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BLACK and whlto shepherds Plaid.

csting This typc OF cont makes Cor
"a youthful appearance. for IL quite
successfully conceuls the nnturnl ng-
me lines and produce, q straight line
silhouette. witch rs the dominant
style feature of spring uilor-mndcs.
This pleasing aud practical suit Is
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out OF order.

"The tex n In this room that
speaks above a whisper will be put
out" exclaimed the angry Judge.
Hip, hip, hoornyl" shouted the
prisoner as he ran for the door,
Boys Life.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15

mas done
for me. We nave
had six children
die almost at birth.
From one hour IN
nineteen days Is all
they have lived. As
| was going TO have
another, / took q
dozen bottles OF your
Vegetable Com
pound and | can say
that II IL the great
eat medicine on
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His Step.

Fond Father-Beforc | consent 10
the marriage, ! must know this young
mans qualifications. Now, has he
grcut strength, endurunce2 Can he
keep on his feet despite eLtnngling in
%huences? Has he balance, polsc?
Fancttc-Oh, yes, daddy Reggie
fox trots diyinely Life.
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JOY BROUGHT
into HOME
BY Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, Restoring
Mrs. Benz to Health

Altoona, PA am writing 10 tell
you what Lydia f.. pinkham's Vegetable
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15

True mnrtyrdom lets somebody else
udvcriise II.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
yers Arrive d
MAMIE Al

MONTREAL
Hodgson. GUNNER & Co. 4 Hodgson.
piece goods; MeAspin.
NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
Talbot Co: A. Talbot, womeis's ready 20
NEW HAVEN. coNN.
strouse. adler 3. o.; |. n uilmaa, cora
uets. braaaierea; ,e; 80 o. Eth 81
a. Esang; H. W Evans e.siios].
NORM wILKEsBoRo. y. c.
j. r Prsvette Co: i. z. Preyette. cloth
PAwTuCKEY, RI.
Shartenberg 4 Hobinaou; r.. Il. Camp
pel nphoistery' W9i Pritchard, notiona
t0's' goods qqs pgs.ss s's,9nspy g.,r, a0a 4th as
National KID Klothes. Alien l.. Greeg-
berg, boys' ciothlng; pcnnsyiyania.
NJ Blum, 81. Blum, millinery fcnnsyi-
Janosf & Paul H n pv.sl. WOODEN ana
cotton piece goods flsnneis domestics,
silks satins. velvets: pennsy lvana
S, Amsterdam & sons. S. Amsterdam,
representing. Per nsylvansa.
:. strawbrage & Clothier; J. L. Egaia, iail-
liuery. 23e 5th av.
Ereslin.
Goldman Bros e. Goldman. WOODEN
piece goods; Martinique.
Refs q Ggeenwoaid II. II. Greenwoai1,
SkiIts; Imperial.
John n Mccilntocls. John d. adcclin-
tock, millinery; Martinique.
J. * Malls & Co. Louis Malls. leather
cords. Bresiin
Bauer &; veylnan, l. WagTnan. mfr.
black lowcrs; martir ique.
PITTSBURGH
Kaufinann. Baer & Co. J. Baer jobs
mems lounging robes. house coast l. NJ
Carson boys' wash suits; 404 4th av.
/. sirnog; Ike simon, shoes; Pennsyl
vauia.
Boers & Buhl, Inc william Gold.
q. Sloan, HAD B'way.
PORTLAND, ORE.
we.nstein Bros: NJ. weinstein slr.ts, Is
t. 2Gth 81.
ROCHESTER,
Duny-Powers Co; 1iiss ItlNe Cohen, as~
sist9ng. dreeses care 5. Solomon, 13E2
SAN FRANCISCO
NJ & L. Meyer: Mr. Lesser. ladies spring
SCRANTON, PA
Scranton D. g. CO., II. 3 Greenoerg,
bedding, dry goods: care Ben T. Lewis. ~
w. 26th so
SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
Albert steiger d Co. II. t. Warner. lir-
ems and domeatics, 1o5 Grand ST.
81. LOtrS
Rice Silk .. e. Co; rheo Ziock. dresses;
gl3 5th av., Room sos.
Rice. stix D. G. Co; r. A. aennigan.
mdse mgr. ready to wear; 2t2 5th av..
care &. Koch.
Hirseh Bros. n: K. 'Mulowney iobs silk
cloth dresges; Is ". 36th st
TOLEDO
Thompson, Hudson Co. a. II. Morrell,
mdse mgr. Mrs. ". b Smile, ready to
wear: 404 4th av.
". L. Miner Co; Paul A Brown.
women's ana misses suits, coats ane
dresses. muslin underwear. infants wear,
waista petricoatg. kimonos, house dresses
Alfred Fanti 1l6 ". S2d ST.
Lion 2 G. Co. Mics Z. Murray. dresses;
2s l. 26tn st.
UTICA. n. Z
style. Inc. !. +. stein. woolen piece
goods; Pennsylvania.
VANCOUVER. Is. {.
David Spencer. Ltd. r. a Spencer, Ia
dies ready to wear Fellows Buying Co.
1864 Broad way
WILMINGTON, DEL.
IoplSls Bros: 4 & L. TopAis. white
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
Strousa- Hirsehberg Co. II. Goiasteil.
fower pirced baseTnen-l dresses coats an
suits waists. general n4dse. care Ese~ &.
Lilienthal, HOO B'way.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Purchases Still Advancing
Credit Clearing House Reports
Continued Gains

