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New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Manhattan ElactrieaL Snpnly

Question--wi YOU kindly adviae what
% do With twenty shares OF Manhattan
Electrical supply? 7 bought these AZ IS,
hut they have Huctuattd considcra bly,
since thea. am willing to sell Mt price
paid for then. and vet | would sell out
Immediately II thought II would auctuate
violently downward,--C. +. s.
Answer--Wc cannot attempt to ad-
wise you whether it would be more
profitable for you TO dispose Of your
Manhattan Electrical Supply stock at
loss or continue to hold it In the
hope of resumption of dividends or
an appreciation in price That is a
personal question that should be de-
termined by your financial position.
The eompany's business has shown a
recovery, and further Improvement is
expected to be shown as a result of in
creased radio business, But when the
point will be reached where resump-
tion of dividends may be expected we
cannot attempt to forete1l. The an
nual statement for 1921 shows sur
plus of S737.257. as compared with a
surplus al .he end of the preceding
year OF $1,239,S92. The net tangible
assets at the end of 1921 applicable to
the 10000 shares tno epar value) of
capital stock amounted to S3,233,4 ,4a5,
or s46.20 share, after deductinp So
b0S,3f2 for good will, patents, etc.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Smali Orders Prevail: New
Set of L X h ibitors
in Armory: Garment Re,
'ailers Open Convention

The second week of the First Ma
tional Merchandise Fair, now in prog
ress here, opened yesterday with buy
ing activity about on a level with that
established week ago Visitors to
the display in the Grand Central Pal
ace were not quite 80 numerous as they
we're on the opening day last week, but
The percentage of buyers lan higher
than last week The impression pre-
vailed among e;ah ihitors that tho novelty
of the fair had worn off largely, and
that buyers now are becoming inter
ested in actual merchandising opera
tions.
Small orders from small merchants
continued as the chief feature of sell
ing operations. At the fist regiment
tured, a new set of exhibitors moved
in oyer the week end Cloaks, suits and
dresses were displaced by furs, milli
merry. infants and children's wear, knit
goods, petticoats and negligees. Good
orders were reported by several of the
exhibitors in the armory, in contrast
to the comparative dulness that pre-
vailed at the opening week ago.
A feature OF the armorp show is the
fashion pageant, which. with some
changes in the character Of merchan-
disc shown, will be continued from
last week. The pageant is given nightly
at o'clock. Bathing suits for women
for next season will be shown, al
though the majority of the exhibits
are of fall merchandise.
The National Garment Reteileret As-
sociation opened its summer conven-
tion Yesterday in the armory, with
Franklin Simon, president, presiding.
He addressed the convention on CO.
operation between buyers and sellers
and intimated that future ready-to-
wear fairs under the auspices of the
association may be held in Madison
Square Garden.
Jacob Rapaport, leading garment
manufacturer, declared that the great
need of the garment industry at pres
ent Is n reduction in overhead expense
and the elimination of waste. He ad
vised the retailers to concentrate their
efforts on selling the merchandise they
have already purchased for the fail sea-
son, rather than to spend time worry
ing about what will be produced to-
morrow or next week in the way of
fashions.
In the registration of new BUYERS at
the fair, which reached about three
thousand yesterday the South stood
out strongly. Sixteen buyers from
Clarksdale, Miss, a town of 1000 in
habitants, registered in a body.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Buyers Arrived

