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Evening star., 1922-07-02
NEXT WEEKS PHoToPLAYs,
Metropolitan.

Next week the Metropolitan The
ater will be memorable for the first
Washington, presentation Of Mack
Sennett's latest production, The
Crossroads of New York" IN which
all OF the sennett players and famous
beauties are filmed in a variety OF
roles. 1t is not the usual 1arc,cal
manner of the Sennett comedies, out
relates the story of country lads
experiences as the object of the af.
fections of three distinct types OF
New York girls.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Crandall's.

Three photodramatic features Will
be presented next week at crandalrs
Theater. Sunday. Monday, and Tues
..0yt Of the Silent North" with the
comedy. "oh, Daddy" For Wednes,
day and Thursday. Agnes Ayres will
be seen in THE Ordeal" and on m
Friday and Saturday Fools First
will be. the major ofrer1ng.. .-...-----
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow Gloria Swanson
and Rodolph Valentino, in Elinor
Glyn's Beyond the Rocks: Tuesday
matinee at pm, Alice Terry, in Turn
to the Right a Rex Ingram produc-
ton; <also Pathe News Topics Of the
Day: Wednesday, 1.-The Broken Doll;
Thursday, Dorothy Dalton. in The
Crimson Challenge. Friday. Bert Ly
tell. in THE Idle Rich: also sixth epi-
sode of THE Hope Diamond Mystery; !;
Saturday. Queen O. the Turf" and
eighth episode of go Get En- Hutch"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Circle.

Today. Anita Stewart. in "A Ques-
tion of Honor; tomorrow. Elaine
Hammerstein. In why Announce
Your Marriage?"; Tuesday. Charles
Ray. in THE Transformer: Wednes-
day, May McAvoy, in Through a
Glass Window: Thursday, Pola
Negri, in THE Red Peacock: Friday,
Alma Rubens. in Find the Woman;
Saturday, THE Sheik's Wife"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Rialto.

No announcement has been made
as to the attraction to, be presented
at the Rialto Theater next wek. but
it is understood that the theater has
ing some Of the most popular and
talented screen stare. booked and
awaiting play dates. and selection
will doubtless be made from tnese.
All of them measure well up to the
high standard Of entertainment
maintained by the Rialto.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Carolina.

Today. Clara Kimball Young and
William P. Carleton. in What No
Man Knows; tomorrow. Leon Barry
and Irene Rich. in Cashiers THE
Call of HomeS from the story. There
Is No Place Like Home: Tuesday.
The Silent Call" also Harold Lloyd.
Bebe Daniels comedy; Wednesday "a
Wide Open Town." also Pathe News
and Literary Digest Topics: Thurs
day. Doris May. in Boy Crazy" also
Fox Sunshine Comedy: Fridayi and
Saturday, Hail the Woman
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Home.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son and Rudolph Valentino. in Be
yond the Rocks: Tuesday. Norma
Talmadge, in "The Way of a Wom-
an: Wednesday. Alice Lake, in THE
merstein, in why Announce Your
Marriage; Friday. May McAvoy. in
Through a Glass Window" and Sat-
urday, Dorothy Dalton, in 1.-THE Grim
son Challenge"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Outdoor Amusements

greater numbers are expected to reach
the resort today for over-the-Fourth
vacations. Extra trains will be operated
Tuesday The new automobile road to
the beach is completed and many motor
lists are expected to take the trip. Shady
groves and grassy slopes overlooking the
bay suggest picnicking. Dancing. jazz
music, salt water bathing. fishing. boat
ing and touring the amusement wonder
land are some of the attractions.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Palace.

The attraction of~featured impor-
tance at Loew's Palace "Theater for
the week beginning next Sunday aft.
ernoon will be ''Our Leading Citizen"
written by George AIDE as starring
production for Thomas Me1ghan, sup.
ported by LoisSs Wilson, William P.
Carleton, Theodore Roberts. Guy
oliver, Laurence Wheat, James Neill.
Lucien Littiefield, Charles Ogle, Sylvia
Ashton and Ethel Wales.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
York.

