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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. March 3OMr. and Mrs
Franklin Olphant of Chester, Pa, are
here with MIR. Oliphant's parents, Mt
and Mrs. Charles Ohphant, on Willow
street for several days.
Miss Imogene Hitch, who IS attending
Brandford Academy, Bradford, Mass, IS
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs-
GAYLORD A. Hitch on Central avenue !,
Mrs J. Wesley Ward,who was operated
on for apneudicitis. last Friday ut the
Peninsula General Hospital. Salisbury.
is reported to be rapidly improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
EARLY MORNING WEDDING.

Laurel March 3O.-N lillam fuSeE
and Miss Margaret Records. were marrlcu
Yesterday morning. oNclock, at the nome
of the brides parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
Thomas ". Records, on Pine street.
Rev W Osborne Bennett, pastor OF
Centenary NJ. T.. Church performed the
ceremony.
Following q wedding breakfast they
left for a tour Of the Northern uleS ana
the Hudson rivcr, after which they VIII
reside in Philadelphia. where the groom
i employed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

the mysteries of the order, Laurel, Bridge
willie and Harrington bringing candidates
with them.
The Mechanics here had planned, one
of the biggest nights in the history OF the
order, but the storm that prevaiieo keP'
many expectant visitors away
The work of confcrring degrees WAS done
with the usual grace and pomp .nae
Liberty Bell is noted for, and the VisnoIs
gave the degree team much praise. rol-
lowing the adoption speeches were Iiaue
after which refreshments were served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
DEATH OF PHILIP TORBIT.

Delaware City, March 30.--Phlllp >.
Torbit. aged A years, died last evening at
his home, on Washington street, after a
long Illness. He was brought home from
the Delaware Hospital last week.
Mr.. Torbit was carpenter by trade,
but spent most of his time fishing and
cunning. He had been a resident of this
town FOR the past eight years. He was a
widower and made his home with his
brother, Henry Torbit. He will be buried
at Akin. Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
CHE AP SLEEP

The man Who advertises that he
stood behind every bed be sold did not
expect you u take him literally. Of
course But he did guarantee his goods
and he sold them At bargain prices
Ii you are in search Of cheap sleep.
read the Articles TOR Sale ads N
today Every Evening You Viii find
beds and in fact all sorts Of household
goods and other useful articles adver-
tised At real savings IN Every Evening
Want Ads
cal zoo today and place your
wants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
MURDER At SALISBURY
John Cannon Accused u Causing f'ssfh
Of Henry White

Salisbury, Nd, March 30 Havng 3
difference with Henry White, % yoarr old
John Cannon -, hit Wflf Flfh his hsi
and knocked hm from the porch ~ thf
White home here Monday uEht 10 DO
pavement, five fee' bel1T according to
report White ncrk Nas hroks1 ~ ~
faIl. and when passcrsiy rushed n he
assigtanoe be vac dead
Cannon Was arrested shortly sfter ~
alleged assault and .e lockcd up n .sii
ueDdlng the conclusion of an invest rltioa
by the coroner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
SURPRISE PARTY FOR PASTOR.

Bridgcvillc. March 80. \ surprise
party was gwen Rev and Airs. Disston
". Jacobs, Friday evening. at the NJ j..
parsonage, by large number o. the
church congregation Many beautiful and
useful gifts were received by the pastor
and his wife
Rev. Mr.. Jacobs has accepted an IN
v1tation 10 20 to Milford and il IS with
deep regret the peope OF this community
part with h m He left yesterday for
Crisheld. Md, 10 attend the annual NJ. +.
Conference.
Mrs. Jacobs has gone 10 Wilmington 70
spend the week with friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
GRANGE HAS PIE SOCIAL.

Newport. March 80 Owing 70 the
severe storm last Monday evening about
$50 only a few members Of Delaware
Grange venturcd out. hut those present
enjoved a very pleasant social evening
Robert p Robinson. . member OF the
Grange, had a birthday Monday. and
heing very fond of cocoarut pic. brought
a few pics along with HIM for birthday
trp4f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
MARRIED AT MILTON.

