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New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or
NEW YOnK-JeFse Oppenhsim and VIII
liam Meter Plaintiffs, against John
HssT,I Ho.nls NAY ass. Ho.n. hos9Is vs HI,9@ s5.,
names MARY" and i'd" being fctitiouf
and unknown 90 plaintiffs. Salvatore Pc
ram. Luigi Mahcuso, hatteo Ia Bance,
Maria Digrassa. Chari Pinto. Antonio
S.ao J.Sss r'1iS bARsIis me chHTs SaGho Pssaiio
Vincent Franoholh. Joseph" Damiano.
samuel parullo. Thomas" Cecaroni
i,s, names John" "J'nss1 "hehasS
"Thomas' being notliious and unknown %
plalntlna. John Doe" Richard Ros"
James Brown" Robert Jones' and 30.
ssph Smith" the nys names last mon
toned being fictitious and unknown 70
plaintiffs. each of said persons having or
claiming 20 have an Interest IN premises
Number $40 East ioTth Street, IN the Bor-
ouEh of Manhattan. City ~ Now YORK. Do
PENDANTS SUMMONS. Trial desired IN
TO THE AnovE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH or THEM
TOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70
answer the complaint m this action. ard %
serve q copy of your answer, or, n the
Complaint % not served with this summons,
% serve a notics OF appearance on the
piaintlhs Attorney within twenty days
after the service of this summons, sHelu-
siVs Of the day Of service. and IN case of
ment will BE- taken against you BY default
for tho relief demanded n ths complaint
Dated New York. September 2Ttb, 1874
ROBERT METER, Attorney for Plain.
tiRs. 1919 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city.
70 tho defendants. John HosniG ard
Mary HocnlE. his vife. frst mama
Mary" fictitious and unknown %
plaintiffs;
Tho foregoing summons IL served upon
you by publication. pursuant 20 an order
OF Hon. George v Muilan. Justice ~ the
supreme Court % the state of New York,
dated tho nth day Of December 1879, and
fled with the complaint IN tho o1ico u the
clerk Of the County Of New York. AZ tbs
County Court House, In the Borough OF
Manhattan. City, County and State of New
York The object OF tho above entitled
action IL 10 foreoloso a mortgage on prem
ises situated on the southerly side of 10Th
street, distant 575 feet westerly from the
westerly side OF First Avenue, being rs
feet IN width front and rear and 100 feet
II inches IN depth on both sides, said
premises b1ing known a. NO. $50 East
ioTth street. Manhattan. New York city.
Dated New York, December nth, 1919.
ROBERT METER. Attorney for Plain
tihs. 1919 Broadway. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
DR.. J. Kessler Purchases
Home I'm West 46ih Street

J. K. Moors sold the three-story
dwelling 3lT West Forty.siEth Street
for Leonora ". Reed 20 DR.. J. Kessler
for occupancy. This ia the hrst sale
Of the property since 1888.
The Hudson p. Rose Company, op-
orators, purchased from the ziegler
estate seven dwellings on Sylvan Court.
a small street running OF i2ist Street,
between Third and Lexington avenues.
Sydney II. HickoI was the broker.
Mary Popkin sold 20 Eva Rosenberg
the three-story dwelling at b25 West
i4eth Street, i6x9ell.
The John p. Peel Company resold
for Nathan Wilson the following
dwellings purchased By Mr.. Wilson
from the Waldorf Astor estate on west
Forty-hfth Street; 2S3 and 32t 20
Frank Saraeeo; $40 20 Edward II.
Turner. who has purchased four OF
the dwellings.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Brokers I'm Recent Deals