Today and tomorrow. star cast, in
Turn to the Right" with Aesop
Fable: Tuesday, Anita Stewart. In
"A Question of Honor" and Harry
Pollard, in "Some Baby; Wednesday.
all star cast, in why Men Forget"
with comedy, "Torchys Holdup";
Thursday. George Arliss. in The Rul-
ing Passion; Friday. May McAvoy.
in Through a Glass Window" with
comedy, Danger" and Pathe Review;
Saturday, all-star cast, in Tracks,
with Mack Sennett's "Oh, Daddy"
twelve star comedy.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
SAVOY.

Today and tomorrow, star cast in
Fools First" and Mack Sennett's
"Gymnasium Jim; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Richard Barthelmess in
Sonny; Thursday. Lillian and Dor
othy Gish, in Griffith's orphans Of the
Storm; Friday. star cast, in BE
yond the Rainbow" and Harry Pol
lard in Some Baby: Saturday. Eu-
gene O'Brien. in "Channing Of the
Northwest" with comedy, Twas
Ever Thus"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Elite,

Today. William Russell, in High
Gear jeffrey; tomorrow, House
Peters, in Lying Lips; Tuesday,
William Fairbanks. in The Cleanup:
Wednesday. Eugene O'Brien. in The
Prophets Paradise; Thursday. Elaine
Your Marriage; Friday. Hobart Bos-
worth. in The Cup of Life: Satur-
day. William s. Hart, in Travelling
On"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Olympic.

., Today and tomorrow, T. Roy
Barnes, Lila Lee. Lois Wilson and
Walter HERS. in rs Matrmoniy q
Stormy knight; Tuesday. Pola Negri.
in THE Red Peacock" and Smiling
Billy Jones'. in why Wives Worry"
Matinee,-3 pm. Wednesday, William
8. Hart, In "Travelin' on" and Joe
Rock. In Help Yourself Thursday
and Friday. Mary Carr. In Thunder
clap" Saturday, May ,McAvoy. In
Through a Glass. window" and Snub
Pollard, in THE Movies.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Mary Carr, in
"The Thunderclap." also Harold
Lloyd, in Beat IT,; Tuesday. Wallace
Reid and Lillian Gish, in The Fatal
Marriage" also comedy. Some
Class; wednesday, Marjorie Daw, in
Fifty Candies" also comedy; Thurs
day. all-star cast. In Heart Of the
Range" Fox News and comedy. Here
He Is; Friday. Marie Provost, in
Kissed" also comedy. Lucky Dog;
Saturday, Mildred Harris, in THE
First Woman Fox News and Em-
pire.s great surprise night. at 7:45
O'clock only 81 . - 9.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Dumbarton.

Today. Mildred Harris, in 1.-The
First Woman; tomorrow, Pola Negri,
in The, Last Payment; Tuesday,
Robert Warwick. in 1.-The Argyle
Case; Wednesday and Thursday,
Norma Talmadge, in "Smilin'
Through; Friday. Hazel Dawn, in
Devotion: Saturday, Dustin Far
mum, in Strange Idols"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. star cast, in
Fools First; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Richard Barthelmess, in Son
NY: Thursday. Lillian and Dorothy
Gish. in Grifitn's Orphans Of the
Storm: Friday, star cast. in BE
yond the Rainbow" and Harry Pol
lard, in Some Baby; Saturday, Eu-
gene O'Brien. in Charming of the
Northwest with comedy, School
Day Love"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
COLLIN MOORE
Coll11ubid.
Princess.

Today. Betty Compson, in THE
Green Temptation; tomorrow. Earle
Williams. in Restless Souls; Tues
day, William Duncan. in Gods Coun-
try and the Woman; Wednesday,
Ann Forest. in Loves Boomerang" !:
Thursday, ,eCorinne Griffith, in island
Wives: Friday, Ethel Clayton, in
THE Cradle: Saturday, Wallace
Reid. in Rent Free"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Lincoln.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, THE
Green Temptation" starring Betty
Compson; Wednesday and Thursday,
THE Cradles with Ethel Clayton !:
Friday and Saturday. Trouble" with
Jackie Coogan. There will be a spe-
cial Saturday matinee for children.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Columbia.

