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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-01-02
TIE NEW MONTH

January is memorable mostly for
the freeing OF tho slaves in 1868, the
opening OF the Paris peace confer
encc In 1919 and the beginning Of
prohibition under the eighteenth
amendment, on January 10, 1890.
Tho 9Th il the fourth anniversary
of the death of Theodore Roosevelt.
while followers of benjamin Frank
lin will celebrate his birthday on the
nth, The south will honor the birth
day of Gen. Robert Il, Lee on the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-01-02

First water mill In the United
states is said to have been built
on the Dorchester side OF the Ne
ponset river in New England in 1884.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-01-02

Anyone wishing break the apane nonstop record
just hung up by Eddie Stnson gh and Lloyd Beraud
Long Island is welcome These ers say "NeVer again They
stayed up in and gale despite oil pipe burst for
26 hours 10 minutes and 35 seconds And almost pze We're
happy said Eddie, 'but cured endurance tests,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-01-02

Phoenicians, according to legend
about $50 IS. c., were the first to
make glass.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-01-02

18Th,
Members Of the ", G., =, T., viii
commemorate their organlzution's
thirty second birthday on the 93rl,
The first locomotive in the United
states started to run on January 10,
1891.
This year. watch out for Ffiday
the 18th, which comca this month.
The permanent court Of intcrua-
uopa justice VIII convene ut The
Hague on the 80th
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-01-02

CONTINUED in Our Next Issue).
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-01-02
IN BROADWAY PRODUCTION.

Miss Clara X. Klunker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Klunker of 1926
Columbia street, i5 one of the first
New Britain girls to ever star in Il
Broadway production. Miss Klunker
is playing in The Music Box Revue"
at the new Music BOX theater in New
York city. Miss Kiunker has appear
ed in many productions. including
THE Nagabond." Blue Eyes "Prin-
cess Pat" and several others.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Australian Labor Party
Would Socializc Trade
Maintenance of "White Austria.
La aud Abolition of Legisla-
tive Councils Sought

~ DNE,N, X. s. ", Jan. 20 b. Mail
-Scclall0aticn Of industry, msintc.
nsucc Of white Australian and the
abolition Of The state legislative coup-
ellis, the state governors and tine sena.
tors arc included among the detectives
oi the Australisn Labcr party. - set
forth III thc revised platform, and CON
stituticn. Formulated in conformity
with the decision OF the recent inter
state conference Of The party ard ma IL,
public to-day.
The OBJECTIVE es arc listed as.
"Thc socia.isaticn Of industry. pro-
duction. distribution and exchange to
be effected through the constit ifional
utilization Of Industrial and pa,lia-
ulentary machinery; through the or
ganiza ton OF workers along the lines Of
industry, The naturalization Of banking
and all principal indus ustriss: the munic-
ipall.ation Of such services as can be
operated best in limited areas: govern
mcnt % nationaIiscd industries b.
boards upon which The workers IL The
industry and the community shall ha, e
representations: The enlistment Of an
elective supreme council by all nation
allied ,ndu.tries; the establishment OF
lotCt tSoCo'NI d4tI toDCl tt,l
bureaus and educational institutions ii
which the workers shall be trained in
the management OF nstlonalized indus
tries
The platforms includes the "cultiva-
ton of All Australian sentiment and
the development in Australia of an en-
lightencd and self-reliant community"
Complete Australian self government
81 a British community is favored but
opposition is EXPRESSED TO imperial
federation. Unlimited legislative pow
ers are propcscd for the commonwealth
Parliament, With such delegated pow
ers 10 the states or provinces as the
commonwealth parliament may deter
mine.
All incomes from personal cxertion up
to 5000 should be exempt from income
tax, with q further reduction from,
the taxable income of sl0O for a
married person and $50 for each child
or other person wholly dependent upon
the taxpayer for support. the platform
provided.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Realizing Pressure
And Crop Reports
Send Wheat l)ov11
Market Close T. Unsettled
a' u 10 IS Cent Lower:
Heavy Selling Is Prcccd-
cd by Material Advance

