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New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Petitions In Bankruptcy

CUPID BABY SHOP Drank salzman,.
dry goods. 1856 Grand Street; involuntary.
=, CRESCENT TRADING COMPANY AND
er),. jobber and retail dealer in shirts.
hosiery and underwear. 7o5 Broadway; in
voluntary Liabilities given sS5, 600;
COHEN & co. Samuel, Lillian and
Nathan Cohen) furniture, 2o2s Second
MoRRIs s'glITs1ssi KiTTENpIAN. furs and fur
garments ;a,a5rt "a West Twenty-ffth street
BRADFoRD SHIRT COMPANY (11yman
Mettzerl, jobber OF shirts and blouses. aes
Canal Street; involuntary Liabilities are
given as $500; assets $1,000.
coats so West Fifteenth Street involun-
tary. r. Benjamin claims *l,136 liabili-
ties are given as s1sooo assets 5000
Twenty fourth Street; Involuntary Liabili-
ties are given as $4,000: assets. $4,000
F. GRIFFIN & CO., LTD. II Battery
Place; involuntary.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers were appointed
In the United States Court by Judge A. N
Hand:
DANIEL COHEN & soNs-Abraham
West Thirty seventh Street; Henry Cap
Ian. Temporary receiver; bond, So. 900.
West Thirty-fourth Street; Jacob Scholer
and Thomas H Matters jr. temporary re-
ceiyers; rs Joint bend bend $1,000
FREMONT BAZAAR-Ignatz Greenberger,
underwear and hosiery. To5 Broadway
Max Rochmore. temporary receiver: bond.
81 900.
CUPID BABY sHOP-Frank salzman.
dry goods ss5 Grand Street; Max Rock
more, temporary receiver; bond. $1,000
kerpner. feathers and millinery novelties,
II West Thirty eighth Street; Max Rock
more, tsmporary receiver; bond, $1,000.
temporary receiver; bond. $1,000
REVOLVING DOOR AND FIXTURE
Street: PerciSal wilds. % receiver; % bond,
1000
DAVID HEssEN-Dresses. 1s West
Twenty fourth Street; Bertha Rembagh
'ePp05asY GRiFFTS TsnsivsF s9nd qeS shipping
and export business. II Battery Place
Henry Caplan. temporary receiver; bond,
$1,000
Schedules in Bankruptcy
HARRY WIND COMPANY. INC. dress
es. 54 West Twenty-frst Street. Liabilities,
s207.s1s: Of which s1o2-Ss0 are secured
claims. s9s,623 unsecured claims and s6.l32
accommodation paper, and assets of S346,
537. of which $3.50 is stock in trade,
s2+7s4l debts due open accounts and
MoR rn stSsk psgssiaee ss 1us bonas M ete
East Twenty first Street. Liabilities, ss2.-
571 OF which s55.571 are secured claims
and $4,000 accommodation paper. and as
sets of $17,leo. OF which $500 is stock
in trade and s15.sso debts due on open
sTEssEL Seller Samuel stessei
and Louis p. Seiler). Liabilities SlSl152
OF which $l95,s44 unsecured claims
$50 o37 secured claims and s16l4s not
and bills, assets of s49.911. of which sS 600
is stock In trade. s32. 900 debts due on open
accounts. $4,000 machinery. tools, ETC.. and
s6.213 cash on hand.
WIENER 6; JONAS Daniel Wiener and
Alexander Jonas). Liabilities. ss,349, all
unsecured claims; assets Of $4,000 stock
IN trade.
r. L. HAAS LUMBER COMPANY. LA
bilities, $ll77Sl, of which s111.ls0 are un-
secured claims, assets of 1905 $40, of which
sl54333 are accounts receivable. $22,24A
equity In assigned accounts and $11.OS7
cash In bank.
Assignments
COHEN & CO. Samuel, Lillian and
Nathan Cohen). retail dealers in furniture
at 2025 Second Avenue. assigned to Arch
fbaid Palmer
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Predict End on Canton
Crepe Craze in Month

