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MANHATTAN-West Side
SIX ROOMS

9TH ST.-229 w.-2 baths. 200.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. 72d st.
9STH ST.-215 w. baths.
Supt.. PREMISES or Lenox 5000.
9sTH sT.-251 w. baths. $4,000.
Nassoit & Lanning. B'dway { s9th st.
9sTH sT.-215 w. baths.
Apply on premises.
GOTH ST.-o16 w.
Sharp Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
o9TH ST.-317 W..
Sharp & Co.. 2is9 Broadway.
10TH STOP -oo4 w. 81 $50.
II. v. Mead. 397 Sth Ave.
10TH ST.--5O9 w. 81 800.
Earle Calhoun. PIP w. 72d st.
18TH Still w. 500 monthly.
Apply premises.
115TH ST.-601 w.
Palermo Bros. 601 W. 115th St.
10TH ST.-S16 w. $1.40o.
i16TH ST.-4O4 w. Bath.
SPOTS & Starr. Times Building.
Earle & Calhoun, 212 w. 12d st.
120TH ST.-w. $S5.
II Apply phone University 41s2.
PATH ST.-5l5 w. $s5.
j. Krongetti. 165 Prince ct.
136TH $3.50 w.
Apply on premises.
150TH ST.-4OS w. 500.
Sharp & Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
lI6TH ST.-0Ol w. Bath.
SPOTS & Starr. Times Building.
17STH ST.-700 w. $140.
GSweet. 80 Church St.
1s0TH ST.-s60-661. $40 to s12o.
Apply on premises.
AMSTERDAM & Goth st. New building.
Apply premises.
BROADWAY & Goth st. New building.
Apply premises.
BROADWAY-2612.
Sharp Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
BROADWAY & 92D ST. The Clayton.
Apply premises. $500 Riverside.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE.-300.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-325.
Pats5n9 grosi 81, ,%yio s9l w l1ssh g ssS 81.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. 72d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-1s0. 3 baths.
Wood, Dolson Co., Inc. B'way s0th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIYE-131. baths.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way S0th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-7S0.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-375.
Mark RafaIsky G. Co.. 21 e. 4oth St.
RIVERSIDE DR.--640-644. baths.
Newmark & Jacobs. 1042 st. Nicholas
RIvERsIDE DRIvE-7so.
Supt., premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-400.
Sharp Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DR.-156th-157th sts. The
Sharp Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE. baths.
Chas. Berlin, 1883 Broadway.
WEST END AVE.-eS4.
Paterno Bros. 6o1 W. 115th st.
Mark Rafaisky & CO.. 81 E. 4oth St.
WEST END AVE.-65o. 3 baths.
Mark Rafalsky & Co., 81 E. 4Oth st.
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EIGHT ROOMS

MADISON AvE.-123s. baths. 1920.
Apply premises.
8 ROOMS
PARK AVE.-270.
Douglas l.. Gilman Co.. IS Z. 40th st.
PARK AVE.-S29. Duplex.
n. A. Berwin. 1903 Park Ave.
PARK AVE.-1075.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
PARK AvE.-29o
Douglas J.. Gilman 4 Co.. is e. 49th st.
PARK AVE.--47f. Duplex apartment.
Douvlas T.. Elliman & Co.. IS z. 49th st.
62D ST.-21 e.
Park Ave. Operating Co.. 512 5th Ave.
BATH ST.-35 z. baths.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
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TEN ROOMS

PARK AVE.-270.
Douglas L. Gilman Co.. Is z. 10th st.
PARK AvE.-471. Duplex apartment.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. 10 Z. 49th st.
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MANHATTAN-West Side

