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New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Buyers Arrived
ralrohiid scrvke

BALTIMORE
O'SeIi 60 Inc. Mis- Josie ksrnsn.
druss. Sr. s'ockei,. silks .atins. vslveis
cisrls,A coon. 'Is s,h N ,.
Hoehrchild Kohn a Co. Miss A nlu-
rnenthAi. art goods. pictures, statues, care
Fred Atkins. 80 sth sv.
BoSToS
e Adam. & Co. y. p. Adams lhc''
and ,mNroidsriss: MchIipn
n. Nsilnsa Sons. J. Nollman. woolens
arh deme-fie.. Mctirin.
summsrhcld & CO.; pen stern, furni-
turs. rsnnsylNsnt ,..A
4 Loeb. ~. nsrueh books. ststlsne,y :
~ Lov,nsn. dry goods. care Alfred fanil.
IT 'nrrrAto3L r. steel CO. o. r..
R.ike,' ribbon. lace, ana embroidery
HcAlrin. -
psisfas Co. 4 paslas furs AcAlp.n.
Nontsomsry Ward A CO., q. " Faulk
rich. mons and boys wear woolen anc
wors,ed piece ~oods: as' 9Th Az
CIkCINNArt
Joseph Lazarus Co. Leopold Jo'sph.
gen nldse mgr. Maurice lAzarus miib-
s ~ Joseph. rep. care Y Plaui, - west
HOLMAN & Sons % J. T.. woernvr boys
vfsh srlts. sport blouses VAN troufrfs
.ils skirt.ns. Ll,,msn 4 s,oreh. 10 W
ci,TrASOOGt. Tcun.-p. n foy"nan
co: W. " sptrborx. md,s mEr. al dept,
nses 4 Iilienthai. 1850 Uvay
DETROIT
N.~comh Tndlrott Co chester A
piand infantr wear. millinery. n,ckwear
a,d un. brcIias. 900 bth AZ.
Kno, Co: Earl Morton. rspr.s'n,ins
DALLAS. Tsr-sanEsr Drcs v IT.
FoRr wOiirH. Trs Sonnis d. q. -
IT, II York clothing furnishing sooas'
HOUSTON. Tesss--A y. Garmsnt 90
r,,xenhaun. ready 10 wear cs,e 8
Meyers A CO., iifo proadwhy
INDiAHAPoLis Ind. = Ayres 90 ,
sir Goldberg. basement r'ady 70 "raf' 20
KFENr. \. H-Morssn Mfs. CO. n
Morgan. no,ions. hardware auto snppie''
'' 'MISSEtPoLfs. PSsfs xinn -Pov,r. s,rc
Co. Mr. villt. plush coats only - W
XASricoKE. r,-Glov. stove: william
CHALLENGER, furniture. hoor eoverins'' I'M
rerlal
svnern 4 kaufman; M kaufmsn
--oolsu and cotton piece goods, nannef
Van Horn q Son. " Van Horn. rep
Rr,cnsr nro.: :. r. Rossnsu. ~oo'en
and cotton piece Foods, silks s"i'rs, 'e'-
vets. irlmmlNfs nfaiu'' w" "'''''' , .
Brssiin. ..,.,
Roass 4 Pphi: A. Mnrquar,, orienia'
rugs; i'ls Hvay.
Hose & co, 81 Rose, wooien end cotton
piece foods. Martinique
1T. LOUIS
s,iz,r Garment Co Philip Seller, wool
len piece soeas: Psnnsy,'sn,,. .,n.o.. tu.
bin a Co. Mr Krehbie mdse. mgr, ;zS
sth Rv. 80
sAS YRANCIscO-Encry Mfg. 60. &.
Graham leather goods. Martinique
san FHASCfscO-The Emporium,
r. Nan Harm. BOYS clothing ana furnish
inss. .iS 9Th sy
SELMA Ala Edward Drs.iin, EJ~ard
Br.s,in. furniture Martinique.
TuVOSTO. IanGds-Shapiru CO. =
shapiro fUfs. fur roAts Imperial
TORONTO. Csnsds-i uoljs,ein. l.
Golastsin. gen rndse. Drsslin.
WfssIED. Comb. Epstein Co; ID
Epstein. rep, Continental
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
u. S. Treasury Tax
Receipts a Billion
Lower in III Months
Collcciionsfor Period Ending
in May, S2.732,OOO.OOO.
Compared With S3,8O6,-
900, 900 Same Span in 81