A few Of the most astute silk manu-
facturers are predicting the end Of the
run on Canton crepe to come within
the next four weeks. and are shaping
their production accordingly. AS with
Georgettes last year. many inferior and
imperfect goods are making their way
into the market, and some feaction
against these poor qualities already
has been in evidence. Canton crepe,
manufacturers explain, is an exceed
ingly difficult fabric to make. Good
qualities average from So a yard and
up in the wholesale market, but in
ferior goods are being offered as low
as $3.50 yard at present. The manu-
facturers expect new move in favor
of the fabric to set in when fall goods
are shown.
High grade Cantons and taffetas are
scarce for immediate delivery. A good
demand for radium and crepe de chine
has set in and good quality Georgettes
are beginning to move, according to
producers. Also a demand for satin
faced goods on which producers are
fairly heavily stocked has appeared,
and in few houses sport silks are be-
ginning to revive in activity
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Fair Demand for Blankets

Despite the general apathy O. dry
goods jobbers and retailers toward
goods to be delivered far in the future
fair demand for woolen blankets for
next falls selling has appeared in re-
sponse to openings now being made by
leading mill agents. The new prices
years prices, which, it is explained
were low in comparison to the heights
reached by other textiles. Present
prices. it is also said, are from 70 to
80 per cent above pre-war prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Business Is Improving


CLEVELAND, Jan. 27.-The turn of
the year has witnessed a decided
change in business sentiment. reports
to the Fourth Federal Reserve Bank
from throughout the d strict being al
most unit in declaring that signs
point to improvement in the business
situation, according to the January
business review issued by the bank to-
day Some of the more optimistic pro-
fess to see distinct revival in the i'm
mediate future, while others, less en-
thusiastic, agree that the outlook is
much more hopeful.
The review says the dull period was
brought about by the working of in
exorable natural laws, and that when
bus ness again becomes active it will
be upon a more sound and stable basis
and offer much better hope for last
ing prOsperity
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Belgian Bond Allotments

scriptions to the recent $4,000 900
Belgian government per cent bond
issue was announced yesterday Small
purchasers receive preference, all sub
scriptions from $500 to 81 900 being
allowed in full. Thirty per cent Of sub
scriptions from 81 800 to $4,000, with a
minimum of $1,000, will be allowed;
20 per cent from $500 to $4,000. with
u minimum of $4,000; Is per cent from
$4,000 to SS0,000, with minimum of
$4,000, and 10 per cent from SSO,50O
up, with q minimum of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28

tinues strong at unchanged prices.
mills generally" says the report,
"have filled their immediate needs and
prefer to await further developments
in the fabric market before going on
This applies only to staple qualities,
however, while specialties like 20-22
steam filatures remain in urgent re-
quest for prompt and nearby delivery
and are hard to get.
"Advices from Europe report the
Milan market firm under the influence
of considerable business booked for
American account. The Yokohama mar
ket continues moderately active. The
Canton market is we'll sold out on spot
silk and nearby delivery in new style
veilings for American consumption"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Wheat Stocks Slump
In Year, Figures Sho,U

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-Wheat
stocks on hand in the United States on
January /, 1921, totaled 100000, 600
bushels, according to an estimate made
public to-day by the Department of Ag-
riculture This figure compared with
417o0O,0oo bushels on hand a year ago.
The stock on hand this year was DO
per cent of the total amount of wheat
available on July /, 1920. Deducting the
average annual carry over of about TO-
100000 bushels, there remained avail
able for export and domestic consump-
ton during the six months from Janu-
ary to July /, 1921, about 250,0O0,0o0
bushels, the announcement said.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned intend to form a mutual
automobile casualty insurance. company
pursuant TO Article lob OF the Insurance
Law OF the State of New York under the
name OF New York Mutual Caeualty Taxi
cab Insurance Association. wIill it's prin-
clral place of business at the borough OF
Manhattan, City and State OF New York
Shepel Bravin, Sam Brown. Michael
Azif. Abraham Lapidus. Solomon segal.
Nathan Litow Paul Rosen nberg Benjamin
Metz. Arthur H Schilllng. Jack Kornblum
Nathan CHAT, Sam Rosen, Morris Rubin
stein. Nathan Wilson. Abraham Semless.
Sol. Sherber. Elias Samols, Nicer Levinson.
Morris Hurewitz lsIdor Belkin. Max
Belkin Morris Bass-uan. Louis Fried.
George Wilson. Boris Chassman.
JOSEPH KOOPERMAN,
Attorney for Incorporators 1900 Pitklu
Avenue. Borough of Brooklyn. City OK
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Expect New Cotton Offerings
ailIs Plan TO Sell Production
Beyond April

