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among others that he and Marian are
engaged"
Yes, Marian told me that"
'Ah. She really takes it seriously,
does she?"
Yes, she takes it seriously; why
shouldn't she?"
rs the first time she ever took
anything seriously; that's all"
Il think better Of it than that, Dan.
She's fine, strong, loyal girl with a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-29
BY ALTMAN

to stop it. Even if you hated him
you would protect Mrs. Bassett and
the children"
Il could do nothing of the kind.
Sylvia. Now that I've left Bassett
my influence has vanished utterly.
Besides, I'm out of politics. I hate
the game. It's rotten-rotten clean
through"
To Be Continued
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
s. w. Straus Establish.
PrOfitSharing Sy.I.,
To Appropriate Amour, E,
to 1919 Of Salaries Of ps''
plOyees Earning Sl.O00

8. W. StrAus 4 Co. anno,.
night the establishment Al 80 II
Of profit sharing By which 49, yHe
Of the company are % rscelye y. ~
equal 70 10 per cent Of theft ,.,....t'
70 be taken from the earning, !, ~ z
company y Y
The announcement vas m.l.
W. Straus 40 the annual dic,e v I
Ambassador Hotel, ATTENDED h, =. p
ecutiyes Of the company. Tss ~
Of the new plan will ness 49,
tributiOn of 100000, lneludls, n y q
fare policies olready IN oDe,s,ist
"Tho company viii appyooy,.,t
year out Of is earning, s.
Stfaus, "an amount sqgal
cent Of the sum paid In .g.f
those earning 1900 a yea, 80
The plan becomes operstly.
uary !, 1929, tho recesssrv n. ~
paid by the company 10
trustees elected by the enbIsy.....' 49,, !. Z
among their own members r., - ~.
service Is necessary, but AZ -, ta1
of the plan IL made rstro,,,i-. 80 49,
years 90 January I, 1870 " ~
Mr.. Straus announced also "a. 49,.
lishment Of a pension erdowre,,' ~, ~,
By which one-half q ~ -. 80, ~
salary up % fz1boo A va, ..i,, y.igy,ss'|
paid after twenty yeaa u ...-.,.. - :
az the ago Of sixty. WsdSi,. y
ranging from 5 % 10 ysr e,rt % ~ ,,
salary and anniversary pr,ssst. =, 80. =.
ing from 2 % 10 per cent Ar, 80
cluded In the comDanys pr,,e-,. =
employees earning uD . H066 ! -.
One h1ndred dollars is rsId n, \, 80 ..I
baby born In the family q a =. -
ployee.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Disturbed by Decline

Question: am holding twenty i've
shares OF Middle states Oh. which cost me
si2. / have had same Tor eighteen months.
but they never moved with the oiher on
Stoke Last week 1 had letter from
the Middle states OF Company sayins.the
brokers we're against advising Middle
states OIL Would you advise mo 70 sell
ard buy Tlmken Roller Bearing. when
pays s. dividends. or Consolidated Textile
/ have now twenty shares OF Consolidated
Textile. which cost me zoA. waiting your
reply.-H Z. G..
Answer-We consider Middle States
Oil shares suitable for a business man
accustomed 20 assuming the ordinary
business risks that are usually asso-
ciated with the oil business. Consoli-
dated Textile is not on a dividend basis
and cannot be considered an invest
ment. william VI. Wood. president Of
the American Woolen Company, has re-
Gently been named chairman Of the
board Of Consolidated Textile and is
expected 20 strengthen the company.
Tlmken Roller Bearing stock Is
stronger than either OF the others
from an investment viewpoint, we
believe.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Good Judrment In seIeetlon

Question: have been impressed with
the able and conservative character Of your
answers 20 financial questions that are sub
mitted 10 you from time 20 time. I would
Ike 20 know n you would suggest any
changes In the following investments OF u
widow whose only source of income Is the
investments / now submit 90 YOU. $4,000
eiit-cdEe naortgaees on real estate bcarfnr
per cent, $4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad
ehs. 1876 $1,000 Pcnnsyivania Railroad IS,
isCs $4,000 Northern Pacinc fs 2OfT:
$1,000 Western Union 6ils. 1896. $4,000 81
Louls.San Francisco prior lien fs 1850:
$1,000 southern Railway general a.. 1856;
$1,000 Missouri Pacific gercrui a. 1913
In fact, ! myself selected tho above lst
and I would Ike very much 10 have your
opinion upon its general soundnfns and n
W. s. X.
Answer-You have shown good judg-
ment In the selection 10 bonds for this
woman. We see no reason for making
any change.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Indefinite IndicationsRetard
Placing of Orders; Gray
and Blue Favored; Shoe
Men Watch Garments

