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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
THEATERS

uiALro .sotoays Ea' starring
Ma Nuah. aisp d now comedy
srHNau. Tom Mr IN a RAN
Romeo No. his newest comedy romano"
Mutt anI ser animated car'oon.
nRoApwAY Al nafuow.s "Hoobov
,.si feature picture. Tatho News and also
dandy comedy.
LYrrr A-' h,ori IN The wh,''
uoHsmau' vst,etn a"riaI in" ,ea' No
J.sgr and t.,nl LiHus' from tho new.
pager cartoons
MAIrsrt, Moy a,Avoy u .s,n'i-
msrfU Tommy n1u tUo story ~ hr
I,u.,4 II,tri. N4I,Atr 'rpH. aud Topics
n 'bo ray Mu-Ir D. MaI'suc orchestra
and organ.
ourwHrM mov resfq'd ,ln ",n,.
na.,H 81 .uruyhrHpE Fhfm, return
a.pNIng Also " n"w ''m'dy
PALACE Dangerous uu.Iness' star
mug 'uuaian,s Tslmaig', ratho h'eH.
Nuuc by raiaoe Ot,htWrs.
viii havo enough money with which
ip carry ON through the t"st Of IN"
.Imm,I Tu. .H people have been
uu.k to rcalilc the need ot such =
fund iud generous 10 aid IN making
it p1paibIc. Because It has reached
the thousand mark ducR not moan
that the task is finished Tn" H..
manc society receives calls every
day f1r help IN this way. III"
actual distribution ~ the fund Us
done by them. They make Inquiries
I'm cvcrY caac 10 sec u each one iH
worthy The world has assumed
the task Of actluE as tho receiving
center. so 10 pp"ak. for the fund,
and 1t Be- Tor Tulsa pcppl" to hnlth
the Job by bringing the total 10 ia"
amount needed ~ supply mix and
Ice 20 all who need ii
As pro,iuusly reported .... l,326. 80
Dorothy Frodricka
SeaVcr ..... ...,.. OO
Tho Peters BOYS s.... zoo
Community Presbyterian
Uible school of slick 500
Tulsa High school
+. E. y. club,.... 1900 2i0o
Total Amount to date. $50 80
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Paid Fancy Prices

~ paid an International authority
on diseases of the stomach fh5OO
and he didn't DO mo five cents
worth Of good. I have been 10 vari-
GUS Spas In Europe, as well as this
country and have spent fully $40, 600
fruitlessly in search Of n cure for my
stomach trouble. Naturally | lost
faith In any remedy for my case. MY
wifcs brother had taken Mayr's =
Wonderful Remedy and praised 1t go
highly that | tried It and am now
cntiroly rid Of that trouble. II is n
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the Intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes practical
ly all stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments. including Appendicitis
one dose will convince or I..oncy re-
funded. Quaker Drug 60. ana druG
stores everywherc,---A Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
FILL THAT ICE BOX
StilI Many Poor Families In Tulsa
who Have No Money for MIX
or Ice; More Funds Needed.

This In story Of tho little brown
ice chests Of Tulsa.
There are scores of them. limo
cent OF Ice and with no bottles OF
milk with their cream -colorcd rich
ness near the tops, upon their
shelves. Weary mothers walk away
from those Ice chests, hopeless-eyed,
and try 10 stop their cars against
the pitlful crying Of little babies
whose wants they can't supply, be
cause it's hot ana because they have
no money beyond the amount neces-
ary FOR a bare existence THAT does
not include ice with which TO cool
the little ice chests In tho corner
nor milk.
That IL the reason why The World
milk and Ice fund was started again
this summer. Because II was be-
gun. there have been many Of those
Ice chests filled and the SUFFERING
OF many babies relieved But tho
work isn't done. and the fund has
not yet reached the total Il must
reach before the humane society
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
RENT DECREASING,
REPORT INDICATES
Tulsa Residence Property
Rentals 20 to 33 1-3
I Per Cent Lower
REALTORS SIT FIGURE
Attribute High Rents to Lack
of Adequate Sewer and
Utilities Service