New offerings Of standard cotton
s'sds for deliver in May, June and
ssssibly July, are expected in the latter
s~ts OF next month. Few goods remain
z os sold for delivery To buyers this
soc of April, according to leading
aamission merchants, and the next
Ayss on the part Of mills will be to
.a.s point.
'his does not mean that goods are
l,s. 81. osfainaole in the market at present.
|.ssaorgn some lines are nominalIy sold
|Y' Old line customers are still being
|.sesa on the books for quantities Of
s.9as' when their requests for guam
snsSts. W
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Asks Bond Issue Approval

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The 1lli-
nois Central Railroad applied to-day
to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for permission to issue $3,564 900
Of equipment trust certificates to be
sold at not less than $96 a $1O0.
The Western Maryland Railway
Company applied for permission to
notes. One million FIVE hundred thou
sand dollars Of the notes will bear in
terest at the rate of per cent and
the balance at the rate of 6 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Germans Obtain Contracts
For Spanish Locomotives

MADRID, Jan. Pa. B. c. an
nounces to-day that German construc-
tors have obtained the contracts for
railroad locomotives for the Spanish
lines, for which tenders were opened
January 15.
A combination Of Spanish contractors
offered the lowest bid for $500 freight
cars. Belgian, German, English, Swiss,
French and American concerns SUBJ
mitted bids for supplying the locomo-
tives.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
B Business Troubles