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Govern-
ment tar receipts fell OF by more than
$1,000, ,0o0,ooo during the eleven months
Of the current hseal year. as compared
with . year ago. according 20 the elias
sihed collections for May. issued to-
night by the Internal Revenue Bureau.
For the eleven months ended with
May revenues from taxes. according TO
the buresu's statement. aggregated 81
1872 900 900. ss against $4,000. .0O0, 900
for the corresponding months OF 1927
while for the month Of Nay the total
was sio2.5i5.o00, compared with Sill
$50. 700 during the same month a year
$50.
Income and profits taxes for the
eleven months ended with Nay.
Amounting 10 si,7o2 900 900. showed a
decrease Of 5s4i. 900 900. while re-
eeipts from transportation, us,mcnt
and other miscellaneous taxes aggre-
eating seis.ooo.oo declined by Sie3,-
Doc. 900.
Taxes collected under the national
prohibition act during the eleven
months asgregstins 81 1875 900 disclosed
an incrense of $3.50 900. while taxes on
distilled spirits amounting 20 $4,000
900 decreased by $4,000 900.
Tobacco taxes collected for the
period amounting 70 S244.O0O 600
showed an increase OF $i2,Ooo,0oO over
the previous year.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Scandinavia Offers
Trade Outlet for u. S.

There are FAR greater possibilities
now for American manufacturer IN
Scandinavia than oysr Ssforo, se-
eordins 10 +. V. Helm. OF Copen-
hagen. Denmark. now stepping at
the Hotel Mchlpin.
The dumping OF goods from Ger
many and France has stopped" Mr..
Helm said. and the rate of exchange
In Denmark, Norway and Sweden is
almost up to par with the United
States, with the result that business
IN almost every line shows great
improvement In 1919 Scandinavia
imported more goods from tn.
United States than all Of South
America combined, slumping On in
the general world depression In
1920 and lspl. but again promising
even 20 beat any previous marks.
with 100000 population .nd
typical national market for Ameri-
can goods. Scandinavia 10 the safest
and most staple foreign market for
American goods. Scandinavia is en-
tirely dependent on imports. being
almost entirely a dairyine. lumber
ing and shipping section"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
SUMMONS



CITY cOTRT or TUE cry or NEW
YORK JACOB FiNKELsTEiN and Al.
nERr J FiNKEi.STEtN eo-partners. do.
lng business under the hrm name and
styla ~ Jacob Flnkc'atsln a Son. Plain.
tifs against LOUIS kAPLAS. individually
and o.. sole executor under The last VIII
and testament of Abram or Abraham kap.
Ian. Deceased. Defendant
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT.
yOv ARE HEREBY SUMMONED -
answer the complaint in this action and -
serve copy 0f your answer. or N the
complaint II not served with this summons
plaintiffs attorney within TEN bo) days
YOU exclusive ~ the day 81 service. In
ease Of your failure 10 appear or answer
Judgment Will b. taken AGAINST you by de-
fault for tho relief demanded IN tho COM
plant
Dated New York. May i1 1924
CARLYLE FiNKELSTEfS.
Attorney for Plaintiffs No 4. B0wery.
Manhattan. New YORK CITY
TO Louis kApLAN. Defendant.
Tn. foregoing summons 10 served UPON
you by publication pursuant tO an order
q the Hor Aicxander Finrlite. one ~ tho
Justices of this tourt dated the I'D day
Of June 1874 ani nisd ~ith the complaint
IN the oNise 81 the Clerk II the city court
Of the cry % Sew York, AZ the Drown
stone building 40. a. Chambers street.
Doro % Manhattan. city OF New York
state of New York.
June - 1893
CARLYLE FiNNrfSTEfS.
Attorney for Plainflns once ana
r. o. Address. a. Bowsry. Manhats
fa~ = \ e
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Diamonds. Jewolry, Etc.
LEGAL NOTICES