CHICAGO. March 3.-Undcr pressure
from heavy selling to realire profits
The wheat market TO day, affected alsc
b. favorable crop reportY. fell Of some
ahat in price The close pas unsettled
at a TO &c net lower. with May
sl45as to s145i7 and july s1c29s 70
81 .2c1g Corn 1inished !, to ~ q 5. :
dow n. and oata Of ~ to lsc. In pro
visions the outcome variod from &c dc
cline to lJc advance.
selling out ON the part of holders Of
1hcat was preceded b material al
oaeeo chiefly or fresh upturns In quota =
tor: Z. Liverpool and or gossip that for
eignora hsd bser purchsslns brcadstuGs
!ibe-aNy overnight The rist in values
~ho had bought At lover ievels - tHe
Last feN dag bu, it VA AZ hour 'atar
heeo-a the marhot turocd unmstaAably
dovN grade
,lcl7lestic winter crop OF uheat at ,Gs on
March A, against IS on December !
r'cre current 1t thus juneturc. It was
pointed out too. that locoooo0 bushel IS
C'tr and circunste Hces "cre - rroeH ut
,uc,, IS TO permit .hiplnente FROM thee
to Ch,caEo at profit. Talk Of rrospcc
tive hetter demand from domestic willis.
however, and ot fresh c. port bueirass TO-
day helped cause something or rali1
A. the last
Cora aud cats were. 'nsin> sNa;sa Nv
scahoard and from domestic shippers a.
yell
irregularities Nhicb charsc'c'i-e' the
,,urso o. r3~ori~ion values appeared TO be
yanca in tno hog market and decline
n Era
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Rising Prices for Raw Ma.
'er;als i'll Former and
Restricted Imports
Aid, E'ccly Cable $

ASHlNGTON, March 3.-Considcr-
able ousiress improvement in the Ar
eentire and ,lirht hettorment IN the
industrial situation in MeAico arc fea.
tures OF the monthly cables from Latin
America to DE Department Of Com
rerce. General dullness continues t.,
prevail II Brazil. Chile and Peru.
Among the improvements in the Ar
gentlne, according to Commercial At
tachc teely, arc incrca ing exports and
restricted iMporta. rising rrircs for
raw products and q PREDICTION of furt +
er increases IN the latter. lower prices
Tor staples srd specis'tiea than were
current month ago and a better ex-
change situation
"Importcrs IN al llnce." says the
cable. "havo renewed buying moder-
atc'y. Y Wholesale textile etocls arc
low. small orders are being uleced ond
thnro L stll little competition Retail
sales N this linz. however, arc un-
satisfactory and minor failures arc oc-
curing. II is quite likely ilat in.
provemeut viii contirue American
competition ia with Germany ~ thie
line, out at present German rrico. arc
increasing and delivery ls not cuar2u-
teod"
DC splte go o~rmcutsi hpanc' al diNi
cul+'c1 and political defoctionr, tive sit-
ton III Mcaico j. reported slightly
improved by Assletant Trade Commits
sioncr Conncll Al Mcaico City, He re
peata biz ad ice to American businoes
Mon dealing with MEXICO 10 exercise
caution
"StocAs oi imported lnorclandlcc "
hc cable. "arc dWindline, but ar, re
sumption Of heavy burinc is not ,n-
tic'pated in liep- Of the policy Of hand
to- mouth purchasing po~ adopted gen
orally. Domestic textile manufacture
crs arc suffering from q dull market.
This fact and recent labor troJblc-
have reduced operations, but efforts
IRE being made to dispose Of surplus
gtochs in Contral America
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Cotton Is Steady
After Declines
Jn Quiet Market
Loses + TO / + Points During
the Session; Hesitation Is
Indicated in Domestic and
Foreign Trade Advices
n. cotton market va conpsrstivel

