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New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
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Grand Leader D G. Co. II. Levy. rep
HusTIsGToN. w. VA.
Croft.stansrd Co; Mr. Resner, notions
~ - = IsDIANsPoLJs
The VIM Block @ II 5. Brown
WOODEN cotton piece goods, blankets. com
forts. bedding. 1851 B'wAy
JoHSsTOWs, PA.
JACOBS Specially shop; H. J Jacobs
sa Berney egsro sfos M Bepns1 sgs 9a dTy goods
notions mans furnishings; Pennsyiyania
KANSAS CITY. no.
Jones store Co r. s. Mendenhsil, knit
underwear #nd hosiery; ea r. 2sth st.
Jones st3re. ! p Gibbons. representing
Y. X Burriss representing; r s. Men
denhail. hosiery and underwear, % E.
LANCASTER. PA.
Non Retailing Co; a. w, Meyer, jewel
watt { shand: T, c. s. Travis, mans
ciothing; 432 4th av.
Hager & Bros; s. w. Dunhar1, waists
infants wear ready to wear. wornens and
'''s9 I.sS Los aNGEIEs 8" ave-
leather goods and millinery; 225 5tfa ay.
MEMPHIS, TENN
Juii's Levy sons Co; c. l. Levy,
MILWAUKEE
Paris Fashion Shop. g. Schoren. fail
goats, suits and dresses; w 29th St.
Daytons II Metz jobs gingham dresses:
i14o Bway Room s04.
Field $. Inc F. r. Cans Jobs gingham
MINNEAPOLis, MINI.
NJ. 1; Rothschild Co. j. F. Byrne, men s
furnishings; Marseiles.
Fields 9. Inc; Miss j. Cans Jobs EinEbam
NEwcAsTLE, PA.
Neiman's Cloak and Suit Co; b Mel
man, dresses, coats, suits; 1881 B'way.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
ssarteneerg & Robinson; J. A. Foy. boys'
L. Feibleman & Co r. w. samuels.
mems farni'singe' SIsc.n. 4 L1oaf1d rsa1s st.
32d st 80 9-'' " sS'
OMAHA. NEB.
Burgess Nash Co. S. Grlswald;N y lunch
room supplies zoo 5th av.
OsKALoosA, IOWA
Frankel d. G. Co: Miss E. K. seibert
PADUCAH, ky.
gen. mdse. so Worth st
PHILADELPHIA
s Rothsehiid & Co: NJ Gutnan. r1frs
infants and girls coats; 1852 B'way
Miliard's Dress Shop; NJ. NJ. Herzberg
dresses. waists, gowns. underwear; Mar
settles.
,F.as ,5lappsT,s + Rosenbloonn, turs, coats;
Frank e. Seder; H. L. Bernbaum coats
suits and skirts; Miss c. Rosendaie, chill
dren's wear; 1872 Broadway:
tasueF q WaEman; r. II. Bauer. mfr.
black flowers; Martinique.
Fesnberg & Bloom Messrs. Feinberg and
BLOOM mfr, skirts; Imperial,
G. Fine floor coverings; Breslin
Harvey Carpet Company, Samuel x
Harvey. mfr. carpets; Imperial
p, Gimbel Bros Y. zauner. candy. soda;
Fink Co; Miss H. Btckle, cotton dresse g
Affiliated Stores 1872 B'way
Blauner's J. Hirschel. general mdse
Miss Sacks. Jobs children's aprons and
dresses; NJ Marks women and children 8
shoes; Alfred Fantl. 120 w S2d st
Miller Bros; w. Miller, wooden and cot.
ton piece goods, hannels, domestics: Penn
sylvania.
J. Stern & Sons; j. stern. waists, PENN
sylvani2.
PITTSBURGH
Goorin Sha pira & Co. NJ 7. Shapiro
hats and caps; Imperial.
McCreery Co; N Mungaven furs; % E.
Boggs & Buhl; H Smith. linens; 114o
B'way
PORTLAND, ME-.
Eastman Bros. Bancroft Miss E. Nc
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
l. A. Isaacs. plens clothing and fur
nishings Pennsylvania
PROVIDENCE, r.. l.
j.. Samuels & Bros; NJ Isaacs ladies
ready to wear: NJ. Fuld, domestice; Alfred
Fantl, t20 w. 32d St
The Shepard Co. r. W. Bisbee. cotton
piece goods, go 5th av
j. Samuels Bro. Inc J e Edelstein
boys furnishings; lis w. sd St, care Of
Alfred Fantl.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29

