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New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Petitions in bankruptcy

8, The following petitions in bankruptcy
yvere filed yesterday in tho United States
'Bistriot Court'
i. CAFETERIA OF HARLEM INc-1n-
voluntary; 207 W. 125th St Liabilities,
$4,000: assets $4,000.
.H STANDARD ART GLASS CO.-Involun-
Nary; eS3 Lafayette st. Liabilities. $43.-
,ib0O assets $4,000
4! IRVING F1RESToNE - Involuntary;
iSlothing; sq2 p. 1e8d St, Bronx
III GOLDSMITH CO.--Involuntary; cloth
ding; 30 e. 14th st. Liabilities, $4,000;
: BEST MAID DRESS CO.. 1Nc.-Invoi-
y ANToNio MERENDINo - Voluntary;
BARBER Mount Vernon, y. Y,
q SCHWALD & Observation-Disclosures
,If42 w. 18th ST. furs. Liabilities, $4,000:
SIXTH Az APPAREL SHOP, INC
1nyoluntary; .697 9Th av. Liabilities. S.
s FRANK c. Observation-Disclosures 500
. d LIBERTY cLoTHEs-Involuntar 222
SwerY; II East broadway.
- ~ApNETT WITT & BRC.--Involuntary;
'ahirt manufacturers; ,52S Broadway.
~ lMEN CORP.-Voluntary; 25 Beaver st. ;
,Gabilities, $29,257; assets, S2S, S,09a.
W Receivers in Bankruptcy
4. The following receivers In bankruptcy
Were appointed yesterday in the United
$tates District Court:
Q, Harry Kopp. for Morris Frank clothing
,Soanufactu 692 Broadway. with bond
!. william Hecht jr. FOR Maurice Dress
Go, - Il. Soth St, with bond of $4,000.
81 Samuel Reidensdort and John N Boyle
.8or Siff Bros, clothing manufacturers IL
.hth av., with bond OF $40, 900.
~ EayviD j Mcdonald, for Eureka Cap
,Tyorks. Inc, 30 Bond ST., with bond OF
- Ben A. Matthews, for the Hotel Hsyn1i-
tage, 592 7th av., with bond Of $500?
~ Receivers In Bankruptcy
&. A. Bruee conlin for Kayanee Dress Co.
.snc.. 80. W. 26ih ST. with bond of s25O0.
~ 1uiian Hartridge for Warwick House,
iis-td., antique Interiors. IS Z. 9th St, with
pond OF 5000.
h, Edwin J. Mcdonald for Cafeteria of
Harlem, Inc. 2o7 w. 125th St, with bond
r. Arthur Lewis for Joseph Goldsmith.
ss..irading az Goldsmith Co, clothing, 40 E.
~ IN 81. with bond Of s7,6o0-
4, Raymond sarfaty for sehwald & ELS
.swsig, l43 w. 9th st, furs, with bond of
S.. oo0
:. Schedules in Bankruptcy
= The following schedules In bankruptcy
fsvere dled yesterday in the United States
4 JOSEPH HOWARD MERcrAN-4 white
4. JACOB RONES--Dairy products; 3s41
broadway. Liabilities. sls,943; assets.
& SAMUEL W. -woolens; 80
e. 2oth st. . Liabilities. s17.S3s; assets
s5.a5S
- ALFRED HERsoHN-shoes: 1e7 w
kSth st. Liabilities. ss,4es; assets, S6.256
GRANT LEATHER GOODS Co. INC.
II i. Houston ST. Liabilities. ss,1ee;
assets ST. 055.
HARRIS sEGHIR--4s2 4th ay. Liabil-
tties s24,7S2; assets. S6,6ss,
Assignments
A7yYMAN sTsEISBERG-Retail dealer in
groceries. RS Trinity say., Bronx. TO Law
esn1e j. fsstins ssl e. lelEt st.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Carlton Building. on Sd Az.
Corner. Leased for S60mH

The Interboro Realty Company.os,
Fl. Kaplan, leased to clients for Oris
Cook, the Carlton Building d,
southeast corner Of Sixty-fourth trsst
and Third Avenue. 1t contains 0,oae
square feet, and was until rensIy
occupied by the Black and Whit Tan
Company. 1t has capacity fomora
than 300 cars, besides stores onfhird
Avenue. The lease is for fifteersass
for about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18

