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New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Arthur Woods Reports
Business Improvement
But Warns Next Few Weeks
Will Prove Trying Time in
Trnemnloyment Situation

WASHINGTON, March t0.-Favora-
bile reports from widely scattered 10
calities indicate an improvement in
business conditions, according to a bui-
letin issued to-day ny Arthur Woods,
chairman Of the emergency committee
Of the National Conference on Unem-
ployment.
"There is every reason to hope that
the worst is over, and at no time has
the situation been as bad as all indica
tions pointed last autumn" Mr.. Woods
said
prom all reports, the next few weeks
will be among the most trying Of the
present unemployment emergency. As
winter nears its end the number Of
families and individuals who reach the
end Of their resources is bound to in
crease, no matter how hopeful the pros
pect OF seasonal employment after
spring is fairly under way. This is the
time when every possible measure that
is at all practicable TO relieve the stu
alton should be adopted.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Delays Sale Of Trolley
Lines by the New Hav...
Judge Hand Grants Road.
quest 10 Extend Date of n, ''
posaf TO July |. 1902

Federal Judge Learned Hand !,
order signed yesterday in the r., n
District Court amended tn, do. d.'''l
October II. 1914, entered in n. y
ernment's dissolution suit again. R'''
New York, New Haven & Hartfo~1 nv
Hartford Railroad Company and deY'a. ~. t's
The former order required - eosaari.
by the New Haven company Or tss tss ssis
England Navigation Comosnv We n. Ass
shares and capital stock which tboa 'as
in the trolley lines known as tse Td Tasd
7, necT1cut Ion PAM the Berkshire st,... g...
Company and rights in vsrion, sfasas ma,
companies O'0ss
The New York, New Haven
ford Company ASKED the couv, aar@
tend the date Of sale of the stoc, . -S' eT-
new date IS July !. 1929. 'V'A' ~
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Foreign Bonds
Country Produce

s@snSrv hshd' We're l$os7 p~ck-s1s
'ec extras, - score. 3Sl4 a 39c; flrsts *
q sc: seconds. - @g4c; lower grades 70
g Slc centralized cars, 20 score, Sc "a a
Soc 20 to 81 score, 81 @3Si3c; unsalted
nIshsr th1n extras, 411s a 42c; extras. 81
s5, score a. 40 q g+le hrsts. a5'a q se'ao: sec
held or storage. extras. sS-G SAC: firs:s Al
a Ss'2e' seconds, 2eG 3OAc: state dairy
s6c sos common lnG5' 70 5sf s9@d to prime 80
rent make, extras, 20 27isc frxts s4a
- :, C e seconds slla q &c; lover grades 20
=. -n II a q 22c: No. =, 2oia 92lc: lower
vo,.l, Chleesse.Rsceipts s were l.e8l boxes. New
5resh Specials. 21c; avera ge run, fresh. e a
10lac; state twins, held specials 2SSSas;sc
l5eSn = n1 SPECIALS 20 a q &c; average run IL =
[rancS' ~ q 2S !2c single Daisies coored
ID aaSSic9, ny ~ 2 70 nc; young Americas, SO
13 &c state skins 4@I7c
hxRs-Recei We're 36.529 cases Frost,
gathered. extras, dozen. SSI,G27 exf~a zfT.
arsts 1.rst 25 L q 26c hrats 24@2Sc: seconds.
- q g gg5< q 3<S; d.rtics regular packed No. l.
22iac; Jersey. selected, candled 35c.
earoN and nearby Western henncr,
nnesroy Western henner: rhitcs. extra
rrsta, 81 q sc: frsts, asd30c; nearby.
gathered whites, hrs,s to extra frsts. $50
SIc; pnGsr grades, 80 &c, pulletr, unas-
sorted, 26@ &c; pacilc coast whites. ex-
nrSs t's 55c; extra hrsts, 81 q SIC: firsts. soc
southern gathered whites. Gs3oc nearby
ana nearbt Western hennery browns cx-
ira % 8@2s a; nearby brown and mixed
colors, gathered extras. 2sia G27c hrsts 10
extra trsts, "a y q csc; duck eggs Balti-
more, Mary and and Virginia. CSC West
er0 and prime Southern. o5c.
Fotstoes-Maine.1 1870 lbs. sS.5o@4l5: l65
los sS g 3,5o; state. lso lbs. $3.50 G 3 90
Statc and Maine ! 80 lbs, S2.75 @3.15. Long
Island. Dbl. $A.25 O. 4.66; Bermuda bbl
slzn 400: Florida. bbl., sSflo; sweets
Jersey. basket. SlQ2.50; Delawave and
dary yiand. 81 rs q .s5, ysms Virginia bbl
S3.@b; South Carolina crate slGl.25; Geor-
gla. basket, sl75G2; Tennessee basket.
81 -; asparagus, California, box, 5000
anise, Louisiana. bbl. s25OT450
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Petitions in Bankruptcy