Retail Business Shows Cain
Here; Total Sales Are Lower
Cotton Goods Firmer
Increased Inquiry Noted, but
Prices Remain Steady

More ACTIVITY wss noted in the erav
goods market yesterday than on the
opening day of the week. and although
there was no change in prices the tone
of the market was firmer. Sales Of
64x6o s.35-yard cloths were made at
S3s cents.
There were transactions in other
constructions at prices which have held
steady for several days. Sheetings and
fine yarn cloths remained dull how
ever, but prices were not lowered.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Prices Irregular
I'm Curb Trading:
Maracaibo Drops
Oil and Tobacco Stocks Are
Active, but Prices Move
Uncertainty: Cities Serv-
ice Still Holds Its Gain

Conflicting influences were feJ. !,
yesterdays rather active market in the
curo Associations new home. Oil and
tooaeco shares attracted most atten
elon' but the price trend was irregular
r. j. Reynolds 3 stock, long inactive,
showed gain of point at 81. Brit
lsh.Ameriean and Phillip Morris were
easier however. Heavy selling of Glen
Alden Coal sent that stock down n
points to S4%. Intercontinental Rubber
was steady after a reaction from 8.
Pressure was exerted on Gllifand Oil
as result of the company's financial
oIfhculties and the stock dropped to 2.
Maracaloo also was depressed. drop
ping to 23ss. loss of more than ID
points. Slmms Petroleum also was low
er' out Carih Syndicate and Anglo
American gained fractions.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29

THE UNDERSIG JOSEPH A. RAs
-, N Z SSEN. FRED HA NsSEN ard John
FlkIH hereby form limited partnershp p
pursuant to me Statutes % The STATE of
New York, ANA Tor that purpose hereby
certify THAI the name under which
said partnets ship Is to be conducted 10
Rasmussen q Co and the County wnsretn
the principal place of business ia 10 he
located Is New York County. THE gen
eI"l nature OF the business intended to be
tran sa cted Is the purchasing ana selling OF
stocks and bonds add The trausactton OF a
general stock brokerage business. 3-Tha
na mes OF all the general ana special narf .
ners interested therein and their rsspe,ttvA
places OF business are as follows: Jose
Rasmussen. General Partner. residing
ough, New York city; Fed fIanssen. Gen
eral Partner, residing a 80 Argyle Road
Borough o. Brooklyn. CITY Of New YORK:
Johr Jt9 Firth. Special Paraer. residing At
Ettingsvtile Borough OF Richmond Staten
ls!e nd, New York. and each of said Indi-
dividuals is of full age 4--The arao,,nr AZ
ca pital which the above nan.ed snac,st
partner has contributed TO the corar7,on
stock is Fifty Thousand Dollars ts5o, ooo 90 ).
day OF May. 1921. aud to end two years
from sad sad date. namely. the 2oth day OF
Dated New York. May 20. 1921.
JOSEPH A. RASMUSSEN. FRED HANS
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY or
May 1921. before me persooaliy caras "a
arpeared JOSEPH A RAssfI ssEN. FRED
EREt - s'Sof'-N ana JOfSN FIRTH
known TO be the individuals rnenTio,,ss ,n'5
described in and who executed the fore
going instrument. and they duly. seyermfly
acknowledged 10 me shat they exseassd
the
G.. n SCHMIDT.
Notary Pubic. Kings County
Cert. hied ~ N r Co.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
JosEPH A. RASMUSSEN. Being aogv
sworn, deposes and says that he Ia ans
OF the general partners OF the arr, ~
Rasmussen & Co. consisting of hfmsasif
ana ana Fred Hansen as general partners and
neFshlp certificate is died sirnuItsr,Aonsf,,
herewith. Ns'y
That the sum. namely. FIFTY thousand
Doilars $3.50 ooe,0oJ. specified in the csr
lltcaie to have been contributed 10 re
common stock by said john Firth. has has,
actua4Iy ana IN good faith paid In cash
JOSEPH 4. RASMUSSEN
sworn TO me this 9ath day OF Nav faag
g. NJ. SCHMIDT.
Notary Public, Kings toantv
Cert. aled in n. Z. Go. -O1'''''
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
H. c. DU VAL & COMPANY
CERTIFICATE OF RENEWAL, OF
LIMITED PARTNFRSHJP