Purchasers Of properties sold rem.
" are: Oscar Owen, Of 25s sTsr
Thirty-frst Street, Winifred lila
Of 2l9 West Twenty-second sd.
Catherine Reynolds. of 32e Wn
Twenty-Arst Street; Samuel D. ,ac
Of l67A-l59 Bowery; Mary Bataa 4
46 West l25th Street; James II.
loney, Of s52 Eighth Avenue; Cata,
tine D. Logotheti, Of IS West Sart.
fifth Street; Charles Fl. Shye, Il,
West Seventy-fourth Street, andsr,
7. Bryce, Of 319 West seEenty-uss
Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Bryn Mawr Victor Over
RumsOn Polo Team. 1877

RUMSON, N. j., July 17.-In the first
game of the Rumson Country Club
polo tournament for the Monmouth
County cups, offered by Bertram H.
and Howard S. Borden, played this
afternoon at Rumson, the fast Bryn
Mawr four defeated Rumson by the
score Of 1S goals to 7.
Whippany River and the Eatontown
Freebooters play tomorrow and Bryn
Mawr meets the Eatontown first team
Wednesday.
Lineup and summary:
BRYN MAWR Position. RUMSoN
q a, Earle. -.. l....W w. S. Jones Jr.
-. ~ Solilns. 2..Thomas s. Field
Fred Rowe; 3.........B. Gatins
Gen Bethel 80. Back j. Ford johnson ir.
Goals: Bryn Mawr-By Earle. 8; y, by
total IS. RumsonNBy Jones. "0' Sy
Gat1ns !: allowed by handicap. =; total,
Z; Referee--C. S. Lee. Timer-B W.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Good Prices for RuhI d
Estate Lots in ps.

The auction of the Ruhl esta.els
in the Bronx conducted by Josef |,
Day, Inc, on the premises last ST.,
day, brought prices of $500 eacig
over the plots on Virginia Avenu
Mrs. Ellen Mahoney bought as,
on Virginia Avenue. near Gleasonm
nue., for $1,000. Robert Dwyer ~.
chased another between Watsormt
Haviland avenues for s3,150. An
side plot on Ellis Avenue went to;s..
tag Brothers for $500. The sam ss,
chasers took a plot on the other HI,
Of Ellis Avenue for $4,000. Ck,,
Stranch paid s2,1Oo for g plot oiys
ginia and Gleason avenues.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18

The following judgments were filed yes
terday the first name being that Of the
Adams Henry J.. by gdn-s.
| Adams: costs. ...............:. s1o4oo
Barrett, William NJ. as pres-A.
Der & Tire Co................. 1os.27
Hotel Go. Of San Francisco. b51.s7
Butterfeld Beth VI EltinE.. S7598
Bennett, Joseph-A.: Herckmans. 1888
Bedel, Frank---A. NJ. Ernst. S919l
Better Maid Dress Co. - A. ,rr,,
samemf f1snf e charnow asoSo
Cameron, Alexander jr.-Four-
Wheel Drive Auto Co.; costs. 1901
nifty s................... l276Ao1
Clark, J. Malcolnl-J. r. Duff e.. 4.99s.so
Deschner Jos.-Patterson. Gott-
Davies; Rufus Ct $. Garrett. 1914 sS
| Emerson, James. Harry Brooks
and Bernard McDermott-Mor-
ris Plan Co. of N. Y.......... 21s.4o
Finelstein. Joseph, and Henry
-Brewster-Morris Plan Co. OF
Fullerton III wm-shenk Realty A''''
and Construction Co.......... 1,339.25
Ford. Joseph r. and James w.
Club Lumber Co)-Hayden &
Westcott Lumber Co. 146.7o
Geo. Holleriths Son Construc-
,ion Co. Inc-E Fixman.... 47e.s2
Gpldstein Louis---Central Talk
Goulding. Hugh tHome Speciality
CoD-A. wohltmann, ......... 1850
Giameto, Hercules Musical
oinsburg, Lewis. Rose, Bennett -
Il. and Robert--Morris Plan. 270.1o
Goldsten. William-A. Rosen-
HolIandeT' I Samuel. Jennie. Louis
and Henry Roeber-Morris Plan 1850
Hallow. Abraham - c Hallow
Hoyt. Harry o-Motion Picture
Hamiiton. .1ams. inc Marine Engine Ex- '-'''
change, Inc. and Arthur u
Keimer-Corn Exchange Bank. 1.o41.ss
Laboratories Inc .,.....,.... 1850
Halprin Bernard, Henry Halprin
and Morris Hutner (Halprin
Bros & Co and Halprin Dress
Goa Wiener. ct al 601.SS
Hemingway Stewart, and Realty
Conversion co.p-f Middleman;; 5se,1o
Jettelson, VIM R. Samuel Under
berger Solomon Present and
Abraham I. Kirshenbaum-Mor
ris Plan Co, Y............. 1880
Jollsewer Louis-M Deixler . 1850
xssf@as Tss5is yss'sg 5sssssf Baker s5sss s3ss5
Kramer, Benja min and Minnie {B
& kramer)-Felsig Paper
KeIpler Albert E Cart Craft Cos -''''
"A Veith ct al. 443so
Kramer, Hyman-H Fuchs ct al. 102.45
kaufman. Jacob--state Bank. 4,o62.95
Live Wire Travelling Bag CO.
o Bannon Co ................. .21S.51
Sons Co .....L.... .......... 72ss5
Moe Leyinson, lnc-M NJ Lee. b40es
Marx. Oscar - Tide Water Oil
Sales Corp ..:....,............. 1881
~. Klein & GO. lnc--P Paleysky 1.eo77e
y Realty I5s CO io,2ss.24
yey 81 and John C-WhItestone
:. ,.iI,sa nsaity CO Io.ass.a4
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
West Side Sites Sold

