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New-York tribune., 1921-11-21

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
WALLACE MUIR. Plaintiff, againas
HARRY D. BARNDOLLAR. "JAMEa' E.
Levy the said name James" being
nctitious, his true Christian name being
unknown TO the Plaintiff; GEORGE W r
PENDANTS. Summons. Plaintiff desgnates
\ York County as the place OF trial.
To the above-named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to anawer the
complaint ~ this action. and To serve g.
copy OF your answer, or. IL the complaint
notice OF appearance. on the Plaintiffs 8
Attorney within twenty days after the
service Of this summons. exclusive OK tho
day OF service. In case OF your fatiure
TO appear. or answer. Judgment will be
taken against you by default. for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. Oct. 10, 1891.
EVAN SHELBY. Attorney for Plaintiff
Office ana Postonice Address: s3 Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. Nsw
To DEFENDANTS. HARRY D. BARN
said name James being hctiticua his
true Christian being unknown te
Plaintiff:
The foregoing summons is served upor
you ny publication, pursuant 10 order
Of HON. GEORGE V. MrBLAN a Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF the State of New
York, dated tAe 18th day OF Novem bar.
1921, and flied with the complaint in tho
office OF the Clerk al the County OF New
YORK, ar The County Court House. IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. City, County sa6
state OF New 1ors.
Dated, Nsw York, November 18th. 1881.
EVAN SHELBY. Attorney for PLAINTIFF
Office and Postoflice Address No So
Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in Bankruptcy
Petitions In bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were
JOHN HABrT-Involuntary, Feekskin.
N Y general merchandise.
WET.LER'S SHOE CO.-Involuntary;
1855 broadway. retail shoe store.
s. G. SINGER & CO.--Involuntary, 10
East sixteenth Street, wholesale dealer In
cotton goods.
BRIGHTON EMBROIDERY co. NC
Voluntary; l26 West Twenty-hfth Street,
Liabilities, S3.4s4 assets, $1,98I-
FAyNETTE WAIST fCO.-fnvoiuntary: !:
"a East Twenty-first Street. ladies' waists.
SIMON S. KOFFLER-Involuntar 80
Howard Street.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
Receivers in bankruptcy fled yesterday
in the United States District Court were
as follows:
David Haar for S. A. Singer, 10 East
sixteenth Street, under bond of $1,000
Max Cedarhauln, for Levitan & Levy
1853 West Fifteenth Street. under bond OF
81, oo0.
Weiler's Shoe Co., Inc. 1886 Broadway,
under bond of $4,000
Schedules In Bankruptcy
schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday
In the United States District Court were
MELTzER q FLAUM, SIS Broadway.
Liabilities 500. 900; assets. unknown.
THoRNE- MURPHY TEXTILE COR
tics, $500 assets. si4492.
HERMAN COHEN. ~ West Thirty third
Street; s9siabilities' sas.4ss; assets. un-
!. MAKor4. BROS Ino.. 81 Washington
ssyosfs liabilities ssS.2So: assets. s36.saa.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OFF ERIE
Notice under sections 1s9 and lsa E
OF TEE STATE OF NEW YORK. Plain
tifs, against John Doe. Mary Doe. Richard
Roe and lane Roe. the last above four
names being fictitious. their real names
being unknown, and all other unknown
s,alma9es snY IN rr5 Or unknown TO- heirs at law
state Of New York. deceased and any and
az other persons claiming or who may
OF specined lien upon the real property
described In the complaint herein or in
some part thereof. through under the
ABOVE named defendants or either or any
Of tnem or through or under said THOMAS
w. cox, deceased, such unknown claimants
ana persons waose names are unknown
oelng generally described and being IN
TENDED to be included in the following
designations. viz the wives. widows. nus
trustees, committees. executors. adminis-
traitors grantees assignees, lenors and
TI9d.3 Ts4t Of kin il any OF the above named
above named defendants or either or any
or them and any person or persons deriv-
ing any interest in title TO or lien upon
said THOMAS W cox, deceased or any
OF said above named defendants and their
respective husbands. wives, widows and
wldowers Il any, Defendants
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS and all unknown claimants to
any interest in the premises hereinafter
TAKE NOTICE, that an action Of eject
rnent m mas been commenced by the People
OF the state of New York. pursuant 10 see
Iions 1890 TO 1899 inclusive of the Public
Lands Law 20 recover the title to and
right of possession of the following des-
c-loed real property, which vested in the
SAD plaintiffs by escheat on the death Of
THOMAS W. cox, intestate, on or about
the 18th day OF April, 1921 an inha bitanr
oI the village OF Akron. County Of Erie
ana State OF New York, seized in fee SIM
PIE OF the following described premises,
ALI. THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF
iage of Akron, County Of Erie and State
Of New York, being part OF Lot Number
p twenty nine nine t29l Township twelve (I3)
vation, and bounded and described as
follows:
BEGINNING at point In the center line
or John Street at distance of two hun
che intersection OF the center line OF
Madison Street with the center line OF
John @ street; running thence southerly al
thirty-six and twenty-five hundredths
t2S6.25) feet; thence easterly parallel
with the center line Of John Street nine
ty-three t95} feet to the westerly right
OK way OF the railway connecting with
the West Shore track said right OF
way line being thirty (20) feet from the
center of the existing track measured
at right angles thereto; thence northerly
along said right of way line distance
OF two hundred thirty-eight (23g) feet
TO the center line of John Street; thence
westerly along the center line OF John
street one hundred thirty four and two
tenths O34.3) feet more or less to the
place OF beginning, containing about
three-fifths (3-5) OF an acre of land, be
the Same more or less.
Dated Albany, n. Y. August END 1874
CHARLES D. NEWTON. Attorney
General and Attorney for plaintiffs
Office and Post Office Address.
Capitol Albany. N. Y
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SUMMONS