:, ARKANSAS CITY. Kan.--Newnran d; O
20; o. T. " stewart. dress goods, cotton
ARKANSAS CITY. Kan-Newman n.
60 q, Co. +; w; stewart silks. wooians. wash
goods Ed Wall mems and boys clothing
n wright. mems and boys furnish lngs
=. AKRON; ohio. welsbers & Weiss; Is.
r AKRON. Ohio : Hartn,ans Specially
Shop; r; E. Hartman, ladies' ready to
wear; Elks' Club
AKRON. Ohio-Hower Co. Thomas
Wigiex. waists. silk and muslin underwear;
j.. Il Blower, hosiery, piece goods; Wood
AKRON. ohio-Akron d G. 90 u x,a
an hosiery toilet goods; 81 y W ~ 25th 81 Sap st
AKRON, Ohio II. Yeager Co: M;ss
Birdie .eSS sSrimgsT waists; ITO R'way
Fcdderson, silks, wooiens. umbrellas,
neclwear. trimmings; Kirby. Block 4
ALBANY-Mann Bros: NJ. H. watham
gen. mdse; 302 5th av.
~, ,ALBANY-sunburg Bros S. Peck. hats;
ALBANY. N Y---Fleishman's Miss j.
Icy, f1S underwear; Miss r Levy, blouses /;
ALBANY. y. Y-waiter p. weIkivis ren-
eral mdse Waldorf Astoria "'Si'' seN
furntshings; 72 Leonard st = 9 . 80
ALBANY-I Diamond; I Diamond cot
ton piece goods: Martinique.
n1a ALsAMY' sta n. Y-Quality Shop; Mr. and
Mrs Stoh representing; McAlpin
co. Miss NJ. A. Han. art embroidery.
Pennsvlvanla. ' } =
ALEXANDRIA. La.-simon Bros Miss
Gracek R. Sylvester millinery; Pennsyl-
Z, AL,LENTowN, al Pa.-Hess Bros; W.
l,,a Harris 90 MERCHANDISE e1, manager Fred At
r. AaLLENTowN, Pa.--ffess Bros F. W.
Palmer, umbrellas: e, P Lay. muslin IN
derwear; 220 5th avs "''
:, ALLENTOWN. Pa-Hess Bros Co; I.
aoo T.; sehleidy. millinery; care Fred ATKINS,
~ -ALl.ENToWN, Pa.-Hess Bros; Ross r
"eaVer knit underwear; 22o sth av
ALPENA. Mich.-~Cronin Co: NJ Mac
Arthur ready to wear; NJ j Anderson.
piece goods leather goods clothing nov
elites: Breslin ~
ALLSToN, Mass.-C e. Holman Co :.
Z. h. Holman. dry goods and small wares:
Commodore.
A4,TLANTA-s. H, Grorce; s Fl. Grorce.
millinery; Prince George
ALTOONA, Pa.-H. G. Mock; p s
Mock general merchandise:f Martihtoue
ALTOONA, Pa.-Silverman & Silverman
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE NINTH JUDICIAL R.sx,spa
COURT OF THE STATE OF shass s..ss.
WHITE PINE COUNTY - sA'sess -
TRUST COMPANY. Plaintiff. - -
CONSOLIDATED CoPPERMIshs =
PANY. Defendant .xs
BY virtue OF an order Of sale 49, s1sp
OF foreclosure issued out ef sssiss
entitled Court. in the above entst.ssss e 40
on August IL. 1922, wherein ~ ,ssef
named plaintiff obtained deere es, sssss
the above named defendant. wn'Sn 'Synnsrrsfs
wes on said day recorded 10 ~ 81
Book OF said Court. al pass rszrts
undersigned sheriff OF White rss rass q
Nevada, will on September :, 4sAas 4ssss fyss1
O'clock A II OF said day, * - pgts
door Of the Court House IN = h,sAst
Pine County, Nevada. sell 20 sM tsssssse
bidder. for cash or the eqatEsiessss IA -
a specified in said decree, ss. s'.s isssH
parcel and as an entirety, ali OF - ssis
snining rights ranches water 80, RI.
rights and all other pfopertssss srd e.
sonal ans mixed of every nat tossss..sssISds.f
scription whatsoever OF tao I. wss9
Coppermines Company. situats = fnslas.
Pine County, Nevada. or elseW az. .ss secgr
ing all OF said defendant Lonapssnss, 3
ties cash. claims ard other pesssierszts
OF wnica properties are morS " ksffssa
described and referred 10 N sssSs A.
reference to which is HEREBY ~ s,reps;q
more particular description OF ~
ana interests 70 'e i i0iS 6. NIcHoIssssss
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
HUBERT WORK.
Postmaster General.
Tf4F. NORTHUMBERLAND COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.