The undersigned. having beretotor.
formed limited partnership pursuant TO
State OF New York. and desiring 10 rena,.
and continue the same beyond the time
nxsd for its duration for q further period
and until the Thirtiteth day of Septem Der,
nlnrtssn hundred and twenty three. DO
HEREBY CERTIFY as follows:
| The name firm under which safd
DU VAL & COMPANY. and the County
wherein the principal place or business is
10 be located is the County of New York
II. The general nature Of the business
intended 20 be transacted is that of brok-
ers onylng and selling on commission
coffee and grain and such other business
as may be properly. incidental thereto
Special partners Interested therein and
their respective places of residence are
GENERAL PARTNERS.
Name. Place of Residence
Horace {. Du Val No. Monroe Place
Borough of Brooklyn.
Give L. Du val stockbrdFss NJ Ma new sss 9oFk
c, Austin Whitehouse. No 22f1 Broadway,
Borough Of Manhat-
sFECIAL PARTNER. y -
Robert Graves, Mineola, New York.
2lt OF salo partners are of fUll age
". The amount of ca pltal which Robert
Graves the Special Partner. has contributed
10 10 1d me r7a common stock @ is One hundred thou
V. The time at which the said renewed
limited partnership is to begin is sirr1ul-
taneously with the termination of the nres-
en5 e lin United a., ,partnership Of r. Du VAL
tember nineteen hundred and twenty
an0 the time at which it is TO end ia the
Thirtieth day of September, nineteen bnn.
dred and twenty three
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we. the under
signed, have hereunte set our hands and
seals the, 26th day Of May. nineteen hun
dred and tWentv-one
HORACE c. DuvA1. q. s,
CLiNE L. DIR VAL, n c
c. A WHITEHOUSE IL. 81
ROBERT GRAVES Isl
=, State Of New York. City CT New York.
County Of New York S..
On this 18th day of May. nineteen hun
dred and twenty one. before me personally
appeared HORACE c. Du VAL, Give l.
BU NAL, G. AUSTIN wH1TEHOUSE and
ROBERT GRAVES so me known to be the
individuals descrihes in and wfo executed
@ tne loresoing instrument and they sever
ally an acknow ledsed to me- that they executed
the same.
W. f SHREWSBURY.
commissioner OF Deeds for the CIV Of Nav
YORK, residing in Kings County.--N. Y.
County Clsrk's No. All. Term Expires
Nov i. 1924.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
RALEIGH. y. c.

