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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09

Song George en- PROCLAMATION
ON SsslaoeIie Of omfrina 34OC
polltt'te Sanger, iom err interneret
Srlano. San penteoe altiaa life en-
gang I'll Sperenstomiten blir ratiii
ceret.
Ut eremplar al Sperellsfomiter
blep ltrar ienot til Filters 9remier.
mlllllter Sir Sames Craig for at oe.
mn 1tooenoe 4arlament / Hitter far
oebanole Den. Sperensfomitens @nI.
olgbeo er Dog life aibensis al l~tIlters
Sllllutning, oa litter bar fri Nbaono
I'll OF lutte fig til ben irife ;sriitot
eler Itaa %ubenfor eiter gebaa. : oei
llolte SilfGlbe maa en- M @rGniere.
gltlering finbe Steo.
enonn inben Sperensfomiten por
torelast Filters YarIament, teIeara.
tereoe Sir Sames Craig til lin S,i.
ltru:
Set ier M no for mig iom Tyreb
er iligte, bpis blot aue ueb Saolmo.
oiabeo oa goo gilie / eamoreatia.
beo arbeioer benimob bette MaaI."
Get fomlner mi an paa Sinn SSein
Yarlamentets Solonine. Spis ct
Sorlpoenoe itaar til troenoe er Yrp.
lloent De Salera ilnoo Sperensfom.
item paa @runo al bette meb Gro.
%lfabseoen til Song George % for0i
Srlano "tpinges ino / Ell Iaionce
meo @nglano" oe enoelig forbi britt.
tie arigsifibe IfaI babe fri gbauna
til De irife Sapne.
Set aniees oog for abiolut umll.
llgt, at Sinu Seinerne fan iorfoIte
Senne Sberensfomit.
Soro girfenbeaO, ionl bar ircn1ra.
9elloe anoel / oct opnaaeoe IeiuItat,
iiotalte ON Sberensfomiten:
"5or bet ferite err oct Dor 9[at at
sIsre Dem, iom bar Net til at tale paa
Oct itore Slertals @esne / Srp Sr.
lano, til Serrer / lit eget Sus. Gaa
Ell enfelt piatia llnbtoselie ner oil
Srlano bli itiuet nsiagtia / iamme
shilling Tom Canada, Iuitralien,
yteip 3ealano og Spoafrifa."
Erpiioent oe Salera bar ienbt en-
inotrGngenoe Spforbring til De Meo.
lenrmer al Sinn Sem 4abinettet, Iom
mn opboloer fig | 2onbpr, ON sieblif-
felia at penoe bient til Dublin, iaa
eft fllotaQiat aabinet fan orsfte
Sperensfomiten. Sereiter oil SaiI
eireann bli iammenfalot.
Siseiaa bill oct brittle GarIament
IannnenfalOt til @rtra.S esiton
paa Snsoag for at bebanble oa rati.
|lcere Sperensfomiten. Spis alt gaar
liter 5%orpentning, oil Seslionen bare
TIM | nogle faa Gage.
Zen cneite mistrsitiae Stemme,
'om biotil bar lpbt / a~nIeOnina ben.
ne Speretsfomit, fomnler fra Sir
soparo Carton, iom ensang blep
.alot FILTERS llfronebe &onae".
Seq babe albrig brsmt ON, at
'eg Ifllloe oplepe Den Dag, oa @uq.
.ano piloe pompse Jig iaa opbt," iuf-
zoe Sir Gbtparo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
en- forhiitoriif
6rapplaos

