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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
No Formal Agreement
On Mexican Oil Here
Conference Will Prepare Only
Tentative Plan To Be Pre-
sented to Ohregou

Although no formal statement WAS
given out following yesterdays session
OF the conference between Adolfo de
la Huertn, Mexican Finance Minister.
ana representatives of FIVE prominent
on companies in regard to the future
development of Mexican oil fields. it
was learned that no definite agreement
VIII oe drawn up and signed here, as
was the case at the conclusion of nego-
tiations on the Mexican debt.
II Is understood that the conferees
VIII formulate tentative plan which
Will be laid before President Oregon
and his Cabinet. Whether the, details
VIII be put before the Congress. as was
the debt settlement is not known.
Inc general opinion is, however, that
the plans would not be submitted to the
Congress until a definite agreement
had been reached between the Ameri-
can oil men and President Obregon.
1t is the purpose of the oil men to
obtain definite assurances on the ques-
ton of taxes which Wilt permit tie
organization of a super-compaay 10
direct the drilling of undeveloped
acreage of the FIVE companies under a
pooling arrangement.
Just how far negotiations have pro-
crossed could not be learned, but the
fact that the conference had deter
mined the form of it's conclusions was
interpreted by some as indication that
the conference was approaching an
end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Ford Would Lease Branch.
OF l.. & N. to Move Coal

DETROIT, July 6 (By The Associated
Press) Henry Ford has offered to
lease that part of the Louisville g.
Nashville Railroad extending between
Banner Fork and Corbin, KY, and from
Coroin 70 Cincinnati aGd operate 1t
with the present force Of railways em.
ployees ain order tint coal may be moved
TO Detroit" 1t became known Mr..
Ford maze the offer to the president of
the Louisville & Nashville after the
railroad company had Informed him it
was unable TO move 5000 cars of coal
consigned TO Detroit industries because
OF labor troubles.
The Banner Fork branch is the coal
carrying division OF the railroad. DIR.
Ford's offer included the taking over
of the railroads equipment On this
branch under the proposed lease.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 6.--Surprise
was expressed by members of the staff
of w. l.. Mapother, president of tho
Louisville e. Nashville Railroad here
to-day when they were told Of the re-
ported offer Of Henry Ford 10 lease the
cenpany's lines from Banner Fork to
Corbin and from Corbin to Cincinnati.
W. J. Michael, secretary to the presi-
dent, said that press reports were the
first intimation that had been received
of the proposal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Drops ''Hudson Seal' Claim
hosofsky Says Trade May Use
Term Freely