THAT rentals of rcaidenc" proper
~ have during the puat few month";
been decreased generally 20 per cent
and iu some caros 33 l-3 per cent
and that na low level has been
reached on rentals for residence
property I'm clpso.in districts ns BE-
commensurate with safo realty IN
vostmou'a viii bo IN, contention ~
the Tulsa rrll estate exchange iu
a communication which VIII be- sent
io ih" chamber OF commerce Fri.
dav morning for consideration at
tho Friday MONDAY luncheon ~ tho
board ~ directors This is in reply
10 communication received by tho
exchange from the chamber " com
wCrCc fair price committee.
Exchange Places Blnmc.
Tho exchange places tho blame
Tor alleged excessive rentals In Tulsa
upon the failure ~ the public sorv
iro companies g. serve districts I'm
mediltclv outside tho city liWi,g ana
the luddequacy of the storm and
sanitary drniulr, uvstoms n these
cunvculcnrcs of city lifo could be
extended TO serve distriris out tSido
tho corporate city limits IN" r"sIll
would be the constructions Of fori,t
81 moderate cost for rental ht q
Ereatly reduced figure.
4 resolution was adopted request.
Ing tho attorney general TO us" hii
influence with the insurance com.
panies whose policies covered the
property destroyed In the burned
district 10 induce them to pay the
losses The eNchang" also appointed
committee 10 urge upon tho recon
struction committee the necessity Of
maintaining their ground In the mat
ter of r"scrving the devastated dts
trict for industrial purposes.
Reports on the Chicago convcn
tion wcrc made hy G. =. iadon and
E q. Cunuiughnm.
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Pinaud'S
Lilac Vegefal

Limit of not more than two bottles
20 any customer. per OO
bottle, extra special ... OCC
Cotys French Face Powders $50
odd Lot Face Powder TO close out.
regular price reduced one half.
Cuticura Soap. cake ........tOo
Watkins Mulsified Cocoanut OIL
Listerine Tooth Paste ....35O
Bayer's Aspirin. IL tablets. 1oo
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The Store Closes at l p. m.
Fridays During Summer

"O GIVE our employees
respite from the extreme sum.
mer heat. We close our store
every Friday during July and Aug
ust at p. m. that they may have
the needed rest and recreation
promoting their health and comfort
and at the same time enabli-s
them to serve you as they. and We.
wish you TO be served.
Here are numerous special offer
ings At deep price cuts. on sale
$50 TO | y. IN. Take advantage
of them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
Nazarene Church Is to
Organize Friday Night

For the purpose OF organizing a
Nazarcnc church. all Nazarcnes OF
the city are called TO meet Friday
night at 7:3O O'Clock in Judge GrayS
office In the basement of the court
house. Rev. Mark whitney of Ada,
district superintendent, will bo IN
charge OF the organization and fol
lowing it's completion will preach.
Members OF the Nagarcne faith and
all Interested in the church are ro-
auestcd to attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
Infants Silk Hose,
Special, soc

All-silk, broken lot in sizes
8 and y, in pink, and blue.
Baby shop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The win
ucr of the Tommy GibhonE-Georg's
Carpenter bout here next Octob"r
viii y" presented With diamond b.
studded bcl' emhicm1'lc ~ tho
worlds light heavyweight champion
ship ~ tho world Promoter RICK -
ard will donate the belt he said to-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
Infants Socks, 100

All silks. sizes 10 . = all
white or white with bands In
dainty baby shades, good sc-
lection.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
Ceorgeffe Biouses
Special 2.95

Long or short sleeve blouses Of
georgette in light and dark
shades, extra good values at
much more than above special
price,
Third Floor
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AUBOudOirCdpS
Half Price

To close out all the remaining
boudoir caps, OF which there are
n pretty selection, you may
choose at Just half regular price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

Smart taffetas. satins. and cool
georgettes. including come cN-
elusive models, long or short
sleeves for summer and autumn
wear. \ good selection.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
Infants Socks, Csc

' OF soisctte, romper cloth or
gingham, sizes 6 months to
q years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

HtALTo '.otoiyH Eid' starring
Ma, NH.I. AIsD now comedy
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
STEEL STOCKS,
ToBaCCo STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

