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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Necktie War Threatens
Cut Silk Tie Makers to Conduct
National Survey

Encouraged by the preliminary re-
suits of survey Of mems neckwear
actually worn on the streets of New
York, the Associated Mems Neckwear
Industries is planning a nationwide
investigation to be made in all the
principal cities of the country.
The manufacturers of knitted neck
wear have asked to join the survey, ac-
cording to K. A. Meyer. president of
the Associated Mems Neckwear Indus
tries, which represents only the manu-
facturers of cut silk ties and tie silk
manufacturers.
From sentiments expressed in the
trade it apears that business war be-
tween the two factions, the cut silk tie
manufacturers and the knitted tie
manufacturers, is in the making
Statements concerning the relative
merits of each are being issued pro-
miscuously. The preliminary survey,
according to Mr. Meyer, showed an
overwhelming majority of New York
men favoring the cut silk tie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
1921 Dividend Average
Increased bv German Lines

BERLIN, May 1s.-All German ship
ping companies paid considerably
higher dividends for 1921 than for the
previous year. according to figures
made public here The Hamburg South
American Line paid % per cent for
1921, as compared to 16 per cent in
1920. Both the Hamburg American
and the North German Lloyd companies
paid 10 per cent, compared to 8 per
cent in 1920, and the Hamburg and
Bremen African Line paid Is per cent
in 1921, against 10 per cent in 1920
The average per cent of dividends
declared by the eleven companies con-
cerned was ID Sl1, compared to II Ali
per cent for 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Large Corner at 5th Ave.
And Goth Street Sold
Mrs. Mary B. Jennings Disposes
of Property to Newly
Formed ORGANIZATION

Mary B. Jennings has sold the va
cant plot on the south corner of Fifth
Avenue and Ninety-sixth Street to the
recently formed 1143 Fifth Avenue
Corporation. organized by Robert S.
Knowles. The property fronts 100
feet on the avenue and 125 feet on the
street. The corporation also bought
The buyers are interested in several
large apartment properties on Fifth
Avenue, and it is believed the Ninety
sixth Street corner will be improved
with structure of this kind. Harris,
Vought & Co were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Sales of LarchmOnt Plots

George Howe sold in Larchmont to
Mary B. Vermilye five plots on Cherry
Street in Larchmont Gardens, to Henry
j. Helck two plots on Myrtle Boulevard,
and to Mary NJ. Housman, of Brooklyn,
four plots on Brookside Drive. All these
buyers will build residences for their
own occupancy. An additional plot has
been sold bv Mr.. Howe to Miss Matilda
Thornton, adjoining her property on
Weaver Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Results of Auction Sales
BY Joseph p nav

W 18TH ST. 14s. . =, 225 Amsterdam
av. 1.sty dwllg. 2ox1o2.2: Clara Gerday
ast Elizabeth 3 Paynter ct al: amt due.
tin for $4,000 f'A :"
sherman av. cor Ellwood st. ,oo.sx
80. vac; Italian Saw Blk agt Jos G Cohen
a. ex ct al: amt duo, $22,o2s52; taxes. etc,
H;isl.lo: to Paul Braus for $4,000.
Magic av. W 400 Ellwood 1T, 141.4x
l7S.l irreg, vac; Italian Saw Blk aet WIN
Is Kennedy ct al: amt due 31l2se2S
s s,s etc. $1,000; to tho plaintiff for
BY Henry Brady
Broadway. .. n sherman av, 1ooxao,r
irre9. vac; Georgtanna keep ct al ar
Jos Cohen ct al; amt due ,ie,e21.se:
taxes. etc, &1o.374Sa; to the Andrev
Kennedy Realty Corp for S22,Soo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Railway Trusts
ASHINGTON Nav IL Tho G.

