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New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
B usiness N g w 8
Demand for Summer Apparel
Booms Sales Inn Women's Wear
Believes Commodity
Prices ut Bottom

Many fundamental commodities
among them copper, cotton, hides,
petroleum, wheat and wool, have
reached halt in the price decline
and are on stabilized basis suf-
ficient for the resumption Of trad
ing, in the opinion Of the Cleveland
Trust Company, Cleveland,
These are commodities that have
worldwide markets and they were
among the first to enter upon the
long price decline that has CON
tinued for more than a year and has
been the most severe in our eco
nonic history" says the bank, in it's
mid-month business bulletin for
June. "Now there is increasing evil
dence that turning point has come
and that we shall see in the next
few weeks and months stabiliza-
tion in the values OF such products
as these, while the prices for other
products continue to fall in line
with them.
"As confidence in prices develops
in one line after another the indus
tries affected take q renewed actiy-
ity, and as each industry increases
its activities it helps other indus
tries. Such improvements are al
ready noticeable in the cases Of
leather, silk, cotton, wool, copper,
lead, -four, cement and meat"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Commercial Credit

Credit men are beginning to fore
cast an increase in the number of
commercial failures in the next few
months, but this time, they say, the
new crop of failures will indicate a
revival Of business rather than fur
ther depression. Many of the small
business men who have been able to
succe ssfully weather the storm of de-
preston, the credit men believe, will
find the pace of competition in trade
revival too swift for them.
Commercial money rates continue to
fall gradually. Call loans yesterday
were made against trade acceptances
at per cent. The ruling rate on COM
mercial paper is lowering around Ga
per cent, with more paper discounting
at this figure than at per cent, the
rate for most paper last week.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Two Days OF Good Trade
Diminish Ssocks i'm Re-
tail Stores 10 Point of
Replacement, Is Belief

Demand for summer apparel. par
ticularly woinen's goods, has increased
vsibly in the last few days Monday
and yesterday were two of the largest
days that the retail stores have had
this year, and in most cases The buying
was concentrated on hot weather mer-
chandise. As result of the hand-to-
mouth policy that retailers have pur-
sued in stocking up for the last few
months the retail supplies have been
diminished to n point where immediate
replacement is necessary.
Local wholesalers yesterday declared
that they had received numerous calls
from New York retailers for merchan-
disc for immediate delivery The call
for hosiery, bathing suits, sweaters and
skirts was particularly strong. One of
the queer developments in the hosiery
situation is the shortage of white silk
stockings for which a demand has sud
denly appeared. A few months ago
whites were unstable at retail and
wholesale, with the result that retailers
and jobbers took thousands of white
stockings from stock and had them
dyed gray and other more fashionable
colors.
Another development that is out of
line with the so-called economy trend
on the part of the public is the heavy
sale of silk blouses and skirts, com
pared to the cheaper cottons.
In millinery according to retailers,
there is a distinct swing to the cheaper
hats. This is due in great measure
it is said, to the large offerings of low
priced sport hats that the manufactur-
ers and retailers have been showing
this year
The sports wear trade in women's
goods has been exceptionally good this
spring, but the retailers of mems ap-
parel say that the efforts to build up
sports wear business in mems cloth
ing has not met with an altogether
hearty response from the men shop
pers.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Trunks

CASH for postage stamps, unused, us.d
collections. Elite Stamp Inc. i4s2 B'way
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Administer Rug Prices
Show Slight Advance