naLETGH, n. C..
/ Dvorsky's s. r. Dworsky. sporshE
READING. PA.
/ p Conheiu. crepe de chimes ana EeoF~
I gettes. imperial. .,,
Klins- Eppihinfer Co; John strouF, shh%
satiDs, yeIyets; 432 4th Hv.
ROCHESTER,. y. Y.
ebassrnentJ. childrsa's wear; Miss S. Feid-
man. silk and muslin underwear: MISS Ia
salinsSy. waists and swsstsrs' 1881 % way
weinstoct & Lnbin: Mr. AaYney. iadses-
hosiery, underwear and mems furnisnSnSsI
- ' SALT LAKE. CITY, UTAH
Aserbaeh CO. II. Freedman, Jobs or
Handis ana yoiss dresses; 80 TIN av, care
Aaerbaeh Co: N. J. Friedman, genera
ridse. chil6rens wear. 51s 7th av. care
of j. II. higgins
Mangfn 4 ca: Miss Sadie Harris.
waists veIIings and ncckwear; 4sf 4th az.
Better Hat c.. Alexander Rubin. raiHh"
Ernpariurn i1 cray shop: Miss W. e. Hoef-
fling. representing; McAtptn.
Reich & f,eivre; Miss Clara JohnsoD.
and dresses; ao4 4th ay
e. f. VALLEY, coats. suits. waists fu-s'
fur coats PsnnsylSsn,at ms 1 wT., r..
r. n. Levy Bros Co. s. X Lers,
mems hats, furnishing Eoods' 1850 B'waF
SCHENECTADY. y. Y.
The wallace Co; Miss N. Brant. hosiery:
Brtslin; c. A. Brnndtgs. jeweiry hoohs'
mus,tn underwear, swea.evS. Martiniqus.
II s. Barney Co; j. P Honan. repre-
senting; 4a4 4th
SIOUX FAILS. s. %.
Fsntle i5rcs. & Danforth. B. D. Dan"
SPOKANE. WASH
Vhitehouse Co: S. Fog, silk piece gocdss
c.. Passage, gloves and hosiery, % z.
SPRINGFIELD. NO.
Keet & Roundtrse Dry Goods Co. j. b.
RoundtrCe general mdse; y Leonard 81
icostnued on page cgerr-cns)
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
burlap Prices Easier

Yoilon'a's Yoilssions in prices of burlap. have
ali lived last weeks advance in nearly
Aft. constructions. Buyers withdrew
was eae rise. feeling that the advance
Of no, not warranted In view IF evidence
rent t.srproduction. Reports are cur
ersa.;alat alat mills are eontem plating in
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Window Shade Cloths Gu,

Keduction in prices Of shade cloths
by one of the largest producers, an
nounced yesterday, is expected to be
followed by revisions by others in the
trade. Cheaper gray goods are mainly
responsible for the cut, for in many in
stances the finishing process costs more
than the original cloth and is almost
as expensive as ever
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Goodyear Mills to Reonen

GOODYEAR, Conn, June 2s.-The
plant Of the Goodyear Cotton Mills,
Inc, will reopen next Tuesday with
force of about $50 persons and sched-
ule of forty hours week, it was an
nounced to-day. The mills closed down
ten months ago, when between 500 and
700 were EMPLOYED.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Canaclisn Living Costs HIGH

MONTREAL, June 2S-Oficial gov
ernment figures just given out show
that the cost of living in Canada as at
the end of May was still II per cent
lower than in December. 1920. The fig
ures are inclusive of all departments.
Relative food prices were 65 per cent
higher than late in 1913, fuel 100 per
cent higher, rents 90 per cent higher
and sundry items 87h per cent higher.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Hluestrnesas
Information

Qacsfions Of general interest to sn-
eestoFs tpau be Gmstosred in this col
ansa, IN aehSoh ecse oaiv initials wils
ee used. Others spilt be onswered BY
,''ost. Address all iaqetirtes, inctos-
,,Sg stamped, addressed envelope, to
stnaactol Editor, The 7sibaae, Is.
Nassau Street, Nefv York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Spreading Investments All Over Globe

