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The New York herald., 1922-06-29
Dress Buyers in Market.

The usual number of buyers are In
the market looking over the early fall
lines of silk dresses which are being
shown by manufacturers. A small vol
ume of buying is being done. but what
business Is passing is said to be merely
for flliIg-fn purposes. Little in the
way Of buying is expected by manufac-
turres until week or so when sales
mon depart with the regular sample
lines. They are sanguine over the out
look. believing that retailers and job
bers have a small supply Of assorted
goods on hand. In materials, satin
Cantons are moving best at present
and are expected to be the leading
seller in autumn goods. Other descrip-
tions which manufacturers entertain
high hopes for are Poiret twills in the
cloth, Canton crepe and crepe de Chine.
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Yokohnm mn SILK Market.

The Yokohama raw silk market was
more active yesterday. but prices re-
manned unchanged. The action OF the
Japanese Imperial Silk Syndicate in
disposing of 1900 bales more of its
holdings apparently had little effect on
quotations. Gables to local raw silk
firms report tha. the present accumu-
lation of silk In the hands of the syndi-
cate totals only 5000 bales. The local
market was quiet. with some small pur-
chases being made for filling-in pur-
poses. Prices generally were firm on
new crop silk. but some concessions
were made on old crop fiber still in
the market Dealers generally are firm
In their price ideas on new crop silk
and anticipate further advances Stocks
Of old season silk. both In this market
and in Yokohama. are low and are
expected to be cleaned UP In a short
time.
The New York herald., 1922-06-29
FOREIGN PORTS.
IN Mail.l

AKIN, June 3-Saied. str Frederica
(ran). New York (and sailed from st Vim
cent 1Sth).
BARBADOS, June 24-Sailed. str Canadian
Beaver (Br), from Montreal fer Demerara.
CALLAO. June 21-Sailed. str Colusa, Mol
endo.
HAVANA, June 22-Sailed. strs Otto Hugo
SHINES (Ger), Vera Cruz and New Orleans; F;
Mcntrose (Br) Matanzas: de Satrustegui
(Sp), Vera Cruz; schr Alma Il (Br), Jack
sonville.
MOJI. June 21-Arrived. str Apus, Kobe
land sailed 22d for Dairen).
MONTREAL. June 25-Arrived. strs San
Ricardo (Br), Tampico; 26th. Nascopie (Br),
Bay Roberts.
QUEBEC. June 26--Passed In Father Point,
str Talaralite (Br). Halifax for Montreal.
Passed in Fame Point 26th. strs General
Petitti QtaD, Antwerp for Montreal; 27th,
Anfora UtaD, Trieste for do.
Passed out Point Tuppcr 26th, str Cana
dian Harvester (Br). Montreal for Barba-
dos, &C.
sT JOHNS. NE. June 25-Arrived. str Ca
nf dian Sapper (Br), Montreal.
SYDNEY, CB, June 25-Arrived. strs Lor.
strathcona (Br. Montreal: 26th. Watuka
(Br). st John.
Sailed 25th, strs Daghild (Nor). wabana;
Fiave ItaD. Montreal; 18th. King Alfred
(Er) Bari and Venice; Vesuv,o UtaD. from
Montreal for Genoa; Gefion (Nor). Murray
Fay.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic office.l
June 49, lat 40 43, lon 63 3S, passed a
white object. apparently a moorng buoy-Str
France (Fr).
June 8. lat 10 80. Ion rs so. passed several
large trees-Str Sheaf Field (Dr).
June IS, lat 45 30. Ion % 81. passed a red
conical buoy-Str Peninsula State
Received the following from Lands End
redio station: June 0. lat 40 80. lon 80. a
mine; June 0. lat 81 20. Ion II 35. wreckage
with spar projecting about feet cut OF
writer. Received the following from str
william Boyce Thompson: June IA. lat
~ II. Ion IL is, a large whistling buoy about
70 feet, above water, and received the follow
Ig frcE str New York City (Br), June H.
lat 40 40. Ion % 49, passed bell buoy, with
the bell working-Str Mnnekahda.
:. The following radiogran was received from
the u 5 Coast Guard cutter Modoc: June
~, position. lat AZ ~. Ion 40 81 lying near
Dsrg. Following additional bergs located yes
torday In lat 43 0s, lon As 50; lat ~ SO. lon
% %; lat 43 OS. lon 40 81: lat AZ a, lon
~ IL. Entire area south OF lat ~ 10 has
pecn searched during last three days; makes
one lat IL 4J. lon 40 a. Erroneous report of
berg In lat Al 2s. lon bO
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Army Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New YogK HERALD. |
New York Herald Bureau,
Washinefon ID. C.. June 2g.