Prices of Administer rugs at the sec
ond day of the carpet and rug auction
now being conducted by Alexander
Smith g. Sons Carpet Company, yes
terday advanced slightly over those
of Monday, while prices on tapestry
and velvet rugs showed decline esti-
mated at about 12 per cent. The range
on Ardsley Administer 9x12 rugs yes
terday was $24.90 to $26, contrasted
with $24 to $25.25 on Monday. Manor
tapestry rugs, on the other hand,
which ranged from SLABS to S15.25
on Monday, yesterday brought from
$13.40 to $14.
Yesterdays sale reached total of
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
We're hled Yesterday in the United States
CHARLES sIEGFR1ED = Involuntary.
Commission merchant and wholesale
butcher, 81 East 52d Street.
". J. ANDERSON & CO.--InVoluntary
Stationery and office supplies sos Broad /
<. & S ELECTRICAL. co. INC.-Invol-
untary. Electrical fixtures, 764 Eighth av.
So Bank street. Liabilities, s.. $780, no 10
SCHNEIDER. RosENBLATT & CO.
INC.--Invountary Retail furniture, l51
y HowARD it51 ARD & w1NsLow. 1Nc.-voluntary
Toys and novelties, 3 James street. Middle
town. n Y. Liabilities. s6,021; assets,
$4531,
TEFFER & HKowITz-1nvolun-
tary. Manufacturing furriers, els Sixth
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court;
j. GIoRDANo & soN-zrurniture, s5
assets, s. 900, stock in trade.
;b L sWED WERE f1 Ncn5porters i2e
s27.577.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court
son & Co. jeweiry - West l25th Street,
with a bond of $4,000.
Schedules in Assignments
Schedules in the assignment of Broder
& Rogers, manufacturing cloaks and suits
at 747 Broadway: Liabilities. $3,977; NOM
inal assets $SS7 actual assets, $709.
Abraham A. hoffman,, assignee of the
Lily Butter and Egg Company Inc. 221
West 10th Street. has been authorized by
the Supreme Court to continue the busi-
ness Of the corporation for two weeks
a. & S. Electric Company. Inc, manu-
featuring electrical fixtures. 76f Eighth
Avenue. has assigned for the benefit OF
teenth Street
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Mems Clothing
Postage Stamps

SPECIAL, SALE-Azen's second hand win.
. ler suits and oYercoats, $500 un o.
Iottieb. lSs Ludlow St. Tel. Orchard 1899.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Business Troub les

w. ]. Flower &: Co. Inc, Walter
]. Flower and Geo. l.. Broffe-
A. Klpstein 6 Co. ............ 1,o3621
Winer MorrisJ. Novin ct all. 1267o
man manman I',,t'V ct al i'.' ...."....... 75aoo
Wheeler. Howard B.--John Boyce
"a Co, Inc. ...,.,..: ...;......,; -3o'2t
Wilmer. Max r. and Sigmund
Ronberg-H. short ..-........ 800 53
w J. Flower & Co. Inc, Walter
Natural Products Refining Co 1863 Is
In Bronx County
paper Co. ,.,................ s14e22
Hughes, Edward George Lord.
William Murphy and Charles
york ..4.......... 121 40
Halpern, Annie-E. Weddel. 10000
Halpern, Annie--R. Weddel. 1000
Jerome Rose Ga. klrsfeld ct
al Slu- |
al. I''e ''oe 727 .o3
Krasnew. Harry-B Alper. ...... 10S01
Lubew, Jack - Rudinsky Realty
Corporation ....... ....,...,... G6. %
Pullman, Fanny - L. S. Lloyds,
Inc. ..,.......... ......,...., W 80
Paradise. Rafaele-H. NJ WE'LL. t112o
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Ry
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
NaVy department, Washington D q nm
.l 10 O'Clock m. June 81 1891, for
eelivering food servers and carriers, serv.
ING trays. rubber bands soap powder
timed peaches. steel pipe. steel casing
huo odometers, speadometers. therfnon3
etefs. switchboard panel material printing
outht copper wool bunting insulating
tape, tires and tubes. stertlizers and lead
pipe. aud untl 10 O'clock a. M June -
1911, for delivering chiuaware, chairs
aorasiYe wheels, evapora,ed peaches
auap@atefs. furniture and glasss.s f5r
ar porta etc. to the Navy Yard BrooE
gn. .. A. = ete Apply Tor peopesals to
spe suppN oiiicer. Navy Ward, BROOKLYN.
eeeonnts DAVID POTTER, 3';a-,rlasss,.
~ 'he Navy. 6S-3i.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