DIAMONDS bought anf sof for essh
AsyLcs frss Bann.ll. ~. nval. - fsoI.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. June 23.-"1he CONNER
eial Bulletin" tomorrow will say Of the
wool market; Prices have eased a
little during the week. the extreme
prices which were paid ten days or two
weeks ago due TO the short supply Of
good wools on the market having
passed. The prices being paid in the
country. also. are lower. good. fine and
fine medium clips in the Far Wes, sell
ing now on clean landed basis bos-
ton. Of about sl.l5 20 si.20. Some Of
the woods opened in Texas this week
we're withdrawn because Of the lower
limits. The foreign markets show a
little strengthening on good merinos,
London being back sbou, to The closing
level in May on fine wools. while cross
bred, are still OF to 10 per cent, and
sometimes more. The goods market u.
hardly changed, but is firm"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Certificates Of indebtedness and United
State. Treasury Notes
New York City Bonds

the dates OF maturity
Approximate yield II called on D'cein-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

rOsT uf- -tb0ot SO $50 iff N ihe Union
Iiue savings Bank .H missing Any ~
al fasfrr q claim 30 10 fs hfrehy caNec
.por 90 prea-rf fh- same within Ten asts
~ submit no having salf rssTpoof caneHieh
and D nnn one issued
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Business Troubles
rrfltl,r. Ia I,anhxsptrr

The following p>ii,ions In esnk,vriey
-sre Med y'.,srdsy IN the United ss'''
HERSARD scuNALL - inyelyms,y
cloak. ard sui.. -, sih sv nsbniti'.
go. 900. sss-i'. 1900.
MAX okLASDER involuntary. toys.
20 GroRon Z 1 yox . co. -inyolon.
,s'v .sir, rrfr. isi ,,h av
ENcEL POULTRY. %, Inc - Involon'
'ir ir,ii si, rT'mPSs9o TA' n,SnI ,nynIor,.,y
poRDnhM nrDniS0 60. ine.-in-
MORRIS KALDFELD voluntary. iiiS
rro,n'e, ~, Bron' Liseilti'' 'hss'
JrpAH HiRscH-volun,sry SIS prs.t-
Wy. kinrron. y Y. LlabiliiIe'. Nsn'
NErsY Ross COFFEE sHor-yclur.
DouKNIco pi rOsTi Voluntary. 49,
" t'th r. d,ess fu>r Liabilities. "a
oto. a-e's, $50
Receiver. In rankruptey
The following receivers In bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday In the United
State District Court
Matthew T Apruiro. for Kern.r Gold
iobhers viih bond 81 IS. ew
william Simpson. for Bsrnsrd sehnsii
$500
Msuro. worm.r. for IN. Grant
LEATHER Goods Co Inc. ~ v. Hous'on
~ With bond ~ ~ shH
Edward = Nccur.in for Excel Poultry
Co. lne az rlmpson rlse.. Rrons. Win
bond N titoa
Myi.- furyin. for Grsn RoSn Co. hai.
snf caps. s5s broadway. Win BOND ~
Thom.s " matters. for G.o,ss Tos a
20 Inc. shirt manufacturers, iei sth av.,
with bond ~ IS 900
Schedules In BANKRUPTCY
Tn. folloeins schedules IN hsrtruptry
we're Md yesterday In the uni'ed States
District Court;
ABoRS STEEL CO q clarke o.. la.
bnliiss f1is. seo. assets tiii.n1
y. ROTHMAS. nc. fho's SO West
chester Av, bronx. liabilities. fe'i"'
MoRRis NARrFELp. iiis Fro,p.e, sv..
Brons liAbniti., t1Ut. asset. t.sSi
JUDAH HlRScN. Sss Hrosdwsy. king
,ion. y. Y. liabilities 900. asseis fton
nETSY ROSS COTFEE SHOT. iss
Maiden Lane. liabilities. ti7,is: a's''s.
DoNESico ~ rosTf ssi " si,h st..
dress otter. liabilities. t2oso; assets, fss'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Commercial Credit