C;e,orpetown. March 30. Miss MARY "
BRYAN. daughter OF George \. BRYAN, and
John r Marvel both of Milton. were
married Monday afternoon. ny Rev II r.
Reed. pastor OF Milton VI. +. Church, IN
the presence Of a few relatives aud close
friends
The bride for the past several wears has
been nctive in the social doings OF Milton
The groom is = rural mail carrier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Had No Narcotics.

When It was found by analysis by
State Chemist. DR. Watson that the sup
posed narcotic drug WAS nothing more
than sugar and milk the case of Charles
Patton and Mildred Mare, charged with
having narcotic drug in their possession
were dismissed in Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Continue Staats Case.

The case Of James Staats. 80 West
Second street charged with non-suppovt
was continued from City Court Yesterday
until next week Staats pleaded nor
guilty when first charged last week ard
this morning stated that he vas ready
for q hearing Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
yR. o. &. A. NJ. INITIATION.

Seaford. March 80. Albert NJ Tarr,
State councillor. presided over q large
class adoption Of Junior Order United
American Mechanics here, Monday night.
Liberty Bell Council, No u. acting Is
host 10 Mechanics from Laurel, Bridge
vile and Harrington During the eve
ming 81 new members were initiated into
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
GAVE HIM A SCARF.
But Conclusion of Judges Remarks Made
the Defendant smile

"You will b. sent " jail for life,
The prisOner stared, spectators l0okcd
up IN surprise, ard gospel ~ Jgdgf
fasting pronounced these w0rfls A. lhC
close of hearing the evidence in he oag, a
Isaac Vance, colored charged With a
sault and battery n Municipal Court
today.
III yuu keep up this sort n oonduot,
concluded The Judge Under The cif
cumstancrs the caso will ~ dismissed
Vance was arrested on = warrant suprr
out by Cora Driver, also ooinred. php
claimed that Vance beat her about thr
face and body They we're living Dpgoihcr
she said and asked that the charge lRainHi
him be dropped az she did not want -
prosecute the cnse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
BOwIIRs ~ FINAL BOCTS.
American Congress at Buffalo 10 Close
Tomorrow Afternoon.

buffalo. N +. March 30.-Fgve man
corlpctItlon 81 the twenty first annual
chanpionships If the American Bowling
Congress viii come 70 An end tonight
with the appearance n i4 local teams.
the "a me lumber from Toledo. and one
each from Tonawanda and Angola. New
York. The tournament VIII close to-
morrow afternoon there being but three
squads Of individual and txo man event
bowlers for the last day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
EMPIRES FINE BANNED.
They May Recommend. But Not inhict-
Penalty for the tnruls.

ny Associated Press TO Every i.V"h'hs-
Ninncapons Mimi. March 3o.-U m
nirss in Inc American Association will
not he allowed to impose hihH On u"' uiS
n1avcrs this season. under word sent To
cl,,h owners hl Thomas j. Hickey pres
tdant of thc league. according To adviccs
received here today
The umpiTes may recommend hhes 20
the league head. however. ana VIII r.
tain the privilege Of hanishinE player
from the field If deemed necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
nnn rraae ~. % 80.

san Francisco. March 30 Pour -
the largest frrighterH operuted - %
Pacific Man sfea vshlD Company
their round -the-Wori snryice are o. ff
Withdrawn ~ waE a0noInoed trSiHT
Lack ~ suffcient freight 81 me reaHn6
given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Father " waldron at Cardinals Funeral

Rev T F Waldron pastor Of St Paul 5
Z G Church left this morning Tor Baltl-
more to attend the funeral Of Capiinal
Gibbons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

George Ellis, who was en- route to Sea-
ford, turned over in an effort TO keep from
colliding with "A team in which were two
colored persons. No one WAS injured with
the exception of few bruises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Rantamweights to Box Ten Rounds.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
McKeespOTt Pa, March 3U-l al
Moore. Memphis. and Tommy Ryan, Nc
Kcesport. bantamWcights. will meet in
a ten round bout here tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

