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New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Commercial Credit

With the opening of activity in the
ready-to-wear trades this month credit
checking has become more strict. Al
though manufacturers of garments are
eager to book business, they are hold
ing credit limits among their Gus
toners as low as possible to guard
against any attempts at overbuying.
Large orders are looked upon with
suspicion.
In the general wholesale credit field
collections are showing but little i'm
provement. August normally is poor
month for collections and wholesale
credit men anticipate betterment next
month, when the harvests are expected
to give the retailers in the agricultural
sections more money on past due ac-
counts.
Commercial paper yesterday dis
counted at a and Az per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Wheat Rallies ON
Inn prOvement i'm
Industrial Outlook
of Selling Pressure
Is Noted; MilIers Show
More Interest; Close Is
Ls 20 rs Cent Higher

CHICAGO, August TO- Wheat. rallied
somewhat today from yesterdays de-
preston, the majority of traders as
suming that the industrial outlook was
better. Prices closed steady " to sc
net higher. Corn gained II to as to%c
Oats finished unchanged to a shade
lower, and provisions at &c decline to
7c advance.
With coal mines reopening In many Sec
tions and with strength In the stock mar
ket, taken here as indicating more iikeli-
hood of settlement of the rail strike,
buyers of wheat developed little con-
fdence and there was absence OF any great
pressure TO sell. Considerable purchasing
was said to be for seaboard account and
against export business. Besides. there
was covering on the part OF shorts, as
well IS some investment buying. Millers,
too, displayed q bit more interest than
has been the rule of late.
1t was estimated that 100000 bushels
of wheat were taken for Europe to-day.
Foreign crop reports were generally con-
strusd as rather unfavorable and a de-
crease of 17,662.000 bushels for July In
the worlds available supply was con-
trasted with 1.115,00o bushels increase last
year.
Crop damage reports, especially from
parts of Kansas and Nebraska, had a bull
ish effect on the corn market, although
partly offset by word of rain In Illinois.
Oats were easier. owing TO enlarged re-
ceipts here.
Export sales of $4,000 pounds of lard
helped to lift provision values.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
THE PEOPLE oF TIE STATE OF Nmvs
YORK, RY THE GRACE OF GOD. FREN

THE PEOPLE CT TIE STATE OF Nnw
YORK, @ n az THE GRACE OF GOD. FREM
Arthur Keey, Mrs s. p .nSd. ch;lds W, M,s kssly Zee
z e. Many, Miss Eloise C. Pittman. Mrs T'eiis
dr,a dLr,raylor, Eugene e. Thornton. Ella MAJ
thornton. the heirs and next oS IT., iAay -
Graas5 GraMA NEAL CHANDLER, deceased. Send
Whereas. CLARENCE A. cHANnrr -.
wwno ww resides at 265 West End Aven,e ~.
Ely S. OF New York, has lately applied to shs t,s
Sur,ogate.s Court of our County az Nar, sr1
:, 9rk 70 nave certain instrument in mrffinn
s,ei,atng 70 both real and personal nrnnsrts,
WY MY provsd as the last will and testamamt ~
t,.aoe ttmhA NEAL CHANDLER. who was ~ 4ha
s,nse 81 ner death resident OF the civ ns
Mew ossd fork @ ana the County Of New YORK. de. e.
seassd. Therefore, you and each of yo,, ae. es
e.oer Go,r+ 70 snow cause before the surrogata, .
naii OF Records, in the County az NJ ~ .ne
On. on the llsh day OF September. one thonsak nork;
nine nm hundred and twenty-five at haIt sl 10
zen M csock IN the forenoon of thai das, pa ,I y.
sIe sag will and testament shoulS ~. WY ~
auhalIea TO probate as a will ~ raaI 1t ps
In Testimony Whereof we have ra,.as
~ scai OF The Surrogats's Co,,r+ ',9 a9
IL. - tho said County az EsS, Wv, SSuIt OF
x,,, nereunto affixed 70 pe
~osa wtthess, Hon JOHN P. COfxAr.AN go
lofate OF our said County az M, -, ~, sur.
sac saau aounty, the s1st day Of INV iyh' ;n a.
and t,rso out Lord one thousand nins bmnarnS rns
80 MARTIN q. Mocrrr
Y SierK OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Profit Taking Fails
To Erase Advance
I'm Cotton Market
Traders Turn Attention 10
Reports OF Crop Deteri-
Grafton; saose lis 10 TO
20 Poinff Net Higher