BEANs-Marrow, choice, 100 lbs. 1926
Red Kidney. $1o.75ai1; White Kidney.
Sl2.50ai3
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
pound, 20h13oc.; extras, % score. 2oc.
grades, 200 2lc.: unsalted, higher than er-
tras, 3iu3fisc.; extras. 30n30ikc.. flrsts, 2s1
2ec.; seconds, 22a25c.; State dairy tubs.
common to fair 1o124c.; ladies, current
make, firsts, 22n22hc. seconds, tsc.; lower
grades, 1egi7c.; packing stock. current
make No. l. isc.: No. 2, 17c.: lower grades.
f3ai6c.
CHEESE--state. whole milk, short held.
1Ja16isc.; fresh specials. 15I16tsc; aver
age run, f4ff5c.; lower grades, 10d13Nc.
twins fresh specials. 1J1iec.; average. run.
itQ15c.; Wisconsin,, single Daisies, fresh.
i5iAI16hc.; double Daisies. fresh. f5d16tkc.
Young Americans. fresh. f6A AT17hc. skins.
fresh, specials. foi491ic.: prime TO choice,
EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen 2pika
Soc: storage packed, extra firsts. 2sitn2oc.
firsts. 2702sc. fresh, extra firsts. 27d2sc
firsts, 25M26kc.; seconds and poorer. 22kn
2fihc.; dirties, storage packed, No. 4. 22hc
regular packed, No. 1, 2fhI22c. No. ., ted
2lc.; checks. fair to choice, dry. 20a2ic
merry whites. extras, 30d37c. extra firsts.
39G35c.; flrsts 30G32c. gathered whites.
firrts to extra flrsts, 3oa34c. under grades.
3Tc. extra flrsts. 33d35c. firsts. 3in32c.
other Western and Southern, gathered
whites, 20ff32c. state, pennsylvania and
nearby Western henncry browns, extra. 33n
34c. gathered brown and mixed colors.
graded extras. 2okd3oc.; firsts to extra
firsts. 25l520c.
poTAToEs--Per bbl. SO 2.5oD7; Southern,
81 sons: old. $50 lbs, 81 .H0T2 so: t65 lbs,
l.50a2: $50 lbs, $1.25di.75; Long Island
bag, si.50u3; sweets, Jersey, bsk.. SiG2.75
Southern, TJc. c.Gs2
POULTRY, DREssrD.-FREsH KILLED
Chickens. broiiers 40d5sc: Western stars
2ol25c.; fowls. boxes. 2fH31c; hbls., dry
crosse iced, 26f3tc.; old cocks, 1Tnetc.
turkeys 20140c ducks. Long Island, 2sc.
Boston. 2JQ2To.; squads. doz.. e599s dark,
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

WITHIN short committing distance of New
York, In the heart of New Jersey. besuti-
ful country resort. 20 acres. An IDEAL homo
for families. Free motor service to aud
from all trains. Home cooking, vegetables
from own garden. S25 n week. Special
terms BY the month. Telephone OF write q
n. SMITH. Broad 576 81 50. william St..
- ''
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500 LINE INCOME DROPS.
Net Is $0.O2 Share, Compared
with $14.O3.

The Minneapolis. st. Paul and Sault
Ste. Marie Railway In 1920 earned corr
porate net income after taxes and fixed
charges OF sa,412.570, equal to s9.02 a
share on the s37.S1o.200 combined pre-
ferred and common stocks. against
$5.644,614. or s14,s3 share in
1919. Gross earnings. including Gov
ernment compensation and guaranty for
eight months. totalled s26,215,166. Net
earnings amounted TO s952S.302 COM
pared with s1O,6t0.525 In 1919. Gross
income from all sources came to s10,-
79S.S31, from which interest and taxes
totalling s7.3S6.261 were deducted. leav-
ing surplus OF S3.412.570.
Corporate income account OF the CHI
cago division Gold Wisconsin CENTRALLY
showed gross earnings Of s9.2l7, ,423.
after which deduction OF expenses and
addition Of other income left income of
SO ,S91,251 After payment OF taxes and
fixed charges Of s2.56S2s the surplus
totalled sa27.s5s, against sl,63s.96s in
1919.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
COFFEE.
The range Of prices In yesterdays
coffee futures market follows
BRAZILIAN STATfSTICS.
UTAH COPPER SHORT.