sUPR EdE COURT. NEW YORK cor-yry
THERESA HEIDELBACH. PiGfatifY
I9ANY OF NEW York as Tr,,sfee 49, 49,
me Last VIII and Testament OF Heiens
hoFF (aIso known as Hans Somnaerhorr.
5I. ana Hans Daniel Sonarnerhofs1:
ma ~" s0MMERH0FF. his Wife: DOR.
OTHEA sOMMERHOFF falso known as
D1oTothea yon Boninl; REINHARD SOM
MkREpFF and JANE SOAIMERHOFFr.
his Wife OTTO SOMMFRHOFF ana
ithe names Mary Jane and Gee
trude" being fictitious. the real first names
tiH). and Il any be dead their hetrs
oevisees and successors a interest and
me f issue Il any. Of sad Hans sommerhofr,
1ofothea SommerhoE or Dorothea Won
Bonin, Retnhard Sommerhof and Otto
,SonlIneris7-, and the. wives or widows.
IN interest of such Issue. all of whom, and
whose names are unknown TO plaintiff.
and Thomas ". Miller as ALIEN PROF
EA4Y CUSTODIAN. Defendants Amended
summons.
To the above-narned Defendants: Yorr
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer
the amended complaint In this action, and
70 serve copy Of your answer on tho
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty DAYS
after the service of this amended sum
mons, exclusive OF the day OF service and
N case - your failure &c appear an
swer, judgmen. VIII be taken against yol;
by default for the relief demanded in the
amended complaint.
Dated. August % 1921
MACK & TAYLOR. Attorneys for Plain,
TIFF, Office and PosIofflce Address az
Madison Avenue, Manhattan BorovgI
TO: HANS sOlISfER RHoFF (also know
as ss ans sSTnnerhpT i.ht IL aad Hans Dan
his wife: DoRoTHEA sosfMERHorFss sffHers
REINHARD s0SMERHoFF .nJ 'JANEz; ':JyAiNi'iz;
MERHOFF and GERTRUDE" sOMMEK-
HOFF: his Wife; (the names Mary
Jane and Gertrude" being fictitious. ths
defa
unknown 10 plalntif) and IL any be dead
their neirs, devisees and successors In in
teiest ana the issue. Il any. Of said Hans
Sonlnierhon Dorothea Sommerhoff or Doro-
thea Won BONN. Reinhard Sonmerhof and
Otto Somnaerhofr. and the wives or widows
heirs, devisees next of Ain and successors
in interest of such issue all Of whom and
whose names are unknown to plaintiff and
Thomas " Miller as ALIEN PROPERTY
CUSTODIAN
The foregoing amended summons is
served upon you by publication, pursuant
to an order Of HON. VERNON NJ. DAVIS,
q Justice OF the Supreme Court of the
State of New York dated the third. day OF
October. 1921. and fled with che amended
complaint in the office OF the Clerk CT me
County Of New York. al the County cou,s
House. in the Borough of Manhattan. city
County and State of New York
his action affects an interest IN rsas
property situated on the Easterly side of
Second Avenue, III the Borough Of Man
haitian, City. County and State OF New
York. distant 80 feet 5 inches Southern.
from the Southeasterly corner OF 57th Strs.s
and Second Avenue, being 90 feet 'front.'
and rear by 6S feet deep and known az
No. 1913 Second Avenue and is broughg
to cisaT the title thereto and 70 compel tins
es5snsaS eoMPaNy Of GNlTER TEw yokT sTATEs TgUs-
under the Last Niil and Testament os
Helene Sommerhon. Deceased, to sxsouts
a eeonveyance thereof to the plaintir.
MACK & TAYLOR, Attorneys for Plain
tiT once and Postoffice Address, s<s
Madison Avenue, Manhattan Borough.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
FORECLOSURES SALES