Ability of dealers 20 move greater
volume OF paper A. per cent than
previous 20 tho reduction 81 The
Federal Reserve Bank rsts is expected
20 encourage increased resort TO The
commercial paper market by corpora
tions whose requirement., are rising as
business improves slightly. The rates
charged by banks on loans made direct
ly TO their commercial oients will
probably be modified accordingly dur
ing coming weeks. bp. temporarily the
advantage Is believed 20 rest with open
market borrowings. A considerable
part Of total dealings still transpires a.
ft pcr cent. bat only occasional trnns-
actions in names not highly regarded
are reported a. "a high N IA per
cent.
Apathy continues 70 rule the accept
ance market. Dealers arc unnblr sp-
rarcn,Iy 10 sugmen, their portfolios 81
bills and the demand is thin. The
American Acceptance Council yesterday
quoted the following rate NJ discount
on prime bankers bills eligible for re-
discount az the Federal Reserve Banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Quality First. Cloihicrs' Aim

ROCHESTER. June 23.-The Roehes-
ter mems clothing market is enthusi.
ns,ieally supporting the so-eslled
s',rads-ur" movement which is aimed
n, improving the quality Of merchsn-
disc. despite the demand for lower
prices, Wholesaler, here. in suggest
ing actual methods Of trading up are
urging that four outstanding steps be
taken. They are: ~ Delay the annual
July retail sales as long as possible:
t2) when sales are held make them az
intensive a. possible and after they are
over divorce the price question and sell
clothing on merit; (3) education adver-
,ising esmpaicns 70 show the desirabil-
ity Of buying dependable elothing; fp
the stocking Of dependable merehan.
disc by retailers.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

LOST Bankbook "a. fSistl n NJ tnlon
D,me savinrs BARK u missing Any per.
.on having - claim - it is hereby ehll@d
upon ~ prfgerf %. samf within ffn daJs
Or submit 20 having sai1 Dassbook cancslfd
and q now ono iesuff
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Foreign Bonds
Financial Items

The Kelly Sprinsaeid Tire Company sold
more units In IN. hrst eiK months of this
year than during tho entire year OF 1871
II was announced. The plants a. Cum
berlend. Nd and Akron. Ohio. are oper
atinE at full capacity.
VI. 81 Byiiesby 4 Co announced yes,er-
day the election OF ". G. Curnmins as
president ~ the Shaner on and Refining
Company. W. ". Cannsdy. formerly man
aser Of the refining department. was
elected vioe-prcs'deni. W. r. Francisco.
treasurer. eierted secretary.
MHcQuOii & Coady Till open 4 branch
office IN BRETON Htll broadway and
Eighty-sixth street. June 90 under the
management OF Frederick Currie and T. r
bobccki.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Phone Stock Issue Favored

ALBANY, June 23.-The New York
Telephone Company has been author
lied BY the Public Service Commission
to issue t25 900, 900 par valve Of its Ga
per cent cumulative preferred capital
stock 70 be sold ~ not less than par.
The proceeds are 20 be used. under
provision, Of the order. solely and ox-
clusiveIy for new eon,truction ard
purchase Of additional new equipment
in connection with the establishment
OF rev exchanges and their equipment
for telephone service in the State Of
New YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

.:; ..,cT' n.., s.E + s. .s..s ss'sq; z. ;!si, ;ss,
v..:,I,..,.. ..G. .-,s,, p .,...' '.!!S
W-reherer F'rs ins Co. Honor
Is. Douglas Gillian W
Hsnsy. sEts. etc o. srrseDse
pinsbsmrien y RR 90. .
wll-a Go nr.s".r gordon ,,,
a Co. Inc ........., ..,... iU.s
< VI n n.s.n ...'..,, is.i!a,
white. Dorothy-- sisFn Dfos. i2iD
wiz Milton s-consolisst'd A. 49,
wSl,s' F,snylin " unform.ucn
Forum of hnsrieal--'l Resn,r 1919
90 si Al "-''' "'''' 80 i.sT,
pspo., 20 Of sd .'''.,"'.... i.o;,s
z.m.sy RIOS ine-MHs DOT.
tiers Federation ..,.......,, 1870
In Brers Cesnty
The frs' nane n. ihpt n ~. isDto,
tpplegresn. Iseob = Arpisgrrf1 $3.50
Budds. John sni Louis Nus.
bsum--n Jskobi ......,.... SH
p'rshe,n rs,,y Co Ine-D"w' ,.,,
or, ise ~ ''''''.. i,l7i,
Ei'sssrs nm.-L ooI.v,n. ijs1
q 4 n ssrvics corp-E BAsiey i.o1i -
italian Trading co, inc-Ausin
o.hin'sy. Jo..ph-- Cosmopolitan w
spsiis,o. ch.rss-J 4. shsi,, sst.i
tnion Railway CO. and Charles
A Mshsr--T csllshan ..s.t.. tboo
wood. Frances IA q Todd ioS
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Coal Exports Slump

