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New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
FORECLOSURE SALES

supREMp COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
against BRoADEDGE CoRPoRArIoN
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of fore-
closure and sale, duly made and entered
IN the above-ent!tled action and bearing
undersisned. the Referee In said Judgment
named. viii sell at public auction. at the
Street. in the Borough Of 's Manhattan Sessy c,sy
Of New York. on the Gath day OF February,
1922. at II O'Clock noon on that day. BY
rected by said Judgment to be sold and
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel ot
the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF New
York. and more particularly bounded and
point the northerly side OF West aYth
Street. distant one hundred eighty seven
Os7l feet sssteriy from the corner formed
Columbus Avenuc and the ncrtherly side
OF West s7th Street, running thence north
and part Of the distance through party party
wall ono hundred (loo) feet eight and
one. bali (sh> inches to the center line
center line Of tho block twenty.one S2i9
feet, thence southerly and again parallel
with Columbus Avenue. part of the dis
uoo) feet eight and one-haif (s,sl inches
TO the northerly eide OF West 87th Street.
end thence westerly along the northerly
fest to tho point or place OF beginning
Said premises being known al ana by the
etreet number 81 West s7th Street. New
SaRNxnp L. sHiESTAGS". eng; Retsss.. asss;
$50 broadway. Manhattan. Now York
.r,r The t0I,owi{ps lie s{'ss is diagram Of tho
West 87th Street, Now Yorl. Citv, ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

J. Rlach e. Sons Sam Blach, men's
e'0th'"s' Pennsy'1snI2 nnH1o~
G. F. Hov-y Co: W. Stacker boys spring
clothing and haherdashery II. Liebe.
wcmen's winter coats: 1le4 B'way.
me l'adhill System: A. r. Logan man
IIurwitch Bros: G. H. Hurwitch. cotton
piec" gooda; Martinique.
|" +. Holander & Co. Miss NJ Cohane.
corsets; binssiercs, womens knit under
wear; Miss r. Mclaughlin, laces. cmhroid-
eries. ribbons. gloves. fancy goods; Penn
BHADDoCk. PA.
Katz Goldsmith: L. J. Roster, house
furnIshinss: IS w. 22d At
BUFFALO
J: !. siegrist Co; Walter Chojnacl, UNI
brcllas and candy ". 10th 81.
VIM Iengercr Co.; Miss @. SticSl!n,
ehildren's dr.soss; Miss r. J. Cummings
NJ G. Hugg, pictures: Miss n. Bushouse. in =
expensive jewsry and s!lverwaro; Miss G.
chadeayne, ribbons; Miss N. g: 1.igh,ner.
toys and sporting goods Miss NJ T. Jack
SON muslin underwesr' house dresses
apr9na' rp c's, ETC.; 1s w. y9sh st. n,. ,,o.,,no
furn'shings,. etc: Breslin
NJ VILE g. Co; p. Gunsberg, trimmings,
brnids, etc; 200 eth
1: Golden; n Goiden, waists. skirts; care
a. Hsckwcr, 1870 w. 32d st.
CHAMBERSBURG. PA.
Bloom Bros; MI Bloom, suits, coats
and dreeses; Siivcrate!n Buying Corp, l1S2
CHARLESTON. W. VA.
The Solof Co; ]. W. Solof ladies' ready
to wear; Arthur Mincer. Inc. lis W.
32d st.
CHICAGO
Carson. ririe Scott; J. Z. Lewis,
china and glassware; 4o4 Attn nv
The Fair A. lrorowitz. Jobs dresses; 2a5
4th av.
d. s. Komiss e. Co, NJ rralk. furs; l1s2
B'way Room 1903:
ftntd ntVy
toilet articles, Hart Flanagan Co., 1858
9Th av.
Sol Klein; J.. p. Manigan. silks and
dress gooda. Munzer Mann Co. 37o 7th ev
Carson, Pre s Scott; A. c. Gelwicks,
piece goods' 4o* *th av
Mandel Bros. Miss Kcesler. coats and
wraps: t3 e 2?d st.
Rothschid & Co. B. c. Caulhsld, f,dse
Mandel Bros; Miss j. Bretenbach, as
s;stant, dresses: II. A. Levy. ready 70
wear. coats, suits, dresses, basement; -
CHICO. CALF.
La Vogue stores. Mrs. l.. Lieriy, ladies
ready to wear and millinery; M. I. Blot
KY trimmed and sport hats; 9l5 5th av..
Room 1908.
Root & Mcbride Co.; s. NJ Bond presi
dent; j. b. Callow wash goods; a. r.
CONCORD. \. G.
julius FISHER Co; J. Fisher, ladies'
ready to wear and millinery NJ. L.chten
etein, 20 W 331 s..
COKSICANA, TEN.
p. Samueis; P. Samuels, mems clothing :;
Pennsylvania.
DANy>LLE, ILL.
Schrnitt & Ieac hman: G. Leachman, dry
goods; p. s. Farmer. ". 29th st.
DANyILLE. VA.
The New York Store, NJ. Halperin.
clothing. etc; Martinique.
DENVER
Denver y. G. Co. s. a. Knull house fur
nfshinss; 200 5th
DIES MONIES. IOWA
Carley'e; W. Carlcy, iobs spring dresses;
Ben F Lewis 81 West Goth ST.
Harris. Emery Co.. Mrs. Mcdonald. neg
iiCeee aud sweaters; Miss MOrk children's a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Wholesale Buying Indicates
That Merchants Intend
Carrying Light Stocks:
Cutting Down OH Sizes