Hitler &. Hansen Trucking Co.,
Inc.-C. II. Glmpel.. 111.f4
IN ................. 1861
Hurley. Edward---Ci. w. Inch. 1895
Hadley. Arthur-West Eightieth
Street Garage Co Co........... 300.83
Haberman, Jacob III" Char
son ............,.... 1242E
Hanover 1saao-c Durante . 242.41
Interstate Exhibitors Corr. MIC
Jacohs coraa" Harry nP; and Louis Stein l''''
People, etc ............. 10000
lockwood Mills ....,......... a.os9.S1
Kanter, Simon H.--M. Martin &
co. ....,.....,....... f23'oo
King Lumber Co. Inc.--steyens,
Kugelman, julius G., and Max
Yankowcr--I4 Huebshman 49,396.25
Kass. julius wcst End Coal
Co)-Anderson & Anderson,
Katzmsn Hsrmon-w. kaufman ssl,,2a
Chine ......,...,....... Soa9.74
Klein, Joseph S--A. j. Hirsh. 160.52
Realty Co, Inc.............. 32e.7o
Lamson, Jarvis Jr.-Bankers
Mayrhefor, Henry-Frani< r. Pels =
Co OF n. Y, Inc ..,...,..,r.., 1.sso.o4
McDonald. Edward W.-Acker,
Merrall e Condit Co......... 1850
Murphy. Thomas and John Cryan
People etc. Recommendations. 10000
Morgan, Nancy---C. w. Reynolds 2l9.65
Meyers. Helen and Samuel Felix
People, etc. ..........,..,.. 10000
Meltzer, Alexander, admr,-Pittz
Motor Car Repair Sales Corp;
Milier- Is's Frank Co, inc.--Rexford '''
Corp ...,........,...... 4ss2.s1
N =. s. L. Distributing co.-c
s. Batdorf. costs. ...,......... 12S10
Same-Standard Liquid Record
ing Co. ct al, costs. 1913
Napolitano. Joseph. b. owens 1858
Price. Fannie (Star Storage and
Iighterage Co)-A RNt ct al 275.65
Prail, Harvey F.-Andrews Jer-
gems Co Observation-Disclosures. 14l.95
Pfeto ste, Play 5osrnat. Journal Corp. v.;n,i npd
Davidge co.'.'................ ''.V' ~ l11so
poolicslli. Thomas and Joseph
tPaoicelli Bros)-l. Mosson
Prentiss, Mark GA. Sachs 175.T2
Reckler Miton-M. A. Kremer
Raisen, Nathaa--Loadon Gunr -.
antee Accident Co., Ltd ....,.. 10000
Rtthpansky. Rubin--Auto Brok-
Rosenthal. Myer- United Trans
portetion Co. costs. .......... 1881
Schophecher, Herman - e NJ.
Simpson, pSon Adele B. - National ''-'
Commercial Bank and Trust
Co. of Albany. ...... .....,...... 37S. .95
Same--Same .................... 1860
Schiller Bernard Blackburn
Trading Corp. rp..,.............. so5s 80
SKY ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 2.osa.57
Schnof. AbrahamCraycroft Oil
Co, inc ....,;:.....: -. a3a go
Schroeder William c. - Tiffany
& Co. .,......; .;.......... 1894
Sternhali. John Brenner &
Needleman. Inc nc.............. 1oa 20
Stil,es. urto f. - Saranac
i Realty .....,...........,. $1,000
slneuer, Walter Excelsior Fea-
tures Inc, .......... ...,........ 542. 20
Santofo. Mlchele-C. Parone. 245.l0
Schmidt, Walter A-E. l.. eBohn
possession ot property or... 402a 60
fcHpkins, Emnet--D. Tompkins
! costs .::.......,. loseo
Fratnor, $. Georse-E. j. Pri-
man ~.:......, is7,2s
ll'rer. Adolf Central Brewing
Co Of New York k.............,. 1.oas.el
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Retail Sales in England