The report OF the Utah Copper Com
pany for the first three 1921 months
shows a net deficit, after all charges. Of
Ss9.S27 and a deficit after dividends OF
s1,714,s17 It's net loss from copper pro-
duc.ion was s53.6is and it's miscellaneous
income S3se.332. Losses of s305.543
were taken by the company on Govern
ment bonds sold and s1.624,490 was
paid in it's dividends. The company's
total production OF copper for the quarter
was 23.641,22a pounds.
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CHEMICAL STOCK,

S5Hi. FROZEN-Chickens broilers 2yT43c
fryers, 30n3sc.: roosters. $50 f6c. fowls ava
3ec. old cocks, i712ic.; capons. 4sd5sc
turkeys. 42TtGc
POULTRY. IIvE-Fowls, freight oGc ex-
press. 2Gn30c.: broilers. freight 4095Oc
express. 3isi53c.; old ROSTERS. freight, lac
turkeys, freight. BIC. ducks freight, 2oT
22c.. express, 20l2ic.: Long Island spring,
29c.; geese. freight. 14Ii6c. pigeons, pair.
soc.; guineaH. pair, eoc.@S1: rabbits. ex-
press, lb., 30I32c.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
STANDARD OILS.

10000 Allied Oil.... 8 B 5 !.
600 Arr Nat Gas. 11ia IL II Il
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FOREIGN BONDS

1000 nusslnn 6Ias OF ioa I4A lIis :.
10000 Swiss G SIS. s4l4 81 STA I u
'Odd lots. fSells cents a share.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court:
LOUIS MIcHAEI,-voluntary Louis vi
chael. salesman 500 East ls0th street
Bronx. who places his liabilities at s3.i45,
al unsecured claims. and no assets. Nathan
ID. Stern is attorney for the bankrupt.
DAVID SHULHAFER-An invo Intary petit
uon against David Shulhafer 197 East
Fhird street. on behalf Of three creditors.
Liabilities are given az $4,000 and assets as
$4,000. The petitionlng creditors and amounts
claimed are: Julius Bernstein, 81 900. Louis
Abramson, SOS; Sam SislSind. $50. Sobe l.
Brand are attorneys for the petitioners.
PETER l.. WILBUR-A voluntary petition
by Peter l.. Wilbur, salesman, Tuckahoe. N.
y, who places his liabilities at S250b50. OF
which S1i6,57T are secured claims, So6, 24S
unsecured claims and S77 .725 accommodation
paper, and assets of 1858. $50, OF which s253,-
COO represents debts due on open accounts.
William Allen Is attorney for the bankrupt.
PINCUS FLUG-An involuntary petition
against Pincus BIug, shoes, 133 Monroe
street. on behalf of L. Saff. who claims
$500, Joseph Krinsky Is attorney for the
MARTANGIoLA MENNELLA--A voluntary
petition by Mariangiola Mennella, also
known as Mary Mennela, housewife. 312
East 10th street, who places her liabili-
ties at S6.251 all unsecured claims, and no
assets. William II. Freedman Is attorney
for the bankrupt.
THOMAS GERACI--An involuntary petition
against Thomas Geraci, trading as Bronx
Public Market, groceries, 23S5 Arthur ave-
nue, Ine Bronx, on behalf OF three credit
ors. Liabilities are given as S., 900 and as
sets as 81 900. The pettioning creditors
and amounts claimed are: Leo Royere,
$50. Maurice Si1bert, SlT3: Sarah T.. Rab-
inowitz, 1912. Leon Dashew Is attorney
for the petitioners.
EXPOSITION CATERING COMPANY.
INc.-An involuntary petition against the
Exposition Catering Company, Inc, deal
ers in tobacco. soft drinks and foodstuffs,
East fTTth street and Bronx River, on be-
half Of three creditors. The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are: Bronx
Exposition. Inc, for rent. $i2. .0i0; Charles
Berg, 1912. George SPAIN, Sl4. Clarence j.
Hand Is attorney for the petitioners.
HARLEM DRESS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY--An involuntary petition against
Samuel Shlman and Annie Brook, trading
as the Harlem Dress Manufacturing Com
pany, manufacturing dresses. 80 West
125th street on behalf OF three creditors.
Liabilities are given as Si2. 900 and assets
as 50 600. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are. ~. Siegel. $500: @.
Weas 500; S. II. Benjamin, $500. Shame
& Weinrib are attorneys for the petitioners.
BENJ.AMIN-BURGER INC.-An involuntary
petition against Benjamin Burger. Inc. 81
Nassau street. on behalf Of three creditors.
Liabilities are given MS $4,000 and assets
az $4,000. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed arc: Neunark, F1akser
Co.. S206, Paul nitisheim Corporation,
$3.50 r ysell, $3.50. lankauer Davidson
are attorneys for the petitioners.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

BEANs-Marrow, choice, 100 lbs, Sc ..
Red kidney s1o.75a11; White Kidne,
Sl2.5o4l3
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SUGAR STOCKS.
SUGAR.
REFINED.