Abraham E. Msgnus sold to tai
ston Realty Corporation the ,aas
site, 51.7x64, at 401 to 405 nth
Avenue
The o. II. F. Realty Corpo.tSa
bought from Morris Dworetskyths
plot on the north side of 191st Set
100 feet vest of ST. Nicholas Avus.
lOOX200, to l92d Street. 75x irregu.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
$4,000 Loan in Bronx

Lawrence, Blake & Jewell "
placed for the Kolfel Improverfs
Corporation q first mortgage Of y
600 at 6 per cent for three yearss
the. southeast corner Of l1sth Sea
and Third Avenue, plot 22oxsO. !.
proved with a one-story store buil&
valued at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
o. d. Bailey Leases Repulc
Theater. in West Ill Ss

j. B. English leased for Al oeds
to Oliver d. Bailey the RepublThe-
ater at 207-211 West Forty>and
Street, 60x100.5. Mr., Bailey's le on
the Fulton Theater, West Fortixth
Street, expires and ne will take me-
date possession o. the Republic
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18

FINDLAY, Ohio, July 1.-THE 0s
Oil Company to-day announced
duction of 25 cents in the price.
Central West grades of crude oil. nss
prices are Lima, S2.23; Indiana, $2gs
Wooster, $2.35; Plymouth. s1.40; T.
nois. $2.o2; Princeton, $2.o2; Wsss
loo, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
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 filed
Levi, Cassil, Rafael. Hannah,
Hilda: Sophie and Mildred-
american Surety Co OF N 7;
Ma ns1 ,ional H. city is1e Bank ., y "a 'n'.5'
Gradwehl; Francis = Hubbard
norf9gsr r1qya &c, Z. Inc; May i2 1921. bss.ss
Wdesen-H VIE Bernstein: June 2s.
Davis. James CO II scheltema A'isA'o'
ct al; May 20: 1922. .:........ 1,sia27
Engel: Nov 16, 1921 ... 6o213
same-same; Sept al, ls2i ..... sos.t1
Valachi. Joseph. and Alexander
pople. cioffiIpeople. etc; Dec 20. 1921
wsumbsk Mfg co--M Rice; july '00' 90
wi,, 1; 1922 6.7o2.es
.syne operatlng @ Corpn; June 10. 1922 Ss2.ss
verdier; Feb 1s. 1922. 25.15125
MeTrimnn, err Im Carl Fmcrown Music
c. 20; june Is; 1922; -. 1878
1vi,;,,,az isaz .;............ .:...... as1.25
seaetsyy Operating corpn; June 10.
port Bros Co. Inc. and Ma. 1913
Dorf--Grobert Realty CO, Inc:
snow1se. Harry ana Gussie-c 100'@s
Halpern ct al; Dec 10, 1871. S1sas
billitteri Frank, and Joseph Kor-
man rmanmFlfteen West gath ST
Alpham Emmos co-American
Saw sssw Mn Machinery sCo july
Klein. Ross--B Haley: bso 4 isai 3aess 3osss
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Superior Oil Has Deficit

