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New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York, County Of New York
EMILE J. OZANNE Plaintiff. against ED
GUARD POREr, I.ucien Poret and Eugene
PoTet, doing business under the name and
style OF Poret treres. Defendants. Sum-
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH Or TUEM:
YOU ARE BEREBY SUMMONED to an
swcr the complaint in this action. and to
serve copy OF your answer, or. if tho
complaint is not served with this summons,
to serve notice of appearance on t1e Plain
tifs Attorneys within twenty days after tho
service OF this summons. exclusive OF the day
or answer. Judgment viii he taken against
you by default for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Dated. New York. Dec. ls. 1921.
GUGtiENHEIMEH UNTERMYER T. MAR.
SHALL. Attorneys for Plaintiff 1co broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City.
To Edouard Poret I.ncien Poret and Eugene
Poret, doing business under tho name and
style Of Poret Freres:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication pursuant to an order OF Mr..
Justice Charles J.. Guy: Judge, Of the
the 10Th day Of January; 1922: and aled with
New York County, at the County Court
HOUSE, Borough OF Manhattan. City, County
and State Of New York.
Dated: New York, January 10th. 1922.
GJGGENHElMER, CNTf,RMYfR & MAR
SHALL. Plaintiffs Attorneys lc0 Broad
N-ay, fofough cs Manhattan. City OF New
York. \. 7.
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WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
Unpaid CHARGES
PAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROV X
SSs SNSAfp 5 AM cMsadEs aasRF FoR Hi wea PIP zn Tn
UNDERs1CNED. W S. BtDWoRTH 1,
1SE S1N IS ENyIT6Ep dE , To eddD 5,EN As MAEE
AFTER DESCRIBED. AND Due NOTICE
HAVING BEEN GIVEN TO ALI. PARTIES
KNoTH - W. TO r CLAM A1 AZ INTERES I1 5 HK
NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF SUCH
cHARGEs His s,I HAy1NG \ p, ESP5RED TnEnE
sn rouRrH AvESrE. Sew SEW 9i YORK ssV,1TS cia'S.
OK WgDNEspAI; S y IN MARCH 1sT; 1927, AZ
ARoVE % ' MESr1oShp OK or DATE s TE ~ IS SAFE &c
Wh yIMH zE nSn coTT1NED gTS9n hr TIE HssnsT sSNr
81 sAruRpAy. sfARcB sTH- AS MA1sH
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY. TO w1T-
FRAMED AND UNFRAMED OIL PAINT
pIcTnEs TSr AT5h rnAMEs SPINS ANp AhTs nn1w1Ts Ms
TERIALS AND FURNITURE stored in the
following names: A. J. Adolph George ~
I.augrel Harris. ceorgc A. Laird. n. Locher.
\. Ludwig. Ernest Meyer. 49, 6. Hash,
nobar, Nichols. Oscar A, Sords,rcnp OF a.
e. z. T. Rockwell, w. Lester Stevens. MIS- * <.
c; A Walters. Daniel L. Williams. r. q
Wilson. F. Zirnhauer Anne n Upjohn, In
sehorg Hansel; p. Schrader.
STUDIES; JARDlNERE. FRAMED Am
UNFRAMED PAINTINGS, STUDIO EFF,
FECrS, ARCH1TECTURAL PICTURES
DRAWING MATERIALS BOOKS AMI
TRUNK AND CONTENTS THEREOF AMI
EASEL. stored in the following names
r. G. Peyraud. Elaine Freeman. Prank
Lemon. Anne SchAde Van Westrum. C,
Withers: William Belsborow.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES AND FyJREIEIE
LNGS: CONSISTING OF DESK. MIRRORS
PISTCRES, TABLES. CHAIR ROCKER,
BED MATTRESS, BOXES AND CONrENTt
THEREOF - BARRELS AND CoNTENre
THEREOF - TRUNKS AND CONTENTS
THEREOF AND MISCELLANEOUS ARrY-
CLEs; ETC; stored in the following nan,sss
Mrs. u: M johnson. Mrs. NJ Z. Rennseil.
PLASTER RELIEFS AND PEDESTArS.
stored in the following ran,es: Tho Archt-
tectural League, Leo Fried nder.
SCREENS OF METAL. SAMPLES, STORED
in the name OF rwinco Stamping Works,
AN being now stored With said w e,
Budworth ( Son in the4r warehouse. and
all to be- more specifically announced aud
described at tine OF said sale.
The goods will DO on exhibition At tia tius1
w. S. BUDWORTH & SON
4c+ WEST s3ND ST. N. Y.
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UN1VERSAIIST
SUMMONS


slJPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
LOUIS NJ. TAYLOR, Plaintiff, against
EUGENE DE VITO, Defendant sum
rlOns
To the above named Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY scMMcNED to an
sver the complaint In tlus action ard to
serve copy. Of your answer. or. II tho corr.
serve a notice OF appearances on the Plain
tifrs Attorney within twenty days after tho
service OF this summons. exclusive OF the day
OF service. In case of your failure to appear
or answer. Judgment will be taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded In
the cuinp,alns.
Dated. New York. December t2th. 1874.
REMINGTON & MEEK. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. once and Post Office Address
No. 14l Broadway. Borough OF A1anhat-
tan, City OF New York.
To the Defendant, Eugene Dc Vito.
Tho foregoing summons is served upon 5o,,
hy publication. pursuant to an order OF Hon.
Charles l. Guy. Il Justice Of the Supreme
Court of tins state os Now ) or'S. dated The
18th daS OF Jaruar.,. lo21. ani nled .l'h the
complaint III The alice OF the Clerk OF tho
County OF New York. nj the County Court
House, IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City.
County and state OF New York
Dated. New York January l3th 1922.
EEMINGToN s MEEK. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Office and T. o. Address, 1A1
Broadway. Now York. n. Z.
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S. S. Kresgc Co.'S Earnings
Equivalent 10 ss2O.25 Il Share
on tho Common Stock

Net earnings of the S. S. Krcsgc
Company for the year ended December
81. after charges and Federal taxes,
amounted to $3,4O2 ,0S3, according to q
statement issued yesterday. This is
equivalent, after deduction OF pre-
ferred dividends of 3141,445, TO S2O.25
a share earned on the SIC, 200 com
mon stock, and compares with net
earnings OF s2,753, ,5os, or $2s.l3 share
earned on the s1o,o0O,O00 common
stock outstanding in the preceding
year.
Sales last year reached total of
$55, 1853, oil, contrasted with s5l,245,311
in 1920. Surplus for the year, after
common and preferred dividends,
amounted to s2,659, 1893, against S2,013,-
sos. The balance sheet showed an in
ventory Of $6,257,2O7 and cash of
s5.1A1.963, compared with $1,157,921 in
1920. Notes and accounts payable, in
cluding provision for Federal taxes and
reserve for contingencies, amounted to
s2,965.203, against s3,102,742 in the
preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Employment in State
Factories Drops is p. c.
Seasonal Reductions aud Clos,
ing for Inventories Arc Main
Causes for Decline

ALBANY, Feb. TO- Fmpl oyment in
New York State factories dropped np-
proximately Is per cent from Dccem-
Der TO January, due mainly TO seasons |
reductions in some industries and clos
ing Of factories for inventories and
repairs, according to statement is
sued to-day by Henry d. Saycr, State
Industrial Commissioner.
The largest decrease in employment
was shown IN the stone. clay and glass
products group. solely the result Of a
dull season. The opening Of sugar
rehncries cansed an increase in the
grocery group and the ending Of a
strike in Now York City pushed up
employment in the meat industry
Large reductions were reported by car
uerics and confectionery cstablsh-
ments. A substantial decrease WAS
noted in the tobacco industry.
Seasonal activity put employment in
shoe and leather industries higher. The
rubber industry showed an increase
and the fur industry a decrease.
In the textile industries increases
in employment we're reported in the
and in the cotton goods industry. A
small reduction was shown in wool
manufactures because Of large de
creases in the wooden and worsted
mills, but the rug and carpet aud felt
mills reported fairly large increases
The largest reduction in the textile
group was in the knit goods industry
largely as the result OF seasonal con-
ditiOrc
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Classified Advertisements
LOST. FOUND AND REV ARD

