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New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Phone Co. Says Only Half "A
OF Revenue is i'm City i; !:
Earned $40, 900, 600 Less Tam
8 Per Cent Last Year, A..
sarss T.. s. Wilson

ALBANY, Oct. 25.The Public Serve !.
ice Commission to-day heard oral ar-s {
guments in the matter OF the state 3, s
wide inquiry into the rates of the Nsw 81
York Telephone Company, following
the complete submission Of evidence.
The hearing will be continued tos~-
morrow.
Eugene &. Wilson, telephone CONS, Il
pnnv vice-nresidents told the conlmis-3
sion that while two-thirds ST the CONF.
pany's system was in Greater New i-s
York, only one-half of the revenue ~
came from that city Appealing for s.
a fair return on It's investment, Mr.. i
Wilson said that tae company IN 1921 s.
realized d net return OF less than 2:
$9,000,0o0 ia New York; State. which.
he said, was $4,000 900 short Of pro-
5ducing an per cent return upon the
bare book cost Of property IN the state.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Is Business N E " )
BUSINESS Urged to Crystalline
Opinion on Allied Debt Action
Sees Coming Business
Expansion In South

With the chief impediments to
progress removed the South lis
showing good prospects for gem
eral business expansion, in the
opinion of Frank H. Gibbes, presi-
dent of the Gibbes Machinery
Company, Columbia, S. C.
"This will make particularly
heavy demands on local trans
portation facilities" Mr.. Gibbes
further pointed out. Shippers in
the South should, therefore, exer-
else the utmost care in the selec~
tion of their hauling units to be
sure that they are able to dis
patch their goods with promptness
and economy.
II venture to say that in the
majority of cases it will be found
that the motor truck is the most
valuable unit available for short-
haul distribution"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Factory Workers Wages
Rose Sharply Last Montl,
Weekly Average Advanced 62c
Increases i'm Twenty
three Industries

ALBANY, Oct. 25.-Longer working
hours, the result of increased business
activity, and rises in wage scales
caused an increase OF 62 cents in the
average weekly earning of factory en-
ployes in this state last month The
average earning for all manufac turing
industries in the state in September
was $25.71. The greatest increase was
that of 1885 week in the average
pay of workers in the iron and steel
industries. A few recessions were
reported, according to a statement is
sued to-day by Henry D. Sayer. the
Industrial Commissioner, but these
were caused by special circumstances,
such as the State Fair at Syracuse,
rather than by industrial conditions.
"The fall increase in employment"
he said, sis not always followed by
increased average earnings, because
the new employees are likely to be
taken on at lower wage scales. The
number of increases in basic wage
rates was the largest since July, 1920.
The increases were widely distributed,
being reported in twenty-three sepa-
rate INDUSTRIES"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Stock Exchange Listings

City of scissors tFrance) $4,000. 900 fifteen
year per cent secured gold loan due No
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany s11s,s15,,2oo additional capital stock
sisting of 1,1s9,ls2 shares of par value
$lo0. American Water Works and Elec
trio Company. Inc. additional voting trust
authorized issue .io, 900, ,oocS. common ,
stock consisting OF 5000 shares par value
Chicago, Terre IIaute q Southeastern
Railway sso4.oo0 additional (authorized
issue s2o.0oo.ooo> first and refunding mort
cage f1fty-year gold bonds. d te Decem ber
]. 1860. for $1,000 each. Union Bag and
Paper Corporation ss,boo.oo0 tctai author
year per cent sinking fund gold bonds.
New York Central Railroad sS5 5000, 900
principal amount of it's refunding and i'm
provement mortgage bonds per cent,
aerfes c, due October /, 201S.
Bangor g. Aroostook Railroad inter
changeable certificates for $3.50. 900 Z per
cent cumulative preferred stock. consist
ing OF $4,000 shares Of par value 800
port Company see. 600. 900 Glass "B" cold
mon stock, consisting OF 100000 shares
Inc. $4,000 shares of it's common stock
without nominal or par value. Sinclair
Consolidated OIL Corporation 3,767.5os
shares OF common stock without nominal
S2,o0o,o0o additional capital stock of
10000 shares of par value 800 each.
Brooklyn Uuion Gas Company $4,000 900
temporary series "a" per cent first lien
and refunding mortgage gold bonds due
May 1. 1s47: Empire Gas and Fuel Com
pany- s45,o0o.O0o first and refundng con-
vertihle ffteen-year ~ per cent. gold
bonds series "A" rhe Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad. s." $500 Bankers Trust
Company certificates and s1.S0750O certifi-
Gates of deposit representing first and re-
finding mortgage psr cent gold bonds
Company S.. ooo. 900 of capital stock, oons ols
sfsting of 200,0 900 shares of par value of
$50 each. Metropolitan Edison Company
s4.S2s.6oo first and refunding mortgage G
per cent gold bonds, series b." Brooklyn
Union Gas Company s2.000.0o0 ten-year Z
per cent convertible debentures. Air Re
duction Compan!R Inc. 1900 shares of
common stock {of total authorized issue
of 293.344 shares) without nominal or par
value.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Auxiliariea VIII Dance