The consolidated statement of the
Superior Oil Corporation and Old Do
minion Transportation Company for
the quarter ended March 81, 1922,
showed deficit of $255,553, after de-
probation and depletion. This COM
pares with deficit of $50,o90 In the
corresponding period Of 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
New York Metal Market

Tin was Arm with Straits quoted st "
Sl.S2 hc, Straits shipments. 81 @ s7c: str
ard. sa.75@3l.2sc and ssss at sic aags.
Copper. quiet. standard spot. July 81
August. 1s.25@1S.S2Ac. ana eieotrcES
spot. July and August, 1915 @ IL
Lead. quiet, New York spot. 500. 4
Nav York spot e.esc and East 81. Los
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
100000 Office Building

Hardy, Alrons & Melius will or
eleven-story Offices to cost s0ce,vuSs
27-37 West Sixtieth Street. i0sM
from plans by Rouse & Goldsns
architects. 1t will contain many iW
ShoWrooms.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Cut Crude Oil Prices

PITTSBURGH, July 17.-Sestes
grades of crude oil were cut rs tss.
barrel at the opening of the mar
to-day. The new prices are PennsyM
mia. S3.25; Cabell, s2.11; SomeIse
$1.s0; Somerset light, s2.15. CornM
at EOS, and Ragland, at s1.25, were Y
changed.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Stores for Brighton Beacl

Stone & Shaw sold the southaE
corner on Ocean Parkway and Brie.s.
Beach Avenue, l00xl2S, Brts.s.
Beach. On the site will be ereasa
building containing ten stores, via
loft above.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Favor Austrian Forced Loan

VIENNA, July 17.-The Finance
Committee Of the National Council has
voted in favor of the proposed forced
internal Austrian loan of approx
mately 400,000.000,000 crowns. The
measure was scheduled to come before
Parliament ev-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
More Activity i'm 10th s.

Leon S. Altmayer sold the shsT
story building at 169 East 1ieth STs.
for David S. Garabrandt; ls7 ~
1l6th Street, adjoining the properly =
also under contract for sale. MI ~
mayer recently sold the nine buiidi@'
331 to SAT East 11eth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Buv Plots in Westcheste

Burke Stone, Inc, have sold for A.
W. La Montague a plot in Larchuyl
Park to S. Beardsley, held at S2,l0
Howe & Thompson sold for the 9
tate of Clara Hitchcock three iotsr
High Street, White Plains, to HI
R. Reaua, who will erect a resides
for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Sells House in Madison

A. n. Gitterman sold for the MARI
Hill Development Corporation -. g
three-story stucco dwelling. i6l Madls.
Avenue, Madison, N. J. The buyer =
represented by Stark B. Ferries.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Business Troubl les

mscormack Robert lEobert A N''N'
Mccormack COL Bederson. 1890
of vice-R b Haisey ......... 1882
Nciwieh Hat Co. Inc-R H Cor
Rivera. T 20 Dom,nick-Duin;can & 1859
Duncan, Inc .............. s2e2o
Realty Conversion Corp and
Stewart Hemngway-A Dorb l,o4es1
Scott Anna J--Arnheim Estate
Stella. Harry-Bankers CONNER i'''
spering, oscar, and Trans Ma -N'
:, rine Motor Corp, Inc-G Pfeil. 27s.76
saraco, Pasauale Grosvenor
Nicholas & Co. Inc....... s6s46
Sockolof. Adolph-J f J King. 1896
Snyder. Henry Ri A Philips. 163.45
Spear julius, and Abraham
Herschkowitz (spear & Hersch-
& 1kowitz.-P Davis ..;.,:....: 2o4.15
WolkoT (silverblatt & Wokoff)
IS Nagel ................. $4,000
Volunteer Hospital, Inc-Hospital
supply co .:.:......: 1.lss2s
Walton. Alfred-F Walton. 1.45soo
Werfel. Minnie (supreme Carpet
Cleaning Co)-Auston & Moore.
Inc Observation-Disclosures. 1925
In Bronx County
Goodman. Benjamin. Neu-
hauser ................... $114.7o
Glioert Charles-L Minsky.. 1905
George Albert LA Langfelder 86472
Same--Same ............... 7bs47
Kirschenbaum, Louise Auer- ''
bach ........... 14e
Rarascn: Joseph Neuhauser. s004l
RUBIN ietta-H a Goldberg. 5082o
Semer, Max & Nathan-W Michel b,1632o
Vlosky, lsidore-W M Silverman 1es.4o
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Judgments Filed
In New York County

