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The New York herald., 1922-03-17
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday Ia
United States District Court were:
LOUIS DIAMOND-Shirts, 500 Broadway
Involuntary by Cohn Mazell. who claim
$50; Charles Rubin. $500. and +. GIL, 500.
Marcus Heifand attorney for petitioners.
Joseph p. McDonough, receiver; bond
NATIONAL BLOUSE STORES. INc.-ss
West 2ist street; involuntary by Joseph
Honigbaum. sals. and Ginsberg Heniein
Co. Inc. $Ii3. William II. Chorosh. at
torney for petitioners. a..
YOUNGSVILLE CREAMERY CO, lNC.-zoo
East 11gth street; involuntary by Abraham
Goldstein. who claims 5000; Abraham
Turmoil, 5000. and Harry prucker; 81 90
VOGUE COAT HOUSE. INc.-5Oo Seventh
avenue; involuntary by jeanette rreinsacsn,
who claims si,217. Estimated naniiaisA
attorneys for petitioner. Dorothy Straus.
receiver; bond $4,000.
JACOB c. DAVIS-Dry goods. s4i Weos,et
Singer. who claims $500 Morris oiigisser.
s25 and Jack Greenberg, $40. Leon
Dashew. attorney for petitioners; 80
Printers and stationers. - Lafaye,te
street. involuntary by Sam Grazin. VINO
claims slos; sohmer Press Inc. S t4ss; nrans ana
Stationers Ruling Co.. S4os. SOBER * Dfanu'
attorneys for petitioners. .,
H. S. THOMAS & CO, INC, trucSmen, 81
Moore street-Involuntary by George W.
Martin as receiver for s. g. Blowers q
Co., who claims $50, 600. Burnstine q Gslst'
attorneys for petitioner.
JACOB SUSSMAN. merchant. 1865 Boston
road, Bronx-Invountary by Celia Freed
man. who claims $27s: Hymsn A6ramson' n
$685. and Minnie Sapol, $l9S. lssac r
Becker. attorney for petitioners
SAMUEL ]. SILVERSTEIN, salesman, oov
south Seventh street. Mount Vernon. \. r.
Voluntary Liabilities, $2I3I assets
Si25 Lesser e. Lesser. attorneys.
CHAUNCEY c. MEDBURY, 9. G. Medbury
& Co.. stock broker. West Thirty-fourth
street-Involuntary by Polygraph Printing
Company. which claims 1910; William
Jones Auditors Company. $500. and Thomas
W Durkiu, S32. Liabilities, estimated
5000: assets, 1000. Samuel SturtZ, at
fnrnax for neflfinnera.
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second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed
MANHATTAN.
PRESSEY. Henry Al. S. Lam
ders April y. 1915. S443.i
Jan. (. 1922 - 321.45
Co; july ia 1920 '''. COS. so
SAME-Same; March -. 1922. 322fl
LENKEL, Emilie-c. Schultz. Inc; - J,
sAaE-j. Ps K X schmidt; sept TO- - !,
bourne Dec. .. 1921. ...........,. 399.o5
Jan. -. 1899 Cvacated) ........... 1890
Cvacated) ~ ......s............. ~ 92s.so
al; Jan. ID. 1872 ..........e..,. s. 1882. 70
L. starsnowicz: Dec. D. 1871. -. I.291 20
BALLENBERG. Joseph. and Jacob
=. Fischer. May 20, 1919 iva
THoMPsoN. p. chester-A Il. Pea. - :
cock; July Il. 1920 ............ i3,5o4. 20
SAME. Ridgway; Sept. 2, 1920. 2.0Is.3T
FIsaMAN; badaa.. Harry: and Fidelity q
A; A. DRYsPoEI co.-fIsrman &
rishman, Inc; Jan. .. i92i...... 2.eoi.4s
STEIN, Samuel-L. Barth Son,
Inc; May 10. 1921. 21............... 1.74e.o3
Storm ct al Feb. .. I9is. ........ 2.4os.oo
FALLON. VIM. meyers e. Zehner
Lumber Co.. Jan. %. 1922 (can-
celeb ................. s.54s.o4
kOSSOVSKY. Wolff. Bernstein;
/. March Mar !. 1922. ;..:.:............. 5000
RESLER, Samuel-S. Nov Hemen-
way; June l. 1920 Ccancei-dJ 49,. e.24s.3o
ETTENSON, Abraham Women's
= Wear Co.. Inc; oos. %. ls2I.... 3s5.s7
SEGGIE. William-M. Versel; Sept.
30. 1913. ..................... 4129i
,AHii SAMEIBnrns Bros Sept. 2. 1918. 221.0s
Bentn ard Kp{f
!, ting Co, Inc; Dec. 10. la2o.. 4.445r
KAY BEE DEE MFG. co. (afichaeI
and Samuel Maisel)-J. G.. Karmp-
Ter et al; Jan. 2. 1922. ........... 1,J50i5
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
CITY INVESTING COMPANY.
5i Broadway.
New York Ma

