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New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service


M. O'Nail Co.: w. Upper. handkerchicfs
and umbrellas; a anK4SV X; sssn st.
w. M. Whitney Co.. r. r. Tienr,tf,r
millinery and Il, Liners; ss.;, l1ss rn'way. Z
y. e. knipp & Sons; Charles J. Knipp.
Alpin.
Stewart & CO.; Miss p. Graham, skirts:
lS w. ssth g G. + Tucker, coats. SUITS,
and suits; 1s w. 39th st.
Hutzlsr q Bros; Mrs. L. Galetine, coats
ana as,e, suits; y I.a, sos 4th av; care of Kirby.
= p. O'Connor Co.; Miss A. Mclean,
women's gowns: Pennsylvania
Giichrist CO.; (upstairs), Miss HornsteIn,
coats; Miss Plummer, ribbons; j. J.. Brcen
lacts women's neckwear, dress trimmings
r. H.. White Co.; Miss A. q. carpy.
misses coats, suits and dresses; 432 4th ay.
=. W., w Tilenes Sons Co.; (upstairs). Mrs
womenss knit and glove silk underwear;
Mr.. Lohg. mems hats and luggage; Mr.
Duggan mems and boys shoes; Miss
mcnt) Mr.. Ring, wYmen's and nisses
dresses; Mr.. Levine, children's and Junior
ana nnas gir!s cSass and dresses; e25 sth av
stationery; Pennsylvania.
mems furnishings (bassncnt); L. NJ u
mcnt); Miss M. Seldom. Iamburss: Hugh
rafferty,. wash goods. llnings (basement): !:
4S2 4th av. - :
J. Rcincr, high priced chiidrcn's serge
and singham fall dresses: care Of Mer-
chants BUYERS Syndicate. w. 29th st.
, nKADDOCK, PENN.
natS q S9ldsmith; 3. Herrup, mems
furnishings, hats and caps, mems hosiery.
women's knit underwear: care Of Liyings-
ton s. Cohen, ". goth st.
BRIDGEPORT
Rowland D. G. Co.; e. j. Godfrey. mus
IN underwear. corsets, Infants wear; lO4
4th av.
BUFFALO
j. N. Adam, Co.: p. f. Brett, hosiery.
merno underwear and ladies bathing
suits; 16 w. 39th ST.
w. Hengerer Co; Miss &. Forbes. rib
BUTLER, PENN.
]. 5. Cohen Co.; J. $. Conen, dresses
waists coats and suits; care of Hoffman
II Hartblay. 1T w 33d st.
Continued on pace twenty-ose,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
+ u11s In ess IN NJ i
Increase in Advance Orders
Helping Cotton Goods Trade
Opposes Easy Credit;
Middle Course Urged

Neither tight nor loose credits
permit opportunities fer stsbilized
trade, in tho opinion Of the Credit
Guide, which advises middle
course, and believes that tha pres
ent credit situation indicateB
permanent Improvement in busi-
ness. Commercial institutions
catering to tho textile and apparel
trades, according to the Credit
Guide, report Increasing available
funds for business purposes and
expanding loans. This Indicates,
according to the Credit authority,
that business is improving and
that financial authorities think
prices Of raw materials In the lines
to which they are granting loans
are stabilized.
"Loose and free credit" says the
Credit Guide, ''is dangerous to
business and contrary to economic
principles. Tight credits are de-
structive and rctard normal steady
growth. Therefore, the safe
method is the ore that permits
legitimate expansion, and q fair
profit. The opportunity to operate
along these lines is here now
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Hcsitates in Facs Sc nix Loss

Cuession--gour candid advice on the
zcliowing 10 reQuNateds bought Ana
conia Copper At $50 horrcwsd the funds
at sl ' per cent, Now that tho dividend on
this stock has been passcd and the future
for ccppcr industry looka dubicus. should
! sell the stock and take the big loss and
tttue stop the Interest charge? IL It ad-
visahls TO hold Wabash A preferrcd stock,
even though II cost more than double the
present quotation NJ. II. g.
aAnswerWe cannot advise you
whether to take your loss in Anaconda
for two reAsons: We do not know
enough about your financial resources
~ Judge whether you ara justified In
speculating, and we do not know what
the future course of the stock will be.
We do think, however, that you should
judge the stock not by the past Gin
cluding the price you paid), but by
the present and the future, and make
up, your mind whether you could not
take the same money and put it into
another security with better prospects.
The same considerations apply to your
Wabash preferred A stock.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