A few cents buys a handy package
~ s'psuaonada galfs'' which e real ep-
son7 salts combined With fruit derIy-
attves giving Il the taste ~ sparkling
lemonade. You get all the splendid
rbysic action of a dose Of epson salts
without the awful taste and nausea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
FOR lUMbAGO
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly 1t Relieves

You just rub Musterole in brisi<ly, and
usually the pain is gone-a delicious
soothing comfort comesto takeitsplace.
Musterole is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Use it instead
Of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster.
ol. and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief
II gives from sore throat, bronchitis.
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy. rheumatism, luui-
bago, pains and aches Of the back on
joints. sprains. sore muscles, bruises.
chilblzins, frosted feet. colds Of the
chest. Always dependable.
3oc and Csc jars; hospital size 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

For sale Heating stove, lce box and
electric iron. all in good condition cheap
POI Chestnut street ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

Try L rhe- Bilious -rararnv - ~nn
stipated.
Warning Dcrt merely asE
''tzsteless EPSON saits- II -7u wav rft
a soda ,-ntfauon- Always laz t-r ru
sonade salty and COX r me awf
american Epaou tgsoctatl0u.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-27
la CASA De ESPANA
sss
En- ANASCO

: Aver, en- la elegante residencia de
don Jose B. Perez, Sc 1lev6 efecto
una importante reunion de valiosos
elementos de la Colonia espailola, con
el objeto de reorganizar la Junta Lo-
cal en- esta poblaci6n.
Los compatriotas de Anasco, llenos
de los mejores deseos, han pFometido
cooperar con todos sus entllsiasmos
para la realizaci6n del bello ideal que
sustentumos.
Estaban presentes los sefiores Rev.
Padre Jaime BennaSsar, don Jose B.
Perez, don Doroteo Esteve Jimeno,
don Obdulio Casillas, don Cosme Pc
rez don Marcelino Perez, don Manuel
Gonzalez don Jose M6ndez, don Jose
Gonzalez Lazaro, don Bartolome Pc
rez, don Fernando Esteve, don Gre
gorio Esteve.
Tuvimos que lamentar la ausencia
-s-en este acto patri6tico, de nuestro que
rido compatriota don Antonio Diez,
YNpor estar igeramente enfermo.
Entire los concurrentes rein6 la ma
yor cordialidad Y ammonia, comprome-
tfendose los presentes, trabaiar para
q. la Casa de Espa1a en- Ahasco. ocupe
Ssu sitio de honor entire las primeras.
Don Jose b. Perez propuso por acla-
smaci6n la siguiente candidatura. que
fue aprobada por unanimidad:
sg Presidente, Don Jaime Guiscafre !:
Vicepresidente, Don Doroteo Esteye IT,
memo; Tesorero, Don Cosme Perez !:
,Seeretario, Don Jose M6ndez de An
des; Vocales: Pbro. Don Jaime Ben
6nasar, Don ebdulio Gasillas, Don Mar
celino Perez, Don Manuel Gonzalez.
Delegados a la Asamblea: Don Jai-
me Guiscafre y Don Doroteo Esteve
Jimeno.
Hay que hacer especial menci6n de
ia parte que en- la reorganization de
: la Junta Local de Afiasco, tomaron
sS 70 ssenores Don Jose Duran, don Jo-
Sc Berrocal don Jaime Guiscafre,
duienes vinieron expresamente de Ma
--yagiiez, con ell fin de avivar el entu-
siasmo entire nosotros.
Termin0 ell acto, con fino Y galante
obsequio que hizo nuestro querido ami
go don Jose B. Perez.
ErReSto de VILLENA,
.Afiasco, diciembre %, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-27
Ell MercadO Americana
Recistd de las condolences de los ne
gOciOs en- los EStddOs URidOS.

Diciembre 30, 30 1921.