r.. cotton market wa comparatively
cuIst Yesterday For time prices
re.e sustained around the 16c level
sor MAJ. but ths demand vsy gradually
filed ID ard thst daliferv broke to
1;.Qrc II the later trading, or l. points
ret lor'er Il closed et i1S4c. with the
genera market closing steady at net
Iee'Ine of s % 1. points
rne lowest icvsls we're ~sachea ate n
80 da, pre1 sctire months ahored net
'osses OF 6 . =: roin-a. Ths cisposition
weekend probativ increased b. A
fe.tfns that trade "ss Not developing as
r.pi.iy IS anticipated and thst 4 com
nsrstirel.- moderate .rot demand te
tn- very readi. auppti-d 7rornl present
D.3css 80 fte south reports <rcm ,qs
fc'vastic goods lslsrte; 7ussestrd yers ID
hesitation. owing % the more unso.tled
ierrrt Tuilrg e raw waterfall Saies OF
r-..it cloths & e. rive ;or the 1vcen
cfea-ef wtN cur;aiiDlent vss -oported
Private cable -'rorted YER deoressine z
f-ace re2o-fs fro7l Manchester. Nth CEN
;'fssrt h.ra up.eft'e4 D. ~. ta~rca.cd
1rdian impcr- dVt'se on goods.
Weather cond' 'ti0us - ihe south we're >
t'is more fa1ora BIZ. With prospects for
r'sin2 tempe-a atures .n the SoUthwert. ard
- one appears % ha'c been ven serious
r. ~ pressed b, Teports of damage frora
the Tecen freeze southern spot markets.
as officially reported were unchanged to
b1<i-.st To- 'ocsi rra~fe- fos spot cot
for vas 0u's' a0a IS rcir'r Lover IT s55
fc- md I'iir- 20 sa}ss vcrc reported
lfs r4ucc Of rriC~e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
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WAREHOUSE SALE Or
GOODS FOR UNPAID
CHARGES

l.. AcCt1RDANCg WITH THE Fks ~ sr
TCA1S Of Law the~e beng due snu snsua,ss
rad charges for wh'en ,sS ovss vne''iss Ins.
entitled % lien so "are apIs "a du
the goods hereinafter desc- bed an. ,,.
roticA having been given 70 a. 40.
fnopn TO cla'n, 81 trte res' tneis ~ rss
the time specified IN such notice 'os sr.d
nsnt Of such charges hssins eay d.
there vii ha eold at public auctlcn Si.sts
Monarch Auction Rooms. 81 tas,, tas.,,,r.r,
ST. New York Cit. on the ''''0'
TUESDAY. MARCH n 1922. at - \
TUESDAY. MARCH cl. 1872. al ~ :"
and On "
TUESDAY. MARCH IS. 1877 at ~ .oa
ara continuing until all ire goods :..;,s ar c'
pa-lor suits. bedroom suits. c'h,ns ,xnais.trolss
suits. Nh:ary furniture pianos. tt.rrrss
musical instruments carpets russ' ,.on1is..
boxes. barrels. suitcsses contents. co'',t "a.
ms of Clothing linen. books papers ~ ;s..
tionery pictures, sewing nacnines' ,hnt
boxes. cutlery. lamps brio a orac. Srx
end glassware, siiNerware, nsoor.T.i -.
peries and materials. wearing appaa..s n
the warehouse inventory issued d,,,.ts 81 :!
warehouse and held for the accoou 5
he following parties concerrsr;; MRS
rosTEF. THOMAS u GAMf AZ. STE.IFTrN 9,
pLATE. EL1zABErE ii. PLATA -
All being now stored with said casars. .a,s.
Storage Warehouse. Inc. in !a,,,y US y.
house. and al 20 be more speclncsnt ri.
rouncel and described at time o.
SN;s TuE GOODS WILL Be or ExHl6o 81
TON AT THE TINE AND PAAeS
SALE.
Carnan Fire Proof Stcrase
Warehouse. Inc.
As5-T-o WET 10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04

compared with January is indicated il
figures compiled by the Raw Silk Asso
cistion Of America. A total Of 1893.
bales of raw silk we're reported il
storage in The principal warehouses ot
New York on March i, compared will
ll3D on February t. These stocks
consisted of 4S3 Italian bales. 23.38t
japanese bales, and 5,161 all other
balcs
Imports during February we're placed
- 1880 bales, compared with 40,177 ir
Januar'' Approximate deliveries tc
American mills according to these fig
pros. we're 22,107 bales, compared With
80 $40 bales in Jsnuarv.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Business New =
Argentina and Mexico Show
Improvement, Says I. S. Dept.
fubn1 Trade Improving
4. L. Siuuens Finds
Cuba appears T., be over the worst