Qnestion--r own the following bonds and
shsss' which desire to hold Seven
SHafes or Motor Wheel Corporation S per
cent cumulative preferred. sioo ss0o
Sn.ted Kingdom sAss $500 Liberty bonds
H1merent issues; $500 French Cities per
sept $500 Anaconda Copper per cent;
sSpe Northern Ohio Traction and Light I
peg cent; twenty-five French per cent,
nsr oyV9 cant rran,s ,sSc one kingdom OF Norway $
been attracted to the possibilities of good
Vlelas from South American securities AL
past or promptly meeting their ohiig ations s
they seem TO me to be in bet "a financial
condition than most of the European coun
tries ] am not dependent on the interest
and arm content to assume some risk. and
WAIT Tor my investment to appre> ate IN
Vatne II there are profits to be made by
Wa4tnE and reasonable chance OF in
cressins my capital gradually. My selec
tons have been made as foliows; Argen-
,'ne government sterling rer cent, 1856;
Argentine government railway Recession n
sterling Per cent. l952-5t; Brazilian 4
per cent loan OF 1900 sterling sinking fund
II however. You have some better bonds
m View that Will answer my purpose I
snail be glad to have you suggest them to
me But would appreciate your opinion
on the above South American issues
shall have about 81 900 a year for inyest :
mept. aud my desire is to place 1t to the
cest advantage, and these long term low
fGOcon 81 G bonds appeared aesira1l'.-w.
Answer-Argentine and Brazil are In
pad hnanclal and economic condition
just now, and if you have faith. as you
say, in their ultimate greater strength,
as compared with European countries,
you have chosen the right securities,
for their recovery will be reflected in
the bonds you mention They have
the additional speculation afforded by
the present rate of sterling exchange
compared to mint par. In spreading
your investments among Norway the
United Kingdom and France, ho,yeger,
you have given yourself a yarsl1y
which, in our opinion. is desirabi,. As
long a S you are going in for this sort
of thing we suggest that you hop over
into the Far East and gather in some
Chinese and Japan sterling bonds,
which also offer good prospects of
profit. We rate the Chinese bonds
above thes Japanese, and even those
OF Latin American countries, partly be.
cause of the scrupulous regard in the
Chlnese character for debts At any
rate, you are going to have an inter
esting time of it in the next twenty
years with an investment structure
such as you have. We have no adverse
criticism of it for man who can af-
ford TO take intelligent risks.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Commercial Credit

Tho American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Office OF
THE United GAS IMPROVEMENT co.

"stsA -AECu streets.
Philadelphia. June 1921
The Directors have this day decfares
per share) the Common Stock Of this
company. payable July l5 1921, TO hold
ers OF Ceniinon Stock OF record at the close
OF business June so. 1921. Checks will hs
matted l. w. MORRIS Treasllrsr
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Buyers Arrived
Fairciiiid Service
ALBANY

+; j. McManus, womens ready to wear
Park
ATOKA, OKLA
A, 1weigel, furniture and hardware
Pennsylvania.
BALTIMORE
Strauss. Eiseman e Co. NJ Strauss.
Woolen piece goods Pennsyl ylvania
and misses suits is w seth st
Phillipsborn's; B. Rice, waists 364 sth
av.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Louis Saks Clothing Co. j. saks mems
ciothtng on L. Stern, mems furnishings, toys;
220 5th aV.
BOSTON
Universal Clothing Co; W. J. O'Netl
clothing Continental
Brown, Durrell Co; Miss NJ r Smith
laces; 10 w 18th st
Napel Mills, Inc: N. A. PeIonsky. six
and cotton goods, woolens, dress goods and
wash ia abrcs; Algonouin
Giichrist Co; (upst airs) Miss Hornstein
iursi j. r. Hartford, toilet goods: Mrs
Wtthers. gloves; Mr.. Nteland. upholstery
and lace curta ins: Miss e. Minahan girls
ana juniors dresses; Miss Hasenfuss. la
dies hosiery; tbasement Miss Rubin mil
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
ALLIED CHEMICAL a. DYE
CORPORATION
81 broadway

NeW York. june %, 1871
The Board OF Directors has this dav
declared quarterly dividend OF sl.0o per
pany payable August l. 1921, to common
stockholders Of record at the close Of bust
ness on July Ia. 1921
CLINTON S.-LUTKINS
Secretary Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Colored Shirtings Cheap

Lack of demand for colored shirtinzs
and cottons used in workingmen's gar
ments have resulted in lower prices on
TINS class of merchandise and desirable
fabrics are said to be obtainable chean
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
PROPOSALS