sra Douglas. Nrijona. berettes
oen 6tc December, De ii0ite Cages
iterfe &esnpeir bar | Smegnen al
Ieooinetpn afo9ffet Ell 8rauplaos
FOR Ell iorbiitoriif Hace al 9iGmse.
menueifer. Spoagelien blep siort al
Ell @rubearbeioer / &eobingtonNi.
~Itrittet peo Napu Nuguit galep.
San iprtPIler, OF De Ienneiter.
ipm er blepet be9rapet Ser. eiter
Stprrelien al Sfeletterne al osnmie.
nlaa bdue p9ret n9lteu oobbeIt iaa
heie iom pore HntioSmemeifer. Gu
Sopeoifalle. iom enonu par gauite pei
beparet. bapoe Ell Sptfelie al uGiteu
I Sonme.
Sornoen Sfeletter o. arsore Sen.
nineer ioreianoteS en- bel Gel Sertsi,
Srenrinae. 9%epnineer eiter SlbiteSer
% andre @ienitanoe. galep bar
ieuot llnberretnina ON 5nnoet III
griSona StntSunineritet-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
fra OF ON Suslano.

Sub erl9geelie al I'm 0otltra"
Sfatterne er ct Spsrgsmaal ON Sir
% 500 ior Sopiet -HepubIitell, efter
bpao Yremierminilter 2enin p%aaitaar
I Ell Srore, ban netop bar uoitebt til
Grefntiofomiteerne for ale Eropins.
Sopiets, til eiebliffelia at iptte Tia i
geb9gelie for at inofasiere Heitancer
Of belne Sfot.
elsie Teitancer anilaaes at belebe
Jig til onfring 100 Milioner Gilno
&%prnuarer. Spis oenlle Sfat life
ltrar ubreoes goopiqigt, ifal oen ino.
oripes neb Ma9t, flyer 2enin. San
giber &omiteerne Srore til at taae
fat Den 10be Dec. og arbeibe Scat oa
Gag for at funne bli f9rbiae meo bet
belle paa TO Tiger.
Senins fraitiae Srbre iaa fort Sio
foruo for Den alrusiiife Sopiet, Son.
gres' SanmentrPben / Moifpa Den
20oe Gee. opfattes / Woifpa iom ct
Sibnesbprb baabe ON Hegierinaens
lterte Stiaing % ON 2anbetS Hebs.
tilitano. Senin err ialfalo life banae
for at uoforore De aritifere, iom bar
erflpret, at Sopiet.Hegierineen al.
brig uilOe pope at sue noget EreS paa
gsnoerne ueo Snooripning al Stat.
ter.
Stornasien Of 8snoerne bar ulle.
rebe erlagt fine Statter, og Der er
operalt Ell sgenbe Soritaaelie blalloI
benz al, at 9ip eller $50 for Suiencr
/ Ieosoiitriftcrne beror paa oeres
prompte 0oelie al lin Gatura" Sfat-
ten.
9arlep g. 9briitenien, GARNER. gr.
Yartiets Er9ii0eutfunoioat
peo iioite Salg, bar / Oisie Gage boz
ret / Wpifpa % blarlbt ailbet bapt TO
l9rgere Samtaler meo Rifolai Se-
min. San or netop penot tilbage til
Riga.
De bapbe life isr bilit paa binan-
Den fsr 9enin ipurgte ON Sorbolbet
mcIlem Imerifa oa Sapan, % ba
Gbriitenien icriifrebe, at ban life
Oct piloe fomme til noaen
arig meaem De to, ifpnbte 2enin fig
ncb at erfl9re, at Oct err mot til
fomme til aris; ben brpeser op
aaerebe III, ior arig er aapiialiitcr.
GurtfGttes paa SIDE 1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
Kicrte / Kanalen.