For the third successive week pur-
chasing by retailers from manufacture
ers and wholesalers throughout the
country has shown an increase over
The same period year ago Purchases
this week. according to the Credit
Clearing House, in its weekly report
on merchandising activities, was 8
per cent heavier than last week for the
country as 4 whole, with the mountain
and Eastern sections making the larr
est gains. Compared with last year at
this time purchases this week were 6.7
per cent in advance, although SIS per
cent under the same week ia 1919.
Indebtedness for the country as q
whole increased per cent over last
week, was Is per cent heavier than &
year ago and 81 per cent heavier than
twc gears ago. Payment activity also
showed an increase, amounting to 2
per cent compared TO last week II
was, however, % per cent under that
Of last year and II per cent under that
OF TWO years ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
1o Discuss Foreign Advertising

Methods OF advertising American
products in foreign countries viii be
tFe topic for discussion at the next
monthly luncheon meeting Of the
american Manufacturers Export Asso-
citation at the Hotel Astor next
Wednesday. Joseph McElroy Sd, ex-
port mauager for Pass & Seymour Inc,
manufacturers OF electrical goods, viii
be tie prime pal speaker Others sched-
uied TO speak are Mi Lucy Go dsmi tn,
of the Aeolian Company; 6. c. We'd
der, OF the Vedder Overseas Corpora
ton, and Franklin Johnson, publisher
Of The American Exporter"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
FairchiId Services
r. Schwartz & Son d, q get,,var
hoya. Glulhing. II Harald snil4 ~