New York. March 16. ia22
quarterly dividend OF one and three-quartcrs
per cent. upon the preferred stock OF this
Company. payable at its office on April !
1922. TO holders Of preferred stock OF record
on the books OF the Company at the close pt
business on March 2s. 1922.
d. Il. GUNTHER, Secretary.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
! = srncK ExcHANGE QUoTATIONs

To the following prices accrued interest
Is to be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.
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THE IMPORTERS 4 TRADERS NATIONAL.
BANK OF NEW YORK

New York, March i4th. 1872
quarterly dividend OF SIX Per Cent la
today been declared by this bank payab.s
on the ist day OF April next to stockholders
Of record al the close OF business March
22nd. 1922.
G. r. REGAIN. Cashier
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO CO., INC.
The regular quarterly dividend OF ae6 on ths
Preferred Stock OF Universal Leaf Tobacco
Company, Inc. has been declared payaols
April ist, 1922. 70 Preferred Stockholders ot
record al the close Of business March 2and.
1922. G. NJ DoZIER. Secretary
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO CO.. INC.
A dividend OF $50 for the quarter on the
Common Stock ot the Universal Leaf To-
bacco Company, Inc, has been declared pay
able April ist 1922. to the Common Stock
holders Of record az the close OF business
March 22ud. 1922.
g. NJ. DozIER. Secretary
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the United States District Court were:
SAMUEL ZISSER Liabilities, s40,SSS
assets, SlO1 997. Harry Mesard. attorney
for petitioners.
WESTCHESTER PRINTING SERVICE,
INC. White Plains-Liabilities, S2b,a
assets s2l,l53 Edward l. Devlin. Jr..
attorney for petitioners.
FRANK SUSTSHIN, 400 Fourth avenue
Liabilities Sf3.6Sj: assets SO 251
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
Ten Year Six and One-Half Fer Cent. Gold


Debentures.
The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York. as Trustee under The Atlantic Refining
Company Trust Agreement dated March l.
1921. hereby invites sealed offers to be mads
TO Il for the sale to the Sinking Fund under
said Trust Agreement, OF Debentures issued
hereunder, sufficient 10 exhaust the sum OF
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $500, ,000).
now held In the Sinking Fund at price not
TO exceed par and accrued interest. In tho
event that sufficient Of said Debentures shall
not be offered on March 2T. 1922. at prices
not 70 exceed par and interest, any unez-
pended balance OF the Sinking Fund will be
applied during the four months next succeed
Ing March !, 1922. as far as possible by ths
Trustee. in the purchase OF additional De-
bentures at prices not TO exceed par and ac
crued Interest.
Sealed offers viii be opened at the office
of the undersigned. 81 Wall Street. New
York City, at l. o'clock noon, March 81, 1922.
Offers should be addressed to the Trust
Department
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee.
BY LYMAN RHOADES. Vice e-President.
Dated March 3rd. 1922.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
Fire Record

