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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23
" lizard " lnslow---
His stock of gins low.

We do wish, folks, that you wouldn't
send us Limcricks, if you want EN-
printed. It's our cherished conviction
that the only sort of Limerick worth
printing you can't print.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to
che FOR equalization OF all dispatches
credited - II not otherwise crrlited Ia this
paper. and the local news OF spontaneous
origin published b,rein.
All rights OF republication Of AL other matter
herein Reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

You can purchase merchandise advertised In THE
TRIBUNE with absolute sAfety-for IL dtssatisfac-
ton results In any TIE TRIBUNE quaran-
toss to gay your money back request No red
tape. No quithng. We axe good promptly II
the advertiser not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

Whatever the failiNgs Of the new
Ku-klux Khan University may be, it
is G. rs opinion that its hazing sys-
tenn should prove second to none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

Summers passing into fall.
at the sporting pages glance.
They proclaim the season. All
Say; Tho Yanks have still chance
b.. IF. v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

In its final summing up the board
very properly states that the experi-
ments have proved: THAT it has be-
come imperative as matter of IA
tonal defense to provide for the max
mum possible development Of aviation
in both the army and navy They have
proved also the necessity for aircraft
carriers of the maximum size and
speed to supply our feet with the Of
fensive and defensive power which air.
craft provide, within their radius Of
action, as an effective adjunct Of the
fie'Nt. It is likewise essential that eff
fective anti-aircraft armament be de-
veloped"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

"Gosh," says Uncle Abimelech b.
gardus Of Preakness, N. j., nowadays
in NJ York Teller don't know whether
Il holler for the cops when he's being
beat up or leave we'll enough alone"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23
I'm pors0ncc Of .Air Po.cer

Moreover, the board did not men,
ton three weapons other than bombs
and gas that tho air force will bring
against surface shps~~torpedoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23
THE ELMs

Old wives and poets, who should
know,
Have told me that in tabled realms
Most gracious are the tabled queens
Most gracious and most tall and
fair.
I wonder are they like my elms,
That with 6neir lofty, dropping
greens
On vagrart things rare gifts be-
stow
On wind and bird and sunlit air
And stopping to my hearts delight
Rise me their perfect, gentle
knight? HELEN MACAFEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

UNCALLED-FO FOR TROUSERS: have a
hundred pairs OF odd trousers all ready
to wear out.-A tailor's advt. IN The World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

mines and the non-recoil gun! There
are many officers who believe that
these three weapons are quite as inn
portant as the bomb, if not more i'm
portant.
Reviewing the points noted above,
especially those under Paragraph 3, is
It not clear even from the cautiously
worded report Of this board that air
power is absolutely necessary to, if
indeed it does not dominate, sea
power? And when we add the sub
marine to the admitted menace of the
airplane, is it not wise to stop and con-
slider the advisa bility of beginning the
construction of any more $40, 900, 900
ships?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

Our very real gratitude to w W, "a
Jersey Column Lover" J. D. B. and
"a College Professor" whose letters
have taken most Of the blue out of
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23
Vacuoua Yerbosity

This is the ultimate phoniest phrase;
This to my ears is the final afFront;
Hear the mendacious conductor who
says:
"Plcnty OF room il yuh move up in
'front.'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

I An looking for my daughter. Mary
Brown: she lived last time In Brooklyn,
N. Y.-Advt in The Mail.
Which leads G. 7. to venture bitter
ly that she certainly won't pick it out
for her reincalnation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-23

Roads that beckon. gave them all.
Bend your head to the whispered truth:
Oh, beloved, the price was small!
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
UNTERMYER SUED BY
LOCKWOOD WITNESS
X. j. Foster. Detective for
Erectors. Says Counsel De-
famed His Character.