A. V. Amy & Co. and II. d. Baker
negotiated the sale FOR the estate Of
Elizabeth Horgan Of tire northwest
corner Broadway and Elghty-eighth
Street. f0O.sxi00, four hve-story apart
ments. and held at 100000, 20 Joseph
II. Gelding, who Will erect a large
apartment. The sellers were repre-
sented by william T. Clare, attorney
and The BUYER by Samuel II. Golding.
Thomas n. Stiles, associated with
the Vreeland-Ord Realty Company, was
The broker in the sale for S. L. Pakas
Of the two sl1.story elevator apart
ment AT the southeast corner Madison
Avenue and Ninety-fourth Street 70
Frederick ". Schultheis, who gave IN
part payment two factories on Com
mercial Street. Newark. The apart
ments were held at $4,000 and the
Newark property az $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
-Flrst National Bank, III paso, Texas.
Plaintiff against Alberto Stein, Defendant.
summons with Notice.
TO the above named Defendant; You
are hereby summoned 20 answer the com.
piaint In this action. and 10 serve a copy
81 your answer, or, n the complaint II not
served with this summons, 20 serve
notice of appearance. on tho Plaintiffs At.
torney within 20 days after the service OF
this summons exclusive Of tbs day OF
service In case Of your failure 20 appear
or answer, judgment will b taken against
you By default for tho relief demanded
In the complaint
dated, n. ". Nov aoth. isi1.
THOMAS 4. HALL.
Attorney for Plaintiff. No. sos Broadway,
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York
TO Alberto Stein. Defendant: The fore.
goinE summons 10 served upon you by
publication. pursuant 70 an order % Hon,
Deorae v. Mullan, q Justice of tho au'
prsns Court Of the state OF New York.
dated the fth day Of December. 1914. and
nled with tho complaint In tho once Of the
County Court House. IN the Borough oi
Manhattan. city. County and stats of
Dated, y. T., December sth. 1874
THOMAS ", HALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and Pest
Cfice Address, no. sos Broadway.
Borough Of ManhAttan, CITY OF Rev
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Lnss Demand for Wool

BOSTON, Dec. 29.-"The Commercial
Bulletin" will say tomorrow: "The
demand for wool has been slightly
less this week. manufacturer being
more concerned with inventories than
the purchases Of new stock, although
dealers have had opportunities 70 sell
a prices which they would not con-
sidsr. what business has been doone
las been at prices which showed
no real weakness IN the market. The
reports from the goods markets also
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Tall Flat for Corner
Madison Avenue Plot
FOurteen-SiOry Apartment May
Be Erected on Vacant Site
af Q6ih Gfrecf

Leon 8. Altmayer sold for tho Ned
corner at 1888 20 1892 Madison Avenue
and N 20 70 East Ninety-sixth Street,
the northwest corner OF Ninety-slxth
Street. The premises have q frontage
i20 feet on East Nlnety-siTth Street.
These premises were owned for many
years by +. Clifford Potter, Oakley
Thorn, John d. Crimmins and william
II. Chesebrough. II IL believed that
the plot will be improved with four
teen story apartment, with ten stores
on tho Madison Avenue frontage.
Leo s. Berg sold 70 Francis B.
Robert the plot. l00X25e. 7xirregular, ~
the northeast corner Of Broadway and
Arden Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Carbarn Realty on Fourth
Avenue Sale Denied

The New York Railway Company an
nouneed that no sale has been made
as frequently reported OF the Thirty
second Street and Fourth Avenue car
barn block for the purpose Of a rail-
road terminal for Long Island or West
chester trains.
The property, which Is now in the
hands Of JOB +. Hedges ss receiver.
and has been ordered sold By decree Of
tho United States District Court. act
ing by Judge Julius NJ. Mayer. Sew
eral negotiations arc in progress for
tho sale OF the block FOR Improvement
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Cotton Goods Active

FALL RIVER, Mas, Dec. 29,-Fsir
demand Tor all style Of gray or un.
9nishsd cotton goods has prevailed
iAroughout the week in the Fall River
uill center. Aggregate sales are esti-
mated at 10000 pieces (about l0,200,-
n0 ysrds). Sateens, twills and certain
plain goods constructions featured the
BUSINESS. Mill prices hold firm, and in
lors eases quotations have been ad-
Ancod an eighth Of cent yard,
Many manufacturers are hesitant
.bout selling their productions beyond
February
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Failures Decline

With a holiday intervening the num-
Der Of commercial failures for the cur
rent week were ak less than last week,
when 4l3 were reported TO r. @. Dun
4 Co. In the similar hve-day week
last year there were AIT defaults. The
East showed an increase In failures
this week, but this was Offset By de-
elines In other sections.
Only 54.7 per cent of the total num-
Der Of failures had individual liabiii-
ties Of $4,000 or more, compared with
56.4 per cent last week and 56.4 per
cent last year.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30

