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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-22
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-Garage. best location IN
town. Phone s79.
FOR SALE-Small rooming house; new
ly furnished and modern. 117h West
Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-22
WANTED-Board g Room

WANTED--Board. room and sleeping
porch. by young married couple; only
highland considered. Address RIA,
care Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-22

G1LpERsLEEvE ELECTRIC co.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
WE CAN save you money on electrical
service. Call up and get our estimates,
1870 West Central phone l72o-J.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
81 100000 LEASE IN
GRAND CENTRAL ZONE
Elliott Fisher Co. Takes Floor
in Canadian Pacific Bldg.

Another big lease in the Grand Cen
tral zone. where leases involving millions
have recently been following each other
IN rapid succession. was consummated
yesterday by the Elliott Fisher Company
Of Harrisburg, Pa. The lease just signed
provides for an aggregate rental of close
TO S1,000.000 for long term of years,
which will be paid for the sixteenth
loor which contains about $4,000
square feet, in the new Canadian Pacific
Building now nearing completion on the
west side of Madison avenue from
Forty-third to Forty-fourth street. The
Elliott Fisher Company, one OF the larg-
est manufacturers of billing and book
keeping machines. will move It's entire
office from Harrisburg to New York,
where II will establish on May l its ex-
ecutive and general sales offices. having.
1t is said, been actuated and hastened
in its decision by the low rentals pre-
vailing In the Grand Central district at
present. 1t is reported that several other
floors in the same building are under
negotiation TO other prominent corpora
tions, some of which contemplate con-
sclidating their out of town factory Of
fees with their New York Offices with a
view to more efficient and economical
administration. Pease & Gilman rep
resented the lessee in the deal and Cush-
man < Wakefield, agents for the build
ing, represented the owners.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
BRONX BUILDERS PLAN
THEATRE AND 3 FLATS

Charles KreymBorg has plans in
progress for three more five-story Bronx
apartment houses. The F'oxvale Realty
Company Frank Starkman, president
will erect a structure to cost S150.ooo
on the west side or Stebbins avenue, 80
feet north OF Longwood avenue, 1Oox1OO
The Marion Building Corporation, Nor
ris BogandorY president, viii put up a
house estimated 10 cost s140, 000 on the
west side o5 Marion avenue 50 feet
south OF 196th street. 75x100. At a
similar estimated cost. William Sinnott
Wfll erect 4 structure on the north side
or Kugsbridge road, 80 feet west Of
Wepb avenue
SPOTS & Starr. Inc, sold for the
Central Union Trust Company and
Frederick Johnson. executors Of the
George Il. johnson estate the block
front on the east side Of Rogers place,
between l63d street and Westchester
avenue with frontages Of los feet on
l63d street, l26 feet on Rogers place
and 60 feet on Westchester avenue.
The property has been held az So, ,000
and vas purchased By the Murray Hold
ing Company Morris Maran president,
which will improve the site with one
story taxpayer. containing stores and a
theatre having 4 seating capacity Of
1909 Gold & Maran attorneys. repre-
sentcd the buyers.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

cross 4 Brown Company leased in the
Bush Building Tower 130 West Forty
second street floors and offices 10 the
following: National Association of Cost
Accountants. George ID. Russell, Steuart
K Perry Holcomb < Hoke Manufactur-
ing Company. me. Charlton Draft Com
pany. Inc. Richard NJ Krouse. Grandin.
Dorlance sullivan. Inc. Milwaukee
chair Company. LarlSin G. Mead. Wall
Panor Manufacturing Association. Val
lev Electric Company. Ingouf & Vaurie,
Fine Arts Import Corporation. Radio
MAJ Slide Company. National Sales
mems Training Association, Ryan d
Wood. Arthur 5. Roberts, Mohrlite Com
pany Of America, and Foster & Rey-
nolds The same brokers also leased q
large part Of the eleventh floor IN the
new sixteen story building recently com
pleted by JuliUs Tishman q Sons at 10
West Thirty-seventh street to the Inter
national Cable Directory Company.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased a
store i'm 1873 Maiden lane TO Charles Da-
wilson. store and basement In 1l3 John
street to Gus Baclavas. Michael Menidi-
atis and Nicholas Pattsas; also floor
in 103 Front street to Cohen q Co.; in
1gS William street to Ravner Press and
additional space in 11S William street
to Pacific Fire Insurance Company.
Tankoos. Smith & 90. leased cigar
stand space from plans for the New
York curb Market Realty Associates IN
tile new Curb Market Building on Trim
ity place. near Rector street to William
q. Hollingsworth. AT a rental aggregat-
ing 100000
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
2 BIG FLATS PLANNED;
OTHER BROOKLYN DEALS