INtW
The following judgments were filed yes
| terday, the first name being that OF the
debtor:
Adams Henry J., by gdn--S.
Adams; costs ts....... s1o4.oo
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18

pieee goods: 43 Leonard st.
n oHN ANTONIO Tex-Josl1e Bros. Co.
ana and velyets, woolen and wash goods ] A,
ncp0nald 'i staples; j. Il. Buck, children $
ana. ana ladies' hosiery; Joseph Raphael, boys
lIlnery Joe Reich. window dressings care
NlsSy; sGA bISSE a%ToS1n 4 1Fnishsr. s52 4th ay.
Ade1man lm aNnoNiQ ,nen @,r TfNM Adelman; NJ.
SAN ANToNIo. Tex.E~Woir IF 'S'S & Marx
CO; M Smith. mdse. mgr; Affiliated Re
SAN ANTONTO. Tcx.-Tos],o R.os ro
a. a -, ). White, millinery; care Kirby Block
. SACRAMENTO, Calf -Weinstocle. Lubin
80; 20; V Chambers fur coats. suits and
crosses; 9 ms.; n Doran silks. dress goods; J.
heglgees, petticoats; 225 5th av
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Holzwasse Inc
Mss Miss u. HOFFMAN, muslin and silk under
Block & Fisher, 352 4th av.
SANDUsKY, Oho---Albert L. Fisher.
Albert L. Fisher. millinery women's rea dy
SAN FRANCIsco--Lazare- Klein Co; L.
hiein, wash goods. woolens, draperies; ~
SAN FRANcIsco--The Emporium. Miss
Pickrell. basement ladies dresses: Miss
Segrllslser basement dresses, coats and suits;
SAN FRANcIsCo-L. Dtnkelspiel co
H., Fl. W9f' f. furnishing goods; s77 B'way..
SAN FRANcIsco-Rap phasl, weju g
Co.; John A.. Donnelly. handkerchiefs
nrnecsWeear. n 5e.e. leather goods, toilet goods; Is
SAN FRANc1sco-Roos Bros, Inc
Miss G. M. Murphy, waists, underwear
Ass San T. FR%Ncnsrn hsed cmnsiirlln9ery; so5 os 9th ay
Co.; Miss Jacobs. books; Is E. 2sth at
SAN FRANCISCO-Coppel Bros: f. M
coPpel. representing; $50 Bway
san FRANCISCO--O'Co Connor, Moffatt G.
Co.' MISS NJ. oliver waists. petticoats; 432
q,
David S. Poieiner, house furnishlnes ch.na 30,
glassware, toys; Kirby, Block s Fisher
362 4th
SAVANNAH. Ga-savannah Millinery
SAVANNAH, Gal. Mohr &. Son. Sig
Mohr, mems wear and furnishing goods:
SAVANNAH, aa.--Frank e. Co: Hugo
Frank, representng; ar B'way.
SCHENECTADY. n. Y.-H L. Stern; II.
scHENECTADY, N. Y,@H. S. Barney
Co; A. w. Anderson, hosiery and under.
SEATTLE. Wash.--Fredericss & Nelson.
Matthew j. Fohn. jobs, women's suits'
dresses sweaters, waists and children 4
wearing apparel, basement; 45o 4th ay..
SEATTLE, wash.-The Rhodes Co; D.
Saul G.. Rhodes. ladies' ready to wear.
care j NJ. higgins, 332 7th av.
SELMA,--l. Kayser Co: T. Kaver
ladies' ready to wear; % East 26th at.
6IcyX CITY, Iowa--Decker- Patrick CO
J II Decker, knit goods. hosiery. w. G.
Petrtck, piece goods; 43 Leonard at -
SiouS CITY. Iowa-Pelletier Co.; Miss
Nellie Engribetson. misses and Juniors,
apparel; AlAfed Fantl. lie w. a2d at.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18