WASHlNGTON. May 1s-The South
ern Railway was granted permission
to-day to guarantee payment of the
interest and principal of s9,30o,ooo in
equipment trust certificates. The Sc.
curlties will be sold by Philadelphia
financial institution as trustee but the
funds will go to the railroad for the
purchase OF new rolling stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
b siness Troubles

Enmerich. William - Bank of
Edmund Notwithstanding Co, w. $3.50
tnc-Cohen Bros Mfg Co. Inc 1ses2.se
N@ Geneya, E Trsanr AWssiean
Union Telegraph Co .......... 1915
Elect Waist Co. 1nc--Braid Prod
:, ucts CO, Inc .:............ 2ss.4s
E Ene MaSmA Cohen ct all. 1913
Eho; Joseph-M Maier ........., 1890
Evelyn Cloak and Suit Co Inc
Friedman. william, and Alice
'. Oppcnheim. Collins & Co... 1855
Fenelon: Mary (seton Shoe Coz
M Schwartz .......,...... ao3s7
Filter, Sole Halperin ct al 1915
Fishman, Tsidore. and Nathan
Hollander-M Fisk .......... 2.oassz
"a Ea anne .:.....,...... 1,172.20
Erowley Edward-D spina ... 1925 so
Healy Patrick J--Gowanus Tow
Heller, Abraham-Madlan Realty
>, corp ..........,.... 1925
"lsiali W m I'M Sessir, 1903. al
Iaeal Oinak Co-F Diamond ..,. o,06555
Israel. Theodorc-Henry Grass
K.rsa, zdehko-Ape1 Leasing Co. S'''0'
Klein, Albert Grade Advertising -''''
Coz FEEDER ..... lsa ss
Kromer. charles-Nicosia Bros
Nastel. Ida; or sternbers-H ''''
Hall Co, Inc. ....,......... 4sla2
hornberg, LouisH Kass - 22s 10
lipskin Lous-D Pearl ct al 172477
lipshiz. Henry S-Acme Veneer
Panel Co. Inc ......... 1910
Minnlser, Frank M-rischer cou '''''V
Metal Products corp--H Brande. 1885
Norsuszewski, Bsonick and Ma
uonal Surety Co-People etc loan IN
Mathew. Hlaire Oh Mathew &
Co)-Reform Initial Co. Inc. 12s475
Neura Paper Co. Inc--J n In
same-White Tar Anilin. Corp. 5s1,7o
Donnel. Maya NJ Nolan SAX %
Pleasant Suite Realty Corp-E f
Pivnick. Harry. and Frank c Cor
son,-Miler Rubber Co of New
Philips. wills A. and Michael l'''S'9o
Hermann n kroog ..... eo2.s2
friore Michael G-Superior Fire
proof Door & Sash Co. Inc. 17ee.oo
Randenberg, Ernest A An
Raymond Jean-stewart & Co. 4so.73
Reda John, and John Mondell
e seiden ct al ..:......... 2i5ooo
5Sosenthai' Louis-B Hirsch 1,457.7o
Sender nee '"s Samuel ep and Herman "a'7o
First National Bank of Belle
se IGN H. Herman-Panhard oil as+'s
S =. Galleri Co., inc-R 1896
seIrer Emile and Gertrud. s'S'S''S
ksnne tselner Express and Van
Cob. B.ller ..'.....-.s.... 600
stem, Hsnry-J Reiss .......... 1856
shower, EdWarn- I. j. HelReland S2T ~
Sager. Joseph--W. Veclovsto
ct al. ;..;....: .,.......... 1914
Sheridan, Charles---Arrow Cylin-
der Grinding Co. .......... $500
S,atzHl m MaxWeH RI f. Clapp 321.45
Slntzkin. Rae J. and Maxwell r.
e. E. clapp .:..... .......... ls7ls
Sullivan, Arthur CT. Grosmyer
ct al ....,:: ....,.,.......... 1884
Serbs Co-k Eichorn ...,.. 12o7.6s
Silverstein, Aforementioned
Cash Register Co: ....- 147os
Silbert. Dorothy-L Weissglass
ct al, 1850. .............r. -14sa2
Sludikof, Mary-M F. Rea.. 1890
Silkworth, Albert IA. 3. Smith 2s3.s7
lnderh1ll. Ralph-H. F Persons. 1,H5.17
Uknity Underwear Co.. 1nc.-M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Morris Family Parts With
Old Throg's Neck Estate
Property Consists of 80 Acres.
With Two Large Homes,
Along the Sound