LVONs TOO4ER AND INCv Nk~O
LOST-ra6y'e gold wrist watch. gold face.
black ribbon February 10, ncs
broadway. between Bowling Green an 1
Wsil street. Reward. Room 1881,
Broadway
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mite crops ta- definite market could
nc prooeced and the development OF
the cooperative movement among
farmers, he declared. were rays Of hope.
he advised the retailers not to at
1cmpt to fight the farm cooperative
moVement, but rather to encourage 1t.
Referring TO the farm bloc in Con
cress, be said that it "is neithc, the
menace that Eastern newspapers saw it
is nor the great blessing that Western
newspapers think it is" He declared
tnat 1T was not trying to jam through
legislation beneficial to the farmer al
the expense Of other classes Of in
dustry.
The work of the associations traffic
and educational groups was explained
at the two sessions yesterday and
measures were taken to insure the
continuance of these auxiliary groups
and proposals were made to extend the
group idea to store superintendents
and merchandise men
Oppose J. S. Valuation
Resolutions we're adopted rcteratng
the associations stand against Ameri-
can valuation and asking the appoint
ment of ii special committee to present
further arguments to President Har-
ding and Congress. and calling upon
Attorney General DSugnerty to make
public the result of his investigation
into retail distribution. This resolu-
tion was prompted by statement at
tributed to the Attorney Gcuera on
Thursday to the effect that the major
ity of retailers were not guilty of
profltecriDg.
Another resolution along this line
stated that
"Whereas. in the present period Of
reimbursement and in tho effort to re-
duce the cost Of living We, as mer-
chants. realize our responsibility to
the public in the present situation and
recognize the necessity of following
every reduction in the cost OF produc
ton with corresponding reduction in
retail prices; be it
"Resolved, that sc further pledge
continuation of our best efforts to the
lowering Of every retail distributive
cost in the effort to make the price to
the consumer as low as possible. We
also pledge ourselves anew to a recog
milton of the fact that this effort must
be sincerely made, not only by our own
membership but throughout the retail
distributve craft as whole"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
BUSINESS CARDS
STORAGE NOTICES

DIAMONDS bought and sold fer east
Advice free. Bennett. i75 B'~ay. I'd Hoo'
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". 37th ST..

". 37th St.
The Approximate g amount OF tho lien o.
charge TO satisfy which the above-de
scribed property is to be sold. il $747S.@6.
with interest on se,9?3-46 from January
ON la22 and on 500 from the LIST day
and allowances amounting to s5o6.1s, will
interest from February 1st. 1922 together
with the expenses of the sale. The ap-
proIirnatc amount of the taxes, ASSESS
ments and water rates or other liens
which arc TO he allowed to tho purchase er
out of the rurchasc money. or paid By
the Referee, is $40 and interest
Said promises Will be sold subject to the
lien Of first mortgage on which there is
unpaid the principal sum of $4,000 and
interest thereon and subject to the lien
of second mortgage which there is
unpaid the principal sum Of $500 and
interest thereon.
Dated New York. February End. l9.2.
BEENARD l. SIIiENTAG. Referee.
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Business New vs.
transportation and Farmers
Position Interest Retailers
Sees Good Results IL,
F0rn,er-Mercho,,t Meets

Good results arc obtained from +bo
cooperation of merchants and
farmers, according to J. W. Knapp.
rcea'' merchant of Lansing. Mich.
here is now developing In
Michigan he said. "a closer rela-
ton between the farmers and mer-
chants. Chambers of Commerce in
vltc the farmers to dinner in
town, and tho farmers dino Tho
merchants IN turn at farmer meet
ing places in the country. The free
discussion of thcir problems at
these meetings has led to better
understanding and has been mutu-
ally helpful. ! advise all other re-
tail merchants in othcc sections Of
inc country to follow up this plan"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Business Trouble 8