The first dance Of the American Le-
gion Auxiliaries, County Of New YORK,
will be held tomorrow evening at the
Pennsylvania Hotel.
The arrangement committee is coyn-
posed of Miss Julia A. Lynch. president
of S. Rankin Drew Auxiliary, chairman;
Mrs. j. Seferen Ennis, president os
man, and Miss Madeline Y. Sullivan,
president of Washington Height Auxil-
iary, treasurer.
Mrs, A. L. Boyces president Of Tiges
Post Auxiliary, chairman of the recep-
tion committee, and Mrs. NJ Ferrsll,
assistant chairman, will be ably assisted
by two members from each auxiliary.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Shoe Overload Proposed
Experiment Likely To BE Tried
i'm New England

A commissioner of the shoe trade,
to serve as liaison officer between
the industry and the public, is within
the realms of probability. The ex-
pertinent is likely to be tried in the
New England section first among shoe
retailers. At recent meeting of the
Massachusetts Retail Shoe Merchants
Association move was made to ap-
point j. f. Mcneil. of the Thayer-
Mcneil Company, Boston, to this posi-
tion.
The principal activity of this COM
missioner, it is expected, will be to
serve as source of informatiorr TO
newspapers and other publications.
Need for such an officer appears to
be seen in the possibility of rises in
shoe prices which will need some ex-
planning if the public is TO accept
them amicably. If the experiment is
successful the proposition will be put
up to the National Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers Association and the
National Shoe Retailers Association TO
appoint national commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Railroad Service Better
i'm Some Steel Districts
Consumer Pressure ON Mills
Chiefly for Delivery of Low
Priced Contract Products

Railroad service is unmistakably
better in some iron and steel districts,
though little improved in others; but
few consumers are suffering from lack
of steel, and in nearly all markets
prices show irregularity," "The Iron
Age" will say to-days
"rhere is pressure upon the r.;!ls,
as heretofore, but it is now chiefly
from consumers who want delivery of
their low-priced contract steel, whereas
a few weeks ago a price was paid to
make sure of getting the steel.
THE bulk of the new business, par
ticularly in the heavier rolled products,
is still coming from the railroads,
which, while pressing car builders for
deliveries, are holding out little hope
for better service to steel mills.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Commercial Credit

The recent price advances have
s9'aaght about further credit restric-
atns in many of the large mercantile
seqses in this market. The reason for
ssis lies in the belief that financial
Nsryes OF retailers and wholesalers
ssald be unable to withstand another
Assg price shock. While there is
wing in the present situation that
Yates price drop in the near fu-
the shapers Of credit policies are
asing safe"
Honey rates arc showing q firmer
seasaey. Discount rates on bankers
Ssptanees were advanced another
ssasa of one per cent yesterday.
!. .ennercial paper discounts at Az
= IN per cent, with the bulk Of paper
s.sg at the latter figures.
sne American Acceptance Council
..:susrday quoted the following dis
saM I'm rate on prime bankers aecep,,
ssaees sas eligible FOR purchase by Federal
seserye banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26

s..sge .ssFge orders for unfinished cotton
We are being placed now. Business
s,ss sst ehls week has been exceptionally
~, s brokers' report, with orders CALI
,,.. .of delivery into next year in some
go, s, although mills are reluctant to
silg siylgp such orders, figuring that still
az ssse1 prices may prevail after the
ssss. u the year. The active buying
d A:s sa,sent sent prices up, the standard Cd
,snss NJ inch print cloths reaching Ga
al sIs : yard for immediate delivery
aasss. lightly higher prices for corr
hes hssssy goods for Industrial use have
MI srtionaily active in the last
M stass. y two. Many large orders are
s,sss sssssd TO have come from manufac-
ssrS s q automobile tops and uphel-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Deegan Declines Office