YoRK.-RICHARD B. KELLY, az sur
yiving Executor and Trustee under tbs
Furnaid. deceased. Plaintiff. against SIMON
COHEN and others, Defendants
In pursuance of judgment CT fore
closure and SALE duly made and entered
in the above entitled action and bearing
date the 26th day of October, 1921, T. the
undersigned, the referee in said Judgment
Exchange salesroom. Nos. 1915 vesey
street. in the Borough of Manhattan, City
OF New York, on the goth day OF Novem-
day, by Henry Brady, Auctionser. the
premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold, and therein described follows:
All that certain plot, piece or parcel of
land. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon situate. lying and being in
the Borough of Manhattan, City OF New
York bounded and described as follows
BEGINNING at a point the westerly
side OF Thompson Street distant one hun
dred and seventy seven t177) feet six (sl
inches northerly from the corner formed
by the intersection of the northerly side
OF Brooms Street with the said westerly
side of Thompson Street: running thence
side makes an angle of ninety (9o) degrees
twenty (2o) minutes thirty (301 seconds
with the said westerly side Of Thompson
Street and part OF the distance through
party wall, hundred {100) feet to the
centre line Of the block; running thence
northerly. along said centfe line of the
block. thirty y-seven (37} feet four (4)
inches: running thence easteriy on line
which makes on its norfherly side an angle
or ninety (90l degrees twenty l20) min
utes thirty t30) seconds with The west
erly side of Thompson Street, one hun
dred {I06) feet TO the said westerly side
of Thompson Street; running thence south
erly along the geld westerly side OF
Thompson Street. thi-'s-scyen (a7) fee.
four (4) inches 70 .oint piace OF
begirning; tho norrheriy wall OF the build
ing on the premises herelnherore described
encroaches two inches more or less on tne
premises adjoining on the north and that
the fences and rstalnlng walls are not on
the lines Of the record title.
Said premises being known by the street
number SO Thompson Street
Dated New York, November 4th 1921
ALFRED II. T0WNLEY. Referee
PUTNEY, TWOMBLY s. PUTNEY. At
torneys for Plaintiff, No Rector
Street. Borough CT Manhattan. New
York City.
The following is a diagram OF tho prop
srIy TO be sold:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
Furs