Cotton traders, who were sellers
recently on expectation of decline
under the weight Of the new crop
movement, appea-ed to be covering or,
the advance of yesterday morning.
Evidently their asSantion was turning
from the possibiliss of decline be-
cause of increasing s-w crop receipts,
to continued reports # deterioration
In the crop outlook afss spprehensions
Of low end-August cosGeiea report.
Buying on these feasures was =ssssplated
by the better domestic labor ssuasioA .snd
ehsses u an af,er selIns up 10 aoase
Decsmb-sf, or Sc peirfa above the low level
Sos yessarday. the market turned easier
de7na u from shorts had been supplied
there. appeared to be comparatively lit
tse .femand and DeeenbeT sold of to
naezSst closing barely steady at net ad-
vands of 10 20 90 points.
Tas market opened barely steady at an
advaSce OF to IL points and showed con-
siderable Armness during the morning with
active positions ceiling 50 to SO points net
nshss aaan og and wsa tha bash
weekly report u the Weather Bureau
failed 10 further stimulate the buying,
however. the nlarRet turned easier under
realizing and was narrow enough TO feel
ths effects OF comparatively small orders
during the afternoon.
the start on the better Manchester reports.
but eased off later SO that buyers found
little inspiration in that quarter. and the
chief influence was supposed to be the
continued reports OF crop deterioration.
Southern spot markets, as officially re-
poryed were unchanged TO 90 points
higher. with slightly increased volume
Of business.
The New York spot market was steady
At an advance of 10 points to 2o.e5c for
Jaiddiing. No sales were reported.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
More Retailers Buy Direct

Many of the country's smaller re-
tailers, who formerly purchased much
of their merchandise from jobbing
houses in their territory, are now
establishing direct connections with
manufacturers. The Merchandise Fair
has attracted more of the smaller
merchants to this market than ever
before and has given them an op-
portunity to meet mill agents for some
of the we'll known brands of merchan-
disc Under present conditions mill
agents are not averse to taking orders
from retailers who formerly were sup
piled by jobbing houses. In addition
to connections established through the
fair, it is understood that some of the
larger houses in the textile field are
sending statesmen into small communi-
ties to call on retailers heretofore
left to the jobbing trade.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Petitions In Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were flied yesterday in the United States
District Court:
cowEN HOSIERY co. INc-Involun-
tary, ia East 23d st. Liabilities. 5000 !;
assets. $4,000,
PIKE & ZERO. INC-Involuntary gents
furnishings, ltss B'way.
JULIUS G. LENA-yoluntary. 10 West
s9th ct. Liabilities, s2,2o1; assets, 500,
Church st, dealers in steel products.
BENJAMIN SIMON - Voluntary. 2o74
Arthur av, Bronx. Liabilities, 1925; no
assets
s ROSE Voluntary. ri Maiden lane,
Liabilities, sI5.94I.
MAX wEINER-voIuntary 457 Sixth
az. Liabilities. sl.476 no assets,
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
Benjamin B Grelier for Apex Steel Corp,
dealers In steel products SO Church st.
Julius Goldman for Big Four Co, 3e5
Seventh av, with bond of $500.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules In Bankruptcy
were fled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
SANDER, INC--Miiiinery 43 West 57th
st. Liabilities. sl2.s5s; assets Si6,714.
THEODORE GODDFSkY - sSs B'way.
Liabilities, $40, ,5S4, assets $e,s93.
CARL sACkERMA MAN--oiothing zns Greene
st. Liabilities. $35,74o; assets. $l,70o
Assignments
SAM SECOFSKY-Restau supplies
2os Forsythe St. TO Max Sheinart.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Country Produce