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. ssYPERyTs-
lhg Architects Otiee Washingten r, =
Inne II. ls2l.--SEAEED PROPOSALS vii
oe opened in zais offiee AT 9 .. m. Tulv II
Is@l. Tor the Tlecha nIeaI aauir,r4aent ~ 80
Janlos Jlli Mea'eai onieecs Quarters at the
United States Marine Hospital New Yark
n 7. tStapletonl ia accordanc. wtfs
atawlngs ana speeincations, copies 81
VINCE may he obtained from the S.perNss
tns chtst Engineer. Room No. Tsf. Tnited
states Snsfom House. New York.
ef a. this eiiiee. In the discretion of tbs
Superytstns A3nhitect JAS 4 WvT
AAOhE. Acting Supervising Arehitses
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED nv
me Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department, Washington. d
el,h ~ ecioek a. m. July s. 1871 To-
delivering white zine timed anr;rns,
sesetaote shortening. tinnsd pears coke
oitiiaFd cloth pillow csses and redwons'
eAd nnrH 10 O'Clock a. m Jtly 70 ta%f
ter aeiTeriHg switchboard window srlass
ao.llle o.llle 10th and automohile starting 49,
,lshfing batteries to the navy yard H~aor
sya ~ ) ste. Apply for proposals =. -. :.
supply ofncer. navy yard. BROOKLYN. u
Y y Y the Bureau Of supplies and Aeee,,,,.s'
IA gaFsp a.v PoTTES pasEnaster General or
s-ss-aL
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Satisfied Judgments
An New York County


The first name Is that OF the debtor ,a.
second is that of the creditor = nd d,te
when judgment was tled
Brown Benjamn--L. Trauneck
er; April 81. 1920 .. st7o az
National Surety CO.. Pranjo.
rrj1dy, uns 10; 1871, ..;... 100000
Nov IS. 1920, o,.......... 24ss5s7
CASTOR, Geo. Al. A Mccreadv.
June II, 1917 (vacatedl 445s II
Goldstein. Henry and Morris.
also Max Aoskowitzl- Beaurv
Hosiery Co, Inc. Jan. IL
rsinss, lszl NJ. ,.,.-..-... i.57Sos
r. 3. Rosenstein, June &. 1881 Iesi 81
Wittrock, Henry and Martin
Eymer-A. Jordan, May I6,
Interior Metal Mfg co--w. D. ''4'''
Putnam Putnam May IS, 1915 Ore
Cohen lay III wolhaudlsr,
Mancwitz. Jacob - J. Chopak
Jan. 90, 1921. .-..,......... I7e4s9
Schulman Isaac--M, Dieksteiu;
Feb. o. 1915. .--............. 134a as
Taylor. Geo. C.--S. Lustsg June
R.othman. Willtam-N Rosen
thai May s. 1871 11is1
Frank. Wolff Reilly, Dec. ,.
1870 ..,stta.t..s......,.. 4f0,sf
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Business Troubles