Sanir Simon-Sln1on'a Hardware
Savoy Ray Mills, Inc.-H. schar-
For Observation-Disclosures. 1.4ao.ss
elmonette. 1hos.--PUre Oil Co. 1870
Truesdel. Earl HIS. Brady. l.4.69
Taylor. George c., Drest-'. IT.
Bragg ...-............. 3.i5a.43
Traffic Truck Sales co. OF n. =
Inc, and Jacob Wang--J. Perl
man ct al Observation-Disclosures. S41sN
7'uckler. Norbert B.--Newell Naru-
featuring Co ........ 1920
"oodnan lsa bella j. McNaly l1l.7o
in Bronx County
The first name is that Of the debtor:
Allen. Da vic. and Aranow sihapir
Inc.--M Wallach .. sff5.Tn
Banko~, Ralph C-H Tholson. 1871
Cul'o Marble and Tile Works
tantin-K Mason ..... ssx16
Eisenberg Anua-~L + Bshop.. 1880
Fries, Petcr-rhorner Mfg Co... 5000
Glider, e Fred--A Berker ct al 2s2s
Joe Wards Orange Grove. Inc
Tarney Ptg and Pub Corp.. $3.50
Knobock. George As & X
Realty GO, Inc ......:..:.... 1l47a
Kitchen, Jane and Andrew
A Monk observation-disclosures. 2o5 on
krellr1an, Max-E J Eoasncr fofo3
kossof. Jacob--A Kappa port. 391
Linarsky, BenjamiD--M Cohn... 17.12
Meyer. Martin--Paraloid Works,
Mtlanesa- Ma1.--J Bodnar...... 5000
Philips Const Corp-I Griffin. 29072
RozeIle Tracy Ny J Conway 1880
Schellng, John Al *. 1iEgett
schenkin Morris-S Cabin 49, $500
Zcrbe. Harry K--C 3 Lawson. es8ss
Same-A S Freeman ........ at1.9S
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sUA1MONS

SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
NEW YORK. County Of New York-Mac
Miller, P,s intiT, vs. Frances Miller. De-
PENDANT. Sunlmo Action to annul q
marriage Plaintiff designates New YORK
County as the place Of trial.
TO TIDE ABOVE NAMED DETENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer .he complaint in this action. and
10 serve It copy Of your answer, or il the
com plant is not served with this sum
mons to serve Notice OF Appearance on
tlle: Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service OF this summons.
exclusive OF the day OF service. In case
or yout failure to appear " answer. judg
nlcnt will be taken against you by de-
fault FOR the relief demanded in the COM
paint.
Dated New York. December e4th, 1921.
NATHAN TOLK,
Address % Essex street Rurrough Of
Manhattan. city Of New York
TO FRANCES MILLER. DErENDAEr
ABOVE NAMED:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant TO an order
Supreme Court of the state OF New York.
dated the Sd day of January, 1922, and
filed with -hc complaint in the Office OF
the Clerk of the County Of New York. at
the County Court House. in tho Borough
of Manhattan. City, County and State Of
New York.
The object Of the above entitled action
pla aintw.
Dated. New York January 80. 1879.
NATHAN TOLk,
Attorney for Plaintiff office and r. O.
Address 50 Essex Street, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
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Piggly Wiggly Nets S233,98;5