American trade marked goods in lar
ger quantities than ever before are
noticeable in the retail stores in Eng
land, although stocks in the British es-
adjustments are low, according to D.
H. Cook, ce-president and superin-
tendent of agencies of the American
Surety Company, who yesterday re-
turned from two months trip to Eng
1o md
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Grain Prices

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 2 hard .s1,7t s174la
The range at Chicago:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

AYWoRKER--Young neat onict u.or.
er; laundress or cleaner. K, Miss Hot
mayors Agency. 20 h. Asd ST sd flonr
/ sphone ss47 Murray Hiii
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Dividends
Extra

aIahoninr Coal Railroad Company-An
extra dividend OF SIS a share has been
declared. in addition to the regular semi
annual dividend of IS a share on common
and y per cent a share preferred
stock. The extra dividend is payable July
to stockholders Of record June "a, the
regular common dividend August 1 to
stockholders of record July Is and the
regular preferred dividend July to stock
holders of record June "a.
Regular Declarations
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Satisfied Judgments
IN New York County

III new 10Fk county
The first name is that of the debtor: the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment filed:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Drop ira Raavs Forecasts
New Cut in Sugar Price

sales of Porto Rico raw sugar yesterday
a, Sc n pound cost, Insurance and freight,
eti,tivalent TO cost and freight price for
ClGas Of 2.40c. represented decline OF
aC. the lowest in four years The cut in
liicated that retners would readjust prices
downward. possibly as low as l2c basis
for fine granulated. There was no change
yesterday. however. Raw futures held fair
is steady
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
MAN

MAN
we call for MAN, and we mean
Just that. a man who doesn't belle tho
name, who is aggressively ambitious.
keen to get ahead, eager to make a
dependable connection in some capacity
that will reward him continuously.
permanently, and to a degree greater
than he will be likely to command
anywhere else. Our sales department
has room for such man. preferably
over 80 years Of age. We don't prom
ise to start him a, The very top Of hs
ladder, but we do offer unusual cp-
portunity to a cltar-eyed. straight
thinking man to make very desirable
earnings. with quick increase Ind
steady advancement. Call 10 to 4.
Suite 1910 25 West +Sd ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Monday's
Snnt Markets--Ga

sOuEHcFtE 7-FV1 II m q.
orleans steady. II points higher at lf.%Sc {;
ssles, 49, hales Mobile nominal. un-
essnged at 10 soc; sales. nil. savannah
steady. unchanged at l1.25e; sales. SIG
ks]es Norfolk quiet. Is points higher at
u Is. sales, 40 bales. Augusta steady, un-
changed at Tic; sales 2S7 bales Memphis
steady. unchanged at ii25c; sales, soc
bsies Houston quiet. unchanged at 1l.50c; ;
ssles. 1G72 bales Little Rqck quiet, un-
changed at lie: sales, $40 bales. Dallas
steady, unchanged at 10000; sales, 1877
hsles Montgomery quiet. unchanged at
n Zoe; sales. nil Fort Worth steady, un
changed al 10 .G0c; sales. nil
Cotton Statistics
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

liverpool Cnbles-spot cotton quiet al. S
points decline: midding. 7.67d Sales g.
ee0 bales American .. .000 bales. Imports
$4,000 bales, American 1900 bales.
Futures opened quiet at point advance to :
points decline Closed quiet but steady at
net decline Of points to advance of
rolnts July S24d October. s.62d; Deem
her S77d; January. s.S2d; March. S.92d;
Nay cd Manchester: Yarns quiet and un-
changed cloths, more inquiry but not much
doing.
closing prices were nominal at to 5
points net lower.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Judgments Filed
In New York County