Marder. Benjamin--M Kesten 13t o2
| Never, William--A. Hirsch. ..,.... 7o2 10
Ne Ma n neim' oamuel--R Kruger 11+.02
Sugar Refining Co........... 740 40
MsGiehan. l |, senan--John o. " "
" M McAdsms ,a,1 ans Sales Co; .....; $500
,5I,sI nI,rnmmond IT,c r,..,.....:: ....... S2o.3s
Noth cthl Security CO. Inc ........ 1889
| Ter and Charles Pfafman-
Samuel Greenblatt e. Co, Inc I a5s 40
National Motor Accessories Corp
Navlsr wR, r roRGl R9naldo. e., 1875
o'NeiIl, Henry c.-H P. Baran
olenick, Jesse-E. F. Hale. Ig5s1 Igss1
lowers Percy NJ snberman. 1857 IS
Parker. Harry, and Fidelity and
Casualty Go. of New York
People; etc .........,.. 10000
pfeifta w ittlafn ia -. J. Page. 672si
RuhI. Charlie. j. and Helen F. lo''os
American Radiator Company 554ss
hangely Construction Company
A zygman. n................ 9a1 5s
Reggen Sol. and Jonas scherr- 10i'o
Tradesman National Bank so554
blatt-H Fell. oea az
siIbert, Morris, Abraham Silver @0'''
man and Morris Bosnian (Sil-
verman & Bossman)-A. Kru-
Ratkowsky, Ada. Meiseman 1890
sohumsr, Benjamin. and Minnie ilSf'
scb,,n,F hi9schner 'e,,........ ........... 443s5
FRANK Schwartz--A T. Kaplan 2sa A.
slqman Royal L.--Nationai Sure
sn,}th ny COMPANY n,2 v..,..,.;; ;....-. 1o62.72
Witz-Cha cham and Phoenix
National Bank of the City Of
schapira, Joseph-New York Fur 'OPV'' 'S
sprincieis AnctIeh SaIes 5g Corp ....:.... sts.4o
at epcs sl company-L- H. Green
sutpbin. Wirii,.,,,. 2sS7,7s
Connolly ............... oaf SO
scandinayian a Import Co.. Inc i'004''S
sir;co I" " Ihieharcs ct al. ....... 5000 90
Towsr. Sati eie-I 8an olno. 149.4I
,ranenho ~, o. -. fell ;...... 2,011.66
Abraham CTanenbaum Bros)-i
vamss esiVsEitish Tinhl,,,, -,,......... 43ss1
voatsoS ets SSurety Co-People, etc. 500 90
WiIson PaSt ~ n SUCK. 14l.45
Wa aepoeT 1 ri Cohen. 1886
"timer, tbnnx Renbers corl--C p An
Williams, Leon M Kane TSnn'91gg n'9gg
In Bronx County
Ackman. Mlchael--A Schneider
Bron Bronx Realty Co-E s Doornbos ss97e ss97o
Friedman contr Col " Sell 80 s9y 99' aa
EFln1german, r Fran<-Gimbel Bros S204
Goidiesman' a.it Nachson-M Berko-
Gross Joseph-D Berson....'. 225 S25i2
KIein AGoIrh 1arryIp Rouss .... Se
Kananowita Ia.ah h-uptiheT OH 3972
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New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
should Be Careful About Motor Shares

Question: would like TO know what you
think Of the Victor Paige Motor Car stock
Same has been offered at 81 a share, sell
ing not less than fifty shares. This ytocle
has been quoted to me new. to be listed
on the market at the end of June. Do you
think IT good enough to make d small in
vestmsnt &C. r. w
Answer-This is time when the es-
tablished motor manufacturers are
fighting for their lives, and we think
that investing in a new company is as
suming more risk than a prudent in
vestor cares for, as rule After this
company gets to making and marketing
cars at a profit in a highly competitive
and overcrowded field it will be time
to consider it as an investment. Until
then it is highly speculative.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Garfield National Bank

New York, June %, 1921
At a meeting of the Board of DIrsctcrs
held .his day quarterly dividend Of Three
Fer Cent upon the Capital Stock Of this
and State tax on and after June 40 t9SI
10 stoekholders OF record at close of busi-
A. w. SNOW. caahier
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
DIVIDEND NOTICES
NEW YORK TITLE AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY
1873 Broadway. New York.

A quarterly dividend of two per cent
t2F) on the capital stock Of the Com
pany mas been declared payable JULY !
1921, to stockholders OF record at the close
OF business on June o. 1921
Dated, June 81, 1921
GERHARD KuEHNE. secretarv
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
FINANCIAL
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Four Per Cent Collateral Trust Bonds
Due .Juiy t9sy

COUPONS from these Bonds. payable by
their terms on july l. 1921 at the ofice OF
tina Treasurer OF the Company In New
3erk Will be paid at the Bankers Trus,
Company, Is Wall Street.
H. BLAiR-saITH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
a time when the es-
Has a Profit in Lackawanna

Question-Sometirne ago l bought ten
shares Of Delaware Lackawanna & West :
ern at 100 In your opinion is it an in :
vestment worth holding for man past
middle age. who is stiiG working aud does
not depend the income derived from.
the stock "a. F.. r.
Answer-With the exception of four
years, the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western has paid dividends since
1851 and the rate has been 20 per cent
since 1906. 1t is a strong road, as tae
selling price, around four times par
(S5o) indicates. The shares are some
what speculative, to be sure, but we
do not see why man in the position
you describe should not hold them. A
recent price was 232 ex rights, which
are worth about s35. so you have some
profit already and yearly yield over
10 per cent.