+ aaron kosofsky, who recently
CLAIMED sole rights to the use of the
term Hudson Seal" in connection with
fur made of dyed. sheared and cleo
trically treated muskrat skins to re.
semble real seal, under a copyright
issued to him. yesterday announced the
Withdrawal of plans for prosecution Of
alleged infringement.
According to his announcements, the
fur trade is at liberty to use the trade
term freely without any payment of
royalty to him. At the time Mr.. Kosof-
sky announced his claim the fur trade
was taken by surprise and much dis
cussion concerning the legal right to
copyright on the name cnsued. Opin-
ion in the trade in many legal quarters
was that the copyright could not be
enforced In making the announcement
of his plans of withdrawal Of plans to
enforce the copyrigh. Mr.. Kosofsky
stressed the point that his claim Of
having originated the term several
years ago remains unchallenged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday IN the lnlteo states
District Court:
LEON d. KRAKER-volunts1ry Real
estate broker $40 w. 151st st. Liabilities,
s3s,s4o: assets, 500 ,,,,,,
snais - & 1nBs r. nTona s
0'' LoUis NJ BARoN--vountary Sales
man. 10 Barclay st. Liao'ii''es' >'4--'
Sss ming TOY BOOT SHOP 1Nc1lnyol-
untary 1866 broadway Liabilities
s2 GRaNn nsS With ' co. 1Sc1nvolunsary.
''G Is Ira9R > Observation-Disclosures Fur
r'e NEW w Y srd x SKIRT co.-1nvoluntary.
243 Eldridge ST. . l.o rrvoirr
JAMES Y. FANIELE q ~ ''i"n
tary 1910 Broadway.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
r,. following receivers in bankruptcy
vern annointed yesterday in the United
States District Court
Elizabeth A. Read. for Vincent y. Ma
zone. importer 2Fo west -" o.
'I Ruth h, I,swinsohn. for y. Leibernnan & Son:
81 stanton st. merchants with ooi'A Oh
To- Joseph Israel. for .Iulins Vtnis, mer,
chant. 81 Hester st, with bono OF SlI9o
Julius S. Berg, for JOSEPH st NH nie' ~
Sam samuel Hershenstein. for Parssstyle Pet
ticoat ManufacturiEC soh'P@i'' "
ST. with bond of S2.ooe r, ~.
Frank Drncker. for Michael BscSer 20
st AIMS av., Bronx, shoes Win poHD u
$500.
schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Dist LIN, n utKiaaKER-Real estate broker.
$50 West 15Ist st. Liabilities SSS'sfo' as
sets 500. ror r>.~ oaao
La ROSE CLOTHES SHOP NC e.. ~.
Se1 Lof.Is n. BARoN--salesman 70 Bar
cIay 81 Liabilities S7.422: assets, $3.50;
=, EXy-t-lcthjng "a Fifth av. La
biiities. s4osss4: assets. s2os,sa4.
Assignments
The International Fashion Publishing
Corporation, publishing fashion siy s :, ln .,
Cohen $50 West 1924 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
prime bankers acceptances eligible fo,
purchase by Federal Reserve banks.
Believe June Automobile
Output Will Set Record
Figures Expected to Show Big
Gain in Production; Decline
Seen i'm .Tuly

There is reason to believe that the
production of motor cars in this coun-
Try IN June exceeded the record high
figure. of 256,0o0 established in Nav
according to "Automotive Industries >
This will bring the output for the sec
ond quarter of the year up to 725, 900
cars.
Even TO those within the industry
says the paper, at seems almost unbe-
ilevable that SO many motor vehicles
could have been absorbed in three
months. With the country just recov-
erlng from long period of depres-
SION sales have been larger than ever
before for like period
In the face of the tremendous bust.
ness of the quarter just closing it
seems inevitable that thare will Be a
seasonal decline this month. Spotty
retail sales conditions in certain sec
tons indicate that it already has he.
gun, but there are no signs that it will
approach the proportions of a slump
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Freight Car Loadings Show
An Increase of 1904

Loading of revenue freight during
the week ended June % totaled 877,-
856 cars, an increase of 17084 over the
preceding week, according to reports
filed by the railroads with the car serv-
ice division of the American Railway
Association. This was an increase of
102,409 cars over the corresponding
week last wear, but decrease Of 49,
SAT compared with the similar week
of 1921.
With the exception of grain and
grain products, increases compared
with the previous week, were reported
in the loading of all commodities. Coal
loadings totaled 96,S60 cars, an in
crease Of 1924.
Compared by districts increases over
the week before were reported in the
loading Of all mmodities in all ex-
cept the southern and southwestern
districts. but all reported increases
compared with the corresponding week
@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
PROPOSALS
IMITATION TO CONTRACTORS
Agreement "RW"

