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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR


IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROvI-
sion OF law, there being due and unpaid
charges for which the undersigned Atlas
Fireproof Storage Warehouse is entitled to
lien warehouseman the goods here
matter described. and dus notice having
been given to all parties known to claim
IN such notice for payment Of such charges
having expired. there will be sold at public
auction at our warehouse, 157159 West
l24th st.. New York City: on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1921,
AT 1880 A. NJ,
and II the sale thereof Is not completed on
said date he same will be continued at the
same place. 157-16s West l24th ST. on each
1890 A. NJ. on each day. and continuing
until all goods are sold. to wit: Household
furniture, dining room sets. library sets
pianos. desks children's toys. sleds. kitchen
iceboxes, gas heaters. rugs, crex rugs
runners carpets. draperies. wicker rock
ers. kitchen utensils. cut glass. glassware
brio brac, dishes. etc, Morris chair
washboards. wash baskets, hampers. trays
lamps mirrors. box couch shadow boxes
glass tops. iron, wooden and brass beds
machines, oilcloth, trunks and contents
tool chest, clothing, personal effects, an
enumerated in the warehouse anventory
issued in every case by this Warehouse
and held for the accounts of the following
JANE B: ELLIOTT or MRS. r. McELROY'
JOHN FELIX LANDAU. MISS MAIZE
MULLINs. MRS. MARION PRICE
E + Z NJ T. QsER, HARRY sCHNITzER.
MRS EMMA JoHNsoS' INA w. hioSS'
The goods will .be on exhibition at the
time and place Of sale and on each day
of sale.
ATLAS FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
157-159 West 124th St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
683,O85 Incomes
In n. Y. State Paid
Federal 1910 Tax
Returns We're 1921 p. G..
of Entire Country, and
Amount Collected $780,
972,35l, or 3l.49 p. C..

Summarized income tax data, made
public by the Treasury Department
yesterday for 1919, show that New York
state filed 6S3,oS5 Federal personal re-
turns-12.81 per cent of the total num-
Ger Med by the entire country. The
taxes paid on these returns amounted
to 1899, 972,351, or 31.49 per cent of
the total of personal income taxes paid
in the United States.
New York's position in the percent
age Of population filing returns by
states was fifteenth, while 1t Is first in
the average net income per individual
return
The average net income reported in
this state was $5,03062, or 1906 more
than the national average net income
Of $3,72405. The average percentage
of population filing returns throughout
the country was SOB, as compared with
the New York state average of 658 per
cent. The average amount of personal
income tax per return in the country
was $238.08, as compared with S586.27
in New York.
Total net income reported in the re-
turns for the state was So ,436,943,179.
In 1915, the total income tax col
lected in New York was SIT 970,521: in
1917, $251, 785, 795; in 1918, 1854, 263, AIT.
The number of returns filed in 1919
represents an increase of $4,000 over
the number filed for 1915, or nearly 600
per cent. The net income reported on
the 1915 returns was 1922 1864, ISL.
For 1919 this grew to $3,436,3 ,179.
There were three returns for 1919
In New York from persons having in
comes Of 100000 or over, two having
incomes of 100000 to $4,000, 600:
three having incomes of 100000 to
S3,000,000; five from S1,50O,000 to ST.
100000; twelve from S1,O00,0OO to
$1,500,000; twenty-seven from s75o,o00
to $1,000,000; ffty-eight from $5oO,ooo
to $750,000; sixty-nine from 100000
to $500,000; 1T from 100000 to $780,
900; 1923 from $250OOO to 100000 1928
from fr2n s2oo,ooo to $25o,ooo; 434 from
$4,000 to 100000; 1,oS4 from $780,
to 100000
The largest number of returns were
from persons having net incomes Of
from 1000 to $4,000. There were 229-
561 of this class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Failures for Week
Lowest This Year
Defaults in Massachusetts and
New York, However, Take
Big jump

