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Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
GlRD.,1G PRESENTS
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
.;dent Says Country That Encourages High
49,. on Land Should Aid in Maintaining
u;,hways on Sea-Governmen Operation Of
u.rchant Ships Staggering Loss.
A.osDiated Press.

r',,ncton, ~ Nov 2l.-Enactmen'
|, 4, administrations merchant
/ :. Nh was urged upon congress
/ !. u ~ President Harding as neces-
T. !" relieve the government OF
I r',,,, staggering losses in opera
|. 4 ,he war built merchant fleet
IT, ,,,ablish program Of ass''reu
(',,, to serve the nation in war
/, ,%o guaranty of commercial
L,.,dence in time Of peace.
|esonaIy addressing a joint ses-
| n ,he house and senate, the eXc
declared an actual monetary
M 10 the government would :.
nom the proposed law. He shall
M every Institution of favored
MI, and the enrichment Of the
\, few at the expense of the
,ury. The legislation, he asserted
.,uscally guarded against en-
rs,- or prepetual bestowals.
success attend, as we hope Il;
,p added, "the government out"
returned, the inspiration o:
.rnjty to earn remains and An,-
transportation by sea is main
M'
\ wesident said concern db0u'
American merchant policy va,
limited to our own domains, adding
we're in complete accord with
ne maritime nations OF the
ktcr here to the pending
sM," He declared those nations
,rtec. right to such an attitude,
\ wished to stress the America.
von. which should be the view
from which one sess American
Ws at sea, the defender of AM
b @mmerce, for American reli-
nhe event Of war"
Harding declared it most dis
(gfg i a measure Of such tran
kh national Importance mTst
Ks fate depend upon gcogra-
v otCupational. professional OF
aa objection. A commercial em!-
Bon the seas and ample agencie,
&prOmotion and carrying Of AM
commerce, he asserted, are OF
n Importance to the people OF
E@ssIpp and Missouri valleys,
pa' northwest and Rocky Noun
sgons as well as Of the Allan
Ghayd
y a common cause with it's
Us commonly shared, "said he.
pefnment aid is q fair tcrnn
W to authorization aggrcga:-
1w0OOO to promote good roaas
aKe' highways, the president
IS equally fit to be applieT
M'pment and maintenance Of
1saN highways on the saltel
F" present government opera
we shipping board fleet, Mr..
Vad, there was the unavolu-
%o wl9lns out a S55,00O,OOc
'@S and many hundreds OF mil
"S''n out and scrapped ship
"'u attention to government
way We're being worn OFT with
''s'n for replacement and said
rVs'am Of that kind eventually
"' 'ne country many millions
r'0l tne proposed legislation
"eV' aid, he said, to ocea..
maintained at the present
!, would v not reach s2O,OOO,Oo :,
"e maximum direct aid {,
""pplng could be 80 pro-
not to exceed $3O,0OO,e0C
A''"eht concluded his address
.v0eK after speaking about
S"Iaent followed his custom
n. y H0m manuscript, the mes
.s been typed on small
bis address.
!. 'ppauded when he said h
SI"' NJ % reassert as Americans
M ~ ~ 'of The most part sen
u '''esentatives heard hir
Nc tj,,. 9, ~"1iy
Ns. 80. 'lme President Hare
n, \" address :, without the pre-.
The ~ QUESTION
A$%ss a. = London sightseein
Nsis ona a"a ! gentlemen, we a,
ahe "u e"',e Q the oldest publ
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
EGYPTIAN COTTON
ssssS assYE. Il - sxE -
SHOWS INCREASE:
Bv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. 21:-The final es-
innate of cotton production in 1922 is
placed at $4,000 bales net, according
to cablegram received at the depart
ment of agriculture from the interna-
tional department of agriculture at
Rome. The correspondents estimate
was 761, 900 bales in 1921, but receipts
indicated that it was more than 500, ,00G
bales. The acreage this year showed
an increase.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
COT | TON FUTURES
ACT TDECLARED
NJ UNFAIR
BY the Associated Press.