On lllpffe, iom foitebe Ter Wennc'
fer 9ipet, inbtraf Ssrbag / Smegner
al Soleoo, Ohio, ibet Wr. og Wrs,
SoIcpb q. &oifiifi % oeres 5 aar
qomle Cater og Nr. % Mrs. Ser
naro g. 2aber og oeres 4 slar gamle
Cater brufnebe, Ga oeres Iutomobil
aleo nooper 8eien % itprteoe neo |
griefanalen peo @aterpiue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
5redspri$elt
nbiist til, at Granting pil Eli TIL
fjenbt Hpbdpriien.
Spenife VreSjemotalelicr.n

Stocfbolm CITE december. Gro
8riitianja berettes, at Stortineets
NobeIfomite, Der foreitaar llbbelin.
ger al Hobels Srebspris, fortiSen er
ionlet forat beitenme, bpem Grilen
ifal ubbeles til ioar. Man perlter,
at Spergsmaalet oil bli afsiort / 9a-
gems Sob.
Ser er mango her ! Stccfbolm, Tom
tror, at Eriien piI bli tilfienot SiaI-
mar Granting, SperiaeS Winiiter.
cbef. slf aifbre 8anoioater nGpnes
General Smuts, Or. 9ange, 0oro
&obert Gecil og 9oro Yarmoor.
@iatig legepioenifabelia Cpbaselie.
Stocfbulm ste December. 9en BIZ
oenbersmte Specialiit / Sreipaoom.
me, Or. 8. Slobauiit, %iorfpnoer, at
oct eiter mango IaaneoerS Grperis
menteren % @ranifning er lpffebes
ham at opbaee ct Serlm for Selbre.
belIe al 9rebetpnbelie. 9enne Spg.
Dom bar iaar antaget &arafter al en-
gpibemi / be ifaubiuaoiife og andre
eliroppilfe 2dnoe ua bar piIt Iig at
bore me9et osbelie.
Or. Slobauiit bemonitrerebe paa
ct Wsbe al Specialiiter iorleben Dag
Sirfningen al Serumet os beifrep
mango merfeIiae Selbrebelier. / Eli.
iploer, bpor bibtil Ell Operation bill.
De ppret nsopenbig. Sons Spbaeel.
ie bilies Tom at peroenspistig @etpb.
ming.
Zen iuenife Eresie um @aibington.
fpnfereneen.
Stocfbolm Den 6te December. Meb
ltnotagelie al De melt rabifale 9looe
uotaler ben ipenIfe Iresie lin bsteite
Silireosbeb meo De Sremifriot, iom
aisres al observation-disclosures /
@ajbinaton. "SbenIfa 0ugblaoet"
erflerer, at Statsminilter SuebeS
Vroeram err at itsrre Sigtiebeb emo
bpab noget Sofument, iom er itbitebt
al Iationernes 2iga, bar ~inbebolot.
"Spis hpert enfelt al IationerneS
9isa rloitebt Sofimeut aftgaaeloe ell
9egr9usnina al Huitningerne lPies
grunbis %iaienneln, bill Der" erflGrcr
9labet, "iinoeS, at intet al Dem inoes
boloer en- Sienbsbel iaa uoitratt ct
Eroaram iom oct, Ser iremlagbeS al
% er oesiloen belere life
iremiat meb en- Sienoebel iaa itor
alarbeo. Sigtigbeoen al SlebeS
pil qlene iiilbt no funne
beosmmtes al Siitoriferc."
Statsminiiter 9rantines tibligere
9lao, "Socialoemofrateu", notaler
fig paa lisnenoe roienbe @aaoe ON
.onierencen.
"Sorbanblinaerrle paa @aibinetons
neoet ifriber fremab meo iaaban Ro
% er iaa fri for Slutioner, at oct
iiffert maa brinse &eiultater,"
Tiger oct.
"S%tocfbolms 9asblno" fsler Jig
ifeptiif meb Senipn iii De
,pentue1e &eiultater, men timber BOG
til at role a%onierencens Pr.
,eibe biotil. Observation-Disclosures.
,en bar" tiger oct, "paft forpent.
Snab / europa tiltroos
or pore alporlige Spil ON &eroens
7nIfe ON Sreb. Sette Gnife bier
Iegn iii at aisre Zig giGloenOe / De
Sor. Stater."
Sanife 9laoe rDtaler iig oeiaa ros
enoe ON DC Reiultater, iom bibtil err
'pnaaet paa &onierencen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
olrbufle. Jurven uenie,