Tho following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first home being that of the
debtor:
Alaska Products Coz Sten s5o6s3
American International Traffic &
Travel Bureau, luc--H Fiiene. 4071o
Allison. James "A Leopold;
Aston, Geo HI N Stokes ct al 1,95g.0t
Art stores of America. Inc. and
Erich Linden Fulton Lamp
Shade Co ...................., 1.035.3o
Aron, Henry--L B Wilson ct all. l.o06sS
Black we'll. j LII. NJ Fellowes 157l42
Baumel. Nat-R II Ernest ..... 1856 20
Barrett, Fredk CO Hamel $3.50
Bieichrode. Jacob B--~H | Gilbert 1886
Bloom Jacob and Louis (i}loom
Bros)-~M Fatt ct al ........... 305.S0
Becker Harry J-.R Tangney $4,000
Cohen. Harry J--C x NJ Envelope
=, co, Inc ...... .,.....,...~...,....., 1880
Cam, Harry-~N Lenkoswky. 3244t
Community Motion Picture Bureau
Il Singer ......,............. 1 955 %
pangler, Morris-H a Davidow. 169. 20
De vino, Bernardo + Nolan et al I3GI9
Duffy, Anna N--R Heidenheimer $3.50
E j Electric Installation Co. Inc
--Centrifugal Pump 20, Inc. 49, 1,316.12
Edward NJ Raphael & co. Inc
Anglo american Petroleum Co. l,06i.7O
Eallon, WIN IN c Swanton. 1920
Co, inc .......,...... 225 90
Friedman. Willis---H L Faure 1881
Giliien, Thomas N-John Wana-
haker- 49,. ........s. 330.T2
Gart John~I4 - Belly .l..... 26iab
Gladstone. Juies--J Sternsteiu 1880
Herrschafi. Edward NJ aud
simon ijorr H. & II, pressl--
Il. Korf ,....,......,...,.. 1910
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

