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Gilbert Church Bnyaar.

Under the auspices Of Willing Work
erS, a bazaar Will be given IN Gilbert
Presbyterian Church on November 90,
% and "a. 4 concert will be given
each evening. with Miss Mae Brooks
IN charge Wednesday evening; Mrs.
Henderson Turner. Thursday evening;
and the Wilmington Musical Asso-
ciation, Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-03

lhe inevitable results have followed.
rr'oe bubbles have burst. Such COM
mooisies as sugar, coffee, rubber, cop
per, cotton and wool have sl,runk moro
shan one~half. Borrowers have been
forced to sell. Rich" people to protect
their business have had 10 sell their
securities. Prices of securities have
strunk from $50 to 5Oae.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-03

BUT most of the imitation is "out."
lhe nations of the world will undoubt
edly, before many months, readjust
their relations. Necessity is compelling
economy instead of extravaganza. Ex-
panslon has ceased. The time TO buy ia
when other people must sell, FOR then
the buyer best serves himself and the
community.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
HURSON AND MANHATTAN RAILROAD co.
Notice of Interest Payable on Tive Per Cent.
Adjustment Income bends

Hudson Manhattan Railroad Company
hereby gives notice that under a resolution
Of the Board of Directors OF this Company.
adopted at q meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors held III tie City Of New York on tne
second day cf February, 1872 there VIII be
come due and payable on April i f922. an
installment or interest amounting 10 1lseo on
the 80 Adjustment Income Bonds 81 this
Company. said installment being the fun
sem,-annual Interest thereon, VIZ 2laqs. TO-
gether with 10 on account OF prior accumu-
lated interest not heretofore paid.
Checks for the interest ON registered bonds
without coupons win be mailed to the regis
tered owners thereof, according " the books
OF the Company rs Of the close ot business
on March 81. 1922. Interest on coupon bonds
win be paid upon presentation and surrender
Of coupon 40. lS, due April ], 1922. The
balance ~ interest accumulated since Janu-
airy /. 1920, and unpaid Is represented Ivy
subsequent coupons ana by the obligations
expressed on the face ~ each bond, Pay
ment OF interest on coupon bonds VIII be
nado in New York al the Chase National
Bank, ~ Broadway; and ia London, Eng
land, at the office ~ the Guaranty Trust
Company ot New York. - Lombard Street,
u. q. ROBERT y. KAY, Secretary.
March 90 1922
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
SATISFIED JrDGM MENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, tho
second that or the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Business Troubles
PETiTI0Ns is BANkRurTCa.