DlClemDre -, lJ2l.
La production de algod0n Sc calcu-
la en- S.340,00O pacas. Trigo lie Chica-
go, registra TN alza repentina y lue-
90 una baia. cotiZandOse al cerrar, a
116H centavos Ia fanega, para ma
yo. El precio de aZticar mOscabado
crud0. declina. FL precio de clavos ha
bajado repentinamente; precio actual,
$3.50 por base cunete. Cobre. Sc man
ticne Quieto. Embarques dom6sticos de
cobre electrolftico han sidO entregadoS
13-IS centayos la libra. Ntimpro de
wagoneS de carga ocupados nj 3 de di-
ciembre, 747.454; n 10 de diciembre.
742. .926. FL mercado de frutas Secas
Sc encuentra torpe. Cueros Sc mantle
nen quietos, pero firmes PreciO de ca
fe para entrega Ell MARIO, S.75 centa-
vos la libra. FL t6 de1nuestra mas ac-
tividad. FL mercad0 de valores estl
algo fiojo. Bonos de la I4ibertad. mas
fioioS. Sc nota cierta debilidad en- ell
precio de veinte valores industriales
Y de veinte ferroviarios, $79.02 V $73.95
respectivamente, comparados con $S1.
30 Y $74.20 la semana pasada. Dinero
a demanda, 6%e; plazo flo, 5-H %;
aceptaciones bancarias noventa dfas;
tipo de compra, 1870; tipo de venta,
4-1s9c. Plata Ell barras, GA centa-
voS la onza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-27
Toda Mujjer!
Toda Madre!
Toda HJja!

Necesita hero periodicamente
para fortalecerle los nervioss
sonrosar sus mejillas y darle las
fuerzas y vigor de mujerrobusta.
No puede haber muieres hermosas,
sanas robustas sin abundancia de
hero en- la sangre. Especialmente las
niAas que estAn haciendose mujeres
necesitan abundancia de ese hero
vitalizador. Els, enrealidad. elelemeMto
Gn1preSclndibte que necesitan para su
robusto desarrollo. Solo una mujer
sabe las agonfas que trae la Suppression
la irregularidad menstrual. Las ma
dres deben cuidar que sus hijas tomen
"HIERRO NUXADO" para toda clase
de debiiidad asi como para reglas tar
dias o dolorosas. En- ell perfodo mas
crftico de la vida su porvenir entero
puede ser irremisiblemente daflado por
falta de hero organize, "HIERRO
NUXADO" en- la sangre.
''HIERRO NUXADO" es puro ali-
mento para la sangre. No solo la en-
riquece sino cue ayuda crear millares
de gl6bulos rojos en- la sangre, devol-
viendo las rosas a las mejillas palidas,
ell brillo Y viveza a los ojos amortecidos
con frecuencia trae tambien alivio de
los dolores agudos durante las reglas
delgranpeligro que causan las supresio-
nes menstruales. Los medicos recetan
"HIERRO NUXADO". Proc1rese un
frasco hoy mismo. Pruebelo por un
mes yea la diferencia en- su salud
bienestar. De venta en- las buenas far
macias y droguerfas. Cuidado con las
imitaciones. Aseg1rese de obtener ell
legftimo "HIERRO NUXADO" que
lleva la firma de Dae Health Labora-
tories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-27
Notas de Arecibo

Diciembre 23.-El microbes en- Ia
noche tuvo lugar ell enlace de la sim
lpdtica Y distinguida senorita Merce-
des SuSoni. con el apreciable joven
DR.. Luis Coll Walingto. FL acto Sc
efectu0 en- la casa del DIR. Susoni, la
que presentaba un hermdSo aspecto,
habiendose levantado en- la sala un
precioSo altar. donde Sc celebr0 ell ce-
remonial religioso, ante el Padre Va
sallo Y apadrinados por Ia sei1ora An
gela Wallingto de Coll el DIR. Susoni,
los acordes de una orquesta de
cuerda. Terminado este, fue obse-
quiada la concurrencia esplendidamen-
te. La gentil pareja sali6 seguidamen-
te para San Juan Y Ponce. donde pa
saran la luna de miel. Deseamosle
en- su nueva vida todo genero de di-
chas Y felicidades.
-Anoche llev0se efecto en- ell Ca
sinO de Arecibo la audicion, con la
que, Ia sehora Trina Padilla Qa Hiia
del Caribe(, presentaba sus discfpu-
las. Ell acto result0 espl6ndido, siendo
muy aplaudidas estas aventajadas 10
venes que demostraron ser verdaderas
discfpulas de tan eminente Profesora.
Nnestra felicitacion do1a Trina.
Aver fonde6 en- este puerto ell va
por Cdyo Mambf, con variada carga,
para varios comerciantes. Maiiana es
esperado ell vapor Montoso, con 100
toneladas de carga el pr6ximo mar
tes los vapores Ponce Y ell Helen, igual
mente con carga para este. comercio.
Hay gran animation para el bai-
lie que dara el dfa 81 del actual, ell
Casino de Arecibo, con ell fin de des-
pedir el aiio Y va sc han recibido de
los Estados Unidos, preciosos obietos
con que seran obsequiadas las damas,
concurrentes.
-Por ser vfspera de Noche Buena,
han cobrado sus haberes, los emplea
dos municipales y Profesores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-27
UNA MosCA PRODUCE $685., ,9e9, ,ss7
755,100 SPECIMENS