Butter-R Receipts were 12,o1s packages,
Ssarsanaery higher than extras. ib., $50
sse S ssean5a ens5as ~ seore s s4Sc rsts Sig
Q2Shc: centralized cars 90 score s2hc;
50 score; Sc: IS score. s1l211Ac: IS 70 81
extras, ssA 9S7Aci extras, % Score. s5M
@sShc; frsts. 52ta Ws5c: seconds. seiS d
sse; lower grades. 20 @sac; state dairy
soh 2a3e; common to fair, s7@ soc, ladies,
current make. extras. 2s1a q 29c; frsts. 2T o.
s7he; seconds, 25ss eo2sc; lower grades.
Ne I, use: No, 2. PAN case; lower grades.
Cheese Receipts were 4.12l boxes New
New York State fats. fresh specials. z0js a
2ihc; average ran. 2oW20Ae; Wisconsin
rresf, double Daisies. ls% q soc single
SoHc
ksgs Receipts wore 1854 cases. Fresh
gsssFed sstrss de.e sSs2c rsggsr
pa eksa irs,s 20 2se; seconds. and poor,
er. 2o@ssci srase eggs, 1s@2lc; dirtiss,
poorer. fsSisMe, checks. poor poor to- to choice. ice
dry le41Sc; refriserator hrsts. 25c; sec
onds, 2z@ 2sc: New. Jersey. hennery whites.
local eandled, So@5se: nearby and nearby
44@lsc: extra hrsts sesa tsc; frs.s, $40
ira arsts, at@s2c; under grades, So CSC:
extras, 441 s6c; extra firsts s9@4sc: frsts,
$50 Sic; under grades, sS0S5e; puliets
G2ssac. other Western and southerI.
gathered whites, 2TD26c; nearby and near
by Wettora hennery browns. extras, aa&
4ec: nearby brown and mixed colors. gatA.
ered extras. 81 @s2c; firs;s to extra arsts.
25330c,
Potatoes-vsrginia. bbl.. $1.25a2: Mary
land. $iWi6o; New Jersey. $50 Tbs, Sl.aE
@i,a5; No. 3 500 75c: Long Island. hbi
sz@s.60; sack, s1@zs5; 100 lbs, s1.6e@a
sweess---Ncw Jersey, basket, sl.7s922 2s:
Marylsnd, bgk.. e0e4si.5o; North Carolina.
Sa.5e4s. Yams--New Jersey, bsk., S1.5p
u
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
B ess Troubles


HeSawIss. ss t.. yossph-j Cantor s7,'sl
+ Printing Co, Inc. 2o1.32
Furniture Carpet Co. 20o.95
j Rafferty, Co, Inc--H r KLEIN
Kay. Jacob--H Kornahrens.... i1s.ss ias.ss
Liaberraan g,p Louis-colurnbia Dye
Works, Inc; :............ 1856
Lieman. Barnett--T Eisner. .... 1904
Lynch. Wilsred G and w Lynch
Realty Z Co-Plattsburg MI Bank
q Trust Co. ............,.... 7.42e.s1
Miller, Herman In Bosnick. 800 So
Public Press Co. Inc, and David
Deussch--S West 2sth st Corp 1se2o
Padell Timothy F-Henry Kelly
q sons, Inc ......,r.....,.... 144.I6
nooeTts, slorence-Wilson & Co. 1861
Towe, soe, AiLred Park Co. sss.22
si9man, Well & Co. Fucker &
Josephy ..........,..... so.a545a
sammack Piano Co - Bristol &
smoheiess + Suei eae co-aeofse He'll, He'll. iss,47
s,ess ossn. Inc; costs :,.......... 10000
Siepert, julius - Crown Market
GO. Inc ..-+5.............. ss7.7a
Stafford. VIM J--G Richard Davis
Co, Inc: costs. ts......... no 90
Smith, Arthur-Feller Bros, Inc. 6oi.Is
Saulson, Paul J--F AcMoe ct al is37s
schwartz, Abraham and Harry
s,aaa, Llae-sG Tishman ct al. ....-,.. s25.s5
pof Sstegei Lippoff)-J Wild
ner ct al....-. ..-...........-.. 1.s245s
spritzer, saml L--Greeley SQUARE
Amusement Co: costs. ..... 10 IN
twenty sig East 35th St Realty
Corp--C G Coigne ...... 414 =,
IhadGeus Davis Ink Co, Inc-A
Tichensr. walter K--safetty An OWES
aesthe ala Apparatus Concern lose1,
Wodeen, Henry--R Nf Chuck ct al 211sSo
Williamson. Thomas C--Alexan-
der Hamilton Institute .. 12b 10
Mntk.n. Nathan---A Hoiiander 148s5
wa rf~
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Speed Up German Buying
New Activity as Marks Plunge
Lower