Netail merchants are proceeding eau
tlously in buying seasonahle merchan-
disc to sell in the spring and probably
VIII enter the spring season with much
smaller assortmcnts than year ago.
in wearing apparel and accessories,
where sizes are essential. there has
been noticeable cutting down on the
size range, according to manufac tur-
ers and wholesalers here. Some
stores apparently have eliminated the
extremes in sizes in clothing, shoes.
hats, gloves, etc, preferring to miss
sales to the abnormally small or large
person rather than carry the complete
size ranges.
In most lines the retailers are buying
closer to the time they will actually
need the goods than last year. Spring
underwear, for instance, has not been
heavily sold and some retailers are
only now making their initial pur-
chascs. The same thing is true in the
shoe trade. Retailers are now placing
orders for shoes that they expect to re-
ceivc by April I, in time for the Ens-
ter trade
The outer apparel trade also has
been late in starting the season
Women's dress, coat and suit manu-
facturers are getting some business.
but the real spring rush which should
be in evidence now is lacking.
Despite the desire of manufacturers
to make up goods only on orders for
future delivery, the retailers have
found that ample stocks are on hand
in the wholesale markets when they
are needed and hence there is little in
centivc to place advance orders. Many
of the larger retailers also arc using
the "ready cash" method Of obtaining
concessions in price, and although cash
payment is not as large factor in
trade now as it was some months ago,
it still plays an important part in the
economic scheme.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Petitions in T9anruutcy

The following petitions In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in United States Dis
trict Court.
Fashion Shop. ss4 Prospect av. Bronx
JACOB SIEGEL-InNoluntary. 15l llth
6v,. restaurant.
MAIN SILK sroRE~-1nvoluntary' l77s
Amsterdam av.
HARRY MANDELBAUM = Involuntary
TRI- STATE SALES CORP -tnTolnnfa
2 and MamaronecA av.. White Plalns,
auto accessories.
Schedules i'll bankruptcy
Following schedules In bankruptcy we're
filed yesterday In United States District
Court:
HARRY W FISHER, 1872 "a sv., haber-
dasher. Liabilities, S31,s18: assets, $s,2oo.
BERSO FINK HYMAN. INC, ~ West
Goth St, neckwearss Liabilities. $17,02'; az
sets, $500.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday In United States DIS
trct Court:
Mary Potter for c. & c. Fashion Shop.
retail cloake, a4s Prospect av., Bronx; bond
Bertha Rembaugh for Anderson. Brow n
& CO. stock brokers. ~ Il way; ooho OIL
$4,000
Abraham unger, retail dealer In shoes;
,soo Madison av assigned for benefit OF
creditors to Thos. T.. Mulligan.
lose ph Firsty retail dealer IN dry goods
1880 Cd av. assigned for benefit OF credl-
tors to Leopold w. Hamburger
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OFF
Now York. COUNTY OF NEW York;
General Motors Acceptance Corporation.
Plaintiff vs.. Charles s. Cresser. Defendant
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT,
you ARE HEREBY SUMMONEDs te.
answer the complaint in this action. and
to serve copy of your answer. or tf sthe,
complaint II not served with this summons
70 serve a Notice OF Appearance on shA
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty dam,
elusive Of tho day OF service. In case or
Will be taken against you by default fpss
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. Now York Dec. ~, 1921 -
JOHN THOMAS SMITH, :? :
Attorney for plainGT
Once and r. O. Address
22l West s7th St. -
Borough Of Manhattan.
City OF New Ycra,
TO: Charles s. Crcsser: 80
The foregoing summons is served upouI
YOU by publication pursuant to an ordet
Supreme Court of the State of New York
dated the l7th day of January, 1899. ANA
nod with the complaint in tho office g
tho Clerk OF the County of New York ag
the County Court House In the .Borcuxhi
New York
Dated. New York, January Is. 1p.a {.
JOHN THOMAS SMITH 2.
Attorney for PfaintlE,As'
once aud P.~O. Address {
ga West 63th St. !
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City, !,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service