Past State Commander William F.
Deegan, who was defeated at New Or
leans for the national commander
ship, found on his return to this city
that the Bronx County Legionnaires
had chosen him as their chairman for
the coming year. Deegan wrote the
Bronx County organization. that it
would be impossible for him to .ac-
cept.
A. the same time Deegan took oc-
cesior to thank those members Of the
Legion who stood behind him in his
campaign for the national commander
ship. The letter Of thanks was not
confined to those Legionnaires in the
Bronx, or even in New York State, but
was extended to those in other states
who stood SO loyalty by him in the
campaign for national commander.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Auxiliary Theater Party

Arrangements have been completed
by Willard A. Balcom Auxiliary for
theater party to be held at Shubert's
Theater, Forty seventh Street and
Broadway, on Monday evening, octo-
ber 30
Members of the post and their
friends are planning to attend in large
numbers. An invitation is extended to
all other posts and auxiliaries and their
friends to join the party. Tickets
may be obtained from Miss Alice
Bryan, 956 st. Nicholas Avenue, phone
Audubon 677O.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
VIII Discuss Clubhouse

When John Fraser Brown Post meets
tonight at the Park Republican Club
plans for the purchase of a clubhouse
will be discussed. In addition to the
clubhouse discussion the evening will
be featured by the initiation of several
new members. Other subjects of in
terest also will be taken up.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Business Troubles
Quoted on Income percentage basis,

Dalton, n Hamilton and Kathleen
nnn,nns his Eedor ai1 y,,,,..s '.'.-.. 2ls.S
I} De earle, John-M Tashman -. 1874;
De a Aoosta. osu Ricardo MD Bar. '''''
Eriund. sedwick.-.A Gremnser sds1; ISL;
Epstein, Israel. Philip Platkin
pss,nr sad Abe W mGFr Sel2nis. Rasa, Bank sss:'
IS Paper ................ .....a 1,75so.
Flashner, Adolph-- NJ unger ct al 17S.si
M Morris ...... 30So.41
Gloherman, Phillips Ii 1a~'ssou 9tn6 @:
Gotsis Constantine RB Rose. i,o2o.S.
Glenwild Far'n Hotel, Inc--A Saris $3.50
G e Confectionery Corp--G ]
Chryssikos ....-.,.,., ,.....,...s 1GI7t
Grossman. Chares--S Hurok. 774.7t
Greenberg. Samuel and Bertha
Economy Mercantile Corp c... 1,O9l.4t
Realty Corp. .....,...ss..G.s.. 1850
i 90 ......,l... 4S4sJ
Gibbs. Edw C--H Bernhard ct al 1885
Gibbs. Albert E-M Fox....,. 2ot.6t
Holt. Maurice-zzN Telephone Go 1915
CO -..'....s.. 1897!
i. swerdove. e.,.....,....... 173.4t
sheis.lsr .....,............. 1o65.2t
Hyams May anu Alex NOTIFY 1. !.
:, Runp Bros Inc. 12sis'
Horo%itz William and Stella---J
! Brandt ct al .............. 17i.Qt
Inc is' s....N.. a.s574
tJill Bros )-John A. Eek Co 2,sH.sl
n Abelson ~ - - s67.5i
krresei Philip and Krssel g. New 90, a.
house Inc-S Amster. =. ....,A 3sa.
40 bre, A AdOlph--W Robinson. f.. 4,4GO.oi
MegrathesM M Nm Mullsan. iss ae.a'I ....... :. a.s4oo
Lustig. Max-N Y, Edison co..., llo.S'
Leavitt, Bernard--Charies Ester So ;,
son G. Co Inc..i.s -. .s....t... 5sua
Levy, Paul L--Hallomax 60 Inc = iSs.S iSsS
Mayer, Albert or AIS Levin. 4sS0
Menist, ob--Anglo o-Galifornia !. !
Sonic sonic Hail & Asylum s Fund -. 5.217.o1
Meyer, Herman---T Tal1ace..s.. 34l. .
Mcfarland. Frank--Annin & 60, 2ssA'
| Mates Realty Co, Inc; Paul ] Gall
lagheT and Mabel l;aIiagher---
Concrete steel Co s...,.,.,.t.s.. ,3.6. y
Mitchell. Lisner--Diamond Eiec-
nsss sS'S ssss'alssf gss s.ss .s15; s145
Msnis,. f's,. Jaee b-W i4artwiiss 4. 1. . 7is.s;
s State New YORK 'a ..'. $3.50
si dian,car nurs & 9seass rary co.L3d q a 4sa2s'
Newton. Chas D., Attorney Gen- ~
ersl. and Francis Martin Dis
Electric Go =. s.o4s.si
Olsen. Lewis A Lajotts .S .... s.4S7.s'
tee & Trust Co. Z. - -. ) ~ .s.s 1866:
nen ton institute s .....s.s.. isso,
Ing corp'nsnP o'Ns.li sseostss 1905
Ocean View Cemetery and Frsd-
erick A Binn--We O. Morse ~ 282 81
q. al: ~ costs . q .........,i.s + 1904!
| et al '.s. 55s q
Per. Ky. philips Kats Ell ai.s.-. 1857
ouait Ropt--W Andersen ..... L0Sj.6
Eothenberg, Joh--L KatE, 2s02
Richaras. W B--R Rainsford . 5,295.I5
Rafaele Patrone--R Criai ct aI4 119.1'
Reconstruction Co, Inc; Joseph
/, BorreIii st al -. .....'.'..'.'.. ,4oa7l
Rosenzweig, SophiasaJ Gefren... s7s.s
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
~ ,ai Skins Advance i'm London