Grffin. rinsr.' D. ' Iincoin-H. Eisenman: 1888
Hendricks. Wm w In. Smith ct 81 1880
Campbe,l no. 'O'.. .......... 500 80
Hanef. httplSal Najib-a. 3. Minassian. 17Ss.SO
Ideal Concentrator Cop. J. Nc
Govera Trucking Corp. ....... 1850
Isman, Felix-F. Keller jr., ct al. 1401. 90
Johnston, DRYDEN Goa 1nc.-Chis-
Kerpner. Louis L, lchic Feather
Go.l-City Corrugated Paper ,o,o,
Kuckro, William-B Brindze. 1851
keto, Henry. Fox........ 170. 20
Kurtz. Lena-D. Kurtz; costs. 10. 05
Kiepper. Jacob-D. kurtZ; costs. 110.05
CO. Inc. .............. 1ss2.12
Klein. Max-W r. Weber ct al 1915
Lamson Jarvis jr.-Beau Site Co. $500
Leary. Frank, or Nelson Levy and
National Surety Co.---People, etc. 1000. 90
Mackin, Ellen F.-Bowman Hotel
Meyers, 5, Samuel. George E. Potter 'F'''
and Ernest Franklin (Meyers
Outlet Store)-Post Pub. Co.. 54ss7
Miller. Jacob-Serber Rubber Co,
Mobile shipbuilding Ca N Shea a,sSS5s ~ -
Neelen, Edward-Chicago Mill
work Supply Co. .............. s4745
Fidelity 4 Guaranty Co. 1.s7s.15
Polish II hoi rnePican Inqi Rubber Mie CO 1928
Inc-F J Maywald. ......:.:.. 1,5s5.o5
Peter Giata Inc-George Orlove
o. Co, Inc. 264.20
Perret, celentine Petit Albert
Pittsburgh Tin Plate and Steel ''''
Corp--Am.erican Metal Co, Ltd 9,951.5e
Rythmodik Music Corp - syke
Roseabacn Elsie b, gdn-Ambro - l.
Rassnarll sls MIX Corr; oes,. costs .s.c 1s4s7
kaplan and Samuel Koiden-
Rudner. samuel--corn Exchange ''N'
Bank. ................. 395.75
StuIsls. frank-H w Sackett ct al 1,945 80
schloss, Arthur--Acker. Merrall
g. Condit Co.. 49,: :......... 22s. 90
Goth St Realty Co........ 11o27
Spring Holding Co. 1nc--Metro-
politan Savings Bank. ........ 4,43s.e 60
Sczus, Joseph. adm-Staten Island
G.. Rapid Transit Ry Co; costs.... 1os.7o
Shepard. Levi, and Francis r Core
Gore HerberU-A Glanzs
saltzman sarah-D Kurt; costs iio 1865 o.
Schwartz May--D Kurt1; costs. 1905
Ga S tzrhan haty-D kurtz: costs. 110.05
EN- Murphy hy............. 7,7s9.22
~ Realty Corp. :........... 25s 20
- @ot a IL Ctto-O Ochs. ......... 1898
rrI IaIuoe. + .ahh A1-S Schwartzberg z31.14
furk, Nathan, and Samuel Gapin
VI, III Levine ;...,........... l19.os
Weller Robert o--Encyciopaediia N'''
britannica Corpn :. ... 1928
Webster. Max F-Balsam
Resented ............, 1ee8b
Walker. Mary A. or Mary Alden
-E Edinson ............. 1885
N"enti@hy' Aalhln-C Stogel. 800. 8
In Bronx County
Berkowitz, Emil and Joseph
Treuhaft-N Prilutsky ct al s11o.5s
Booxphun Max-B kennedy.... 3.134. 0
Same J kennedy ........ 634 70
Devaney, James J-R H Pepper
ct al ..... .:............ 2ooo. 81
Eisier Josepn-D Gilman 80 2S
F.inkelstein. Joseph--Aeolian Co 25260
Himmerlstein. Jacob-B G w
=, Cloak Co ..:................ 1922
Morrison, Jacob-M Fl Lampert 5S467
Slmore Holding Corpn and Nor
ris Silman-M e Cummings. 337s1
Victor Fegley Co lnc-P K Jack
son ..................... 2so72
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
hefund Checks Sent Out

.heexs Aggregating 1868, ,221.s9 are
s.as sent out By the Textile Alliance,
-, covering the first refund due to
sss1mers for whom the Alliance I'M
ITO German dyes under the So
80 herty Option" and through
s. separations Commission in France.
n - - nisiance made separate charge
n - PER cent above the original cost
~ imported dyes TO cover expenses
y sohnset,on with the purchase, i'm
$3.50 and distribution. The un-
|@Ssnasd balance ia row being re-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Brass Reports
Larger Earnings in Year

The American Brass Company re-
ported net profits for the year ended
December 81 were Ss,s54,564, equiva-
lent to $2236 q share earned on
s15,OoO,ooo stock, against s2,s56,140, or
$19O4 share, in the preceding year.
Surplus after dividends amounted to
$1,554, 1854, compared with s1,056,140 in
1919, and the profit and loss surplus
S24056,776, compared with S22,502,212.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Sues for Higher Fare

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 27.-Failing to
secure passage Of n city ordinance au-
thorizing increases in fares from five to
seven cents on its street railway lines
the Louisville Railway Company filed
suit in Federal Court here to-day asking
that the city be cnjoined from interfer-
ing with putting the proposed increase
into effect
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
N siness News
Improved Business Shown
In Middle West SURVEYS

funded to the dye consumers, after re-
tanning a sufficient amount to cover
the liquidation of unexpired transac-
tions and additional charges that NAV
accrue at later date. Another refund
is promised later.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Commercial Credit