Question-Having obtained some valua-
able information from you in the past
am coming back for more. VIII you please
name three or four good investment bonds
or notes that mature in from ten to twenty
years, either Z or 3 per cent interest rates,
that can be obtained in $500 issues with
coupons payable in February and August
and June and December M. p.
Answer Government of Switzerland
8s, due 1910, recently selling at 1903 ",
yield 7.75 per cent current interest and
come in $500 denominations, with
coupons payable Janu@ry and July.
The new Northern Pacific Great North
ern 61a per cent convertible bonds, due
1886 and shortly to be offered at a611,
come in $500 denominations, coupons
payable January and July, and in our
opirion are a good investment. North
western-Bell Telephone first mortgage
Is, due 1941, selling recently at SO,
come in $500 denominations, and
coupons are payable February and
August.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Business Not Sufficient to
lnsure Mills Safe Pro.
duction, but Demand for
Immediate Needs Grows

Improvement In the general cotton
goods situation ia taking the direction
OF an increase in advance orders
booked by many Of the commission
houses. Az yet the advance business
is spotty and considerably smaller in
volume than the mills deem nccessarv
Ior steady and safe production. At
the same time the demand for certain
goods for immediate use is heavier
than the supply, with the result that
Jobbers, retailers and garment manu-
facturers are being driven into placing
orders in advance of their REQUIRE
ments to make sure of obtaining
needed goods on time.
An official OF commission house
which sells general limo of goods
said yesterday that practically an de-
p,artments pa, now are selling merchan-
disc Tor delivery up to August /, and
that the volume Of business Is en~
tirely satisfactory. In this conncc-
ton his shipping reports show a much
larger yardage of goods shippcd to
customers in the first quarter of this
year than in the same period last wear
Ali things considered, the retail.
Jobbing and garment manufacturing
trades appear to be taking their usual
quantities of goods, although ordering
them more frequently than in normal
times. The big hitch to a real revival
IN cottons is the inactivity of other
industries which make use Of large
Quantities Of goods, such as the me
chanical rubber, tire, automobile. mill
ing and building trades.
Garment manufacturers are now
fairly active buyers Of cotton goods.
particularly shirt manufacturers, who
are actively seeking additional sun
plies Of percalcs, chambrays and pom
gees. Even printed madras, which has
been inactive. is now showing signs
OF life, according to commission men.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Clothing Season Opens
Manufacturers to Show Fall
Styles in Mems Wear

The mems Wholesale clothing trade
will move into the fall selling season
next week. Announcement is made
that this Clothing Manufacturers Ex-
change of Rochester,, to which most of
the large producers in that center be-
long, will open fall lines on May g..
Several of the leading Chicago houses
will display their fall lines beginning
Monday and it is expected that the
New York trade will follow suit.
season with labor conditions and
wages far from stabilized. The Chi
cago market got 10 per cent wage
reduction from the board of arbitra-
tion in that city. Rochester has been
refused a wage cut. The board of
arbitration there has shifted the mar
ket to piecework basis. Locally the
situation is still unsettled.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Kingsley Is Renominated
Officers Slated for Election at
Commerce Chamber Meeting

Darwin P. Kingsley and Irving T..
Bush will be renominated as president
and chairman of the executive commit
tee, respectively, of the Chamber of
Commerce of the State of New York at
the J53d annual meeting of that or
ganization to-day. Frank A, VAN
derlip, Arthur Curtiss James and
Charles X. Coffin have been nominated
as e-presidents, William H. Porter
as treasurer and Charles T. Gwynne as
secretary.
william G. Wilcox, Captain John B.
Trevor and Colonel Howard C. Smith
are the three new members-at-large
proposed for the executive committee.
Thomas w. Lamont has been nomi-
mated to be chairman of the commit
tee on finance and currency to succeed
Mr.. Vandcrlip, while Lewis e. Picrson
and George r. Baker jr. have been
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Satisfied Judgments
In Na.v york fsouutw