The following petitions in bankruptcy
rere filed yesterday i'll the United States
ntrssHlL SECURITIES coRP-1nvol-
untsry; Investment securities, % Broad
WY
NnvMAN s-1nvoluntary; ladies'
RFnNsTE1NI & scHiuLMAN-1nvolun-
tsry .'os+s snd d., suits i3H W: 2Hth st.
Aven1o A. LIABILITIES s767: sssa.s. 500
NANERBEC'K &. CO.--Jnvoluntary stock
broker, 80 broadway. Liabilities, $4,000;
MITDREn GumpTNER - 1nyoluntarv,
."E's ENaiisir sf ETATElhNs,, SslH yoluns.ry: a W
seth st. Ijablities. s11.151: no assets
furs. ai4 X. 2ath st.
RECTOR : SMITH. INC.-rnvoluntsry;
resta urant, 95th st. and Broadway
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Tho following receivers IN bankruptcy
were Nlcd yesterday in the United States
Disrrict Court:
Aic" u. Moran for Godshein Bros. &
5000.
John - Clark for David Klein, inc res
teursnt, t5l ". lslst st, with bond Of
81 0o0.
EdFe,d serro Murphy tor Richard
Bans Co.. lnc iewelry, 3Sth st. and eth
I Ju.n Ta" saidso oona Gs '5p0G fop Neunar prot,o,
ladies' dresses 35 W. 25th ST, with bond
Of s. 600.
w alter tOIlUCN TOR russell Securities
with bond of $4,000.
i,ert"" RemouiEn for Lobcll g. Co.
dresses. 81 ". eth ST, with bond Of
$4,000.
Bertha Remoaugh for Marie Louise Mari
lstt, 40 William St, ladies' garment shops
with bona of So 600.
Karl Steiner for [. s Elcctosraph Sign
Corp. 5't East l4lst St, Win bond OF
$500.
Mary G. Potter ,or David Rosenbau,n
and Arthur Davidson. 118 Fast l4th St,
with DO ID OF f3 600
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday ir the United States
G.tVtN MFG. co. INC. 2l.s Sd av.,
ths Dron~- Liabilities, si,G3l assets.
HNGllsu TAVERN, At West seth st
Lila bilities Slllol. no assets.
HARRIS % WIENER, 50 Nader Lane
Lila blites. fao.5Sa; assets. S23.Sa7.
ISRAEL FAST, J. Avenue A--Lla bill
tics. ,767, as. cts. 500
JAKE MEHnMAN, 111 Broadway.
CONWAY CLOTHING CO.. ~ 6th av.--
Liabilities, ;2s2o77; assets, $6.7ol.
$50. assets, $AAa39.
Assignments
MILDRED GUMBlNNER vholcsale and
retail dealer In artificial flowers lo3 West
3stb st, to Nathan NJ. Abrarnson, 1874
Broadway
DAVID FISHER. retail dealer in gro
ccr,es 3523 Broadway. to Charles N. Horst-
mann, sos fremont av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Wool Market Tone Better