The styling Of textiles. apparel and
accessories for spring, especially those
worn by women, arc givlng manu-
faeturers more than usual concern at
present. In the last few years only
few OF the styles that ushcrcd m
a new season have survived to the end
This has led 10 some serious trade
losgea, which Manufacturer ieel
should be eliminated In Bomo way
The fact that styles now change 80
quickly has served 20 bring wholesale
activity In buying nearer tho time tnat
the consumer viii register demand ior
goods. with the result that textile
mills and manufacturers Of garments
who speelaiize on styled merchandise,
find Themselves unable 20 sell any
great proportion Of their possible pro-
duction in advance.
The question Of color In women's
garments for spring is a perpleHing
one az present. Grey and blue appear
90 be Leading favorites in tho cafiy
showinas, with the Oriental effects 90
brillian. coloriuga expected 20 carry
through. ~ the silk trade, howoyor,
there Is some doubt expressed by
manufacturer concerning the whims
Of the public 20 take more of the bold
printed patterns In silks and In new
designs now being brought out there
is a swing toward more conservation.
Black. which maintained long
vogue this year. Il being shunted aside
in spring merchandise as FAR as possi-
bic. and In many directions there is
an ardent campaign to swing through
the entire color gamut 10 solid white.
shoe manufacturers also are watch
ing the color tendency closely. II grey
and blue predomlnate in costumes. col
ored kid and hosh finished shoes arc
likely 10 supplant the popular patent
leather in favor. SO far. however,
there has been little 20 indicate =
definite trend on style and color FOR
the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Great Northern Iron Ore

ou,stlon-r have ten shares Great North.-
ern Iron ore which were purchased - -
A. the market now they nre worth -. 10
you think IL advisable 70 sell nov ana
take a loas rather than walt and riek ilr-
fhar lossea7 To cover this loss Woule Dll
an Erie general lion 4 bond. DO you thih<
n n good buy az this umef TX NOT. """t
would you advise '-J. v. =.
Answer-Opcration OF the Great
Northern Iron ore Properties have not
been 50 successful this year as in some
former years and this SITUATION PROD
abiv accounts FOR the decline In the
price Of the certificates. Whether you
should continue 20 hold these or take
a ioss. Of course, is 4 personal ques-
ton which you should decide Tor your
self. n you prefer 20 undertake
new speculation in hope Of recouping
your loss, we can be Of no assistance.
II, however, you are ready 70 eonsiofI ii5
Investment OK your capital We ToiS TouiiSS
not suggest Erie bonds. We should
prcfer bonds Of higher grade or gooa
preferred stocks.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Linen Prices Cut Again

BELFAST, Dec. ii.-Prices Tor
.iocks OF linon goods in this market
were cut again to-day, following the
suspension OF operations by the Cam
brio Manufacturers Association AZ a
meeting Of the bleachers last nignt lt
was decided that the reductions OF ~
per cent on eambrics and iZrs per eeh'
on shccrs were not sufficient 20 quleA-
lv move out the heavy stocks tnro"n
on tho market by tho government sne
overcome the softness OF the marKe'
created By the financial emparra5as-
ment Of several firms. Accordingly, tnS
bleachcrs decided that anotner Su' ol
3 10 10 per cent should DC mace TOT
shccrs and per cent Tor camDrlcs'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
All Speculative

or..uon-WI,h respect 40 the foAo.ink
American international corpofauoh' -"
ers~t s,..t Company. Pacific Develop
r,cnt Company. United Pron SUI tns
company, Will YOU kindly ADVISE whetn
.n your OPINION an lnFestmont ih We sDS
4. srorth while for maybe long pun 80
thcre anv possibrfties for market apple-
ciatlon In the above. partievlary Ametl.tsn ~
International corporatlonI am to.a 'H'
latter Is good specsiation.-A W. j.
Answer-You seem 20 have gained
n wrong impression Of the purpose OF
This column. Il Is not 90 Offer sug-
gestions on speculations. We do not
know what the future prices OF tho
stocks you mention VIII be and unless
YOU feel you arc able 20 assume the
risks involved we believe you should
select stocks Of a higher grade.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Prices Continue
Decline in Quiet
Trading on Curb
Cities Service Depressed on
Heavy Selling and Many
Others Move in Narrow
Range; Indusirials Firm