The Morris estate. comprising 100
acres in the Throg's Neck section Of
the Bronx, assessed at 100000, has
been sold. The property has been
owned by the family for seventy-fve
years. The sale was made by Dave
Rennen Morris and j. Hennen Morris
and consists OF the two fine homes
known as the Hill Hop and the Avylon.
The property has large frontage
along Long Island Sound and adjoins
the estate of the late Coils P Hunt
ington. Z. K. Van Wrinkle and Edward
j Wel!ing were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Alfred A. Cook to Pay $4,000
YEARLY for Park Ave. Suite

Afford A. Cook. of Laventritt, Cook,
Nathan & Lehman, leased an apartment
OF seventeen rooms and Ave baths, COM
prising an entire floor, at $50 Park
nual rental of $4,000 Worthington
Whitehouse, Inc, negotiated the lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Gold Shipment Coming

=, OHicials Of the National Bank Of
commerce announced yesterday that
they have been advised of shipment
o. gold bars valued at $5S,741.s9, and
sSoz,s $40 in United States gold coin
The shipment is coming on the
steamer Stockholm, which Is due here
May 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Kennedy Hotel Leased

The Cusack Company leased the five
story Kennedy Hotel, at col West
Eighty-seventh Street, northwest cor
Eer Of Amsterdam Avenue, and sold the
furnishings for $4,000 to a client from
Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Permit Roads Abandonment

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Autho
to abandon entirely the line of the
Chicago & Indiana Coal Railroad in
Indiana was granted to-day by the In
terstate Commerce Commission. The
company, formerly subsidiary Of the
Chicago &, Eastern Illinois, is now in
receivership, but its line, 1862 miles, is
probably the longest yet vacated by
commission permission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Commercial Credit

Demand for commercial money con-
tinues fairly light and discount rates
on commercial paper remain easy.
Prime paper discounts at and Az per
cent. with less desirable paper moving
at Az per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Consolidated Steel Merger

ST. LOUIS, May 1s-Plans for the
merger of the Consolidated Steel and
Iron Company. of this city. capitalized
at S7,O0o,000, and the Hooser Rolling
Mill Company, of Terre Haute, capital
lied at $4,000, 900, are practically COM
plete, according to announcement here
late last night by j. R. Finkelstein,
president of the latter comnanY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments We're fled YES.
terday, the first name being that of the
debtor:
American Jewish Book Co. Inc
e Lichtenberg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sosSo
Adelphi Hotel Inc-Ja burg Bros
Inc ................. 1890
Abrahams. Theodore. and Henry
Shapiro (Abraham's Costume
Co}-C Fontana .............. 1879
Andre Well & Co "a Delaware
corporation) - Pedro Can
deau jr .................... .,.41s7
Bertha. Martini G. Pembleton.. 1852
Blatt. Jacob S. Fay Bla,t, and
Leopold Schlessel - Anderson
Motor Co Observation-Disclosures. 1855
Cebisch, Carl Loeber ........ 3o5o9
Cristall. Benz Realty
Co, Inc. .............,....,. 1855
COPYRIGHT -Diminick Coz A
Branda .,........,, .,......... 1895 20
Cohen Bros and Miller lnc-H
Seligman Observation-Disclosures. so1ao
Coenca, Davis j c Bossong. 55o1 as
Curtis. Walter p Gardner o752o
Cutler. Sacob-Fells, Lent & Can
tor Inc ....,...,......,... 294so
Douglas. Albert. and Fidelity and
Casualty Co OF New York
People. etc Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
Downs. Arthur, and Indemnity
Ins. Co of North America
People. etc. ....,............ 100000
Dramatic Mirror Col w VIII
lians Co Observation-Disclosures. 1918
Davis. William H.--Forest Hotel
Co. ...........,........... 1.5l7.7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Sells White Plains Home