"The Credit Guide" analysis of fall
ures covering the United States for
the week shows q decrease of six
from last week, while New York City
jumped from thirty-four to forty-five
defaults, and Massachusetts increased
from fifteen to twenty three.
In the United States there were 299
failures this week. as against 3O5 last
week, 313 the week before and 1874 the
week previous. For the corresponding
week of 1920 there were 1862 defaults.
This week shows the smallest number
of failures of any week since January,
1921.
"The Credit Guide summary also
shows that the liabilities of the de-
funct concerns are approximately the
same as in the last week. 691a per
cent representing debts under $4,000,
while II per cent showed debts Of
between $4,000 and $4,000; and the
average was $4,000, as against an
average of S21 $50 a failure the previ-
Gus week. -Four failures, however, con-
'rloulea total OF about $2,00O,OOO
which, if eliminated from the average
run Of failures, would have brought
the liabilities for the week to the
lowest OF any week thus far in the
year.
The wearing apparel and dry goods
industry suffered little more losses
than last week. This week the failures
among these concerns was 371z per
cent of tho total, as against 35 per
cent last week and 361s per cent the
week previOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

from 7he 1rtbure's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2e.--Arny orders
Issued to- day follow:
Quartermaster Corps
Barlow, Maj. p. D. jr., 10 Fort Warren.
" mite Capt. E. K, to Camp Dix
Gilmore, Capt Nj J.. to Camp Lewis.
Russell. Capt. b. J. IT, 49, to % c lamp 1 ake.
Following to Fort Bliss: KaIberer o" Cant
2. a.; Finlay. Capt H: L.: King, CAPT
W. H; Yount. 1t. F. T.
Lee. Capt A. W. to Houston.
So9PsT; Capt Gsnt b E. to San Antonio
Hearn. Capt. r. W. to Atlanta tau 10 w.
Owens. Capt. A. NJ. to Fort Washineton
i Reeve Capt A. NJ. to Del Rio. '''
Garcia Can't. e. to 20 ro Masn Tna5a0
Conover. Capt. ]. T.. to Brooklyn.
following to Camp DIX: Jones, It. f. n.
stalsnurg, Capt; G.; Mckinley, Capt E.
HUT. II w. C, to Camp Lewis
1 ralin, It. j. T. to Camp Lewis.
G q 1t. Il; W.. to Jefferson Barracks
Ga'ney, 1t. w. j. to Fort Slocum
Adjutant Generals Department
Gillem. 1t Col. A. c.. to Fort Sheridan
Bassett. Capt, E. s. to Camp Dix.
Dockery 1t. Col o. H jr. to Camp
Mitchell, 1t. Col H. D.. to Fort Ben
1amfn Harrison.
Infantry
!MscCarthy. Maj. c. e. to Panama.
1 pnno, L. n. B., to Camp Benning
b se Nay. c; s.. to Fort Leavenworth
barrett. Capt L. J. l., to WASHINGTON.
McCaskey, 1t D. d., to Camp Benning.
Medical Corps
McGill, Mai. J. F.. to Fort Ontario.
Holt, Capt r. L.. to Fort sam Houston.
na avoa m Maj; c. W. to Hot Springs
DeVoe' MAJ r. G., to New York
Dental Corps
Lambert, Capt. II. j.. to Fort WASHINGTON
Honorably discharg redo strum, It. n r
Field Artillery
Following to Honolulu: Sherry. Capt. l..
+ r. r.; McDowall. Capt. j. O'Hair.
Capt: Il. A.. Garrison, Capt w McB
Following to Manila: Jenkins, Capt. " r
Reddish, Capt. ". A
Coast Artillery
ELLIS. Mat. J. r.. retired
Barnes. Capt. H. c. IT, 70 WASHINGTON
Cavalry
Glasgow. Col. W: J.. to Camp Dix
Walden. Capt N. E. to Manila
Conard, 1t. A. H. to Fort Crook
Miscellaneous
b,,;akely Col; G., Insp. Gen. to Manila
Allison, Capt. r., Sig. c.. to Fort Wash
Longanecker Maj. j.. Air svc, to Wash
Blanchard, Chaplain II. n, L. s. A.. to
Key West -
Skinner, Capt. A H., Ord Dept. to Water
town Arsenal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
German Ship Bids Rejected
Board to Ask New Figures After
Vessels Are Appraised
From. Thn Tribune,s Washinnton Bur,