WASHINGTON. June 23.-Hcavy de-
clines In coal exports were reported
to-day by the Commerce Department
IN foreign trade reports for May.
Bituminous coal exports during May
aggregated 4o0.0 900 tons, valued at
si.9io.0o0. as compared with $4,000
tons, valued ST s3,479 900, in April, ard
with 2.5o0. 900 tons. valued NJ Sl5,OOo.-
900. in May year ago.
Raw cotton exports during May az
rregated 45s. 900 bales, valued at SiS.-
600 900, compared with Az 900 bales
worth s31 900 900. in May, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Prices Are Lower
In Quiet Trading
On Curb Exchange
n Shares Generally Weak.
er on Lack Of Support;
lndustrials in Narrow
Range; Changes Small

Prices moved within narrow limits
the volume Of trading contracted
.,,rdsy en- the curb market. Oil
ssrss lacked support and ruled easier.
Vssiesn seabosrd ruled strens most
a me Day on reports that directors
-, month would consider larger re-
s~r.nts Of bonds or increased divi-
80. Standard OIL Of Indiana fell
~ r,srIy t~o points and Cities serv-
=" ",orked point higher. rnterns-
s.r,l Petroleum ssgsed.
i,dustnsls held fairly STEADY, Du-
,.,,,r Condenser and REQ Motor being
.srsrf points.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
London Wool Auction

LONDON. June 23.-The offerings NJ
the wool sale. to-day amounted % H.
asa bales. There was n full attendance
and the demand was active from all
sections. Recent rates were hrmiy
Continental buyers were
the chief takers OF 200 bales oi Ias-
mAniAn vools offered. The were the
first rew-elip Tssmsnian, offered IN
London since the war. Up 10 sbd ?
round for greasy sos 20 pos ~ss psid.
They we're really superior spinners
uooi,. On q clean basis, London. the
%, made $50, the sos e2d. the Ios osd'
:, r. - ''i sd So 81
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Cotton Goods Trade
Reported Trifie Quieter
Demand for Unblcachcd Prod
ucts From the Farming
Regions Revive

Local johbers reported yesterday
that the cotton goods business, with
some exceptions. WAS somewhat quieter
than the week before. Sheets. pillow
eases and wide shcetings were in good
demand. and there was some revival in
urbleach-d products, such as brown
sheets and shssting.
Unbieached demand came from the
agricultural regions Of the West and
south A revival OF this business &C.
tuaIly surprised some OF the local
houses. as they said that unbleaehed
business had been diminishing for the
Last few wears
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Dress Makers Seek
Minimum Charge

The Association Of Dress Manufae-
,urers has called a meeting Of sll con
tractors and manufacturers 81 dresses.
regardless Of trade afhliations or labor
polieies. at Hotel Astor AZ 1880 ?. m.
on June "a for the purpose of enforc-
ing a minimum charge OF 5 per cent OF
cost for profit and ~ per cent fcr eS-
pense on all orders taken by con-
frartors
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
silk Trnsle Dull

Several silk sellers yesterday ex-
pressed their disappointment over the
fact that the local market did not re-
spond 10 the higher prices abroad. The
importers eonsoled themselves with
the reflection that June is always a
dull month. Members Of the trade
do no, know how much stocks remain
with the syndicate. but in view OF
known sales say that stocks cannot be
plentiful
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
y. Y. fetal Market

Tin vas Quiet but steady. with Straits
quoted at 3lG3i.50c; Straits ship
msnts. 3o.75n n3i.25c; standard. So.62 &c
and 90 per cent AT 30G5O.6217e. Cop
per dvll; standard spot, June and July
ic.sThe asked; olectrolytic spot, June
and July, i5.62he asked. Lead quiet;
New York spot, $50 asked. and East 81.
louis spot. b.62i1e asked. Zinc quiet
New York spot. 6.sbc, and last ~.
Louis spot. 5.3bo asked.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Eur Sale In October