1 The. attraction at the Columbia
Theater for. the week beginning next
Sunday will be Reported Missing "
tine Selzntck production. written and
directed by Henry Lehrman, starring
Owen Moore. g. .t...-...-. - ......,
Evening star., 1922-07-02

most la1ghable Mermaid offerings
seen in some time. entitled Rapid
Fire" supplemented by beautiful
Bruce scenic. The One-Man Re-
, union" and showing of the latest Fox
News The musical numbers will in
clude as overture Sounds From the
Sunny South" An inspiring patriotic
number appropriate for Indepe ndence
day and week will be given as en-
core.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Apdllo.

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thickness. in Sonny: Tuesday and
Wednesday. star cast. in Fools
First" and Mack Sennett's "Gymna-
sium jim; Thursday. Macklyn Ar
buckle. in The Prodigal Judge" with
comedy. Cracked Ice; Friday. Agnes
Ayres. in The Ordeal" with comedy.
"Torchy's Ghost: Saturday. Tully
Marshall. in TOO Much Buesness," and
Harry Pollard, in "Some Baby"
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Chesapeake Beach.

Chesapeake Beach is ready for q, gala
Fourth OF July. Festivities realiy be-;
gan yesferday, when scores went to the
beach TO feimata over the holiday. But
Evening star., 1922-07-02
1l1lpse}ple'i{{Ey'
IL Theater and Ph0top}T
Photoplays This Week
AT PHoTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.

AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
PALACE-"Reckless Youth with Elaine Hammersten Shown
his
Relations" with Katherine MacDon
aid. Shown this afternoon.
COLUMBIA-"Come with Colleen Moore Shown this
afternoon
RIALTO-"The Unconqueable with Jack Holt and Sylvia
Dreamer. Shown this afternoon.
of the Northwest Shown this after
New picture Wednesday,
Evening star., 1922-07-02

John and Nellie Olms, as The Watch
Wizards" and the usual house at
fractions, will wind up one of the
most varied and popular bills of the
current summer
Evening star., 1922-07-02

Herman Timberg has been engaged
to write the production. in which the
Watson sisters will be featured ovet
the Shubert vaudeville circuit. The
title of the revue is stolen Sweet,A.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

There is pospibtlity that Constance
Binney, the iscreens star will be seen
next sea son In play by Clemence
DsIie, author 7ofs ~HAl OF Divorce
Evening star., 1922-07-02
ttractiOns

AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK.
GARR1CK-The Hottenot" (Garrick P1ayers This evening
KE1THS-Lou Telegen and vaudeville Tomorrow matinee.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

HAT is the 'Chauve-
NJ Souris.' asks reader
" who has seen many al
1usions to a form of en-
The New York herald., 1922-05-03