Open. High. Low. Close;
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
POULTRY, DR
80 t4l

Chickens. broiiers. i0T5Sc. Western stars
2oi25c. fowls boxcs 21H3Tc. hbls., dry
27G35c. iced, 2Gff3tc.. old cocks. 1TTcic. .
turkeys, 201f0c. ducks, Long Island 2sc. ;
Boston. 25a27o.; squads. doz.. $685. dark.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES

Common TO prime steers. 100 lbs. 81 o0gso 20
Common to choice bulls, 100 lbs. A. 5Ofp 625
Common TO choice cows. 100 lbs. 1.15fp $50
Common to prime veals. 100 lbs. s.ooffi2 25
Common to prime sheep Cewes).
iN Ids Observation-Disclosures. 3.nOI 80
Common 10 prime lambs, 100 lbs. f2 Oodi475
1.-Two huHs, lup IDS. S....,...t....... $500 NlD
Dressed beef. steer sides. ID. .f2nf6c
City dressed veals, b................12ff2oc
Dressed mutton, lb.................... 9di3c
dressed lambs, city, ID. 2J4 43ic
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
BROKER GUILTY or BrGAMY.

Lawrence A. schacffor, broker at
30 Broad street, was sentenced by judge
rott IN General Sessions yesterday to
serve fivo years in Sing Sing. Sehaef-
fer had pleaded guilty to charge Of
bigamy.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
CRUDE OIL PRICES CUT.

FrNpLAY, Ohio, May 27.--The Ohio oil
Company announced to-day further re-
ductions in the prices OF four Illinois
grades Of crude. New prices are:
Illinois. s1.77, off 25 cents Princeton,
si.77, off 25 cents Plymouth. s1.15. off
s5 cents. and Waterloo, s1.25. off 25
cents
or, CITY, Pa. May 27.-Credit bal
ances, So. Runs, s3.6s2 barrels; aver
age, e4.i1o. Shipments. 59,1o5 barrels /;
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