samue. Cnlermrer is defendant in
libel suit for damages Of 100000,
started yesterday in the United states
District Court oy Robert j. Foster, chief
,r detectives of the National Erectors'
Association. AIR. Foster was 4 witness
before the Lockwood Committee on be-
cenlber fG last He contends that while
he was on the stand under Mr.. Inter
myers cross examination ne was sub
jected 10 defamation.
Air Foster, who sues in The Fedora
court because he lives in Newark. al
though his office is at 2S6 Fifth ave-
nue.. refused. in the Lockwood Com
I mlttee hearing, to answer certain Of MI
Untermyer's questions regarding espion-
age in steel plants and TO produce GER
Gam records. Mr.. untcrmyer then read
what he called Fosters record" Mr.
Foster says this is false. Il described
J Foster as having been discharged from
the police force OF the Isthmus ot Pana-
ma for drunkenness and trying TO collect
money from saloon keepers and gamo-
lers: as having been discharged oy the
material and supply department OF the
Istamian Canal Commission, the Panama
Railroad and Dock Company and the
police force Of Louisville, ky.
These assertions the complaint IN the
libel suit says, We're false and we're
uttered by Mr.. Lntermyer in the pres
I ence Of several hundred persons, in
cluding reporters, with the intention Of
having them published. The intention
vas the complaint says. to charge Mr..
Foster with prostituting his office as
Panama policeman and with irresponsi-
Bile and disorderly conduct, and to hold
him up as man Of bad habits and low
life. The injury 10 his good name he es-
Inmates at s100.0 600.
The complaint was fled by his coun-
\ sci. Austin, McLanahan Merritt OF 13o
Broadway Mr.. Cntermyer's only COM
ment was, THE suit is the veriest rub
bish.'
"The proposition that counsel for
Legislative committee is subject TO ac-
ton for asking questions is indeed
novel" aIr. Untermyer said. The ques-
tions were based upon informa ton fur
nished counsel through The usual in
vest eating channels Of the committee
II any Of the questions were incorrect
The witness had the opportunity ~ stat
INC his own VERSION
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
LUMBER MEN PREDICT
GREAT BUILDING BOOM
Will Ask NeW Congress for
Remedial Liquidation.

Speciut Despofch 10 THE Tsw YorK HxsALo.
CHICAGO. March 80 Optimism
marked The conference 81 three hundred
members Of the National Lumber Manu-
fact,irers Association to-day The
manufacturers, who said they saw signs
Of revival III the industry. arc here to
get together and aid the boom Re-
medal legislation including revision
~ tariff laws and fixing ~ freight rates,
VIII be asked.
The period of depression IL over
said George r.. Watson OF New Orleans.
secretary OF tho Southern Cyprcss Manu-
facturnrS AsSociation. "TTomes are be-
ing erected on1 Consequent demand
for lumber becomes greater each day.
ii e. the neoplc IN the country and small
towns. where dn.oas do not interfere.
Who ave loice the building
u RI. Kirby, president of the Manu-
fsct'fats Association expressed the
opinion that general revision Of the
lumber industry as regards tarin aud
transportation was Imperative. His
st4tsmen, Was borne oft by Franklin
smith. assistant secretary Of The asso.
ella lion, gho asye out statistics T. hack
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
CHEMlCAI s.rOCks
Army Orders
'i'ttr Nvw YorK iIge,I
New ,urk herald Bureau.
shinEton. ~. o.. March 20, \

These atiny Orders have been made public
Thomas 4. nrvcridsc appointed Lisutensn.-
Colonel Infantry Reserve Corps " he 80.
coits. lie II ordered - active ouiy ana De
tailed a. an additional member II ilc Gen.
eral STAFF Cotrs. report to chief ~ staff ri',s
rity IIrst Lieut. fsuco promoted ~ Cap.
tainl Hans Dttssenn, transferred 20 Quar-
ferfna stef CORPS. Firpt lielt. \. ~ Mahoney.
sixty fourth lnfautr~. transferred to head
auafters sEcctaf troops Seventh Divisiog.
First Lieut.. J. : Mallory transferred 10
Field ARTILLERY aud assigned 10 duty with
seventy seventh Field ARTILLERY First Lieut..
W. 4. NacEurneN, resigned. First Lieut..
fsincc promoted ~ Captain A. 4. Cinyr-
iand. transferred tu coast artillery Major ".
-. Murphy Major r. W. Rcdngion ud
First Lieut. tsincc promoted 70 Cautain) ~.
W. Roster transferred ~ QuEr'crmastar
Corps. f'lrst Lieut.. fsinoe promoted 10 Caps
tainl w n NcNorris. transferred 80 coast
artillery First Lieut. (sinee promoted 10
Captpin) A. II IofAn transferred 10 field
artillery ard assigned ~ sc' enty sewer ~
FieN ARTILLERY First lieut.. since promoted
Ia CaptsM) A n i.use transferred f. ord.
rance department First Lieut. ~ n + Sam
pie special orders March ~ amendcd q
Fort Ontario capt w. Waite Twenty srv-
enth infau. ~ transferred 10 Futt sever Ill
infantry, Camp pike Capt Charles III.
karlstad' l'Ctty-scl enih Infantry, tfSrxfrrrgd
10 rendauarirre aud miluarv rolice rompauN.
Foufth Division 'rUat, officers assigned is
Indicated First Lieut. ii W rufiJo. II Ttir.
r. s-eccord infantry Firsf ldeut. StcfilrR i
Harrod, IL rwents fourth Infantry Frs'
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
GRAIN