BERLIN, Aug. 1s.-Sensational de-
velopments in German commerce are
reported here hourly as the result of
the new decline of the mark to 1000
to the dollar. Among the most i'm
portant of these to-day was the an
nouncement by large numbers of Ger
man textile manufacturers that they
have suspended all selling to the in
land trade pending the reorganization
Of their business on the basis of the
United States dollar.
The plunge has led to hurried buy
ing by American department store rep
resentatives in Berlin. American
dress goods buyers are taking mer-
chandise in large quantities. Women's
coats also are being purchased ex-
tensiyely
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUN-
TY--HELEN G. LUDDEN. Plaintiff, vs.
JOSEPH ", LUDDEN, Defendant
To Joseph ". Ludden, defendant:
Please take notice that a petition has
been duly presented to this court by your
have absented yourself for more than flve
successive years now last past without
being known to her TO be living during
that time and that she believes you to
be dead; that a diliEept search has been
made to discover evidence showing that
you are living and no such evidence has been
found and asking for dissolution Of the
marriage between your wife and yourself.
and that a hearing upon said petition will
In the forenoon thereof at Special Term,
Part III, of the Supreme Court Of the
State of Now York. in tho County Court
House. Borough OF Manhattan, City Of
New York. In case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer, an order will be made for
the relief demanded In said petition
Dated, New York, August 16, 1922.
MAX s. SEIDLER,
Attorney for Plaintlf-Petitioner.
Office and P. o. address, No 291 Broad
way Borough of Manhattan, City of
New York.
To Joseph v. Ludden, defendant:
The foregoing notice Is served upon you
by publication. pursuant to an order of
HON. JAMES O'MALLY. a Justice of the
dated August 18th. 1922. and filed with the
petition In the office of the Clerk of the
County of New York.
Dated. New York, August Is, 1922
MAX s. sEIDLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff Petitioner.
Office and p. o. address. No. 291 Broad
way, Borough of Manhattan. City of
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Luncheon for Japanese

Greater friendship and increased
trade relations between Japan and the
United States were the subjects dis
cussed at luncheon rendered by the
executive committee Of the Chamber
Of Commerce of the State of New York
to the Japanese Business Mems Dele
cation to the Brazilian international
Centennial Exposition yesterday. Irv-
ing T. Bush, president Of the chamber,
presided, and Reizo Yamashina, chair
man of the delegation; X. Kumasaki,
Japanese Consul General, and Freder-
lex H. Ecker, chairman Of the cham
ber's executive committee, were the
other speakers.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Financial Items

Lehman Bros, syndicate managers yes
terday announced closing of the books for
subscriptions. subject to allotment, to the
preferred and common stock Of r. H.
Macy & Co.
Columbia Trust Company has been ap-
pointed transfer agent of the Arst pre-
fcrred, second preferred and ,coI1rnon
stock OF the East Penn Electric Company.
f.. G. Brown, 27 William Street, yes-
terday applied for membership In the New
York Coffee and Sugar Exchange. There
arc six applications awaiting action
by the board of managers.
1t was reported on the Cotton Exchange
yesterday that William N. Schill and
Webb Floyd had formed Il partnership,
effective September /. The new firm
name will be Schill & Floyd.
Columbia Trust Company has been ap-
pointed registrar OF the preferred and
common stock of the Combustion Special
ties Company
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Reports Good Glove Order

An order for SIS 600 worth Of gloves
was reported yesterday by Nat M.
Cohen, of the Clair Glove Company. Of
Gloversville, N. Y, at the company's
booth at the First National Merchan-
disc Fair. The order was placed by
the buyer for chain of retail shops
in Texas. 1t is believed that this is
the largest single glove order placed
at the fair SO far.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Novelty .yewelry Brisk

Jewelry retailers report brisk bust
ness in black cat" and mandarin rings,
earrings, sterling silver and marcassite
pieces in which various shaped pen-
dants are swung from heavy black silk
cords, American watches, slipper
buckles, mesh bags with vanity attach
ments, pearl necklaces and bracelets
and jewel cases.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Satisfied Judgments