ALLENTOWN. PA.
r. Sphwarts q son H. O. geh,yartg.
boys clothing; herald Square
BALTIMORE
Ine HUB Miss r.. uorsan, corsets.
muslin underwear. MiBs Naughtou worner n Fl
ready To wear, Baer q, Lilientnal, 1850
Ewav.
o'Neill 8. CO, II. c. Hudson. pcasieeut,
representing; Charles A Cook sTd 9Th av
stewart * Co; G. T. Tucker coats, suits
wraps and dresses 16 w 3ath at.
NJ al. tirHchenbaum: n. N. Krschen~
baum; coats and quits: "a W. $50 ct,
\. Eserherg CO., Inc. C. g. Craig. mill
neTy care Ben T. LOWS, 81 W. ssth st.
trimmings. breids etc: Martinique
American Wholesale Corp H. r. Reid
ailk dreaa goods 35A ith az.
BOSTON
tsortnan Fine a Smith. n. Bortnaan.
Bedford MFG. CO. s. Goldberg. infants
wear; McAlpin
Greenwood x Sons; I. ". Greenwood,
wall paper; Herald Square.
Richardson Furniture Co. L. p Rich
ardson. furniture, Herald Square
G Z. hovey Co; Miss Oestricher worn~
1854 B way.
Abe 4. Blum berg; Max BiunBers. knit
underwear; Bresltr.
T q Whitney Co. J. II Harding, table
cottoES. Martinique.
BRoCKroN, MASS.
II. Z. Eisid Co.; u Fleld, ahocs. MAJ
Unique.
BUFFALO
william Hengerev Co: n. Harriu repre-
senting: 10 W. 18th at.
CHICAGO
Grand Rapids Co; q. a. Fuller. floor
Il Greenherg Co; J. csreenberg, clothing
manufacturers Pennsylvania
r y. Matthews & Co: Miss e. Heller,
dresses. waists, skirts Pennsylvania
Archer Avenue Bargain Store. {. Miller,
square
Marshall Field 4 Co; G. q. Elder. MUS
lin underwear; 10Y e way.
Carson, Pirie IL Scott CO. l.. <. Hilgen-
dorg, nans furnishings. shirts; 4OA 4tl ay.
CINCINNATI
Tho Paris T. Rosenberg. Jobs dresses
CLEVELAND
At Cloak Co; NJ Epstein. piccs goods
lor man ufa curing; McAlpin
stearn Co. c. Maas, coats suita, dresses;
Frank trohaman, 276 5th av
jackson Mercantile Co. j. IIarria
dte6ges. Penney venia.
DIES MONIES. IOWA
Duhrowe's Department. Store; J. Du-
hrowe. Jobs better tal coats, fur trimmed
DAYTON, OHIO
Ril1e. KHinier Co. H. s. Anics. mdse.
Das MoJ>,Es. IOWA
Lederer Strauss; S. III. Shlcss millinery
So ". 29th St
=,
Jobs misses and woinens stout dresses
II. p Bartlett. coats. Alfred Fanti I16
w 500 st
Alfred !. Ruby. Inc; Z. A. Bernstein.
shoes. McAlpin.
DCLUTn. MINI.
j. s. Steele; j. 5. Steele, coats and suits
Bresin.
HANOVER. Pa
Z. r. HaTelnnger & Co. h. L. Eayel-
finger wall paper Imperial
LANCASTER, Pa.
Leonardo e. l.. Ginsburg 1ew spring
dresses. is " 18th st.
LOS ANGELES
a. hamburger Il Sons. u. J. Gattrnan.
ladles ready to wear 22o 18th aya Eoom
MEMPHIS. TENN.
J. Goldsmith < Sons; Mr.. Wole. piece
goods; Eaer g. LillsnIhal, 1850 3 way.
1Iy.WACKEE
Espenhain .. G. Co. julius Peek, linens.
blankets. etc; Prince George
The Unity L. ri. Blu-nb berg, coats, suits
48 " 35th ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Is u S inc . " New .
Textile Producers Hesitate
In Offerings for New Season
Higher RGsc SiIjs
Likely, Says Caoaltcr

Current prices on raw silk are
hkely to be maintained or advanced
according 30 Il. L. Cavalier & Go.
raw silk dealers.
w hile buyers ars nervous and
hcsisating at tiie late advance" says
market report issued by the com
pany, "there is enough daily inquiry
for spot silk and nearby deliveries
IN all grades TO keep the market
firm. 1t is we'll known that the
mills are bare of raw stock, while
the fabric market is improving. and
new production is being started up
IN many directions. Holders are
strong II their views that not oulv
VIII prices be maintained at The
present level but that they are
likely TO go higher after the turn
Of the year in view of the depleted
condition OF most OF the primary
markets."
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Recent fluctuations i'm Raw
Materials Delay Repric-
ing of Finished Goods:
Wool and Silk E'irmer