+ h as1'' Oct. %. Strong bidding
81 siss sonao'l !. and Lcipsic caused wolf
s.6a,o y aavance 20 to 80 per cent at
as Iur auction of G. Nj. Lamn-
,sssss ~ 70, according to unofficial esti-
s,Sis.. hmersca did some buying. Ae-
ssx sss,s 90 the company's official .,rice
III Z, i!laskrat advanced 10 per cent.
49, ss,s aa..s, raccoon and fitch were un-
s. Squirrels declined Is per
III @hHe koiinsky advanced 10 per
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Exports of Food Decline
SIT ,948,54 Less iii September
This Year

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 Exports of
food end food products last month
showed falling off in value as COM
pared with September, 1921. Figures
made public to-day by the Commerce
Depa rtment placed the value last
month at $76,306,2 ,253, as against s94,-
254,79S the same month the year
before.
For the nine months ended with Sep
tember the value of such exports was
S538, ,376,509, a decrease of approx
mately s290,0o0,000 from the total of
the corresponding period Of 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Murray Hill Post Meets

There will be meeting of Murray
Hill Post this evening at the Kips Bay
Building, Forty-four.h Street and Sec
ond Avenue. The post delegate to the
national convention, held in New Or
leans, will give an account of the hap
penings there. Charles William Kecht
has requested that every member OF
the post be present so that he may be
informed of the work planned by the
Legion for the coming year.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
New Ynrk County Election

When the. annual New York County
committee meeting is called to order
at the Hotel Pennsylvania next Mon
day night reports from the various
committees will be read. Officers who
served during the past year viii give
an account of their work and the Le-
gionnaires who will head the New fork
County organization for the coming
year will be elected.
| Anna 3. Duncan, secretary Of the
New York County Legion, in letter
sent to all posts urgently requests
the presence Of all committeeman, SO
that each post will be represented IN
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
ARMY tSrsseys

F'vos, The Tssbane's Washington Bureou
WASHINGTON, Oct 25-.xrsny orders
Issued to-day Follow
(luartermaste er Corps
Hicharts In. n. c.. toSH. s.
sake. 1t. y, 49, 10 Fort M adsworth.
infantry
Hororahis discharwes-2d III. L. p. Me-
Ensyre.s f.t. III. H. sTrAumail, Ill, g. u.
& rilehrials III. "a Hah5s, Capt. H. ca
Miller. I'd 1t IA ~. Love. ia. w. y.
q Sheehan,
miscellaneous
Hcag. It q. g. Air Svos. To KaHxas C8sy.
Rsinarts, Capt. 2. G.s Med. G.. to Manila
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
WIN IlnyeiI Memorial