Sra Gan Sranci&co meIoes, at Su-
rpen | Norofasen moo SilmifueIpiue.
rem Salty" Irbucfle er bIepct entle.
oiget Of Sommeren, oa Sen ertIGrebe,
at oct bar ell ltnutliabeS for Den at
enes ON en- aienbeIic. Sagen MOB
Mrbncfle maa oerfor tages op paanp.
Surpens Sormarb meooelte, at 10
al bens 12 Weolemmcr par / Sopsr
al S~rifienbelie, mebens De reIterenoe
2 - beege &pinber = uroffeIio
bolot paa, at Den Nnflageoe par ifpl.
Dig eiter Siltalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09

Sttober, mebens Oct ontpenote bar
Silfeloet / "a. Veoria, Sn., rappor.
ferer en- Sorsgelie al 22.5 pGt.;
Sertb antbop, q, s, 1876 PCT; Sp.
raciiie, q. o.. 1917; Canton, g., %
@rano &apios, Nicb., 9.3, % ct.
Yaul, Winn., So pGt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
Jernbaneiammenitce

en- ifr9ffelig llIpffc ilotraf Den
ste December, ibet 10 Wenneifer mi.
iteoe Siuet % 20 onore blep iarliat
ifaoeoe iom SsIge al ct Samnenitsb
meaem TO Yasiasertog omtrent 16
Wil norbenfor Rbilaoelpbia. On al
De tiIifabefomne Ho5iagerer err ienere
afgaaet peo Osben.
De fleite at Sfrene omfom / 5lam.
mernc, ioet Der efter SammenItsbet
opItoo SIb / Sognruinerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
Fred % Ufred.

arif Cuerensfumit opnaaet. Srlano
pil faa fnlot Selpirgre ps ifal be-
teanes ipm "9en irife Sriitat".
litter fan lutte fig til elcr itaa
nScnfur eiter Sebas. Ifgjsrelien
fum upentet. = st % anbet fra
Nnslano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09

SR& sER agEgg sMRa S SR1 s1s sHE95ssSs2sss sE gzs2 sHaDSsMsIHzna AE Sa%M sSsows% 49, sos Hs At tn,
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

George a. Bowman has been appointed
by the Sasse Realty Company managing
agent for the property at 79s Hewitt
place and also 2224 First avenue; also
by Ida Dvorkin Of the property at 1867
Southern Boulevard.
Duross Company has been appointed
renting and managing agent for the
property at "a Bank street, which was
recently altered into studio apartments
at an expense OF $4,000. The property
Is owned by Flora Howard Haggard and
was recently purchased from Lowenfeld
e. Prayer.
r. J. Phillips & co. have been APP
pointed managing agents Of the five
story studio apartment house at No. SO
West Eighty-sixth street; also manag-
Ing agents by Judge Nathan Ottingcr
Of the apartment house at los West
Seventh street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01

Special Cable to THE NEW YORK HERALD
Copyright, 1921, bv THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin. July 81.
Business on the Berlin Stock Exchange
was somewhat less unsteady than dur
ing the preceding week. but the uncer-
tainty is still so great that the Ex-
change is obliged to declare frequent
with back business. Even this measure
does not seem to prevent business from
accommodating. The rush Is largely the
result of the eagerness of the people to
exchange their mark notes into more
stable securities and there Is a heavy
and steady demand for foreign securi-
ties.
The German Government, despite
Chancellor Wirth's assurances that it
now has sufficient securities on hand to
meet the $1,000 O0o.o gold marks rep
arations payment in August, continues
buying in the open market. This con-
finues to stimulate speculation In foreign
securities In which clerks and small
=
in foreign securities is the fall of the
mark. Consequently all securities quo
tations are rising. Ship securities, for
example. despite stagnation, have risen
rs per cent.
There are now $1,000, 900 marks IN ex-
change bills, 75,Ooo.o0o marks in paper
currency and 100000 marks in war
treasury notes in circulation. The re-
port circulated here that the Mendel-
eohn bank of Holland had floated an
other 50.000,000 gold marks loan, MAX
ing total of 200.o00.0OO, is not true.
The smaller amount represents merely
slight credit extension made in London
on purchases already made and is not a
new credit The drop tn the value of
the mark is stimulating German export
I'm iron. machine and locomotive con-
etruction, glass and porcelain.
The Ruhr coal surplus has been elm
mated now through increased home and
foreign demands. Tho absence of ST.
Iesian and British coal from the Euro
pean markets stimulates the Ruhr coal
business. The foreign demand for Ger
man wire Is large owing TO French and
Belgian strikes. New German orders for
German rails and partly manufactured
Iron wares are reported.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
BRITISH CHEMISTS COMING.

