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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Julia Berwind entertained at
dinner last evening at her home on
Bellevue avenue. Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison S. Morris
Will give a dinner Friday evening at
their cottage in jamestown, r. T.. in
honor Of their daughter, Miss Catherine
Wharton Morris.
Miss Augusta Vain Harrison and
Miss Ellen W. Harrison. daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Custis Harrison.
OF Chuckwood, Villanova. will leave
early next month for the Adironda cks.
Where they will spend a fortnight as
me guests of their grandmother. Mrs.
Louis r. Lemoine, at Anteora, her
camp. They will join Mrs Harrison
later at York Harbor. Me-. where they
VIII remain until the autumn. Miss
Ellen Harrison Is now a guest of Mrs.
Lewis Stockton at her summer home
/" Lake Ontario CAP.
-, Mrs. Joseph A. Steinmetz, of West
view street and Wayne avenue, Ger.
mantown. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
arthur Travers. Of New York.
\, Miss Helen Henderson, daughter of
NJ Mr and Mrs. Walter G.. Henderson, of
So6S Queen lane, Germantown. is spend.
'hs several weeks at Mount Kineo, Me.
Mrs. Patrick Grant, I'd, of l1s West
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Delaware County

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Il. Heilner, Of
Rose Valley. have returned from q visit
to- Ventnor, where they were guests for
Q few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Stewart.
Dr.. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Burdick
and their family, of Chester, are the
guests Of friends in Pittsburgh for .
few days.
Mas Clara Chase, who has been the
Ruee of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bolles. OF
Springfield, for a few weeks, has lert
for a visit to New Bedford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Thomas have
moved into their new homo on state
street, Media.
Mrs. Allison driscom Cornog. Of Col
legeviiie, Pa, is the guest for tort,
night OF her father. Dr. p; Marsha''
Harvey. at his home In Media
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Frankford

Miss Helen L. Shriner, Of 1915 Ha-
worth street, Is spending month in the
Poconos.
Mrs. Raymond Antler and her family,
Of Orthodox street and Frankford av-
enue, are spending the season at their
cottage In Ocean City. Mr.. Antler goes
down over the week-ends.
Mrs. Edward Burke, Of 1903 Harrison
street. Is spending the Summer at her
cottage in Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen 8. Buckius, of
1898 Haworth street. are entertaining
as their guest Miss Elsie N. Biddleman,
Of Scranton, Pa, for few weeks.
Mrs. Walter q. McMullin and her
family. Of 1923 Fillmore street, are
spending some time at White Stone.
L. l.
Miss Lora Marsh. Of 1913 Dyre street,
is in Andover. N. Y. for several weeks.
Miss c. Garsed. of 1888 Orthodox
street. Is at Fairview. East Gloucester,
Mass, for the summer.
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NorristotUn