Cuba appears t' be over the worst
of her financial sn1 business
troubles, in ihe opinion Of A. L.
SlaYena, president cf the Boy1en
Shoe Manufacturing Company, New
ark, : j.. who has Just returned
from a hu,inoss "trip to the island
In my line he SAID, Il found
distinct improvement, and | pas
able to hook . good business. not
only on mems ahoes for immediate
delivery, but some future business
aa we'll Buslneas men in uaraua
appeared 10 be optimistic conocrn-
ing thu future ard in many lines
arc making preparation for expand
ing business.
II didn't inquire about The sugar
situation. but J was Informed that
tho tobacco situation IS much i'm
pro, ID and better prices arc re
flec'ed ~ moro pro7rority in tho
island
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Bsuvea's Arrived
Ve;rchild "ery leo
EAYTJaynRY.


BALTIMORE
Johnson Eo5'ls Go L. Darnet'e hoslsr-,
EEL1oNr. MISS
James II Po"el !. 81. forell san
''''''' 's""f' a,s, uosro>
g 7 HoNeg c. II. Friedbers vooien
Chandler - Z N Morson, dresses. 80
Abe 4 BIgn,acrs Max rl0mhers. ar't
H.clinse Mig Co j price dresaes Goals,
uRAntoRp. IA.
e II Cudsra. c. Cadam coeta and
suits millinery. Ereslin.
BUFFALO
" s9"r,sn Co :" . Bowman 49,
II. vilo Z &C Herman VILE cotton and
roolcn f'soe good. fsnnels. domestic" :"
sii<a. satins. Nelvets. clothing patefisls;
cANrO>. ono
III uet'er a.ore 60 philip ns.'er 90
pertinent store seua,a, ,n,, ,.io %. '"'sT''-
cn,cs~o Nail orJor CO. y. =. Go'dnao.
cotton slis dressss. X g.. Fnndqu'et Tlrls
'nrons. Aooa- dresses 'bram' s's'rt'
rhsHpebora Mrs y p.c4e, looking p
-lls dresssas fdr sprlns. osl 80
y. tjellmen. Inc N. 9 sehuitz reprs-
1Teisspthai hros < g p r~lsenthsl.
leather goods, notaors Martiniaue.
(ITA'Ft.ANO
'-ieiu'a. \ T. Klein. boys clntn' 'ng
Martinique.
cain 1sernkonf Co. Pau Csin. ccets and
suit care # rello~n r5us ing Co. i1sf z =
DENVER
Bcri.No IT.. frazier TO II Ber.o"l'- =.
mfrs infants garments. Pcnrs5far'..
HARTFORD. CONN.
L. HaIt; . Hart. fur. fur coats Fenr'
sriVsnla. "
A D
care Of Syndicate Trading 60 94o Mad p.
MAASfIFLD. ONO
ITiiiiar1 I9e~no Miss Marie Serno, tsr
gan ntse Martinique
rUILADTIpHsA
Blank Bron.. Israol Blank. "occn AND
cotton piece goods rresliu.
KOCNE$v \. y.
Co7 ner's. Mrs Sarnucl % ner, dresser
seats nn1 spits. nartiniruc
SHIRLEY. MASS
John D4lerirser. John Da,erlnScr. sus
peudsrs: Bresllr
Hoel Stores Co; Mis- Gray. sii4s. S.5
90 SrRlNcFtELD. tenn.
schelnbsur Dept Store: II j. .ch'in-
TORO%TC. CANADA
u Eroan. II Brown. wooden piece eord- .
Martinique.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Uhat Things Cost

Qaoiatfcns afc each prices il, pri,-ory
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Y col Market Dull and ilasicr