ONE ROOM
BOTH ST.-49 w.
Apply Patterson, premises.
46TH ST.-61 w.
4 Emma Maisson. premises.
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10TH ST.-114 w. baths.
Slawson Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
list sT.-235 w. baths. 50, ,7oo-$ 200.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
list sT.-225 w. 2 baths. $4,000.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. I'D st.
72D ST.-124 w.
Park Ave. Operating Co.. 5l2 9th ave.
72D ST.-305 w.
SPOTS & Starr. Times Building.
18TH ST.-299 w. baths.
Apply on premises.
18TH ST.-229 w. 2 baths.
Supt.. premises. or Lenox 5000.
18TH ST.-230 w. 2 baths.
Supt.. premises. or Lenox 5000.
10TH sT.-230 w. baths.
Apply on premises.
sOTH sT.-225 w. $4,000 to $500:
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, Bway& d. sOth st.
SAITH ST.-255 w. baths.
Supt., premises. or Lenox 5000.
s4TH ST.-255 w. . baths.
Apply on premises.
S6TH ST.-3i0 w. $2.4O0.
Slawson Hobbs. is2 W. I'D st.
slawson Hobbs. ieS W. 72d St.
95TH ST.-310 w. Bath, 81 400.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 W. 72d st.
99TH ST.-3l7 W.
Sharp & Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
' sharp Z CO.. Use Broadway:
1OOTH ST.-3li w. Reasonable.
Sharp & Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
10TH ST.-312 w. $1,000.
Wood, Dolson Co., Inc, B'way SOth st.
18TH ST.-507-517.
Sharp 4 Co. 2iso Broadwayyoo
s!swsen saG aobSs. 1s2 S.,hs W; 7ya soo s,i
Slawson e. Hobbs. 1852 w. I'D st.
18TH ST.-601 w.
Paterno Bros. eo1 w. 115th st.
124TH ST.-515 ". s75.
j. kongetti 1876 Prince st.
151ST ST.-510 w. S65.
Apply premises.
17sTH ST.-501 w.
Spots 4 Starr, Times Building' ldbn
Apply premises.
10TH ST.-620 w.
wenbach Corp. 302 Broadway.
204TH ST.--623 w.
Apply premises.
ACADEMY sT.-6oo.
Apply premises.
BROADWAY & Goth st. New building.
AMsTERDAM Av. & Goth St. New
AUDuBoN Av. & 1soth St.
Chas. Berlin, 1883 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-40o.
Sharp 4 Co., 24S9 Broadway.
BROADwAY-3505. 500.
BRoADWAY-S92o s10o-$125.
J. Romaine Brown. 10 u. 43d 81.
BROADWAY g. 9STH ST. New building.
Mark Rafalsky T. Co.. II =. 40th 81.
BROADWAY 4 ODD ST. The Clayton
Apply premises. $500 Riverside.
BROADWAY (Cor. Academy ST., 2ood
ST.. $60-$f00.
Apply premises.
CONVENT Av.-492. 5000.
McAfee. Col. s71a.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY-6lO:
Apply premises. Academy 2l2o.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE.-30o.
Chas. Berlin, 1888 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DR.-325.
Paterno Bros, sol w. 10Th 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-65o. Batn:
slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-7so.
Apply premises. - 80
ST. NICHOLAS AVE.-s35. path'
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE-19-S1-
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
WEST END AVE-Ss4.
Paterno Bros. 601 w. 115th 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-64o-644. bath.
Newmark Jacobs. 1912 ST. Nicholas
gRoApwAY-35se Bath.
Newmark q Jacobs. 1os2 st. NICHOLAS
RrvERsrpE DRrvE-7so.
Supt.. on premises. -.
RIVERSIDE DR1VE-2O2. betn.
Chas. Galewski. 50o 9th Ave.
NAGLE AvE.-165. Bath.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-375:
Mark Rafaisky & Co.. Fl Il. 4otn st'
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PARK AvE.-270.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. IS z. 10th st.
PARK AVE.-929. 4 baths.
n. A. Berwin. 103 Park Ave.
PARK AVE, $40. Duplex, baths.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. IS r. 10th St.
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ELEVEN ROOMS
TWELVE ROOMS.