Recent fluctuations in raw cotton 4ba
sharp advance In raw silk and th,. no.
certalnfies III the raw wool trade oc-
casioned by The emergency tariff arc
causing some hesitation in the textile
trades in making plans for Offering
new season 3 goods. Particularly in
co5IonS there is a disposition on tie
parS o. the large producers to hold eff
making new prices until after the fret
Of the year. In bleachcd goods many
tines are sold up we'll into March and
some sellers have withdrawn thejr
prices. Some converters state that
many of their lines are sold up through
January. Ginghams and percales are
Understood to be well sold ahead.
The hardening of the wool market
here an6 softening abroad, combined
WITH resistance on the part OF manu-
featuring and retail cIothiers 30 highe r
prices, have unsettled the WOODEN trade.
aecordlng TO selling agents. Lines for
neXf fall are understood to be ready.
out price figuring has not been com
pleted.
The silk manufacturers have not vet
been able to push the prices FOR manu-
tacsured silks UP to the point OF re-
placement costs since the recent sharp
advances in the raw silk market. Some
strengthening OF TIE finish silk goods
market has token place. but most man
ufacturers doubt the advisability Of
renricing merchandise on basis Of
raw silk at its present price level.
Knitted underwear for next fall and
winter has been offered by few man
ufacrurers at prices showing an aver
ge advance of 10 per cent OF fall.
1921. prices but most Of the lines viii
not be shown until January 9.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Initial
Libby Owens Sheet Claas co,rsn
Extra

,,- l+--I Vs:-7,-, OEaIF5 EtJsfIp9Hy
common stock has been declared. pavshie
January 10 TO stockholders Of record De.
cenlber 31
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Commercial Credit

Some wholesale credit men are pre-
dieting still further Increases in the
number of failures within the next
two months, but qualify these predic-
tlons with statements that the failures
will be mostly among the small re-
taiiers. Throughout the bus ness world
the opinion that small firms are still
passing through a period Of severe
financial strain is gaining strength.
circles, have successfully weathered
tho storm CIR have rallied.
The commercial money markets were
quiet yesterday, with commercial
paper discounting on the basis of 5
per cent for the best prime paper
The american Acceutance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase By Federal Reserve Banks {:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Montreal

slorean Pulp & Pa old com.
do new common -..-.. I
DC new preferred s.-....a..
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16

Joseph Tuttie Etearns Tor the Plaza
Fnrnlfure store, furuiture. 1853 "a az
with a bond OF 81. 900 p"
Arthur Klein. ancliary for the Aeus
Eiectric Heater Co, water hentars oSo ~
saith ST. with bond OF s1n0o
A. Welles Sturpf for tho 8 g y cloth
ing Co. clothing. s6S eth av., with a bona
Gray zabr'sltIo foy Mayer srintz. cloth.
ing. '0s Broadway. with u bond of 81 600
Arthur I. palzeil for Brill & Muraca,
gre seq. 3S w. 32d st. with Il bond Of
BYRON Clark for the Goodman clothlne
Co. clothing. io! Bieccker Ut. with a
bond Of $1,000
Schedules IN Bankruptcy
The following schedules IN hanleruptcy
wyere filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
TIBERTT DRESS AND SKIRT CO.
Liabilities. s2s,s6l assets, S0.61O.
HUDSON BUTTON WORIlS-suttons
and novelties, s17 Ii. sfth 81. Lila hiitles.
S49.Ti0; assets. S40.976.
COHEN & LOEBEi.--Men's clothing
lo7aa Stanton 81. Liabilities, sas, va.
assets $500.
Assignments
It. H. PHILLIPS co, INC -2anufac-
curing carbonated waters cor " l44th ct.
for Charles A. Lynch
MORRIS EAPIRO-Eetail dealer IN
cotton goods, 81 Il. Hath ST., fos Max L.
Lesser. i32 Nassau 81.
Al r GLICKMAN-Re Retail dealer in
men furn hinss, SO "a av and e3t I-
Houston St. TOR Jacob Cohen. S90 Green
wien 1T.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