BOSTON. March 1o.--"The CONNER
cial Bulletin" tomorrow will say:
There has been no large volume Of
business put through in the Eastern
markets this week, but there has been
rather more looking around on the part
of certain mills, and altogether there
IS little better tono to the market.
In the West there appears to have been
TO contracting of moment and but lit
tie done in the way of consignment of
the new clip. With the tariff outlook
80 uncertain. buyers naturally arc re-
luctant to commit themselves very far
on the present level Of prices Some
little betterment is reported in the New
York goods market, mostly on medium
grade SPORT clothes
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
W est Side
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

YOUNG MAN-Position haberdasher al. ~.
goods, enc or two months withou'
ary no experiences X l0S. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Buyers Arrived
FairchiId Service
BALTIMORE

American Wholesale Corp; 2. Levitnan,
Jobs coats and suits. 354 tth ~.
American Wholessle Corp. -. Y. Schsrp
notions. 35+ 4th
3 BarlnsIrh p Barlnark. hosiery, gen
sr'l "'dss' fennSst,sr3,x, ,.osTox
e r Hovcv Co; H. F'rsdb.rg. 5obs
gins ponsss waists ,ls+ Pa.
Jsmes Edgar Co, II. x. King. mass.
mgr Pennsylvs nis
M'rs5a ,bs1 lo Fela CO r Dopos grs..
ina King auppiies: 105 3 va.
Jossph.s. ~ 2. Joseph. ready 70 wcsr-
Montsonery Ward Co: g. ". PAXTON.
p. strasburse7; e. strasburgeI, dresses.
CLEVELAND
stesrns Co; =. l.. Mas, Jobs basement
dresser 276 9TH az
Hot sToN, TEX
2 T.. LeYinson; B. j.: Levinson Jobs
los ANGELES ." o.
A Hsnaburger & sons. J. r. Collins.
drugs and toilet articles; 225 9Th av.
LyNCHBURC, VA.
Brown -Msrrymsn Co. ". " Brown,
ready to wear, !, Penns;ixs1ls y! :, -
Milwauhee Apparel TO. 3. Conn. gen.
NEW ORLEANS
wear; NJ. Lichtenstein. % v. Ssd st
PHILADELPHI.
NJ. Strauss: y. Strauss notions men 3
clothing, Pennsylvania
PITTSBI RGH
Frank & Seder, Louis Levinson. raen !
and boys clothing; care affiliated Retail
Stores, 1872 p vay
READING. PA.
Wide Awake Shirt Co; u. Luris. place
goods silks. satlns. vclvets. pennsylvania
ROCHESTER, y. y
p. l'orrnan Co (. Rosenberg, coats and
san FRANCISCO
The Emporium. NJ. Nunton. rugs Z. \
Thsie. drs pefie5 and furniture 225 51h -.
La2sre Klein Co: Lazsrs Klein, piecs
goods; - Leonard Ct.
81. LOUIS
y. Friedman & Sons :. J.. f'ried1nar.
infants and childrcn's fall coats W.
29th st, room 500.
boyd welsh Co. J. + Welsh, shoes
Pcunsyi yivanis.
TAMPA. FLA.
goods, Mr shepard. cotton piece goods;
TOLEDO
Thompson Hudson Co; Mrs. p Smile
dresses coats, suits and furs; So ". c5th
at.
WATERTOwN. y. Y.
dor,resr; Mrs shapiro. coats suits and
dresses. II. Ellis. gen. lrdse. Hoffman <
~ " 23d s.
WILLIAM>TOWN PA.
J. W. Durbiu & son; j. V. Durbin, gen
ersl rndse.; Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Business News
Demand for Novelty Goods
Holding Back Volume Trade
WOrsteds Are Coming
Back, Says Cloth Man