British and Canadian chemists who
are to attend the International chemical
meeting arranged by the American
Chemical Society IN this city for Sep
tember s win make the trip from Mont
real on Labor Day by special train TO
Buffalo, where they Will take another
special train to Albany, completing the
Journey by Hudson River boat. The
chemists will meet In Montreal prior to
the convention here. About 1000 dele
gates are expected and the sessions here
probably win be AZ Columbia University.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01

Aronson. Inc; five story apartment
house at Clay avenma and 175th street.
50xSo. costing 100000. for the III. S. V.
Realty Company. one story store build
ing, on 207th street. near Barnes avenue.
costing $S5.00O for Max Natanson. The
same architects have also been commits
sionsd to convert the old Stuyvesant
Hotel. at l47 TO 159 West Thirty-fifth
street. lately used as an office building
into a six story loft. at a cost OF $50, COO
for Formar Bros They are also 10
draw plans for ten single family houses
of frame and stucco at 2f2d street and
Crawford avenue. The Bronx. for Ras-
kin & Lewis. Each house Is TO cost
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
suites sold at Jackson Heights.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

J. Clarence Davies leased office space
in the National Association Building for
a term of years to the Sunshine Homes
Sales Agency.
George A. Bowman leased an apart
ment in 40 Park avenue to Charles G.
Moore. vice-president of the American
Bond and Mortgage Company
Houghton Company has negotiated an
extension of the lease on 625 West 18th
street for the Alpha Sigma Phi fra
ternity. The property is owned by DR..
Dicran L. Dadirrian.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment In 571 Park avenue TO Sara
and Mary Murphy.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
LATEST REPORTS FROM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

James N. Cruskshsnk resoId to Fran
els McCrory and Francis II. Thompson
$50 and 252 West 18th street. two four
story single flats. ssxlco. held at $4,000.
Louis George was the broker.
Buys Block TO Keep Down Rents
Robert $. Smith. who recently sold
the Willett block az Mott and Central
avenues. Far Rockaway. for 100000.
almost doubling the price he had paid
for 1t two months before. has bought
back the property TO prevent the rails
ing of the rents. He sold the property
to the Restaurant of Manhattan. which
Immediately raised all rents. Mr.. Smith
tried to persuade the company to retain
the old rent scale. The new owners re-
fused. Mr.. Smith finally bought back
the block for the same amount he re-
ceived for 1t, and paid the company .he
expenses of counsel.
Suites Sold at jackson Heights.
Thomas Shaughnessy has purchased
an apartment at 106 Twenty-first strest
Jackson Heights, for immediate occu-
pancy. DIR. p v. Prewitt a resident of
Woodside. has also purchased an apart
nent at f3S Twenty-third street. The
apartment formerly owned by Dr.
Pnswitt at 199 Stryker avenue. Wood
side. has been sold to William A. Grant
of Manhattan
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
CREDIT EXPERT FINDS
BUSINESS REVIVING
Retailers ShoU an Increased
Volume of Sales.