Mrs. d. 8. Middleton and Mrs. Nelson
Reifsnyder entertained the members OF
the west Norriton Improvement Ass9- ss9
citation Auxiliary on Friday, at the Mo,
dleton Home. Marshall street .y.v, peyV.nu
four guests. The auxiliary will give an
oid-fashioped country fair on SATURDAY
July 2S, ON the lawn Of the Jefferson-
Vile Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michel Metz, Of 6ss
Norris street. have announced the en-
eaRement Of their daughter. Miss Mary
Metz, and Mr.. John u. Lawler. OF
Phoenixville The wedding will take
place on September 20.
Mr.. and lfrs. Howard T. Spare. OF
1910 West Main street, recently gave o
children's party in honor Of the NTH
birthday ssnniversary OF their 1s small
were eighteen guests
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. shsive. Of
1908 West Main street. are spending
several weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charies L. Leap. of the Park
Boulevard, Is spending some time with
relatives in Wilkes-Barre.
Major and Mrs. Joseph F. cottrell
have left for Ltihall. Va, after being the
guests Of Mrs. Cottrelrs parents. Mr..
and Mrs B. Percy Chain, Of Jacoby and
Arch streets.
Miss Elsie Graham, Of 285 East Oak
street, entertained the members Of her
sewing club on Friday at her home
There were fifteens members present.
Miss Ethel Mayer was hostess to the
members Of the All Saints Church
Choir on Friday at her home, Getty
Farms, East Norristown.
Miss Dorothy Meeser, Of i36 West
Marshall street. entertained on Thurs
day In honor Of her thirteenth birthday
anniversary. The guests included. Miss
Helen Kinckiner. Miss Beatrice Earl,
Miss Emma Cole. Miss Florence Cole,
Miss Emma Hendricks. Miss Carrie
Earl. Miss Marcella Carey and Miss
Edith Oelenschlager.
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street, has returned from . short stay
in Atlantic City
Miss Sue Jordan, Of Twentieth and
Mercy streets. was the guest Of the
Phi Sigma Tau Sorority for q short
time last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Heenan and their
small son and daughters, Of Forty.
fifth and Chestnut streets. formerly Of
South Philadelphia. havo opened a cot
tage In Chelsea.
Miss Margaret McDevitt, Of I'LL Mif-
din street, has returned home after hav-
ing spent several days in Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel w. Lancaster,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Lam
caster, Of GALS Woodstock street, have
returned to their home.
Mr.. Edward I. II. Howell and Miss
Anna II. Ho"sell. Of 521S Germantown
avenue, will leave on August / to oc-
cupy their cottage at the Ausable Club,
st. Huberts. N. Y.
Mrs, James Cowler and her daughter
Miss Helen Cowler. Of Lincoln drive,
are spending q month at Northeast
Harbor Me.
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Young Frisnds' Conference being held
at Richmond. Ind. Miss Walter was
chosen last night to head the Hicksite
and Orthodox Philadelphia delegation
at the conference, which 10 being held
under the direction Of the Five Year
Meeting. All Of the delegates selected
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members on the committees to prepare
for holding the conference last year.
Miss Walter is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William u. Walter, OF
Swarthmore. She will be attending the
present conference for a week, and ID
Flaming to attend another, August 70,
at Irwin, Ind. :
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atlantic City

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. WetherilI, of
Ardmore. are spending some time at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Dunn. Jr. Of this city. Is
Mt the Hotel Traymore.
Other Philadelphians at tho Tray
more are F. x. Quinn. Miss Inez Quinn
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Major and Mrs. Joseph F.. Cottrell
have left for Leihall, Va, after being the
guests Of Mrs. CottrelIs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Percy Chain. Of Jacoby and
Arch streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

Miss Elsie Graham, Of 235 East Oak
street. entertained the members Of her
sewing club on Friday at her home
There were flfteens members present.
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Holn,esburg

Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Mccartney, of
5000 Frankford avenue. are spending q
fortnight at Ocean City.
Mrs. Harvey Haines, Of Cottman
street, is at Beach Haven, N. J., for q
stay Of ten days.
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Photo by Photo-Crafters.

and Mrs. M. c. whitaker; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Mark, Misc Alice Bloom, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Webb and Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Hosey, Of Norristown.>
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Tuckerman.
of 6202 Ogontz avenue, Oak Lane,
ara staying at Atlantic City for q few
days.
Among the guests from this city at
the Hotel Elberon during the past week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Dough-
erty. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Croil
and Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Stevens.
Dr. and Mrs. p. F. Moylan. Miss
Agnes Moylan and Mr.. P. r. Moylan,
Jr.. Of Philadelphia. are spending sew.
eral weeks in Atlantic City.
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von LAY four bits Of paper on the back OF
your your right hand, and state that with one
yum, you can blow away one, two or
tnree pieces of paper, causing the rest
~ ~ remain on the hand. Furthermore
wts. ~s audience can select the pieces they
",sn 10 have remain. OF course such
IL "Ss seems impossible. and In fact It
trictr tun'ess you resort to the following
~ simply place a finger on the left hand
rsu ~ each piece OF paper they choose to
th. s,tn. Then blow, and, of course, the
hIa papers will be blown from the
enss ss Oh, ot tue right hand. but the chosen
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
5Uc Internal Gold Loan 1909

Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co. are instructed to
give notice that they prepared 10 receive
Tenders for the amortization or before
March 81 1922, of $452 200. Argentine Gold
pesos, say 90.400. nominal of the above
loan.
Tenders for sale of Bonds with Coupons
due September 1, 1922 and subsequently, at
a price TO be stated in the Tender. must be
lodged not later than IL o'clock Noon on
February II ) 1922 with Messrs, J. p. Morgan
& Co., % Wall Street, New York.
|. Tenders will be received also in London by
Messrs Ba ring Brothers & Co.. Limited. and
in Buenos Aires by the Credito Publieo
Nacional.
Each f2o0 Bond has a par value OF 1913
u 8. Gold Dollars, and Tenders must be
made at flat price under par expressed In
dollars per Bond.
Tenders must be made on a form obtain
able on application and be accompanied by
a deposit of Bonds of the above mentioned
loan at the rate OF not less than S9l 30 per
1913 nominal capital rendered. The Deposit
and Tender must be securely enclosed In an
envelope marked Tender OF Argentine Gov
ernment 3 per cent. Internal Gold Loan 1909
Bonds for Redemption" In the event OF the
Bonds rendered not being lodged with Messrs.
Barring Brothers g. Co., Limited, by April 2s.
1922 the Deposit will be forfeited.
The Tenders win be opened In London on
February 15, 1922 and the result viii be
notified as soon possible thereafter.
Forms of Tender may be obtained on appli-
cation to Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co.. 20
Wall Street, New York. who reserve the
right to reject all or any Tenders.
Dated. New York. January 30, 1s22
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
WHEREAS. the business OF the firm of
CARTER, LEDYARD & MILBURN. a firm
having business relations with foreign coun-
tries, continues to he conducted b. some OF
the partners therein. to wit. by John G. MIL
yard, Jr.. Joseph W. Welsh. Walter s. Taylor.
John G. Milburn, Jr., Devereux Milburn and
Edwin DeT. Bechtel. who were partners OF
NOW. THEREFORE,, the undersigned. John
G.. Milburn, Edmund l.. Baylies. Lewis Cass
Ledyard. Jr.. Joseph w. Welsh. Walter +.
burn and Edwin DeT. Bechtel, who were
partners in said firm. together with J. NJ
Richardson Lyeth, in pursuance OF the
statute In such case made and provided, do
make and sign this certificate and do de-
clare that the persons Intending TO deal
under such name with their respective places
Of residence are as follows;
John G.. Milburn. residing at Manhasset.
Nassau County. New York
Edmund l.. Baylles. residing at 10 East SIND
Street, Borough of Manhattan. New York City
Lewis Cass Ledyard. Jr.. residing at Syosset.
Nassau County. New York
Joseph w. Welsh. residing at s23 Park Ave
nne, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
Waiter F. Taylor, residing at s12 East 60th
street. Borough OF Manhattan, New York City
John @. Miburn. Jr., residing at Manhasset.
Devereux Milburn. residing at westbury.
Nassau County, New York -
Edwin DeT. Bechtei residing at "A South
Mum Avenue. East Orange. N. J.
J. NJ. Richardson Lyeth. residing at River
dale-on- Hudson. New York
Dated, New York. January Ord. 1922.
JOHN G.. MILBURN,
EDMUND l.. BAYLIES,
LEWIS CASS 1.EDYARD, JR.,
JOSEPH w. WELSH,
WALTER Il. TAYLOR,
JOHN q. MTIBURN, JR.,
DEvERFUx NULBURN.
EDWIN DE T. BECHTEL.
J. M. RICHARDSON LYETH,
State of New York, County of New York. IS. :
On this 18th day Of January, 1922, before
rad ".
EDMUND L. BAYLIES, LEWIS CASS LED
YARD, JR., JOSEPH w. WELSH, WAITER
+. TAYLOR, JOHN @. NtLBURN. JR
DEvEREUx MrLBURN, EDWIN DE
BECHTEL and J. NJ. RICHARDSON LYETH,
10 me known and known 70 me TO be the
individuals described in and who executed
the foregoing instrument and they severaliy
duly acknowledged to me that they executed
MARGARET McCANN,
Notary Public New York County.
New York County Clerks office No. SO.
tSeai1 New York County Registers office
No. 204g.
Ny commission expires March 30. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
To Discuss Tarin Plans.