etrpRFuE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
-Gussis Levine. Plaintiff. againtt laidose
Levine, Defendant summons Aeuon tof
re ths above named Defendant
You are hereby summoned 20 answer tho
complaint "a this action. and 70 serve a
COPY Of your answer or. u the complaint
II not served with this summons, 10 serve
a notice Of appearance on the PiainNn .
Attorusy within twenty days after service
of this summons. exclusive q tho Day or
service, and 10 case Of your failure 10 al,
pear. or answer, judgment viii be takeh
agalnst you BY default for the relief de-
Inanded In the comp aint
Dated New York. November ~, ielt
KEVfE FRANKEI.
Plaintiffs Attorney. once and Posionice
Address. 1919 Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City'
To fsidore Lsyine. Defendant
Please take notice that the foreGQinE
luminous l. served upon yes ~ pubiica-
fion. pursuant 20 an order of Hon, George
" Huiian, q Justice of the supreme Court
AZ ne gfate of New York, dated December
4 isfs ana nled with che complaint IN
~. ofHeo ~ the CLERK n tho County "
sew york. ~ the County Cour House:
norourh 0f Nanhattan, ciiy, County ana
pstsd Nav York, Decembsr y 1873
KEVIE TRANhEL4
Attorney for PiAlntn, Omcs and Pest
crnce Address itft Bfosduay, Nor
ssSh sf Manhastan. New York CIV.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Curtan Cotton Goods Imports

BERLIN, Dec. 29.-Ths German
government Is taking drastic steps to
eurtail the importation Of all cotton
fabrics, and Is making particularly
strong efforts 20 bar ealicos and Gre
tonnes. General business inactivity,
IL is explained, has cut the purchasing
power TO such an extent that tho Ger
man mills can supply all the Inland
demand.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Steamer Chaudiere on Rocks;
No Lives I.naf. Ship Damaged

HAMILTON. Bermuda, Dee. ~ lby
The Asaoeiated PreSs) The passenger
steamship Chaudiero, owned and oper.
ated by the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company. went on the rocks on Ser, ser
n,uds to-dav while on the northward
run from West Indies ports 20 .Noss
Scotia. The vessel was badly damaged
but has been reaoated. There was no
loss OF life.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Results of Auction Sales
nY peniamln IN

0rssuwieh II, iss A iib, and IS 20 ~
Thames ~, n . cor, s.iox7Asx lrreg;
f-sty BLDG. Philip Ber0lzheimor city
Chanaherlaln. agt Kohar Realty Corp 81 al;
amt due. iiii.ssi.sf taxes. etc, VA
9lG3o; adjourned 90 March Is, is21.
ny Henry Brady
Itfth st. a1t r, =. 800 "a ov, 2bz
ioo.fi: s-sty nat; susan + Bushnell q Al
at Dora TrevaA ei Al. amt due, tll..
sI.gs; taxes. etc. t2.27b; 10 the plainta
FOR go. 900.
"a av gaoi. cor ii,th 81, 2s.7Iiot; /;
S-sty tnmnt; North River savings Bank
aEt Egldio Comodo et al, amt due, VIA
trinity as, va ga i5sth ~, S0HiSo;
Rlssier Realty Co agt Jennie Berger, amt
due, ii3.o0i.og. taxes. etc. ts5s.6l prlor
mtgs, $4,000; 70 Jacob Aager foF 1sl'boo.
APARTMENTS ron SALE or TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
LW W. Busy in Oil Fields

BRECKENRIDGE, Tex Dec @s;- %
l. W. w. organizers announced tp-aa5 s,
that they proposed 20 combine al on on
workers in this section 20 enable theIn @
20 contend for higher wages and oettes
Ths Organizers said they INTENDED 10
r,,ke nos.ession Of the "red caro- ,
yeeuisite for employment IN Texas ana
OKLAHOMA oil field camps.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Sign Painting School Gets
New Quarters on Heighis

Jules Nehring sold for Nelson a.
Lawton 20 Peter Radiehi. 24it Amster-
dam Avenue. a two and one-half story
building, 25Si0O, occupying tho Wash,
ington Bridge Postoffiee, which viii
shortly move into its new building at
57i West ls2d Street Peter and Al
fred Radiehi, who conducts the Art
Sign School on adjoining property'
teaching doughboys the art Of sign
painting, will make extensive sltera-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Brooklyn Man Buys Home
Al Great Neck Estates

J. sehippers, Of Brooklyn, has pur-
chased the Julius L. Nichols residence
on Cedar Drive, Great Neck Estates.
Great Neck, L. I. II Is whito frame
Colonial house, containing ten rooms
and three baths. The property was
held AZ $4,000. Harvey Craw was the
hroker
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Sales of Bronx Flats

Joseph sager sold "a 2. stern ooI
East i76th street. fve-stoTy wals-up
APARTMENT. 75xiisxi50, for forty iarn'
iiies. II rents for over $4,000 nna vas vas
held AZ si65,0O0. y. Stromm was inc
broker. .., 40, -. ,sa.h
Street, two modern houses S''o1lV0
aark
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Executors of Hoffman, Estate
Sell West Side Buildings

