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Evening journal., 1921-05-24
THE TEuroN RAINBOW.

~ ERNANY. as most Deiavareans doubtless realize now
" is to have an immense advantage all the other
great nations.
II demanded OF her and she agrees to IT, that she
shall disarm to military, naval and aerial forces
Let's see what this signifies and how II looks IN table
form.
Evening journal., 1921-05-24
ARMED NATIONS

Hundreds OF thousands
producing nothing, in army
and navy.
Rest brains devoted To
poison gas, new explosives,
big guns and warships.
Enormous. eyer-growing
war tax burden on the com
mon folk.
Evening journal., 1921-05-24

steepieiack gliding church spire can get crowds
attention away from an arpane any time
Evening journal., 1921-05-24

Teamsters and drivers will find
positions through the Want Ads and
agents will be we'll placed by study
ing them.
Evening journal., 1921-05-24

An optmist is business man who expects prices TO
recover"
Evening journal., 1921-05-24

DISARNfED GERMANY
Increase in industrial ef-
hciency.
Increase in production.
Increase in thought and
effort for invention and
science.
Advancement in arts.
Tremendous decrease in
tax income wasted.
Evening journal., 1921-05-24

IL Is true mat the Germans VIII nave 1" of VIZ i'f"
ations bln and stand heavy taxation But they can
rapidly white down that bill and they will not have to
support a parasite royalty or a venomous mitaristlc
tspe-Vorm
All their brains and energy Will be producing and con-
structng. solely. Man works best and most successfully
under surh inspiration Other nations will be grosnlns
and sweating under taxation for support OF institutions
which produce waste, solely.
The whole world had to give the Germans credit for
standing n the highest rank in science, art industry, in
venton and commercial expertness The Germans have
TO conne their cndeavors to these lines The neat
generation Of Germans may hate mntarsm their
cestors worshiped IT,
Look out for The future Germany
It not warlke progress but peaceful progression in
invention industry, and higher efficiency OF brains and
hands that count the final analysis Of elhe OF
the human animal
All OF Nspoleons victorious battles produced-s Hell
ena His laws his roads his public buildings and ns
tutes OF his PHILOSOPHERS, bless France today
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Cooks

COOK and downstairs work. country pro
ferred; excellent references. irwin's
Agency, $500 Fitzroy.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Furniture
Mems Clothing
Postage Stamps
Trunks

CASH for postage stamps. uunuxad, used
collections. Elite stamp Inc. 14s2 B.vAy
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Decline of 27 Per Cent in
Little More Than Year Is
Shown; 400, 900 Let Out;
SIackening in Production

Albany, June "a further de
crease of per cent in employment in
xsw York State factories in May is indi-
,sted in the preliminary report issued
.o-day by the State Department. of La-
hor. During the period from March.
1920. to May, 1921, employment in the
tote declined 81 per cent. This
s,sans that approximately 100000
ever workers. are employed in this
tate now than when the industrial de-
nysssion set in more than a year ago.
rhs nunaber of employed workers re-
sorted in May was slightly below the
ruunber reported in January, 1915,
whsn employment reached its lowest
l.veI during the depression OF the win
far Of lal4-1915.
The decline in employment month by
,onth since March, 1920, has been
stsady. with the exception of March
tsjs year. when slight increase, due
70 seasonal activity in some industries,
was reported,
A considerable part of the reduction
IN employment in May was duo TO
strikes, particularly in the paper and
rrinting industries. The largest re-
Srctlon IN empIoymenS from april TO
Nav was 26 per cent in the paper in
dustry, due to the strike in some of
the paper mills.
Most of the wearing apparel indus
sries showed gains in employment in
Nav. Greater activity was reported in
fur goods, boots and shoes, leather
gloves, silk goods. knit goods. mems
clothing and furnishings and women's
furnishings. Decreases in employ
ment appear in hair goods. felt goods,
vomens clothing and millinery. The
largest reductions. which were due to
the slack season, were reported in the
women's clothing and millinery in
dustries.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
B u siness N G W 3
Further Decrease i'm States
Employed Because of Strikes
Urges Foreign Trade
For II. s. Shining