ALBANY ALA.
S,enhergs: J. Stcinberg. ladies ready
TO wear and millinery; NJ. Lichtenstein'
% W. 23d st.
ALLENTOWN. IA.
i. Helm. e. Co Frank Heinz, general
mercha ndise: Martinique.
II. Leh Co; Miss Blanche Young. corscts,
brassercs; Pennsylvania.
ALTOONA. PA.
Charles Freedman O. Co: 5. Freedman.
representing, Childrens wear; Martinique.
ATHENS, ALA.
Steinbergs; j. SteinberR. ladies' rcndy
TO wear and millinery; Nj. Lichtcnstein,
% w $50 81.
AUSTIN, TEN.
u. Gellman; D. Gelinan. general lner-
Churu.sr. Martinique.
BALTIMORE.
American Wholesale Corp: w. II. Cog
gins, notions. jewelry drugs. toilet goods
and corsets 954 4th
Hecht Co.: F. s, Deutsch, waists. muslin
underwear. Bser & Iilienthal, 1850 Bway.
Stadium Underwear Co; $. Levy, wool
ems and piece goods; McAlpin.
Stewart q Co; W. ii. Reed. upholstery,
rugs aud lace curtains; w. Stanton. toys,
sporting goods, trunks end bags; 16 w.
saith ST
Estcrson Neckwear Co; ]. Esterson,
Nechwear: Grand.
S. schenman s. Co; X. Cohen. dresses
Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Union Oil of California
Net Profits SlO.528.2O7

The Union Oil Company Of Cali
fornia in its annual report issued yes
terday showed net profits, after charges
and Federal taxes, OF S10,52S ,2O7,
equivalent to sci 05 a share earned on
the $4,000, 900 capital stock. This COM
pared with net profits of sic 2,03S,SS0, or
$2407 share, earned in the preceding
year.
The balance sheet showed cash at
$5,871,52 as compared with s4,452,743
in 1920. Bills and accounts receivable
amounted to $5,043,389. against $780,
955. Bills and accounts payable were
4,199 ,268, compared with $5,566,692 in
the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
usiness News
Retailers Cautious i'm Maxine
Spring Season Preparations
Treasury Sees Only
Gradual Trade Cain

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 Busi-
ness conditions throughout the
country are better than they were
year ago, in the view of Treas
ury officials, who declared, however,
that the Improvement has been
gradual and there was no Immediate
prospect of a sudden pickup in
business activities.
Some soasonablc activity might
be looked for in the spring, they
asserted, hut in general only grad
ual bcttcrmcnt WAS to be looked for.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Baker Heads Local Shoe Body

president Of the Shoe Manufacturers
Board Of Trade Of Greater New York,
the organization of women's fine shoe
manufacturers in the Brooklyn and
Long Island section. Mr. Baker sue
ceeds r. P Morse of Morse & Burt
Other officers elected were: E. c.
Wheeler. of j. & T. Cousins, Inc, vice
presidents; Frank Grossman. Of Julius
Grossman. Inc, treasurer; and Herbert
Garside. Of A. Garside & Sons, Inc,
secretary. Frank H. Curry, formerly
secretary Of the Brooklyn Metal Ex-
change, has been appointed executive
SecretarV
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Pacific Tel. Nets $6.66