The Piggy Wiggly Corporation re
ported a net profit fer the year ended
December 81. after depreciation, etc,
Of S233,9Sb, and surplus after div
idcnds Of $35,569. Balance sheet showed
cash at $S0,S59, accounts payable at
s6o.2S6 and total liquid assets Of
81 332O69
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in Bankruptcy
n. following petitions in hankruptcy
V''s hled yesterday i'll the United States
District Court
OSCAR SHANK <. BRO. INC.-1nvolur-
~ ~ TO 30 East 23d st. Liabilities,
$4,000. assc,s $4,000
loRN HENRY DAVIES - VOLUNTARY,
Germantown y. y. Liabilities, si1.leS
AsioN IRON WORKS. 1Nc.--lnvoiun-
'a,y; 'it Franklin st.
MAX HENNY-Voluntary 2ta Eas. 2e3d
j. Bronx. Liabilities se.99e; no assets.
" noh!ON l.. WILL A MS--Noluutary e12
,,' nsH l7sth st. Liabilities. sS,3l5. assets,
VALID, WALKER & Co.-Involuntary
uousers to Astor Place.
Receivers IN bankruptcy
me following receivers IN bankruptcy
n'ls nsre nlsd Yesterday in the United States
District Court:
',n, Inc. With bond OF $500.
neNna Eo,nnsug ugh for Jacob Ui.n. with
~ra VI 8 Ooo
Mary Peitor ter, 7orary. for Begun &
w. with bond of $500.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
w.. ,s' shllo"ing sched duies in Bankruptcy
Ir.,s,l,sd n'sd Yesterday in the United states
JOIN HENRY DAvIEs-Germantown.
vt. i I. ms.eFchan'. Liabilities. sl7.is3; as
= AI1LlANcE 1Jias;1E WAIST Co.-l4 East 18th
rrsYo''itIes. 5,3S3 assets, si4o56.
,aAsA. BrrNW WALD-I.ia bil.ties. SIS.
1E> o-,ccr 74e Ea.t e:sd
- n''oux; IiabllltioA $a,sss; no assets
w.r osFICE SIGNAL co. $40 to ass
ilsI,s'a 81. Liabilities. ss7.3S3, assets,
s'IIhtoN IF.h,,'' j. WILLIAMS. 81, West 17sth
''aoi1i'ies, s5.315. ,ssets, ass.
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BOARDERS WANTED

S5TH ST. At LEXINGTON Az. (Ho,s,
Eut,cd se)-For ladies': room ard
.rlcsis from sls up: elevator. elephons.
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY pEPARrMENT. supervtssn1
February z. lo2a sEALEp SPiSRoposALs
will be opened in this Office at 3 o. m,
February -, 1922, for the instailatio1,
complete of one full magnetic contro,
electric passenger elevator in BUILDING No.
2. Y. S. Public Health Service Hospital
Webb av. and King sbridge road. Bronx
tions may be obtained at this office .1
tho discretion OF the Supervising ArehT
tect; Ia A. Wet2a1a Acting Sppnxs1An3
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
West Side

list ST. COLUMBUS Av Colonial Eotely
--Nowiy decorated furnished rooms; oa~
OF bath, $fz weekly up. elevated. surface
carr. subway: full hotel service: restz urany
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Commercial Credit

Inc commercial money markets re-
BAN p.a. without important Developments.
Prime commercial paper discounts al
a.. per cent in small volume, while the
pu1N OF paper moves at . per cent.
Ihe American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following discount
rates on prime bankers acceptanccs
eligible for purchase by Federal Re
serve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Appoint Receiver in Equity

A bill Of complaint was filed yestcr-
day afternoon in the United States
District Court, whereby the firm Of
Hcllr1an, Straus & Co., jobbers in laccs,
cotton goods, nets. chi@cns. etc, was
placed iii the hands OF receiver in
equity. The suit was brought by the
Phoenix lace Mill, Of Kent, R. |. Judge
Learned Hand granted the injunction
pending suit. and named Charles W.
McCandlexs 2s receiver. with bond Of
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
FOR SALE

ANTr-CLOuD prevents dimming fogginx
windows, mirrors. eyeglasses; cleans and
polishea. Fl. Siebert tSoAo REM 6a1
Hudsnn ST., New Xorax,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. fEAN> ". rOupCuIi.D. u -. Pastor.
Preaching Sunday. II a. NJ. srd =. ~. by
tAe-. t.l l.GNE g. EALDNN
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$4,000. Mr.. schrieshcim. a. n,e,,hor
Of tho firm, filed an answer. in wh;ch
no consented to the appointment Of the
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FORECLOSURE SALES