The fur market showed little change
during the week. Demand continues on
restricted basis and is confined large
~ to the cheaper grades. The weather
has mitigated against a heavy retail
trade, and this is reflected in cautious
wholesale operations. Manufacturing
furriers are carrying light stocks Of
raw skins and the available supply of
manufactured furs is small, although
apparently sufficient to meet the pres
ent demand
More warnings against speculating in
raw furs and complaints about present
prices are heard. Raw skin dealers and
collectors are sending out their lists to
trappers and the flexible" scale, in
which extremely high prices are offered
for top grade skins, has been put into
operation by many houses Under this
scale the trapper is led to believe that
high prices will be paid for his catch,
but because of the wide range in grad
ing the average price is fairly low.
Seasonal buying is keeping up prices at
present, it is felt, and reaction next
year is expected by some of the most
conservative dealers.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21

prices have followed the trend Of the
primary market in japan, which to
great extent sets the pace for Euro
pean and Chinese markets, they have
not reached point where replacement
values can be obtained here. In other
words, raw silk is still selling in New
York for less than it can be bought in
Japan and imported into this country.
At S5.75 pound in New York Sinshiu
NO. /, low grade of Japanese silk, is
about SO cents pound higher than
week ago and close to 81 pound above
quotations In October The market
closed the week strong and active
The rapid rise in raw silk has upset
the calculations of silk manufacturers
here, who maintain that it is difficult
to get present prices for silk goods
based on lower priced raw silk. How
ever, the finished silk goods market ap-
pears to be gaining strength slowly the
slight boom in tatfetas having buoyed
up confidence in other silks consider
ably. Manufacturers making novelty
silks, particularly adaptable for sports
clothing, report good business on
spring orders. Staple silks, with the
exception of taffetas, however, are still
fairly dull.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
3 ers Arrive

PITTSBURGH
Frank s. seder, Inc: Miss D, Goidstein.
ppe.rssss Affiliatea Retail stores. 1872
Rosenbsu'n Co; J. saiomon (basement)
nnna. ,ssa. sniTts womens and children Is
aa's1VNy' Aies~d Fantl, 1t8 w. 32d at
RICHMOND. VA.
Freed Co; MIS-. s. Freed, rep; 25s 9Th
aV.. care Hart-Flanagan.
Friedman & Newman: NJ Friedman,
S".es' SUITS w 32d St. I'D floor.
ROCHESTER,
resenting; Miss M. Ernstone (basement,.
g'ngs, fancy knit wear; Miss s. Feldnlan.
lons crepe de chine. glove silk underwear,
SILK petucoats, ankle-length boomers cor
oaToy robes; Mias T. Cohen Jobs wornen' 8
coats. dresses skirts; c. Maurer jobs felt
slippers, shoes; NJ. NJ. Schwartz. Jobs BOYS
snG ns, s mens furnishings; care S. Solomon,
N. Nusnaun & Co; NJ. Nusbaun. silks.
sasins. velvets, cotton piece goods. nannels ;
u NGsnaum- rep. Continental
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
III. Half & Bro; D. Merkin, ready To
wear; ~ Leonard st. care VIM. Happy.
SAN FRANCISCO
Gay ayourgh Bros; A; P. EpsteiR hand
Pennsylvania.
o'Gonnor. Mofratt & Co. D. coughnn
knit underwear. hosiery. toilet goods. jew
cry perIunery, Miss G. Alien. Infants
ana Juniors wear; 432 4th av.
SAN JOSE, CALF
O. M Hale & Co; NJ. B. Warner mems
furnishings. clothing so Union Square
ST. LOUIS
schwartz Importing Co.. A Schwartz
ready 70 wear; 1872 B'way. care Lew
Greenfield.
Scruggs. vandervoort & Barney. Miss 3.
Freiberg. handkerchiefs neckwear: 225
PGristyle Garment Co. l. A Hessel
wolnens ready to wear. NJ. Hessel repre-
senting Martinique.
TROY. N. Y
Goodkind Co; Frank Kranson. Jobs of
all kinds; 1864 B'way.
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
Casper s Sons; Louis Casper, dry goods !:
Pennsylvania.
Bway.
Duncan & Homer Co Miss kathryn v
Barrett coats and suits; Miss Mary Ter
rett, trimmings, braids, etc.; care Mdse.
Reporting Co., w SGD st. :
WILLIAMSPOKT, PA.
Wilmer. Bair & Wilmer, j. H. Taylor.
wornens ready to wear; Grand.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Topkis Bros Co.; Louie Topkis. WOODEN
WORCESTER, MASS.
Louise shop Miss MOURN, ready 90
wear; Hart-Flanagan Co., 2S3 5th av.
Maghak G. Berberian & Co; Maghals G.
Berberian. mems clothing and boys fnr
nishings; Breslin.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
T-A-Dt tFTN EH4nC


IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRoyis~
ions OF law. there being due and unpaid
charges Cor which the Undersigned. AUDI
Bon FIREPaooF STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. is entitled 70 d len warehouse p
r1stn on the goods Hereinafter described
ard due notice having been given to al
and the ttiRs specified IN such notice for
payment oz sueh charges having expired
there will be sold at public auction at r-
warehouse. 1928 Amsterdam Avenue. ncar
155tn ST.. New York CITY, or
Tuesday. December 6. 1871, At &c r. IL.
Wednesday. Dec. IA. 1921. at 1890 T. m.
TO wit, Household furniture. conssstira.
OF pRrior suits. bedroom gujts dining room
suits, library furniture pianos. Fictrolaa.
Btusicai Instruments, carpets, rugs trunks.
boxes barrels s1itcases. contents con
ssstifag OF clothing. linen books papers.
stationery pictures. sewing machines Ice.
Doxes cutlery. lamps bric- brac, ehins,
ana glassware, silverware. bedding. dra~
peries and materials ana other personal
inventory issued by this warehouse and
hei5 Tor the accounts Of the following
ssss.ig gassleg eeEeers4 . Tss; names are "
EFs, FREDERICK CLARKE. ISAAC Mar.
AMOS als 19R'E r. +; RldH1Rbs92; dEHGhASD; MaE2 Ia42 f.
KIRBY. OTTO FTERTER. Il F, NIcHoLsoN,
J. Il. LEACH. BESSIE MARVIN. r. "A. EAR
son, CATHERINE CUMMINGS. h r.
E51,ER fl,lER z MS 6 JONES ANA yzu = JONES
LOPER, THEOPHILD MATHIEU. G
oi,TE OF go IsEIAlElt, p. II EDwARDs. G.
S,t5NsT ANcE HALL. 5. BRAINS. Il F.
ElsdgWN, l.: r MILLER. F. w JEFF
FaKY Ely, G.. J. CLIFFORD. W. r Bur
LEIGH ]. B SAGARRA CLINTON
zIMMisRMAN. l.. S. YoUNG. ~ C. An
S9N Z, VEIL. MARIE HUFF w =
FlNDLAY. r PHILIPS c NJ SMITH
HAZEL LYON, G. VERNON LAURA 3.
= = 6tAdNEki2 Il 4 JAMES J. O'ROURKE,
HtA1-P = LEVINE. e. RAPE. A O'CON.
ACR. j NJ Si-INFR. ELyIRA SIRCH. c
~ ,I. M. GEORGE Z. MURRAY JR., ALEX
9@hEL, s. sCHWABACH, A. H COOP
el MlN ELSIE NATHAN. NORRIS
81 80! 1Atss. MQLF LANDO, DAVID YO-
kEI-, JACOB HELD. G. c. LENNOx ANp
;: . HORW1TZ- All being now stored In
saia Audubon Fireproof Storage Ware-
house and ali to be more specifically an
bounced and described at time OF said sale
ire goods viii be put on exhibition at TIE
TIME ana place of ga le
AUDUBON FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
oFFICE 1929 AMSTERDAM AVE
ANNbX 50s-51o WEST 156TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
Spring Street
Broone Street

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which fhe above de-.
scribed property is to be sold, Is s43, 3,2T7TT
with interest thereon from the Tth day of
October. 1891, together with the costs and
allowance auiountng TO s423.4f with inter
est from October 31st, 1921, together with
the expenses OK the sale The roxizn ate
amount of the taxes. assessments and
water rates, other liens. which are to
be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by The Refaree
Ia s1,ag7.g0
Dated New York. November sth. 1871
ALFRED II. TOWNL.Eys Referee
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
ADDar'eI