Howe & Thompson sold the Marx >.
Holman residence on Alexander Avenue,.
White Plains, to George A. Ralsey$
this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
K. E.. Southern Net Down

The first railroad to report April
earnings WAS the Kansas City Southern.
which follows:
Kansas City Southern system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19

Fewer Autos Made Last Year
Twenty -four per cent fewer passen-
ger automobiles and trucks were pro
duced last year than in 1920, the BIZ n
ner year of the automotive industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19

r,iunsrp"l'z et al. .........., 1915
I n1versa. Audit Goa. b
va H1aagsma .:........... 7213s
wastn t.le; Ah1onlo-l /, katz. 1871
% lnc.-Alpha Electric Co,
wilson. James r.. and George r
vo M1ison-Mfrs Trust Co. ....... 1886. "a
"d'oe-H victor, costs 1l9 SO
In Bronx County
Forine. Attillc. and John Bur
Johns Bienenfeld " a. 90
Fulton. John ira f Carlson
r,, I've - ;;;............ SOL 90
Council, Mary-A Nolan AK On
Pollacon Abraham-s Kreitzer ia ~
Phillips. Willis A. and Michael
Herman-J Kreeg 500 .
Rusciano, Josepn--W Moore ct
% al :...,.. ...:.....:......... 1865 20
Po. - ~, y esSe-C Mintz<. 270 Sc
Schwartz Rays Wi,lams liz On
Treanor, Owen-GroceT' Milk Co
rent William and Salie-R T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Fire Record
+ .oss.

\ NJ
l2:4o--2os Lafayette st; ugall Ian,
1s:4s-ss4 canal ST: solomon Hor ,o,.,rs
witz ......,.....,.... 49,. I'''D'
1:45-21iI southern Boulevard, he
Bronx: Sam Tanner. 49,. l nhno"n
fo:ao-2ss Rivington st; Fruselman q
Rrenper ............ lnkno"s
,1:so-ss East iiith st; Abraham
Pittman .....,.. tihlA'et
front Of - Spring st: auto
truck, Standard Gas Light So,s.s
i1:so-422 East l24th St, Joseph Gale a,a,rx
zone -. , l $50
/. :4o--sls East 18th ST; Philenia de
Rocco - y II .r.st,s
l.3n--32s 7th av.: unknown aI i,,,rs
4.S5-42a f. 6Sth St, unknown. itsni"s
S,4b-174 Lexington av.. A. Ratara
s:45-21so Baychester av. me
bronx. Rudolph Hoffman tnkn s,nr
7.52--77 Sheriff ST.. f. Cohen = .i'''''
S.25-l59 Mercer St. Mercert -
Company .....'.........-.. I nkno.
s.3o--112 E. Esd st: l. Saxron- trthii's
s:oS-Palisade av. and 247th st, the
Bronx automobile, Patrick
sio-326 w. seth ST.; L, Hartfng- ! ,'i'"s
1o:lb--4lo e. saith st.; William 6 a..e.,,
4o--ioth st. and I'd av.; unknown Wa
,o:4o--i74 w. s5th ST.. awning; I'M ,..,
known. ~. : - g - $780, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19