PARK AvE.-27o.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. IS z. 49th St
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MANHATTAN-East Side
SEVEN ROOMS

PARK AVE.-s29.
N. A. Berwin, 103 Park Ave.
PARK AvE.-1o75.
Pease Z: Eiliu an, $40 Madison Ave,
PARK AVE.-2a0.
Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. IS e. 49th ST.
PARK AVE.-3s3. 3 baths, IS, 200 IS, 700.
Douglas L. Gilman Co.. Is E. 49th ST.
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THIRTEEN ROOMS
FOURTEEN ROOMS

PARK AvE.-270.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. IS f. 10th st.
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FIFTEEN ROOMS

PARK AVE.-270.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. Is E. 49th st.
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BRONX

PARK AvE.-270.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. IS E. 49th st.
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FIVE ROOMS

10TH ST.-114 w. 2 baths.
Slawson G. Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
list SIPS w. 9 baths, 81. 700 So. 200.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1872 w. I'D st.
list ST.-225 w. baths. $4,000.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. I'D st.
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= VVF w fJotII ONs
wadsworth 400.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SALE--T4unchrooin fixtures
and lease will be sold to-day Nov. n i,
AZ 10 a. NJ. at AL eth av., New York 81
sova Auetioneor. By order OF the mort
gagee.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Petitions Against Caterers
constantine Firms Liabilities
Set al S52S coo

involuntary petitions In bankruptcy,
IN which the liabilities total more than
half million dollars, were fled yes.
terday in Federal District Court against
three prominent catering firms, Of
which George Constantine is the nom
mai head. In all three petitions the
same three creditora were named.
The petitions were filed against
George Constantine. Inc, Of 26o2 and
2253 Broadway; George Constantine,
5e4 Fifth Avenue, and the Partisan
Catering Company. of the same ad-
dress The amount claimed by each
OF the three creditors In each casa Is
10000. The creditors are Morris b.
Deutseh, Kathryn A. Roth aud Gene
Francis.
= Liabilities and assets in the caas of
George Constantine, Inc, are estimated
at Sl2b,000 and S25 ,00o; George Con-
stantine, 100000 and $4,000; Partisan
Catering Company, 100000 and $780,
600, respectively.
AFTER long argument over the ap-
pointment Of receiver Judge Angus
tus N. Hand announced that he would
give Archibald Palmer, representing n
creditors committee of one of the
concerns, until to-day to file an answer
opposing adjudication Of the concern
TO be bankrupt. Judge Hand will then
name special master to take testi-
nony before the three concerns are
placed IN the hands Of receivers. Mr..
Arehibaid declared that the Partisan,
catering Company was not iEsolvent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Held Business Builders Shares

.ouestiop-I am one Of those who pur-
chased stock in the Business Builders,
which recently went into bankruptcy. I
would appreciate II IL you could inform me
what the chances arc of realizing any
thing at ell this preferred stock now,
and. if SO. how one could SO about the
matter. Is the company to be liquidatGd,
and. II SO. do the preferred stockholders
get proportionate share of the assets in
due course, or just what ia the procedure
to be taken IN. d.
Answer--As Il atockholder, you are
not a creditor of Business Builders,
but a partner, and in case the concern
is formally adiudged bankrupt you
will not share in the assets until the
claims of general and preferred cred
itors have been met. Percival Wilds,
of 2 Rector Street, the receiver, said
last night that, in his opinion, the
Business Builders would be liauidated
promptly. James w. Eliott's Business
Builders, Inc, refused our request for
a balar ce sheet and income account,
and until the receivers accountants
have made an audit it will be impossi-
bic to state authoritatively the present
worth of the assets. We think that
when and if the organization is form
ally adjudged bankrupt the stockhold-
ers might we'll organize proteetiv .
committee. In view of the fact that
the preferred shares of Business Build
ers and all the other stock handled by
the Elliott statesmen were in large meas
ure sold to persons inexperienced in
financial matters, ye think it would be
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Business bles
Petitions in bankruptcy