The strike in the women's> cloak and
suit trade, already in progress for
week here and threa tened in other
markets throughout the country, has
hampered production, but as yet has
had little effect upon the buying pro-
clivities of the retailers or the gen.
eral public. Made-up stocks are not
heavy in this market, but apparently
are ample to care for current needs.
Seasonal buying of other items of wom-
ems apparel is progressing, but not on
large enough scale to give the manu-
facturers and wholesalers much optim-
ism High prices are still stumbling
block, and it is evident that restricted
demand will continue until prices come
down still further.
In the mems wear field the delayed
attitude of consumers in buying win
ter apparel is being reflected in whole
sale circles and in few cut-price sales
this early in the season. Spring buy
ing is going forward, but many manu-
facturers report that the volume of
spring orders Is disappointing The
cheaper lines show the greatest ac-
tivity.
Hosiery and underwear continue ac-
tive, with mills making efforts to turn
out seasonable goods in time for win
ter selling. Spring orders are being
placed with more confidence than was
shown few months ago when the lines
were first opened, due to the subse-
quent stiffening of the cotton market.
Lately, however, there has been some
holding back of spring orders because
of the downward reaction in cotton.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
WOolers

Optimism in the wool trade is grow
ing, although last week the goods d.
vision suffered some setbacks. Raw
wool is firm, the finer grades making
some advances due to a shortness of
supply in this country. On the other
hand, the growing demand for cheap
fabrics has failed to lift prices of the
lower grades of wool, whish appear
to be in plentiful supply.
Mills that made low prices on spring
goods early in the selling season are
running from so to 100 per cent of
capacity, it is reported. but some of
the worsted mills are not so fortu-
nately situated. The recorder business
has been disappointing to most -aills
and some cancellations from mems
clothing manufacturers have come into
the market.
The women's cloak and suit fabrics
are dull because Of the strike in the
trade, which has affected the buying Of
raw materials. Cloth manufacturers,
looking at the raw wool market, are
inclined to think of higher prices
for their products. Attempts to test out
the buying temper of the trade on
fabrics for next fall are expected to
be made before the close of the year,
or at the latest in January.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name Is that OF the q
second that OF the creditor and
Judgment WAS filed:
Wilson. Bertha LII. G. Wilson |;
Oct. rs, 1920 (vacated) ..s..,,
Denner, Israel and 3acob--M.
Brand; Nov. g. 1921. 1..........
Cats, Robert Nc. s. Conkltn;
July so. 1915 .....
Hichscn, Inc.---T. w. Churchill
et al: Nov. 0. 1891
Josephthal. Louis NJ. Henry J.
Sschnitzer, Dewitt p. Rosen-
aeifn and Nicholas J Gerold----
M. Brode; Nov. 1S, 1921 (va-
cated) .........,.....
Boyd. ISeralon, and New AIMS
terdam Casualty Co.-Peopie,
etc. Ney. 10. 1921 (vaeated)
Btruii, Bennett A.. and Harry
10 hsYLhaua & Phenix
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
sALESMTN

Gentlemen of education with
good social and business standing,
may obtain lucrative positions In
our organization. Preference given
to those seeking dignified. honor
able activity, assuring permanent
business association.
We are selling q free from spec
uiation dividend paying security.
Compensation on liberal commits
sion basis; knowledge of salesman
ship of advantage, but not req
uisite.
q number of men In our sales
department are averaging over
$3.50 per week. Apply 1919, Ia,
Room 72o. Straus Building, Fifth
ave. at 46th at. Entrance East
A6th at.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
The Week in Business
Markets Affected by Lateness of Season and Unfa-
vorable Weather; Cottons Weaker, but
Raw Silk Sharply Advanced

NkoSS
and on whole, the
price decidedly major textile lines
unnhsed cotons weaker less
were nr but showed falling off activity
advances reflected slight trade
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY. Is to IS years, to assist man making
mechanical experiments Al his home must
have some knowledge OF photography be
quiet refined and willing to go 10 suburb
Apply by letter to x 751, Tribune.
LINOTYPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; expert
enced in job and book work for up-to-
date job office. forty -four hour: union
good wages and permanent position for
good operators Address Drawer 7l4,
Parkersburg. w Va