CHICAGO March sO.-Grain underwent
to-day 4 severe setback IN price, largely
AZ a result Of liquidation On the part Of
rural holders of corn Wheat closed
heavy 3 70 s., cents net lower with
NAV at $685. To $40 and july at
?i21 TO S12IA. corn lost 2ts al ~
cents 20 "a. cents, and oats y al u
cents to iSs cents. Provisions gained
10 80 cents.
Likelihood that no harm to the grow
ng wheat crop had been done by secent
unsea sonable weather made the wheat
market open 10 the influence of unusual
depression in the corn trade. There
were however. reports 70 the effect that
lpwer temperatures had been a beneft
instead of a detriment 70 wheat because
too rapid growth had been given needed
check. Bearish sentiment also was em-
phasized owing to nearly complete ab-
sence 81 new export business. The lack
of confidence on the buying side became
especially apparent in the last hour,
when the corn market was under heavy
selling pressure. II could scarcely ne
slid that wheat offerings We're Of larger
volume, but no support developed. and
values fell away.
All deliveries Of corn and oats dropped
to lowest prices for the present crop
No industries were In the market as
.uyers Of corn and offerings 70 arrive
rad shown q material Increase. Per-
'stent selling Of small lots by houses
with country connections vas = feature.
Packers buying at the last rallied the
provision market from declines, due 20
Tic weakness of grain.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31

riie filst nni4e l. iha. ot rhe dsbto,
AEHOEZ. iu!es R-N j Tel. 90.
brown Eosie-S. Ftsnl,ei ....
hELEl. J8eohJ . Zle.s II sl..
HERR. NNilliaui-CIi of y. Y
LANGER SAM R0srnb@tr. Co..
riiE%islN " aud y - MAJ
fluslh - .
SCHNEIDER N Tinted cisnr
stores Go. ....
TR0MRlNF Phinip- National Cash
Register 80 ......... ....
lESTA. Gosl- Lion Egcwcry Co Of
u
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
CUNARD MAKES BIG STRIDES.
system Soon to Have DOnbl~ its
Prc-war Tonnage.

\ statement issued yesterday by The
Cuuard line. which lost twenty-five YES
sells through tho operation OF German
suhnG rines In the war. or more than 50
per cent. OF its pre-war tonnage. show !.
that when the present building pro-
giamme Of tie line is completed il viii
have. with its associated lines. 1.0lS.00 .
gross tons. or more than double its ton
uage before the war.
There are nineteen new steamships
under way. siN OF which are for the
Anchor line service. with an aggregate
tonnage Of $4,000. Among the new
ones are the Cameronia. nearing com
pietion. and her sister ships. the Gale
donia, California, Tuscania and Tran
sylvania. all named for war-lost ships
Of the Anchor line.
The three great craft OF the .ire are
the Aquitania, the Mauretania and the
BerenGaria. formerly the German liner
Gmperator and the third largest snip
ailoat.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
so CENT PHONE LEVY
CONTESTED BY TENANT
Judge Tries in Vain to Bring
Peace in House.