street; DIR. Michael Joffer, 307 East
Tenth street; Frank b. Guest. S5 West
103d street; Phelps Phelps. 20 West
Forty ninth street. William j.. Brouil-
lard. 542 West 112th street; Irving
Reckoff, 212 East Fortieth street; Mel
vim l.. Krulewitch, 416 West 122d street :
Arthur Schwartz, 313 East Seventy
second street; John III. Iselin. % Broad
street John r. Nela, 419 East Eighty
fourth street: Nathan Lieberman, 131
West 10th street: DR.. Frank A. Mon
zalla, 249 East 116th street: Alexander
Holtzoff. 81 Pine street; Carroll Hayes,
64 East 123d street; George Feinberg,
2S1 Edgecomb avenue George L. Cohen.
5000 Broadway; Major Joseph Wheless,
565 West 169th street.
Nassau-Lieut Gov. jeremiah Wood.
Lynnbrook; Trubee Davidson, Lotus
Valley.
Queens-Henry Strube. 533 Eighth
street. Long Island City; Henry Vogt
657 Woodward avenue. Ridgewood: /:
James Lunn. 147 Home street. Corona;
Robert Inch. Queens Village; Henry j.
Wenzel Jr.. Woodhaven; Stephen
Schaeffuer 365 Edison place. Glendale
Richmond-Capt. A. Hunter Platt, "a
Davis avenue. New Brighton: DR.. T..
Warren Presley. 3SoS Amboy road
Great Kill.
Westchester-Dr. Charles Fl. Miller,
Center avenue. New Rochelle; Herbert
B. Shonk. Scarsdale John w. Snowden.
Peekskill; George A. C. Christiancy,
Hartsdale; Clarence J. Lawson. Yonkers.
Wyoming-Irving G. Botsford, Gaines
Vile.
Yates-Calvin Russell. Penn Yam.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
United States District Court were;
WATERS & COOK Howard A. Cook. stock
broker. 81 9TH av).Inyosuntary. Albert
Gilbert. who claims -$1s6; Charles Deal.
800. and Thomas L. Honan. $3.50. Vincent
T. Follmar. attorney for petitioners Ed
HARRY GAssEN.. s5i Honaday place,
former partner of Henry Traurig.. In The
Excellent Coat Front Co, 132 Bleecker ST.
se.05s Myer Nussbaum. attorney for
SAN KAPLAN. cotton goods. 90 Eldridge st.
Involuntary, by Ella Wollan, who claims
Biegels. $3.50: Emanuel schosnzeit. attor-
ssIyef DsE for pJsa fIed solus
tary petition through Benjamin Indig. at
torney.. giving liabilities. s11.1oo. and as
LUIGI T. CALpARAzzo, curios. 20 East
Goth st.-Voluntary. Liabilities. $3.ll3; as
sets, 1900. Robert f. Raymond attorney.
s4s s East asd st;-invoiantary. by Jacob
Rubenstein. who claims $500. Joseph kinsy.
attorney for petitioners. Wolf schwab-
HUDSON LEATHER GOODS CO. sss
sss1Say Rsss%sa who ssl%s Elsie s%e$.
Haberman. attorney for petitioners.
IDA MANUFACTURING co. Gda Gritz-
handler. hats, 4s West Houston st.-In-
$500: b. NJ Lewis. s437. and NJ. j. Vein
stein. $i15. Zaikin & Cohen. attorneys for
petitioners. Elias Lieberman, receiver;
bond, $50.
MICHAEL. HENIG, "a Attorney st.--volun-
tary. Liabilities. $65.551; no assets. o. H..
I'roege, attorney
Morris Blum, 4S East 10th st.-Involuntary,
by Irene Kelly, who claims $3.50. and Mil
dred Sachs, SEQ. Benjamin Hartstein, at
torney for petitioners.
JACOB B. KESSLER. salesman. oTO Fort
Washington av.-Voluntary. Liabilities,
$4,000: no assets.
MAX o. ROSS. fish. 11o South st-volun-
tary. Liabilities. $4.3l2; assets, S173.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
station WIZ. Newark.
CWestinghouse)

westinghouse
Musical program every hour from IL
A. M. to p. NJ. on the hour.
Weather forecast IL A. NJ, IL NJ,
and 10 :O1 p. NJ
Shipping news 2:05 p. NJ.
Official Arlington time 9:52 p. NJ.
Agricultural reports daily IL NJ. and
6 p. M.s
Final baseball scores every evening
at p. NJ.
Program changes announced by radio
telephone.
100 r. M-"Animal Stories by Flor
ence Smith Vincent; courtesy New
York Evenino Telegram.
Z 80 p. M-"Jersey City Boys Week."
by T. II. williams.
7:45 +. M.-"Proposed Hudson River
Bridge" by DR.. Gustav Lindenthal.
s 100 p. M.--Dr. Frank P. O'Neil, New
Haven. Conn.,, baritone concert singer,
and his brother, Emmett O'Neil, New
York City, dramatic reader. will en-
tertain the radio audience for the Sec
ond time with songs and dramatic
readings. Program by DR.. O'Neil: :
Top o. the Mornin'," Mamma yucca ;
Mother O. Nine" Tours; Road to
Mandalay. Speaks; Rose Of My
Heart" Lohr; "Musica Probita." Gas
talson Gin Italian) Two Grena-
diers," Schumann: "The Publican"
Van de Water; "Mavis," Craxton.
Program by Emmett O'Neil Boots"
Kipling "Lasca," Desprez "Catiline's
Defiance" Croly; Shooting of Dan
McGrew," Service.
Recital by Miss We're Hoppe. concert so
prano. Program: II Know a Lovely
Garden" DHardelot, "voi che Sa-
pete" (Marriage of Figaro), Mozart :;
"Saper Voreste" (The Masked BalD,
Verdi; From the Land OF the Sky
Blue Water" Cadman; "Musetta
Waltz" (La Boheme), Puccini: Sun
beams." Roland Annie Laurie" Leh-
man.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 Meters)