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-~he Ship
ping Board to-day rejected all bids
received on the twelve former German
vessels seized in American ports when
the United States entered the war. The
board adopted definite policy of de-
handing cash for these vessels after
minimum price has been fixed by
experts, who will be asked to deter
mine the real value of the craft.
Included in the twelve are eleven
cargo vessels and the passenger liner
Callao. The highest bid for any of
these vessels was the offer of the
Munson Lines of 100000 for the Cal
lao. election of the bids was based
on the fact that virtually all the offer.
stipulated that the vessels were to be
reconditioned, and the explanation wal
made that the board proposes to dis
pose Of the craft with the least expense
to the government.
Following appraisement Of. the yes
sells, negotiations will be resumed with
original bidders in an effort to reach
figures which more nearly approx
mate actual values.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Eastern Roads Authorized to
Cut Iron and Steel Rates

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Railroads
east Of the Mississippi River were au-
thorized by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day to establish export
rates on iron and steel products and on
pig iron from 20 to 25 per cent lower
than tho present rates, which are the
same for domestic and export traffic.
Iron Grd steel industries had urged
the reductions on the ground that they
were necessary to enable American
firms 20 meet competition abroad. The
new rates may be put into effect upon
five days notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
District Court:
s, J. HO1scH q CO.. INC, haberdashers,
20 Beaver Street, Involuntary. Liabilities,
milton N. EVANS. New York city,
voluntary: Liabilities, s1b.ses no assets
ROGER D: AMIGO, exporter women s
hats Bond Street and Broadway. invol-
JACOB BELsKY. waists, West Thir-
JOSEPH ZISFEIN. trading as the Com
mercial WOODEN and Silk Co.. 1obbers
woolens and dress goods 46s Fourth Ave
ALEX M sOMERFIELD & CO., INC,
exporter and importer clothing and other
merchandise. 1853 Broadway. Involuntary.
and pocketbooks, q Crosby Street, invoi-
untary. Liabilities, $4,000: assets $2.loo.
LICHTENsTEIN BROS e KIRsCH. in
voluntary. Liabilities. 10000; assets 8,
$500.
ARTHUR T. BopD1NaroN & CO., INC.
seeds etc.. 12S Chambers Street, involun-
BENJAMIN WALKER, clerk, s14o Gin
ton Avenue, Bronx, voluntary. Liabilities.
S1b,s2z; assets, $l25.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
States District Court:
Matthew A. Henkel for Sam w. Lese,
DRY goods 81 Catharine Street. With bond
OF 1900
Harry A. Goidel for Ber,nan & Huttas
butter B, r. and eggs. 1929 Westchester enc
East Tenth Street. Manhattan. with q
bond OF $500
Jacob A. Corn for MeiselYnan & Peto.
furs and fur garments 1853 Seventh Ave
nue. with n bond OF $1,000.
David Robson for 8. j. Hoisch g. Co.,
Ino.. haberdashcrs. "a Beaver Street, with
\ bond of $500
Max Rockmore for Jacob Belsky. waists.
West Thirteenth Street. with O bond OF
$1,000.
Max f. sandsrs for Liohtenstein Bros.
Kirsch. infants wear. 1e West Nine
teenth street. with a bond of $4,000.
Marcus Helfand for Joseph Hmiow:tz
cotton goods, 81 Eldridgo Street, with a
bond OF $1,000.
Samuel Falk for the Commercial Wooden
and Silk Company, jobbers wooolcns and
dress goods ass Fifth Avenue with q
bond OF $4,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were Mod yesterday in the United States
District Court:
NEW York MOTOR TRUCK SALES
CORP. E1e West FIFTY NTH Street. Liza
bilities, $i33, l47, assets. $9559s.
IRVING KKIEGER, mems hats. 525
Eighth Avenue. Liabilities. sic. 7o7: as
sets. 1907.
Assignments
SAMUEL GREENsPAN. dealer In
trunks and baxs, 22% First Avenue. Az
signed for the benefit OF creditors to Nor
ris 81. Bobia. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