Renewed selling pressure. especially
in Cities Service shares, resulted IN
lower prices in many Of the speculative
securities on the Curb market yester-
day. Standard Oil stocks were quieter,
while independents as a rule moved
within q narrow range. Industrials
we're generally firm.
Jones & Laughlin preferred was
traded in on a when issued basis from
i07Z 20 lOSA. Repetti Candy developed
strength on reports Of continued busi-
ness Improvement. Earnings, which
have improved considerably In the last
Few months, are now running AZ the
rnto Of about 81 a share annually on
the $4,000 shares outstanding, u Is
figured. stutz Motors lost fraction.
Cities Services decline OF AZ points
was laid 10 Uncertainty over the pro
posed stock dividend plans. Prairie
Pipe Line was frmer. but Standard OF
Indiana sagged slightly.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Textile Markets Quiet

Normal quiotude prevailed IN inc
iocol tcxtile markets yesterday, con.
Iiiion that is likely 10 prevail until
nfter the turn Of the year. travelling
s,iesmen. who have been over their
territories recently and have returned
homo Tor the holidays. report that the
prospects for good business In January
arc excellent According 20 the sales
men. stocks of silk, woolens and cot
tons ir retail and jobbing establish
ments are az low point, while con
sumor demand Is generally good. her.
chants now are not buying because OF
their desire to end the year with low
Inventories. Many retailers, according
20 the salosmen, also feel that prices
may be lower after the holidays ana
arc awaiting developments before plae-
inc more orders.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Business Ne W s
Spring Styles and COIOrs Now
Subject of Worry in Trade
Sales Of Dry Goods
Large, Reports Field

CHICAGO, Nov. II. -' Marshall
Field & Co, In their review cover
Ing the last week IN the wholesale
dry goods field, says
"Current wholesole distribution OF
dry goods was much larger than
during the corresponding period OF
last year. Mail orders and orders
from salcsmen on the road wero re-
celved IN larger volume than a year
ago.
Merchants from n very wide srsa
attended the pre-inventory sale.
Both In point Of attendance and IN
volume Of business tho pre-inven-
tory sale was considerably larger
than that Of 1921.
"ColleeiIons increased somewhat
over tho same period Of last year"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Wants a Least 5 Per Cent

Question: have $1,000 TO invest and
desire 10 buy a $1,000 industrial bond
VIII you kindly name IN order your pref
erence some Industrial bonds. not redeem
able for az least twenty years. high class
and Yielding between s and Per cent, or
az least not less than per centf-R. ID.
Answer-The following bonds are Of
good grade and we consider them suit
able for your $1,000; General Electric
debenture bs. 1852, returning about
per cent; American Smelling 5s, ie47,
returning about 5A per cent; Bethle-
hem Steel S., ls42, returning about
64 per cent; or American Sugar Re-
hning S., 1897, returning about SIS per
cent. The percentage rates quoted are
the current yearly return and not the
yield 10 maturity. Although these
bonds are subject 20 redemption before
maturity. we believe the likelihood OF
their being called is almost negligible.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
b. & O. Common

ouestion-wiii you please Eive me your
opinion OF the Baltimore a ohio Railroad
common as an investment for q business
man at around ito?--s. u. A.
Answer-Until Baltimore & Ohio
common has been restored TO a diyi-
dend basis the stock cannot be con-
sidered suitable for investment puI~
poses. Even after dividends are re-
sumed the shares will contain an ele-
ment Of speculation that would compel
the holder TO assume certain amount
Of risk. Whether the stock would
serve your purpose depends largely on
your financial position.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
rI.h.rIe, stockn rn.uItabIs

ou.,tion--f hold nftssn shares Atlantic
coast FISHERIES common STOCK. ais2 '.v
Hosion. I have not received any dlYiden1s
~, three years and fail 10 nnd out lny-
thing about tho business Any inigfWatloh
YOU can give mo viii b9 gratei'lH f''
oeiytd-H X
Answer-The Atlantic Coast Fish-
cries Company was rcorganized IN
April. 1922, and holders Of common
stock were given ono.twentieth OF
their holdings IN common stock OF a
new company OF the same name. 10
statemsnts Of the Bay State Fishing
Company have been made available iot
about three years We are unable 70
Gnd market for the common stock Of
either company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
u. S. Exports Increase
Shipments to England Gained
lap. C.. i'm October