The first nane is that OF the
the second that OF the creditor an
when judgment was died:
American Railway Express Co.,
Inc,~-M. SAIamoui ct al: Janu-
ary 10, 1871. ...........i..F....
Hadden. Henry C.-Gimbel Bros..
N. r.; October 70, lsl7.......
Behr. Herman---City OF N. T.:
January "a, 1917.. 7......,,..s....
Fletcher, Austin b.. ex'r-L. A.
Painter; December /, I919.....
A., Schwoersr Construction Co..
Inc.-H. II. w. BeYgynann; Oc-
tober s, 1917 ............
Cchn, Sol. A.--C. Sobie; June 81.
Fletcher, Austin b., ex'r-L. a.
Fainter; August 22, I91S, 81
American Railway Express Co.
4. SchwaMenseid; January Z,
1921 (vacated) ....s.......s.....
Gordon, Max. and Amsterdam
Casualty Co. People. etc.;
April Is, 1871
American Railway Express Co..
r. RelIone; April -. 1890.
Maher. John I.~I. n Maher;
November is, 1920 (vacstedy
Dry Dock. East Broadway ana
Battery r. n. Coz. Kl0eberK:
March 10, 1921
Schener, lbrccht Mei-
ater Co.; November 1s. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Business Troubles


Eeldman, Phillips Kissen. 1871
Fechtlsr, Laura v.--Palm Fecht-
rrIaissr, Il iouis.rorwar.d A.so '''''
Forsyth, Robert-n. Neubers. ts ssts
ferguson. Jacob M: Moses Hene
and Aaron Nevena--M Braun
corporation .................. 6,071. 8
Flatbush Sporting club. Inc.---
J. Y. Cunningham ::...,..... 557.o
Telephone Co. .;.....;.;:.... 1913
eeiler, narnett; Mark Enman
and Samuel Schneider (Eiirner
& co;)-z, Wolff e. al. ...:... 1862
Guggcnbueher- Carl F.--Cast A
Liner Co.. Inc; costs. ........ 1904
Grand. DsvId---J. Cohen 2oA7
and Philip Friedman (Green-
wald & Observation-Disclosures
booker Silk Co. ............... 1.030.1
Galinsky, Andrew--I. Appieman
H. n. \. Bartlett. iac.w. r. a'z's
HisssShorn isssShlas1 Herman - Riohard s01''
your, Young Co: l,os5.s
Huthkoff, Louis---H. n, Isaacs... 25o.7
Hartstein. Joseph-A. Paul jr
Harris, Phillip M. Mott. Mt.....: 1855 1855
Jaftee, Observation-Disclosures Cereal
Industrial Research. Inc.-vree. go
land Press, Inc. .....'....... s,77s.1
.Iasspen. Moses BID. Newman 800 4
International Cloak Manufacture
ing Co.-A. Heller &......... 655.S
sane-Rubin, Schroeder & Rab-
Kirsch. n's Dave: Sam Kirsch and 0oss
Julius Gluck (!<irsch & Gluck)-
Kirsch, Dave and SAM. Toioes iiss S's''
1smDors. Theodore Il. 4. Sl''S
Life Preaerver = Suit Co.. Co. inc. N''''
w r. Maloney .............. 1.14s.6
Same-Same ..............,..... 1883
Msrckle, John ", R.-Frederick
Miller Neilic iME. Host 1t tai. al. S7.s sS7.s
Mills, Allan B--M. II. Mills.... l2,601.9
Morston Henry IA, = a. $.
Robert Mccais-M. L. clothier
MsNuity, sS ii Patrick FL Gro:s 5sis 5sis
Meyer. Henry--M. Garstenblith
Montifuseo vir.ino tMonii Dress Dress l't'0''
Shops. Stoopack & Co. ..... 220,2
Marcus, Milton, and Henry Abrams
M. Abrams ................. b,0b0.1
Mahoney. Thomas. and New Am
etc. ...........,...... 1000 9
Mcguire. James II Rose ..... 1902
Nozzolino. Paul--H. Kupferberg. 1902
Norwegian- American Trading Co.
Turbine Blower Co.. Inc. 2o4.7
Otis, Theodore H.--J. n. Rose. 2(0.6
Ocean View ceHetery--G. A.
osI. as'g1H Elevator ao.H. sni;l 1857: 1857:
Pottick, Benjamin-- Warner, Cod
Parxus. Nathan; Abraham Lisboitz
and Louis Hurowitz Il. r.
Herzog q Co,)-A. A. Kopp.. 1t3.S
Piave Mill Co.. Inc.-Felt
Farrant Mfg, Co. ,,..s,...... 2ss.7
Pugh, Lucille-W. Bandow..,... 1880
n Holpsrin ..........'....,... s47.7
Phoenix Assurance Co.. Ltd. OF
London--B. S. Guinness ea al
costs ,.,.,,...l.. ~ 1853
inc. ...;.. s.,.'.. ::,...,:.:.. -. 1,osss
Pattlson. John Ally n walker
Dry Goods co. co..:.,............. 4szs
Richard Fitzpatrick. Inc. ~ III.
Lipshits seos.a) 1914
81 al 1874
Riley. William Al. u. johnson SA0,S
Rosenberg, Benjemin--J. A. King
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
] r1tsts = 1 81
uiet l.adinlg
NJ Outside Market


