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
APPLICATIONS TO LIST.

Applications to list si9.sS35o0 Of ad-
ditional capital stock of the United
Fruit Company and S639.5oo additional
common stock OF the American Agri-
cultural Chemical Corporation have been
made TO the New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
Army Orders
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Jan. q.

[
Washington. ID. c., JAN o.
These army orders have been made pub
INFANTRY-First Lieut.. Ralph B. Kind
duty aide de camp on his staff: Lieut..
Col Clifford Ulerloni. special orders Novem-
ber %, 1920. amended: relieved Third Corps
Area, Baltimore. assigned 20 Fortieth In
fantry. Fort Sherman; Major Robert G. Cot
ton... relieved war plans division. General
staff. Washington, detailed as inspector-in-
structor infantry California National Guard
Major Bernard Lentz. report February /. TO
chief OF Infantry for duty; Major Isaac J.
Nichol, assigned 70 Sixtieth Infantry. Camp
Jackson; Lieut.-Col. Ode C.. Nichols. 20
Camp Meade, Following, now attached 70
regiment: capis. Henry p. Bagnal and AL
fred G.. French. First Lieuts. Grover Gra-
ham. Norman NJ Nielsen, Smith II. Webb
and Nicholas =. Woodward
FIELD ARTILLERY-First Lieut.. Bent<>
min $. Dowd assigned 10 Twelfth Field 49,
iilIery Major. Nelson Z; Margetts. jassis.l-A
Meade; Capt Thomas s. Poole. assigned 10
Sixth Tield Artillery. Camp Dix
3 TSrG G9EPs eorps MsSr srea sae cap
Whipple. 10 Camp Lewis; Capt. II. D. W.
Riley. to Florence. Ala, take station. roll
lowing stand relieved at Camp A.. A. Hum
nient wish engineer organization Indicated:
Capts. Assert G.. Matthews. First Ensinecrs.
Fort Bliss Kprynap Rice. Fourth Enginoers.
Camp Lewis. Walter L. Lorence. Fourth En-
gin1frs. Camp Lewis. LLOYD r.. mielenxs
Sixth Engineers. Camp Pike. Charles Z. Nc
kee. E.gsth Engineers. Fort Bliss: Robert
n. Elliott. Seventh Eue;neers. Camp Jack
som First Lieut. David a. Dogden. Sixth
Engineers. Camp Pike; First Lieut. Richard
Lee. Fourth Eneiaeors. Camp Lewis.
QrARTERMAS STEERS CORPS-First Lieut..
Glenn A. Ross. TO New York. report TO COM
mandinE general Second Corps area. then 70
Antwerp and proceed to Paris. France, and
Service. First Lieut.. Ernest *. White, spe-
cfa orders November amended. to Camp
Meade; Capt. Charles A. Bader, report TO
commanding officer coast defences OF Bos-
ton Ma jor Francis J. Torney. on completion
course at Camp Hoiabird to Camp Normoyle;
Capt. John Kasper to Camp Jessup; Major
Henry A. wingate. report TO commanding Of
ficer. Fitzslmon General Hospital, Denver:
Capt. Charles d. ONeai, to Brooklyn and
report to depot quartermaster
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
LIyERPoOL CARIEs

Spot cotton In more demand. at G2 points
American. 5000. Imports. 1000; American
1000 Futures opened sttady at IS 10 a
points advance. Closed qniet at 10 TO &c
1s.0sd.; May, l0.14d July, 10 lid. October
10.O2d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cloths quiet
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

The Bynk Of America Lac been appointed
trustee under issue of 81 900. 900 of ten year
per cent. collateral trust gold notes Of the
Selznick Corporation. due January /.
1920, and trustee under issue OF $3.50. 900 OF
sinking fund gold bonds Of the Hill School.
due on November l. 1855. .stts fal 4
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
LIVE srocK AND MEAT rRICEs.

Common to prime steers, 100 lbs. $s.0Of11 20
Common to choice bulls 100 lbs. 6.JQ0 300
Common TO choice cows. 100 lbs. 2.00T 7.I5
Common to prime veals. 100 lbs. 14.00d2i 90
Common to prime sheep (ewes),
1WD IDS. o.svV o..'u
Common TO prime lambs, 100 lbs. 0.50Tff3 g. 90
Live hogs, 100 lbs. .............. II. .O0fatf so
Dressed beef. steer sides, b.. 15120c
city dressed veals ID. ............ 22T30c
Dressed mutton. ib.............. sTt3ikc
Dressed lambs, lb............... e2130c
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
PENNsYLvANIA OIL MARKET.