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL Increased
exports during October, well dis
tributed among most Of the countries
OF the world, are shown in figures made
public to-day by the Department Of
Commerce.
Great Britain again was the heaviest
purchaser o. American products. tax
ing exports valued et Sss 's2o,0oA, as
compared with S70,s52.sl0 for the pre-
eeding month.
In October a year ago Great Britain
bought sS4e5i,il5 In American prod
ucts.
The increases were attributed by de-
partment officials largely TO the an
nual seasonal shipments Of cotton, eN.
cert In the case Of South and Central
American countries. Detailed statis-
ties showing the nature o. the com
modities exported 20 these countries
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Two Class C Directors Of
Reserve Board Are Name

WASHINGTON. Dec. iiy-Tks gst
erai Reserve Board late today -
nounced the appointment q FVi Z
Reef. Of Denver, % Be Class . 4
rector Of the FEDERAL Reserve balk 3
Kansas City. lie succeeds Frsi 7
Fleming, whose three.yetr isfa n
expired.
The appointment o. George " 4
Cormick, Of Menominse, Nleh, ulm
& director Of the FEDERAL RsssTs,f
Of Minneapolis, also was anaa-'a
Mr.. McCormiek takes The plaes Srts
By c. II. Benedict
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
HrNRY ]. IrAKr. Iuctioneer.

hAaNfA y Lt-+feEs AlclioneeEs
ADRIAN n. MULLER 4 son will sell nt
auction on Tuesday, December 18th. lo2a.
az ~ 80 O'Clock. az the Exchange Saiefroom.
Nos. IL and is NeFry Street. \. Y.
For Account of Whom Il Nay Concern.
Let No. i--J1 shs. preferred and ses shares
common stock, The Cuban Dominican
firar Co.
lot No. 2 i7x shs. preferred and i67 shs
common stock. The Cuban Dominican Co
Lot No 3-e6A chs. preferred and tts shs
common stock. The Cuban Dominican
Sugar Co.
The Following Demand Notes o. the collrna
Lumber Co. payable with Interest AZ 81
Per Annum. viz. fSta.1g Nov. 18Th, 1914.
$50 Fehy eth. 1915 so April 10Th. 1913 (;
t.t14s Nov J. 1915: fi.ts6t3 Oct. seth.
1915: tzo0g Sov ifih. 1915; l,1t2s4
April seth. 1917: tl.f95.56 Nov. I. 1917;
tie7o.17 My /. 1915. slsa7.e7 Nov. tn
1915. si.s7o.i7 May 5, 1913: tL7ie.eo
Nov "a. 1913. sit97.33 Nay 4. 1910 I:
ti.cs7.CT Nov. sih 1890; ,i.t7o.is May 9.
1891; Si.ss7f7 Nov. 3. 1871; t,s7e.i7
May "a. 1879. fi.ss7.sT Nov. "a. 1872.
ts0 600 Coiifnn Lumber Company let Atge.
= Bonds dated Nay !. 1919, due Nay 1.
1894. Union Trust CO OF Albany. Trus-
tee Coupon bonds, Certificate o. Deposit.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
TEMPORARY BOND
Bearing the distinguishing letters I'M
7395

Upon surrender Of each Of the above listed
bonds 90 drawn for redemption ~ the Office
Of T. p. Morgan & Co. Sinking Fund Irus-
ICES q Wall Street, New York. on or after
January 2, 1928. payment win be made Of
The redemption price Of 1867 Of the pfin.
eipai sum. All such drawn coupon Bonds
surrendered mus; have attached the couponi
maturing July !, 1923, and subsequently.
An such drawn registered Bonds must b
duly assiEned In blank. The coupon on such
drawn coupon Bonds due January J., 1923,
nay be detached and collected and the in
f-ren then due on tuch drawn Temporary
psnd viii be PAID IN accordance with The
terms thereof Interest will cease on al
such drawn Bonds from and after January /,
1921. Any Of such drawn Bonds may be
converted into stock Of the Cooperation, as
provided in the aforesaid Indenture. on or
before January 2. 1928. The said date Of
payment Of she redemption price.
Dated. October 80. 1922.
CERRo DE- PASCo COPPER
CORPORATION,
BY II. ksK MoLLER. 7rsafprey.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Wool Prices Easier