six-story apartment house is TO
be erected on the site of the Peak man
sion at 1S4 Columbia Heights, Brook
lyn, by the Fred +. French Company,
and the suites of from three to eight
rooms will be sold on the cooperative
plan through Cary. Harmon & Co.. Inc.
The plot is opposite the Standish Arms
Hotel and the rear windows OF the
house will overlook the upper bay and
lower Manhattan.
Plans have been filed and work will
be started soon on six-story elevator
apartment house. 200x300, on the cor
ner of Shore road and Seventy-ninth
street, Bay Ridge. The house is to be
financed by a syndicate Of Manhattan
promoters. The plans are by Shape.
Bready & Peterkin. The building will
contain SO high-class apartments and
viii have largely the character OF a
family hotel There win be a z, 6
and II 5 room apartment and three 4
family apartments on each floor.
The plot was acquired from different
owners by William Laemmel. who was
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

sold by the Tivoli Realty Company, Ed
ward Eriksen. president, TO the Lincoln
Union Theatres. Inc. Louis +. Blemen-
thai president. The price paid Is re-
ported at s2l0.0o0.
The Luckenbach Terminal Inc, ta--
obtained from the New Jersey State
Board of Commerce and Navigation =
riparian lease TO I,022 feet OF water
front property in front OF its property
al North Bergen. n. J. The lease IL
for fifteen years at an annual rental OF
$S7. 800. and under its terms the Luch-
enbach Company may obtain title 10
the land upon payment Of s25o.00o.
The National Chain Company OF Col
lege Point purchased a factory site In
Belleville. n. j., from the Belleviile
Products Company. The plot has a
frontage OF $50 feet on Ferry street
and 275 feet on the Erie Railroad. which
has siding on the property. The sale
was made by Louis Schlesinger. Inc.
The buyer plans TO enlarge the plant
and have abor. 10000 square feet
The contract for the construction of a
moving picture theatre at the south
east corner of Summit avenue anu
Courtland street. West Hoboken. by the
Roosevelt Theatre Company has been
awarded to the Irvington Lumber and
Door Company of Newark.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
JOS. P. DAY ELECTED DIRECTOR

AT a meeting of the board Of directors
of the Realty Associates held yesterday
Joseph r. Day was elested a member of
the directorate. The other directors are
Frank Bailey. Andrew d. Baird.
Charles S. Brown, Clinton ID. Burdich,
Edward G. Delafield, William M. Greve.
Crowell Hadden. Louis j. Horowitz, Ed
ward T. Horwill. Clarence II. Kelsey,
Clifford S. Kelsey, Frederick Potter.
James G. Wentz and William II.
Wheelock.
Coincident with the announcement OF
the election of Mr.. Day the directorate
of Realty Associates issued the follow
ing statement:
"The election of Mr.. Joseph p. Day 10
the board of directors of the Realty As
sociates means that there has been
added to the directorate a man who, be-
cause of his wide experience as broker
and appraiser, is perhaps as well quail
fled as any other real estate authority
to pass upon the present and potential
value of properties. Mr.. Days judg-
ment will be of great value to the Pru-
dence-Bonds Corporation, a subsidiary
of the Realty Associates"
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
NEW JERSEY TRANSACTIONS.