The following bonds have been drawn for
the interest will cease Series ?. Nos. B-95o.
Elss5s. 366 S91 sos. ISL. 1907. 1887 2e7l,
2i49 and will he redeemed at par with IN
ferest TO that date upon presentation at any
o. the following places for payment -
in New. York-.At the office Of The Mort Mort.
ege-Bond Co OF New YORK. or al the once
OF Iadenburg Thalmann Co.
In London-At the Banking House Of
In ParisGAt the Banque de lUnion Par-
seune.
In Beriin-At the Bank fur Handel una
In5ustrie.
In Amsterdam-At the Administratie-
kantnnr Rroes & Gosman c. S.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Business Tro'bles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Eetisf0ns In bankruptcy
The following petitions in bankrnptcy
We're hled yesterday in the United States
District Court
HURON NAVIGATION CORP Invoun-
tnry. ste, Stea mshin carriers. II T'roadway.
cry and supplies. 1868 broadway
PHoENrx wooDWoRKTSG co. INC
InyS4a,qTs BESIRMTN 'l, aHsptRo s1st ga Il
Cioalss and suits 81 West goth st
JOSEPH NIELSEN 3 o.AInvosuntary
Clothing, 1871 Eleeeker st.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the unitcd @
States District Court y
3. w. B, Brown for Robert zeitef, Ihc.
leather goods. 4b6 Broadway with bond
ss s. oos sa'''0 Liabilities. $4,000 assets.
Emanuel Hertz for Samuel and Joseph
Levin. trading az s LEVIN SON. station
$1,000 Assets. $4,000 81
Victor Deutsch for Joseph Eisen. butter
and. eggs, $sa Greenwich st.. with bonl Of
Irwin Kurtz for lack sluttky, mems
t.grnshinss; dns s3I sixth av, with bond Of
West esth ct, with bond of $500 I.iabili-
lifs. $4,000; assets, $500
William G. Rittenberg for, Joseph Mel
OF rs 900
Joseph p, ?, Meponorgh for H " F.
6afase' Z2I Last 66th ST. abilities
$4,000; assets. SO 500.
Schedules i'm Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court
MARY Y. szARvAs- -Brsinesx non a..
closed l04 East, 33d St I.iabiiitiys.
S$S l5J; assets. $11.S05
INTERSTATE MILLINER co. 1871
. broadway. Lila abilities, $f54s5
LIS KNITTING MILLS, INC.~Yarns
and piece gooas llo East lasth st. Liza
bilities, ssO.y3S assets. s36,553.
SlFF BROS,--ElothinR I, Fifth. az
Liabilities, sias,s27;. assets, s5a.s4I
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15

Question--How is the value of rights of
Lima Locomotive Works calculated
have some but do not understand what can
be done with them II exercised in How
40 results compare with selling them III
G r.
Answer-At a meeting Of the share
holders of the Lima LOGON olive w orks,
Inc. on July IA, 1922, it was voted TO
change the then existing common stock
from $4,000 shares of par value of
500 each to 100000 shares of no par
value. AS holder of old common
stock you received two shares of new
stock for each one share of old, and
on July, IA you were given the right to
purchase one and third shares of
new stock at $50 a share for each
share of old common. The rights"
you hold represent this privilege and
expire August 16. The present mar
ket price for the stock is around Sc, so
that the holder of one share may obtain
one and a third shares at 90 by sending
check for $e6.67 to the company. At
current price for the stock one and a
third shares would realize S72,33, which
is approximately represented by the
selling price of for rights" The
new stock does not participate in a
dividend of Ia per cent, payable Sep
tember L to holders of the old common
stock Of record August 10, and for that
reason the equivalent of sc, less Ia
or 54h, is used in the above calcula
ton showing amount realized by sale
of one and a third shares. You
can, of course, sell your certificate of
rights" at Sc per share, but must
make your decision as to which method
you will adopt before August 16, after
which date the rights" are valueless
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Business " e w s
Cood Buying Seen at Second
Week Of Merchandise Fair
Preso;,t Hesitation Is
Temporary, SAYS Bank

CLEVELAND, AUG. 14.--There
arc many indications that the
present hesitation in business is
temporary and that many months
Of better business arc ahead aS-
cording TO the Cleveland Trust Com
pany in its mid-month business bull
Ietin for August. Midsummer
dullners and tho railroad and coat
strikes form tho only barrier Of
business progress now, the bank
adds.
"The volume of manufacturing
output is back to or near normal in
& growing list of important lines"
says the bulletin. "1hcre is little
Involuntary mployment The
building boom continues. Automo:
bile production is going forward, in
unprecedented volume. The outlook
for good crops is promising. There
are few reports of wage cuts and
some Of advances. Prices are reia-
lively stable.
Present prospects are that crops
will be of good volume and sold at
fairly good prices. This does not
mean hn immediate return of pros
perity for the farmer, because the
prices that he pays for what he
buys are still high in comparison
with those he gets for what he sells.
The farmers are still worse of
than they were in 1914, but they are
far better off than they were In
1921" :.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Investment Holdings O. X