100000, making the proceeds of the
two days about $l,3oO,oO0. About
l2,6oo bales of rugs were sold yester-
day. Jobbers were the most active
buyers, but showed disposition t.
pick out" the patterns and quantities
wanted.
The price ranges on sx12 sizes yes
terday were as followa:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
ind York; d.nt by the Grace of God. free and
! IFRaEDERICK G; RICHARDS. FRED
LIGoN RIcHARps, EDGAR RfcHGlRfsibSs:
GRACIE i: RICHARDS, AMY G. RICH
ARDS, individually and as executrix OF
James G.. X. Richards. deceased and to
ali persons who are entitled absolutely or
contingently by the terms Of the will OF
Mary King Richards, deceased or bv the
terms of the will Of James &. king de
James G. K. Richards. deceased. or by
operation of law or otherwise. to share
in II, property held by Central upions Trust
several trusts created in and by the Last
WIN and Testament of Mary King Rich
ards. deceased, who at the ttrYYp sof her
death resided in New York city, send
greeting:
Upon the petition of Central t-n,o,
corporation, whose address is so Broad
way Manhattan Borough, New York city,
show cause before the Surragates' Court
OF New York County held at the Hall OF
| Records. in the County of New York. or
the 5th day of July 1921. st half past
! ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day
why the accounts of Central Trust Com.
pany of New York. as trustee of the
WIN and Testament of Mary King Rich
| ards. deceased. resident of the County
80 ~ "a" io'h ~ me tIhe or her death.
should not be ludicially settled and al
| lowed as fed why the VALIDITY OF the
seVersi trusts created in and by the last
Win and Testament of Mary King Rich
ards, deceased should not be passed upon
and determined. why said Last WIN and
Testament should not be construed and
the true intent and meaning thereof de-
termined, and why it should nor be adj
judged to whom should be paid the funds
in the trust estate heretofore held nv aid
trustee for the benefit Of James &. X
Richards -
In testimony whereof we have caussn
the seal OF the Surrogates' Court of The
said County of New York to be hereunto
affixed. 'o
Witness Honorable John p. cohaian.
Surrogate Of our said County, al the
County OF New York, the 26th dav ~
May, In the year of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty,one
(Seai.) DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Clerk of the Surroeatesjrceurt.
MARTIN. coRNELiA sHERMAN-TS
pursuance OF an order of HonOrable Iah1
P. Cohalan. Surrogate OF thu county az
persons having claims against corneHa
Sherman Martin. late OF tbs city cf Lon
don. England. deceased. TO present n.
same, with vouchers thereof 10 the snh
scriber, at his place Of transacting bust
ness, AZ the once of Davies, Auerbach &
Cornell, his attorneys. at No. 81 Nassau
Street. Borough of Manhattan City OF New
YORK. On or before the 2sth cay, OF July
Dated New York the 22nd day of Jan.
BRADLEY MARTIN, Executo,
DAVIES, AUERBACH e. CORNELL,
Attorneys for Executor once 4. Po.,
office Address, No. "a Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef, fair to
prime. 100 lbs $S.25 a S.s5 $3.50 11S,o0
d e sc d beef,
sides. lba ....... .l3@ is .2O@ .26
Live veals. COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs .,..,. 9.00GlSo0 1900 a @lS. 80
d d veal.
city,. lb ....... 1870 .22 .20@ 80
Live ewes, 100
lbs ....,.., 1000 40 $500 o.b(
Dressed mutton.
city, Id ....., .o68 IL ,15@ 20
Tive lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs. ,.......,. 1000 2.50 1910 @ IL bu
Dressed lambs,
city. 10 ....... 900 80 .2Sq 81
Hogs. 90 lbs -. $500 800 $50 q 90
y hogs.
bacon. ID. 49,. .13as G9.t37s .20i1 % 81
Pork, bbl........ 240o@24.5o 1000
Mess beef. Dbl. 12.00413.00 1e.000ls. %
Lard. Nj q | q
West. 100 lbs. $3.50 a.s5 20.65 2075
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Markets LIN Other Cities

GALES. Open High. Low. Last.
10 INT Products
- Island oil 80. 31s 31a 81 3S
275 Libby ....,... IA
81 Loews ......,. 151s 15b 16M 1873
IL Mass Gas .... u Il II II
l6 do pf ...... 61ts 61h Cd 81
49G McEIw LIST pf ~ Is 10 70
30 Mergenthaler. .1l9 119 1io 119
10 Mex Inv ..... so 30 20 20
70 Nat Leather =. az ~ IA ~
"A n K Tel 4 Tel.10l tOt tO1 1Of :
2s Pacific Mills. .16o 1904 16o 16o1s
10 Smms Mag . G1s 6M 6h Gia
AIS Swift & Co. 49,. 92as 923s 0lI4 ~
129 Swift Int 80. 2324 "a 23& "a
80 Torrington -. - - 80 81
- United Drug olh olh 9lA olM
DO LIST pf. =. II Al II IL
ld United Fruit .1o6 1o6& 10eA 1851
30 Un Shoe eX d. "a "a 33ih "a
40 Ventura .... 177s 173s 17A t7K
CT Watham go. 10 10 10 10
Bonds
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Bonds
Boston Curb
Chicago
Sale