American exporters and importers
with little effort can swing more
business to American vessels and
should do so, in the opinion Of b.
+. Larrabee jr., second vice-presi-
dent of Charles Chipman's Sons Co,
Inc, manufacturers, wholesalers and
exporters of hosiery.
Through sheer thoughtlessness
more than anything else," said Mr..
Larrabee yesterday, "American ship
pers and receivers have been per-
mitting their goods to be carried in
foreign bottoms. In my personal
experience American vessels are
rendering as good service as the for
eign ships.
sour imports Of yarns from Eng
land are now being carried in Amer
lean ships wherever feasible and
our exports Of hosiery are going
forward IN American ships"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Buyers Arrived
Faircl,ild Service
q IVY aAsrwt ,-s

j, III. High Co. I'll. T.. George house
Iaynie. linens, white goods and colored
wash goods Alfred rantl, tie w. 92d st
NJ. Cohen, mems clothing; Pennsylvania
Goidenberg Bros; y. Rosenberg, silks
sattns. velvets; MclAlpin.
woeem anna csttons myGT NJ 4 Rosenha
Hecht Bros. & Cos II. s. peutsoh,
woman's sos ,, ready ready to wear and furnishings;
a, nrash & Bro; A. Brash, mems cloth. /.
ing Martinique
Daniel Miller Co; A. NJ. Creigier. boys
slothing, ,. hats and caps: Charles Foster,
naKrLETTTsvIiLLE. OKLA.
.. A. Schnman ready to wear; NJ. Lich-
BIRMTNGHAM, ALA.
u. Saks Clothing Co.; B. Levy, dresses,
coats suits, waists, sltirts. furs, fur coats
sweaters; 220 9th av.
BOSTON
r.. III. Chamberlain Co. Frank Cham
neFiain. mems hats and furnishing goods;
= Williamson 8 sleeper; Geo. r.. Sleeper,
Goldberg. Palmer Co.; A. Goldberg fall
dressea; 141 w. 3sd st.
Gtlchrist Co. tupstars); r. J. Breen
neekwear. laces, buttons. embroideries and
dress dress srmmngs: Miss Muicahy umbrellas;
Miss o'Brien. skirts: Miss Davis. knit
dresses sss ana bathing suits; zoo Sth av W. -
ami suits; a4o Madison av. '''O'''' @0"'''
McAlpin 'V'' '''''''
,John Freshman; p. A. Kafka, dresses;
$40 3th
BUFFALO
!, Nm. Hengerer Co: Miss r. spielman,
hhaandksrehiefs, trimmings veilings; 16 w.
seth st.
CHARLERoI. PA.
l.. Collins, mems clothing and furnish
ings, womens ready to wear and chill
dren's wear Martinique;
Montgomery Ward Sc Ca., c. NJ. Wood.
mems furnishing goods hats, caps. leather
goods and gloves: So9 9Th av.
:, Carson. Pirie e. Scott Mr.. Mnns. no.
tions: Mr.. Cortis, notions; 4o4 4th .av.
cotton tton'go,msry n,a"a sooas Msrd Co, Flinker
goods; 800 9th av
Boston Store Mrs. Eisendrath, ladies'
ready to wear; Miss McGrath. millinery
D. S. Komiss e Co. Miss Heller, Jobs
better grade csnton crepe dresses: 1882
Marshall Field 6, Co; Miss NJ. Fiske.
women's suits; t1o7 B'way.
s. Cohen. dresses, boys furnishings;
Feldman Brothers Co.: A. l.. Feldman,
mems clothing. wooden piece goods; 1926
Charles A Stevens & Bro; Albert Wink
Ter, waists and petticoats; 40 f. 22d st.
Abe Levy. general merchandise; I'm
CLEVELAND
PIKE. Richmond Co.: G. Myers. milIin- :
cry; Belmont.
May Co; w. r. Clark. millinery 81 w.
26th ST.
Reed Rros. & Co; c. r.. Reed, millinery;
DALLAS. TEX.
Sanger Bros; A. X. Wheeler, shoes; %
Z. cath ST.
DAYTON, o.
Johnston Shelton Co; NJ B. Reed, rndss.
mgr, general mdse. McAipin
DETROIT
j. l.. Hudson Co. Miss Wallace gloves.
225 5th ay.
Rosenthan & Coplan; s. Kraus, womens
Newcomb. Endioott CO; !. p. Rice.
dresses, coats. suits. waists skirts. base.
nent misses and children's 6-l4; zoo 5th
ay.
J; l.. Hudson Co; Miss Murphy, silk
petticoats, bath robes and corduroy robes
225 6th av.
DUBUQUE, IOWA
Roshek Bros. Co.: u. H. Rosfek. canton
crepe. taffeta and georgette hats; 4s e.
2bth st.
Roshels Bros Co. f. Fl. Roshek. canton
crepe, taffeta and georgette hats; Is r.
25th st.
ERIE, PA.
Erie Cloak Store; T. r. Mahoney wom-
ems ready to wear; Imperial.
INDIANAPOLIS
Goldstein Brothers; s. J. Goldste,n
dresses. coats, suits, chldrens wear; lo4
4th ay.
<ccntInued on page tweoe-ono)
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Day Workers