| Bid Asked
l. Wiles lst D. 90 1903
IOrtllard pf .10s ll3
Mack Car pr. So 81
Nah Coal 800
Malson Of :. 81 S%h
Man Su pf. "a II
Mani Beach. II tx
n 8 Ry p N. rs 20
Marland Oil 30a ais
Max Mot ct %
do lst Of ct. s
DO I'd pr ct. q
90 a .. 72h 70
do 3 .... 227; "a
May D st pf.l1o ia
a McI ret -. s7I1 9llA
NJ S r SO NJ. So al
do pf .... so 30
do l. l.. 81 a. a.
n X 4 r pr. IL Is
Mont Pow pr. los
Nor h Essex. 77Is SoiA
Mullins b ;30E II
do pr ash
Nash Il Oh .looh III
Nat Bisc pr. .ll7 11a
!. G 4 g pr. ssn 50
\ e 4 s pf. SO % Q"
\ p II LIST pr. II ~
y Or T 4 NJ. 81 ssu
;, Y Air Br. " 20? 20
y y ! Dock pf. sox sou.
y y L & w. q no oo9
\ \ ! o & W. 27h "a
y rails pr pf.l03 M
No m d w. ..lO6x io5
\, do pr ..... II rs
Nov SEQ St. 81 s s9
Nunnally ~ 1ox -
10 p 4 r Rm. 81: y
Ont Silver az q,
Or Giro m. ~ "a
Otis FL Of. nn ~
Otis st pr. 81 So
Nv Bot pr. .lolH 20
Pac Coast toA A.
do LIST pr. 81 "a "a
do I'd Of. 10 80 ~
Pac Mail 13A ~ ~
Pan p e. r. ~ ~
do pf ... "a a
par 4 Bling. l2h lax
p ] G pr. -. "a I'M
Pcttibone 49,. " ~ ~
DO pf 49,. Xix
Phil J pr. SOL % 40
p r Coal pf, >. s4h Ok
Pitts TT W 1ol 90
do pr ..ls7
n LUIS 81 pr. SO 100
Pr st Car. go. IS 20
o., Nv pr . 81 98A
Nc . 90 pr. l0l 1911,
nys secur -, SAY SSH
ny 81 Spr pf.ll0 iii
Read lst pf.. az. AZ
do I'd pf.. IS tsI.
heis Co 49,. II iS4
do LIST pr. So
| Hcm T,p ~.
do lst pr. s,5 =,
do I'd pr. 81 50
Rens & Sar. 100 20
Ruti X pf. IS 40
Savage Arms 1917 1eI.
Scars SEARS Hoe pf.lo3N lo5
Sioss 8 pf. rs *
5 p R S pr. So On
Spicr 81 pr. 81 SAL
stand Mlll .123 l26
do pr on o.
81 Tub pr. s2h IS
Storm B S f.loI ,o3
Studc5 pr no ia
sup s Pr. 90 sS
lem c + A. Q o1L
Tex & r l. T.350 sa5 =
ttdew Oil ..l30 lax
lob Prod pf. % o3M
Is J. W Of CT. a ~ ~ q
! e r T Of. az on
Cndcrw Typ. 1875 15SA
10 p! .....ll2 l2O
IN Tank pf. 1857 los
IN Cs ST. $50 $50
do pf los l1o
Y s Rub pr. 100 ios
L S Toh g.. ASK 45lA
do pf .....l0s
T. SEQ Cor. 177A Ia
V Raalt D. 81 9en
VIZ r & r pr. 40
Wells Far rs "a
West Md pf. 10 1914
West Air Br. s4% 9e
etihR pf -. 10 10
vii Ov W. .. 90 80
" iisoh 20 .. 40 ASH
do pr ..... sSiz 80
Wis Cent -. 2SA %
Woolw .m ...llS1a 1872
'Wor r pf A. 92k ~
do pf r, -. II IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Satisfied Judgments