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The selection Of
merino was very poor at to-day's wool
auction here, at which the total otter
inrs were ii,274 bales OF Colonial wool.
Good sydney, slightly bury, made $50;
clean, short eos, bury, 49d; short,
average tender West Australian, 64s.
70s. about SD. a large selection OF
slipes. Of the clothing sorts was easier.
frequently a half penny, three farth-
ings below tho highest point OF this
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Merger RumOrs Linz
Two Oil COrpOrAau.
But Reports Of Producers mi
Refners BarnsdhlI Merger
Lack Confirmation Here

Reports % a new oil rsrs.r. q n.
olude the Producers and Rstnsf, cof.
poration and the BarnttAl cors1.
tion, reached the financial district ya.
terdsy in Denver dispatches. bss lask,i
Official confirmation in local hsrf,r
circles identified with the tftiu \
both companies. u was bellsysd. ks
ever. thst some sort Of deal inyainI
the two Is under way
There vas an attempt 10 conntt u
merger reports With the fling reset
~ Cheyenne, Wyo, of articles 4 3
corporation o. the platts River 4
fning Company. With q capital of o.
600 900. The ineorporators wsrs { l
Croteau, u. A. Bruce and &. X. Vtlio
an connected With Blair 4 Co, q IL
city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Business Trouble
Petition. IN Benkruptey

The following petitions IN bankruptcy
were filed yeaterday In the United STATES
District Court;
SCHWARTZ BRos-Involuntary; fur
B. & A. NOVELTY sHoP-InyoluntAry;
i37s wilkins av.. Bronx. Liseiiiues iao'-
poffGLAss WAKEFIELD coUTLEE,
TSc.-Involuntaryi advertising agency
" nRNEsT fis EST H. sPASGLER - volan,Ary;
brakeman. Maybrook. =. T. LdAoihtles'
'THGARRY KUcHiNsKY 49, voluntary;
walter. 20 Wet li5th 81. lAAeiliusa
SAMPSON J. MILLER - voluntary;
dairy products. Is Monigom''y a. LA
HARRY Won TII,zER AUeIc PUB
LIsHIN0 Co-lnvoiuntary lts' "A''
Liabilities. $40. 900: assstn 1900
HARRY DAMAsK-voiuntarYi nnnagsr'
S5i ciarenont Parkway. LiAbiliu's w.
zoSr BRos.-volun;ary. ~ "a Az. LA
bptles. f2I5o: assets. 1850
COMMERCIAL JoBBINo HoSsEItisns, ia
~. the DronK. Liabilities. 5000; assets
''gyVRR HARRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 7s
and ibO eth hv. Liabilities 'N'ass; as
'''S 'ISuotsT4 s;sis ANDERSON - voIun,ary;
cafeteria. 100 Fulton n.
NJ. 4 D. LEATHER GOODS co.-Invol-
untary. II East Houston u.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The foiic-ing receivers IN bankruptcy
were appointed yesiercay In the tnited
states District Court;
Woifgang 2. schwabacher for p. 4 A.
Novelty store 1923 wilkins av.. the Bronx.
with bond OF 5000
". Miles Nlms and Albert s. Bard. All
cfliary receivers for United states High
Speed Steel and Tool Corp. The corpora
ton has a plant 81 Green Island, Albany
County
Schedules I'm Bankruptcy
The following schedules IN bankruptcy
were filed yesterday n the United states
District Court.
JIM MILLINERY CO. INc-n Wen
3sth st. Lisbllltlss. 81. asseis. t1.eiT.
NORTHEASTERN FURNITURE CO.,
rSC.-if3 West 3sth st liabilities
tS1137; assets. tfa.if1
PETRUs sAAD q BRos.-ExportsrG 50
Washington st- Liabilities. tse.tti; as
acts. tte.s71.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
TIE CLEVELAND 4 PITTsBUhCH
RAfIRCAn COMPANY.