Pressure on Some of the recently
active oil shares, bringing slight net
declines, resulted ia an irregular
trend to prices at the close.
international Pstrolsum dropped v
to l65l. while Simms ssggsd y to
10sS. Maracaibo and Garth Syndicate,
on the other hand, were In better de-
mand, advancing fractionally. The
former gained renrly point at 81.
liiter-continental Rubber shot up
more than point and half on short
covering, touching u and regaining
virtually all Of xecsntly lost ground.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Dow, Jones Wins Suit
'os Held Liable for Error ON

1isssss.ene Court Justice John M.
ojs;an.e Yesterday dismissed the com.
5siiias. iiIs IN the suit brought by CASTOR
.fSss .fst pf EewArk. an operator in The
toss~r. MARKET in this city, against
'lopss osshman, as treasurer Of Dow,
|nssSs M snit was instituted "a the after-
|on - an incorrect report sent out
|Ca slcn ., 1920, on Dow, Jones g.
m r'ker 'Mcker in regard to decision of
|lks uni,ed States Supreme Court on
"a inss ssxaoie status Of stock dividends
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Commercial Credit

The supply Of commercial money for
now. loans is tending to increase. ac-
cording to commercial bankers, in
larger proportion than the demand, al
though the latter is still strong.
Rates are now z to IN per cent on
most new paper coming into the mar
ket, with. exceptionally prime names
going as low as 63s per cent.
The lowering of the Federal Reserve
rediscount rate yesterday is expected
to foreshadow a gradual working down
of commercial paper rates to a 65S per
cent basis, according to commercial
paper dealers.
The acceptance market is moderately
active. Rates yesterday were un-
changed. Those quoted by the Ameri-
can Acceptance Colncii ware.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

One of the most prctentious shoe
fashion shows ever held will be staged
in the Hotel Commodore, July s to g.,
under the auspices of the Shoe Manu-
facturers' Board of Trade of New York.
The association represents most of the
leading manufacturers of women's fine
shoes in the Brooklyn and Long Island
City district
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Watch Exports s72, ,654

During March the rsni;ed States ex-
ported watches aggregating S72,s54 in
value. of which Canada received S52,255,
according to the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce. England was cred
tied with $11,640, the next largest con-
sgnment. Of the total amount exported
from this country Mexico imported
$2,604. and Cuba Sl.26N.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
.Jobbers TO Meet in JuIy

The Jobbers Association of Dress
Fabric Buyers, subsidiary Of the Ma
tional Wholesale Dry Goods Associa-
tion, will hold its mid-year meeting at
meeting on July IS. The meeting will
concern itself mainly with market con-
ditions in the textile fields.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

LONDON, May 4.-The offerings at
the wool auction sales to-day amounted
to 10,l97 bales. Competition was good
and the recent advances were main
tanned: Crossbreds were often per
cent dearer. Continental buyers were
active and Withdrawals were small.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were nj.
terday, May 4; tho first name bein
OF the debtor:
Allschi. Emil W,-Rudolph wur-
liter Co.
Americanization Educational Ex-
Berger Harry and Jennle--I.
nlsEls, ssGe & aoSsrt a,,. Nm. Ksiios..
Baldwin. r. Sydney jr,, and A. b.
Griswold baldwin Trucking
OBI, A. Eafter ct al. .......
Bedford Cleaning and pyeing Co.,
Inc, and Frank Weiss-B,
Bushman. Francis x.--c. x. Tay.
lor Trunk Works, Inc. .........
Bernstcin. Max--M. Kahn ,....
Buckley, Charles H.--R. e. Nit
catherias Curtis corp.-spokans
q Eastern Ry. & Power Co.,
coopermsn. o; Morris.H. aradsliy
Camner: Morris-soners corzen
conrsn, @ pstsr J:-riasiity !. Gas. Gas:
ualty Go. Of N. Y.,.....,.....
Gonsn, 9s simcnA a. Kats.
Crotois. Frederic-Van Cortiandt
Vehicle Corp, possession OF
Cobb. Barbarak-6o West s7th
ST., Inc.
Caruso. Thomas Al. Uneer..
colfaro. Binenzo-M&ryIand Casu-
praynosEi. nii--n. Rossnreich.:.
Dempsey. John-H. Walienstein 4
Diespul, David--L. Sternberg ct
Hlectra chemic.i Products CORP
IS Nationai surety GO. ...,..-.....
Emric. Edw. I'LL. AvlSnons ct
Gnslow, John o. and Andrew J.
HermansAn--M. r. Ksnna. ,
RIslow. John O.. and Andrew j.
Hast Aurora Vegetable OH Re-
hneries. Inc. .s. Rosenzweig...
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Woman win Invest in Canada