Ssracs and other staple worstcd
goods will come into their own
again as soon as the public registers
sufficient complaint against the poor
wearing qualities Of the low-prced
woolens that are now being put into
clothing, according to Rudolf Spit
zer, Of the Rudolf Splitter Company,
woolen merchants
"Clothing manufacturers, he
said yesterday, "have been and are
still demanding goods at q price
This means that low-grade fabrics
are in the greatest demand and are
going into much Of the clothing
that will soon be on the market
Public dissatisfaction is bound to
ensus and then the market will
turn to the standard goods Of
merit. such as s-rgcs and good
worsteds'
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Lumber Slightly More sc,;,

An increase u ne nomher :.
quiries for lumber along the pa,.s.
Coast has provided ne onlv ds~.,.
ment Of moment q the wood r,.rl..D ,s.oD'
according to this week's rsyiaa, ,.iaass,
"Lum ber.' The inquiries frmed ~. oy
and brought them within 2 rary.-.s y,,rs'
range than that preVailing few gs..''l ,y..f
ago. Southern piae has shown fs l..,s
change. Business in the hardwood... .....S
pears 10 be slowly lncreasinv NJ s, ..
Southern wholesalers reporting ;nsb9
ity to Obtain needed stocks becsuzs -
the cUrtailment in production .
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Miller Rubber Shows noc.

The MllIer K0D6er C0mDanv oI...,
the year 1921 with an operatio, d.s's s
Of sa1'986 and total deficit Of 81 y.a'
0o4. Sales totalea sl8 9S8 0oo s
pared with s31 100000 in ia2o ~ :
tory decreased from s932I 9oo 'a'f''
preceding year 70 s5.98l .922 on Da..s ~ -
Der 81. Bank loans which al The Jeesa' ba..
ing of/l92l totaled $1,000 0oo M a.. osgia'
tirely iiquidated Carrert "7as ~
amounted to 81 .983 900, and carro9s 9s'' ssa'
bilities S2,060,0O0 80 '9"' IA
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
National Enameling Finsnc;,,

The break Of moro tasa , point, :,
National financing q S1ampino va,.
terday was connected with reports tss.
the company is preparing 70 do sors
new financing. A bond CT note issge os
approximately $1,000 600 3 understood
to De under discussion bg the directors,
AZ the annual meeting held recertIg
the announcement vas made that II.
company intends 70 expand the stseI
making end Of It's business. Any rsr
money raised. il is be- evod. win !.
used largely for hat purpose.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Changes Are Small
In Broad Trading
On Curb Market
Fluctuations Held Within
Narrow Limits. With In-
dustriaIs Attracting More
Attention: Oils Irregular

Price changes were small at The close
4 broad trading on the curb market
Yesterday. Fluctuations We're conhsed
within narrow limits. Industrials at
iracted more attention. OIL shares We're
Irregular.
Maracaibo ssgged and Cities Service
common reacted after an upturn.
Standard Of Indiana held small gain.
however. Kirby Petroleum was active
sYound %
Tobacco shares continued active
Reynolds advancing nearly point.
Philip Morris was steady. Interconti-
Mental Rubber ssgged. Some of tine
motor shares showed increased activ-
itv
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Yale & Tou1e Nets s23 20

In 1921 che rale & Toaae Mangts,.
turing Company earned 1893 sha,,
earned on the S49a8,77a capital s.cs
compared with S46.5l rare earned +,
the preceding year. Net profits. ate,
charges. depreciation and FederaI
taxes. amounted TO sl269.2l4. agairs,
s2.32J.470 IN 1920. Net earnings IA.
tailed $1.74s.575. com pared with s3.a4s.
272. After dividends Of S259. 461 tas7.
vas surplus o. $3.50 4sl.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Commercial Credit

Ihe Commercial money markets re-
main without important change. De-
lnand for new money to carry on cur
rent business operations is light. Com
Mcrcial paper rates remain steady at
AZ to 5 per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers' ac-
ceptances eligible for purchase by
Federal Reserve banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
estock. Aieat.. Proxision.