According to J. II. Tregoe, executive
secretary of the National Association of
Credit Men. revival OF business is
shown by the fact that retailers are
doing more business than wholesalers.
and wholesalers than manufacturers. 1T
seems to me on careful observation that
we have hit the bottom and are now
gathering sufficient strength for the up
ward turn he said.
Mr.. Tregce also appals TO employers
to keep men on, even Mt sacrifice, as
an increase of unemployment would be
dangerous for everybody.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
REPORTS FROM BROOKLYN.

Frank A. Seaver & Co sold the two
family semi-detached house on the north
side of Eighty-third street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. for the Sidmac
Construction Company.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 116
Vanderbilt avenue an eight family apart
ment, 2Sx100. for the Masterson estate.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
New Jersey--Sale or Rent.

REAL bargain: $50 monthly and small
cash payment buys an attractive suburban
@ room home: has bath, veranda, entrance
hall; large plot. 50y150 IT.. well built. liv-
able home; total price s6.250 near station.
33d St. n. Y. City. Splendid communication; I
block to Hudson River trolley running to
Edgewater Terminal. Call or tel. SAT Bar
clay. DANIEL T. DORSA. / Beekman st..
Quick action necessary.
RAMSEY--Attractive room stucco cottage,
bath, electricity. 2 acres $500, easy terms.
HOVER, 212 Broadway, N. Y
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
FEuD VICTIM DIES or WOUND.

Pater Capro, A. who was shot Satur-
day iii front of his pool parlor at 6sS
Fourth avenue. Brooklyn. died yesterday
IN the Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Joseph Esposito. 60, of 325 Seventeenth
street who Is charged with tho shooting
was held without bail for a hearing to-
day by Magistrate Steers IN Fifth ave-
nue. court. The police say disagree
ment seven years old was the cause OF
the shooting.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Borough of BrookIyn--sale or Rent

FIATBu usII-si2.E roo. easy terms iT1l East
10Th st., between Avenues q and II, two Z
room new stucco houses: enclosed porch ana
tiled kitchen and bath. separate shower
oak floors, hardwood trim and panellod work
IN dining room feet high steam heat
electric light plot 30Si00: garage space: tax
exempt. G.. w. ANDERSON Wildwood 7g6JR
- f.ot,to,ftto 200
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Architects Have Full Schedule.

Zipkes. Wolf & Kueroff. architects,
have been commissioned to draw plans
for the following structures:
six story office building at Il Gold
street S4x91 costing s125.0oo, for Harry
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Borough Of Queen----saic or Rent.

RICHMOND HfLIs.--Two upper floors IN new
family house: decorated. shower bath pa.
uuet. SC. Ideally situated six rooms: lenss
10 rcspc nsible parties II wanted. rent s75
Take Intfertr nv.-rulton 81. .rnin 10 fiitr
st. station. See builder ut i07i6 iIath st .
nhonc 1tnI Richmond HiIl.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
TWO KILLED FLEEING STORM

GoLCoNpA, ILL.,. July 3i.--Mrs. William
Belford and her grandson were killed
while escaping from house which was
wrecked by storm near here last night
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Borough Of Brcux--saIc or Rent.
! HOUSES NOW READY

CTlEAPEST BUY IN n Y. G.
Ono story workinRman's cottages. built on
bungalow style all improvements: hot water
heating; double seasoned inside and outside /.
plastered rooms; driveway between each
housa for garage: lot 2axi00; $1,000; terms
TO suit. Right by water front, Schley and
Clarence avs THROGS NECK Agent on
premises or telephone fremont 4730. or Ford
liza m oR5n
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Connecticut--sarc or Rent.

FOR SALE-Country residence and farm,
fully equipped: bricls house of Is rooms. up
to date dairy barns. garage and other out I
buildings; 223 acres. trout stream; half mile I
from State road and railroad: six trains'
daily; house in first class condition.: newly
decorated. Further particulars address own
er. 3. c. HALLOCK, f49 Main ST.. Will
ma mic Conn
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Borough Of Observation-Disclosures.