The p. Pryibil Machine Company
bought its property, consisting Of two
iive-story buildings, ht bi2 10 52s West
Forty-hrst Street, i75xl00, between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. The
property was sold By william Hoff-
mann. as executor, FOR a stated con-
siderhtion Of si20.oo0. Title was taken
IN the name Of the Pryibil Realty Cor
poratlon.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Albania Offers Oil Fields
Negoiiates With U. s. and Eng.
lish Firms on Exploitation
From Ths Tribuns's European bureau

From The Tribunss Earopsan bureau
Copyright. 1928. New York Tribune Inc
BELGRADE, Dec. 2e.-The Albanian
government at Tirnna "a negotiating
with the Standard Oil Company, as well
as with the English Anglo-Persian Com
pany, on the exploitation Of oil sources
in Albanian territory, according 10 In
formation received here to-day.
The Albanian fields are reputed rich
and. being only a few miles distant
from the seaport Of Valona, readily ae-
cessible for exploitation.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Tnri Wiih Radio on Vlew

A taxieab equipped with radio VII VII
he a feature OF the Motor Show which
Is to open at Madison Square Garden
on January s. The Taxi Club OF New
York will take a large part in the show
holding daily sessions. Several OF he
latest model taxis. embodying new
IDEAS In comfort, are 20 be shown
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
SUMMONS

gtJPRFME COURT or THE srAIE o.
NEW YORK. K.--MARY HOUSTON boLi.Lf
r,entsrv trustees under the Last VII aad
Testa ment of ROBERT Y. WEsICOII. o..
eeaeed. Plaintiffs against cORlNNk W.
CONQUEST. ROBERr FOifiEk CoN9uEoI'
ciiIpMiAN CONQUEST. GLADYS con
wELMAN. NARY HorsroS soLLEi.
pSspETIeK pSsp THSEsToS wssTs9EE s9Y s9LlaR lnaRdlRE M
gOfIEY. ard ROBERT FOLOER eOLLEl,
Defendants. Plaintiff dssignatss New IefS
County ~ The place q trial. sUNHo@ns, @
YoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED. 70 az
swer the complaint IA this action. and @
serve q copy OF your answer, or, ~ tEs
complaint IL not served with tais eummons'
gfs attorneys xithih tTeniy days aftsr tis
service of this summons. exclusive ot rs
day of Seryics. In case ot yo1l fsiurs q
SSSsinst you BY dsfsuit. Tor ths rsiisf a.
fnanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York. DeceInbaf 10. 1871:
WINTHROP 4 HTlAsQN..
Attorneys for Piaintins, ofAce and Post-
once Address 3, Liberiy etrest. pery
ouFh of Manhattan. City of New Ioris
10 CORlNNE W. CONQUEST. NonkNI,
FoLGER CONQUEST. GEORGE RontEr
CONQUEST. SHElLA CHAIRMAN con I.
QUEST, GLADYS CONQUEST WELhAff
ana PHOEBE VIRGINIA WELMAHi
The foregoing summons Il served ypan yet
n y R1s Rgis 20 a,ss % Gss'S st q q. s1e 3
prems Couf of the STATE Of NeW York,
dated the 18th day of December. 1891. Agd
fled with che complaint IN ths ono. ef tse
of Manhattan. City and otats of Nev rorf
Dated December 18Th, 1879.
WINTHROP a gTIMSON.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs. once and poat-
once Address - Libsry Street, nas-
ough OF Manhattan City ef hsW rer.
SUPREME COURT or THE STATE o.
uSE,gA NEw fonn ali SeIfx OH xcoapxSr ~ .1 p,sir-
tiR. Va BANoUE FRANcAIsr DO AEx-
fotJE Defendant. .---SuMNONA
10 THE ABOvE.NAMED DEPENDANT;
you ARE HEREBY suMnoNrp %
serve copy of your answer. % n tis
complaint q not served with this sVBlncs5
10 serve a Notice % Appearenoe on tbs
Plaisiins Attorneys within twsniy eay5
elusive of the day q service. II esss q
your failure 70 appear or ausver. ivdgInen.
will Be taken against you ~ default fcT
The relief demanded IN the eompl.int
Dated New York. Novembsr nth. 1919
PARKER. aAHsHALf, MiLLER q
AUCHiNCLOSS, Attornefs for Plain
n0. Onfca and y. q. Address 81
broadway, Borough of Msnhattan,
city of New York. 30
The foregoing summons is served spon
YOU by publication pursuant 80 an order of
Hon. 0eorgs v. Mullan. a Justice % toe
supreme Court Of the state Of New Yofk.
dated the 18th day 81 December. 1874. arJ
FLED with the compliant in the onica ~ tho
clerk of the County ~ New York, A. ths
Comfy Cour' House. IN the Borough g
Manhattau. city county and otAte q
New York
DATED New YORK. December ttih, it32.
pAnKDn. MARSHALL. MfLLER =
AuCHINCLOsS lttoEnays fof Piain.
tir Onics and y. o. Address. a.
Broadway, porouGh u NsnsaitaA
NsW YORK ciiy,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Edward III. Delafeld 10 Erect
Another House at Noroton