Question--I will shortly have $s,500 to
be available there. and I am desirous Of
having an absolute safety. with as high
rate of interest as possible q per cent or
bctter). and would appreciate your advls-
ing me what you consider will be the best
Investment for these funds In Canada
Mrs. C. e. ".
Answer--Yeu are trying to combine
two things that do not go togther-ab-
solute safety and high rate of in
terest. We think that you can get d
high degree of safety, which is not the
same thing, by any means, as absolute
safety, in bonds that yield in the
neighborhood of per cent. We think
you could not do better than to invest
in Canadian government internal bonds.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Conversion Privilege Of pierce Oil Pa

Question--What information can you
give me nc on Pierce Oh preferred as to
in Il? Would you consider it q fair In
vestment for business man?-G. w. ID.
Answer Pierce Oil preferred stock
is convertible on or before January /.
1928, one share of preferred for four
shares of Class 3 common stock, the
par value Of the 3 being S25. The B
common is Che same as the regular
common except that it has no vote.
There is none Of it outstanding at
ckasable by sinking fund at the mar
ket, or is redeemablc at 1l6. No more
preferred can be issued and no mort
gage created without the consent OF
two-thirds Of the preferred stock. Il
is fair business mans investment, in
our opinion. The company reported
earnings at the rate Of $2.84 COM
mon share for 1920. compared to 1926
in 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
BROOKLYN Edison Series c 7s

Question: have just bought $500
bond OF the Brooklyn Edison general mort
gage series G per cent. AS it is money
which cannot AFFORD to lose. do you think
it safe investment or can you suggest
anything else &c. M.
Answer-We consider your Brooklyn
Edison general mortgage per cent
series c bonds, due $780, as safe in
vestment. 1t was recently selling at
96A, yielding 7.50 per cent, if held till
maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Switching From Tobacco to Telephone

Question: own several shares Of the
American Tobacco Company A. but think
will sell same and buy American Tele-
to do this or hold on to the American
Tobacco stock? Do you think the Ameri-
can Tobacco stock a good investment p
d. b.
Answer-Both American Tobacco
and American Telephone and Telegraph
stocks are good, in our opinion. The
Telephone issue is probably more con-
servative. We cannot advise you about
the switch, because you did not say
what price you paid for the Tobacco.
Both stocks are sensitive to earnings
and market conditions, and to that .ex-
tent are speculative.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
silk Men Honor Cheney

The board of managers of the Silk
Association of America last night ton
dered a dinner to Charles Cheney, re-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
STORAGE NOTICES

slons OF the Jaw. there being due md M.
oa'a co rs,sfh cnarges f,r which Buckley. Newhais
-: fiaan 1,a, Ave. and l25sh ST.. is entitled Is
parties concerned. there viii be sold s'l e.
pgnilc Isa, auction at Merie's Rooms l55 East
a; a, M. the following personal propsrty.
sianket. 2. @ account Of r. burger. ia Nsssau
g St.' Touch and Mats 'sss acconn. Of Ms
ana Rocker. account OF Jas Perlsins =,
cnnssnss Gapie ST. 50. Norwsik, Conn; Buallc and
Stool, Pillows, Folding Scrss,. S,,irswsiunt
6os, 5o, account Of J. sartore, $50 shersNsn
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