Special Dispatch to THE New YogK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., June 2S.
These army orders have been issued:
AIR SERVICE.
Brookley, First Lieut.. Wendell H.. &c Nc
Cook Field
Van Voghten. First Lieut.. J. W., to Nc
Cook Field.
bowman, First Lieut.. c. H.. to Camp
Alfred Vail
CAVALRY
Cootos. Lieut.. Col. Harry NJ, TO Fort Myer
Ribcrs, First Lieut. James b., 10 Camp
Alfred Vail
COAST ARTILLERY.
Hogan. Major ]. p, TO West Point
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Harts, Col. William w, to Fort Sill.
Graves. Capt. Everett NJ, to Fort Ethan
INFANTRY.
Young. Lieut.-Col. Frederick s.. to Camp
Meade.
Budd. Major Arthur D.. to Fort Sill.
Coombs, First Lieut.. Ira D., TO Wash
ington. -
MEDICAL CORPS.
Ruff. Capt. Horace. 20 Fo-t Omaha.
QUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Thomas, Capt. Elmer c., TO Fort Sam
VETERINARY CORPS.
Noonan. First Lieut.. J. E., to Fort Benja-
min Harrison
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man. Adolph Martin and Dave Schallwitz
IL West Eighteenth strcet-lnvoluntary. by
Florence r. Blitz. 1923 Fac Harrison. Sl6',
and Irving Karsofsky, $l20. Sobel ana
Brand. attorneys for petitioners.
EESS1E SLOBODY, dry goods. 3lI Ease
Hath strcet-Involuntary by Charlotte
MARKS, $500. C.. f. Benoit. attorney for
petitioner. Benjamin Bernstein. receiver.
Ellie BIGIO CO.. merchandise. 30 Allen
strce:-lnvoluntary by Margaret A. Doody,
5000: Ethel Markell. $500. and Selma Stein,
500. Robert p. Lewis. attorney for pei
ST. CLAIR PROVISION CO.. NC. sseg
Broadway-Involuntary, by Julius Frank,
$3.50: Morris Schneiderman, slT5. and Ma
Kneitcl. attorney for petitioners
SIMMONS & HOFFMAN. dresses, 15t West
Thirty-first street-Involuntary. by simon
Leshifsky $3.50: Clara Silver, $40. and
Daingold and Camel $40. II. and J. j.
lesser, attorneys for petitioners.
MEYER ROMAN. 1T5 Clinton street. no busi-
ness mentioned - Voluntary. Liabilities,
1855; assets, 5000. Nathan Tolk. attorney.
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TIM HEADS SHIRT ASSOCIATION.

Louis B. Tim of the Manhattan Shirt
Company was elected president OF the
National Association OF Shirt Manufac-
turers. succeeding Ralph Hunter OF Hall,
Hartwell a Co., at the annual meeting
at the waldorf-Astoria Hotel yesterday.
Frank J. Whitney of the Wachuset
Shirt Company OF Leomdnster, Mass,
Turrell OF Earl n Wilson, who was
elected chairman of the board OF direc-
tors in place or Mr.. Tim. A. r. Allison
was reelected secretary and treasurer
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FlanneIette Sales Better.