Edward II. Delaheld has awarded
to the Patterson King Corporation,
architects and builders. the contract
for the design and construction Of a
residence FOR his own occupancy 20
two other houses already under con-
struetion by the Patterson King Cor
poration for Mr.. Delafeld.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Commercial Credit

Dght but steady demand for neu
Dnmercial money continues 70 be reg
tered In the markets. Commercial
Npsr continues to discount at AZ to o
s,Y cent Only paper bearing eXcep-
sonally high class names discounts at
As former figure.
The American Acceptance Council
Yesterday quoted the following dis
pun. rates on prime bankers accept
rees eligible for purchase by Federal
naaa,rn hankns
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Rentals of Apartment Suites

Hamilton Iselin & Co. leased for Don
AID Mixsell his furnished apartment At
3S West Fifty-ninth Street 10 Louise
II. Grace.
The Payson Mel Merrill Company
leased apartments In the West Eighty
sixth Street Studios, 257 West Eighty
sixth Street. 20 Miss kathryn Carylna,
Prank De Haven and Paolo Aartueei;
AZ ii5 East Fifty-sixth Street 20 Miss
Helen o. Irwin and a studio apartment
at i4O West Fifty-seventh Street 70
Donald Y. Newhall.
--------.----,- -, 49, On 10 rw~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Bud Fisher 10 Locate
In Sherman Square Section

Wood, Dolson Company, Inc. through
It's representative F. NJ. Maefarlan.
fred RadiehI, who conduct the Art
list. n suite Of Offices in tho building
recently completed at 2067 Broadway.
az Seventy-seeond Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Hunrnry Bars U. $. Papcrs

VIENNA, Dec 2e.--The Police PFesl.
Aent of Budapest has publlshed list
OF l05 newspapers pfintea api9aot nc
sale Of which viii be prohibited W hun, IN
gary under severe penaltles. lhs i,.'
includes almost all the Hungarian los'-
nais printed IN tho united States.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Inves, In Freeport Lots

William P. Jones sold for John HOO, !Si
10 George May the two lots, EoSloe
zach. on the north side OF Fierreponl
place. 27e feet west Of bedeh stree1
Freeport L. I,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Old Quintard Ironwork
Realty ON East Side Sold

The Vacuum oil Company purchased
for a stated consideration Of 100000
from Anna W. Peter as administrators
the old Quintard Iron Works property
on the north side OF Tenth Street. $40
feet east Of Avenue ID. extending 10
the East River and running through
The block 20 Eleventh Street
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Business Troubles


Weinstsin, Louia Torkvilis
Credit Onion ine.............. b1sh
In BronI County
ALLEGRO ConA Co-E I DUPONT
de NemOurs a Co. Inc ....... fi.6lB.1o
Ahenpohl, Hang-H Abelea .... Sz2.AA
Bruen. Frederick-pictorial Re-
view co --...----.- ......-. 4At-ta
Borowitz. Tsadore, 3 Benjamin
GoOdmar--L Levine ....s.... fg.fi
Cherubin. Edward. Leo Samueig
q Joseph Cohcn--L " Shapiro -
Cohen. Joe-T Oladdinr ...... 1910
Cohen. Frenk-L Bisnkfine ct al ieA74
I'd Gerald Realty co. Inc. and
Reinhardt p Koester
Schneider, Inc .............. $3.50
0oSsner. William I'm G. RR
20 .s..s.ss.ts....s .sss....tt.s 1915
Roster. Wiiliam--Central Shoe 60 sigCf
Miller Meyer sliberman 2ai6o
Rosenfield. Harry-B 3 Deutssh 6io.7a
5orine. Vincent J-T Williams
~ u s.sss.sss.s.sss.. s.ssssss aaa.lU
suehars, Oeorge-J ColdEtcin 1855
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
$4,000 Loan on Flat