R-~v.- fs~ %
prime 100 ib- $500 ts.5a5tsz
beef
SIDES 10. .. tFse Il
Livs YEA. com
mon to priur
100 los-.....-. a-1eats 80 s16aiiH
veal
city. H.. ia 20 a
I ive ewes. Ioe
lbs .....-..-- 4eog 40 s50a 81
Dressed TafaeTs.
n ---.-...-- -6W ~ g
Dressed mutton.
city. TO-. 80 II
Live iS;uos. fe.r
10 prime fee
los. ---..-.--. 1900 eaiLs
Dressed q r
city. ib. SO -
Hogs l4s iDs--. fsn = I-.f- -f.-s 1i-.i
Dressed h ogs
bacon. 10. ff7s .1-. ff-, G il.
Pork. Dol. ....-. - 90 Z e5.5s 50 990sslt
Ness beef bbl Is 20 a14.19 l5.Q9gtb
Lard, Mid &
West. 100 lbs. l1.s5ri1-95 1e.95el.I
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
London Wool Sale Spirited

LONDON, March 1O.-There were 12.-
1852 bales offered at the wool auction to-
day. The sale was spirited and fine
kinds we're in greater demand. There
was free buying for home and the Con-
tinent, and most Of the offerings we're
sold.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following Judgments were hled veg
terdsy, the first name being that of the
'btor
Arthur Davis Co. Inc-Block Ad-
vertising service. lnc......... s466. %
Arono witz, Jacob and BAnlamin
$ Mendelsohn ............... l2s.7s
Ack hart, Albert--W Burt ...., 24b3.b0
Bamikel Peter j F EarniSel $4,000
Battery Park Restaurant, Inc
Nj Hotel supply Co, Inc.... 1863
Hroscedge corp-M DeVcrtaux. 1870
Bromlcw Henry. and Indemnity
Insurance CO OF North America
People, sc. ............... 800 90
he!hhap i'ress lnc--E Harmen 1879
Brrnsteln. Bcn--L Brodcy ct al l74.3s
BlgReleL Robert [ - Bryant
=, Press, inc :............... 9s7.46
Burns Bros-iI Lesine........ I IL. ~
Bonlnersheim. Hcen--Elnck Ad-
vertis,ng Service. Inc. 100 %
Hra min, Albert--L Applcton 4OO a.
Bnhn, Julius-J Jacobs. ..... lI4'0t
blrrlgardt. lsaar E---tncy c lopae-
dia Britannica Corr. lg471
CITY OF y Y-Webstcr Apart
wen's; costs. ,,..;:... ...... 12ss7
Service Corps, Inc. 4saso
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor.
the second that of the creditor, and date
when Judgment was flied:
Freed. Fanny --Rylands & Sons
Ltd: Juno 90, lol7........ sfe5.o3
ScheiIlns. Lucie H-Samuel Lon
don 4 Co. Inc: Feb 10, 1872. 1919
Ret Construction Co. Inc--C NJ
~ stewtsrt: Nov 30, 1921. ...... 2752o
Tow, Robert-Groiier Society of
London: April IS. 1920. .. 1o4.ss
Sullivan, Edward o-Mail & En-
=, pres, press GO; Nov 80. 1921 ........ 4s4.+s
Broadway improvoment co-M '0''i
murphy; March e. 1922 ...... 1874
same. same; Nov 10. ls2o...,.. 1880
Robert ,r,.t Grifin ,s Co. lnc-E
titus; Dec %. 1915 -. ........ 1855
& Improvement Corp-D
Freinberg; Mar 30 1921 - 7tslo
Cohan lee-Shubert Plano Co;
MI. mr'ch a. :, l'23 ....... sss.s So
Mescahiades ct al: Feb J. 1922 s4s4s
Same--Same Feb l. 1929 $3.50
broadway Improvement Co--M
Murphy; Feb s. 1920 ........ 2,464.el
ton; Feb ls. 1921 ..........,. S,747si
Same--Same March 7. 19e3 i5S0t
Distributing Corp--H l. But
- Ter, Feb %. 1879 .:..,....... sSs. 20
R%scnzweis, Jacob oetien;
>, Dee Is, 1871 ........,....... 6sS 40
hrohnberg Samuel ana Louis-B
certelnan ct al Feb ls. 1929 1874
International Art Pub Co--J Gil
iespie; Oct is. 1921 .......... 1lS6.s7
In Bronx County
MacLesn. Arthur E--F NJ Tappi,
soIamon Is a"mS nsstha ssn 50, lgss wobsr. sS'ass
ws,lass; rho@as-c Gasesl Jan ''-'s
80. l922 .................... 1870
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Outer knitwear Men to Meet