Cleveland. o.. November 1sfh. 1872.
ssaitd proposais for the sale of General
Nortgage Bonds q this Company Tor ac-
eounf of the sinking Fuuc. 10 not 20 ex-
cod par and accrued iutcrcsf. 20 the
amount Of ftfcfo.o 90. viii te received a.
the onics q Messrs Winaiov, LaEier 4
Company. 90 cedar street New York,
~ = 10 the close OF busnens DfSENBEk
sofh 1879 Proposals uIcHt Indicate series
II brnda "A i" r." &C. or %" ard also.
An she case q series %" nost ireicaie
fhe number of bonds bearing coupons for
sITto and Tor 1880, each respectively.
Bonds accepted viii b. payable January
md. 1874. with Interest 20 that date. 90
the onlcs ~ Nessrs Winfiow, Lanier A
Co a. Above II not rre8tntcd On that
(ay the riEht - reservet 20 reject the bid.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Investment
Information

Questions Of general igisyesi 70 ~.
pesfors vW be aHswered ~ th,s coy,
urr, IN which case oniy initials ,0iu
BE- ussd. Others will BE- answered, ~
mail. Address al inquiries, irelos-
inc a stampsd, oddreesed envelope, 70
Financial Editor, The Tribune, I5%
Nassau Street, Ncw York Ciiy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
One Change Suggested

ousstion-Kindiy giys me your valued
Information DO you consider the ioAo.
irg bonds a safs Investment for one Nho
cannot aNord 20 loee7 Armour u W..
Great Northern Railroad 5hs. MontaaA
power bs. Fircstono TIRE and Rubber ft
preferred IS. o.
Answor-If you viii substitute Ches-
apeake 4 Ohio preferred for the Ere
stone stock. your list will be suitable
FOR investment purposes.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
PROPOSALS
TrrAFrrVf

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising 9
Architects ONlce. Washif ton ID. C..
Dec. +, 1923 SEALED PROPOSALS Will
be opened In this Office az p. m. Dec. -.
1873. Tor Furnishing and installing laundry
rnachinery az The T. s Veterans Hospital
Bronx. X y. Specihcations may BE- OBJ
fained az this Office or at the onice q the
superintendent 0f Construction AZ BronI-
n n. IN the discretion q the Supervising
Arehissct Jaa H. Wetmorc. Acting Super
vf~fnw Architect
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Commercial Credit

Moderate activity Is reported in the
commercial money markets. Borrow
ing rates remain firm. Commercial paper
is diseounting AZ ~ 70 5 per cent,
with tho bulk Of paper going at "a
per cent.
Tho American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
eoun. rates on prime bankcrs' accept.
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
No Value to Shares

ousstion-.whlis looking over ny fathers
papsra found he vas the owner or
sofss shares of the Manhattan Ice COM
pany. Incorporated In New Jersey IN Ivy.
/ would like % know what became OF the
c0mpany.-A. G. 7.
Answer-The charter Of the Man
haitian leo Company Of New Jersey
was volded for non-payment OF taxes
In 1904.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
is. slores start German PIanl

BERLIN, Dec. ia number OF de-
partment stores. including Blooming
dale Brothers Of New York. have es-
tablished knit goods factory AZ
Chcmnitz. l.. s. Mayer and Ernest
Blochert, representatives Of the store
announced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Satisfied Judgments
In NEW York County


The first name Is that Of tho debtor. the
second that Of the creditor. and date when
judgment vas flcd;
Lamar. Juilan-7i Central Park
West, Inc; Sept 20, is2i....... f-T9.7f
Brady. Arthur C--s Wood: Feb
II. 1914 observation-disclosures. i69,9S
so son-c becker: Aug 7. ISL. 1915
Clark. Thomas F-J Helm, juno
- lA4- -stssr r+..ssss. ssssstts lf-ts.tl
Coleman. James s et ai-E a Ru-
tiger ct nj. Dec ?. 2-........ e.est.Ss
Clark. Paul, and sander Tiiaptshy
People. etc. Sept IA. is22'tva-
June :. 1915. -. -. s,,ast
dissr Il 81 june 5 i,lo. -. assio
Johnson, Margaret y Y-D y
Smith, July 81. i912.......... i..siit5
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