COOK. young; good manager; exception al
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366
5th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermsids

CHAMBERMAID or PARLORMAID-Kx-
cellent servant; Ions city references. Il.
Miss Hofmayers Agency, 10 East 43d St.,
Sd floor. Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
petition. in Bankrurtcy


The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're hied yesterday In the United States
SAMUEL RosENRAuM - involuntary
glove manufacturer, S21 Broadway.
E. J. BARTON LIGHTERAGE Coin
Voluntary; lighters for cargoes; / Broad
way.
ARTHUR GoRscH--voluntary sales
ties, sl43,664; no assets.
JOSEPH HREINER-voiuntsry; ess
Ceurtlandt Avenue, Bronx. Liza abilities, $3,-
iss; no assets.
scHwARTz ART SHOP. INc.--rnvolun-
'a RopSR n9RsItis9 80 Gra9d strest
man 2s6 Fort Washington Avenue. Liza
tilltes, s42,4 AT; no assets.
WEEKS HAND CORPoRATION-volu
tary. Confection speeialties and bakers
supplies. 3s7 Washington Street. Liabili-
ties, sSo2,8Gs; assets. ss1,122.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
rers appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
Mary Potter. receiver for Waugh Chem
leal Corporation, chemicals, etc, . Rector
Street. with bond Of $500.
David A. Murphy. receiver for the World
Motion Picture Corporation, photogravure
publishing, 500 Fifth Avenue. with a bond
Of $4,000
Max Rocknlore. receiver for Rosenbauua
company, glove manufactures, 81 Broad
way, with a oond of $4,000.
Randolph Harris, receiver for the r. j.
Barton Lighterage Co., lighters for cargoes,
broadway, with bond of $4,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
wsre fled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
PiNcUs FLUo-IAabiiities. s5.s7s; as
sets. s3.o25
WILLIAM coHgN--Liabiiisies. s1s.s1l;
sssets, $1,000
BESSIE BARNTTT--Ldabnities sass;
assets. $500.
|. JACOBS & CO.-Idabilities $Ses3:
assets, $l,050.
Assignments
ANDREW, INC.--Bakery, 21t sth av.
shd 2l6l B'way. has assigned for the
osnent OF creditors to Benedict 8. Yitals.
Of l22 Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Commercial Credit

Little Improvement In the credit situa-
ton through the South and middle West
because OF the great amount of money
tied UP in cotton and corn is being shown,
according 20 local wholesale credit men.
Credit conditions in industrial sections. on
the other hand, apparently are showing
steady improvement.
Commercial paper was moderately ac-
tive yesterday, with the ruling rate at z
per cent.
The American Acceptance Council yes
tsrday quoted the following discount rates
en- prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Raw Silk Buying Halts

The recent advances In the raw silk
markets have checked buying, accord
ing to local raw silk importers and
dealers. Users of the raw fiber appar-
emily are waiting to determine whether
the advances are permanent or whether
the recent fluctuations are the result of
manipulation.
A scarcity of spot silks in high grade
double extra Japanese and Canton new
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Lumber Market Spotfy

Spotted conditions prevail in the
lumber market, with further drops in
demand of most structural and hard
woods, says this weeks review by Lum-
Der, st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Judgments Field in New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
tsIday the first name being that Of the
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
In Bronx County
Satisfied Judgments
New York Comfy

che first name is that Of Tho a...-..
9nu iuSrnrn rnat of the creditor and date whnr ,s.e
5Suug Sugment ment was fled "'e "neh
montague, Abr-S IT Scbaro- a.
ei, apr 8, 1921
smith nth irving -Geebee Yarn Co Slo9'7o
Aeolian Goa I,es,,ir q. -. SeA59
saine-san,,ee. Nv: ,,,o.c.,..... 100. 60
1i@,e, Bernard--Cfeneral 'Chen,ica, 'oV'oo
ReIsher 3s5, Herman-M Aohnur; Feb aS4.1a
Feiner, sigmund and saml LII n Sls'20
Fosenberg; Feb 20, 1912. ,oo.
Davies, Ernily-A D Collie ct l2o,6S
samesams.. 20. AZ ~ ss 1,o7s.s1
Imenfeld. Julius---W fIsai.,,...s 576.S1
al May "a. 1921.
simonnson. n ns,,. Leo B and Felix A 00o,sl
Rosenberg' % Jos ahs II1 .. 1s2I H.; 2.1ss,o5
Frsa,tgsng, Charlotte 6 ana Edw W, II s.Ss4oa
Moran Thes - y st IL al, an ieb Il 1920 s,s5s.A
L Dearing; Ian 90, iois ssAso
tAefWls. Pau, A. and Chas Fire
stone II f Francis; Jan 1s,
i9i5 ..s.,..5....1. ,....... 6eg ~
Hermann. ,rraa Aaolph sP Bennett, '''''S
rr,,aai' may - ~. Isal, .:.,;. 10000
u Title Guarantee Co. jan.
BiIlard s richmond. inc.-N s'Ss'
Tribune. Inc; June 4, 1921 AKA so
Nikarato, Carlo, and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co--Peopie, etc,
June 2. 1921 {vacated) .. soo 90
Di Angels, Angelo, and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co - Same:
.s.naasn Jane 2 1921, 1927 ~ 100000
dam Casualty Co---People, etc;
=. May -; 1921. -. 10000
s,.g. 1ialss Casually Go; May 20. 1890. 100000
sterdam Casualty Co---People,
etc; May 20. 1920 10000
In Bronx County
vitaie, Alfoncs--f Corelene; Feb
~. ly2V s6laT
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