The following petitions IN bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
D'cSF'5i aRoRda ds1 x tc;oNsTANrlNn 1ne-1nvol,
untary. caterers. 2602 and 223a Broadway;
iabise slasSo9 eSssts s29eSo
caterer, 5e4 9Th av.; liabilities 100000;
"'Tssis PARIsiXN SIAN CATERING CO, 1ne-1nyol-
Ssoo. 600; assets, 100000.
COLONIAL CIGAR CO, Inc.-Inyols;,l-
tary; is2 Lafayette ST.; liabilities Sfo'VVo'
"SIg51j Lou1s SF1cHER--voluntary; baker, "a
westchester ay;... the Bronx; liabilities
SAN 6 JULITs--rnvolunta clothing,
3s Bowcry; liabilities. $4,000 assets,
PiSTHsTRoNG BROS. - Involuntary; 1876
west 22d ST.; liabilities, $4,000 assets,
s'SGgERRY CHERRY & sMITH-Tnvoiunta board
Ing house, Woodbourne, n. Y; liabilities
s2.Soo: assets. s1590; .-.,. a.,,
goods, 2s62 Third av., Bronx; liabilities.
REIIABI1E JEwELRY STORE, Inc. -
lnyGIqqntiaHgSM WiIniHSM = w sa54 Voluntary
255s Creston av., Bronx; liabilities Se5,S6o;
@ssSas EHARLEs sigSs X. SKINNER voluntary; de-
nsrtment manager, 465 West 34th st. ia-
btlities. s357; assets. $loo
SAMUEL wASsERMAN - involuntary;
1859 First ay.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers In bankruptcy
were appointed ye'terday In the United
Chester b. Mclaughlin for Ellison. Lip
son, Inc. cloaks ard suits, 500 7th aY.'
Arthur Y. DaIaiel for Brod. Lapides,
Brown. INC, dresses. "a W. Slss ST. with
Bertha Re1nbaugh for Pistrons Bros
also the Arctic Cloak Co.. lS6 W, ga ST.
with bond OF $1,000, ,.
Augustlne Derby for Sam h Julius
clothing. SO Bowery. with bond Ct 81 e9e-
Arthur Y. Dalziel for Colonial cigar So;'
Tnc,. 1s2 Lafayette st. with bond OF SSooe,
Bertha Rembaugh Tor reliable Jewelry
store Inc, SEQ 9Th av, with BOND OF
sA.HoS John L. r.yttie for Empire Food Proc.
ucts. Inc. III Broadway. with bono OF
Louis NJ Taylor for Lena poii!ael', ho9ts oo6
ana shoes, 81 Towery, VIA bond OF $I'oeV'
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were fled yesterday in the United states
DtasSi SNNA RAucH--Iadies' underwear, $ie
East Fordham Road. Bronx Liablllties'r
BARSET R1BRIck--4011 Sd av, Bronx.
Idabiifties $6.e23; assets, s3.022
iSIDOR g. DAVID RUCK Furs. ~
W. SAD st Liabilities, S7S,lSs' assets
Ssg;S5spI gg;SS5RpIEAyx HAT CO. rNc-Ladies'
hats. LIABILITIES $29.s5o; assets. So,z
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Middle States Oil Corporation
subsidiaries Declare Dividends

Subsidiaries of the Middle States Oil
Corporation yesterday declared the fol-
lowing dividends: Imperial Oil COM
non, regular quarterly of 21a per cent,
extra Of II of / per cent, and 1mpcr-
ial Oil preferred, regular per cent
quarterly; Texas Chief Oil, regular
Gsarterly of per cent, extra per
cent; Dominion Oil, regular quarterly
q per cent, extra per cent; Ranger
Texas Oil, regular quarterly of per
cent, extra / per cent. All are pay
able January 1, 1928, TO stockholders
q record December 10, 1922.
i Ihe Turman Oil Company, Middle
states subsidiary, reports for the quar-
er ended September 80 gross earnings
= S4oS,874, expenses of $72,924, divi-
aends paid of 1921 ,439, and balance
= ss9,5io In the previous quarter
stoss was s547,194, and the balance af-
dividends S250,774 The falling off
y earnings was attributed to lower
Prices for oil
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Would Not Suggest Change