The broad market for bankers ac-
,epsances throughout the country has
been commented upon by several of the
Federal Reserve banks, and in cne in
stance it is stated that more familiar
ly with this class Of business paper
sss made sufficiently broad market to
prevent rates again reaching the high
evels Of 1920 unless another stringent
,sedit period materializes.
Commercial money raised on notes is
s:ill in good demand, particularly from
he farming sections. The slow hqui-
ss.ion OF cotton and tobacco has kept
age funds tied up in these commodi-
lies, it is said, which might otherwise
|ss released for indust ia| uses.
Commercial paper rates yesterday
ssre unchanged. The market is consid-
rsd to be per cent with exception
lily prime names and short maturities
.iseounting ut 7 u per cent and small
'alsme Of less we'll hnown names com
handing per rcat.
Bankers acceptance rates. as quoted
|s5 the American Acceptance Council,
Esse unchanged, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Saskatchewan Eond Sale

The Canadian province of Sas-
katchewan asked for bids yesterday en-
6 per cent bonds. In local investment
circles it was expected that the issue
would be awarded to Canadian in-
terests for sale in the Canadian mar
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Fire Record

sSss ct{ sth ss' AVE. Psss K f;~6 y b+ss. ss
4:1s-4si E. 9Th ST. Emil Tanen .F'"'"S
7:1s-sae eaSm Riverside Drive; Dur rF'n'ns
s:4o-5os ~" W Esrsy iisyh st.; Rose Quinn rF'"s
s:45-7os Broadway: J. I. Gumport
e:1o-so4 W. 1s5th st.: Louisa ' -
s:ls-ass stanton st.; wolt Knit -Nl'NA
lo:oe-4asS 4aS E. 4'I is4th st.; the Bronx A"0A
Thomas Kiernan. Trthing
11:oo--17s2 1882, Madison asIsSn ave-; awning: .
I:15-Bronx Park. at Rosewood st.
and Bronx Boulevard; brush;
9THS" E. 1ssth st. the Rronx' nHA"'"A
George ShOeberr. Unknown
II 1:40-Townsend ave. and 1920 St,
the Bronx; brush fire: un
11:5o-King ave: and Ditmars st., ',''''' -
the Bronx; brush; unknown. None
122:so-72s West St. John Doyle Unknown
1:25-van Cortlandt Park and 2slst
,4oios i Fsr"s soth ssrust9FS STU t. s. POST Gs5ons
s:so-s7ss sth av.; Elizabeth Rnt .'"A
a:oo-Front mt Of ie7t:hi st. and sedg- ''
wick av-, the Bronx Marcus
the Bronx; Michael Gululine..
Unknown
4:oo-1s5th st. and Broadway; un.
4:4o-Boston I'd. and Kingsland av.,
the Bronx; o. j. Guide Co.
Unknown
4:6o-lo6 Lewis st.: unknown. Unknown
4:5o-Arlngton av. and Kappock st.
the Bronx ........-....... None
5:10-76th st. and Park av.; James
s:o5-2s Broome st.; Samuel Pin ''s 40
kowitz ........... Unknown
6:3o-67 ". 109th ST.; Rose Goodsew.
Unknown
6:5o-1asth st. and Northern av. un-
7:oo-s4s "'T F. 18th st.; Adolph Fog -S0"s
ici :. OuhIlOWn
7:35-2l4 E. 37th st.; Smith & James
Unknown
e:25-ao2 E. s9th st; August Becker.
Trining
9:40-l0i w. 2Sth ST.; unknown. Slight
11:00-16 w 125th St; Emma Kauf-
man Unknown
l1:20-17l9 W. 18th St, roof fire;
uHhiiO WI CnknO Wn
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Bonus for Hal Statesmen