ST. LOUIS. June 23.-The fall sue-
lions Of the Fur Merchants Sales Com.
pany. successor TO the international
Fur Exchange. has been set for Oeto-
her Q and days following.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
AUCTION SALES

cUArTEL MORTGAGE SALE Take no.
ties that !. ". schlelds. auciionsr. will
cell ~ public auction. on Monday. June 20.
1888. =, A s.. oil The chateis. rxtvres
and appurienanccs contained IN premises
3I5 sd ave. New York, A. inNentoried un.
der etrtsin mortgage made BY one. Abc
by reason of default under the
terms and conditions ~ said mortgage. This
sale ~ subject TO nrst mortgage
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

DISSOLUTION SoricE--conrsd fmmer.
man and myself dissolved pasinership Of
Gem p~lics,csson. si3 Lenox avenue, Sew
York City. HARRY OkiN.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Satisfied Judgments

Nsw York County
The fret name u ihAi ~ mo ffhtori
tho second that ~ the creditor ard date
~hsn judgment eas hlsd
Jsrosls wssy. Norris snd samuel
Doyke-E Green Msy -. 1912 tNsoo
p,rmsn. M.gri.. = brum''ein' ,o,so
Sunrise Lumber co. fnc. and sarl
Hsrshko~i,z-state Mercantile
co, Inc. STAR q. is37 ........... iiss
Ge,u. Ray II oIdaInr & co. ~
Simon. 'Ds,is-s L.nosn, V.O 49,.
~ 1919 ................... 1883
EI,,,Ia. Joseph y olau'r, AV' ,.,.
Esrs Paper Ror co. rne BoI
80, So '"o '''""' ''..''''..." 1897
HstsS' wsS a. I'I i,is '.'.'''''.''.-. = " 1880
sunrise Lumber 90. Inc. e. Al
iS,i i"'"'' "'.''"''.'.' '''''' -, $3.50
' M,reaaiiIs iS' co. Msreh II 1913 ;sT5s
'I" :, ~. ''"'' ''''..''..''..",...e'' " 1880
sshnsp' 81 a. Jun. l. 1871 - a,,9sl
chsm.. Joree-s Raholn. 81 A. ,un
Ad.r,nie. Eys,n, - Pincp.
SOM. Leon II and Dav.d p Gron
msn-H y ROBBINS Msreh 10. ,,,
lfli
acOoyern Patrlck-c PHO. De
cember q 1891 ...-....... lb.lob "
'1r' ~. STsss,.d5 ''''-...'..... ''''' sos %
Haspr John pofer Doeig'r
Rreping 60. Inc Mar IS. 1922 1880 S
Weiteh Emanuel - Desring.
June S. is2. .,............ i,ss5..S
EAGLE Paper Box Co Inc c-bos
Doard and Lining CO Nov ,.
Brsv.rnsn. Harry and ~ surety
ro-r~opi", e'c, Apr ~, 1871 $1,000.
fyacafcdI .... ....s.tt..tt. 10000
Quoy. CHR and S,l surety CO.
People etc. July J 1919 IVA .
cateip .......... t-t.-.. op'.''
Hcrmsnn. chas r and Ntl surety
'co--Psople. etc FEB .. l927
fyacatefl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. looo.p
Jacobs Dsrney and Nj SURETY
co-P.opis. etc. Jun- -. 1921
vacated .... 81 .....sst tttttst- S,'VV'VV
Conney. James ard Fideliiy and
ca-usi,y GO o, y Y-Peopie.
etc Jan ~. i13i.......t.t.,t 10000
In nrsnt County
Dodln Ssnl and William Wein-
raub-f ooodsf.in. FEB -. 1922 f17f-
Superior rireproot Door ard Sash
ro--Mahoning Fdry a Machine
Anil 81 1911 1t............. l.1t3. -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Dividends

Cc-n Products RsnninG Corporation de-
cl,r,d i's customary eEirh dividend ~ 90
cents A share. payable July 70 70 Hoch
q, record July J. e,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Buyers Coming