Ben H. Uberall. one Of the proprie-
tors Of Ieiseuweber's. gets home late at
night. and since January ] has had 10
walk up six nights-or l01 stairs. by
his own count--because the elevator
stopped at / O'Clock His protests to
the superintendent of the apartment III
which he lives. az $50 West 161st street.
brought no result His convenience was
further disturbed he said yesterday II
Washington Heights Court. by the im-
position Of 4 telephone service tax of
30 ccrts a month. When he refused t.
pay ii tn. superintendent. Jacob Stone.
told him to get out. he said.
I'm spend $4,000 to prove that this
man can't collect that phoae tax Mr..
Uberall exclaimed in court. indicating
stone Magistrate Douras tried TO patch
up an agreement. but stone said he
wanted Uberalls so cents for last
month. and the ease was put over until
Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Lieut. rercava' 4 WSEcmsp. H. First III
fantrH. Fpst bicut = o. Gillespie "a TWsIn.
ty-uinuh iufartr rnst Lieut. siansy \.
wharton. ~ second Miltart Police Compart.
First Lieut.. \. VI. ~ Fogcbcfs. to Tvcut,
uirtn IufaftrA ftf-t l.lrrt. u q AfcpaNla.
- rifN-fifu Infantry. FIRST Lieut. James
w. NrWberrN, 80 seventh Infantry. ItrsI
Lieut. W n. Johnson. 90 Eleventh Infantry
riIst Iiew ~. Il. Ioyce. l. headItiat-sr,
and Military Police Company. seventh tivi.
sion capt. Hairy cuitA, Thirteenth Nfa
t,yi CAPT Leo Donovan, tift,-siN infar-
tr4. capt fvy " Crawford. Twent,. fourth
Infantry; CAPT. John r. hodge Sitty-firs,
lufnutiS Cant ~ y. Collins. rhitd iufan.
tiy: Cant VI. r. flaliowcll. Tifty-firu m
fantty: Cant ! y lIuil. Fits eighth fn-
Infantry capt A IT, rat, Flfty.cigfth II
fartry: Capt Il q. Ennis. taul.s. calrr
Meade. Cant. L.W Foy. Fifty-first lufautry
Capt ~ n peEroff Thirty -ninh lnianlV.
Capt W A. collier Forty seventh f4fabtr.
Lleut iIal y push. Fify-ninh Infancy
First Lieut. q. r Broihersou. laults Carip
BcDulug
COAST APrIILERY Capt ~ coU,sd.
detailed III he ordnance department. W3far%
town Arseual, Capt fHince promoted u Wa.
ior II y Sayler. transferred % priuap ,a
department Major i, n Gillespie hans.
fetfed 10 ordnance department
GENERAL sTAFF-Alajor J. r smith.
General staff. report 10 commanding General
+, Ileinzleman, report commanding General 7.
Slxlh Corps arca Major y. q III lee. rep ,rt
n chief ~ staff for duty. ~ Philippine III.
andg and report eommardiue General for
dutN.
MEDICAL CoRps-Cspts :. i. Hcnmsn
rtrat fionfs T. Tnmntrs oud il 81 see
bold honofabN discharged Cans r. Al
odae end = ~ Wuddlesou ~. ~ ordere
March q amended T. Carlisle satracs..
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
Fire Record

A. NJ Loss.
~ f.-ai2 y, i.5th 81 Tlchisf Roof
~ .55-e3S4 Broadway. General Auto
Tire supply Co............ Unknown
I:i.y-20s 9th az: Frank smiddlc. Unknown
10 :00-3G p. ii1th st pehor Arochas
Unknown
1 01-kth az snd to5,h Fl biidse
over sidewalk, ovntd bv Fifth
Az. Hospital 60. .8....tt.aes Tuflng
r. A.
0u-e43s Valentine av The Bronx
if5-aiath ~ and Broadway brush
1i0--f55th st.. and broadway. auto
mobile: Frank IcCornIck. Unknown
So-25n.h st. and FiAidr'cne ID
Bronx. fohn Packer .,t4...... Trlfliug
3t5--tt1 West i44th ST.. West Side
Storage Co. .....,4.. ....t.. Unknown
a43-it6 West I'd ~ Dorothy
Cueari ..s.t....... .......ts.l AhAoWN
f50-1 4a2Edsards M. bronv. M
gsio Capart ...........l +ta... slight
Too 3ee Ea; t6sth ST uakuoNn JnHuon y
a.c0-tso East ioh ~ Hem,
founf s...s.st +.+ ..ss.s8tat.. . INhl0Nh
. 22-a Esst Third e. unknown. Slight
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
CHICAGO PRICES