~ Loss.
i:i5-.57 Av. c. II. Reimer. ,..... Unknown
a:i5-295 Rvington St. unknown. Unknown
3:lS-306 East Goth ST; unknown. .Unknown
B.i5-4 West f3Gth ST.. Fred Kuntz .Trifling
7.25-42 West Ssth -. Alpine Res.
tauraut Observation-Disclosures. .lFltilnE
a.f-2oi Esst 6Gth St Herchokita
Io:5o-2o9 West i43d St. Catherine
Schrickle ........+....t.s .s..... Y nknoWH
II .3o-Havemeyer av. and Lacombe
av.. The Bronx: brush. nm
+, ,oIs2Gs s29s 7 Third ay.. The Bronx Hy-
man Weinstein .,......t....*. Unknown
Il Joys East 18th ST Anna Heck.
~ so-iSSo PARK sy; Abraham Dart,
Il .51-2soth st. and Rlvsrdaie av.,
The Bronx, Anna wegame" Unknown
IL io-olo In,er,ale av. The DronE.
soo-sc4 asnTS wes; psH9s iis,n i Jacob Rob.
2ioiss iss1S IVES. i.eth t. unknown 6"E@o~n
. O5-52d st. and ID sv.; AUTOMOBILE
s.ao-sii Mii'2@ Vest Io:c' i4ad st.. Joseph ss.
Xelli t.......... t.t.. ....- Unknown
4:a5-siio Jerome sy. The Bronx;
s.oo-ios epS clinton is@"s st. + raeander Unknown
. .3o--l Peck slip unknown. ...... Unknown
3o-ss Horstio st, Steve Neomente.
e.4o-t9s7 Hughes ay.. The Bronx.
Herbert Traschae ........,.t Unknown
g,55-3f East 2ist ST.. Sam Pollack,
Unknown
.oo-aas Courilandt sy. The Bronx.
Fennell Co ....t+..t..+-t...t Unknown
715-4sth st. and Park av.. pile OF
$40 Great Jones St: Stltzen
SApleI ..4.t4t.sa.ss +tts.. Unknown
: 7.ts-sT west 10th ST unknown Unknown
1851 West Sotn ST. Herman
Brand .ss.+..tt.. 4..+.,.... Unknown
q aoj-sTO Gerard ay., The Bronx:
Kiddv Wear Co...44.s..s,..,C Unknown
Io.i0-3i7 East Third st: silver
10 30-i33 az. a. Arnold shoe CO. Unknown
o 5o-2s7 Bowery; Worth Hat Co. Unknown
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TEXTILE STRIKE END
SEEN IN 48 HOUR ACT
Rhode Island Board Renews
Peace Efforts Following
Passage of Bill.

PROVIDENCE, March 16.-Hope OF early
settlement of the textile strike in Rhode
Island now in its eighth week. was re-
vived to-day when the State Board of
MediaticH and Cancellation, basing its
action on the passage Of the Lavander
forty-eight hour bill by the House Of
Representatives yesterday, announced
that it would renew its effort to persuade
mill owners and strikers to compromise
their differences
Passage of the Lavander bill. accord
ing to g statement ISSUED by Commits
sioner of Labor George II. Webb, pre-
sented an opportunity for the board
to go back to the strikers with a hope
Of securing some concession that might
lead 20 termination of the strike"
The board will meet Saturday.
The present plan, it was understood
tonight will suggest a compromise in
forty-eight hour legislation would, in
the view of board members. make strike
leaders feel less hesitation in discussing
terms of settlement.
The Lavander bill was not trans
mitted to the Senate to-day, but will go
to the upper house of the Legislature
tomorrow. Friends of the bill in the
Senate said they would try to have it
placed directly on the calendar.
Announcement by Gov. San Souci to-
day that more than half the troops
stationed in the Pawtuxet Valley strike
area would be withdrawn tomorrow was
taken as indicating that the strike situa-
ton there promises no further disorders.
Since the Natick and Pontiac riots of
Febrary 20, when troops were first
called out, there have been no serious
disturbances in the valley.
Police officers on duty at the plant OF
the Jenckes Spinning Company here
during the riot On February q were
compelled to shoot into a crowd OF strike
sympathizers to save themselves from
..grievors bodily harm,' Sergeant
Timothy Flynn Of the Pawtucket police
testified to-day at the inquest into the
death of Jose Assuncao, Portuguese
National, who was killed in the shoot
ing.
Sergeant Flynn and three other police
officers contradicted evidence given by
previous witnesses that Mayor Robert
A. Kenyon had fred in the air as
signal for the police TO use their riot
guns.
BosToH. March 6.-Representatives
Of the cotton textile industry in Mas
sachusetts. speaking to-day before the
social welfare committee Of the Legisla-
ture on bill to repeal the forty-eight
hour law for women and children and
restore the maximum working week OF
ifty-four hours. said that Southern COM
petition had put their products in
jeopardy Several speakers recon-
mended an investigation into the situa-
tion before favorable action was taken
on the measure.
Richard B. Stanley. legislative counsel
for the Arkwright Club, an organization
OF cotton manufacturers, said that
Southern production had surpassed that
OF New England in the last fifteen or
twenty years. He asserted that because
of the distance from raw material and
the handicaps in shipment OF goods the
industry here needed helpful rather than
restrictive legislation
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
day in the United States District Court
were:
GRASSY SPRAIN COMPANY. INC, 100
Nassau street-Lawrence Berenson, re-
ceIver: bond, $1,000 Estimated liabilities
are Notes of s349. .266. due to the Grassy
Sprain Golf Club. and open accounts of
Sill. .799, a total of 1861 .o65 Assets con-
sist of bonds and notes from this club
amounting TO $34s 800. Seidman Milhol-
land. attorneys for petitioners.
WILLIAM FISCHER. 500 fremont avenue.
Bronx-Rose Weiss. receiver; bond, $500.
Estimated liabilities. 5000; assets, 81 900.
GEORGE II. PERKINS CO.. 80 Broad
street-Ruth Lewinson, receiver; oond,
$500. Estimated liabilities, $50, 900; !;
assets. s., 200
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JUDGMENTS FILED.