sssssssy ssss,;tv issi. q nslyissa l''s7'
solomon & Kramer, Inc.-Mary-
land Casualty Co. 1441n
sanre, sssrne, JuiusLs. nn Bykowsky ct al. 1890
Scluell, Charles FL. Len1lc 2fs az
SAFETY at Sea Corp.-W. n. Ma
stsier Chemical co.charies; r. 1858
soio1nssig Miuesger, nc, Inc. Aas.46
mon NOR, and Philip Rosenkrantz
Brooklyn Fur Dressing Co.
sebweyer, George p.-.I ', rs,n, s1sto
dorfer ct Observation-Disclosures. e7aos
Smith, Bernard-s. Landman.... Ldi.... Sssso Sss.so
sherman. Rmhha, NE MSaack-Goodyear Tire 8
suprsme Council Of the Royal Ar. $3.50
suchanss eanpn1--V' st 4stewenagel ;........ 1868
Storage Battery Co.. - Exide
stman. maitery yaIss nspo.s sas a's Ine: 4ssts
co OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Inc Sales
rownlsy. W Albert T.-,c. !. j. 1880
Thsmss,. Monse e T,sa. 81 fsostsl.. 1929
aas' George A. Hendricks ana
Anton D. Dimeu-East River
wwsIsss:y wsIsssys. ssaz liiss;I iisssI
= ~. Inc. and Max Lasberg--
sanelsai,s ~, Ridier ........ l7es1.so.
Whitney Trpnk-F. N. DUBOIS DUBOIS, 'slSs.ss
yein., 10; ~, a74.1o
Weinruh, Samuel; Harry Vein.
ruD ana Israel Wsinrub (1Yein
rub Bros.).--J SCHNEIDER ..... 1.o5o.73
In Bronx County
baron, Sarn--N. s. Goldsteir ~. as.ss
Goldman. SsmueI--Bordcns Con-
densed Milk Co. Co.,.,,.s,... i1A aa
Haas. Julius-Teachers' Building
< end and Loan q :, Associstion A i,ss1.ss
81 I3I,
Portney. Ephrine-Standard Soap
pdais Mp. Co.; Inc. .;:..;,. 1850
Sandry-Swift & Co., Tnc.ss... 7tss
Union Railway Co. of New York
u Young .......s.s.......... ..as3.44
sSame-M. Moran ,.s.... ...i...... 10000
Sanle--W. sullivan: ....,........ 1,2l8.94s
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
STANDARD Oils

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
500 *Anglo Am Oil l0M 1914 ~ 10
400 sAtlantic Lohos 2lh 2lM 21h 211a
30 $50 Pom OIL. 2S2 $50 asa
1900 sstd OH OF Ind - TEX 76h 7s%
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

committee.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

Need Z Cook Speclsi oelnmn Tor Dome.-
~. tic Help Phone Tha Tribune. Hesknnan
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Has Loss in Canadian Cigar Stores

Question-In 1914 I purchased twenty
shares preferred stock OF the United Cigar
Stores Ltd. OF Canada. at So par value.
The per cent dividend was paid regularly
up to 1918. Recently, quite unsolicited on
my part, a New York brokerage house has
sent me circular letter recommending an
exchange In Cities Service preference B
for the United Cigar Stores stock Can
you tell me IL there lis anything in the
that calls for the sacrifice OF this stock on
the basis suggested by these brokers p
Mics q n n
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Cities Service prefer

ence B stock is better investment
that United Cigar Store of Canada,
which is speculative; in our opinion'
Whether to make the exchange depends
on whether you can afford to hang on
to the stores stock in the hope Of q re-
sumption of dividends. That is mat
ter about which we know nothing. The
company has no connection with the
American concern of the same name.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Rugs

oniEnrAL nidsn,.. RUGS Expert repairing
oacnning, renavating and storing: rugs
oougnt o9u n and , sold. AVEDISIAN. I2i East
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

The following Judgments were fied yes
terday, May 4; tho first name being that
OF the debtor:
Allschi. Emil W-RUdolph Wur-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Machinery
Pianos and Musical Instruments

sTEINwAY. PTANoIA. BABY. PARLon
* Grands and uprights. Mason Hannlin
35;Ly 5aDy Grand and Upright. Grands, Uprights
riayer I,.ay Pianos for Sale and Rent Erck 4
hiinberltn. 1l7 East 34th; 374 coIumbus
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

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New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

Instruction
LEARN TO BE A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
:, ant. ant profitable work; day and evening
pass. West Side Y. M. C. A., 3oS W. 57th st.