Purchases in yesterdays cash wheat
market totalled about 100000 bush
els and Were made by Germany Spain
and Italy. The Italian buying was 4
surprise. as early in the Session Lon
don cable declared that Italy had pur-
chased 10000 bushels Of Argentine
wheat FOR cents less than the price u
wheat i'll American markets. Interests
closely connected with the italian Gov
ernnent explained later that Italy prob
ably obtained that wheat so cheap be-
cause Of n vory low freight rate on
g. returning Italian steamer Argentine
news was conflicting One report said
that a cargo Of Argentine wheat ar
rived here at fun weight. Another stated
that Argentine wheat WAS unfit for mill
ing The buying of 10000 bushels ot
the Chicago July option led many
traders 10 give credcnce TO the latter.
Germany also bought 100000 bushels of
rye Corn demand continues disap
1ointing
The New York herald., 1921-03-31

up the contention Of tho manufacturers
that legislation II necessary.
"AliSough $4,000 lumber workers
have accepted = cut III wages approxi-
mating nearly - pr cent ne said.
"she lu-aOer industry IL unable e get
back on IL feet bec1usc of cxor5itaut
freight ratns Until this is rcmedied,
prosperity IL tho lumber industry can-
not bc
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
BoSTo> TAXING CENSUS.

BosroN. March 3n Women musttei
their ages to police officers listing The
city's inhabitants. II was announced TO
day. but II unable to sive their years
exactly may approximate The agc as
nearly As possible TIM listing viii
start on April 1
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
SUGAR.

san DomiuTos sold yesterday for 2
cents .. /. & ami I fair quantity ~
Porto Ricos FOR G.21 cents Z. &. with
Philippine sugars AZ 6.27 cents g. !. e.
and later q lot goirg for 6.l5 cents II K
r.. all 10 local rcdners lteincd sugar
was unchanged
The range of prices Vi Yesterdays
sugar futures markell follows:
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

fhe last name II that or the debtor
second that ~ thp creditor snd date /,
Judgment vas filed
rOsT. Wrlter L.-.Har.imau lncus-
uial Corn. OCT -. 1919 ire
$3.50 Angelina. aud ssrah -
Marlss People 6 March -
plfiIir BRoNs 90 iNc -nurh -
Harrison P!usi cc March "a
WAITE. oliye Ms II Gardenhirs
ot an Jan. -, ia-i...........4 30
d ! sAsnrELs & co. INC.-M. r.
Klein june 10. tg90. ........ E.
AQrfNE. Joseph. and New Amstcf
dam Casualty co People. &C.
luns. -. 1890. ... ...........@..+. i -
SANTEILO, Albert, and New Am
steraam gasnaiiy co.-Peopls,
Sc. jan. u. ta2i ...4.t.....e. Il
CApPA. Thomas and sew Amster-
dam Casualty co--People. &c.
bec ~. tg20. .....-.. .....E... "A
NErrER, naniei. snd New An
arerdam casuaity Coz People.
rHopsNY. tiarr, ii GlucI.nor =
an March y. 1921. ............. ~
FITZGERALD Nncp--E W ret4r-
sou; April " 1877 ... -. ?.
chrtroN. X. Noreme Corp.
RosENBERG. Iouls. aud 4. SNOW
I'LL -Erldins fros 81 June -.
1919 .e........... ..............t+.. 3
GTSTDkAs Antonio. ana shes
fobRs People ~ Oct ~. 1890
t,a ,qt1dA ....... ...... q.
sANlO. Bencdetto- Green MAY
q. 1890 NaCstodl ...,..s...... ~
KArI Herman and lentcr--ii
Strru Nav GS fgtJ4..4 ..4.N..s a
CHEMICAL NAT BANtS of y ~
~ Y tulL. March 20 1921 1..4Ns Ia
EEN%N
ROM TERMINAL. STORAGE.
WAREHOUSE COGr --ft Nr-
cleArS fss sdnr3 Nsts ia 1870 is.i
BRAND. isaar-r Mood March
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
NEW YORK PRICES.