Manufacturers of flannelette report
fall business better than had been ex-
pected. A prominent manufacturer ex-
poets to receive good volume Of busi-
ness during October. November and
December. when retailers again will be
in the market for goods for filling-in
purposes. Manufacturers expect to be
more or less hampered during the fall
trading as result of the prolonged
New England textile strike They are
said to be experiencing considerable
difficulty in filling orders for better
grades of fannelettes and several have
withdrawn some OF their lines from
SALE The rising cotton piece goods
market has not yet been reflected to
any great extent in flannelette values
to retailers. but prices are pointing up
ward
The New York herald., 1922-06-29
Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Key west-Moderate south
winds and weather partly cloudy. with oc-
casional showers Thursday.
East Gulf-Moderate south winds and
weather generally fair Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and -Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh easterly winds and
weather partly cloudy; occasional showers
Thursday
Ncrth of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook to
Hatteras-Moderate south and southwest
winds and weather overcast, thick and
shcwery Thursday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate to
fresh southerly winds and weather partly
cloudy. with occasional showers Thursday.
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second tfat OF tho creditor and date whsr0
Judgment was filed:
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%sai Der 70 Il. 1921 .....o.......... ~ ~ - sssss
SIZE 4. q Raetf. H June @ q, 1922 10. l.w1.N
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u "fs5ti-i.. 1879 ,................:.:... l.seo7e
. s. J. ~i<, KowensEy. December !. iei2. 1.cs7.4a
i,'N "a. ie22 .......'.....'.'.......a @ 10000
OVHhS Wei E, al. " March Is. 1872 -. 4os.sa
pHoSi az, March fS' 81. is22 ...'........ w4.sz
sCHMIpT. August F.-Rcrnheimer
coo. cou February Sr q, ip2s. ....:... - As4i.n
simHS HiSs Co.. Inc, inc. June p. iosa. 1.ossss
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Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Washington ID. c., June 2S.

These naval orders have been issued
Johnston. Lieut.. Commander Cecil Y, to
air squadrons, Atlantic fleet
lie Bourgeois. Lieut.. Commander Henry B.,
to II. s. s. DeneDola
Connor, Lieut.. Fred W., to u. S. s. Eagle
II, as torpedo officer.
Fisher. Lieut.. Thomas G.. to postgraduate
course in engineering, Naval Academy.
Gibson, Lieut.. Francis s., to destroyer
squadrons. Atlantic fleet
Price. Lieut.. G. D.. to Bureau Ordnance,
Washington.
stratton. Lieut.. Henry W.. to U. 8. S.
Beaver.
Wynn, Lieut.. w. H., to recruiting station,
New Orleans.
Gorton. Lieut.. 1. W., TO u. S. s. Relief
supply officer.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICAN LEGION. at Buenos Aires 27.n.
PERENGARIA (Br). at Southampton 27th.
EMPRESS OF ASIA tBr). at New York 26th.
HANSA (Ger). at Hamburg 25th.
ITALIA (Br). at Naples Goth.
LAPLAND (Br), at Antwerp 9th.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. at Manila 27th.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY, at Kobe oath.
ROTTERDAM (Dutch). at Rotterdam 9th.
TAORMINA QtaD. at Genoa 24th.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

information has been received from the
U s Engineer Office, New York, that the
shoal area. carrying 3s 10 30 feet of water
OFF pier A, North River, near the Battery IA
approximately lat 40 ~ ~ N, lon "a OF 20
W, has been removed to a clear depth Of
Bacalhao Island Light, MI. IN approx
imately lat 40 81 80 NJ. Ion "a 33 w, has
leen changed from occultfng white TO fixed
white until further notice.
About July 10. 1922. South Pass light ves-
sci, Mississippi River approach. will be tenn.
porarily Withdrawn from her station and
the station Will be marked by a gas and
whistle buoy in Approximately lat % 5S ~
n. lon so 90 81 w. painted black and white
IL vertical stripes, showing a flashing whit.
light every 10 seconds, flash / second.
eclipse seconds. OF 800 candle power, 10
feet above the water.
About July Is Heald Bank light vess j, ,
Galveston approach, will be temporarily
Withdrawn from her station and the station
VIII be marked by gas and whistle buoy, IN
approximately lat 20 90 % N, lon -oi IL 30
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Medicinal Chemical Prices.

Manufacturers are gradually gaining
control OF the prices of medicinal chem
icals by reducing quotations to meet
cuts made by resellers. says Drug and
Chemical Markets. Buyers are now
turning to manufacturers for their sup
plies, but for some time the importers
and resellers have been able to under
sell the producers. The coal tar inter-
mediates market is sluggish. and some
manufacturers are shading prices. Dye
stuffs and colors show some improve
ment. Linseed oil has been advanced
In all markets, but cottonseed oil con-
tiuues weak. Few changes In crude
drugs were recorded during the week.
The movement Of heavy chemicals has
been In greater volume. but consumers
are unwilling to make commitments for
supplies for future requirements.
The New York herald., 1922-06-29
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Banker to Discuss Prospects
for Autumn at Meeting of
Waist League.