Petitions ia bankruptcy filed yesterday in
United States District Court were:
PARIsTYLE DRESS Co. Pasquale 4. san
toro, "a West 18th st.-In, oluntary. by
<essler. Models, which claims S693, Al
Craft Importing Company. SG2s, aud stand
ard Art Embroidery, 5000. samuel Toll.
man Is attorney for petitioners.
ROSENGAFT 4 SHAPIRO, Nathan Rosen-
gaft aud Meyer Shapiro, furrlers, - East
10th st.-lnvountary. By Samuel ltosengaft,
who claims 81 900, money loaned. Israel
Brinkman, attorney for petitioner. John
y. Lyttle, receiver. bond 50 .000.
HOUSE or FuNkELsTglN, Morris Funkel-
stein, III West seth st.-lnvoluntary. hy
Louis Wetzger who claims $332. Benta-
min Rinaldo. 1919, and Weissman Wig
dal. Inc, $l3. Samuel Sturtz, attorney for
petitioners Edmund Wright, receiver;
KIMMEL PRESS, INC, c. vesey st.-In-
voluntary, b. Emanuel Dorfman. who
Messenger, $3.50. Herman q. Robbins, at
torney for petitioners. Alice Moran, re-
ceiver: bond. $500.
MARCELIA BLOUSE. INC. 1866 Madison
ay.--Involuntary, by .. Il. Rothschild who
claims S649; j.. Bernstein, $751; and ~
GIN s94. Marcus Helfand, attorney for
pea. toner's. William J. Clark, receiver,
S. y. SMITH & CO., James J. Kirwan. stock
nrokers. 30 Observation-Disclosures, by
Raymond Burke. who claims $500; David
Rosen, $3.50, and Frank III. Smith, Sl,OVO.
a. /. Geillch, attorney for petitioners
PALAIS EMBROIDERY WORKS, INC. 80
West 46th st.-lnNoluntary, Dy Louis a.
Schlessinger who claims $780, Jacob Ros-
enberg, 500 and Max NJ. Willens. 500.
Abraham Eisenstatt, attorney for peti-
TONERS.
CHARLES KEENA. 6o2 West 52nd st.--voi-
untary. Liabilities, 81 ,351 assets SO
Anton Gronich, attorney,
JOSEPH BROS. ELIAS and Bernard Joseph,
cloaks and suits, 299 West 10th ST.
Involuntary, by Abraham Romanofy, who
claims $500; Harry Snitovsky, $500 ana
Sylvia Miller. 81 900. Cohen. Rosenthol 4
shapiro. attorneys for petitioners. William
&. Hecht, receiver; bond, 5000
BROCIA COMPANY, INC, food products,
3l2 Second av.-Noluntary. Llabiliues Sl3
I7s: assets S7.32l Edward T.. Napoiis,
attorney.
sol. sCtIANG, paper boxes, IL Grand st.
Involuntary, by william r.. Wiser, who
claims 1881; Arabol Manufacturing Com
pany, Sli9, and Matthias Plum, Sl9l.
Kleiner. Brltwitz & Nadel, attorneys for
petitioners.
ington av.-Involuntary. By samuel kir-
schner. who claims $4,000; Henry H..
Weisberg. S1of. and George Lobel, $780,
Drechser. orenstein Left, attorneys for
petitioners.
JAMES GILLARD. GO Bryant Av., Bronx
Voluntary. Liabilities, SI0.452; assets SO
Thomas q. Barems, Ossning, attorney
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Simeon r. Toby and Arthur IT. Kohu have
joined the sales department ~ Davidge,
Head & Co, investment bond dealers
Caldwell & Co. lG Cedar street, have
issued a list Of Southern municipal bonds
yielding 4si 90 per cent.
In yesterdays annual meeting OF tie
Atlas Powder Company's stockholders It's
directors were reelected for the ensuing year.
Ladenburc. Thaimann g. CO.. as fiscal
agents, announced yesterday that coupons
due on April l on tho $40 600 of state
OF Rio Grande do SUI twenty-five year ;
per cent. sinking fund external gold loan of
1921 would be paid by Ladenburg, Thalmann
a Go. and Lee Higsinson s co. Ia New
York, Boston and Chicago.
Edward A. Faulks of y Broad street, anu
George Murfitt, formerly With Hallgaren
4 Co. have formed the firm OF FaulNa
Murfitt TO deal IN general Investment
security business IN 10 Exchange place.
Parrish & Co. have opened an office ~
the Theater Building, Hampstead. under the
management Of FRANK J. Rogers.
Robert NJ Nelson. secretary-treasurer Of
Products Corporation. las trans
ferred his office from s.. Louis . the Wool.
worth Building
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
rENsIAND on COMPANY

NOTICE or ANNUAL WEEIINtI.
Notice IL hereby given that tho Annual
Meeting Of tile stockholders Of The Fensland
OIL Company VIII be held MT tho office ~
Il. s. Smithers & Company, No ~ Nassau
Street New York city. New York. on the
Goth day Of April 1922. at . o'clock i. NJ.
FOR the following purposes:
l. 10 elect five directors for the ensuing
year.
n. TO ratify and approve All actions OF
The officers and directors taken by
them since the last annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the corporation.
III. To transact such other general busi-
ness a. may properly come before the
meeting.
Stockholders of record as or the close of
business on March 31. 1922, Win be entitled
to vote.
CHARLES IT, GEORGE. sec'y.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