Plans urging on the Congress need of
immediate passage of tariff measure
with the American valuation plan in
corporated in it are expected to develop
in the meeting OF manufacturers, repre-
senting all classes of industry In the
United States. to be held to-day and to-
morrow in Washington under the Ma
tional Association Of Manufacturers' aus
pices. In urging quick action by the
Congress in the enactment of tariff
measure the manufacturers will urge
that all ad valorem duties be imposed on
a basis Of American values instead Of
on foreign values. az is at present prac-
ticed.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
Gra.. rug. Receive Attention.

Rug buyers in the market are said TO
be giving considerable attention to
cheaper merchandise. with emphasis on
the grass rug, said to be popular with
many whose buying power has been re-
duced and who are looking for. some
thing to take the places temporarily of
their worn out floor coverings. AL
though domestic manufacturers report
business good, frequent complaint is
heard against Japanese importations.
which are underselling the American
product.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30

Shop, mems furnishings, White Plains:
show liabilities of Sl9,257 and assets OF
x5.597, of which $1,000 is stock ana sovo
debts due on accounts. Among the cred
itors ares T.. M. Kelly. 1900: N. Bamace'
$s40: Samuel Il. Hartline, $500. Jonn ).
Hughes, White Plains. Is attorney Tor the
bankrupt.
DAVIS CO., INC.-schedules Of
Maurice Davis Co.. Inc, mems clothing.
1853 broadway. show liabilities Of s12J. .4of
and assets of $124.396. OF which sol 600 Is
stock, 81, 900 machinery. fixtures, &C.. and
$30, 900 debts due on accounts. Among the
creditors are: II. Karp. $4,000, secured !;
Irving National Bank, $4,000; Union Ex-
change National Bank. $4,000. Samuel s.
Breslin. 800 Broadway. Is attorney for the
FEpERAL Ef,sr AL OUTLET STORES, INc.-scref-
ules of Federal @ Outlet stores Inc; Inc, as,ny ah,
liabilities OF s14.4i2 and assets Of $s 500.
OF which $500 Is stock and $1,000 debts
due on accounts. Among the creditors are :
Mccormick q stahl. s1.3e4; U. s.. a, Sales
Co.. 200; sIverstein , prothers, ,I, s.zo. Ed
attorney for the bankrupt.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
KERN STAYS IN EUROPE;
CONFIDENT ABOUT SALE
Leoves Paris for Sutherland
and East Europe.