Benjamin Strong. governor of the
Federal Reserve Bank OF New York,
will deliver an address before the
United Waist League of America at a
luncheon meeting to be held on July
8 at the Hotel McAlpin. According to
M. Mosessohn, executive director of the
league. Gov. Strong's message will be
the most important delivered to the
garment trades In many seasons, and
VIII deal with business prospects for the
fall and future. Edmund Wright Of
the Edmund W1ght-Gins Company
Will be another speaker.
The New York herald., 1922-06-29

cHiPER& ii 4s' TowINa TRANS ''''''
PoRTATIoN- CO, Inc. and
Thomas +. Guidera-R p. Hyams 2T324
ham-J. d. Cohen. n........,...... 2.sss.7s
GoLDSTEIN. Adolf--L. Baker,. 4o670
HOOPER. Henry D.-Trustees of
the Sailors Snug Harbor. 2o7.Io
Inc. ................... 6556s
BiNMAN. Miliie-w. n. MacLeaa ''''O
HALPIN. James F,-D, 1erof. 2.37o.27
Brooks Bros. .........,.......... 214.s7
HILL. Auguste-R. J. Healy. 49,. 1862
Jacobs ..................... 1.74o.1o
IIAMPEER. Augnst-A. 9. Tiedem4n 2oI9i
CO.. -inc.--H. Tram. ............. 4.2ss.25
and Solomon simon-2 West
bert-s. Rosenberg ct ai.......... l.47s.eo
LEHMAN, Charles HIS. Brand. 1923. "a
LOUVRE RESTAURANT e BAKER
CO., INC. benjamin Goldsteln and
Fanny Goidstein-H. Rerkcs. 49,. 0.521.71
LEWIS, Abranam-Union Exchange
Nat Bank OF n. Y............... 7,25439
LEviTAN. Hernan-Title Guaran-
tee & Trust Co. .:..:,:.... 2.soess
Inc. ...................... 5s7.4s
Konheiin ..................... 255.e5
NtASSAF,ENE. w. GA. Swan.... 5.s63.59
MARTIN, Percival N.-Brooks Bros. 24o0s
NORTHERN WESTERN TRAD
ING coRP.-Breitung Co.. Inc. 6,sso
SAME-Same e..................... 655.63
Co. Inc. ............,.......... s49.s1
linrer ........,,.s....,.... ss4.9I
Cow. n, coyIe ............. 3e.47e.ss
r. T cox ,GoNTRAcTiNG CO. ''
n, Y. Pneumatic service co. ct al. b.447.o4
POTrERS. Jacob-Sam ID. Glauber,
posNER. Liouiis-M. Haiperin ct al. soc. 60
POLLACK, Samuel--C. y. Ruskay.. 2.526 81
REfSMAN. Joseph-B. Evans ct al. 269,5o
Fan & Motor corp................ 2.3es.ss
REIBER. Max-H. II; jackson ct al. 4oi .25
RlVL1N. Morris--C. Solowaitchik... 540.65
STERTZ Harry In. Bravia... 492. 65
STRING, Murfel-H. Pilgrim
sThNDARp hsSsi iRfi PRopiucc.rs Co. nc. ''V'S'
-Magnet Trading Corr. ........: a.aee.2i
Charles bSie--H. Goodwin, 80. so5.oo
SIMON. zeko-Apartment Renting
U. :. SAND BLAST MFG. Co.
INC.-wnlard +. Meyers Machine
VAN KEuREN, chsrie--Larkin 80
WOLF, IIarry--L. Baker.......... 4i0.4d
/ Meddorl ct ai..............e... sse,si
WIIKES-BARIfE COAL CO.. INC.
Maryland Casualty Co.......... 40 %
wILpMAN, Herbert Al. Duffy. 6,s43.7i
WOHLMUTH. Max J. berkshire
Paper Co.)-w NJ Pringle Co..
Inc. .s..s.ss........s s..s....s.s... SnHff
ZwEIG. sainuei-A. Goldberg. 1920
BRONX
Com. \. Y............: :..~...,. ss.oi4ss
weidon-M. Abeison. ............ 44o5s
Rg6arsky et al ;. ....:....,...... 21s57
COR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2o47o
W Lyman. .'.'................ 2i77s
KAMAN Max-Butler Bros..... 800. IS
KAMAN, Max--H. NJ. Reich, ...... S7.15
SPENCER, Frank. i'm Ryan. b5l 27
WILI.AX. Simon, Jr.--J. Cawein. b25.ss
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name Is that OF the cebtor the
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting ~ the stockholders OF the North
Hayti Sugar Company, Inc, will be held In
at the Hotel Bltmore, New York CITY. on
Thursday evening. July the 9th, at O'Clock.
for the purpose OF electing the de
rectors TO hold office for the ensuing yeArt
and for the transaction of such other busis
ness as may come before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
F.. B. BIGELOW. Secretary
New York City. June 10th. 1922.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