The unveiiing Of memorial on tfs
Coast Guard Cutter Seneca In memory
Of the men of that ship who lost their
lives will take place at Pier t. Battery
Park, on the afternoon of November 4.
The memorial has been presented 70
the Seneca by members of Y. 81 81
Tampa Coast Guard Post 719 OF tho
Legion. Il is the second memorial do
mated by the post in memory of the
men Of the Seneca. The first was wfi-
vciied aboard the u. s. S. Tampa lasb
year.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Halloween Dance

A Halloween dance will be given 30.
morrow evening by Lieutenant LaaS
renee Lowell Post at iss clubhouse, 4s9
Washington Avenue, Brooklyn. Special
Music will be provided and those who
are serving on the entertainment CONS
mittee expect that the event will be
ono Of the most successful of its kind
ever conducted by the post,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Drew Post Eli

TIE annual Halloween ball of 8.
Rankin Drew Post will take place Oc-
tober so at the Hotel Pennsylvania
This post is the unit of the Legion
composed of men of the allied amuse-
ments, and it's social events are always
most attractive. Novel features are
being arranged.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Petitions In Bankruptcy

FGGitIODs HI AsaHha opsSs
The following petitions in bankruptcy
were aled yesterday in the United States
District Court
JAMES CLANcY-1nvoluntarS. Grocer,
HYMAN RoMM-1nvoluntary Mems
hats 1894 Third av
FAsHIoNwEAR SWEATER ti;i.s- MIhLs---
Involuntary. 81 East 10th ct. Liabilities
LOUIS MELTZER-voluntary Man
ager 2ls East 5th at, Liabilities s2l71;
= JAcoB sILvERMAN--volunta Grocer,
&C East 1l1th st. Liabilities. s1,S7S; as
SETS 500.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in nansTnptey ban I,n't oy
Mary @. Potter for Keller Bros, furs,
1l6 West 25th St. with bond of $1,000:
Bertha Rembaugh for. La Rose Silk I'm
derwear Co. Inc, s73 Broadway, with
Alice D. Moran for Bessie White, dry
goods. 2l First av. with bond of $1,000.
Robert Patterson for Pincus Brecher.
woolens, 9SS Westchester ev., the Bronx,
Morris u. Ely for porfn,an e. Norman,
knit goods. 146 West 2sth st., with bond of
$3, o00
John l.. Lyttle for Tashionwear Sweater
Mills and as weinberg's Feather Neckwear
Co., 81 East 9th ct, with bond of $4,000.
!, tSsa @ss eeth s for bsnd Il
'
Francis c. Ballard for Vanity Dress
shop, SCI Westchester av, the Bronx, with
bond of $500
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
JOSEPH EISEN--Butter. eggs, etc. So?
Greenwich st. Liabilities, ssis4;3 assets,
s2,745
LEO PURPURA - Ccnfectloner. 1ls
Water At, Ncwhurgh. -. Z. Liabilities.
s7.o26: assets. $4,000
VACUUM WATER co. INC.--464 Tenth
ay. Liabilities $1S1, 1856; assets, $1li,sse.
SCOTT & STUMP--Stock brokers, 40 ES
change place. Liabilities, si45.474; assets,
$75,l69
S. oioLDsTEIN & co.-Butter eggs, etc.
Liabilities. $37,42l; assets. $26.328.
KARDoS & BURKE-~Stock Brokers, 80
Broadway, with branches in the principal
American cities. Liabilities. S2.l5s,s85;
assets, s2ss,o76,
Assignments
C;ustave Cohen. dealer in mems furnish
ings and general merchandise at NO. 81
whitehall street, TO Louis a. Schoeifei
2a1 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
BUYERS Coming

DALLAS. Tex.--Goldsmlth Co.; l. Gold
smith ladies' ready to wear: care of Eel
Iowg Buying Co., i164 Bway; expected
Monday October 30
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
The American Legion
Ne,Cs; Local, State, National

the election. Representation az tlsA
meeting will be based on the meuhbc--
ship of each post as OF October 20. (,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Satisfied Judgments
In Ne,r York S,ounty