TUESDAY. MARCH ri. l922.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday In
United States District Court were:
BIIIsYWlLL, INC.-Liabities, S2,9lJ; as
SETS 5000 Alex Wolf. attorney.
HARRY HILLENBRAND-Iia Liabilities. S6,I94:
assets, s., 400. A. j. Herrick, attorney Tor
petitioners.
MORRIS FREIBERG, individually and as
member Of F'reiberg & Freedman, living al
1923 Amsterdam ayenue-Liabilities, Sl3,-
SS1 assets, 5000.
NEUFELD KNITTING MILLS. Norris Neu-
field. 192 +. Houston street-Liabilities,
SD, ,si2; assets. l1,f2J.
JACOB KAUFMAN, IL West Thrty-thlrd
Liabilities, 800 .73o; assets. ss,09s.
MOSES SGLBERSTElN. Silbersten Handler
chief Mig CO., S9I oadwaS-Liabililiesi
"
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAuNN COMPANY

The Annual Meeting ef the stockholders ~
the Norfoil and western Railway Company
viii be held at the principal Office ~ the
Company ia the city OF Roanoke. Virginia,
on Thursday. tho 9th DAY OF April. 1922
~ IN O'Clock A. NJ. 10 elect Directors, 20
consider tie annual report Or the Directors
Tor the y-ar ended December 3lst. 1921. 20
ratify and >pprove all action ~ ITO nj
rectors set forlh Ia such annual report and
IN the minutes OF the Company. and 70
transact such other business az may prop
crlv come before the meetilg.
The stock Transfer BOOTS VIII he closed
al O'Clock p. NJ. Friday. March clth. 1879
and re- opened AZ 10 O'Clock n. 81. Friday,
April 18Th. 1922.
Bv order of the BOARD NJ Directors.
w pODrfT Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
30 u Montgomery street.

Notice n hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of tho Preferred and Common Stock
holders - The American Tobacco Company.
and ~ election Tor directors thereof VIII he
held M tho office of tho Company n 40. "a
Montgomery street. Jersey city, y. J.. af
eleven o'clock in Tho forenoon % Wednesday,
Aprll sth. ing2.
The Preferred md Common Stock transfer
hooks we're closed q o'clock x MI, March
10Th. 1922. aud wif hc rc. opened at y O'Clock
a. Nj April Gtb, 1892
nMAnI.Ns y. NEIIEN. nerrriarN.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Cray Good. Continue Quiet.

Inactivity generally characterized yes
terday's gray goods market although a
few centcrs reported a fair business
Closing quotations for 5.35 yard, 64-60
nrintcloths were as cents. Many
holders were reported as having de-
cllred bids Of ~ cents for that con-
structIon. Prices for Southern 6s-72s
and 6O-4ss printcloths were given at
SH md 6% cents. respectively. Buying
IT those constructions. however. was
limited TO immediate needs. The sheet
ing lines were likewise without buyers.
but prices remained firm. A small
amount OF business was done in 6.15
yard shcetings at 6is and 6h cents.
Holders were offering $50 yard and
yard goods at 6ss and cents. respec-
lively. The speciality lines were without
feature.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
TEnERAI SIGAK RETINING q

NnINW .TsT. ITT-..
Tho rer,lar ouartcr'v dividend ~ One ana
Throc. .oua rtcra Ter Gent. dActp on the COM
mon shares and Ono aud One-half For Gent.
.1Ne.i IN thc preferred shares of thla Com
many syilI hc uald MAY let. iP21 ~ glOcht
holders of record At thc close 10 business
kprU 2tst in9a Transfer hooks wll not
ciosc. PIERRE N SMITH, Treasurer
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
NEW YORK & HONDURAS ROSARIO
MINING COMPANY

The annual meeting of the stockholders %
Tho NEW work. HONDURAS ROSARIO
MINING COMPANY win be held at the office
of tho Company. " Battery place, New York
CITY. or Wednesday. April 5ih, 1929. ~ .
r ~. FOR tho election or directors and Tor
action ur0n ~ questions that may properly
DO brought before the meeting.
Tho stock transfer books VII he closed ~
f2 NJ on March 9ith 1872. and remain closed
untn 10 A. ~ OK Aprll Gth. ia22
uT.pT.MAN Secretary
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

u. $. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BoNDs.

Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab't.
tied. Land Hank y. Il. IS
Nov. 1871, op. '3i.........1o3s 1c0's sos
fled. Land Bank T.. l.. IS.
May. fott, op. '31..........1o3 1oJA sos
tFcd. Land pank r. l.. s..
May, 1893. op. '28....,.... 1904 1Oih $50
tied. Land Bank n. T.. az. I.
May. 1850, op. '2s......... 9sh iOV'i ffs
tied. Land Bank r.. l.. AS.
Nov, 1898. op. '2s. ....... 9et 100, us
tFea Land Bank r. l.. Ais.
May. 1881 op. 22...,........ nO's 1cps i.iS
mot listed on New York stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
velvet Manufacturers Hopeful.

Manufa cturers Of velvet anticipate
good early fall business at the opening
of their new lines about June /. Their
optimism is based on the amount Of
business contracted for last season.
Prices are at a low level, partly because
of raw silk market conditions. High
grade dress velvets are quoted at $3.50
yard, while millinery velvets range
from sl,2O to $50. Pastel shades in
toast brown, cornflower. fuchsia and
cltron are expected to receive early calls
for fall dresses. MeadowbroolS green,
niger brown and black are staple
shades which again will feature winter
dress showings.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
283rd Consecutive Dividend
The Bank of Nem York
National Banking Association

A quarterly dividend Of FIVE per
cent. (5fe) has been declared by the
Board Of Directors, payable on and
after April !, 1922, to stockhold 5
OF record Of March 2l, 1922.
FRED'K {. METZ, JR.. Cashier.
March IA. l9n2
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Promise of Improvement lin
Shirt Business Seen in
Easter Sales.

Easter season sales promise to help
considerably the shirt business. Manu-
facturers report receipts of many de-
layed orders, which are helping to
create optimism for spring and summer
business. Fall sample lines are being
prepared and 1t is expected that sales
men will be ready to leave for the road
within a month. Small price changes
are expected because of present quota
tons for cottons and silks. Most of next
seasons offerings will be cotton. manu-
facturers say, and shirts of madras and
pongees which can be retailed for $3
and 81 will prove the most popular.
White. tan and gray are expected to be
the feature colors for fall goods.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Ask Sport Clothing Definition.

"A QUESTIONABLE asking for definitions
of a sport costume in order to establish
the fact that such costume consists
of all its parts together and that one Of
its component parts alone, such as a
coat, does not, as the present ruling pro-
vides. constitute habit in itself, will
be sent to manufacturers. wholesalers.
retailers, &C. The decision to send the
questionable was arrived at in yester-
days meeting of the speciality clothing
manufacturers division Of the Interna-
tional Association Of Garment Manufac-
turers that clear definition classifying
work clothing in order to exempt from
taxes laced breeches, mackinaws, work
coats. etc. might be had. The replies
will be submitted to the Department Of
Internal Revenue.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Favor Domestic Artificial SILK.