wERBIN, Gellman : IAeber. lne.-
Oppenheim, Oberdorf Co., Inc. 1,0Ik.I4
). l. stifei ( Son. .............. Isle I'll s75.7o
COT CO., INc.HN I. Telepsone ii co 81. 227ss
Precious stones. Incs......s... iass 1865 20
WiefNsTEIN, samuel-H Getzon. l22.74
FORM co.-Textiie pub Co. 1.les.07
-. Katzher % u al. .''.. 469l1
pan Co, \. ...,.'......,..., -.a. - 2162o
ZAFFARANO. Antonio. and James
e. e. Roris. t o ......4....... a'l.' az s57.7
BRONX.
BAGLEIBTER. Abraham, Charles
EisSowitz and Joseph Lippman- .oooo
pt,crfEP ~ H9ek fIe1r,f iFi'..... Fie i2o7o
Nrt1i stein Sss''s !" 80 7447o
LfBERMAN, nernard-j. Reias.. a; a2l ~ g
PERLITZ, Samuel-M Helm, ....... 2V5,-b
SOLOMON, Sans. Gordon.,.... dd2o 2dd2o
sCIlATz, Isldore-M. Tanenbaum.. s9o.65
TANNENBAUM. Morris-L. Chaser, 12l,S6
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The first name Is that OF the debtor: the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Mclean. Morris. Eolls; March .
> = R5ESRpoN' lsIt SyGSSSt TNc.-Yaie i Towne
Mfg. Co March 30. i02l......... 1915
KALI.AiAYER Charles Isaac Cold
man Co. July y, 1910. ......... 2926o
SOLOMON, Charles B.-J. l.. Bu2-
zini; Oct. Is, 1918. ....,.....t..., 32o.O3
KILPATRICK, Samuel-Morris Plan
CO., N. "; March ., 1918. ....,.. lll.10
BIRCH, Charles Ed. b. Ward
well; Jan. 30, 1920. ................ 29l-IV
SPRING, Rudolph Samuel Elnbere.
Charles Levy and Abe Nickel
Norris Plan Co; Jan. u, 1920. 1l3.ao
ENRICH. Edw.--J. III. Avlgnone ct
al: May 4. 1921 f.................. 1912
~ X EDISON COL L. Riddeil;
PARAGON HAT co.-Genaine PAN
anna Hat Works, mo. March "a.
RrssEfL 3. SMITH, INc-G.
Buttner; Aug !. 1915. 63s.60
COHEN. Jacob. Henry and Annie:
also Joseph Sookne-C. Victor ct
al; July %, 9f0................ 1921
BRONX.
GREEN, Morrls-G. DePamnhilis;
March s, 1921. Observation-Disclosures. sl50.12
NJ. BOGnANOFF, INC, and Morris
BogdanotfA. Bechman Feb. 25.
lU2l .-.......... ..,..t.......t. l.lcl..o
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
Court:
ST. LOUIS RAZOR STRAP CO., NC
The schedules OF the st. Louis Razor Strap
CO., Inc, against whom a petition was filed
May -. show liabilities Of $9,IIo, all unse-
cured claims and assets OF $5,624. OF which
81, 900 is stock In trade, 81 500 machinery,
tools, &c. and S04 debts due on open ac-
count Ross kaufman are attorneys for
the bankrupt.
YOUNG & BIERMAN-The schedules of
Young Bierman, cotton goods, West Sew
onteenth street, show liabilities OF SOS. 200 all
unsecured claims, and assets OF S2l ,2lo, OF
which $4,000 is stock In trade, 81 800 ma
chinery, tools, Sc. S10.2l9 debts d ie on open
accounts and $500 deposits of money In bank.
Samuel S. Breslln is attorney for the bank
rupts.
WALDORF HAT WORKS. INC. - The
schedules OF Waldorf Hat Works, Inc. won.
ems hats, 5s3 Broadway, show liabilities OF
s9o,520, of which sS5.53o unsecured
claims. sf0,11S secured claims and S4i,2l2
notes and bills. and assets OF $32, l3s, OF
which 81 200 IL stock in trade, $500 ma
chinery. tools &C., $1i 600 debts due on open
accounts and s4.4iS unliquidated claim.
Julius g. Kremer Is attorney for the bank
SAMUEL COHN-The schedules Of Samuel
Cohn, Shoes As Sheriff street, show llabili-
ties OF S5,91I Of which s5,sll are unse-
cured claims, and assets given as unknown,
Herman c. Robin is attorney for the
bankrupt.
GUsTAvE JARETsKY-The schedules Of
Gustave Jarctsky. against whom q petition
was filed March /, 1921. show liabilities OF
S5o,144, OF which sfs,5s0 are unsecured
claims. sl0,ol7 secured claims and $50 541
accommodation paper, and assets Of sfl,-
200. of which S20.0i7 represents bills.
promssory notes and securities, Sll 500
policies Of Insurance, $3.50 real estate.
81 ,ai2 debts due on open accounts and
81 500 stocks negotiable bonds, 6c. Charles
Goldenberg IL attorney for the bankrupt.
SUNRISE KNITTING MILLS, INC.-The
schedules OF Sunrise Knitting Mils, Inc.
underwear. &C, Al Union square. show
liabilities OF S2l .074, all unsecured claims,
and assets given as unknown. John Bogar
is attorney for the bankrupt
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers IN bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday In the United States Dis
trict Court:
KELLER CoRPoRATroN-Judge Augustus
y. Hand appointed walter l.. Bryant tempo
rary receiver for the Keller Corporation Res
taurant, 65s Sixth avenue, with bond OF
81 900.
GRIFFIN a. GRTFFIN-Judge Julian w.
Mack appointed Louis $. Weiss temporary
receiver for George =. and Charles ID. Grf-
fin, trading az Griffin & Griffin. stock
brokers. l Maiden lane, with bond OF
$500. Liabilities are estimated at S25. 900
and assets at 81, 900.
ROBERT ALENANpER-Judge a. ~ Hand
appointed Arthur y. Dai2el temporary re-
ceiver for Robert Alexander, wholesale
butcher. 5lf East 1921 street. The Bronx.
and 3i3 Washington street, with bond Of
$1,000. Liabilities nrn estimated AT $50. 900
and assets at $i3. 600.
DAVID SHULHAFER-Judg A. ~. Hand
appointed Randolph Harris temporary re-
ceiver for David Ehuhafer. furniture, 1877
East Third street. with a bond Of 81 900.