The first name Is that OF the debto
the second that OF the creditor and da,
when judgment waS filed:
Furst, Chaa S--A Adler; July
Same --Sanlc June Q. 1914 Z. 90, I65.t
Fine. Louis--state Bank; April
Same--Same: April "a. l9a1..... 344.A
Alperin. jacob Badami; Dec
rlesson' eg. H. : Harold picker; Nov 's''
HafeId III "a baby Carriage ia. Mfs Co. '
s. A jacobson Co, lac; Sept
16, 1872 ivanated) sjs...s...s.. aos.t
Randall Clarence D-A Adkins
ct al;sMay 9, 1as2..s.,,.....;.. iss.s
aa, suraaee CO. Co; Nav.sa 1915 ... a1s.'
Burke. Walter J. and National
Surety co-.psopie, etc; Feb 10, ,.oo
Ensiisb' 1sns syassssd1 Iaa B ana Na.iona, '''00''
surety cos-famc; Feb 81. 1929
COREY, ndw j, aiad M T,asli.y 4
Casualty Co OF n Y--Same;
Sept 8. 1920 tyacated) ..s..... 1.00o.i
s IF q Norz; Sept /, Is2.,..... il.sos.'
Hui & Go, Inc; July ii. te22. 1905,
Harrone, Francesca and Marie II
sept 1ss. 1925 ..l. ...s-.,.... ~ ..s. 1855.
: CO. Inc; Oct 10, s1sas .,,l.7.'. i.ssi.'
Norsen, William--A Schittten;
Nov 8, 1920 = -
NV NV is. 1915 ..,.ss ,.,. ]. II. 81. l.s5i.,
Elcr, Rarnett and Samuel
Fischeg: Feb 2, 1922 :. wv. Z. z.S22.i
" ~, 1915 -. 5 !. I. IS, s.7o:..
M ", isaa ..I.'.... 4sos'
In nsonx County
"A Aus s 3, 1917 ss.a.s :. u, $500;
osS ssss y. 8. I. s s.. ....... ~,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26

lHIuuy, { ne HrEt HaIh6 UtiHB eIIut VI t13u
debtor;
adler. sigmund---A Neurad sI,a45.l7
er ca. mo o....'.,.s..'............ 1910. .o5
A q S Clesh Suit Co. Ine--W Lew 400. 90
Biiednug, Teresa IF Beige. 1856
Machinery Co. Ltd. ....s...'.'... s.7ssao
Buie Oil Corp-W II Ruffhead... 1.72o.24
tHewlett { Rensen. incl 25s.es
Beckmar Wln--7G G Bishop .5.5. $40. .S5
Beinfeld, aa-Jaburg Bros Inc 660.ll
Benford, Edw NJ; Renford Auto
Products, Inc, and Benferd Mfg
co, Inc---H Lubst,yir ... '....... s.1sl.so
Cooke, John B-Corrsa. Inc 1888
4, co. ...,........,. 2ss.os
Chthan, Mary, and Paul Redecha
Feofie. etc ......-s.3.i...3..... 10000
.sssal, sss'r ,sna-w r..sss.is...: ~. ;:..ss y
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26

Shapar Isaac Bennett Chalk and
Sophia Chaik--Coioniai Bank. 447.1s
surowitz, Moe-Eppens Smith Co 5000
Shapiro Frank H--B II schnir
ct al ~. ............. 1870
Seidman Builders, Inc and Ber-
nard NJ Turkat--B Warshaw 1,14<.TI
Stfeg lltz. Frank-JaburR Bros. Inc 165.40
Star Bargain House, Inc--E Sim
shauoff. irving H--sterling Metal
=. Bed Co. Inc. ,..... ............ e3o.60
-. ct al ..,.@. ........ 761.0o
Shellenberger. t'hauncey F-Muf-
ray Roofing Tile Co.., ...~... 1,2ss.fo
TausSig, Gottlieb>-R Cronln... 45e.05
Tnffel. Morris-P RhinelHnder. 1,6950s
Tresser, Charles G--H L Allen
q al ...:......... 274.so
Rhonn Realty Co. Inc......... a,sss,s4
Same Same ........,.......:.. c,Sss.34
Ward, Georgte or Gerogia--1.illian
wingeratil, william j and viii
liam 1r---S 0inmundsen ...... ssT.30
Weinberg, y, ng~-H Iuckermsn
ct al .,..., ................... 1880
In Bronx County
A Anderson Trading Co. Ltd
Pltman ct al ..e.. .......... sl1.sSS. %
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