IN Now YORK County
The nrst name is that o: the debtor the
second that Of the creditor and date whnn
Judgment was filed:
fe Jam = ,a nyman--P. Berman;
Ec sa" Real rsa' Property ca 's's 81
Fazzio; April IS. 1922 .... 1o6s5
Bryant. Ella g. st FEEDER ''''0
1d man Feb 81. 1922 :......... 1885
May 10. 1920 ............. 17aas
Post, Lucrie r. ct alp. Monte. N'''
sano; Mar I. 1s22............ Ill45
hnauf, Georges. Humbert July
Golasteln; Morris-B Mai,ei May ''0'
Brooks f Joseph VI. Moch: ''''2
Meouade; h sw 40. Millim.t, '' %
Fr ,,sin Nav Lo ~ Job FL. Bern
Levy Simon j. and Jerome-R
Floss. April 21. 1922 ........ ESQ M
SSame-same; April 81. 1922 500 oo
Meryash, Lous-M II. Kohnheim:
Oct s. 1905 (cancelcd) .... 1928
"leaham' Hausel & -ytckham.
inc;-C' Newman; Oct 20.
sir, samue--clift Goodrich 2'o' 20
Inc; May 5. 1922 ..... ar AZ
Miller rsr lance Jane. fIlrten,tein; ''''''
Rubin, Harry-S. Candel: Jan. a.
Magic Auto Devices Co.. Inc h'ss'7'
ana Walters Rubber go Inc
styles Cash; Oct. 81, 1921 ,asa "A
Glaser. Morris-J. NJ. Felson;
Post. Lusie Ed. Montesano:
March %. 1921 ....... 7ssk
Martin, Michael and Thomas-F y
ID. Amato; April 25. 1922 13os q:
fockcl Bros Corp. and Wash
lnston Garage Coz E Nobel:
o I'm. -, ISls. -. %....... 1.2s6.si
Ltd-E NJ, Corey: Novx is,
~ vacated .......... $500;
Co. OF America-D. Davis;
Feb. 3. 1922; vacated . 1n3l .,
shenk, Joseph--E. johnson ct al;
Jan. 80, 1922. ............ so43 &.
Economy Real Property Col
Fazzio Jan. I, 1921. cs415,
Rubenstein, Louis "A H. New
burger ct al; May 1s. 1s2l 4s7 O.
In Bronx County
Abrams. william. and Harold
kirsner; c. Rosenfeld; May H.
1922. ....,.,............... s4ss.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on tho
Stock Exchange in which there were
Trans antinna vaaterdau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
no transactions yesterday:

Bid. Askct
Adv Rumely.. l7ls 49,
do pr ..... As 40
Air Reduc 80. 53k 81
Alb & Susq, ls5 200
Alles Wos 1904 -
All A Cab, IA III
ALI Real ... 10 -
A G Dye pr 1914 l0S
Anal SuS g. IS =
Am Il Note. 20 ~
do pt ...., 5lih 81
Am Rect s pf. " 10
Am p 8 & r. so 81
do pf .....l0e 1917
Am Chi pr. -. 80 40
Am Coal 80. ~ =
Am NJ & G.. 12h ISL
Am $ pf A.. 92N 90
Am Snun les 1874
do pr ..... Oily, 80
Am St F pr. % 90
Am Tob pf.n.l0l1a l02
A w w ! %p. ~ 81
A Whole pr. 90 90
Am Wool pr. 1854 107
Ann ArbOr l6lh III
do p ..... As AZ
Art Metals -. 14Ia 1871
AssctA Re -. " /,
A Dry @ list p. so s2l
do I'd pr. 80 s4i
Assoc OIL ...l23A 1875
All Petrol -. % %,
All Refin 1889 100
Aus Mich pr. SSH IS
Auto Sal Co. So )
do pf 49,. IL Is
Bald Loco pf. l12 ll3
Barnet Loath. so 81
do pf 800. AZ 49,
Bayuk N 100
Beech CT -. 8
b y ? pr .l04 1903
Beth 81 ps.. "a 90
Brunswick -. 4 4,
Buf r & P pf % e5
Bun 4 Susq. SO =
DO p' ..... 81
Burns Is p pf.l05 lis
do pf go. %
Bush Term =. 100
Case ] I pr. 50 SO
Cent r r n J.l75 1888
Cont c LIST pf. Of 95
Chi Pm Tool. 64l. IS
CIR l Il P Up. 95A 80
esp NJ o pr. 96i1 81
CCC & st l.. IS 65'
do Of ..... 81 IS
CT & Pitts. SO so
Gnu Peab pr. 90 86
Col & s LIST D. CON So:
do cd pr -. 81 IS
Col Ora W. 1871 IL
Con Dlstri .. S
Con Can 80. 63 S.
do pf ..., .lo3l3 -
Con Insur 73H 10
Co p h R pills lis
Deore c pr. rs so
Del 4 Hud. .12lz 1922.
p II 4 sw. 6s =
| Dot u r H.. SO
/ Diam Match. los los
| Durham n 10 81
do pr 500. %
East 30 pf. .1Q7
Elk n pr. g.. 81 80
En- Br pr. 2S1 30
pr.e & Pitts. SO :
rs H'l oa''H - -, 10 81
! 1..m Az " y " ic 20 Ivy
60, IN. nI -. 90 ." %
CO. cx p'' ~ 10
Cen Mn rs F" - lo wv le eS
Cti',tI o ~ -, w IA az
Cootlr ' ~ y" 60 90 ~ ~
Gulf W e. ~ 80 90 w u
do n, ~ ~ 10 10
Uack w., o. o. 81
do ~ 30 30
usr, - r. Il =.
Heime T n ", M 30
w. I3o
New Britain herald., 1922-03-23
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ody, at the tip end of Golden Bar, Main street. small spring bubbled to life amid rocks.
 On the night. of the first of April, Guerilla reached the spring at eleven o'clock.
 T thought you were never coming" announced a peevish voice. I've been waiting here since nine o'clock"
 You talk much louder. Bill" said Guerilla calmly, "and you'll wait here while longer-say about twenty years longer or fifteen, if the judge feels good -natured, Man alive, ain't you got any sense?"
 'I was lonesome" Billy excused himself. i've got to talk to some body. And anyway, a feller hardly ever gets more'n ten years for a hold-up when nobodys killed"
 But where somebody is killed the penalty is worth considerin'," point ed out Guerilla Melody. And Tip O'Gorman was found yesterday morn- ing lying on the floor of his front room dead as Julius Ceasar, with your quirt beside him, and your snakeskin hatband inside the door,"
 Trip killed! Tip."
 "Yes, Tip, and on account of the quirt and the hatband there's war rant issued for you for the murder and two posses are out looking for you"
 T saw them" said Billy placidly
New Britain herald., 1922-03-23

KING IS RECOVERING
 London, March 22.-It was an- nounced this morning that King George was recovering from his in
New Britain herald., 1922-03-23
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New Britain herald., 1922-03-23
From Our Last Issue

Continued From Our Last Issue
 There he lay on his back, his legs and arms spread -eagled abroad, his body displaying the fiattened appear ance a corpse assumes for the first few hours after death. Rafe's throat had been slit from ear to ear. His head was cut open and lay in a pool of blood. His face was scored with scratches, There was blood on his coat and vest and shirt, they found on examination, The district attorney ripped open the shirt and found four distinct wounds In the region of Rafe's heart. From one of these wounds protruded the broken end of a broad -bladed knife.
 Pull it out" urged Sam Larder, with slight shudder, his fat face so white that it showed green in the moonlight.
 Been dead about two hours" prof fered the marshal.
 About that" agreed Felix What you lookin' at, Arthur"
 This" replied the district attor- ney holding up the handle of the butcher knife.
 With his fingers he traced two ini- tials on the wood. The initials were T. w.
 You cant tell me-" said the dis trict attorney. belligerently. that this butcher knife didn't come from the Walton ranch"
 Sam Larder stated his belief at once. "She couldn't have done it. Ar thur. Why Rafe's carved up like an issue steer. She"
 She's a woman." interrupted the district attorney. And a woman will do anything when her dallder is up. And we know what this particular woman will do when she's mad. Didn't she try to split open Nate Samson's head when he was hardly more than joking with her? I tell you this Hazel Walton is a murderess, and I'm going to see her hung"
 CHAPTER XIV.
 Behind the corral of Guerilla Mel