The Pacific Telephone and Teleoranh
Company showed surplus for the wear a,r
ended December 81 after charges md
,axes' OK S3.l20e34. This is eouiva.
lent, after allowing for preferred divi-
dencs. to S6.66 a share earned on the
sleooo'o0o common stock, and com
pares with surplus of S2.927 $50. or
so.Ss a share. earned on the common
s'ock IN the preceding year. Operating
against S6,oSS.203 in 1920.
The balance sheet showed cash at
s"lo,s9a, contrasted with S535,636 in
the preceding year. Bills and accounts
payable amounted to SO ,56o,S03, com
pared with S3,O12.O74.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
San JOAQUIN Light Earnings

ror the twelve months ended De
,rber 81 the San Joaquin Light and
Eorer Companies reported balance,
|i,er charges. but before depreciation
IA sinking fund, OF Sl.4S3,23S. COM
srea to 81 l.S90,9o0 IN the preceding
|i,r Gross income amounted to So,-
ss'lls Site against S4s4o,9o5 in 1920. A
rn.raet v with the Southern California
olson Company. under the terms of
rt;,b the San Joaquin company will
,.s $4,000 600 klowatt hours over a
,,rod Of ten months. beginning Au-
..s, has lust been concluded.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Bank of England
Lowers Discount
Rate to az PC,
Cut Made Possible by Drop
iii Governments Floating
Debt; New Figure Lowest
Since Outbreak of War
From The 7rihuno's Europoon Burrou

~pps ''so'' lsa2' Now York Tribune Inc)
VNDON' Feb. 16.-Thc Bank of
england discount rate dropped to AZ
per cent to-day, the lowest since the
beginning of the war. The highest
point was reached on April Is. 1920,
"nen the rate was fixed at per cent.
Experts agree that to-day's action is
oeiates. They are Of the unanimous
op'nlon' however, that the financial
SITUATION Will be greatly relieved. The
Improvement in American money con
dltlons had a strong influence on the
English position
a year ago the pound sterling was
quoted at S32lis at New York. while
to-day 1t was at $436. The govern
ment Is now able to borrow on much
easier terms and there is considerable
commence OF trade improvement.
~ LONDON. Feb. 16 (By The Associated
press).--The + reduction to-day of the
Bank of England rate was made DOS
slbie primarily by the recent large re-
ductlon in the governments floating
debt and currency circulation, which
contributed to the plethora Of funds in
the money market, permitting the
placing OF Treasury bills at lower
1ate ana the suspension Of the S per
cent bond issue.
Discount rates have been remarkably
weak during the last few days and
only slight adjustment will be neccs-
sary to meet the revised minimum rate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.--Reduction
of the rediscount rate by the Bank Of
England was expected by Treasury
officials to be without reaction in this
country. Some officials were Of the
opinion that no decided movement in
the rediscount rate in this country
would occur until the bonus question
was finally disposed of and it's effect
upon the financial situation gaugcd.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Business Troubles

s,upper. per- Jacob n-North side V'
s,an Bank orop5c Of msoo1lyn iar $25sS
sapiyuN. Philip. and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co.-People,
sterinbcre, samuei-M Walks $3.50
Steele. Daniel HI. Goldsmith. 60916
SaIsh Moe--Nt1. Funeral Car Co 1915
Stein. Harry-i.. McAllister ct a 395. .93
Squandrito. Antonio-Atusa Bros,
Inc ....... $3.50
snbsr. Albert K-Nlfrs Trust Co. 4s4s.s7
Specbt Willinn-G Specht.... $4,000
Schneider, Bsnjamin-A Miller: a4l.55
sons Inc. ................... l.044.40
Sowino, l.uigi-Eckerson Co.,. ll7.74
Stewart Phonograpn Corp.
Printing Craft Realty Corp.... 906.96
Stylish Costume Co., 1nc.--J Phil
Co. Inc .................... 1,s77.so
Stern. Adolph--.J Winter ........ 3,SO8.40
simon Mollie.-H Huber ........ 370.45
steinberg lsraei--B sindcln1an
rde~ater dt "a corporaiion-rennsyl ''''''
vania Wood and Iron Co. 49,. 1.169.72
Thiel Ernest--JaburR Bros Co.. 3.37S77
Same---Samc ................... a,32S.s0
Thompson Cummings ....... 18i9<
TulIy, Madeltne---J Radin ... 26241
Taylor. Josephine Bill Melville. cssos
Ullman, Jerome--J Sonners ct al. 2S$72
Wcintrab. Jacob--H A Brady. S.3l9.S7
Wolf. Abraham-M Gottlieb 49,. ll6.40
Wciderheim, Charles. and Louis
Harjes--B Krestn ........... 220.6t
Wachtel, Koenig, Max and Mac
Koenig--M Schwartz ........ 1Sa.11
Yordt Lawrence J-R Evans. 987.68
In Bronx County
Alderman, Lews--IA g. Smith. $43.Oo
Brady. William A. and Terence
A. II. Beth ct al.......... $3.50
Bller, Jacob, and Oscar Ellner--
J. Sheridan ........,......... 27.7,
Congregation C;emldath Chasudin
Talrud Tdrah, etc.-J. Oehr-
lein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1852
Cullo Marble and Tile Works-L.
Greenan oVo4
Co., Inc. .................... 23sa
Davis, Harry-.Runkel Bros. Inc. 1913
Tordham Motor Corp-M Setter. 1902
Goodstein Samucl-J. Freed ... es19
Kimmelman. Harry. Milbach-. A672
Perrotta Raffaelc-J. Rifkin... 1898
Schuman. seph-A II. Runk.. 1883
Strada Cherries Ii. 8. Booth. $3.50
Schlam Herman and MRry-C. II.
ECKER .................. 7s42
Cllman Jerome-J. S0mmcrs
ct al 2s472
Wray, Wiliam--D. Rabtner ct al. 37670
Wolfe, Louis-E. ]. Mccarthy, 1S0.72
Vessels George-I~ Lyon ct a.! 1886
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
:. 1911. 900
Amer. Express Foreign Offices