Every employee in the twenty-five
Truly Warner hat shops through the
country will receive a bonus of 90 per
cent of the salary paid during 1920,
it was announced yesterday. The dis
tribution will be made to-day or to-
morrow
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that of the
Austin. Nathan E.--J. zelenko. s1,os1.44
Applebaun. Misha --- Hotel An
sonia Corp. ...... ............ 1880
Allen, Jack--Decorating and Fine
Abbott. Maurice J.--B. X. ; Ford 52ioo io
American Bureau OF international
Requirements Addressograph
Altman. Isaac, and Milton '
schreiber-M. p. Murphy 80. =. s,slssa
Beard. Walter E--Hamiit,Sn Ma
y NoSiett@S. j. skinner "A'1 ~ s,s2s47
Williams. Inc: ;.:......... 1870
Barash. Otto~~F Friedman OF al 1896
Barnhart. Arthur c.-R, Wyckor.
costs ..-...+.......... 1888
Black and White Town Taxis,
Inc.--A M Merchant. 2,s34ss
Bechrnann. Edwin--Encyclopaedia
Bloom, Barney--H. Kurs. 1884
Same - Nathan schwei,zer Co.,
corsiana a Co. and samuel sweet
James II. Shaw & Co.....,... 272.<%
G. r. Burden e. Co. Inc.--c. g.
c. 'asAs B. s.--Aibsrt q SONS. Inc: scc.Ss
conion John P.-Wolcost Hotel .,
OEK0rH, FfeQGT1Ck --- DecoEhl'HB
and Fine Furniture Corp...... lTl.bo
Duncan. Michaei--H Lecu ct al
Davies Irwin. Inc. and Sopcco
Trading Go.---Hauck Products
GO. A"'""S'a'
Eneiar, Simon. Louis and Bcn)a-
rnfn-A~c ~. VolckmAn et al. 7oe.A'
Epstsin Samuel, and Samuel
Piean--W. H. Dreenfogel. ..... lsx.sr
%. e., s.,,'.~aasree = ............,..., 936.b1
gn rsIns... Ias..,. - sc,ber rubber
Frsnos; 9ae'o os'Ds' - 10000
.t,rn1 f,e M Hioek ct al. 1870
~ u.naTwav Corn Leonard 1923 81
H. sy1sJ n TeoY1ard. ............ 2.e2z1b
prossnan, Michsel~~S. Newnafk ,,x 4,
Creenferg Meyer r. Omitted
Phonograph Co )~-I. Fiatow 1891
0rsenb@fg fheriee r.. and Jossph
Kainan~-Liberty watch case =.
raYshei1s eanusl~~W w. White, 2le70
gasstsr Iaaac f0ssyJsr Dr@ss
Mig. ca )-..-J. Epssefn ........ 7ssss
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


the second that Of the creditor. rue and fsat aate
y, When judgment was hled:
March II. 1915. $32l.78
skonick. Israe-s j. Blooming NN'
dale ct al December 81 1917. 477.20
Hslleck. Alice E.--Richardson Il
Boynton; November IL, 1902. 1ss.37
Templeman, Charles B.--John N.
Loeser Mfg. Co.: December 22.
Wonder smith, Samuel B.-w. 4. ''A
smith; February IA. 1912 (can-
sams.-L. E. p. Norris: March as. ~''''4
1912 (canccled) ............... 1851
sams,-L. SANE, ?; P; Norris; March rs,
sane--same: as:ssda March 49, 1912 1''''i
sa@s@ss@s: ?ssnss!sa9 March rs: isis s'''''
sams.~A Weinenbach; April is. 1000
sams.L- ne ,'Sn'feS' ~ 2 Norris: March as. z''4'
sa a,ne-same me ssa"es'Saai March rs. isis 4'''''
salSasa%S 1Sa"cs''Sa9 March ar; rs. isis 1890
samemsame; nsssan9 March as. 1912 1'''s'
sansn-sams 1os~sSH' March rs. isis '''''l
samsmsams March ss. isis s.'''' s.' ~
ing Co. OF N. r.; February is.
1912 tcanceled) ........... 1915
Roscnfeld. Edward Plaza Music
Co. Jan. 7, 1921: vacated... 719.3s
Muitirhone Operating Co.--Car-
ueKie Trust Co; June 2. 1918. 1865. %
March 7. s14................ ss7so
r. William Schwiers. frc.--Bronx
Parkway Com; Dec. l3. 1890. 7.70s, ,6l
Lycca Restaurant Co., Inc,-~Fed-
erni Estates Corp: Jan. IL. 1921 61s.7o
Community Motors Picture Bu-
rea-~I.. sayer: Jan. II. 1921:
Van n'1.u"' der smith. samuci RI. ''-"'
EIumberg: June ~. 1919; can
cciled NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 61e.41
sarne--i. w. p. Norris; March 10,
1912: cancelled ........... 63556
Nskton. r. H-Eauitabie Trust
Co, Of N. Y: Dec. 10. lsl1.. 3l1.7s
Rosenberg. Hudoiph~-L. Lcavitt;
April l3. 1912. ............... 10S.4g
Finck Adam-~~E. Wilson ct al;
March 20. 1915 fs......,......... 1924
Sehuh. Phil E.--Wm. n. Thomas
Co. May 7, 1917. ............ 2sss4
In Bronx County
Lesley, Dora Mr.. s.. Haynes:
Jan. A. 1e20.,.........., 5000
Marofny. Walter - ana Timothy
u Shsehan-~-r. a. Pnyton Jr.
Co.; July 81, 1si+.......,.... 1884,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Raw Silk Demand Easier
Mills Have Filled Most of the
Present Needs