Question: have six stocks that do
not know whether to keep or sell; any
advice Will be appreciated: Ten shares
Sinclair. bought at 27; ten shares Grea,
Northern Ore, bought at 44 ten shares
Goodrich, bought at Al; ten shares Cuban.
American Sugar. bought at %; ten shares
Int Cont. Eng. bought at ~: twenty
shares United Retail Stores. bought at "a
twenty shares United Retail Candy bourh;
al 10. The above / bought to specuis te
with; the following for investment; Ter
American Telephone and Telegraph. bought
at 96; ten Western Union. bought ar S7
ten Delaware & Hudson, bought at o. -
NJ. d r
Answer-Yout investment stocks are
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Cut Silk Ties Lead in Survey

Additional reports from the nation
wide survey of neckwear styles ac-
tually worn by men being taken by
the Associated Mems Neckwear Indus
tries show that the majority Of men
favor cut silk rather than knitted ties,
it is announced. In Philadelphia the
survey showed 65 per cent cut silk and
35 per cent knitted; in Baltimore 81
per cent cut, 33 per cent knitted and 3
per cent miscellaneous, and in st. Louis
48 per cent cut silk, 43 per cent knitted
and 9 per cent miscellaneous. In each
of these three cities the percentage of
knitted neckwear worn, as shown by
the survey, is larger than in New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
California Petroleum Shows
SOL a Share for Six Months

The report Of the California Petro-
!e0sn Corporation for the six months
ended June 80, issued yesterday,
showed a surplus after charges and
Federal taxes Of $1,307 AGO. equivalent
after preferred dividends to $6.4l a
share on the $14,877 .0o5 common stock.
This compared with surplus equiva-
lent to $7.79 share earned in the
corresponding period of 1921.
Gross earnings for the first half of
1922 totaled s4,332,2 ,245, an increase Of
s412.164. Net earnings after operat-
ing expenses amounted to S2,392,io4,
decrease Of s10,7la.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Wants sA Per Cent Bond

Question: have about Sl0 00o which l
would like to invest In a Conservative bond
yielding about 8 or 5n per cent Can you
suggest several good bonds in which l
might invest this amount =? Would you ad =
wise the purchase of a ten-year mortg age
bond yielding per cent "A j Fl.
Answer-Great Northern 5igs, 1862,
non-callable to maturity, or Cleveland
Union Terminal 51as. 1912. would be
suitable for your purpose. These
bonds have ready marketability, an ad-
vantage not found with all bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Notice to the Holders of
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Customs Administration 500 Sinking Fund
LIZ l.akar i

Gold Bonds. due February L. 1853
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
sHty Trust Company of New York, Sue
cessor to Morton Trust Company, Fiscal
Agent under the Fiscal Agency Agreement
made by and between the Dominican Repub-
Iic and Morton Trust Company. dated Janu-
sry II. 1908, hereby invites proposals for the
Sc le to the Sinking Fund on August 81, 1929
oT bonds OF the above issue in such amount
as will exhaust the sum of s350,o00. at the
lowest prices at which said bonds will be
offered for sale. but not exceeding 102 IA % of
the principal amount thereof Sealed pro-
posais viii be received at the TRUST De
PARTMENT of the undersigned 140 Broad
way. New York City. Up 10 IN o'clock A M
on Friday. August IS, 1922. Payment of the
amount of the accepted offers will be made
lTnon delivery 20 the Trustee of the bonds
purchased Interest on the bonds accepted
viii cease on August 81. 1872
The right is reserved to reject any or all
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
By WILLIAM c. PoTTER, President.
Dated august s. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
FINANCIAL
NOTICE oE aEprMPrion-