Cluestion-At tho present time I hold tie
following securities; $4,000 Newport News
and Hampton Railway, Gas and Electric
Company first and refunding mortgage 5
per cent gold bond. 1s44 $4,000 United
aud fourth issueA ~ per cent: 1900 United
ST ates OF America Treasury notes, SERVES A.
1926. AK per cent: 500 savings bank de-
posits. I would greatly appreciate 1T II
recommend exchanging any or all OF tho
above securities for others Of high grade
hut having somewhat higher yield
G. Y. W.
Answer - We see no reason for
making any chang in your present
investments.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
financial Items

6ssn Metropolitan Trust Company has
a.ia sapRelnted registrar OF the preferred
uEI.sSS sSS''r,slnor Gtocks of the New York
sharss .si2teta. lac. consisting OF 70,000
81 s.esa sgFsLsrred stock. par value 500. and
7aiae .sFes common stock. without par
800 hse s,sa ~ 1iso registrar OF an issue OF 50,
Mtds,s usianteed debenture bonds.
ssR ,-s., nsRtea oiPs board OF directors
sesftttes.. November 20 for dividend con-
S fsE. bs'nS aas@st snspscting WyoIninp ~ mi ~ ana
eqslrexs - acquisitions and laying OUT
2srea on tEust Company will bs pre-
sashanss ..Saselnber 23 and thereafter 20
.aaelins permanent certificates for cut
tts: ssnss.p sss, porsf eeFtiticates il tho prln-
rsrx css,sas ef S21.B4s 600 OF the Vow
tsEss 90 x Xei - mes per cent equipment
s's ssfstseassa dated Juns /, ssg2.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
New B. & d. Directors

BALTIMORE. Nov. 20.-Henry Ruh-
lender and Richard II. Williams, both
of New York. were elected directors OF
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at the
stockholders' annual meeting here to-
day: They replace James Speyer and
L. F. Loree, who, it was announced
IN a statement issued by the company,
declined reelection because they
could not consistently serve on the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad under the
provisions of the Interstate Commerce
act" The remaining members of the
retiring board were reelected.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

THE BELLEVIEW. Beileair Heights Fla
Golfers Southern paradise. Opens Jan. g.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Hudson < Manhattan

eae October report Of the Hudson &
sssnattan Railroad Company showed
earnings of S941.272, a gain of
lew over October, 1921. Operating
psases and taxes were $504,581, an
I, Ease Of $5,102. Balance was listed
1870, gain ef s23,072. Cross
asaaues for the ten months ended
ss.seer .5i 80, 1922, amounted to $9,074,646,
sam Of $425,618 over the correspond
s ~ period in 1921. Operating expenses
y s s1ses taxes We're $5,060,197, an increase
s.,' sslo' Balance was $e05,716, an i'm
ra'Femes of S423. .484.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
FOR SALE
LEGAL sorlcEs

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that YOUNG
BROTHERS. OF 6es Broadway, on the IttN
day Of October. 1929, registered the trade
Office Of the Secretary OF the stats Of Nsys
York. YOUNG BROTHERS. COS Bseadwsys
Gew YORK. ~. x. 4
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
New 100000 Auto Plan,

WINCHESTER, Va, Nov. 2o.--options
on 2.5o0-acre site for a o,ooe, 900
automobile factory, to be built at
Ridgeway, W. Va, ten miles north OF
here, will be closed at once, ii was .,.i-.
nouneed To-day by William Jordan, rep
resentative Of Il group of Detroit
financiers Interested in the project.
II. ). Firestone is said to be interested
in the proposed factory.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Gasoline Tax STAYED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.--The su-
preme Court to-day granted the mo-
tion of the Pierce Oil Corporation to
continue IN force, pending the decision
Of its appeal from the decision of the
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, the
temporary injunction granted by that
court enjoining until December /,
1922, the county clerks, county treas
urers and prosecuting attorneys of
Arkansas from enforcing act Nh. 666
Of that state. imposing tax on gaso-
line and kerosene sold for use in auto
mobile engines.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