BOS1ON. March 3.-"lhe CONNER
cial Bulletin Niil So to morrow the
rcrt here Thursday Vas the focus OF
all attention. Thc Eastern markets
otacrv,i.e ha'c been dull ard rather On
.he easy aldc, if anything. The wool
auction, Nith priceg par TO per cent
UP. a. compared with the February
sale. showed however TINT there il
underlying strength in the wool aitua
tion eth. The goods market and The
clothing market arc still in sharp con
trast With the strength in thc raw ma
tcrial. IN TIC West buying contimuca
10 d-ag, gyov cis being vee5 strong in
their ,doas Of lalue Nhiic dealers are
les eager to pay tho high prices to
which the marset has risen % aud
cerlN
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04

according to r. 6. Dun & Co.. who ro
porl go ,nsolvencles. comnarod with
j'6 las. week aud Sit for the corro
spending week 4 Yoar ago
Breds street's. hoNe'er. report drof
IL The number of failures TIM
agency report a.. failure for 'hc
Heo' ending March .. against ood lost
week
The Credit Guide places The ,uubel
or failpr"s this "oel 3 5os. compared
With tt5 last week an1 'sa the veeA
before
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Petitions IN uunl4ruscy

Following petitions ~ bankruptcy we're
sized yesterday Il, United States District
{ 4 rwrr7ANp & -,n,o,untary;
stccA brokers. - Broad St
II. y. l'UGi!SON & Involuntary g
west S6th II
brokers - 3 way. LtAbilitics $4,000; as
ALBERT s. HAT sHoP-yolunturs-: ~
East 1850 et Lila b.lities. Sf.sf: assets,
cHAnrNs G. JAMES 4 C'o stock hrok
cra Wall ST. and the Times Building; in
oluntary. Liabilities. $4,000; assets
8cHuLhlND BROS. otoc. brokers' 50
ISRAEL l.. CU2RlYR broker Hotel
Imperial $50 vt and Broadway. iir'oiun-
tsr. riahiiitios sfs41S: assets $1,000.
JAMES G. BRUCE. Inc. florist. - ".
18th st.: voluntary. Liabilities, $3.50
MAH Rc,Tii-sn In oluntsrq S52 Bro4d =
va: nowers etc. 1iabilit.ea' $4,000
EHc'1rrlo'lAL pJCrLKEa CoRr. In
'oluntary; o4o broadway L.eblhtier.
10000: azsote So 600
NENEI I. N-o.urtar.'; author.
" s;th st Iisbiitias, sgsS.'. assets.
sTAR WHIrr GOODS MIC. cc'.-~lusol-
unarI Gnldrs9s 1N1Tc . wesT q MeTS5[
II. IS. HUGHsoN & co, lNc.-Involun
tdrJ, Is W. o6tn 81. machinery
E.ceivers i'll Bankruptcy
Following -ocetvers in bankruntcv> wet.
appointed yesterday in tinted States Dis
Walter [, sryar, for llarr. Kosne,, 1855
West 2slst g.. With bond OF $1,000.
snsar 1'randies f9r Concers ood S1oih.
NJ. Ellzabetf Read cor udain q lEra ushar
IS West sad ST. with bond Of $1,000
Frances a. Ballard for Levine f.oioff
rrancis !. r-ohinsan FOR chas. C. James
4, Co. stocl: brokera. / Wau st. With bond
OF t95.ooo
Trading Co. - j wa. Bond vas f1Aed at
81 900
Aiicy L Moran. for star vhlta eoaas
Nss. c.. So Mercer st. With bond OF
John j. Morrls fcr Bias Lining and
Ncvelty Co. 1i5 Z. 4.d St 18th bond OF
ssoclf brokers 30 Broadway, with bond or
william / ciasabcurne tor G. A. sss
With bond OF 5000.
Schedules III Bankruptcy
The following .chcdules III banNruntcr
we're fled yesterday in the united states
IRVING ANN-liabilillss, t4s..
$50. assets $500
HENRY 7. GArrs, author " s.th
ALsGFr ifAf O.. 81, V. is3d :, ths
Dron1. Liabilities. 81 s4,; e.-.ts tiAS5
l>AYANEE WAIST AND DRESS CO.,
20 ". $50
saul j. uAR1AAe,N e.rl4 and in
fants wear s67 Longwooi a.. the Brcnk
Liabilities SO l27; assets. IS OF
ISRAEL l. CuRRlH.E hro'.er, Hotel
imperial Liabilities, :43.4l5 aseete
81 oDo
JAMES T. BJRlE florist. AZ ". 18Th
zt Iiab,ltiec. s5sS4: assets l2.742
SANrCI III II PEAELSrEtN 81 W. seth
st Liabilities. !4.bas: sss@ts. unknown.
THE NAEIEEp CO.-Lia bilitica. 50 ISIS
a-sets. IS 500
A.sienmcnts
IACOB {. IANls. d. goodr etat Web.
ster a.. th= Bron-. has assigned for the
tenAht or creditor, u CdrrrG J. Il!
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Schedules III Bankruptcy