The Cunard Terminal Corporation, the
holding company for the Cunard Steam
ship line, which recently acquired a
large tract OF waterfront property on
the west shore of the Hudson River at
North Bergen, has purchased through
Charles Wagner from Thomas Henry a
tract OF land containing ten acres. The
land is on the west side OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Immediately in the rear of the
basin OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, and extends to the Weehaw-
ken branch OF the Hudson Boulevard.
The price paid is reported at $4,000.
The four story Fuller Building. 101x
100. at the southwest corner of Mont
gomery and Hudson streets, Jersey City.
has been acquired by the f. l.. Young
Holding Company.
The Tivoli Moving Picture Theatre
112x162. at the corner of Communipaw
and Garfield avenues, Jersey City. was
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
QUEENS BOROUGH REPORTS.

Lewis H. May Company leased the
following cottages: AT Far Rockaway.
l.. l.. for Mrs. l.. Seidt, on John st, to
/. :. Jupferberg; for +. $. r. Realty
Company. on Sea View avenue. 10 Isaac
Jacobs; for Louis Jacobson. on Redfern
avenue, TO Joseph Horenstein; for Ida
Steinberg. on Cedar avenue, TO Charles
J. Dunn. AT Edgemere. l.. J.. for Bertha
Fromer. on Beach Thirty-fifth street, to
Mrs. r. Elsass for II. Lewinthan, on
Beach Thirty-sixth street, to A. A. Ja-
cobus for Superior Home Company. on
Columbus avenue, 10 Mary Horan for
II. r. Renard, on Beach Thirty second
street, TO Mrs A. kozmansky.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
SUBURBAN MARKET.

Fish & Marvin sold for A. j. Robert
son his Colonial house. with nearly an
acre of land, on Elderwood avenue, Pei
ham Heights. to client who is a men,
ber of the new Pelham Golf Club The
property was held at $4,000. The same
brokers have rented for Bertram Bos-
man his community house in Beech
Tree Terrace, Bronxville, to Jack Eaton,
the scenario writer.
Chauncey Is. Griffen & co. rented fur
nished for the summer the home of Will
lam Howard Schubert at 155 Harmon
avenue, Pelhamwood, y. y
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

influential IN forming the syndicate car
wing through the enterprise
Martin Company leased TO Samuel
etone and Edward Aronson the factory
ioor nj 61-67 Navy street
The property Is four blocks from the
4th avenue subway station and buses
will run from the hotel to the railroad.
There will be private garages on the
property.
]. I.acov sold for the Miller-Bergs
Building Corporation TO Max Goldstein
S12 Avenue J. three-story detaehed
dwelling with garage, AOx100
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

sarah Baker 204 and zoe East lO9th
street a six story flat, 37.ex100.
Frederick w. Kroehle bought from
sarah Ressler 365 East Seventy sixth
street a four story flat. 25Nl02.2.
The three story dwelling. 19.6X991lx
irregular. at 81 West 1S0th street. has
been sold by Clarence ii. Fay trustee,
to James II. Howell.
Rose Adler sold TO Reuben Cohen 212
West 121st street, a three story dwell
ing. 15Xl00.11.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
CANADIAN B,>k MOVES.

The Merchants Bank of Cansda'S New
York branch opeaed for business yester-
day In its new offices. 3S Wall street. for
meyly occupied by Post & Flags That
agency was Established in 1874 and has
been in SO wall street LIS New York
representatives are ". VI Ramsay and
a. ] Crookall
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

large orders FOR early delivery. Money
Is moderately plentiful. Easter busi-
ness has been this year along narrower
lines than 1t has in the last few years,
but still ahead OF estimates made early
this year Collections and remittanees
are satisfactory
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
100000 Ediace for Bronx Church

Tie Church Of ST. Simon. the Rev Will
lam l.. OFarrell pastor Il % build
place Of worship 70 cost 100000 at
the southeast corner Of Ryer avenue and
1920 street 76.4x16Sx irregular Plans
filed with the Building Department call
for q one story structure. from designs
by Eliot Lynch
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