style qualities exists, according to the
weekly review by H. l.. Gwalter & Co.,
and these command considerable pre-
MUM
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

Vulcan Brass Mfg. co... sso.7s
Self, VIM B.-Bradley &, Hub
bard Mfg. Observation-Disclosures. s94s5
saEer, Arthur N.-Western Union ''f''
Telegraph Co. ............ 14ie0
Spiegel. Julius (Accountants Re-
view Pub Co.)-Felt Ss Tar
Schubert, Raymond M-Farish Ss''sS
stephens, Theodore-M. Stern lV''SS''
ct al .......... .....,........ 1860
SSPieeel SlsInuhd-L Karmitz.. 1896
sa9RdsdS' 9RdSd ps s,hon Thomas BAN and Mary
, Tea Room)--C. c. Bohn1
g, rsnt heotrtc CO. .;..c..:,,,......s 1911
snhaasar' r.G LauILC. n: jackson 1880
siyspstetn. lssPst; n. 5aoieim6ei 7 Bros. 1850
s,.fs,,,o,s .f;,:.......cc,... 95s 81
Raw Products Co)NWestern
sobndol, bndon Telegraph Co. ....:.... 4oss7
- Iakine--S Kalmenoff 7oa os
Irlpler, Harold B.-Select Prod
~, ucts Sales Corp. p.............. 1911
iucn1eid, Hyman---S. Samuels
Tsntsllo atf, Bartholonea - F. Al. SAsS7
United states Cotton corp-Hn.b 2s2o7
sama-nsarnao 20. s...''...,.....,, 6s3s3
Vaccari. Derne-''tcr .t.......,... 566S8
Vaccar nan,a+.i. aTignone ct al 45749
Walker Graz n -. Ct Avignone. 104 9s
Wilkinson, Emil--E, l.. Jeilneis 1000
winston. Frank t1, Is; $500
wechsler. samuei Sam. 49,; .n,,;;..,.,. 121s1
r., katz-,H. M. Nakachian ,n,o
ward, Adah-K Harris A'9aV.0S 9a S
1ouhg, George VIZ. Duaensin 11ai'so
~iihs, andrew q. & b. Iron Coz 10a''o
Industrial Com. etc. no a.
Numnano, Frederico--Parodi cigar a'''oo
zucernan. ssnnWsi enses ';p;.......... 1880
N'o@enoers.-. 1870
In Bronx County
r. me nrst name Is that OF the debtor
CITY Island Motor Bus Co, fnc oeotor'
~ CITY Island Homes, Inc
Gardner, William, and No. Sols.l5
&c schulz; S. Jonap. .....
aeH, 11si, lsador-C. Scheumann ct a, 3as. 3as OF Of
'nraho' Thomas Gas guardian) Ao''@o
Miiano. Thoms, s,s...'c..,.::.......... 1os As
Rein, Otto-R II "Ti,iI..' 10945
SmoIen Micha ell PraoaL1t, INC. 6263
smolen, Michael las c.;:...;;..;.. 1919
,Tippman Hugo 4 -. 12o7s
Same--Same r. AlHhei,. $50 81
oH7'ed aoa ~ Building Co, Inc.-G AlASS
Auckerman. Max-J r. cunrii,.' ol.oo
'................ $500
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