haer%ea chlldren's hats and trimmed mil
| 5th av. go
M1NNEAPoL1s--P. A. Newmarlz & Co
INC INC. H. Newmark, mdse mgr. AZ L.Nn,
M ;MlTCHBLL. S. D.-H. D. Butterheld So =;
Miss Miss, F; D0rranes, millinery; care Alfred
MOBILE, Ala.-Pearson's; A. pearson
mems men ready to wear; care j. J. Roeder'
MOBILE. sAla.-style Shop; S. Kavser
ladies' ready to wear; 20 e. 2sth ST., I'd
MOBILE. Ala-pearson Millinery 8
smits an, 20 20 A. Pearson, dresses. coats,
MoNTGoMERY. Ala-Nachman. Nicer
ara,s dne.; NJ: od. r. Na9hman, ready to wear, silks
wear. infants wear knit goods: seug Gao TO
kiS1y S%sHvpff,s nGff $ T, Fisher, a. 4th sy:
Hebron 1881 B'way ''ie JOS
N, NASHVILLE. sIdS Tenn. - Armstrong A.
Roeder a0s 5th ay - wear j. j.
NASHVILLE. Tenn-Armstrone & CO
a; a., i: armstrong. women's ready to wear;
Rt.o'binson; t.' j. "A. Foy, boys clothing; 40
NEW LONDON. conn.-Ab-ams g Co
J. s. Abrams. manufacturer glass baskets:
SEw ORLEANS, La.-Kreeser Store
Is West a5th st. '0' e."
SNW ORLEANS, Ja,-Williams- -Rirh
ardson Co; William A. Feuillian, WooIen
| ana silks. satins velvets house furnish. .
| lngs: ~ Leonard st.
| NEW ORLEANS. La.--Chas A. Kauf-
| man %, Ltd; A. j. kaufman, millinery.
care Alfred Fantl 116 w. 3ad st
| NEW ORLEANS, La.--Godchaux Cloth
ing Co.; W. Il. Mouney. mems and boys,
iurnlsnlngs; ~ Union Square.
NEW ORLEANS--Marks-Isaa ca
| Kaufman. ladies' ready to wear care Baer
o. LlIienthal, 1850 B'way.
| NEW ORLEANS. LAB. .Cohn Co.
Sehwartz. cioaks. suits, underwear: care
hirhy. Block d Fisher, 352 4th av.
NEW ORLEANS. La.-Miler d. G. Co. !:
| to wear; Latham. AeaaS
= NORRISToWN. Pa.-H. C. Warner. II
G. Warner, general merchandise: 1o5 ti
| Grand st. AVo
| OAKLAND. Calif-Kahn Bros, r
@6etton, ne millinery; care Alfred Fantl. 116
OAKLAND. caisf.-H. c. capwell Co.. +
n - DonneiI tbassment). ready to wear; care
Wen & Hartman. lis w. soth st.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla-Kerr D. G..
Co.; Mrs. B. Wolscn, Infants wear and
waists: care J. NJ higgins. a33 7th av'
OKMULGEE. Okla-Morton Bros: WIN
morton, ready to wear; Mrs. C.. H. WALKER.
ready TO wear: Martinique
OMAHA, Eeb.--M. z. Smith & Co Inc :.
". n; DoWney. mems mfg. department:
2oo bth av., Room 1912
OMAHA. Neb.-Thomas Kilpatrick Co. ::
Carl Christensen, upholstery draperies. art
gooos pictures statues; care Fred Atkins.
22o 5th av.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
STRONG-ARM VAN MAN
IS HERO OF THE HOUR
AS RICHMOND MOVES
More Than 5000 Water and Gas Adjustments Taken
Care Vi at City Hall i'll Anticipation of General
Mix-up in HomeN Making Today