OIL CrrY. Jan. 6.-Credt balances.
$50 Runs. 90.571; average. 35.423 !;
shipments. G4.226 average, 34.524.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

The firm of Charles A. Kahl & Co. has
been dissolved by mutual consent and its
business taken over by the new firm of Car
reau Snedeker, With temporary offices in
20 Broad street The new firm will consist
OF Leonard a. Sneckner member OF the New
York Stock Exchange; Joseph S. Carreau and
Charles V. Snedeker. The old firms un-
listed department will be carried OF as be-
fore under the direction OF Charles A. Kahl
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

Frank f. Hartman has been elected pres
ident and John s. Fisher Of Indiana, IA
Coal Corporation, succeeding a. II. Smith
and Harold s. Vanderbilt.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

Estabrook G. Co. are offering $4,000. 900 of
Corning Glass Works cumulative 8 per cent
preferred stock at 9s and accrued dividend
yielding SIG per cent
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The firm of Hamilton Adler Co.. with
OFFICES In 10 Exchange place, has been
formed. Its members are Hamilton Adler,
FOR the last six years with l.. NJ. Prince g.
CO., and Adolph Lichensten. The new firm
will deal In bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

George G.. Miller. Jr., formerly vice-presi
dent of the Savings Investment and Trus
Company of East Orange. N. j.. has beer
appointed third vlce-president OF the Gar
field National Bank OF New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

Interim receipts for the s. S. White Dem
tai Manufacturing Company ten year per
cent gold notes VIII be exchanged for the
definitlve notes OF that company on and
after January 10 by VIM. A. Read & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

Alexander Ter. formerly of ]. p. Morgan
& Co.. ts In the investment department of
John - uir Co.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

J. X. Rice. Jr., & Co. have issued a special
letter ON Home Insurance rights.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION. l..
SALES AT AUCTION. SALES AT AUCTION
BY J. E. CONANT & CO. Auctioneers
OFFICE, LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS
VERY MUCH OUT OF THE USUAL


good ohernfn
a ne tools
by
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tool
crib; ais omce fIrnshi all eforerdn
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IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS

the
stockin
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Of tho En
ighandup utr
fr
res mre 10 Tho chest DO ndo ddersa
public
the new Rant inc Products
Philip w Jacobs Philip X Amhon Edward A. J
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
filed Thursday In the United States District
Court:
Judge Augustus N. Hand appointed Mas
Rockmore temporary receiver for the Berth
Clothes Shop. Inc, clothing, 1868 Broadway
with bond OF S.. 900.
fudge Hand appointed Arthur Y. Dalziel
.eceiver for Nissin and Isaac Dishy, trading
ae Dishy Bros. and also Nonpareil Under
wear Company. ladies' underwear. l2l West
Tweniy-sixth street. with bond OF $o,uOU
Judge Hand appointed Edward ]. Ryan
temporary receiver for Joseph Drucker. DO
ing business the Jerome Gents Furnishing
Shcp. East isSd street. with a bond OF
81 900.
Judge Hand appointed Percival wl,ds t,m-
porary receiver for the ST. Claire Cafeteria.
Inc. bakery and restaurant, 100 Fulton
street, with a bond OF $1,000.
Judge Hand appointed Maurice p. David
son receiver for Cumberland SIX Mills. Inc..
manufacturer OF SILK i21 Madison avenue.
with bond Of 5000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Jacob Adler. retail leather goods. Of 2as
First avenue. has assigned for the benefit
OF creditors 10 Edward Habernan.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments were filed yester-
day, the first name being that OF the debtor
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
ORGANIZATION MANAGER

wanted. organization leader to build,
control and manage sales force for a
large, long established Realty firm OF
Cleveland. Ohio
Must be experienced IN subdivision sales
work. one that con show past record
OF unquestionabic achievements. The es-
eentials are, n vigorous man with power
70 &C and lead men; ability to analyzc
characters: also fluent, powerful speaker.
Must be ready TO assume full RESPONSE
bilit,os at once. First class references
required None without the above quail
fications need apply.
Call In person between II and and 8
and p. NJ. Room 460 Hotel Waldorf
Astoria.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
TOXIC SILK MARKET OPENS.