MAJESTIC (Br), from Southampton 2sth
for New York.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN. from Kobe 2sth for
San Francisco.
RELIANCE. from Hamburg 9th for New
York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-29
Business Troubles
PETITIONs IN BANKRUPTCY

Petitions in BANKRUPTCY filed yesterday In
ns pniied staSgs pEI' nInru ,nerv were su,n,,o.
40 Bond street-Involuntary, by Isidof
scher, sill: Sam Kane. $3.50. and George
Krinsky. 500. Duberstein and Robbins
attorneys for petitioners.
FRENCH LEATHER GOODS CO., Sam Hy-
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WESTERN POWER CORPORATION

Tho Board OF Directors have declared =
quarterly dividend OF one and one-half GhT1
per cent. the Preferred Stock. payable
July Is. 1922, to stockholders of record al
he close of business June 30, 1922.
f. NJ. TOMPKINS. Treasurer. !,
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NE. June 2s-Barometer at
noon. 30.1o inches: wind. e. light breeze;
weather. dense fog; temperature. so deg
Fahr.
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w. painted red. and showing a flashing
white light every 10 seconds. thus: Flash l
second, eclipse seconds, OF 800 candle
power. l6 feet above the water, visible 0
miles.
The New York herald., 1922-06-29

New York and Norfolk via Balboa; Saleier
(Dutch). Portland. Ore.
Sailed oath, strs Patrick Henry (from
ShanghaD, New Orleans: 25th, West Pros
pect (from do). San Francisco.
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OFFICE OF
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT 90.
n. W Corner Broad and Arch Streets.

Philadelphia. June IA. 1922.
The Directors have this day declared o
quarterly dividend OF one per cent. (Joc. per
share) on the Common Stock OF this Com
pany, payable July IS. 1922. to holders OF
Common Stock OF record at the close OF bust
ness June 80. 1922. Checks will be mailed.
I. w. MORRIS. Treasurer.
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday In
the United States District Court were:
Il. B. NEAL HARDWARE CO., III Leonard
street-Liabilities, s57 $50; assets, $13,33y.
MARY'S. INC. Alexander M. Cream hats.
751 Fifth avenue-Liabilities. s21 .2S8: as
sets. $i4,s91.
CREAM. INC. gowns. 751 Fifth avenue-Li-
abilities, S32 ti2: assets, SO. 7s0
F.MANAR GREENBERG. INC. 125 West
Twenty-seventh street-Linbilities. 1921;
assets, $1,000.
RAPHAEL wEINTRAUB. dresses, ~ Clin-
ton street--Liabiiitics. 50 es2; assets. s.. 100.
LEVINE CO.. INC, ] East Fordhar1 road
Bronx. athletic underwear-Liabilities. $780,
1928: assets, $2i i'll,
JOSEPH FEINMANN. INC, "a Bond street.
ladies Observation-Disclosures, S7.12i, assets,
s7O0.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of The City af Nexx Nark

New York, June 20, 1922.
The Eoard OF Directors has this day de-,
clared a dividend OF SIX PER CENT (6%)S
payable on and after July 1st. 1922. The
transfer books will remain closed from June
2ist. 1922 until that date.
WILLIAM f. CABLE. JP.. Cashier.
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Hardware Price Trend Up.

seasonable activity and stiffening
price tendencies feature the hardware
market throughout the country, says
Hdrdtodre Age Bolts and nuts, steel
Sheet turpentine. wrought washers. cap
and set screws and copper .rivets and
burrs are among the principal items
on which price advances have been
made. the average general advance
having been approximately 10 per cent.
In the New York district buying activ-
ity continues for seasonable goods
Orders are numerous but small. Chi
cago reports a continuation of good
business and stiffening tendencies
West OF the Mississippi sales are re-
ported to be good and business shows
indications that the present pace will
be maintained through the fall. The
Southern States are enjoying good busi-
ness. In New England. credits and
collections are said to be better and
good fall business is anticipated.
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers In bankruptcy appointed yester-
day In the United States District Court were
MAX W. KARPAS, 1i2 East Broe dwey. un-
derwear-Samuei Rose, receiver; bond.
81 900.
NATHAN GREENBERG, millinery supplies.
40 Bond street--Iiaroid A.. Content, re-
ceiver; bond, 81 600.
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JUDGMENTS FILED.