Paris, diciembre-Al ser aprisiona-
.-das seis moscas hembras, en- mayo 1
de este afio, por el Professor r. Rou-
baut, 10 primero que empezaron ha-
+ ss-cer fue poner huevos. Ell Professor les
puso leche condensada para SUI manu-
'tenci0n. Ell receptaculo donde fueron
metidas estaba hecho a prop6sito, con
slifciente aire y luz temperature
--lnagnffica. Vamos, que estaban allf CO.
mo en- la gloria.
AL finalizar In primera semana, ca
;da mosca puso un promedio de 1O5
huevos al transcurrir el mes, la pro-
ducci6n total fue de 1852 hueyos.
Por aquel tempo, algunos cientos de
sus descendientes directos, estaban
muy entregadas en- la postura de hue
9.vos, Y Ell professor muy ocupado en- lie
tuvar la cuenta de cuantas moscas sc
incubarfan al final de la estaci6n, si
la production Sc realizaba en- una pro-
2 pOrci0n regular.
Y pud0 llegar Ia conclusion de que
.seis moscas nrisioneras tendrfan para
septiembre 80, la suma enorme de
3,9S5,969, ,3S7, ,755, 100 descendientes. AL
llegar ALI, loco de tanto hacer mime
ros, el professor destruy6 su crfa, ha
escrito un libro que ha sometido a
Ia Academia, sobre el peligro de las
noscas para la salud p1blica y la ne
cesidad que tiene el Gobiernos de pro-
ceder con todas sus energfas destruir
los focos donde Sc asientan estos ami
malitos, reDroduciendose de una ma
nera tan alarmante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-27

mo AO0sE ar msmoria en- q.
cdIculo diario que 10 tras pocc msnos
cue loco. Comprs una Federal Win
bic" que ella = suma rssta. nultipIics
y divide CON una rapides asombrosa J
con una sxactitud matsmSsica.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Business Troubles
PETITIONS N BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday In the United States District
Court
ELLIS R. CONRAD-voluntary petition by
Ellis r. Conrad. fruit buyer and truckman.
Medway, Greene county. n. Y, who places
his liabilities at S5.l2S, and assets at 500
debts due on open accounts. Curtis a.
Warren OF Coxsackie, n. y, are attorneys
for the bankrupt
BAYTIAN-ABfERICAN CORPORATIoN-In-
voluntary petition against the Haytian-
American Corporation, trading and mer-
camille pursuits. 40 Nassau street. in be-
half Of four creditors. The petitioning
lock National Bank Sl40; Farmers Ma
tional Bank, Sio5; Clarence !. Hamilton,
SS5. Paul C. sehnitzler. 35 Nassau street,
is attorney for the petitioners.
RIALTO LUGGAGE sHOP-Involuntary petit
ton against Joseph Rubin. trading as the
Rialto Luggage shop, leather goods. 259
three creditors; D. Getz. who claims S175;
/. Goff. $500. and H Johnson, $3.50. Archi-
bald Palmer is attorney for the petitioners.
A second petition was filed against the al
legged bankrupt on behalf OF II. Ruchman.
who claims S370; Charap Marks, 81 SOP.
and Triangle Trunk Company. $2.24 Hab-
erman Levine are attorneys for the lat
ter petitioners.
DE WEES & SHERMAN. INc.-Involuntary
petition against De Wees & Sherman, Inc,
100 Broadway. in behalf Of John j. Dixon.
who claims ST99. Hedges. Ely & Frankel
are attorneys for the petitioner.
NELLIE BERMAN-Involuntary petition
against Nellie Berman. retail lea ather goods
926 Prospect avenue. The Bronx. on behalf
OF three creditors II. Ruchman, who
claims $3.50; Daniel Getz, $500. and Joseph
Wallenstein, S210. Haberman & Levine are
attorneys for the petitioners.
ROBERT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. petition by
Robert Arnsten, clerk. sos West l6eth
street. who places his liabilities at 81 .721 4.
and no assets. Harry l. Stein is attorney
for the bankrupt.
Adolph Habich. $40 Tenth avenue, who
places his liabilities at Si2,e59. all unse-
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
CHICAGO.
DETROIT.
Oren Hirh Low. Last.