LOsT--Ter4porary c@rfiAcatss no. Z 81
as.z79. for sl.ooo 7ts per cent e. l. au
ponf de 7sernoura & Co. In~.. tsn-yssr gold
bond Fifdcr will DO rewarded. Notify
r. q. Tourinan. ~ Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
FORECLOSURE SALES

SCPREMB COURT. COUNTY 0F NEW
g2t $50 LONoN RILEY Plaintiff.
against SoSNIBOR OPERATING CON
FANZ. INC, and o-Acrs Defendants.
II pursuance oS & 5u6smer.a % tors
closure and sale. duly made and entered
IN tne abovs-entitlsd action AMI bearing
Undersigned. the referee IN said jucgrnarr
named, VIII sell 2t purllc auction al the
exchange salesroou1. Nos. AS Veses
og New York. on he 2Ist day Of Dece.n Ser
-g-1 al Y o'clock nocn on thai day by
- SE-SH = DAY, Auctionee-. the PREMISE
erected By said judgment to bs sold. and
therein oescTi bed as f0liuws
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcei O
and with TIC Buildings At ;Trrr0vena ent 8
fsleEeoL erected, s.tuaee. lying and hei1r
a1G Stsee or NeT York. bounded and &c.
scrIbed as follows
HEG!NNING At point or Ihe northe-Ig
siae Of West one nun Z red i-+seei.
Street, distant one hundred sae t,a.~fv saef
westerly from the corner formed ns5 t5a in
tersectior CO the nor-herty SIDE Of ysss
Cne- hundred and thir-isth Street Win the
~,as-eriy SIDE CT Lenu~ avenue, running
thence norrlerly parallel with ma vexxsrIT
sids or Leuox Avenue sad part CT tsA VA
sIroagn a party wall 1-iasty-E5ne tset anl
CLOCK. thence westerly. along he xarr
wenty teet. thence southerly z-ota ra--
a4ie4 win tas westerly side Of I-enox Ave
Ane ana part OF the distance thrcuvn ar
other party wall. ninecy-niae test an
eleven inches 10 the nortnerly side o.
" est One hundred c-thirtieth Street anc
-aSfscs eaSterly along the same tvFerzts.
ieet 70 the point or place % oegiani,g
Dated, New York, November = ls29
Rich ARD II. THURsToN. Eeferee.
ANTHONY J. ROaIAGNA Afrc-nex So~
PlsintiT. 10 William Street. BoyotS,-
CT Manhattan. New York Cl;y
Ihe following IS diagram Of ehs
property 70 be sold: It's Get number ie
io7 West Isoth straet, Borough ~ Nan
haitian. New York Cry
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Nurses. Etc.

CuILDsS NURSE. unusually good excel.e--
> years' reference. c.. Misc E1etrnay yer' 8
agency. 10 e. Azd 81. Sd floor. Telephone
s947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was firm but quiet, with Straits
and Straits shipments quoted at
$4,000 34.50c; standard, 33@34c and
80 per cent. 34c asked Copper quiet,
standard spot. Decem Der and January
l3c asked, and electrolytic spot. De
cember and January, 14c asked Lead
qqUiet, New York spot, 4.75c asked,
and East St. Louis spot. 4.421a ac asked
and zinc quiet, New York spot, 3 .20c,
ana East St, Louis spot. 4.85c asked.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Business Fte,ys

Ape y. Adelaon, Inanufac cturer Df wo-.-
ems hats viii hold u formal opening ~
MS new quarters on tho second door u.
ne Garment Center Capital on Mondav
me nrn formerly was located at ? rast
4alrtN seventh Street. Fhe new cnartess
give the concern one OF the largest l19s4,,,-
occurring sta oiisllments and ahovreorns tn
the millinery trade ''-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
In Bronx County