The first name is that of the debtor: the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
ELLIS, Bruce A., and Bernhard B.
klug-M. Israel; December s,
Johnson, Arthur A., - Pelham e'i'''O
operating 1d,a Co.. September 25,
Cohen, Harry FIJI. Horwitz ct 444's'
= al; November 10. ls21....... 1s4.7s
Goldberg, Emil and Natl. Surety
Co-Peop!e, ETC.; December 8,
1870 (yacated) ........ 800 90
M: Turkeltaub & Son. Inc.-J. q.
i,r bircher ct al; July 81, 1922
American Railway Express Co l'sSS'Ss
:, n. Radish; Tune ~. 1o21...... 2.ss5.5s
isia HsGafao (oanaelsdjj ss al November 80 .,.s,
sanme-Goodwin Sand and Gravel
Co; August 80, 1912 (can-
Fein. George, and Columbia Columbia 'f'n
cssaalsg sns,, ss Go. Co. = People, etc;
,,,ial1rn npr,i 2e. 1922 fvaeatedl ..;;. a,5oo.oo
Casualty Co.-Same; May 2e,
s,,lsth ay5s SEm,aeatedl E,a 10000
= Hirsch ct al, January IL, 1922 e1.5so.a
Empire Producing corp.-Anna
spencer Inc; April 81, 1s21... I,eso.02
Surety Co--People, etc; Janu
Grans any II ents ,ss2 sn syacated1 100000
surety Co.--Same December
g. 80 y, 1872 <vacated) ...... 100000
surety Co.-Same; January 2s,
n,waoa lyso eyasated> gIaas 10000
surety Co--Same; June rs.
I'VE tvacated1 < aoo m
Tons. Wong, and Natl surety
Co.-Saine; July Is, 1920 IVA
1.snIe satea) p $4,000
surety Co.-Same. January IL
q, ,nng,. lays (vaeated) 2.5oo. 90
surety Se--saine; Dec 20. 1921
O. Hasad fHxaea5eds st.nss ....-.. 1000. 90
surety co--samc; Dec 81. 1920
Rrlpa WasatsTb ,rbo,,,.u 100000
surety-,samc; Feb 81, 1919
sam ,gacats0 ro,,1 sns ~, 10000
Co--same; Oct I. 1918 tva-
y,sners,9,. oasra9 ,,,..,.... y..a 10000
,ionat surety Co--Same; Oct Z
s,asa dgls ,esaentsd) "a 100000
Ss9hn, 9, Leo, &nd National Surety
co--same; June Z, 1890 (va-
ssaIne..,,Ssame; June 7. 1920 (va- 'sVV.'0
misabs,l na1sd} rann 100000
surety Go-~same Oct s. 1870
svaea'ed' .....e.. l.ood,oo
In Bronx County
Day Leonard.e-N Telephona e,o.
Aug Is, 1890, sQ,.....s5 ,-sse
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE
AND INDEPENDENT.
To ADELE HEUEL, RALPH F. WARD.
CAROLINE HERBERT, ERWIN L. sCHu-
MACHER, EMIL SCHUMACHER, ELIZA
BETH LYKKE, ARTHUR SCHUMACHER
and to all persons interested as creditors lesa-
tees next-of-kln or otherwise in the Estate
of Emil Heuel, deceased. who at the time
or his death was resident of the City
GREETING:
Upon the petition of Elizabeth Josephine
Heuel and Theodore Schumacher, both resid-
Ing In the Borough OF Manhattan. City.
County and State Of New York.
i, You and each of you are hereby cited to
show cause before the Surrogates' Court of
New York County held at the Hall of Records
IN the, County OF New York. on the 2sth day OF
September. 1929, at half past ten o'clock in
proceedings of Elizabeth Josephine Heuel as
Executrx and Theodore Schumacher. as
executor, OF the Last Will and Testament Of
said decedent should not be judicially setsIed
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF wa havn
caused the Seal Of the Surrosates' Court Of
affixed. ~ 70 Aeseui'lo
WITNESS Hon. JOHN p. CoHALAN. a
~ surrogate of our said County at
IL. 81 the County of New York. on the 9th
day of August In the year of our
LORD one thousand nine hundred ana twenty
'"o' MARTIN G. McCUE,
4 Clerk of tho Surroeates' Court
SACRETT. CHAPMAN BROWN q CPoss,
attorneys for Executors. I54 Nassau
street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Judgments Filed
~ N<.,, t2o-Ir

The following judgments were filed yes
tsrday: the hrst name being that of the
debtor:
Anderson. Coleman w tAnderson
Victoria Market)--J X Everett
ct al ). ..s..,..........*.. st2s.1s
Brown, Thomas E--R Il Dietz Co 2sT.s0
Boreck, Folfeck or F7roiie--Inde-
pendent Fruit Auction Corp. 44s,271
Bruen. Art Shop Inc. and Frader-
ick Bruen--Gruber Yarn Corp. 39l.e5
BaroG. Abra ham-I Periman...., d,52s.39|
Branden, Frances M---J A Keller. 2,2e0.0 90
Bauiaen, aoseph--M Marian Cloak
CO, Inc .,.. 1880. 1os.s5
Cook, Wm W ira Schwartz q
CO. Inc, ....,....... e,oss. 20
Copp. Lowell WI. IL Wetmore 4s3J9j
Cohen. Michnei--B Jaffe. ..... 1885
Choiakes. Hnroshos---A Ode ct I'll Jsp 90
Daily. Wna E--Regers Art Co... 153s8j
Douhlewear Shirt Go, Inc--W
:, Nsmeraff s. al s.......... 1895
Giro. Giovanni Can
giaiest. Andrew Olivia and Rosa
CaideTone or Rosa calderone--
spira-. \. .s.s......... 5,30s. rs
Drake. Chas B---6sreat Eastern
Gravea Corp; ..s......s. as4eo
De Rosa. Frank--yaienftne & Co eesE7
{. 81 r.ser. : sifs s<s~i y Feldrnap 27eo5
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Announce Hoey Failure