Demand for raw silk, according to
the weekly report of H. L. Gwalter 4
Co., is less spirited than during the
last two weeks, but the market con-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
SURROGATES' NOTICES

INNS. WILLIAM Rim PURSUANCE
of an order OF Honorable John P. Cohal-
an. Surrogate OF the County of New York.
having claims against William r. InniA
late of the County Of New York. deceased
TO the subscribers at their place OF trans
acting business at the office OF Nasten
& Nichols. their attorneys. at No 49 Wall
Street In the Borough of Manhattan, in
the City of New York. State OF New York
on or before the I4th day OF May, 1921.
EDITH DONALDSON INNS.
WILLIAM s. INNS,
AAsrEN A11;a.. ! S1GaoI;s, M9 Is Attsrnsy. 10.
Manhattan. New York Civ
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan. d Surrogate
of the County of New York NOTICE is
hereby sXen to all persons laying claims
against Charlotte Augusta Hag late OF
London. England. deceased, to present the
same with vouchers thereof to the CUB
ness the office OF William Cruikshank sons.
haitian. IN tie city of New York. on or
before the z2nd day OF July next.
Dated, New York. the 11th day OF jan
uary. 1921
HENRY C. DRAYToN,
WILLIAM NJ. CRUIKSHANK,
STEWART & sHEARER. Attorneys eS9' + for
Executors. As Wall Street. Manhattan,
New York.
IN pURssggAMcn OF AN ORDER OF
gate of the County OF New York, notice
Is hereby given to all persons having
LONGMAN late OF the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his
place of transa citing business at No. IS
Fulton Street. In the City of New York.
on or before the 18th day of May next.
Dated New YORK. the 9Th day~of No
vcmber 1920.
TREMPER LONGMAN.
JOHN Nj. RIDER Executor
Atty. for Executor,
~ Cedar ST.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Dogs, Birds, Poultry, Etc.

FOX SALE-Sealyham terrier puppiea 4
mos, pedigreed stock. Splendid house
and chtldren's dog. Address Mrs. T. IL.
Gray 1r., 22 kennard rd.. Brookine, Mass
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
HELP WANTED MALE

OFFICE BOY wanted by a large steel cor
poration, age 1916 years; must be clean
md neat; state qualifications, salary to
start $40 month. G. 191 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Miscellaneous

OFFICE ASSISTANT - Colnpeten, Young
. woman for general office work, Christian
firm. E. c. Easton. 81 Franklin ST
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
BUYERS WANTS
OPFERlNGS TO BUYERS
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~ ~ -, ~. ..,....... 2 tfwes
1sF "as<,s..-s...., 8 fttnss

BUYERS WANTS
~ ftHE WAsTEf,-~spot cash. Morris
49, ~ "sst i7th. Watkin# 7zss,
8. OFFERINGS 70 BUYERS
srfiEt; ehtiarens, jsntesss; nnsly
] '9w Prices. Cunde IL Sixth ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
instruction

LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pieasa
profitable work; day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass
West Side y NJ. c. A, 306 West b7th ST.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines n theatres: we teach you DAYS
or evenings. American Theatre Building
So Sth ave. t42dl. Bryant 1919.