| The following judgments were filed yester-
\ day. the first name being that of the debtor
MANHATTAN
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Yen u1unth.

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st. Rola.

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gbeslage unb @attin bon ct. @loub
tparen mebrere Gage bier BET Ser.
tpanoten unb Greunoen 5u @afte.
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pier3.

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piinibe %5ugingen.
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S. 8. Breimesberger nn6 fem inn
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Safe BERRY

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&anoelsf9ule bielt iib bier Mttte Der.
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farr11in9.

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bon Gi6mono un6 girgil, .. 8. g.,
bon Der ct. Sobn's Mbtet e~rltatteten
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mann bon Mlbertpiue, Minn., mnren
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Sngenreier at @aite.
6amilie So. Sogemeier bon ct.
Soiepb fpro6 ~borlebten Dienftag BIER
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Budrua11.

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Bertha neblt Sobn Robert bon Mtn-
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bier m%obnenoen Sauilie S. ael5en,
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QlbanY.

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ser bodpp. P. Simotbe1s sc iunge
MGoden oiei er 8emeinOe in Sic ct.
Marien=S ooalitdt auf.
Subert Tinnemam Don 8ea6, u.
., nor Sonntagsgalt Der bier MOT.
nel1oen 6amilie Sobann S6romm;
erfreuIider Mrt lit iein 8eridt uber
Sic oiesi1brige grnte int 8oloen Sol
lep Giltrift.
0rall g. Magnus Sdiib BON Gbi-
cugo, meId)e bier ibre Mutter, 5rau
Narnab Gbrilten nit etli9e Gage
lol,9em 9eiude erfreute, lit 5u einem
Observation-Disclosures nod Watfins abb
gereiit.
SRI. Glarice gbriiten bat it6 let
ten 6reitog fir 0abenport, SOMA,
uerabidieoet, po lie Sic Balmer<@h u>
lie fir gbiropraftic tpabreno Der nat'
lteu orei Sabre belu6en miro.
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111elro1e.