TOXIC. Jan. 6.--The silk market. here
reopened to-day Trading was dull and
quotations fell. Few transactions were
recorded.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS,
MANHATTAN.

u
The first name ls that OF the debtor, the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed
IoNpARDO. Angelo. and Masino
Pasianlo-Pcorle, &C.; Sept. IL, 80. -
MlppIET9iSSSo I'D, n iSSo vacated, ....' i2po. IS
TERRY. Raymond. NJ. and Gertrude
v.-People. &c: Dec. 10. 1920 tva- 80 ..
Won BoiIiREx. Frederick. and II.
w. Eiikens-C. y. Fasnau; June B,
,,hn,, ipis; s;.';,;''iij 10 III az. w. Els. o-'
worth Co.; Aug. ~, fnf7........ 3f0.71
OGANEsOTT-. Michael-Grcat East
ern Casualty Co. Sept. 20. 1919. 1925
woon.- G. 1.-C. saltpetcr Oct. 8.
przzt. rr.zzzzt s..sia,c Industrial COM
miaaion: Feb. n. io20......... 23i.4 .4c
ABRAMsoN Benjamin and Rubin
M. A. Jacobn; July q. 1920. ..... 1893 81
sANIIg-M nuchman; July y. 1920. f.iI3.S1
nAnRAN. Iiarris--J Brusohi; Dec.
LAT 4 BERGIiETMER. INC.-N.
Y. Hosiery Works. Inc. Nov. II.
1870 (vacated) ...... ...........- !, 1,l5V.30
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The flr-. name Is that OF the debtor:
ATLAS STEAM LAUNDRY, Inc,
Emanuel EormsSJ hIs'csh IS shapiro. % @ ss4s 90
BRILLIANT, Joseph D.-Peoples
saie Sdsk Sno J.'.....'.......... iras. oo. 2eeeo
Eaientano aMAS, sompany 4so7
r. rpr.vPx A,toninA Johnson 5s7 30
ROTH Lous-H. Schedael........ p3t ~
rtrIt-p etwon-g Iuhliner .... 130S 80
tyr.i1Tp Arm tIenry-H Bogansky o5I2
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nRONN.

HARvILL REALTY coRP.--J. Pot
kowskI May H.. ie2o..,,....:..
MAURocoRpATE, A.--C. Grimm.
as admr. Nov. IL. 1920. ........
sAUL. Louis-L. Frender; Oct. ~.
1e20.... ....ss ...........s......
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4.o5s secured claims. and assets un
known. except that $i.130 represent. debt
due on open accounts. Frederick Klein l.
attorney for the bankrupt.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
Furniture Co. in Mig Leose.
Woman Sells Gem Cara se.

Tankoos, Smith & Co. sold for Mar
garet Manning the Ave story building.
t0xl00. with an l. adjoining the rear.
75x25. known as the Gem Garage. at
142-144 West Fifty-sixth street. The
lease on the premises was recently sold
by the same brokers. as reported a few
days ago. Harold b. Elgar Of Hardin
& Hess, attorneys. represented the own
crs and Louis Rosenberg, attorney. rep
resented the purchaser.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed Thursday In the United States District
Court:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-24
NOGALES ELKS To.
Celebrate SOON

A large delegation from the Bisbee
Lodge OF Elks will leave here Satur-
day 10 be the guests of the Noga1es
Lodge No. 1897, at n great conclave,
the occasion being the first anniver-
sary of the organization of that lodge.
The celebration will cover Saturday
ana Sunday.
The program planned for the two
days is n varied one and full Of enter
tanning features. IL consists of an
open air luncheon i'm the pavilion of
the MonteZuma hotel. parade in
grotesque costumes. led by the band
of the 25th Infantry. This will be
on Saturday.
On Sunday the Elks will go 10 NO
gales, Sonora, where a barbecue, bad
ger fights. cock fights and other
sporting events are planned. The
sport program will be held in wood
ell canyon on the country estate of
Alexandra Villasenor, presidente of
Nogales. Sonora Visiting Elks and
the accompanying ladies will be the
guests of the Nogales lodge at dane
ing party in the evening.
Ample accommodations will be pro-
vided for all visiting Elks and first
class transportation facilities will be
arranged to the oasis in the canyon
where the sports program will be
held