The failure of Hoey, Tilden & Co.
was announced from the rostruini
Of the Stock Exchange yesterday
morning following the fling of an in
voluntary petition IN bankruptcy
against the firm on Tuesday. The
Curb Exchange suspended the firm
from associate membership. in addi-
tson to Lockhart g. Co. and Kaderly &
sfrasn.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Open. High. Low.
Sugar and Coffee

The market reflected the rather unsettled
tone in cost and freight sugar and opened Q
to points lower on scattered realizing. The
near months showed relative weakness
while there a fair demand for distant
positions which held those months firm
Anal prices being net unchanged to q net
decline of points. Estimated sales were
23.o0o tons There was considerable chang
Ing OF market position through switching
out of September to the far months at 16
II and IS points for December, and s
points to October.
The range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Southern Spot Markets

Southern Spot Markets were quoted as
2osoc: sales. $50 bales New Orleans.
steady. 30 points higher at 2lc; sales. 19i
bales. Savannah. steady. 10 points higher
rs points higher AZ 2p50c: sales. "a bales.
Augusta. steady. IL points higher at 2e.T5c,
sales. 5000 bales. Memphis, steady. un-
changed at 81. soc; sales, 7T5 bales. Hous-
ton, steady Is points higher at 20.50c
sales. BAYS bates: Dallas. steady. 20
points higher at 2o.25c sales, 1909 bales.
20.75c; sales, 2s bales. Fort Worth, steady.
is points higher at 2o15c; sales, 1000
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Here TO Discuss Greek Trade

Commercial Attache Paul L. Edwards.
who has recently returned from
Athens. Greece, will be at the local
once OF tho Bureau of Foreign and
domestic Commerce, 73A Custom House
tomorrow, from to 5, to consult with
American manufacturers, importers,
porters, etc, who are interested n
y with GREECE.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
FOR SALE
DISSOLUTION NOTICE


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK f,oifs---
Charles Paul Grigsby. Plaintiff 49, -
Laura Merceriy Grigsby. Defendsnf. es@'aR
To Laura Mercerly Grigsby Tefe,-6.-,. ",
are hereby notified that duly vsrfsss is III
ti1n has been presented to this court ~ ~. -.
husband. Charles Paul GrIgsby. s,s.ing ~. -.
you have absented yourself for rnors 49, s.as
five years now last pant without baIrv 80. ~. !.
to your hUsba nd 10 be living sr-fny ~
ttn1e: that your husband hei!eves yoT - ~ =
dead, and that a diiIgent search Ia. 80
made to discover evidence that YOU are uy4r.
anG that no such evidence has besn fa,.7a
and asking for ths dissolution OF tha r..'. r.s.s
riage between your husband and. yoa,rssss
and that hearing upon said petition vii 4.
held at ten O'Clock a. m. on 0ceabsr sJss
1922, at Special Term. Part III, OF thls c,s.s
to he held a the County Court Ho.Ise ~
o'1Sh of Manhattan. City and stats ~ ysy
York. In case Of your failure 70 supear !,
answer an order Will be made Tor ths r,llsf
demanded in the petition. Dated Aurs,.
18th. 1922 1sss'
LoRENz e LoRENZ. Attorneys Ear p.,,.
TONER, Office and P O. Address. 4 ps..s,
Street., Borough OF Manhattan. Nea Vas
City. ~. Y "a
To Laura Mercerly Grigsby. Desenss,.,
The foregoing notice ia served upon WI, i,
publication pursuant to an order ef fi,s.
orahle James O'Mslley. q Justice az <.
Supreme Conrt of the State Of Nav ro-t
dated the 18th day of August 1922 and slss
with the petition herein In the Office ~ n,
Clerk of the County Of New Yorx r.,ss
August 18th. 1922
LoRENZ & LoRENZ.
Attorneys for Petitioner