10 heiders Of Vistsry nstes and others eonesrnsa
Notice Is hereby given follows:
,,l-Csii for partial redsmptIen CT asa Fer Cent
Aetory notes.-Ah AZ per cent Victory notes
ssher"ise known as United States Of America Cold
Notes Of 1929 1928, which bcar the distinguishing
etters "A. B. c. ID. e." or F. pretxsd TO their
seElal numbers having been deslgneted for the
tsirpose b. lot in the manner prescribed by the
secretary OF the Treasury, called for redemr-
non on December Is. 1922. pursuant 70 the pro
Vision Tor redemption contained In the notes and
IN Treasury Department Circular No 1873 dated
April Il. 1913. under which the notes were orig.
inaiy Issued Interest all the a. per cent
ILctory notes thus called for redemption viii ceasr
IN said redemption date December IS 1922
81. vis;ors noies Of the AZ per cent series bearing
the Distinguishing letters %. Fl. l. J. X" or IT,
prehEed 10 their serial numbers are not in apy
manner affected ny this call for redemption and
VIII become due snd peysble as TO princpsl on
May 20. 1928. according to their terms
2-Detaied Information to the presentation
sns surrender OF 80 per cent. Victory notes for
sedempaon under this call is gwen in Treasury
department Circular No 2ss. dated July 26 1922
copies OF which NAV be obtained frem the Trsssnry
pepArtmenI. DivistOn of Loans and Curreney WASH
iDgtan, ID. C.. or sny Federal Reserve Bank
:. - - A. ". MELLON
$ey 20 ls2Z Secretary sf the Treasury
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Portland BUYERS Week

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 14.-Buyers'
Week in Portland, just closed, set. d
record for the number of buyer. ar
rivals. The number Of merchants who
registered was 1928. They came from
sixteen states. More and larger Or
ders, were booked than the Portland
wnoiesa market had hoped for, the
total being stimatd at s1,250,Ooo.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15

Director. Washington, D. c.. July Is. 1922.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
office until o'clock p. m. on September /.
1922. and then opened, for the purchase of .
complete York 10G-ton refrigerating plants in
U 6 Veterans Hospital No. ~, Perryville
Mi The sealed envelope must be plainly
marked Proposal for purchase OF refrigerat- :
Ina machinery to be opened at p. m, Sep
ternbcr l. 1922" md addressed TO L. S. Vet
erans' Bureau. Room 1927, Arlington Build
ing. Washington, d. c. description of the
equipment 20 be sold conditions. etc. can be
he'd on application to the Medical Officer in
Charge. L. 5. Veterans Hospital No. AZ.
Perryville, Md. L. B. Rogers, Acting Di-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Investment Information

entirely suitable for your purpose and
we have no exchange to suggest. We
cannot attempt to offer suggestions on
whether to hhld or dispose Of such
speculative STOCKS IS you mention.
Some Of them are on dividend basis
and if you feel that they afford suffi-
cient return on your capital they may
serve your purpose. That is 70, you
To decide
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.

FiINHHlonu,- va, August II l92a.
While Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
paHy will not call its Fifteen Year So Gold
esnds before maturity. notice is hereby given
lhat any holders Of same can now, until fur
ther advertisrQent, receive payment at par
and accrued interest 10 date of presentation
~ presenting the same. with all inrnatured
coupons attached 10 Central t-nlon Trust
company of New York No so Broadway
City Of New York
EDWARD f. COLES. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15

Questions Of general interest 20 im-
eesters will be uHstpersd IN this coll
unta, "a srhiek case only initials wifi
be Used Others nil, be aasirered By
mail. address all inoasrses, iaclos.
trP y stamped. addressed eppetope. TO
Ffnanciai Editor, The Tribune. I5s
Nassass Street Neic York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
in New Yorls Coant,

The fifst name is that OF the debtor. the
second that of the creditor. and the date
when Judgment was filed.
Burt, Ed " ted r Burt g. Co1-
x Tirncs Co; May Is. 1871 ss7s as
DE Anauines. Genevieve--E Von
ri esa,nsi Ssn9,,asi OCT :. lsls. .... ll22s
son July IL. lsi7. 12s.67
Hin. Chas W. and Harry b stop
FORD; J. b Duke. May Is 1929 Iso s9
Left. BENJAMIN -Frfediand & fe-
Vine Bros, Inc; Dec IL. 1918 ira ss
Rumore, john w Stosts an
ores. June Z. 1911 ers as
Lincoln. Fredk w, John r Brad
lee and Charles Barry-N
Gartsn; Aug i2, 1922 27ss 90
Poths Wn J-Hndson River Ca
rage Co; July 8. is22 - sos 70
Rateltffe. Edwin J--Claridge Re
atty Corpn- Dec is. fs2I 13o 90
Buzzine. John 8. corpn--T A Ian
ney ct al; Aug E, 1899 (va-
catedl ..,,......,...-..... 4ss7l
In Brenx County.
leltaer, Jacob-A X Latson ct al.
:. OCT Is. 1914. A.......,....:..... 4asss
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Commercial Credit