Special Gable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyrioht, 1879, bv THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Jan. 90.
Martin E. Kern, whose Bosch Magnetic
Company interests are being investi-
gated, left last night for Switzerland.
where he will confer in behalf of the
Foreign Trade Bureau of the Depart
ment of Commerce with Consul Meiley
at Bern before making q two weeks
visit to Prague, Vienna, Berlin and per-
haps Warsaw.
Before leaving he told THE NEW YORK
HERALD correspondent that lawyers had
said 1t was unnecessary for him to re-
confident Of the legitimacy of the Alien
Property Custodian's sale.
Special Dispatch to THE New York HnnALD.
BosroN, Jan. 29.--Investigation OF the
circumstances through whiofi Martin Il.
Kern bought from A. Mitchell Palmer.
Allen, Property Custodian, with the ap-
proval OF Francis p. Garvan, chief of
the Bureau OF Criminal Investigation,
the Bosch Magnetic Company of SPRING
field. Mass. will begin in the Federal
court in Boston tomorrow.
The Investigation will include a search
into the record of Arthur IT. Murray,
former Allentown, Pa. garage employe,
who.. with the approval of Palmer and
President Wilson, was appointed as rep
resentative, OF the Government at the
Bosch works at Springfield; of which he
10 now president. +, -
1t also will deal with the part played
in the sale by Judge J. Harry Coving-
ton. appointed Chief Justice of the Dis
trict of Columbia by President Wilson.
who was formerly attorney for Kern.
and the Boston firm OF Hornblower &
Weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
Low Prices for. Furniture.

(, Advanced showings indicate that low
prices will predominant in furniture
sales beginning to-day. Furniture will
be the retail fields big feature and
feeling that sales will be unusually sue
cessful is general. II is pointed out that
consumers have been holding off in
anticipation Of lower prices and renewed
building activity has reached the point
where consumers actually need furniture
for new apartments. Shopping will be
the rule. however. and keen competition
is expected.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30

A SERVICE CORPORATION or MA
TtONAL REPUTE SEVERAL YEARS
IN BUSINESS DESIRES TO CONNECT
WITH FINANCIAL INSTITUTION WITH
A VIEW OF SECURING ADDITIONAL
CAPITAL FOR EXPANSION PURPOSES.
BOX II go HERALD, $50 B'WAl.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
Expect More Liberal Buying.

Many buyers coming into the local
market this week after inventory taxi
ings are expected to know definitely the
extent of their needs and more buying
and less shopping Is looked to develop
as a result. Furnishing buyers will be
here I'm large numbers and immediate
delivery business In shirts and under
wear Is anticipated. Little action is ex
pected from clothing buyers coming into
the market Jobbers in a position to
offer bargains. will receive the major
share of their attention.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30

1922 1,5i4.ss
r. LAWRENCE SMITH EXPORT
e. IMPORT CO.-Par Holding Co.,
Inc; November %. 1921. ......... es7.2o
BRONX.
BERNSTEIN. George. and Colum-
bia Casualty Co.--People State of
New York; January 0, is2a...... 10000
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man ...................,.... 2,oa7.oo
RoOs. Philip A.-John A. Murray
q Sons. Inc. ...........s ..ss.'. vvc.gv
REICHBART. Anna--H. Reichbart. 0,4Ol'oS
RUDNICK, Morris, and benjamin
W. Kapp-Textilc Pub. Co. .:......i 014Ol
ROsENBLUM, Louis--D. kinigstein
RETCHBART. Anna--S. Reichbart. 6,41s.p3
SATISFACTO PRODUCTS CO.
mo-, and George w. Sempie-M' "a, .o
Nierkins ............ss ~oo'oV
sTEfGELMAN. Maude-J. O. w. 40
we,ner -'eo, a','.'........... 341.pf
TALLIs. Walter A-same......... 230.e3
UNIVERSAL PAPER BOTTLE co.
C. +. Hokmgroup .........s.s.. 2l,3O2sl
VAN UREN, DE WITH. Altman q
70 .:......s. ...s.s. '....' - no"
W" &c ''; r. pcmar mar .....'....s..... "c M 5oc5s so
wANDERMAN, FL. a. Waters
&c al. ...s.......s.'. sr's... ..''ss...; i'-'''-i
wELLAND. Robert L., and olai
Btrland Cgannell Nugent
kranzer, Inc. l,soSsst
WATERMAN Arthur Ls-As n
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
sale of Kid Gloves increases.