es Open High Low. Last.
1o5 Am Light. ..... 7Tis 77iz 76 T6
29S &c Cent 6oltoi, MG.9Ts; s9isoa 81 :" o %" ., p
10 Ford Of Can. .2J4 2ji 25i 2j4
200 Lincoln Mot .. 1874 1913 1914 1875
$50 Mich Sugar. 81 Ok "a j%
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

cured claims. and assets at SS.6ol, of which
50 900 IS stock In trade, retail provisions
and 5000 real estate. Ustave Frey is at
torney for the bankrupt
NORWEGIAN AMERICAN TRADING Co,
INC.-Voluntary petition by the Norwegian
American Trading Co, Inc, ll6 Bi9ao
street. which places It's liabilities at $780,
100, Of which S110.l1z are unsecured claims,
SCI .2S2 secured claims, and Sl9, s4S taxes
due United States. and assets az $2oo, '4L
OF which S2oo,54I represent debts due on
accounts, and $500 office fixtures. Samuel
Korn. rs Park Row. is attorney Tor the
sIGMifNp BAsCH.-Voluntary petition by
Sigmund Basch, sales manager. 4Os Edge
conhe avenue. who places his liaolhtles
ct S242.14l, or which S2S2l are notes
and bills. and assets at $1l 2O5, or which
S11.1T6 represents debts due on accounts
and $50 money in bank. The greater por-
tion of the indebtedness are notes mace
by the Federal Snap Fastener Corporation
and endorsed by the bankrupt. samuel J.
siegel Is attorney for the BANKRUPT.
MUTUAL. PROFIT REALTY co. OF n. y
An Involuntary petition against the Mutual
Profit Realty Company Of New York, l4i
West Thirty-siXth street. on behalf OF
three creditors, Adelaide Harmon, VINO
Sol Schachne. 81 900. Well Purvln are
attorneys for the petitioners.
JEANETTE ULANOV.-Noluntary petitlon
by Jeannette Ulanov, cloaks and suits, "a
West Forty-seventh street, who places her
liabilities at IS 444, all unsecured claims,
and assets NJ Si.T61, OF which S4.U'o Is
stock IN trade anu Sooo ueotS "uS - w. -
accounts Kevie Frankel is attorney Tor
the bankrupt.
RECORD TIRE AND MANUFACTURING
co. C.-Invountary petition against the
Record Tire and Manufacturing Co.; Inc,
tires, 23s West Fifty-third street IN pehaII
Of three creditors, Federal Rubber 90. or
illinois. who claims SO 200; 3. F. Good
rich Rubber Co.. S27 95l. and Ajax Ruooer
Co Inc, IS. Sidney & Meyers & Meyer
Bosl<ey are attorneys for the petitioners.
HERMAN xNBPPER. petition by
Herman Knepper, 1919 Belmont street. an nne
and no assets. Joseph Rosenzweig Is at
torney for the bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY
The following receivers in bankruptcy We're
spnointad Tuesday by Judge Mack In the