The fifth scmi-annual meeting Of the
board Of directors Of the National Knit
ted Outerwear Association Will be held
at the Hotel McAlpin, this city. on
March FL
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11

Nonthrrn SpoT Whrhe'7 -" "E,VH IL,
unchangod at 11.S0c; salcs Loo bs ie''
New Orleans steadN, unchanged at l'c,
sales 1252 bales. Mobile steady. uT-
changed at l6.75c sales II bsles Sa van
nah steady. - points higher Al l. .o1c
sales rs bales Norfolk quiet. T. points
higher at l7.50c. sales 1.06s bales Au-
gusta quiet. Is points hgher al l'.aSc
sale $50 balcs Mcmphis steady un-
changed st il soc sales 900 bales. Houston
steadv, 10 points higher AT 17.Soc; sales
1881 bales. Little Rock Nuiet, unehsn6co
al 17c: gales 80 bales. Dallas steaoY, 10
points higher at l3.loc; saics ltf2 baies
Mont romery hrm. poipts isher at lo'''c,
gales s. bales Fort Worth stcady' /"
volnts higher At 17.iGc; sales oof ba les
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11

Schwartz, Louis-P Krumhoitz.. 1,os4s5
shnlsr sands MoTrs-I isT,1, J Eel gel 4i-.: SsS82
Schwartz. A6rahsm a schwarta
& Coz Merz; costs s.......... 1919
s.$.I< Sai;,ss -Te 81
strauss. Abraham I7ci genbs u,fl
sculle penn's-tion Breners oG
su@sbtns S"N Nsr:ts-A....r.i,r Nj. 80 Q. %
roscope 80. Inc .'..'.......... s7sa4
sirt.h rasnS : J, s.neseio-
pacdla Britannica corpn.....- 1874
Stein. Joseph and Sam tStetn
bros) M Teitelhau ......... tS5t
Taylor. John IA Rosepstein ... 25181
Thompson. Mary. and Samuel re-
lix-Peopc. etc ...'............ 10000
co. Inc .............'.... s4a21
blacker Lumber Co)-AneIi
can Hardware Corpn of n Y.
Russell & Erwin Mfg Co Divi-
van wsldy, julius j Motor '''
Truck 60 ....................... 2loo5
enade RestanranD-A silver
wilasr. Marris-ritie or Guarantee -Os 80
zlockowich Esperado-A Yak ''''
wicker. Arthur II Abraham 145so
In Bronx County
The first name is that of the debtor:
Cepik Sam-Eaing Brewing CO. sl,0007c
Dlament, solomon Manhattan
Swiss Embroidery Co........ 1910
Fcldman, lsaac-A. j Bates K
Co. ........................ 22l5o
risc schbach Morris. E Hedges ,4695
flschbach Morris-City OF New
York ......-.... ...'.......... 204 IS
Green, Adolph, and Leo Weber
e; Greenbauna ..........,......... i7as4
GotNam Waist Cos \. Israel ;g6s5
Green Paper Goods House Inc
and Morris II. Simon~-Mutual
Paper Co. Inc ............. S59.11
MorreN. David M-Swan & Finch
Co. 49,. ........... 1922
Rubel Barnctt-M Manhattan Swiss
Embroidery Co. ............. 1885
Sa pir. simon simmons Hard
ware Co. .................... 1924
Sabsewit4. Charles l. Leibowitx 1ST e5
United Shoe Stores-J. Weisfcd 9a929
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Cotton Statistics