:00P. M.-Literary evening by noted
authors Courtesy OF the Outlook Sol
enfifo Americdn and Haxpsr BIOS.
station wGI, Medford hillside,
Mass.
1855 p. M.-Weekly market report by
Miss ID. II. Goodwin OF Massachusetts
Division of Markets, Department OF
4 Agriculture.
$40 p. M.-Jimmy Gallagher In thirty
minutes Of song and laughter, with
violin. cello and piano accompaniment.
Selections Whisper. Dear" Forgive
and Forget" Longing" Lonesome
Pines" Good, Isn't 1t? No, It's Not"
800 p. M-Dance program by Nut
ngs-on-the-Charles Orchestra, Will
lam s. Bassert, manager.
station KDKA, Pittsburgh.
(Westinghouse)
S 90 p. M--"Pittsburgh--It city Plan.
ming" George r. Wallace. attorney.
Pittsburgh, Pa. From Pittsburgh Post
Studio.
s :38 T.. M-Versatile entertainment by
four accomplished musicians-Mrs l.
Crawford Van Orsdale, soprano Min
ard Lozier. tenor; Lloyd B. Curtis,
trumpeter, and Miss Ruth MacCowan,
pianist and accompanist.
Station WBZ, Springfield.
(Westinghouse)
$500 p, M.-Joseph McCaron, Irish
tenor; Alphone Guyon, plano John z.
Bates, banjo.
station WyP, Fort Wood, New
York City.
(Signal Corps. u. s. Al
Tune to 1,450 meters.
s 80 p. M.-Musical selections
$50 p. M.--Instructions in radio.
900 P. M.-Mlnstrel show by Okeh
record artists under the personal d.
rection of Mr.. Fred Hager.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
NAMES $50 AIDS
TO AWARD BONUS
Adjt.-Gen. Kincaid Announces
Deputies to Distribute ST.
100000 to 'vets.'
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany. May 2.

specia, Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany, May 2.
Adjt. Gen. j. Leslie Kincad. chair
man of the Veterans Relief Commits
sion, announced to-day the names OF
the $50 deputies who will distribute
the Sl,000.000 appropriated by the last
Legislature for the relief of sick and
disabled veterans of the world war and
those who have been out of work for
at least fourteen days.
There is one deputy for each Assem-
bly, district They will serve without
pay. In order to make the payments
with the least possible delay the depu-
ties will be intrusted with large sums
of money, and for that reason only men
OF the highest type were selected. All
Were recommended by the local posts
of the American Legion and Veterans
In the Greater New York and West
chester counties follow:
DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS.
Bronx-The Rev. William H. KEEP
hard, AIS East 143d street; James
Wynne, 979 Anderson avenue; Morris
Weiss. $50 East 161st street; William
A. Wallace. 1416 Prospect avenue !;
BENJAMIN Kamarow. $50 Prospect ave-
avenue; A. S. Birsh. 7S8 Fairmont
place: WILDER T. Wright, 263 East
Kingsbridge road.
KINGS--Col. Thomas Fairservise
1o6th Regiment Armory, Brooklyn I;
I.ieut.-Col William s. Butler, 1921 Ave-
nue. ], Brooklyn; Ralph Scotto, 23S CO.
lumbia street. Col. Edward II. Snyder,
93 Division avenue; Capt. Charles H.
May, 761 Hancock street; Capt. John
G. Brodsky, 26 Van Buren street Gen.
Charles w. Berry, 572 Forty-seventh
street; Major William Gallon, 22 Second
street. Col. William A. Taylor, $3.50
Ridge Boulevard ; Col. Sidney Grant. 1856
Prospect place; Capt. Donald c.
Strachan, 255A Clifton place: Capt
James @. Moore, Assistant District At
torney Kings county, 415 Ninth street ;
George w. Schaedle. 144 Devoe street ;
Edward J. Widness, 80 Grand street; DR..
Patrick j. Mooney, 1874 Kent street I;
Solomon F'romm. S415 Twenty second
avenue George o. L. Frank, 2S3 Han
cock street; Capt. William H. McMullen
94S East Thirty-fourth street; Michael
Schappaul. 81 Central avenue; Lieut.
Col. Bryor Pendry, 1044 Madison ave-
nue.; DR.. /. G. Harris. Brooklyn State
Hospital; John Moore, 119 Crystal
street; Aaron L. Jacoby, 449 Saratoga
avenue.
New York--Lieut. Jacob M. Schiff 26
Rutgers street; Murray B. Firstman,
313 Broome street; Benjamin F. Fox,
.lr.. 334 West Twenty-second street !:
Alexander Wolf. 299 Broadway; Will
lam F. Reynolds, 34S West Forty eighth
street; Paul Vein Waub, 81 Chambers
street. Harold Riegelman, so Wan
The New York herald., 1922-05-03