The following judgments were filed yester-
day, the first name being that OF the debtor:
NEW YORK COUNTY.
ALEXANDER, Nicholas. J. Pc
chulis .....,.........,............ si.5s7 .os
ARNOFSKY, Harris--Ious Green
berg Plumbing Supplies. Inc..... i.if2.ee
=. /. corbett -. ................ a47.22
BERNSTEIN, Solomon, and Charles
Grever-E. Lifshitz .............. 1890
BROWNING. VIM. ". and Henry
K--E. A. Manning ct ai.....n... e.24i.1e
Pinkham ....,............"...,. eo5.2o
Inc Inc. Observation-Disclosures. - i.e2s.oo
brennan ....."................... 275.oo
CLARKE. chas. B.-J. r. Building
Co, Inc. ..................... 426i7
COHEN. Louise. u. Ruskay .. 2.526s7
D1 BENEDETTO. sylvla-J. u.
coppoia ................l... aGois
DICK Charies-J. Thnlheim. ...... i5,4ie05
Corp ..,.................. 2o47o
pORFMAN, Samuel, and Benjamin
Bouskin .......,....t....... I.1e1s6
FELDMAN, Mako. Noschkes etal Gs0.9T
Piaysrs Co. 70, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 so5.7o
CO. Inc~T. ]. brennan. ........ 275.2o
--Roosevel, wors;ed Mills 80. l5.52S.is
GOULD. May II. and Edw. LIN.
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DTyfbEyps AND nNTERIEsr.
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY
Preferred Stock Dividend

A semi-annual dividend OF three per cent
on the Preferred Stock has been declared by
the Board OF Directors. payable August !.
OF business July "A. 1922. Checks WIN be
mailed.
H. C. PHILIPS. Treasurer.
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To the Holders of Stock Trust Certificates
for Preferred Stock of the
MARINE COMPANY:
Notice is hereby given to holders of OUT
Stock OF the international Mercantile Marine
Company 10 present their certificates at the
Agency OF the Voting Trustees, 81 Newark
Street. Hoboken. N. j., TO be exchanged for
tefinitive stock OF the Company.
Pursuant 10 the foregoing notice the UNDER
signed. as Agents for the Voting Trustees
VIII be prepared. on and after August l.
1922. 10 distribute the dividend OF 39e 10 hold
erS OF Preferred Stock issued in exchange
for Stock Trust Certificates who file mailing
instructions with us.
THE NEW YORK TRUST co.
For Voting Trustees.
New York. June IS, 1922.
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CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL COMPANY.
DIkIDEND NO. 60.
A quarterly dividend OF one per cent. has
been declared on the Common Stock OF this
Company. payable July 25th. 1922. to stock
holders Of record at the close Of business
July 18th. 1922.
J. L. PRICE. Treasurer.
New York. June nth. 1922.
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United States Smelling, Refining & Mining O..
The Directors OF the United States Smslts
ing. Refining q Mining Company have de-
clared quarterly dividend of TX per cent?
(S7h cents per share) on the Preferred CapI
tai Stock. payable on July l5. 1922. to stock
holders of record at the close of business
July 8. 1922.
F. W BATCHELDER Treasurer.
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ASSIGNMENTS. A
& ysss 5Hfst ~ T;p ,.is ;ssi

Reported In Supreme Court:
N1COTO GAMING. groceries. 34i East Seven
II. ntr ~
The New York herald., 1922-06-29
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
Baltimore, Nd. June 2s. 1922.
Tho Board OF Directors this day declared
for the six months ending June 30. 1929.
from the net earnings of the Company. q
dividend OF two (2) per cent. on the Pro-
ferred Stock OF the Company. payable Sep
tember ]. 1922. to the stockholders OF record
at the close of business July IS. 1922.
The Transfer Books will not close.
c. w. WOOLFORD. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-06-29

SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name Is that OF the debtor; the
The New York herald., 1922-06-29

The following judgments were filed yester-
day. the first name being that OF the debtor 4:
NEW YORK COUNTY