TWO Elliott Fisher operatorz. Gwo Office
boys. Apply Room 1868, as Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Board of Trade Files Appeal
In Grain Euiures Act Case

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.--The ap-
peal by the Chicago Board of Trade
from tho recent decision of Judge
Carpenter at Chicago in the grain fu-
lures trading act case was fled to-day
IN the Supreme Court. Henry S. Rob
bins, counsel for the Board OF Trade.
said that In the near future he would
ask the court to advance the hearing
or the case, and would also ask 1t to
grant permanent stay, restraining
the operation of the law pending final
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
To Head Labor Bank Here

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2e.---nr. waiter
+. MeCaleb has resigned as manager
of the Brotherhood OF Locoraotiva En-
gineers' Cooperative National Bank OF
Cleveland and goes to New York CITY
to take charge of the labor bank that
ls being organized by the Central
Trades and Labor Council, of that eitv
to be known as the Federation Trust
Company, Warren s. Stone, president
OF the brotherhood bank, announced
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Partial Payment Isuyer

s!aestion--~No DOUBT you are svsY,r,es
wtta requests concerning the MahhAtfan
sssty Wtsgiy but would like very rnvg h
Z yea VIII ads'se tife In your papcr AZ Ia
Sns faiowIns. | have five sharea none
to!iy paid for, Under any circumference
= %"Nisahi@ to conttnus paying same while
. NSae asnda OF ree&Ivsrs or il II ta am
aoFoed by the parent company 7--H. L. K.
Observation-Disclosures with partial pay.
zen. customers become an asset of a
corporation when it becomes bapkrunf
and, in cases where no fraud surround.
ed the making of the contract, the re~
ceiver has in other cases been able to
enforce fulhllment. We suggest thai
you consult a competent lawyer, So
far as Manhattan Piggly- Wiegly ia
concerned, thus far only these develop-
nlents have taken place: An inyolup-
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
ana a receiver was appointed. Percival
Wiids, the receiver, said last night that
the local stores would be continued in
operation to determine whether they
can be run at "A profit. Whether the
holders OF Temporary interest bearing
certificates. which you no doubt con-
traeted for, are creditors or partners
is nice legal question which may have
to be decided in the courts.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Looks for Higher Prices

Question: am u regular subscriber.
Before tho war railroad dividend paying
stocks sold on less than per cent
basis. Is there any reason why they
should not sell on n per cent basis be-
fore the cumhs tion of the present bull
market "A. X.
Answer-We cannot answer your
question. directly without giving an
implied tip on the stock market. There
are railroad stocks that are now sell
ing close to 5 per cent basis.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Proeedure for Note Holder

Question The writer purchased last
February from the Manhattan Piggly-
Wigsly corporation sloe bond witch
comes due in February, 1923; while It. is
not large Investment. yet ! don't want to
lose II IL there is any way to cash in ON &C.
] see by tho morning papers that they are
now In trouble, In what way wil that
affect the bonds already out? My bond
was given on a one year note payable with
interest, which they have promptly paid
tthe interest) up 20 the present time. Any
information viii DO greatly appreciated, -
II. r.. s. X.
Answer -~If the Manhattan Piggly-
WiRgly Corporation should be adjudged
bankrupt, which would be the next
step in the proceeding unless the con
Germ in its answer should deny insolv-
ency, you as creditor should file a
claim with Percival Wilds, the receiv-
er, at Rector Street. In such circum
stances there would be nothing for you
TO do but wait until an audit of the
assets of the alleged bankrupt is made
by accountants for the receiver AS a
creditor you have a claim against such
assets, and will rank on a par with
other noteholders.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Investment Information

fine piece OF public service for an
experienced banker op banking proup
TO form protective eommittees for fhe
Manhattan Piggiy wiggly and Business
haiiders security holders. The amount
of profit involved would probably be too
small to Justify this on purely busi.
ness grounds, but the dividends In
human satisfaction, we feel confident,
would be large.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21