From The T,lbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2e.--Navy orders
Issued o-day follow
Antonsson, Bosn. c. w. resigned.
1asgett. 1t. @. 60 H. D.. to U. 8. s.
Bassett. Ems. NJ. H, to U. s s. Con-
necticut.
Blackwell. 1t. Com. J. NJ to Washington.
Bowers Com. ]. t. to u g s. Maumee.
Bowman. Ems. R. L.. to L. s. s. Reina
Mercedes
Breen, Ems p. F.. resigned
Burke, Gun. W. to U. s. Arkansas.
burrows Ems G. H. to L. S. s. bancroft.
Clayton, Lit. g. 81 W e. to U. S. 8.
Cloughley, Ems. s. T., to U. 8. $. Arizona
Cook, Ems. G. D.. to 7. s s. s-21.
ICONS l,,1,z IT. g. g p r., to San Diego
Cunninghan. Ems. f. j.. to L. s s Refna
Mercedes
BsDs ms'@ CON- z sS s. AT.79ns
Doyle. 1t. Com. J. M. to Asatic station
Evans, 1t. W. s.. to U. s s. Arkansas
Fuillnwder, Ems. e. G.. to L s. s. Reina
Gies. Gun. r. H., to U. s. s. Arizona.
Hornan 1t; Com % J D. p to Mare Island.
Wyoming.
Iolton. 1t c. n. to L. $. S Wyoming.
IIoskns; Ems ] NJ: to U. 8. s. Arkansas.
Huste; Ems J.. 10 I. s. $: Arkansas
irish, 1t. Com. J. NJ. to r. S S. Wyoming
Jackson, Ems W. e. to L. s s. Little
Kazmarek. 1t. q. 81 s. to L. s. S Wyo-
Kelley. Ems NJ. r. to T. s. 8. Oklahoma.
Kclly, Ems r. j., to L. s. s. Arizona
kirvan. Ap. elk. q. w. TO Portsmouth,
Kossler. It. H.. to L. S. S Wyoming.
Lewis, Com. J. w. to s S. Oklahoma.
i-owman, 1t. Com X e. to L. s s. Hen
Maher. Ems. e. A. to L. s S. Wyoming.
M ), IT. H., to WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or TIE SITE oE
NEW YORK. COUNTY or Nr-r YORK
-fREDERiCk II. MAO HosENI. ri..ic-
s'f. against JOHN +. WILSON. rtf1nl-
ant.-Summons.
To the above named Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 80 -
serve a copy of your answer au the Plain
the service OF this summons. exclusive -
the day of service. aud in case cf your
failure 70 appear or answer. Judgment ~"
be taken against you by default fet no
rellei demanded IN tho complaint
Dated New York. June 2lst lo.i-
EADIE X WAi-SEk.
Attorneys fur PiasntlN
oHice an! I. O. Address. 80 East 4-1 ST
borough of Manhattan. CITY OF NV
To John + Wilson. Hotel Iucernr. Rc--
ough OF Manhattan, New York city. y "
or totuit. MasSa chusetfs
me foregoing summons &c scrved up0n
You by publication. pursuant e. AN cr3e.
OF Hon WILLIAM +. BURR 4 Justice OF
INC supreme Court of the State Of New
York dated the 10th day 81 August 1911.
ana HE'D with the complaint IN tho ci-i,'
OF the Clerk OF the County Of New York
at the County Court House. in the Borough
ot Manhattan, city. county and stats o.
New York
Dated New York August 10th 1851.
EADfE g. WAI.SER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Onice and r. @ Address 20 Vast ass
Street. Borough of Manhattan. Ner
York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Interest in Diamonds Keener

Although the diamond trade contin-
ues to show scarcely perceptible I'm
provement Reener interest in dia-
monds Is being manifested, according
to prominent diamond merchants. Re-
tailers are placing their orders at
shorter intervals than heretofore
which is an indication that the public
IS gradually returning to the purchase
OF diamonds. The belief pervading the
trade, however, is that several months
will have elapsed before business as
sumes normal proportions Further
Improvement Is also reported in the
o1amond markets of London, Amster-
oam' antwerp and Paris. The appear
ance of American buyers has bolstered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Curb Prices Firm
I'm Active Buying
TO Even Accounts
Recoveries Shown in Many
of Active Leaders as
Traders Cover Short Com
mitments Over Week End

Covering short commitments for over
tho week end brought rally in active
curb trading in the afternoon and
prices rallied strongly. Most of the
active leaders showed gains for the
day.
Standard Oil Of Indiana was one Of
the strong points of it's group, with an
upturn of 2% points. Simms and In
ternational Petroleum advanced frac-
tionally, as did Cities Service common.
Maracaibo also was strong.
United Retail Candy and Glen Alden
Coal showed opposite trends, the for
mer easing off slightly as the latter
advanced more than point. Nipissing
Mining showed a fractional recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Business Troubles