YoRE@7r4Th I NuRfcK. NwsS1f OF Flaine'T MnT
against BRoADTDGn cORPORATloN
md others Defcudants
-, In pursuance Of Judgment Of fore
closure and sale duly made and entered
IN IN me nboyc-enutleG action and bearing
undersigned, tho Referee in said Judgment t
named. VIII sell at public auction. at the
street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
Of New York. the cath day Of rcbruar-
1;. TX. az ~ o clock noon on that day. by
rccted by said Judgment to be sold and
therein described as follows:
ALL mat certain lot. piece or parcel o.
and. WITH the buildings and irnprovenect.
thereon erected. situate, lying and being in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York, end more particularly bounded and
described as follows: BEGINNING at a
n"lnt on the northerly side oe West s7,h
street, distant one hundred eighty-sever
$50 feet tastcrly from the corner formed
~ the intersection of the easterlv side ~
Columbus Avenue and the northeriv siGa
Of West S7th street, running thence north
eriy and parallel with Columbus Avenpe
and part Of the distance through a party
wall one hundred N0o) feet eight and
one. half go inches 20 the center line
center lne Of the block twenty-one 12j0
feet, thence southerly and again parallel
with Columbus Avenue, part Of the dis
tlo0) feet eight and ore-half (Sih) inche,
20 the. northerly aide OF West s7th Street.
md thence westerly along the northerly
s;dc IF West Sith street twenty-one (211
feet to thc point or place of beginning
said promises being known as and by tl,e
street number 81 West S7th Street. New
York City.
Dated New York. February End. 1882.
SEENARD L. SiIIENTAG. Referee.
LEON LASKI. Attorney for PlainfiY
$50 Broadway, Manhattan. New Yor,,
City.
The following is diagram of tho nroo.
erty TO be sold; it's street number ia n
West slth Street New York CITY: "
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Satisfied Judgments
In NAxv York Cnunfr

the S second that OF the s creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
Noble Robert .T.-Packard Twin
Silk Hiring Co, Inc; Jan 22.
Union Railway Co. Of n. Y..B. S'''''4
Dittmar; June .1ecl...-.. 10000
Maritime Operations Corp. ct al
E Berko~itz Sept. T. 1870: Ss7.41
Nes.s G.sualis MSoefs CO. D. of ''fSS''r \. Y Fcs T.
3, 1891 1915
sutphin. ~n L, e, all. Man
sutphin. VIM. l.. ct al--~w. II. IIus
sey ct al: Nov. c3, 1s1s..... c27.ss
Chishom. Edw Dc ct all.
smith; Sept. 1s 1912. 2ls.5s
]. J. Little { Ives co.-A Rove;
Mai, Jennie, and James j. Bag
Local No. II OF Natl. Brother
hood OF Bookbinders Inc:
Sept. 27, 1891. 651.bS
Steiner, Elizabeth B. ct Az II.
+. Kaufman; Aug. u, 1slS.. l2.1s5.1c
Rowe; Dec. "a, 1920. :oee3
Samoa Rowe; Dec. "a. 1890. 5.l32.93
Ridley, Edw. A.-A. V. Murtha:
Feb a6. 1920 (reversed) .... $500
(reversed) ................... 7.s74.se
M. Goidblatt Oct. 80 1890. 6c0. 90
ColAscuno. porinick and Oronzia
vacated .................... 100000
Inc April 6. 1921 1............. 1885
Hyslop: nov u. 1891. 1.4as.os
Mccarthy. Carolne-M Fl. Bern
stein: June Z. 1919. 1.slass
Steiner. Eliza beth B.-Coional
Bank: Jan. I. 1885,. 2.se3-2S
Mintz. VIM. Prince Knitting
Mills Co.. Inc. Jan. 20 1872. 1.17e.43
Union Ry Co. of n. Y. City.-B.
Dittmar; June 8. 92i ........ 4,SS6.2c
Dry Dock, East Broadway &, Bat
terry r. r. Co.--City OF y. r.:
-:ov. Is 1890. .............. sos71
In Bronx County
Farnirg. Thos. il. Trairor:
Oct. TO- lsl4................. s58.75
Simors Geo. CIV. i. Menke;
Jan. ?. 1929. ........... 11oo2
Same-san,e: March rs, 1921. -. 27,14s.43
Sutphtn. VIM LII Mcbride;
Aug. e. 4s2e.--.--....--~~-~-. 5A-Sz
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ruth Avenue Presbyterian Chrrrh