MANHATTAN.
The lrst name Is that nf the debtor. y
second that ~ the creditor and date wh
judgment was filed
REESELER, Sarah. ana Louis pol
gtein-l NeSler r. aL MaN u.
1920 v.............. .......s....... ...a... Sl3s.
KARDDs. Louis H. Ir-E. 4.
Kardos March $. 1921 ......# l35.
MCKAY. Charles, and New Amster-
dam Casualty .Co-Peopic, a.
Aug. i3 1920 ......s..t..s.... 500.
MELTZER, Irving -Gartner Ribbon
Co., Feb. y. 1921 ......... ii5.
WAGNER, John O.-Adolph Good
mnrk q Sons. Inc Jan 2s. 1921, 2ai,
WARD. Robert En-. Tyler; Feb.
scIiNABLE, samuel Alexander
Reincr and Max wlliams--lnter-
NACHAMKlN, Elias. aud lcn Kpl
mather-park Row Lunch and
Restaurant Co, Inc, Jan. Y.
LECoUyER PRESS co.. j. lit
tie & Ives Co. Jan. ~. 1921 .t.. 02i
BNRBIERl Frank. Relchman,
Jan t3. ig2i..... .......t ........ 23G.
STEW ART, James " aud VI. n
Empire trust Cos. March III. 1871. III COG
tIEAIN. james aud New Amstcra
dam Casualty co People. a..
Nov ~ 1870 . ........... 600
uEALN, James and New Amstcfs
dam Casualty 90. Same Ian 25.
SHERMAN. Uaine. and New AM
sterdam Casualty Co.. Same; Aug.
ZIMMERMAN. Fritz. and New Am
stcrdam Casually Co.--Same
Nov. TO- 1920 s.t.s.t4........ 900
NEM1RowSK Abraham--H. Con.
hanna March 1s. 1e2t-------.y-...--- E76
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Insurance 60. Places Many Loans.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany authorized loans aggregating So
600, 600 About 100000 Of this was on
ninety-four new dwellings IN New York
city Miami, Fla. Des Moines. Iowa
South Bend. Ind. Gary. Ind. Chicago,
Akron, New Orleans and Minneapolis.
Six hundred and twenty thousand dol
lars was on apartment houses in New
York city a little less than 100000
was on business buildingssin New York
city. Charleston, Bessemer. Ala. Seattle
and Spokane, Portland, Ore. and
Knoxville. Tenn. The housing loans We're
for fifteen years. payable in instalments
Nearly three and half million dollars
was loaned on forty-nine farms in Kan
has. Arkansas, Alabama. Iowa, Georgia,
Colorado. North and South Carolina,
Tennessee. Kentucky. Mississippi. Mis-
souri,, South Dakota, Nebraska, Mime
sofa and Oklahoma.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Nova Scotia bond Issue Coming.

The most interesting development Of
last weeks Canadian bond market was
the announcement that the Province Of
Nova Scotia would come into the mar
ket soon with an issue Of Sf.50O. 600 Of
new bonds. Bids will be sought from
Canadian and United States buyers and
consequently competition for the issue
will be keen. The Province does not
come into the market for new money
often and her bonds are held in high
regard Last May an issue Of $4,000. 000
was disposed of with marked success
The s1.500.000 issue of per cent.
instalment bonds Of the Montreal Prot
estant Board of School Commissioners
affords striking illustration Of the
soundness OF the Canadian market at
the moment. They are being disposed Of
satisfactorily for 100 ana interest 10
yield only 6 per cent. are dated Jan
uary 1. 1921. and are offered IN de-
nomination OF $1,000.
A few months ago it was not thought
possible to issue a bond here 10 yield
less than ~ per cent Even a month
ago, per cent. was regarded a low
rate. The success OF the issue Illus
trates the condition OF the present Sc
curities market far better than would
most eloquent discourses
The Toronto Separate School Board
has sold $3.50. 900 OF bonds to the Ca
madam branch of United States bond
company. the money costing the board
6.27 per cent. The bonds bear per
cent, mature In twenty wears and are
payable in Canada only. II is pre-
sumed that they will be offered largely
In this country, although portion Of
them will be sold in the United States.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
IrNLISTEIl
MONTREAL STOCKS.

Special Despatch n TIN NEW YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL. March 2s.-Folowing is a
summary OF transactions on the Montreal
%
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
TORONTO STOCKS.

Specai Despatch y THE NEW YORK HEsA,p
TORONTO. March 2s.-Fouowiug Il 4 sum
mary of the transactions on the Toronto
Stock Exchange for the week ending March
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Plans Ten story Apartment.