Like Christmas. moving day comes
but once year. Everybody seems
{" be celebrating the festival. Clerks.
fa'r Stenograph"rs. cashiers, treas
nr"rS, secretaries. presidents. bank
"rs. butchers. hakers and can.lleStick-
makers, are all moving. F'lappcrs and
cak"-"atcrs are moving. Small boys
and dainty little girls are moving
and tn" strong-arm van man is cock
az the walk
Old junk that has been stored
away '"r year is being dug from
the r"ccsscs OF the cl"set aud tho
cellar aud tho rarret aud carind on
:" the new cellar. Rarrct and closet
there To remain until another mnv-
Ing day comes around. stoves. which
are Of little use nowadays. are hc-
ing carefully transferred from dnmi-
ell" 10 domicile, when they nigh,
Just as we'll be dumped upon the
Junk heap. Attendance upou shows
and baseball games is being painful
~ interfercd with because every one
iS moving. Feather beds and ice
cream freezers are being packed in
the same conveyance with pianos and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
PREFERS PRISON ATATLANTA "
TO BEST HOTEL IN RICHMOND
Sef-Confessed PsychopathoogicaI Subject Arrested
Tor Alleged Use of Mails to Defraud, Looks Fpr-
ward to Return to Georgia Bastile.

with record az three terms II,
IN" Federal prison at Atlanta. nu.i
facing fourth. waiter :. i;uchanuu
Scii i-c"nfeSS"d pSych"pnth"l"l;l.al
subject" arrested Yesterday at IRE
Villains. Louisa County for the al
legged us" OF the United States mails
Tor the purpose nf d-frauhing nl-r
chants ana others. declares hr had
rather h" in the prnitcutiary In IN"
Georgia metropolis than In the finest
hotel In Richmond. And he is luoh =
ing forward, h. SAYS. 10 the return To
his old camping grounds"
Every tim" buchanan has been
sent up' II has been for using tn,
mails FOR dcfraudins merchants an.i
others. hc claims, and does not hcsi-
tate to say. it's a disease with him.
Just how he does IL he would no,
describe yesterday. and the Federal
Inspector VIII" caused his arrest de-
"lined To go into details.
With Buchanan. Mrs Frank r.
Mooty ana Ruth Buchanan aud David
Cosby and Robert Nelson. the last
named Two Of lhom are colored. We're
taken into H&ndy, and all appeared
.h&RHgEA Uni IA States Comn,isainnrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
HOPE OF LOCATING
MOONS BODY LOST
Friends Fear That Ii Has
Been Swept Out
to Sea.
SPEED ELLIOTT HER r +
Was Last Friend Known to
Have Seen Missing
Richmondcr.
SPEED ELLIOTT HE II f.

Friends of Edward H. Moon Rich
m"nd broker. who disappeared from
me Ola Dominion steamer jefferson
somewhere between New York and
N"rfoik last Monday night. have.
about given up-.hopr that his body
VIII be recovered. In the water for
more than three days. IL is feared
mat he has been swept ont To sen
ana mat there is slight chance that
IL VIII he washed up ON the sands
az the coast. or that IL will be sighted
ny amy vessel traNerSinH the occnn
John ". H"co"k and Andrew Chris
tIan, two "f the missing brokers'
most intimai" friends. returned yes
''fdaN from Norfolk where thcv
spent Wednesday IN an endravor To
"lrar hp the mystery surrounding the
iailnr" "f MIR. Moon To return To
ms stairr""m Tuesday morning and
upon their arrival were met hv John
speed Elliott. former law partner or
Mr. Moon, VIII" came in from New
YORK; Thursday morning. MIR. Elliot,
was the last man known 10 have
been with Mr.. Moon before he
boarded tn" jefferson and efforts TO
locate him last night we're futile.
Mr.. Elliott had said to relatives
~ his former partner that he was
IN hne spirits when he left him at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

kitchen tables. Family portraits and
W"ShboardS are being carefully
placed side by side. Rat traps and
Ice picks; rugs and alarm clocks.
books and coal scuttl.s, all go to-
g"ihcr.
Aud when father. who has dndr.d
IL All. preferring I" eat at the one
arm cafe than 10 dine from the bot
tom of an upturned tub. tri.s 10 To-
cate his now home tonight he is liza
bic To run into tho arms "f tho law
as midnight prowler In strange
neiShhorhood
More than 1000 water and rss ad .
!HS'm"ntS were taken caro- of a, tho
GUY departments. in anticipation OF
IN" official moving day--today. chief
hrcuse OF the water and gas bureau
Said yesterday that his forces had
t"cn on their toes In this par-icuI,r
work for two weeks, and that ..spccd
and facility" wer. the watchworda
OF the men. Four clerks and IN.
chief himself We're busy handling tho
citizens. and. according to MIR. Krousc
the complaints have been few and
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