Erlanger. Noes. + Ha Mu'Ne'
II. Ritzwoller & Son. Inc.-sam
Export 1 Domestic Buyers Corp
-Cherrnay & Co., Inc
Florian, Andrea-Knox Hat Co..
Goldsmith. Joseph Nc. Nevins
Guinan. Texas. II. Smith
Garner; William Y. White
Beaches Golf & Country Club.
Nurwitz, Harry NElegance Dress
Co )-L. Rosenberg
IAN. Thomas He c. schultze
horace keane Aeroplanes. Inc
Haller. Alice w. f. Bowman :
Herschaft. Max, and Henry I't1'
schart Bros M Berger
Helbig. Otto We. 1ans,1alc
'@ nn,a 8 Louis B-Albert Bloch
Kramer. 1sdore and Harry Jare
Klein, irving Mp K f'1ii...'''
1ozo ysky. Loon NJ Cohen ct al
Ia pr ra'x Restaurant Inc-Jaburg
Lockwood. Frederick s-schrsnk
Mullins Thomas J-Un,on Trust
Normsn A. is Shirt CO. inc- ii Lev,
Phillips Harry-sm,th Randall 81
Engineering Corp. .........
Same-P Nathan & Co.
Rabbach &. Herman lno--John 8
Sflls & Sons Inc.
Rancw Hat Works Ino-S Fried
Rappelford. 1saac-Standard Pro
vision Co, Ino. ...
Smith. j. Avery-R H Huvello.
Sweeney, Alice L-Park & TIL
kothsteln
Simpson g. Simpson Inc-F Ed
Suffer. Morton B-Uptown Car ~
seidman. Daniei-B Levy ;
Tichenor. VIM K-Uptown Garage
underhill. Ralph--Parls g. Tilford
Cnecda Paper Box Co, lno-New-
Vincent, Elibeco Mills Corp
Van Ripper. Chas E-Udall g.
i'ailOu ........
Werner. Anthony ] (werner &.
Ewald) and Louis J Werner
Washington, I,-ai y Washington
Wagner. Frederic L-Fifth Natl
Bank OF Guy of \ Y
Weinstein, Edward - Phillips
Jones Corp. .............
In Bronx County
ALLEGRO. Maria. and Michael AL
hegro Marrazi Cor.-S. Wechs-
Ter ......-... ST
/ pelgenevcsc. scph--~Consumer
Tire and Rubber Cor........
Dempsey. A. E.-Jackson Smith
Agency. Inc. Observation-Disclosures.
Eilers. karl-P. G. Daily ct al
Goldman. Soil. Farbor .....
Never Murray Nm. Y Toto
phone Observation-Disclosures.
Oleck. Stanley --Chesapeakc & Po-
tonlac Tel. Co Observation-Disclosures.
Perez. Aiicc~F e. Davis Co...
Relay. Frankie Ievy.......
Wlssncr. james TT. H. Abrsln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

nth STREET
Ihe approximate amount % tho Hen o.
charge, TO satisfy which the above de
scr bed property is 20 be sold htty-
els ut Thousand eight hundred scventy-sif
*S-loo fs5S,s7s $4,000 dollars. with IN
terest thereon from the 18Th day ~ 49,
gust. 1SZl. together with costs and allow
ances amounting 10 three hundred eighty
SIX o9-l00 tS3S5 65loo) dollars. with inter
EST IRON. August Is, 1921 together T.f
'he expenses Of the sale. TIE approximate
amount OF the taxes. ascessf..aIs ano
water rates or other liens. wHirh $50 ~ re
allowed TO the purchaser on ri - pm
chase money. or paid by he ret'fee. Is
'wo thousand four hundTea se1cut, elsbt
ls2,<lS, Q0) dollars ana interest
Dated New York. August H. in-i
JOHN r. COLLINS. Eel-fes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Commercial Credit

The commercial money market yes
terday was only moderately active.
Primo commercial paper discounted at
6 per cent and longer maturities and
names not 80 we'll known at 6A per
cent. Both the supply and demand in
commercial paper were small.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES


ny
- Broadway. Sew YORK n
, dividend ~ Your dollars ger snare ,'.s
ben declared the Capital Stock ~ mir
company payable October i5th 1891. To
sfre<po'Hsrs OF record ~ The close OF busl-
D~1s E<pfefnber 26th, 1921.
AZ commune aitcns regarding pzyyneut
. ehsnys OF address should be sent 10 tho
~ t~rfiRn@d moi later than October sfb
ss,l GEORGE cHYsEBEC', aecrstarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Foreign Bonds