Sales. Open High Low Lasr,
so Arm & Co pr Ss IS SS IS
70 Armour Leath 1925 l2h 123s 1915
50 Beaver Board. 1914 1sls l6 is
rs Briscoe ...... 10 10 Q 8
470 Case Plow.. 8 AZ AN
80 Comw Edison. 07si 1879 1879 1915
rs Cont Motors. SIS So 5as as
400 Hnrpp Motors. liz 1l*. 1IA 11%
90 Midw Util pf, ii Al Al Al
525 Mont Ward. 10 20 10 1915
OILS Natl Leather. IA IN ~ III
060 Piggty Wiggiy 16 16 is rs
100 Pub Service pf 81 81 81 81
800 REQ Motors. l7ss 1873 17s< 17M
42S Sears Roehuek 1854 rs 75& rs
50 Shaw ..,.... 42& 424 429s 42M
2e25 Stewart Warn 23ls 2S9. 22s4 22ss
$50 Swift & CO.. o. % 9lA 81
500 Swift Inter-. - ~ 2S6s "a
1890 stand Gas pf. 3sM 34A 9AI, 24M
025 j. Il. Thomp. 80 80 80 40
$500 Tn Carbide. 42ts 44h 4sts 434
200 United iron " 10 10 10 10
rs Western Knit / II t0& IL
so yellow Mfs 90 90 70 s9
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

Call loans against acceptances, 81
per cent
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15


The first name is that of the debtor
second that of the creditor and date y
judgment was filed:
pickworth, Ernest il. IS. REIN
err March II. 1921... so
Same-Samei March IL, 1921,.>
Niee, Blackwell e Buck-R. e.
r. Flinson; July %, 1919..,... 37,s
Surety Co,-Roddis Lumber
and Veneer Company; October
13, 1914 ........,..... 9
Rosenfeld Realty Company and
Ignatz Rosenfeld-S Bernstein
ct ali; April 81. 1875. .......,. 81
pany-Commerclal Trust Com
pany of New Jersey May 81,
1921 tvacated) . 2,1
Eastern Parts Manufacturing
Company. Inc. alld Rudolph
Frcund-Irving National Bank;
Greenwald, Isaac, and Henry G
Friedman-M Laza rowitz ct
al; May 4, 1921. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Goldberg. Samuel. and Samuel
Iibsohn--A. Klowsky; May 10,
Anchester Frenry-E. G. Buck;
December &, 1871 .........,..e So
Ford, Robert E-F. j. Mahony;
September "a. 1919. .........
National Union Fire Insurance
company -- i5FpDklNH Eastern
District Terminals January 8.
United States Fire Insurance
Company-Same; July fe, 1924
Swirsky. Philip Abelson; oc-
tober lSli .........,....
Santello, Albert, and New Am
sterdam Casualty COMPANY
People. etc; October &c, 1920
Umbry. William P.--New York
Title and Mortgage Company;
March 3, 1921..... .............
Shankowitz. Robert--Piei Bros.
December s. 1911. .........A
Bailey. Oliver D-~S r. Field
stein; January %, 1910.
National surety Company
lie National Bank of New
York: May IA. 1891 ,.t. TO-
Bennett William H., and New
Amsterdam Casualty Company
People, etc; July. 1929 iva
catedJ .-.-.-,........... .,......... s,t
In Bronx County
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company and Title Guarantee
and Trust ConnpanS-C. A.
Sparks. July q, 1919 .Sfn..
SAM SaHs; June G.. 1921
tickelnaah. Albert, and Hattie
peop!e state of Mew York:
May 81, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Livestock, Meats. Provisit

browns. extras. $50 34c; gathered brown
and mixed colors. graded extras, 81 032c
trsts to extra frsts, 26la Q13oc
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, JeweIry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for caeh from
inoiViduals or estates. BENNETT, l7S
Broadway. I'd Soor
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Automobile Instruction

REPAIRING. driving taught short time
license guaranteed; ladies' classes; also
Ford lessons. American Auto School 1926
Lexington aV,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
General Houseworkers. Etc.

tot$EWoRI<ER Danish: thoroughly
capable; excellent references; eouniry
70 shaughnessy Agency. $50 sth av
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HELp WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

BAKERS. BUTCHERS AND COOKS.
For United Fruit Company's Great
White Fleet; sea experience; permanent
position. Apply Port Stewart. Pier Q,
North River