Iyer sna River Behring'S Along Roosevelt
Flasbiss apa Fortieth Avenue, and in
{ sssi Gn,as River, Borough OF Queens
sor,,s.eso bids or proposals for making
,.,.aP.ss along the route of proposed ex-
rFss.s. :, g the Greensboro Subway Ra pid
~; aaiiroad, Route No. So. on Roose-
Flashln'' n ne, ana Fortieth Avenue. and in
VII hlvec in the Borough of Queens.
!, ~ - received by the Transit Commission
sasJ ~ e's,e Of New York (hereinafter
Cts ~ Commission on behalf of the
ssas.niss;osee w York. at the. Office of the
ssrorsh "a a. a. No ~ Lafayette street.
aN.n.,s fourteenth day Of July. 1922, at
sAch ts1y Cl:3e) o'clock A NJ, at
hbs s s,,ae and place or at a later date
kssis viii oy me Commission. the pro-
rhs cn Gu oe publicly opened
sq,l n.o5ntractor must complete ali the
,. e, the contract.
sser rsnn, description of the work and
nsens sa ents. provisions and specifi-
ssss are given in the forms of agree
IA. s s and contractors proposal and
ssa.sa asract drawing. which are to he
shich part OF this Invitation and copies
he ofsea oe inspected and purchased
ks n yaee OF the Commission.
arnsopossi will be received unless ac-
zse huna,py separate certified check for
crd.r :, dollars ts10o.0o) payable to
sas,sl A. me CITY and drawn upon a
stlalscso1 state bank or trust company
q prsnesery TO the Com mission and havins
sasck ~. once in New York City Such
n:cps rnss, not be enclosed in the en-
q psD5si,s aiming the proposal.
nssstgsss made by bidders, except the
sassed axs, next TO lowest bidders. viii be
Nssir 81 ssMshln ten tfn) days after the
g s. mi so os9s The deposits Of the lowest
ssqllttin tb,!. j2west bidders will be returned
Y eoatrsets ~ days after the delivery of
= ssssssyssap 70 reject any and all bids
aT Z CIR
nv Transit Commission
sanss s ,georsei ArAneny, Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Fancy Shirt Market Breaks

Wholesale and retail prices Of shirts
have broken sharply within the last
few weeks and considerable move
ment Of distress" merchandise 10 re-
ported in the market The distress
merchandise consists chiefly Of striped
and other patterned shirts which have
Jagged in public demand. The solid
white, tan and gray shirts on which
there has been a good run and tn.
small checked designs have not shown
corresponding price crops compared to
the striped materials.
High grade madras shirts have been
sold in the wholesale markets in large
lots to retailers at prices ranging from,
Sl2 to SIS dozen. it is understood,
and are being retailed to the public
around 90 apiece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
New Orleans Sugar Exchange

NEW ORLEANS, July s.-seventeen
brokers and commission houses have
been licensed to trade. starting TODAY.
on the floor of the Louisiana Sugar
and Rice Exchange, the second organi-
cation in the United States for trans
actions in sugar future deliveries.
New York is the only other such mar
ket Telegraph equipment in direct
connection with the New York Sugar
Exchange has been installed to replace
the ticker service used heretofore A
ring has been arranged on the floor for
trading and transactions will be posted
for the information of the exchange
members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07

under the auspices of the National Re.
.ali Dry Goods Association the. organ
,zatlons midsummer meetings will be
neld during the first week Of the fair. II
was announced yesterday. Business
s lesson OF the convention will be held
uaiiy from II a. m. to 1 D. M on the
sihtn moor OF the Grand Central Palace.
Where ary goods and general merchan.
alse VIII be displayed Womens an
balei VIII occupy the list Regiment
~ i,ioiy. Inc announcement also
stated tnat up to Monday abous 400
gagged space for the fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
y u SIN IS " e W g
business Improvement Based
On Solid Ground, Says Strong
Sees Lirely Cotton
Goods Business

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July g.
Norman H. Johnson, secretary Of
the southern Wholesale Dry Goods
association, on visit here, reports
ehas cotton goods business ais show
'ng more life right now than at any
other time this year. Merchandise
IN the primary markets has shown
rather radical advances during tho
last forty days. but the demand is
good in most places"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Italy Expects a Deficit
Of 4 Billions Next Year

ROME, July e.-For more than three
hours to-day the Council Of Minister'S
sat listening to a report on Italy's
financial position by Minister of the
treasury Peano, who announced that
the deficit for 1922 would be at
least 6,5oo,o0oooo lire. and forecast
that the deficit for 1929 would
amount to 100000, 900 lire.
Tie Ministers considered it impossi-
PIE TO impose further taxes on a great
y nurdened country. but decided that
Ihe present system of taxation should
oe revised TO prevent any one escap-
ing payment of the proper amount. Il
was also agreed TO effect drastic cuts
IN government expenditures, in the
hope of reducing next years expected
deficit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Pere Marquette Valued
AT 500, 300, 242 byI.C.C.