The American market has shown an
unmistakable tendency for artificial silk
manufactured in the United States, ac-
cording to II. Schuyler Meritzer a local
artificial silk dealer. With American
tubize and viscose being the two most
favored from November to about the
last OF February. exceptionally high
premiums above the official quotations
OF those two brands were paid. de-
cline in high premiums has been mani
tested since March l in the open market
despite inability of local artificial silk
manufacturers to deliver all orders
which they had booked. Substantial
quantities of foreign artificial silks were
utilized for inferior purposes, such as
trimmings, braids. tassels. &C. Fair ac-
tivity Is expected until about July 1.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
St. LOuis.San Francisco Railway Company

St. LouIs-San Francisco RAILWAY company
Under the terms of It's Adjustment Mort
gaze 81. Louis-San Francisco Railway Com
many WIN, on or after April !. 1922, pay ~
tho holders of lis Adjustment Morigase Six
Per Cent Gold Bonds, a seml-annusl IN
stalment of interest II 3ec being interest Tor
the Elk months ended December 81. 1921, at
The maximum rate carried by the ADJUST
meut Bonds.
Payment of such interest VIII be made At
the office OF the Company, Room 1885, lso
broadway, New York on presentation ana
surrender of tho proper coupons for such In
tercst With appropriate ownership certifi-
Gates.
Dated, New York. March %, 1922.
ST. IOUIS-SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
w. A. McAII.IrEE. Aevt. Tren Juror.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
L NITED VERDE ENTENSION MINING


DIVIDEND 40. ~
229 Broadway. New York. March GOTH 1929.
Tie Board II Directors or the United Verde
Extension Mining Company has this day de-
clarcd a dividend uf twenty-five cents per
share on the outstanding capital stock. pay
able May is,, fae9. 70 stockholders OF record
~ the close of business April Ord, 1922,
stock transfer books 40 not close.
e.. l.. SANDS. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
"a " q ] pf..... - ~ 5f5s JiA
800 York Railway 2Ui, 2Ok 20 20ts
So York R'w'y pr 3tla 34ls. 3ils 3iis
BONDS.
$4,000 Cons T y IS Is 7sA ~ Ysh
1000 Elec a. Peo As G4ia Glis GIia G4is
1000 Phil Elec tst5s pJis o5is a5i2 9Jia
1890 Phila Elcc 6s.10iis 10i3s i0iH 1918
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