IACOB :. LAWS. d. goods etat Web.
ste' ths Bron-. has assigned for tina
tenaht or orcditor- t. Td'rrrl J Ryan
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
STORAGE NOTICES
| .I.GAI. NOTICES

Il4E r ! c'kslI.LT sIoRAGE = %sss. IN
srothsrs s5s 70 - s.. Nicholas a~,cT: = =
Mrs {. L. Aldridse Nss Aneerscar. 80. y, !.
Baldwin, Geo { Soon. N. +. 81. ant; .. be..'
Cohen. Mrs. Geo. NJ Craig Ell Cuan,nsas--'
Mrs Florence Havic,.. Samuel =. lsSs,ys g.'..,
Josephine Fitzpatrick. Nellie 5icAu-Ie. tiassy
McCsivne,'. T.. ]. 'Ior1so. Estars Ms, s - -. =.
Persons O (. Reeve MIS-. . (. hes,s -. -
count q < Ree>e. Ms. Grace :. '.s, nss,
account . { EscSs. Harold PitTnas aoc'S
@ u Es~as { James II Hoherts Est.e
afrs { u Spans Craze St'nson, :
rucl e-n1sn r II Van Cse;ssr MS ru..
7estherali Spear ( 60. account OF v,rl -,
T.. II Neathereil. J-t'ls- -. ara o. -.
&, Wilson. Ms " I. olliE. Mrs. Nm
Sutherland Ms. lissSe'i Ia Nlc' ..-.hr .,
Deimer: You and each - ou a!s a!.s, n
potined iiast The tine 20 fl1e pa mem ,.., ~
,ii's fi-l-' : iieI, uror tbs -,-oDs'ty hsrens.,
described S.srtr- .p'r~d tN's N-,7 Ti.l ss es
such rrorertN 20 Kit Ioussnclo So =.
personal effects md r'ercaanc!ss sto.s.
YOU ~ t:Iai- warehouses ars s.lfer -
'cr in uhtrn tou clatn ar interest, lot.
sold 1t puh,ic aurtion according 70 me ~ s.s
Ute IN such 60 seg made and pro ,asc; q az. ,r
-.-.rehnusee H5s - "s4 So Nichc!as 80 -
Borr.,i"h Of Manhattan. Ci'y Of NeN =.
on rucsds, morning March l.th y. ..@s
1880 clocl-. and VIII be continusu ard
succeeding Tuesday al tie same un,sv unna,vfrr
place until the So Il - son'p'et> ~ DH'
r hE%NEDY. A-~t.oncer .r-
THE r J. ,o'REllJT STORAGE "s''-
HOUSE COMPANY.
Torl, 80, TO-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Extend ~. & R.C. Deposit Time

John Henry Hammond chairman Of
Tho committee representing the first
and refunding 5 per cent bonds Of the
Denver & Rio Crande Railroad Com
pany. has issued letter announcing
tina. the time in which deposits may
be made under tho reorganization plan
has been extended TO March 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Lumber More Active

The Pacific Coast is tic ONLY g"ct.on
70 report pronounced inactivity in
lumber this peol., according 10 the
market rcviov by "lnmbcr.'
california appears TO have built nll
the houses it needs for 4 while" says
the rcvlcW. "aud The good business
that Pacific Coast producers have been
sharing for some tune has dropped to
almost nothing. Rocky Mountain states
report conside rable building activity in
tho cities, but little il rural districts.
Reverse conditions obtain along the
Atarti, Goa t. North Carolina pine
mills arc buster than for somc time
past. Activity cont'nuco throuchcu!
the Middle II est.
Hardwood for flooring ard furni
ture is in fairly good demand, hut so
far there IS nothing in the way Of
active buying.
Failures Increase his Week
The current week sar an increase
III the rate Of comnlercla, mortality.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Court =