The American Express Company an
nounces the opening of three new
foreign of'ices-at Lyons, France
Jerusalem, Palestine, and Calcutta,
India. r. H. Faivre, formerly import
freight agent at Paris, is in charge
OF the Offices at Lyons. Olaf Lind is
acting manager of the Office at Jcrusa-
lem, and A. II. Baker is in charge Of
the Calcutta branch.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
L. S. Envelope Earnings

The United States Envelope Com
INV reported surplus for the year
,.isd December 81. after interest, de
,vjstion. taxes and reserves, of S170,-
Nj compared with S5t2.764 in the pre-
..iing year Net profits amounted to
sIxl54 against S2.275,697 in 1920,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRoy1s.
IONS OF law; there being due and unpaid
charges ern g. for which the undersigned. Tho Yves,
END Storage Warehouse. is entitled to lien
as warehouseman on the goods hereina fter
described, and due notice having been given
tb.rs tb ali pars'es par s known to olai an Interest
!er Ior payment OF such charges having expired.
there Will be sold at public auction at MerIe's
Xuct'on Auc,. n. Rooms; l65 East 125th St. New
TUESDAY, TEnRUARY 18TH. iess,
AT 10 30 A. NJ:
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH isT. 1922,
AND ON FRIDAY, MARCH sRD, 1922,
AT 1o:sO A. AZ.
ana continuing until nil the goods are sold.
to .o wit; Household furniture, consisting Of
parlor suits, bedroom suits. dining room
suits, library furniture. pianos. Vfctrolas,
,mnsicai instrunents. carpets. rugs. trunks
OF clothing. linen. books. papers stationery.
pictures sewing machines. ce-boxes, cutlery,
lamps. IA, bric.a ,brac, china and glassware
and and other personal effects as enumerated in
the warehouse inventory issued by this ware
house and held for the accounts OF the fol-
TER; Mrs. LOUISE DIXON. Mrs. F. n
OGERTY, Mrs. F. HUNEKIN. Mrs. O. r
STEWART. Mra. FLORENCE G. WARD.
and case. Miss cHARLoTTE rT1;"f PoiLLoW' ILi@Se
trunks. case, boxes barrels, personal effects
and household goods. Miss SARAH e. kirk.
] orchestrele.
=. Al being now stored with said The West End
storage Warehouse, In its warehouse. and
d. an 10 3e more specifically announced and
described at time OF said sale
THE GOODS Will BE On EXHIBITIONS
AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF SALE.
THE WEST END
STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
202-21o WEST ssTH ST.
GRANT WAYNE. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