Plans have been filed for ten story
apartment, 101.2x134.9. at the southeast
corner Of Lexington avenue and Nine
tieth street. The owner is the Rhine
lander Real Estate Company. and the
architects are Mayncke ( FRANKIE OF
Union Square North who estimate the
cost at S5O00 600.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
The
Maryland Casualty Company

will next September occupy its new Home Office
Buildings and IT'S PRESENT BUILDING is FOR
SALE
It is located in the heart of Baltimore directly
opposite the Post Office and City Hall; at the head of
South Street (the Wall Street of Batimore); one
square from the Court House and Stock Exchange; in
close proximity to the shipping district.
It is freproof throughout and modern in every
respect.
Has its own power plant; one of the most eff
cient and economical in Baltimore.
The Company occupies approximately $4,000
sq it, which it will vacate. Approximately n 900
sq it. are under lease to desirable tenants. Bona
fide inquiries can secure complete data by addressing
F. HIGHLANDS BURNS, President
Maryland Casualty Company
BALTIMORE
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Catholic school Bonds sold.

The Catholic School Commissioners Of
Quebec have sold 10 a Canadian bond
house an issue OF 100000 Of per
cent ten-year bonds guaranteed by the
city. The price received was 9S.92.
An issue of 100000 Of 6is per cent
frst mortgage sinking fund bonds Of
the Western Quebec Power Company.
Ltd. is being sold here for SS.23 and
70 yield Sit per cent The bonds are
dated April /. 1921. mature in ten years
and are payable in United States Or
Canadian funds az holders option.
Five municipalities in the vicinity Of
Winnipeg have applied 20 the Manitoba
Government for housing loans 70 the
aggregate OF S1.1s2.S65. The municipal
ities are St James. Fort Garry. st.
Vital. East kildonan and West kildo-
nan.
Shareholders Of the Brompton pulp
and Paper Company. Ltd, met here last
week and authorized the issue or S3,-
100000 OF per cent. ten-year CON
vertible bonds. OF which $2,0O0,000 Or
s2.5000 900 will be issued soon.
The Canadian General Electric Com
pany, Ltd. OF Toronto. Will distribute
shortly to shareholders 4 stock bonus
Of 20 per cent. 10 be paid Tor out Of
its surplus
Gordon r. Perry OF Toronto will ar
rive soon In Canada 70 organize a
Canadian directorate for the English
Electric Company shortly to enter the
Canadian electrical equipment field. II
is understood that Mr. Perry will be
chairman OF its board
Business sentiment In Canada ~
cheerful enough ot the moment Trade
circles are taking more optimistic
view Of conditions and Or the future
Several large firms have placed recently
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
CANADIANS WOULD
ADJUST EXCHANGE
External Finances of Country
Chief In terest of Domin-
ions Business Men.
BANKS REPORTS IMPROVE
Stock Markets Progress /
Small but Shows Greater
Strength.

Special Despatch 70 THE New YORK HERALD
MONTREAL March 2S.-The chief IN
terest of Canadian business men. now
that trade in general is taking on
more stable and reassuring appearance
Is in the external finances Of the coun-
try. That interest. for a time AT least.
will be in stabilizng and correcting the
exchange situation, If that be possible.
The February statement of Canadian
chartered banks issued this week by the
Government. is q cheering presentation
Of statistics. 1t shows savings deposits
at the end of the month as 81 1.3fS.S55.
4s2, in contrast 10 S1,313, ,093, so in
their January statement, an increase of
about S5.000,000. General deposits are
down only slightly to s561,57S.474.
against S5S4,025,710 in January. Call
loans in Canada amount TO SIP, ,6S0,s97.
against 12.474.31S in January cali
loans outside OF Canada are $3.50. .413.-
527 against $191, ,S54 .003. Current loans
In Canada are S1.266,235.3S1 against
$1,264, ,490, ,463. Current loans outside Of
Canada are S163,044.476, against S173.-
379.729. Total assets OF all banks are
s2.912. .047.3S2. and total liabilities 81.
s27016.4T7.
During the last week the stock market
s+oS Afiait heNi' itsll itSss aAAibhbH
the situation indicates greater underly-
ing strength than 1t has for several
months. Prices Of pulp and paper secu-
rifles have hardened slightly. but the
rest or the market Is a waiting one.
How long ii will take finally 10 straight
en- out is a question. but meantime il Is
noted that some industrials are harden
ing slowly. Absorption is slow and
traders are ever ready 10 sell short de-
spite the fact that to-days market is
buyers market If ever there Was one.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Deal. Revealed In Transfers.