LONDON, Aug 26.--Standard copuer.
spot, Ss7 lbs 3D. futures, 1853 IS; cleo
ffoiytic, spot, $40 l0s futures, GT2 los:
Tn, spot, fl52 q Cd; futures, fl54 e.
% lead. spot, E23 rs Cd; futures, s22
}7s; zine. spot, f24 l5s; futures. s25 5a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
In New York County

The Arst name x that OF the dcbto
tho second is that Of the creditor and dat
"hcr judgment vas fled.
Copeland. Chaa. Sc. y Bohr
mgr ct al Jan as. lse2....-. 1925
Alexander VIM. lis. S. Shears,
Juuc {. 1912...... .......... feo 8
Eighth Az. Ry. Co NJ. NJ. Gaur
ner. July 6. 1921: vacated 80 sfs
Sachs, jAcob~-S +. iuwaer n co.
Inc. Aug. .. 1919 .......... 1895
Sachs Mary r. and charlen-E
T. Halle. Aug. 2. 1als...... 264s
La Bronx County
Gailae her Harry and Antonio
Mniiup-~ reopi' stats X
o't. - 1'ls ..........,. $500
sum, 'o'. 49, ltls 25o.f
Ftcfdun 'aaualty Co. Proulo
state ~ T.. June 10. lszl.... lssoe,4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
HELP WANTED MALE

AMBITIOUS YOUNG CHEMIST with Az
perience in the rubber industry. for
middle Western factory: state fully esv
cation technical experience. age and oth.r
qualifications: give references. state sal
airy expected Advertiser vii, he in New
York during week OF September and win
interview New York applicants and other.
who may be In the city. D 49, Tribune
6ALESMEN for public utilities cornnsnv
to secure accounts from large compsnas
In New York; commission basis; write for
appointments. stating experience, educs
ton and acquaintance here u z79 Tribpns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

these markets considerably Prices
are said to be much firmer. Although
optimism permcates traders conserva-
tism in buying continues to be the
keynote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OBJ
New York, County OF New York-G A
MILLER; INC. Plaintiff. against A. RU-
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy OF your answer on the Plain
tff's Attorney within twenty days after
the service. Of this summons, exclusive OF
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. July eth 1921
ISAAC W. GOODHuE
Attorney. for Plaintiff. Once and Post
o omn,s ADDRESS dress 14o Nassau Street, Boz
To A. RUZICKA. residing at Petrkov
Greco Siovakla
you by publication. pursuant to an order
of Hon. Isdor WasservogeI a Justice Of
the supreme Court OF the state Of New
New York. dated the 10th day Of August
1921. and filed with the com plant In he
Office Of the Clerk of the County of New
York, at the County Court House. in the
% Sorous9 or Manhattan, City. County and
Dated New York, August 2sth. 1921.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Once and Posi-
once Address, 40 Nassau Street, Bor-
ough of Manhattan. city OF New York
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
New York. County OF New York. -
MNa' E1 IN I; a. a PVECElL plainin. vs.
~ = ~ ILL i'eieHuant. Summons
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFrNDAN,r.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and to
s .fsr a copy Of your answer on the Plain
the service OF this eummons exclusive nf
ne day Of service and In case of your
l"liuIe to appear or answer. Judgment win
De taken aea inst You by default for the
Teliel demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. August "a 1921
LEONARD MCGEE
Attorney for rlaintn. ofrce and Post
ofiiro Address. $50 Broadway. borough
or Manhattan, city OF New Yor,s
To JOHN PURCELL:
rhe foregoing summons Ia served upon
you by publication, pursuant 10 an order
OF Hon lsidore Wasservogcl a Justice n
we supreme Court OF the State OF New
ork, dated the 18th day Of August 1921
and Med with the complaint in The ONE
OF the Clerk of the County of Nav YnrA
"a, the County Court House. in the Boron~h
Of Manhattan, city. County ana state of
New York "a
Dated New York, August 10Th, 1924
LEONARD MCGEE
Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE and Post
ONCE Address. sa9 Broadway borough
OF Manhattan. city OF New York
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