EIGHTEEN family. two stores. city, s17 900:
eight family brick, Bronx. $i6500; two
family, all modern improvements, large plot
$500: six room brick, one acre. S., 200.
PAIL DINllA. Anl Sth aN.. room III.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Washington Heights, Above l25th 81
West of 9th Az.
ATTENTION, LARGE PROFITS!

Vicinity Riverside Drive-145th St. l00xi00,
six story elevator apartment house. 4, and
6 rooms. low rents, $35, 900 Price Sl92 900
Vicinity Broadway-1sist st., 50x107 five
story apartment house. and room apart
ments; low rents, $i3S00. Price SIS 900.
Also other bargains. large and small
n n WOOD 900 BROADUAV
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
New Jersey.
Virginia.

HOMESEEKERS--Send for Virginia Farms
List. Dept. 80. Emporia, Va.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tho following petitions IN bankruptcy were
filed Saturday IN the United States District
Court:
louis BusTANoBY. INc.--Involuntary pcti-
tion against Louis Bustanoby. Inc, New
York corporation, operating restaurant
and cafe under the name OF Cafe des Beaux
Arts, so West Fortieth street. on behalf OF
three creditors: VI. Johnson, who claims
slo1: a. Rapp $3.50 H. Greenstein $3.50.
Archibald Palmer, 800 Broadway Is attor-
ney for the petitioners.
MILDRED DAINTY sHOP-rnvoluntary petit
tlon against Fred Flicker, trading as the
Mildred Dainty Shop, wearing apparel, $40
East fremont avenue, Bronx. on behalf ot
three creditors: Ralph Iederer, who claims
$500. Schulman Bros. 1921. Harris Wilson
81 0i5. Liabilities are given as SIS. 900 and
assets as $1,000. Simon Rnsch Is attorney
for the petitioners.
KOHLBERG CO.. INC.--Involun,ar petit
facturer and johber of cigars, 535 East
Seventy-ffth street, on behalf of three
creditors: j. NJ. Rosentha & Co, who
claims $500, ". v. Kohn $500. y Cohn a
CO. 500. Liabilities are given as sT5, 900
and assets as 500 900. zalkln Cohen are
attorneys for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules IN bankruptcy were
flied Saturday IL the United States District
Court:
'nERIo Il. Schedules of
Frederic =. Cfcfplls against whom petit
tipn was filed February ~, 1920. show liza
iiiies of s42s,isG and assets Of silD. 800. of
which Si25 600 represents unlquid1ted
claims and S2l 500 debts due on accounts
sapinsly Austin arc attorneys for the
RUBIN AcKsoN CO. Schedules Of Myron
!. jackson, Harry Rubin and Theodore ii.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Brick win BE Made All winter.

There is significance in the further
fact that a Long Island brick inanufac-
turer cannot meet his demand at $3.50
n thousand at manufacturing plant, and
is putting in more machinery to increase
his output. For the first time In Hud-
son River brick manufacturing history
brick will be made and burned all next
winter.
Some building materials are still be-
ing forced down. These include plaster
board, building metals, limestone and
ohio lime. all reported this week. but
some other materials are headed up
ward.
The unvarnished fact Is that there Is
and will be building construction avail
able for both artisans and material men
this autumn and winter. Any possibility
of a wage reduction that will bear heav-
ily on costs is being discounted by con-
tracts calling for readjustment TO the
investor in case wages are lowered or
materials drop farther. As a matter OF
fact. there is plenty of room for specu-
lation as to how long wages VIII stay
down in certain trades IL building should
become any more active than IL mas
been.
There is a satisfying volume or busi-
ness being taken right now in the build
inp industry for firms that are willing
10 90 out and fight for II. Many firms
have been content to have business
handed to them. They have never be-
fore been forced to compete for build
ing contracts, but things have changed
and IL Is noted frequently that those
who complain loudest of slackness IN
tba building business are those who are
letting business slip by them toward
those who meet the new conditions.