The Warranty Brokerage Corporation
has secured for Elizabeth Bober and
Israel Bober n first mortgage Of f22,-
900, az FIVE and one-half per cent (5h),
for FIVE years on the hve-story apart
ment at i59 west Eighty-fourth street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Snle In Washington Street

I,idor Krumholr sold 70 Sam Mantell
and Abraham Waehor the four-story
building az 3ii Washington Street.
gb 6I4b8
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Queens

ArAKTMENTs FOR SALE on TO Lrr
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED

GENTLEMAN wants well furnished apart
ment 3 months. East side beioW 73nd, ~
sitting room FOR ssif and wife. IN buiidinf
with good restaurant. Reply go, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
FOR SALE

A sAFg WAY TO BUY A TYPEwRiTEE.
We cell all makes rebuilt anc sqgal "
~ six months and apply al rental ~ u
Ar month"; on purchase, keep u N psf-
sse, order during time rented ana ous lear
after II you buy Il. Can you ask for fair'f
P'VV''i iRESTAfs . MONTHS. 9, UP.
TYPEWRITER SALES COAPANI. INC
q Cortiandt ~. Cortlanct lBaas
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30

at sovshern cotton spinning and
..-s,v plants nave given the New
r.,l,sS mills issreasing competition
/, sb. last yssr OF two has been g we'll
,..vn fact n the cotton goods trade
s,r. and the subject Of much comment.
oss,,.Ions On Southern gray or unfn-
~ Goods IN the local market usually
- arSer those made BY Eastern mills.
r..ton consumption figures issued by
4, Impairment Of Commerce every
-..sb also show that the Southern
M have been using a larger proper
=, Of al cotton consumed than was
6--Giy the case. Recently a COM
.Ialon was sent 20 the Southern mill
sarjes By the State Of Massachusetts,
4. rvsstigste the contention Of Masta-
sg,stu cotton mill men that South
~ vrcdueinR costs were lower than
,s,s obtsinlng in New England, chief
! bssause Of longer working hours
"a loFer wage scales.
Isother point that recently was suR'
rStsd BIZ a prominent authority on
ss.isn manufacturing was that most Of
IA Southern mills, having been erected
recent years, are equipped with
~es up-to-d8tc machinery and have
zen PLANNED for more efficient produc.
asn than the Northern mills, most Of
.,i,h are old properties.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES
nnrrtNonN q 70

ROBINSON a co.
Notice ls hereby given that Howard N.efy
Mitchell and James II. McCean hAVs btsn
this day admitted 20 nemsefsnip " o.uI ouI ~ nI n
e Exchangs Piaes,
New York, ~. n,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30

indicate a healthy condition Of bust
ness, although current sales have been
meaReT."
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
s,nre. and BoIIer RepaIr.

STOVE AND BOILER REPAIRS.
nepairs furnished % ~ any MAKE
~ stove Rang, Fufnaoe. tteam
Vet water Heater uanufacturad.
gToyE REPAIR CORPORATION,
sag-23O Water 81, cor. BfekmAn, ~, u
praneh. ia Mulberry 81. ksNart, N. y
open Saturdays Until r. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Plain.
tlR, against BANQuE FRANCAfSE DU
NExf9uE, Defendant Summons
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
YOU ARE HEREBY sUMMOSED 20 an
sWer thu complaint IN this action and 10
serve A COPY OF your answer, or. n tho
com pIaint r. not served with this sum.
mons. 20 serve a notice 0f appearance. on
the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty
days after tho service of thls summons,
exclusive OF the day Of service In case
of your failure 20 appear, or answer, judg.
ment will be taken against you BY DE-
fault. for the relief demanded In the eem-
Dated November Ifth. 1922.
WHITE & CASE,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. once and Post
once Address No. ~ Wall street
borough OF Manhattan. CITY % New
To paneue Francaiss dn MeElaus,
The foregoing summons u served upon
YOU By publication, pursuant 10 an order
of Hon. George V. Aulian, Justice u the
Huprems Court of thu state q New York.
County OF New York. dated tho ltth day
Of December. 1922 and Med win the corn.
pialnt Ia tho once OF the Clerk OF me
County of New York AZ New York city.
New York. ... ,.....
Attorneys for Plaintiff. once and Post
once Address, 30. IL Wall street
Borough of Nanhattan. city Of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
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