Dy INC Associated St.feSS.
Chicago, Nov. II THE present cot
ton future contract law ''rcverses the
laws of common sense and the GUS
toms OF merchandising" by permitting
the seller to deliver any one of ten
grades 70 the buyer, Senator N. B.
Dial of South Carolina declared to-
day in an address before the Southern
Commercial congress.
He urged amendment to the act to
give the purchaser rights equal to
those of the seller. Under the present
system, he said, because purchasers
cept inferior grades and the grower
loses.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
YOUNG VANDERBILT
TO INHERIT MONEY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Portsmouth, R. l., Nov. 21.-Wil-
liam H. Vanderbilt on his 21st birth
day next Friday will come into the for
tune left him by his father, Alfred
G.. Vanderbilt, who lost his life in the
sinking of the Lusitania.
Reginald C. Vanderbilt, brother of
Alfred, has held the property since
Alfred's death. Oakland, the Wander
bilt home, is being renovated for re-
ception Friday night.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21

n The \. QUESTION
cL&ss Al = London sightseeing
G%is az" ana gentlemen, we are
c''e c"en, . the oldest public
"ot or?'--London
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
CO TON GINNING. |
FIGURES FIR,
SEASON
By. the Associated Press.

Bv the Assoclafed. Press.
Washington. Nov. 21.-Cotton GIN
ned prior to November IA amounted
to 8,869,S57 running bales counting
151 ,598 round bales as half bales and
including 1918 bales of American
Egyptian and 4,737 bales of sea island,
the census bureau announced today.
Ginnings prior to November IA this
year included: IS.
North Carolina, 688,562. South
Carolina, 464,121; Virginia, 1926.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
Bic WhR[H HOUSE
G0LD5BQR0 !
BURNS
BY the Associated Press. i

Dy IIe HSSocidteu IIeSS.l -sts T.
Goldsboro, Nov. 21.-The Planters
Tobacco warehouse here and $50 bales
of cotton and two residences were de-
stroyed by fire which started in the
basement of the warehouse this NOR
ing.
The loss is estimated at between
$4,000 and 100000, partially cover
ed by insurance. The blaze was con-
fined to the warehouse and two houses.
The planters warehouse was the on
ly tobacco auction market in Colds
boro. 81s
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
GO TO CHARLOTTESVILLE

A dozen Hickory football fans al
ready have handed in their names to
p.ck Shuford for the special pullman
- Charlottesville Thanksgiving da..
These who want to go had better
make up their minds at once, because
Mr.. Shuford and Mr.. Blackwelder VII,
have to know several days ahead i'll
order to obtain accommodations. Lets
co." they are saying around here.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
FUNERAL MIR STAMEY

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mr.Louis Eugene Stamey who diea
Sunday at the home Of his father.
Mr.. M Stamey, were held yesterday
afternoon and burial. was made a.
Houk's chapel.
The deceased was ~ years Of age
and was an excellent young man.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
POLICEMAN CALLED
AS. !. FIRST f WITNESS
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
Somerville, N. j, Nov 2rJames
Curran, one of the first policemen to
view the bodies of Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Rein
hardt Mills after the pair were found
slain ON the Philips farm last Septem-
ber, was the first witness called
when the Somerset county grand jury
today began it's second days invest>
cation of the double murder.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
MRS. FELT TON FIRST
WOMAN SENATOR

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. 21.-Mrs. w. H.
FELTON,, "the grand old lady Of Geor-
gia,' won her fight today for seat
as the first woman senator.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-21
ELECTED LABOR EEADER

By the Associated Press.
London, Nov. 21-James Ramsey
Mcdonald today was elected leader
Of the parliamentary labor party.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