The following Judgments were filed yes
S,s,noay the first name being that OF the
Armstrong. Chas R.-chambers
,fading Corp. ...............,. $79o.5S
ankar Gov e. Rudge. ...... 700.32
costs ............... i1o.s5
SS.att, Hermann. B. Mazer 220.2o
''ernstein, Joseph. and Max Hor-
VIZ fBernstein & Horwitz)--M,
grown. John--I Oppenheimer. 1870
5SuFalo Bed Co., Inc.--Y. Haber 22s.65
'Ifnetf Frederick l.. (Boroueh
ssafagel- Tidewater Oil Sales
PRssttsncourt. Marie--F. H, Dennis 5.5s5.1s
Paper CO, co,.................... 144.as
Realty Co. Inc..............e 1890
'S,rd Martin, Iuc.---western
snion Telegraph Co. ....... 391.50
Cites :..........,....... 4os.s5
eS! OF n Y-P. Friedman... 5e3.41
smnzan. Harry--Sfnger & Hyman 1914
clI Jacob-E. Toomey ...... 1869
Ssninan Jacob--Y orktown Court
.opartments. Inc.....+...... 120.20
~ sl OF n. Y.--Enpire City Sub
s,ny WY Co.. Ltd: costs. -. 272.oo
.--s4s--same ........,........ 10000
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
american Woolen Company
tmassachusetts Corporation)
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS.

qusr,ses quso.ses fs hereby given that the regular
Ssysaseriy dividends OF One Dollar and
Pra,asys-Flve Cents t$1.755 per share on the
ssysnr,r,ed stoch and One Dollar and
comsNsSs rive Cents tsi,7s) per share on the
bsId anon stock OF this Company will be
secord0 On Juiy 10 1921. TO stockholders of
81 itsansfer books will he closed at the close
epensa eainesa June Is, 1921. and Will be re-
ss 10, az the opening of business June
WILLIAM m. DwELLY. Treasurer.
s0ston. Mass. June 8. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
instruction

MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines in theaters; we teach you days
or evenings. American Theater Building
s41 9Th av (42d). Bryant 1913.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

81 pis,si BOARD OF HREcroRs OF THE
Ibis DIS sph Products Corporation have
q an : ueclafed quarterly dividend of
tells 70 na,,s ehe outstanding preferred stock of
soekha,5 5pany. payable July I5, 1921, to the
haoks .ls,ers OF record June 80, 1921. Stock
Waii remain open.
iasnsa} ~ ~ IvspvsMatpgn MaMpyIs
:. lszl. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous
-~-
MAN
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
OF good appearance; prefer high
school graduates, to learn selling
profession from ground up; daily
individual instruction and two eve-
ming classes each week; remaner-
alton, drawing account against
commission and straight commits
sion. Apply Room 1910. 347 Mad
ison av.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

HOUSEwoRKER, excellent cook, waitress;
highly recommended. Miss Shaugh-
nessy's Agency, 500 9Th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash from
individuals or estates. BENNETT, l7s
Broadway. I'd zoor.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

NURSE, young; hospital trained: excep-
tionaI references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu-
reau, 266 5th ay.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUsEWORKER, young. Protestant; ex-
cellent cook: exceptional. Miss Fitz-
gera1d's Bureau, $50 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Laundresses, Etc.
Nurses, Etc.

NURSE. thoroughly capable; country pre-
ferred; exceptional. Miss Fitzgeralds
Bureau, 366 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10


HoUsEWORKERs Charnbermaids coIored
nurse: city. country. Agency. 422 Lenox
ave. Harlem 7l0S.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

TEACHER or advanced student. agreeable
summer position; liberal salary: oppor-
tuntty for permanency. T. r.. Box 1os.
Station +. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
HELP MAssTEn FEMALE
Miscellaneous

STENOGRAPHER, operating noiseless
typewriter: experienced educated, capa-
BILE OF assuming responsibility and of hand
ling office details and card system: S25 TO
start; resident of Brooklyn. Call II1s At
lantic av., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Mattresses
Miscellaneous

KITCHENdAID--Mid aged Austrian;
experienced T., Miss Hogrnayer's Agency,
10 Il. 43d St. Sd floor. Telephone ss47
Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

18TH. IS w.--Single room, adjoining bath:
electricity. telephone; immediate pos
session; $50
5OTH ST. Il w-Large front room; pri-
vate bath; gentleman, permanent; ref
erences.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Lost Bankbooks

LoST-Bankbook No. 974,329 ahe Green
wich Savings Bank. 24S Sixth av Pay
ment stopped. Please return to bank
LoST-Bankbook No. 597.2sS, the Green
wien Savings Bank, 246 Sixth av Pay
ment stopped. Please return 10 bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. G30,0e0, the Green
wich Savings Bank. 246 Sixth av. Pay
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
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