II: v. Chasan. .................. 54272
MuLHOLLAND. Hugh. and Owen
Muldon-People State of N. y. BOO 90
SAME-Same Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
NAGER, Simon-Nelson Tool Co.,
Inc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e,12o .03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed.
MANHATTAN.
&c EAST BETH ST. CORP-R B.
Waters; Apr. IS. 1922. .......... g23e so
DUNHAM, Daniel F. - Glasco Ice
Co.. Nov. IS. 1905 05............ 44o51
DEVEREAUX, John. and John
shields-People. &C.: Oct %. 1920
lvacated) .-........... 800. 90
SCHNEIDER, Bertha-F. NJ San
tora: July 80, 1922. 22.............. 994 91
ROACHE. Nellie--H. Walker; Apr.
y. 1922 (vacated. .....:....... 44.59
UNIVERSAL TRANSPORTATION
CO. Inc.-Marconi Wireless Tele-
graph Co. of America; Dec. Is.
ROBINSON. David. and Dora Rob
inson-C. II. Anderson; Apr. IS.
MALLIDBs, Themis Ell. NJ.
Woodworking Co.. Inc; Apr. 10,
LiNcoLN TRUST co. -. l.. i''1O'S
Ryder. Oct. 9. 1921. 1............. lie. so
GLICKMAN, Nathan--L'Art De Ga
lalith. Inc: Apr. @. 1922 (vacated) 460 64
NANNY, Valentine L. - Crescent
Athletic Club of Brooklyn; Mar.
+ 81. 1872 1910
The New York herald., 1922-05-03

and Marteo Lafferna-People. &C. 250o.0
O. V. wANTLAND CO.. INC
Sherwin- Williams Co............. 26e.3o
ORGAN KNITTING MILLS. INC
d. Sander ...-.................. 1,O3f.2O
OSBORN, John-H. r. Schoenberg.. a25 90
OCEAN CO. INC.-M Cohn ct al. 15,sss55
Economou .................... e3s.4l
PULBINDER. Joseph-s. Jacobs
RIDGE HoLDING CO. iNc.-T.
Weinshelbaum ........ 543.s2
ROBERTSON. Arthur III. de
Adams ........... 2.oe5.os
ct al. ..................... 3s7.o5
RAvAIoLI, Luigi-H. c. Zaro.. s7is2
REICHMAN. Henry and Mary-J
soUVILIE, Russell and Dudley
Cornel--E. +. Leonhard. 1.947.sS
SIMPSON. Herman ). (Simpson
ct all al 80 ............. 1.27s.s1
trim .-.................... 742.37
Co .................... 5o7.eo
WILLIAMS, Robert E.-North-
western Electric Equipment Co. s2e.7o
WEBER, Pierre HIP. d. Pek-
mezaris .......-.......-,... 2,319.3o
BRONX.
BENES. stanes-F. w. Ayers ct al $736.s0
COSTAR. George. and Jennie
Schaffner--City of New York.. 214.20
GOTTESMAN. Harry A.; Adolph
Eoenig and Edward p. Eaestner-
The New York herald., 1922-05-03