Questions of general iaterest to i'm.
vesfors seili be ansseersd ia this cot.
sssh, IN seAtok case onsu iaitiass wiI
pc saseds Others #iU be nnsaeYed bY
asafs. .iddrsss atl inqsnrfes. ssselos.
sssg q etamped. aidyeaeed eNselone. 60
Fsnaacial Eassoy. 7'As Tysbaac. Isk
adssaa Street. Nsa Rori Cstg.
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BEDELL. DANIEL MN PURSUANCE
Of an order of Honorable John p. CO.
haian, a Surrogate of the County of New
sons having claims against Daniel Nj
Bedeil, late of the County OF New York,
deceased, to present the same with vouch-
ers thereof to the Subscribers. at their
p ace. of transacting business, 1T he ofsce
of Tho Farmera' Loan and Trust Com
pany, No, % William street. Borough OF
Manhattan, City of New Yorh on or be-
fore the 26t', day OF May next
Dated, Nm York, the 18th day az Mo-
vernber 10ss.
MARION a. BEpELL,
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Executors.
neys for Executors. 22 Exchange Place,
New York, n. Y
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Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN, Nov. 20.--'The statement OF
the Imperial Bank of Germany, as
OF November Is. shows the following
changes In marks;
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Satisfied Judgments
In Now York County

First name Is that of debtor, second
that OF creditor and date when Judgment
was filed;
McKitterick. Edwnrd--H Rookie
reller; Oct 23. 1922. .......... s1os.35
Faccari. DemetriusE Garofalo;
seme-sano; Apr II, 1872. 49,. iis.a2
Shapero, Israel ct al-Weinateln
& Monehar, Inc; Nov 8. 1879. ss6.48
Dry Dock East B'way & Bat
terry Park r II Co-J Huntley:
Feb il. 1893 ........,......., to255
Same-Same: Nov !, 1929. 119.e5
Chas D Durkee & Co, Inc-FraHk
w Winnie 6; Son. Inc; Feb &.
Smith. Ruth Al b simms; Oct 0''fS'N !
10. 1929 tyacatsd1. ...... 1,5i4.s5
Dry Dock East B'way & Bat.
Jan "a, 1920. ..........t....... 1.1ss.s7
Lerser, JOS and Primrose Realty
Go, Inc-H Goldfein; Oct 80,
campuzano. Jorg - Common
1921. :.........:. u. ..... s,sas,so
Inc; June 1e, 1899. J. .....,.. a,4s7.Ts
Camera, Alphonse. and Consiglia
I,eneobardo--Peope, etc; May
81. 1924 lyacatedJ .....'..,,... 100000
Ochshorn, 1sidor ct al 49, People
Investment Carp; May 20. ias2 s5s2o
In Bronx County
De Giuseppe, Ninta--M Lagna &
Co. Oct I3, 1916. kstTa
Yacoari, Demetrtus A - &c Care
falo ct al: Feb II. i9a2. ....... lgs.T2
sarns--Ean1s -. ..........s. IIa2s
Yuchts Loais--M 5aisenheirni Jan ~
ls. 1891 Observation-Disclosures. asAss
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Four jul columns Of in.
asestme'ss questions and an"
s,Vers s0t7l be published iss
The Tribune every Sunday
and Monday. o. other days
one full column sCtlI appear.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, ETC.
Furniture
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A MAN willing 10 give services and yno9s
erate capital can share in profits Of lnsFss3
sorlous legitimate business enterprise
TFGlFFER. Room 20l i645 Broadway.
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Judgments Filed
IN New York County

rhe following Judgments were fled yes
erdsy. tho first name being that Of the