0iHastiS frnatFIear seos co.. IN. Il. 'o's ~ 800 %
ical H. Engin@eTs Investing Co... 4294c
GOSHlM WAIST co., INC, Max
Goshin and Jacob Goshin-Crand
street Realty ca. Observation-Disclosures. Cos "
TX. Bernsiein lii u 4. si............. I'll 22ssa
steia-W. RSabiao@ita .'..,....... ''.' IS 25eii
II ii ''..' '...'...,.,.............4. '', 1856
-. Observation-Disclosures. .'..'' 2i45.5a
GoLpDERG, Ioseph-M saItzman 34i15
GARFUNkEL. jacob. NJ. Crucet 4s3 $
HARMONY DAIRY ~. AND
TRAFFIc TRUcK SALES 10.
Or y. III, INC.-Colonial Dis
count Co, Inc c....+....-......... 7i1.40
HENRY. Joseph Wv. l.. Pratt. 2,4I1.s1
Il Al ............................ 1880
rase. Inc. ....s..............,... 1853
I'm y. Brennan, John y. Jester
aud Louis spahn-R. spahn..... 766.4l
Isaacs Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Glaish Bros w Kobcl. ...... 72a15
KLEIN Victoria Brown. 27a.dj
klTTENPLAN, Samuel-A. ] Davis 3I6.9l
" Company .t,....'..@.......... 1.4o597
LoNGo. Peter. and Fidelity and
Casualty Company Of New York
Ieopic, &C. ............. I,anu.on
McLEA, Robert K.--E. J. Gliddcn.. 367. Al
coMPANY-I5. Thorgersen. ....... 2.1o7.5s
MADDOX. Sylvester J-Peconco
Engineering and Contracting Cor
poratlon ...-.+...........* 963 ~
NEWMAN. Frankie. Lipman.. s67.27
NAGLE, Harold E.-F G. Dininny. 2,2l9.11
PADDEN, John TN. Kintzburger. 3Gi0i
Printing Ink Company. Inc. -. 7se7S
RUBIN, Samuel and William IS.
Rubin & Son)-RoyaI Canvas
Company, Inc. .................. 2543o
Wahiers ,.'....................., 2oe7O
ciaro ....... .s.'...............~. 3O361
Il. 4. WEISS ADvERTIsfNG
AGENCY. 1NC.-American News
paper Publishing Assocatiou.... 269 Of
nue. Real Estate Corporation ... 292 o5
ScHRAMEN BURSH MANI
FACTURING Goa. q. Kaufman
Motor Car Corporation. ........... 2e7ei
skLAR. Benjamin-Abmll Realty
Mccarver-st ReFis Hotel co... sIe.37
i. Tyroler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :. :, @ 4osc7
Sons, Inc. ....................... ~ 5277l
INC.~H. C;eist. .................... $50, IS
and Rubber Company OF New
York, Inc. Observation-Disclosures. 36T.o
sEIDMAN, Abraham BIS. Stark
stein ct Al 44Il3
PANY, INc.-H' Cox Coz. .........". 800 40
VERNON WAREHOUSE ZOE AND
COLD STORAGE COMPANY,
pany. inc. Observation-Disclosures. 359 40
WAL<IN. Isidore COrginal Walk
ing Cigar Company)-L Leim-
dorfer ct al. ..............., 3fs37
mann. sr. ..'....''."....... COZ. n
sAME-Norma Motor Corporation 54oGl
Karminsld ....'.'...s.......... ae5 50
WALLS. Sarah HIS. SHERMAN. 502 Al
WNckOFF, Edwin $. Harold :.
Wyckoff and Frank Sygren--
Cosmopolitan Crtdit Corpo etlon. col ~
ZIMMERMAN, Jacob Rosen-
helm ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5ls49
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
80 Tn Ligh. Rys. ~ ~ A. 43
100 I'm 1t Rys pf. 1914 75k 1Jit 75ia
$50 Wahl ........ Gs Gs GTla IS
500 West Knit. GI G%
80 Wrgley ......t07 f01 101 107
100 yellow Mfg. 1863 l6S 1Gi 161
80 yellow Taxi. 90 90 6s4 GS4
BONDS.
$1,000 Cr & @ CT IS. bli4 5iik 5ii. 5fi.
$4,000 q a. ist 5s s0ia S0is so so .
1000 Oh II se IS. rs GS 6s Gs
1000 CT1 X ee " 5s lO 10 40 ~
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab't,
First r. s. L. B.-Chicaso
SIS, Nov. 1854, op. az, 103is i05 400
tJoiut Stock Land Bank 80.
May 1890. op. a.. :. 0sis 100 sos
tJoint stock Land Bank IS.
Nov 1888. op. '3i...... 9sis 100 sos
tNot listed on New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
Of New York.

Maven II, ~
Tho Board nf Directors hRs to-day declared
quarterly dividend Of &C. on tho Capital
Stock or this bank payable on and after
AprI isf, in29 to shareholders 81 record at
the close ~ business March -, 1922.
u. '. CONNOLLY, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
DEMENT'S FILED.

1tikO-N-Ns
COflEN, barnett, Sol Herman (
lsldor Hiiscavitz-l. Anekstein..
CHERNOFF. samuel, and samuel
Warshaw-M y. Herowltz, Inc.
FuREST. Charles-Il. Selensky. ...
SCHATX, Irying-Liberty on Co,
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
RONnS.
DETRnIT.

Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
10 Am r & Trac.14o 1i2 il0la 1l0H
zoo ZOO Columbia Columbia Mot. Sl III q, I
1900 Columbia Sug. SIS q Ga
1000 Cont ........ flt
fT5 Det Edison. ..i01is in9ia 1917 lna
100 Ford .........3l0 3l2 $40 3i2
1900 Hoi ST !. Sug. as ais =
1900 Mich Sugar. Gs Iis Sas G's
400 Motor Wheel. II ~ 107a 1n3s
$50 Packard ....
$50 Packard pf.... ~ ~ ~ ~
$50 Paige .....-,. ~ is ~ ~
400 REQ .....s.... iga. iN1 1p% lVA
100 Tlmkon ..... 25i 2jia 25is 21's
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
BALTIMORE.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
10 Arund S d Or. 30 20 30 30
80 All l. Conn. 90 90 80 30
100 Celestine OIL. 35c 3Jc SIC SIC
100 Cent Teresa. 17s 1& 1I lat
~ Cons Coal. .... StL S15s Sits Sth
IT0 Cons Power los 1861 los 105i.
g. Cons Pow pf. .110L ll0ta IInI 1i0A
10 Cosd e. 90 pf.. AZ az AZ Az
80 Fidel Dep. .1iO ITO ITO ITO
6J Houston oil pf SO 50 50 so
- Maryland Cas-. s0is sOis sos s0k
- Maryland Tr..1l5 lis III 1l5
20 Mt Nern NJ pf. 44a d4H 4a4 4fk
30 Old Town Bnk 49,, 13A 1874 13is
- Penna w r.. 100 100 100 100
" 8 Fid e. G. .l30ss 1904 1905, 1901
eo5 United Rvs. 1iit IL i1A 1lA
- w a A.. iATs 1iT t45, 1I7.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

State Of New York. County OF New York, ss.:
4, B. L.. HASklNS. Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solcmnly swear that ths
above statement IS true 10 the best or my
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before NE this
goth day OF March. 1922.
JACOB SCHOLER. Notary Public.
New York co. No. CO..
Correct-Attest:
T.. T.. EARLE.
OSCAR sCHERER. I Directors
SAMUEL We'll,
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
TITLE GUARANTEES AND TRUST
INAIH Any

No. iT6 Broadway, Now York city.
March a2nd, 1922.
~ resolution of tho Board of Trustees a
quarterly dividend of four per cent, has been
declared and Is payable March 3tse, 1879, 70
the stockholders Of tccord ~ the close cf
business on March 2srd. in22.
CLARENCE &. ItARMsrAn, Treasurer.
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANk
or the city ~ New York
New York March FL, 1929
Thc Board of Directors has WIS day de-
clared dividend ~ EIGHT rER CENT.
tSo1l payable III and after April ist, 1929.
Tho transfer books viii remain cloScd from
March 22nd 1922 until that date
WILLIAM Il. CABLE, JR.. Cashier,
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
RECEIVERS IL BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers IN bankruptcy appointed yester
dag iii United States District Court were;
NOVELTY GARMENT SHOP, 40 sixth
avenue-Alice III. Moran, receiver for Jane
Creenberg: bonds 81 800. Estimated liza
biltles, $4,000: assets, 5000.
FELDBERG 4 COHEN-Miehael Edelstein,
rs West Twenty street, receiver,
bond. 900 Estimated liabilities, S2J,-
600: assets. 81 900.
kRANIERLITE co, INC. 517 Broadway
Roger 81 Wood receiver, bond, 10000.
pAPPAS BROS. "a New Bowery-Bertha
Hembaugh receiver; bond, 81 600.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following judgments were filed yester-
day. the first name being that OF the debtor,
the second that of the creditor:
MANHATTAN.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

judgment was filed;
MANHATTAN.
WATERMAN. Arthur Ia. G.
Hausen. Jan. IS. 1929. ,........... sS5i 20
FEB. il. 1922. -. Z |.,s.s.... 1.526.25
man: Jan. 81, io2@. ............. - 6,lel.5o
10. 1921 ....'.........,....,,..... " 1.4174a
CiIARLA. Louis. and Andrew
H. 1920 ..............r.. 232s7
IAGERTY MOTOR TRUCKING
Il, 1922 ...................... 4.135.s5
WEINSTETN. Abraham D.-Burns
Bros; Sept. 90 1920 tcanceed).. 2,os3.15
THE BRONN.
RAPID FIRE PROOF Co-E. r.
Risley March %, 1921 ......,.... 81. .osG 40