Tho arst name is that OF tha debtor:
ryAan Nichael-r. A. Munsey s1ost3
vi lsz pres. Inc--A Mann - 5072
r,lain Saxrnel-S. Shut - eal.70
EsslofslSv Louis-E Lerch ~ 65s2
voigvi - - 41o.os
ei1on Paill-J Gror. 2sl.11
0etllliIIi naaIfb uofeI c,onst cornn. 57s2o
% c;abriele ..-..'...'.,'.., 2.sts.T2
Sullivan. Arthur ca Eartioa oI0I
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16

Rubber Tire GO. og y. Y. Inc.
Nov TO, 1921 ..... 8Z,
Lincoln Garage and sales Co. Inc.
Graham Bsos. Co: Dec ..
1927 ;......-.. ........... 1.15
Gaianos, Nicholas A.--N {. c. T.
r. Co; April 10. 1919. ........ 5.2e
Goddard. Joseph-M Calender;
Aug. 27. 1921 ........ ~
In Bronx County
Rothaus. sanuel-a. Phillips;
Dec. {, 1921 ....-..-....... sl3
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Satisfied judgments
IN Nery Work County

The nrst name Is that u the deptof the
second that Of the creditor and Gats hel-
judgrnent was filed.
Stra1aiello Charles--H. IlcAar-
man Nov. (, 1911. ......-..-... S@Sf.-o
Corners, David E---City OF n. Y;
Nov Y, 1921 ...--.......-.. lA7-sa
EeacA, Wilour--Wnl. II. Wise 6.
Co, Inc. July 20. 1891. l1l-4s
Bier1lan. Isidora, and David Ie-
vine--y Z. Mayer; Dec. IL. 1920 S.71sSl
Ia psc, IL. 1921 e1..'.-....,.. soooo
nonde. BENJAMIN and anna c.
Isayside Lumber Co; april II,
1915 -.-.-t- ~ $50
Laird Samuel :. e. al---Frlsd
Lang Lea 5her g. Inc. July Il,
lAz8 (caAceied ........... ...-..s.-. lS,2ls -
Hamburger Cotton Mills--Canlps
Corp; Ras. "a, 1874. .........,s. l,0oS-0
Pu1v qri.'' isis 1918 ..............-. @ a.ssool
Del Monte Realty Corp. and
Adciph Schultz Overland
Trading Co.. lnc.s March is.
1921 .-s.....- set.fa
Brockwx- Harold C.--Racins
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Plan Mass Action on Fur Thef..s

A national organization Of fur men,
including raw skin dealers and manu-
factUrers and jobbers Of fur garments,
to combat the rapidly growing fur
thefts. was projected last mig at the
annual meeting Of the Fur Merchants
Association at the Hotel McAlpin.
Recommendations for the formation OF
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16

such national body, together with
plans for spec'a night ana day patrols
tor the fur district in New York. were
made by Joint committee OF mann
TacSurers and fur dealers.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
,fsn oFFTf,r a.

HE rr&-,.-., 7-'F : TIE OF
n ~ wsst ED GAS IaPR Oy EME.T co.
pss,ner sSorner gFoad and Arcls streets
e Tia r,,ss a.a.aes stpnsa. December "A, i92..
enzFrsris,,s i,siscs n org have tins day declared "a
/ ~ sSssS ~. dividend Of one per cent. (soc
6 sSionlpa ~ on we Coianon Stock OF this
4 aaIsiss, aaIsisss Z. payaels January ID. 1892. 70
: s1<s of H., (, g snon Stock az record at rhe
s Ntt s. rrss1as sJsnsss pecsmbsr 81. 1894. Cherkz
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Center line OF block
West -,r.I G..