'''tHHc anN TIffy-nfth Street.
Minister, kev. john KEf.MAN. D,D
s.ry,co. ; H@v JAMES PALMER. !: Ph' H. y
DR. K eI,s'a ''yes al ~ A. NJ and 4:3o p. M
~ Neifn.n VIII preach al both scryIrr.
c,,a. Ahernoon Topic, Service ''''
At4 Srr' oo az y 40 Mems Glass at 10.
>, ,nssIay, $50 r. NJ in the Chapel. ,ec,prc
'>""s'' Wa' browning. the lIehrcw--Dr kelman.
,,oI,',a., WInn., ":lo T.. M.--Midwoek Services. Dr
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CHKiS1lNN SSIENCk

fNIH CHURCH ON CHRIS. sCTENrIsr
"A bsnneh OF The Mother Church, TIE FYrs>
onurc'' OF Christ. Scientist, Ia Boston. Massa-
ehusetts. s'arvices: Sunday. II A. .ABpM.
"Wednesday. s =. M. in the new Church Edieee
. East sd Street. Eeadiny Room. FIotiron Rid.
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PKEsDYTERasn
,, BRICK CHURCH
,.,..' 'e51r ond Thirty -sevspth Street..
'""'st~rs W,'''nn Pierson Merrill.
np N,,, theosSre .sinswoyth Cream.
snhio'', AZ "hE EIll. viii preach At II and
!. NJ. 'MOpERN PROPI1iGTa-
IlNCOT.N''
f.or..., Ilble School at go
r.cnd", discussion Bible Class a, 10.
yon,, ,rorrssor Charles Thaddeus Terry
Miar.oa,lN lNupper Meeting. 53o-7.so.
FRInAy ~%rrv,ce Wednesday at s:l5 r. NJ
Wona.1,.ohS'D,,o hSDoN HOUR OF MUSIC at ,2l5
onn,r,,' m,,'rem Graham soprano: Mabel Rcddnc
Sarto n,su Alex Crooks. tenor: Andrea
cho,r ~ p"ss and the Brick Church Wo,c,
Choir,u toir Iarence Dickinson. Orgat,tyt ond
,orro Mo"NnAY SERVICE every weekday
'NNoopo Monday) nj lc:aN eN'"9
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Religious Announcements
ADVENTIST

SEVENTH.DAY ADVENTIST TEMPLE
lSpth ST anl 1.cro& Avo
CARLYLE r. HAYNES. Pastor.
sunday Night: "ELlJAH'S RETURN FORE
IOLO IN THE BIBLE FOR THE PRESENT
lime. WHAT is IT'S FULFlLMENT
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Judgments Filed

".dsy '',,.,o~ins judgments were filed yes
e'ko,: "'st name being that OF the
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ST. Nicholas Ave. PRESBYTERIAN

81. Nicholas Ave, Cor 14lst ST.
REV. ELLIOTT ". BROWN. D. D.. paatcr.
IT A M.-"The Last Svppnr.' (C.ommunionl
y NJ M---'1IScl lisioua Bellefs of Lincoln,
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as CENSlOPs 1, Eth ~, *xESr.

EGEySE ST. ESPRIT, IS EST -.
Le DiInauche a 10.3Q PaSkaur Witkmeynr,