A prediction for the return of the kid
glove vogue for spring is made by a
large importer. The last season Is said
to have been generally poor in that line,
due to the public's economy. which has
turned to cheaper cotton and silk fabric
gloves. The curtailed buying and the
fact that the domestic market has been
flooded with foreign importations of kid
gloves in anticipation of prohibitive
tariff has brought about sharp reduc-
ton in prices For spring wear the
twelve button gauntlet glove Is featuring
French importations.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy
were filed Saturday In the United states
SOLAR & LiNK-An involuntary petition
against William Sclar and Jacob Link.
Nsssas street by Brande a McDonnelIy.
Inc, who claim $500. Archibald Palmer.
800 Broadway, Is attorney for the peti-
HIJMBERT HoNsELL--voluntary petition
by Humbert Honsell. 20 West esth street,
who places his liabilities at si5.oos, and
assets at $40, debts due on account Among
the creditors are: J. Hatfield Morton,
s12,266; Robert Cohen. s2si Hull & Eber-
hardt, % William street. are attorneys for
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed Saturday in the United States
s. MEYERsoN PAPER CO.. INc.-Judge
schwabecher receiver for =. Meyerson
Paper Co. Inc. paper. S2i Greenwich
sAI.vAToRE oLIvERI-Judge Mack ap-
pointed Carol Weiss King receiver for
salvatore oiveri. groceries. 3is East lo6th
street, with bond Of $500.
KADELBURC;. TsIvoGLoN g. Co.-Judge
Mack appointed James Marshall receiver
for Frederick r. kadelburg and George J.
Tsivogion. trading as Kadclburg, Tsivoglon
4 Co. exporters and importers, Jos fiud
son street with a bond Of $500.
SOLAR a L1NK-Judge Meek appointed
and Jacob Link. trading as sclar Link.
Jeweiry. II Nassau street. with bond Of
S2,50O.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules In bankruptcy we're
filed Saturday in the United states District
Court:
Aranow, jcwelry, i2i Canal street, show
liabilities OF sfs.1i3 end assets OF sd.27o.
OF which $cos II stotk. SO ,235 machinery,
fIxtures, Sc. and s2 73T debts due on ac-
counts. Solomon Brinn. OF Park row, Is
attorney for the bankrupt. Among the
creditors are Louis Aranow. si.s50: Abra-
ham Partner, 81 ,2.5: Julius Aranow. 5000.
SAM HASENFUTTER-Th schedules of Sam
Hasenfutter. shoes, Ill Delaney street.
show liabilities OF Sia.1.9 and assets given
na unknov n Among creditors are ".
F,ldman SO roo; s. Blucstein, $500. n.
w. q. shoe Co.. 81 200. Leon rnsiicw. iJ
Park row, IL attorney for the bankrupt.
MEMS q SPECIALITY SHOP-Schedules of
Lee e. Earle, trading as Mems Speciality
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
STOCKHOLDFRs MEETING.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a meeting.
OF the stockholders Of l. ZENDMAN SON K
CO, INC, Will be held on the 18th day of
February, 1922, at 10 Fifth Avenue, Manhat- Z
tan New York City, at four y. NJ. fer tho,
purpose OF dissolving the said corporation
and transacting any other necessary business.S
~. NJ. oPpER. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholm
ers OF The Lighting Corporation win be
held at the offices OF The Lighting Studios
Company. No. go West 42nd Street, New
York, az two i. NJ. on Tuesday February
i4th. 1922, for the purpose Of eiecting offi-.'
GERS for the ensuing year and transnctnE
any other business that may properly come
before the meeting. *
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhoId-
ors OF The Lighting Studios Company wilnl
be held az the offices OF the Company. Mo-
90 Wcs, iand Street New York, AT two =.
r. NJ on Tuesday, February i4th. 1927 for
.he purpose Of electinE officers for the er-l
suing year and transacting any other busi-r
ness that may properly come before uss-
meeting
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
NEW ENGLAND MFG. STOCKS.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
BOSTON. Jan. 2s.-Saies of manufac-
turing stocks in Boston last week In