The commercial money market shows
little change. New offerings of com
mercial paper are small and quickly
absorbed The best prime paper dis
counts at per cent, with other paper
at Az per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
MAILS EY PNEUMATIC TUBES OK
OTHER SIMILAR DEVICES.
TayN rfF
VSN VItINt II - 7 ttI'V y y
Onice Of the Postmaster General


Post Office Department.
OHice Of the Postmaster General.
Washington, y. c. July IS, 1922;
Proposals will be received at the office
os the Fourth Assistant Postmaster GEN
erai Post Office Depe ertm ent, Washington
n c. -intll . O'Clock p. NJ, August a.
1922 for the performance OF mail service
by pneumatic tubes or either similar de-
,fceS in the Borough OF Manhattan and
hetween the Post office of New York and
the Post Office of Brooklyn in the city OF
Greater New York during the period be-
ginning October J. 1922. or such earlier or
later date as the pneumatic tubes or other
s!ynilar device are completed and accepted
by the Postmaster General. and ending
June 80, 1882. inclusive. unless sooner
terminated by the Postmaster General IN
accordance with the conditions specified
lathe pamphlet containing instructions TO
Bidders Copies OF the pamphlet and ad-
vert isernent may be obtained on applica-
Ion tc the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Post Office Department, WASH
HUBERT WORK.
- Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Business Troubl les

ice Corps. Inc .........,...... s1,sQe57
Ain ham-M Wessenfeld et al 1892
n, KEsamaq !, SsrSies~ WaTEs Ws5s+. :: a2ssS e
Bertz Wolf, lnc--Lane BrY-
Breadfepd satthd Toy Co. Inc = Nc ''''V
:, cready p9ublishins Co.. 1slol
vesting co. Tnc....... 210.64
convsfse, Clarence l.. Michael j
Dris. ull &, Converse DFiseoll, Inc
-Marbri9ge4 Bldg Co, Gne...,. 1924
costs .~....l...'..... ,..,,.... 1os,7O
canmanns ED G. by guardian
II Stanley ,......,...,t 1850. l0s7o
Cohroy Margaret Osborne
ctapp, ctp5aias Harriet e B@w smith, exr. igs.i5
Cesse no. Euelia---J Connors, ..... 1902
Di Paola. Antonio--Griana Real
Dietricht. s Ludwls-c 7 Ward.
sting Gorporstion ..'9......... l27.s
DeIu Bowl NicoIa-C Amato ct al 1874
=. ii,eost agto g AeGessnry sssS, zd Sorpn
and Benz, Fra nkei)-Srate Mer-
Esans, ans'f +. s-N. 7. Central R. r.. ''''''
'rssonse. s chas state Merenntile
Beiisey--rJ. 4 Rufn 4 Son" 277o5
Flaun. Morris and Gusse--Gel-
bard Butter and Egg Co. Inc. 1860 so
Co. j. -. ...:,.,.,.. -. 14o.a2
supply Corpn. .,..-.,...,..... saz %
Fentzion Engineering Coz. ",
Class chas--I wsingarten .., / SIS. 81
Gelhald, deorgs NJ seherzer Id IS
M 4. llayka ,.......,... 1900. 90
ysitl ct ~. .................. 1888. So
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Judgments Filed

The following Jud gn1s nts were flad 20.
terday. August. the hrst name being
that of the debtor:
Alden Franklin .W-pocsnrs.se.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN SAFETY RAZOR CORPORA
TION
Brooklyn, New York.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND NOTICE
August s. 1922
The Board of Directors of the American
Safety Razor Corporation has this day
declared dividend of One Per Cent (E)
t25c per share) on the Capital Stock of
the Company. payable on October .. 1922
to stock holders of record at the close Of
business September 12. 1922. The transfer
books will not be closed
J. 3. deMESQUITA Treasurer.