Mittpobmorgen %Dergangener Mo-
de 1T Ser @tau bes Soiepb Simrler
onr6 1euer 5erit6rt moroen; 5lpei
lyertboue Bfer0e fn.l1en in ben 6lnm>
meE I'M. Ser ourd Die 6euersbrnnit
entltan6ene 59aoen lit teilmeiie ourd
geri,,dsrnng ge6etH.
: y. :56onboff uno @attin, Sral1
Jcremanc gorgmonn bon Sauf Gem
tire utl6 George S6dfer nebit @attin
beiudten 9ienitag lester 8ode Sen
i'm bieiigen Sospital untergebradten
linton S1dfer bon @elt Union.
&omme1oen Dienitag meroen in
Ser ct. 8onifn5iusfirbe Nnton Stan-
gler bon Sreeport nn6 SRI. &atbari-
ma 9iibel Derbeirntet.
Sror3 5bmitt, @attin un6 God
ter gIiiabetb uno Mlpina reiifen Mt-
te LETTER @ohe per Mnto nod Mtn=
neapolts, mo lebtgenannte bas Stu
blum ser @ronfenpflege int ct. Ma-
rien-@ospitaI mie6er oufgenommen
bnt.
Mngult Sauter, melber anfangs
letter ISOLDE idlimm erfranfte, 1T TO-
nett bergeiteut, BOB er uieoer ieinem
@eibdft nadgeben fam.
Nab o6t Gage tangent 8eiu6e bel
Eieinen Bier tpobnen0en @ltern lit
Sobn g.. 5bilb mieoer 5u ieiner Mr-
BELT in Barron, isis, 5urudgefebrt.
Siioor nno S. &olb bnben ii6 Weitte
leBter ISOLDE nod 9umont, Minn.,
|begeben, mo tie Sdreinerorbeit ber-
|ri9ten meroen.
Sri. @leonora Stole bon Great
Salts, Mont., mar bier I'M S. Silt
|&eim 5onntag gu @aite.
Nad 6rei Wo6en tangent 8eiu6e.
BET ibrer bier tpobnbaften 56meiter,
.5rau S. 8eifier, lit Srau Sobann
nod ibrem Seim in Nrage
5nriidgeret1t.
@eibmifter &atbarina 11no MaDme
.8obnen g01ren iid cine atnei $50
den lnnge Gafon5 BET in ben 3mil=
Iingslta6ten nobnenben 8ertpanbten.
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Colo 5prino.

pead ait Gage tangent Beluhe bel
bieligen @ertmnoten iino DITTO Beters
Iuuo Sobn nod ibrem SCENT IN W1s.
conlin 5uridgefebrt.
Otto Wolt melber Miitte Mprtl e.
ne 9elu6sreiie nod feiner often Set
mat antrat, 1T oieier Gage poblbebal'
ten in sic Mrme ietner Satin nno
in Den &reis ietner bielen Gre1lnoe
5uriidgefebrt.
Bbil. @ome uno Srau bon ct,
CLOUD eritatteten bier einen @eiud
un6 berabi6ieoeten ltd gu einem lan-
geren 8eiude in ben meltliGen Staa,
ten.
MatbiaS nnb @einrid Ebeiien mie
uu6 Sobn &entges bon bier iin6 nad
Nortb Dafota abgereiit, UNI BORT in
Ser @rnte a%1s3ubelfen.
Sobann @eol, tpeIber itb Dor Ell
nigen 8o9en I'M ct. Nnpbaels sos
pial au ct. CLOUD elmer 8rudopera-
ton ~unter5og, lit 9amitng aug Der
Seilanitalt e~ntlaffen moroen un6 er-
itattete 1einem bier tpobnenoen 8ru-
Ser @ottborb 8e6l einen 8eiu6.
0as lebte &on5ert Der oiesiGbri:
|.gen Saiion p1r6e Montagabenb Dor
unferer M%uiiifffapelle gegeben, DEM
it6 Elm San5pergniigen in ser Mou-
rims Sole anidloB.
Samilie Sacob S9nei6er begab iid
~anfangs LETTER ISOLDE 5r einem ber=
tpanot1daftliden Bein6e mod ct
Saul nn6 @basfa.
Sobam EIantenberg bat feline flint
Meilen 1oroli9 bonn Stdbtden geIe-
gene 6arm an &errn Dingmant1 bon
faufli6 iibergeben laiien
nn6 miro binrer &ur5em fem &eim
nod 81. @Ioub berlegen.
Sobann 8blepien, melder Sen @u
tertransport fir Wi1belm 6ofl be-
iorgt, bot Die 5telhung augegeberl
un6 lit nod Mor0oafota obgereilt, Inn
lid oaielbit in Der g~rntearbeit 5n per=
inden.
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r1n Hreitbnh bor1 bier Sci sen Brallt-

MA 8reitbah bon bier. 8ei ben grant-
eltern farb I'M tranten gerlpanoten-
fretle elm d6nes &o6aettsfelt 1fatt,
nobel ben inngen Gbelelten Die bera-
libiten 8lidnnnihe entboten nalroen,
DaB Iih o%ieielben ben geenpermabltetl
am eigenen Serbe alf Der S. IS,
greitbaebs 6arm perlptrflleben mo,