In New York COnrty -
I h- trst name is thar OF the c
second that OF the creditor, and d4ea "
fud dgrent was filed:
sipero. Slsl Zein DEC 20 1871 al9s
&neron. Robert and Charles
Eosehi--C L Lcvi; Dec s. lsgl cso
Z; South America Corpn--
Benedict Mfg Co. Jan Is. loc. ~
Read VIM z: and y.dw Garri-
aon~W p sstorls; Feb %. 13cG.. sos
5alne-Sanle Mar 3. 12c"" lo1
Columbo Vincent and Rose
Earonotshy: Feb Z. lo?c... c43
seeligmap. ,oustave--ti:y of :.
r!@[sky. Rubin a shapiro July
rri:d Fannie a Foley: Dec 8.
'conasr, Joseph M--sterart Dis -
siic'< willanl-- Rquitable Trust
g of II Y; July is. 1871. 19-
halen, Thomas J-F " Blau-
belt ct al Juno 5, l91S....... .4o
Seidman. Nathan H~-'-ity Of p y
Aug 81. 1915 fvacated)....... .o5
nllesYotf e,na. ,.s, Iannie ~ ana Harry
Gillespie. John w RaAow
sspt e. 1915 .............. ssl
Pyne. Percy r ad-Vrst National
Banr of Richmond. Va; apr I.
Petcrs White s. co-procter & '''V
Gamble Co; Nov 10, 1920 ire
ryne. rercy r 2d-r 6 rinsiey; ''''''
M s-parl,iers & Merchants dc. l'''l
post Co: Aug Z, 1921 ... Sass
Rothbard, Benjamin IT al--Ad-
,nlration prees CO, Inc. Feb 10
lel2 ........ ................ esS
city of n y-,f Isoutet; Mar 5
1871 treversed> ....... 1.1S3
karpas Construction Co. lnc-J
Nimhsuser, Feb e3. 1929 IVA
rrspet. Casper {. e, ai-Lord '''
Burnha M Co: Jan .2. 1870 -. 67t7.
breytuss Costume Corpn---I Krau-
shar ct all Jan G. 1921 ...... 1l4S
Marssd Construction Co ct al
tantard Arch Co, May Q. 1915. c51c
Nsndsl Joseph et all Foody:
Feb - 1922 e....... 500
Ienhat,ar Beach Estates--t,or-
bin Building, Inc. Feb 1, 1922 1859
Read. V,ln e, aud Edw NJ CARR.
sow + stork: Mar s. l9-2 6oa.
Weintraub. Inc. and
Frank v clntraub-J j Sewell
oct g. 1921 Sag
In Bronx County
BitG Gsewster Realty Corp--M
Lirscnuts; April 90 1921 ~ sle
Ssme-J s'cher; April %. 1871 is.
Same Glucksborg, .Apri IS,
Daohis Jacob & Rose--J Kriexel;
July =, 1921 -............... 261.
l'tcruno1d County Advance Pub
~ f..,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Financial Items

chArics Nev7tcn Schench ir foinieri'
With the Sew York Stock Exchange firm
Of Low DIXON & 60. has beaD appoint ID
manager Of the Canadian Bond Corpora
ton u New York. "-nlch has Just orencd
its New Tor, offices at 100 Broadr2y
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
>or.hrrn Spn' ,tcrhet.-Gal1es,

Unchanged 1t lI 55c. .ei>s ass bales Nc
orleans stead". unchanged at nc Sale
~ bs Mobile steady. Unciis nsed vt
..5c .slrs 4 nales Savannah quiet
'i.>h0 nsed a. i7.s'r; sales. % bales nor
faia apier =. points lo"er ~ Il &c; salos
90. 3D. ANsUsfe 0ufe: ! points ioHrr
= &C. sa'e- - baise. Memphis
s.etf TechenEed - +, ooe. sales 100
rctrt fr"usf,r steal. unclaimed a.
:. ba.c, Little roc'E
.ls~' 4nrts-r~1 A. i,r. ssios. col bales
'.rlis5 s;-rdr. - 70 e;r iorsr 1t isr
ssf.. ,f5 ta'oe HoNteofanrv quiet, -
.',...ss .>se- a is7ac. ,>ler foo bales
ase 7t'''h Qi!et unchanged st lic; ,~le.