p. W. FRENCH & co. (Percy W. French
and Mitchell sanneis). art and antique
furniture. 6 East 56th st.-lnvoluntary. BY
Dekran II Keledian, who claims $lO,I0o;
John r. McGrath. s370. and Charles ].
Charles $685.. Jenkins Rogers. attor-
LEO FOGLER, printer. o06 West s6th St.
Voluntary Liabilities, $4.755: assets. Sis.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
JACOB RONES. 3651 Broadway. - Carol
Weiss King. receiver: bond. 81 600.
WOLF scHoNZEIT:- Cyrus Miller; receiver
$1,000.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY
Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday
n n ~ United y1ii States District &c Court were:
bilities, Sight assets. s3.O
HYDRO CARBON GAS Co.-Liabilities, So
023; no assets.
COTTAGE HARDWARE PLUMBING CORP.
Liabilities, s6.0i5 assets unknown.
ASSIGNMENTS.
NORRIS FRIEDMAN, MAX GOLDMAN and
BENNY ROBBINS. cloak and suit manu-
OF creditors to Israel NJ. Haber. 1so East
Houston st.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following judgments we're filed yester
day, the first name being that OF the
debtor.
MANHATTAN.
ANAKIAN, Arshil-H. Smith. h... 1906 70
AGELOFF. Abraham-Tadma Real
ANroNTo cAssEsE { CO, nc 80
A., peminco ...,............... s52.45
BIRK. Luigi~Nationai surety Co. 2s5. 40
yers Title and Trust Coz. b,s2s "a
BLOOM, David-J. Lipowsky $500
COOPER. Stephen Al. Mendel. 81
Robertson: :....... -. -. 5.o72 So
vitz and Joe Browns. scheinman ssi.4i
a. Smith ...................... 521.7o
CASsALE. Giuseppe-Nat. Sur. Co 22420
CuTRONA. Mchael-44 West 22d
Street Realty Corp. ............. 35i.20
DAHLGREN. VS.. l.. Noren... 54i.70
DREYSPOOL, l.. VI Korostoff 2,032.74
DAVID, Emily, and Harry Katz-
DAVIS. B. Mccc.-B. Altman Co $3.50
sTH AV. r. r. CO.-City OF N. Y. S.24s.50
KyIss, Ky%ns q and ID Samuel Evan'-s. ssa 90
ENGEL iE. G Costume CO. INlc..3i 0'''V
East ssd St Realty Corp. ........ e75.s5
FRANKSTONE. KARIN. Schwartz 22i.41
hey ...... ................. 1850. go
Lucas f. Moore stave Co. Inc. !. 5425a
GERSETA CORP.-Siik Assn. costs 3s6. 20
GALLAGHER. Edward, or Howard
sherman. Of Peter Brody-Peo-
/. : :
Marx . ................ 1853 81
GRAHAM, Malcolm-H. Britenstool 5s2 A
CiOLDSTEIN. Max-S. Kass 500. so
Devoe & Raynolds Co. Inc. -. 72o.1o
GOLDSTEIN. Irving (Goldstein e.
Co.)-Shapiro Bros. ........... 5S7.47
GOLDSTON, Anna-Frances & Co.,
Dressmakers, Inc. .............. 3.IS6. SO
HERMAN, Sol. and John Nathanson
IN. Y. Dress Co.'s. Horowitz
ct al .................. ~. 40
Eastland -. ................. s7o.7o
co. iNc.-Mayer & Lange...... 222.as
KERNER. Harry E., and John Pike
M. J. Fernstein .............. 527.57
KATE, Paley-J. Aiello ........... 1904. OF
LIBOw. Jacob-E l.. Quarles Corp. 2.T60. IS
LINDEN, M.-Jay Thorpe, Inc. 503. 10
MUMIO. Micheo-Nat. Sur Co... : 215.45
MOORE, George G.-Equitable
Trust Co. of n. Y........ ........ 9,s19.41
McQUADE, Patrick. and Nat. Sur.
Co-People, &C. ................. 100000
MOSS. Adolph R.-M. Ka1rus. 43S.2o
MOSCA, Vincent, and Philip-Com-
monwealth Finance Corp. 222. 6J
NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD co.
CITY of New York. ............. 15. .021 &c
NADLER, Wolf--Shwab Bros. Co.. 1880
NICASTRO Paul Angelo Muscarefo
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
Grit Ruins the Enamel

Grit may SCRAPE and GRIND the film from the
face of the teeth-so EMERY DUST would scrape the
greasy film from dinner plate. But it is CERTAIN,
ALSO, TO SCRAPE AND INJURE THE ENAMEL
UNDER THE FILM, just emery dust would ruin
the enamel on the dinner plate