WASHINGTON, July 6.---A tentative
valuation upon all of the property
owned and used by the Pere Marquette
railroad system in transportation was
hXed to-day by the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission as S63 ,309,242 This
was the actual value as of June 80,
1915, the commissions engineers found,
and it compared with total par value
of stocks and bonds in the hands Of
the public, representing ownership and
liens Of all classes, of s101, 711,386.
On the books of the corporation it's
property investment and total assets
were fixed at s94 1885, If the valua-
ton is sustained after hearings and pro-
tests before the commission it will
serve as basis for making rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
DIS. luton NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PuR-
suant TO Section 22i of the General Cor
poration Law. Of the state Of Sew = xors.
.a,s adonfed June goth. 1922, special
MEETING Of the Stockholders Of n Cuisine
Rieser Realty CO. viii be held at the
Ne,y Work. CITY Borough OF Manhattan. on
the 24fh day OF July 1929, at o'clock !, IN
The afternoon. for the purpose OF Voting
be forthwith dissolved
Dated Juns 2ath. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
FINANCIAL
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY
OF NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on
September /. 1922, at the principal Office OF
IRE National City Bank Of New YORK No SIS
Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan, City and
STATE CT New York, the Consolidated Gas
Company OF New York will redeem. at .1o2 u
pr cent Of the face value thereof. and
crued interest from August l. 1922. all of it's
FIVE Year Secured Seven Per Cent Convert
ibie Gold Bonds dated as OF February 1.
1879, outstanding on the said redemption
date; and the said Bonds then outstanding
are hereby required to be then and there
presented for payment with all coupons for
interest maturing subsequently, to the said
redemption date. No interest will be paid
on the said Bonds after September J 1922.
On August l. 1922. any holder of any Of
Ia Bonds hereby called for redemption may,
sssat prior notice. surrender the same at
" aid Office of The National City Bank of
IN fork. with ali interest coupons ma
.mis subsequently, to August /, 1922. at
t,tssd, for conversion into an equivalent
snurt. par value. of the common capital
sFs full paid and worcestershire. OF the
AnsaIiiated Gas Company of New York.
Haders of Scrip Certificates for any
sraant Of the said Bonds may surrender the
ans TO the said Bank on September l, 1922,
ia redemption at 1925 of the face amount
hereof. with interest at the rate of seven
r. cent per annum from February l. 1920,
% September l. 1922.
Holders Of Scrip Certificates aggregating
'iso face amount. or multiples thereof may
: eaFert the same on August /. 1922, but not
hereafter, into an equivalent amount. par
slue, of the Companys common capital
f'fek at which time interest at the rate of
efen % per cent per anrun, from February
1920. viii be paid OF the Scrip so con
'sr,sd
New York June 80, 1922.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees,
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
By GEORGE 3. CORTELYoU.
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Guaranty Trust Company
Deposits Show Encreas,

The condensed statement of the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
as of June 80, issued yesterday, shows
deposits of $517, sag ,055, compared with
$479, l48, 463 on March 10, the date of
the last published statement. Total
resources of the company show an
increase from S575,513,679 to seao,351,-
351 over the same period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Business Troubles