The approximate amount Of ne lien o.
charge. 70 satisfy wnlea the aoove-ae
scribed property is 10 b. sold is Seven
thousand four hundred 1w=at s-cnz enC
$500 (s7.42Ls1) Dollars with lnCe-ess
thereon 1rona The 1otn day OF November
1921. together with the costs and allow
from November g. 1921. togetha~ wiki ths
expenses OF the sale. TIE approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments anu
water rates. or other liens rhieh are 10 be
allowed Jo tbs purchaser cut of she >ur
chase money. or paid h. this Rersrse r.
Two hundred fifty and q. l99 Dollars
(s25e-<4) and interest.
Dated New York. November - 1921
RICHARD r. THERs10E. ReEsres-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Bonds

$1,000 ARA Az c 11as i09ts 1905 1oo+k looi5
5000 4 K So: 55l. IS 55is s. :
30oo Carson Fil - SO % 81 80
5000 X c SO SIS. 81 So ~ ca
1000 Miss r 2 5e. SEE agsa SIX STsa
5000 New Eng T Us. sSsa sSss 9SFs 93as
aooo seneca Cop ss1ce l2o 500 lZ0
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
London Metal Market

LONDON, lee 14.--Standard copper,
spot. s65 12s Cd, futures, es7 12s Sd,
electrolyfie, spot s74, futures, e55
f176 rs Sd; lead, spot, SO los; tu-
lures, f24 It's Sd, zinc, spot, ST 12s
I'd; futures, a27 l2s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
BOARDERS WANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

GOvIRNESs. 10 take charge OF children
in family travelling from New York to
Java. and while there: must speax Dutch
(Netherlaudish) nuently; prefer person
who has lived in the Dutch East indies
Reply 70 Drawer <. Lansdale. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
SEEoNS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
-Hernoan Kraut- ElaiueiN vs. Abe
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEF EN- . NJ
You are hereby summoned u answer lh@
lpiaint in this action. and 10 serve
ccyv OF your answer, or Il the coIr. plaink y
not served with the summons TO serve 4
notice or appearance on the plaintiff s at
1orney within twenty days after hs service
OF tflg summons. -vclusi~s f..e Jay
service In case Of your 1aA~re 10 appea~
or answer, 5udg ,lent VIII oe taken againss
you BY default Tor the re-ief demanded s.
the cosnpla int.
Dated. November 18th. 1871
IsIDOR e SCHL LEsINGER.
Borough q Mammalian. cisy Of New
TO Abe KonosulSe,
ubllcation. pursuant 20 an order Of Hop.
George Y. Mulian. Justice OF tte Saprerls
18th day OF November 1921 and asd Wit
the com paint IN the Office OF tie Clerk o.
he County Of New YORK. al the Coan-g
Court House. n the Eorougn : Of Mania
tan City County and STATE of Kew York.
TsIDOR Z. sCHLEsINGER.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF. 0etce Snd p. g
Address. 30 Broadwsy Borough q
Manhattan. New York Eity.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
L NDROS ADAMS, PIainriT. agafass
oo1D9YssssIE5gs ssI5I1 RARLAsAs ana John
70 THE ABovE-NAMED PI-A TNTIF
Notice is hereby given 10 ycu 10 ap-
point an attorney 10 represent you IN thr
above entitled action. Dated. =. z. De .
ecnber Is. 1921.
DEMETRIUs A PApPY.
attorney for Defendant. odgssers Bar
iafas O. & p. @. Address 335 Broad
way Borough CT Manhattan. City o.
New York
10 THE ABOvE-N. N.24lED PLAINTIFF
The foregoing notice 5 served upon yo1
by publication ptrsuAn. 10 ar order G.
Hon. William P. Burr. one Of the Justices
ef this Supreme Court - the Srats o
New forE. S9dTSy q Sew terk c2Iee
IN the or,ice OF the Clerk q the couak.
or >ew York al the County Courthouse Il
the Borough CT Manhattan. CITY. Count
and state OF New York
Dated. =. +. December IS. 1927.
DEMETRILS a FAPpY
Attorney for Defendant. CdysseGs Bar
Iafas, .. & P. O. Address. zse Broad
way. Borough os Manhattan City q
New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
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