ST Louis
siix. Dscr a Fuller. M sisinhe.d. Alss
G sthutr. fur wraps and coats only. 1905
Hvav. expected MondaN. Jun- -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Vow York state Bonds

r.-urd In coupon and regisisref form
rof lnforchangcable Coupon bonds rrgis-
fcrahie. ... A.. vt..d
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

fOgr-Tarestry. IN green. hue anf ian col.
orr showing woodland scere ~ih ffanS
arf stream IN foregrounf and landscaPe
fisiance about iNf q. vlih 2 IN IntHi - -
,,,lf torfer dropped from automobile ~
Tpre 1f.t In district between Past flr' ara
fnh 80 Oslnr ~ enfimen'ai falle, ~
erous reward nIu ho paid anf ~ 1pTs' ~
astef fnF return ~ fafnH tn hINs - -
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lost wire hafref fox terrier doe. tiaf<
eve. narn~ scamp m soiisri fbo rr
vard n returned 10 Mrs " iehne. go We''
End Avenue
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

Call loans against aeceptanees, ~
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24


crrRrwE COURT or THE STATE OF
- SEw YORK Trial d.srst ir the
COUNTY n Sow Y0rf .. n' lnfhe Lillian
Donnelly platinum. - clarence Elroy Don'
nsiiy. defendant. summons Action - an
nul = marriage
IT, ~, aho,e ram.d defendant
You are Hereby summoned t0 answer fhs
complaint in fhis action AMI 10 serve a
copy ~ your answer nr n tho s0iagIaini ~
~, served with this summons 90 ssrve
o,lce - appearance IN ID" rIs'nfirs a.
iornev wifh'1 twenty faYs after ~ service
~ This summons rAcIuaYf 70 ne gay ~
or answer judgment VIA D. taken against
you by d'fsu.' foF ihe r,li-f demanded IN
the conn 'alnf
Dated Aew Yora. June i.fh i111.
FREDERICK KLEIN.
Attorney f0r Plain'iT,
ONCE ami r - a3drsss 21i broad.
way. Borough ~ Manhattan. New
York cav
70 clarence Flroy Donneny
The foregoing summons s served unon
you hy uunlicai1r nur'uani I'd an ofl-I
u Non Thomas 7 pennsn} a Ju'iie. ~
the Supreme Court - ths STATE q Sew
York. dated fhe i3th day = Jun~ 1874
and MED with tho '0mula Inf in he onlc9
~ ih- clerk of The county ~ New YORK
Of Manhattan city. County and STATE Of
New York
Dated Sew York. juno 18th. 1879.
FREDERICK KLEIN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
once and = Address az Broad
way Borough of Aarhatian, Ser
York iify.
ilovT. RosrSA r --fS PURSUANCE CO
AZ ORDER Of Henorsbls jobs 7.
GOHALAN. Surrogate Of ne County 81
New York. SOrt'E . hereby gwen - All
persons having claims sg~inst kosina
Hoyt late - the county of New for<
deces,rd. TO present the sane with yopch.
ers thereof 10 the subscribers, a. their
place OF transacfing business at the orics
II Gherardi Davis. their attorney. AZ No.
Is william street. In the Borough % Man.
haitian, In the city 81 New York, state
Of Sew York. on or before the z,th isy
of october. iss1
DNsd. New York. tire igth day Of April
JOHN SHERMAN HoYr
ROSTSA :. HOYT.
l.. FARRAR DATEsoS.
Executors
GH1rARDI DAVIS. Attorney tor EI,eu.
for-
orice ami r o Address ~ william
street. Borough Of naphattan. New
York City
! HAVE thl~ day Withdrawn from fhe nrm
Of J. SpLnt Co. , Hanover 81. New
York Clt,. Vish 10 express my appfecia-
,ion II the many couriosles exteniei 10 ms
hy my associat,s phle J Was a msmoer Of
this ,oucsfp FRED A, GASToS,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Federal Land Bank Bonds

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Cnicsgo Joint stock Land
Bank S. i3Si-is5i. ioi1 le3 W.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

HAVE ths day vi,hlrawn from the nrm
Of J. SpLnt Co. Hanover 81. Nev
York CIV Wlsh 10 express my appfecia-
ton II the many couricsles sxtenisi 10 nis
hy my associates vhl~ J was q rn"moer os
this ,ouc,fn FRED A. CASTOR.