Nent=an, Frank A-Royal ms Co,
Inc 2oAfO
Weincr jack-Louisvlle Machine
Mfg Co .................... 242.1o
Wolf Jacob DIV " Baldwin,
costs ........,........ 122 81
In Bronx County
The fr-t name is that Of the debtor
Bishop, Everett 1T r Bennett. $36624
Dreher. ANNA Hokstra 747.23
Dolins. Isidore-S Weinstein ct al 3s9 90
Positano. Donige Producers
Feature Service, Inc. ...... 242ol
REVIVAL Hid Co, Inc.-D Polak. Inc 225 90
Schultz, Joshua, and Lyman Fer
nando-I Fernando ........ III So
Seaman SAM Rothbaum. 12233
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

mai meeting of the stakeholder of
WELLS & NEWTON CO, INC. will be
held at the office OF the company. No 292
Avenue q New York City. On Monday, July
IL, 1922 at 10 A NJ, for the election OF
Board Of Directors, and for such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting JOHN A. LONG, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Commercial Credit

Little change was shown yesterday
in the commercial money markets
Prime commercial paper was in light
supply and in equally light demand
Rates remained unchanged at to Az
Per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following. discount rates on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
New York Metal Market

Tin wac quiet, with Straits and
Stats shipments quoted at 1880
31.T5c; standard, SIC, and 90 per
cent, ale asked. Copper quiet;
standard spot, July and August, 13.5oc
asked. and clcctrolytic spot, July and
August. 14c asked. lead quiet;
New York spot, $500, and East St.
Lcuis spot, 5.'jc asked. Zinc steady;
New York srot, 5.8oc, End East ST.
Louis SCOT. 5.40l 5.G0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Paris Market Quiet

PARIS, July G.--Trading was quiet
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 81 francs 80 confines. Elk
change on London, "a francs So cen
times Five per cent loan, rs francs
40 ceutimes. The dollar was quoted
q: u francs IS confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
To figure the precise Weld on a bond

= 10 figure the precise yield on bond Il
"a necessary to use Yield tables. but the
ai pPr,oxiInate yield can roughly be figured
ctosins quotation IN a bond into the rate
S Sa, ,ne annual return. If the bond is selling
appreciation of the principal. To do this
euolract the market quotation from par.
or lue. and divide the remainder by this
nuinper or years the bond has to run be
lore maturity For example II a 6 per
cent bond is selling at 80 and has ten
years 70 run the annual return will be S. SIS
the market price will be 10 points. sub
tracting 80 from 100. Dividing 10 points
inquire Is TO be added to s6s. which is tho
snnual return, and the result. 1866. per
GEN. VIII give YOU the approximate yield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
NOTICE or REDEMPTION OF BONDS
sPERRY FLOUR COMPANY.

sPERRY FLOUR COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on the
1st day Of August 1922. all OF the outstand-
Ing First Mortgage Six Per Gent, t, F s,fsss
Flour Cornnany. dated February !, 1919, and
secured by mortgage OF the same date exc e.
Anglo California Trust Company . Trustee,
viii be redeemed. snd there will be then due
ana nayable on each of said bonds. at the
Office Of said Ango California Trust Com,
many. situate AT the corner of Market and
sansome Streets. in San Francisco, Cali,
fornta one hundred and two and one half
f1oa1s) per cent of the face value thereof
with accrued interest thereon TO said LIST day
If August. 1929 The holders of said bonds
are required to present the same for r. rssdemp,
rrmst Company on said 1st day of August.
fe22. at said redemption price, TO Wit one
bundred and two and one-half per cent OF
the principal amount thereof with accrued
inferegt thereon. Interest on said bonds VIII
nease to accrue ON said LIST day OF August.
1922.
ANGLo-cALIFoRNIA TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
cHAs LEEGE, Vice President.
Graz 0RDREY. Asst Secty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
,-rn STATES RrBBrR COMPANY

IA ! B-sadway, New York, july 9Th 1922.
~ Board OF Directors Of the United
Gates Rubber Company has this day de-
s-sSend of two per cent ESQ on the
W., Preferred Stock OF the Company to
ss.ssskhsiders OF record at IL NJ. on Satur-
81 July IL. 1922. payable. without clos
m9 the Transfer Books, July 81. 1922.
W II BLACkW Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07