The Nineteenth Ward Realty Com
pany sold 70 Sophie Nagin 266 Delaney
street northeast corner Of Columbia
street a six story tenement. 25x100.
Peppie Butler sold to Joseph Feiner and
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
IA yEsEY STREET.

ia vEsEY STREET.
By Henry Brady.
vARICK ST, 20, $, 90 Beach st.. 25xs5,
vacanr--Bond & Mtg Guarantee Co aKt
Peter II McArdle ct al; Harold Swain. atty
due, so, ,ss2.os; taxes. &C, $4,000: 70 the
defendants ............... go. ~. .xlo,OvV
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Other MuItifamiiy House sales.

Tie kingland. a six story elevator
apartment building, S7.6x94.1l, at 523
West 18th street, near Audubon ave.
nue., has been sold by Charles $. koh-
Ter, Inc, for Theodore Friedberg. It
contains suites Of six. seven and eight
rooms. and was valued at 100000
The tenement property at 546 Hudson
street. owned for many years by the
Society Of the Domestic and Foreign
Missions or the Protestant Episcopal
ChHrch. has been bought by client OF
the Cruikshank Company.
Henry s. Kirschner bought the five
story flat al the southwest corner OF
Madison avenue and l0ith street, 26x95,
from the estate Of Ferrucio Nivanti,
William Greenbaum executor, through
the Sherman Brokerage Company.
The five story apartment house COX
lOo 1T 60i West l9lst street. has been
sold b. Morris Y. Horowitz 70 Charles
Friedman
Nehring Brothers sold for the Metro
politan Mortgage Company 70 Edward
a. Dorman GO East 18th street. a five
and half story twenty-five family
apartment house. S7.6xi0o. renting Tor
$500 and held at S42, 900.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
JUDGMENTS Flied.
MANIfATTAN

rhe following judgments wore tned yes
terday. the FIRST name beirg thar of The
dcbtuft
AMERICAN UNION LINE. INC.
n Koasoff .................... 81 07O.S .Ss
A. < s. MOTOR PRODUCTS CORP.
-.H Bloomonfieid .......s...,.t. 1880
Johnston ESport rub co s..,.. ifs.s5
ALLEN. Fkankiin w.--Tiffany a co. .Oce ~
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
SCHEDULES u RANkRrrrc,.

rhc following schedules III bankruptcy were
filed yesterday n The United States District
Court
MORRIS MERyIS. agains whom 4 petition
was filed February -, 1927 Liabilities
STfpt 81 which Sb.Ntt are unsecured
claims. assets $3.50. of which 5000 e stock
in trade aud $50 debts due ~ open ac-
counts.
LIFT 4 SACHS. against whom 4 petition
was filed August ~ 1870 liabilities Sia.-
Teg of which sic 100 are unsecured claims
ana 5000 notes and bills assets $40
debts dHe on open accounts ana stock ~
trade ~ unknown value 10 the hands of
receiver. Samuel Kahau j. attorney for
tfr ia nIrrttpf
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
ASSIGNMENT.

BIsNIAMtN WfLtfG. retail dealer ln gro
cerles nni dairy AZ SIS Slxtl aycuue yea
10 samuel Hollander samuel y. Fried nf
aPn Broadway j. attorney fot the 49,
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
TNI.IsTEp sECrRITIEs
Busines. Troubles
PETITIONS - BANKRUPTCY.

The following petition u bankruptcy WAS
filed yesterday IL the United states District
Court
MILTON q. NER-Noluntary petition rs
Milton q. Thayer. i'eeksklil who places
bis liabilities AZ y2.2e6 all unsecured
claims ana 10 assets Doyle & Marphcr.
son. Peekskli, are attorneys Tor the bank