Ivcrpool Gables Spot cotfon modeTaJ0
demand at points decline; mlddl ing,
1o57d Sales 7 600 bales, American 1000
bates Imports 1000 bales. American l.
900 bales. Futures opened steady AT
lower to points higher. Closed hrin 81
Is to 20 points advance. March O.40d,
May l0.G6d: July. 10.25d: October, 9.S9d
January, 9.bHd M8ncncSi"r- Aar"s'
hardening; cloths. good demand.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Cottonsccd Oil

The market closed near the top with
net gains OF IS TO 40 points. The range
of rriCes
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11

Call loans against acceptances. =:
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
What Things Cost

Q.0t,tion, arc ea.h Price. N primotx ma,het
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Classified Advertisements
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

IC C~r-Wcdnssdar af-a-rr.-. ,als's ed
wrist watch. nn T~ss.ier4-s or A7sis'-
dam ave. bct 'esn feorh anf liIta S.
ii ioersi reward VI Me@th-rs. 'la-a rSsids ilss
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11

The frst name is that of the debtor,
he second that of the creditor, and date
Ihen Judgment was flied:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Standard Oils

900 Anglo-Aru on ~ l7A
20 Imp oil can..1og 1924 lol'. lo2'.
7o-1Ninois p I....175 40 10 10
100 Natl Trans . ia 2s 2'ii Y
% Ohio OIL ....270 go 20 20
20 san o of Ky4se 4se 4ss 4se
% do Of Ind ST.. So s7's s. =
50 DO OF y Y..i16 SO - S'4
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
Making Hypocrisy Punishable.

In a bill which he has introduced
at Albany Assemblyman HAcKENBURG
of the upper East Side makes hy-
pocrisy misdemeanor. He would
have guilty of this new legal offense
all persons who "for pay or reward,
gift or other valuable thing, advocate
and support any legislative measure
calculated to infringe upon and re-
strain the free exercise of personal
liberty"
Mr.. HACKENBURG SHE'D from defin-
ing personal liberty" but most per-
sons will understand what he is
driving at. He wishes to squelch the
Blue Nose Lobby. He would cut off
the pay checks of those who strive,
for a consideration, to make this a
Purer and Better World.
But the important thing is getting
hypocrisy on the list OF things pun
ishable. Mr.. HAcKENBURa begins
modestly by making 1t a misde-
meanor. Later it can be made a
felony. In good time 1t may become
a capital offense.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

If Representative In Congress who
does not wish to yield the floor is in
terrupted he ignores the interruption
and continues to talk In concert with
the interrupter. This is hard on the
official reporters. Senatorial courtesy
extends not only to colleagues but also
to the official reporters, as was shown
when Mr.. Norris was addressing the
Senate and Mr.. McKELLAR and Mr..
MCLEAN simultaneously addressed the
Chair. Mr.. Norris saw but yielded
not, saying, Both of the Senators can
talk at once but / am not going to
stop" Whereupon the two would-be
interrupters resumed their seats in
silence. Mr.. Norris mas not only cour-
tesy but he has a heart. Official ste
nographers can do much and do; but
synchronously to take rapid fire dis
course from three eloquent Senators
is too much to expect from elderly and
dignified stenogs, expert as they are.
BY refusing to yield Senator NORRIS
saved them from attempting TO do the
impossible.