wHEAT-No = hard S1.I0. and No. i
Manitoba. 81 ga, c. /. T.. track New York.
No. mixed durum. 81 G5. Z. l. 4, 10 arrive.
CORN-Nc. . yellow. 10e., No. whltc.
7ai a.; No. > mixed. 7Slic. all &. i New
York. ton days shipment.
OAT>-No. ] white, 52tsp.. 40. white.
52G5.iac. No. 3 white. t0 95lc. 80. :
wliitc. 4s'.ai9c,. fancy clipped white. $3.50. !.
ordinary clipped whitc, 55c an elevator.
RYE-No. . Western. Sl.Ga's I. O. b. New
York. and S1.Giis, I. r. domestic
BaRIES-fecdiuE. 72n13c mating. s.a
soc. O. & f., Scw York
BCCKwHEAT-Sound milling. s@sa =
TOO pounds,
BAY-No. /, 81 .5oa 90 No .. 81 ida 20.
No. ). 81 .25al 81: shipping. sl,iGal -.
srRAM-Nn. ] rve. &a0n.l ton
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
SCHEDULES " R,>KgrpTc,

Tue Following schedules 10 bankruptcy n,te
fncd WEDNESDAYS IT thc United States nis
sgi.t court
1taEfNFELu DENNEB eloa<- ana arIts.
e West rhlttieth street, slow liabilities -
Sii0.ba1. aN unsecured Elm Inns. sud assets
~ Sa1 40 of which $4,000 i stock and
seas d-Dtd due eli open accounts Shaiu
4 Wcinaih aie attorneys for Tie bnukfupfs
ErHfN 4 DIAMOND, tA Wesf Twenty
fo-r'h street Liabilities s2tS7S, al M
secured claims assets So.2AH, uf uhlcb
81 .n00 Il stoch III trade. 500 machinery .
tools. 49,. ana St 2o6 dehts aue On omen
accounts. COHEN. Hosenthal 4 ilapr0 gre
attorneys fnr tile bankrupt
FLAKE GRAPHITE COMPANY pF NEW
YORK. INC. against whom . pefitl0u Waa
filed March ~. 1921 show liabilities XII
S2Ga10. 81 which s2Gi2o are unsecured
,laIme, Buu aggets " g.. .t0n ~ N nt.l 5000
IS tfal estate ana 81 W0o machinery, Al
Price Bros are attorneys for ills bark.
rIpf
.GRANu BEDDING COMPANY Louis Fsin.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31

berg, Samuel SteInbcrg ard Joseph I4sin.
tracing as Grand Bedding Company,
against whom petition uas filed Aarcn
-. 1921. show liabilities OF S6.sSf. "
which St.55S unsecured claims, and a.
sets OF 81 .Otg. Of which $500 Is stock u
trade $500 machinery, tools &c and
81 100 debts due on open accounts James
IL. Garnes.y IL attorney for the bankrupts-
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tie following receivers II bankruptcy were
appointed Wednesday Dy Judge Mayer IN tbs
United states District Court.
JOSEPH LENENSON temNsfary recelver
for lsidore Feldn2an. coats and suits, 10
West Twenty fourth street with bond
OF $500
WILLIAM q. LITTLE. custodian of tns
property OF Charles Goldst.in, boots and
shoes, III BoWery, with bond OF s-ss-
ASSIGNMENT,
a. y MELtTZER. NC, wholesale bakery,
4ts East 1874 street, The Bronx. Wsdncs- 7
day assigned for The benefit OF creditors 70
Max Klinkensiein. samuel Neither IS
president OF the company, which was in~
cOrpDrated IN 1918
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABoAnD CLEARaNCEs.
fTtII,T,.

MiNNEAPOLfS. March 80 Flour uu-
changed 70 25c higher. In carload lots fan-
iiy patents quoted at Seta H. barrel ia as
pound saclis. Shipments. 81 lbs barrels.