ln New YORK county
The first name Is that OF the debtor. tho
second that OF the creditor, and date whe n
Judgment was filed:
Buckley, John J-H Reilly ST.
Morris. Harry B--M Pollak: Dec
H. 1921 .................. 2o736
Pa. Adoiph-I Schwartz; June 20,
G Amsnck q Co. 1nc--John F.
Trairor Co; Jan 25. 1921 (re-
Rosch. samuel J-B Gesnberg
Parne.' ne - L%ouis-P % voss ct al; May
same-H Rosen; APT TO- isia... 2oss5
Same-J Lipshitz ct al: juno IL.
Gerdes. Edw H-wm strathmann.
Inc; May 2S. 1919 ............ 25S11
Feb 7. 1929 .................. ss4.s4
Lincoln Motor Co. Inc. and Leon
Schilgrant-AutoB Brokerage Co.
Inc: Oct 20, 1915 .............. 5l0.A6
Lognoni. Nicholas. and Eugente
1929 .............. 1000 90
Rapid Addressing Machine CO.
Automatic Switch Co; Feb 10,
Rehner. John B, and Otto BID
Sedan; Jan al, 1919 .........- l.ess9o
Morrcli. Gerald-R yelling; Nov
5, 1915 .................. ?d3.i
In Bronx County
Goldberg. Albert-Third Av Ry
Co: July 10. 1919 ............ s3.Ss
Karsch, Samuel and Isaac-A Pit
ter; Dec IL, 1891 ............. 1,soe.eb
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets con-
tinuc unchanged. Demand for new
money with which to carry on current
operations and for spring merchan-
dising preparations is light. Houses
that normally finance these operations
through commercial paper are not issu-
ing much paper at present.
The demand for commercial paper
for investment purposes by banks con-
tinues fair, with New York banks TAX
ing more paper than they did month
or two ago. Rates continue firm at Az
and per cent, with the bulk of paper
discounting at the latter figure.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
anccs eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve hanks.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17

oca %fter allowing for dividends Of ssa5
.oo ooo' tnere remained a deficit of s47a.
wy: Regular semi-annual dividends ne
- sS.oo on the preferred stock and So on
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Bank of England Statement
HUNDUN' Fed 1b:-The wcckly state

The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability is 1911 per cent last week
1t was 1880 per cent. Rate Of discount,
Az per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Bank of Germany Statcmen,

BERLIN, Feb. 16.-The statement of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany as of
February Z shows the following changes,
in marks:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Bank of France Statement

PARIS. Feb. 16.-Thc weekly state.
ment OF the Bank of France shows the
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
HELP WANTED
Instruction

CRADCATION-AHD THEN.
What's 1t to be- Are you going to eyse.
commercial lie specialized training to s:n
or swim. or will you acquire the ffnda me NJ
AIS or modern business at Drai.n Schools snc
0e winner from the stait; it's up 10 1os
Write. phone or call Dag, Evening anl
After Business Classes. Drake Bi ssile<.
Schools. Inc. New York Tribune Bldg
1o4 Nassau So. Tel Beekinan 2723 BROOK
lyn; nedford Ave. ut Fulton ST. Tel Pros-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Cooks
General Houscworkers. Etc.

COOK. young, good manager; country IRE Z.
Ierred- Miss Fitzgcrald's Bureau, see
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Miscellaneous
AUCTION SALES

FORECLOSURE CHATTEL MoRTGA AGE
SALE-I. II. Schicds. Auctioneer. Will setl
to-day. Friday. Feb. H. 1922, at $50 A. NJ.
at 46l 7th Ave. n Y. C. all the chattete
fixtures and appurtenances contained IN q
certain mortgage made By Epicurs
Luncilroom, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17

ORKER-H oliaadcr: s45: 1000
references. Irv!u's Agency, $40 sth a..
FltzroY $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamhcrmaids

CHAMBERMAID-Yo Young Scotch woman
pain seaInstress. would assist vraitress
W.. Mise Hofmaycrs Agency. 10 East 4ac
et.' 81 floor. Telephone S9i1 Murray HiI
CHAMBERMAIDW DWAfTREss, young. ,hor-
ooghiy capable; excellent. Miss FIT, i.
geralds Bureau. 35s Fitch av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6The condition of the twelve Fcde
the close of business February Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The Following Judgments were filed yes
rdav: the f1rst maine being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17

SALESMAN; good opportunity conapo.cn =
salesman: cover metropolitan distfiot
for wholesale electrical jnbbinx concern .
state sgc. qualifications and salary TX
pected. 704, Tribune