The following judgments wers iled yes
terday July G. the first name being that
R e. .he A dso1o' Ri l. Fier,ran s2,7s4ss.
hassi .a,, ~ ..'........ e2a 20
sr,oa,, ss",r,,si PIT s rarely 1855 90
Bnyvtes Dwight Wv Cowen 25s2S
Bios a,t, ARA pr hd me 1904
poniIovar rheries--v Dublin. 1882
Sa Plst,nr 9ss Works. Inc. ......... ss5 20
6s AZ nc ....s...-..'..,........ 1882
n1 FuIIt.on-ec Cor Eselanse BANK 2a2io
Clinton Auto TrucA.ng Go, Inc
nlfy Co ..,.............. 1894
chodow. saml z--Colunbia Bank 4,ess.56
Callahan, Joseph b and James
4sa s, and Madison av ...,. $500
Conian, Robert---W Irish ct al 47l.77
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Quarters Failures Decline

A decided reduction in the number of
commercial failures and the liabilities
involved took place. during the second
quarter of the year. according to the
report issued yesterday by r. G. Dun &;
Co. Failures during the last three
months totalcd 1867, with liabilities oS
S155, 703,9 73, compared to 7,5i7 failures
in the first quarter Of 1922, with liabili
ties of S218,012.365. The quarter just
closed shows a slight gain in both the
number of failures and the liabilities
compared with the same period last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07

/ DI Monda. Victor and Mary-N ,oo,o
DI itSfS' .lsi sc = iDiiloa & Coz
! i.oInknv & Seaman, Inc ....., l.so
! Excloid Co of Pa-H ] Bricgel. 3,0lb.14
E p Myers Mfg Co, inc-W
Eps 1sHne' Max j III j Epstein &
! Co>-Disaway & Fisher. Inc 2i4.2o
Trisdland. James--Lott Inc sso.17
Friedman. Benjamin tBoston Coat
/ e. Apron supply Co)-Interbor-
ouGh Coat and Apron Supply
y ] schenck & Go. Inc, or r j
i Schenck & Co. an Illinois corp
| -Benze Bros Co ...........,. 1I2. OF
Feldman. Harry s CH s Feldman
-..... 542s4
Griffin, Geo I'll L Bair ct al. 1868
! Gel =, 4pnjamin wholesale
] Cloak Eousel--s I.tndenman Co 1924
General 'ncinera:ors Goa Frank
Heller. otto-Henry Kelly & sons.
Co. ine ........ $50 27l.7a
Hechter. solomon and Netty-M
H { E Hoidins co. a~d Max H
Hart-rerminal Exchange Bank
ss 35 y Observation-Disclosures. .......... : s,,t9!ts
Hcxter. L@o--L Press ..... 236o7
Jordy & Co. Inc-Downey ship
| building CORP coSfS. ........--. l09.0b
Erer'>el. Anthony FL Borks-
/ King. Hiler-E c Burrowx...... 35o.s3
lAnA Jp 4larry--Chentilly Holding
E, 1aylaad Joseph-H A Rogers &
1a no; in'' samuel 4. and Moran ''V'
Creenberg Corp--General Ac-
Le esRssneS Ju Eofp- IN scsnellng ''-'o0
lawson ~ on walter u-Repus.:c Pc ''''
,@t tsoI.aq 6 ~ :. As ssss5
Morgan Transportation Corp, Max
atern-I j psttolbau,n -. 5,lo3.Ss
Hoidiag Corp. 4eo.7s
Burnrite Coal Service Corp. -. 265.64
Go ALPHABETICALLY 1855
Phillips Abraham Fidelity &
et cssu eba. c. e e rsve,nsa ,s 90 81
Rev Wesley O--wflia Dickson.
s.n5 - i2ss,;sa NATURALIZATION. s s3s; e
osiss p 5 ss g t. Inc rssi . il . isss3
sssis a''' I'd !scT siarin Co 2oi q
stewart. Arthur Al r kirfnens lss7s
Shotwcll Chas Sc Z 81 it'll. elIH
sanborn. Ida II ana \ Mcclellan
tsaaborn Mfg co'-women's
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Tint, Benjamin and Sanl Raven
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