Germany will show an increase in value
over 1920. AS compared with 1913
american exports to Italy in 1921 nlso
show great increase.
imports from Europe TO the United
states during 1921 were approximateEJ !
$3.50 100000, against 1864 666.1O3 in
1913. American imports from France
slightly exceeded in value those Of 1918
Imports from the United Kingdom were
slightly less than in 1913, while i'm
ports from Germany were less than
half the pre-war figures.
The estimated total imports and OK
porte during 1921 between the United
States and all countries Of Lntin Amer
'"a shoW an increase OF practically 100
per cent IN value over the trade for
lJl", the last normal year, savs THE
Department Of Commerce in a prelm
nayy review Of the ycars tradc based
az statistical returns for the first
eleven months Of 1921.
lhc total for 1921 was Approximately =
l,1od 100000, while for 1919 it was
$4,000, 900 This sum il made IN Of
1861 10000 Of imports from Latin
America and S737 100000 f exports B !
comparison with 1913 it il seen that
this trade is greater than might have
hoon predicted in 1913, based upon the
curve of increase for tn" sevcral pre-
Yi,.s ycars.
"lf the trade for 1922 and Succeed
inls years show no decrease over 1921, y
says the Department Of Commerce, at
may fairly be sail that on the whole We
AaYe emerged from these years Of eco
nomic crisis and depression with u sub
etartial net gain in our business with
Latin Amcrca.'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Judgments Filed
IN New York County

ne follow ing Judgments wcrc Med 20,
,'rnaS' the Nrst name being that OF tl
debtor:
Aaron. Harry--P Barsh ci al s176.,
bor~o'7it1, N'iliiatn--OuaAcr oats
Go OF New York ...... ..3.e
bradbury Thomas T-C,j,nhol
bros, New York .,............ lT5.f
Buono, Pasqualc-Joscph Pctro-
celli & @. Inc ............. @a2.:
Eaulnscc. saturn BIS Fali $50,
kiumonthal. Arthur J-Edaard
Gropper. Inc .................. 9os
Connell. j Cottcr--J Wheel.
fright OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOS.
poitolbauN. Ts.doro j Swcdlov a,G.i
Diamond. Jacoh---N + So,nins n4a.t
ponnenark. Sanuol--lI II From, $50
Ejnnnrich Arthur. and William
NaciNr Bank ............ 40 n65 .
Freer. Louis. and National Su-cty
Co--Fcople Sc ........... 5000
FoNtans. Aptonio--.AUto Broker
ago co. Inc Observation-Disclosures. 6t0.l
Carring'ur, T,orina'd, and Evelyn
C-Nan Ness Bros. Ire ..... $50
Crchan Mark HR {; Mc-arGci
ct Al lcos.s) ................ GOA,
Globe. Indemnity Co--N Flip
NoNi tcosts) ................ ....... 10 e..
GrAGsaull Eueere Nloidrofonc
Go)-Jowisn Tribune lNc... 1874
';aInhardella, FasOua lcI. Braun 49,.
Glaze Thomas, and MI. Surety
tN. -lcOpic. etc tC............ 5nn
Cila@c, Nora. and MI. Surety Go.
Same ...... ..............,,. ,5oo.'
Cochin. Mary L-Aarcn Bucn-
baum Co...... Observation-Disclosures. oDo-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

GOTH ST" EAST Charming sunny corne~
apsrtment. 9th ncor In hotel furnished
o. owner; rent october o. shorter, terms /;
3 rooms and baths. offers consldorod
stockNol. LoDoX 1856 Nnorningal
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
APARTMENTS TO LET-rvRNlsHCC
Aanhnttap

" EST 44vH ST, l2-THig MANSFIELD.
BACHELORS ONLY; ElNVENT NT1i
JhOoE' EEArTiFJl.LV FUrNIsHED:
WC ROOMS ANp BATH lNClUDINti
SEl2NltE; TO APRIL 1ST $3.50 PER MO
AlUrRT ASEl0CRTH. INC.
II EAST 4'TN ST. MURRAY IiIL!. 100.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

75p ST, l:e yG1 G,otel Nobolton,
Newly dccor4ted and furnished oro tp.r
three outside rooms bath, elevated Au,.
f-ce cars. subway; room. bat 500 rrortrI,
anl w, AN hotel .ervIce. restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Toronto
Business Troubles

Ne petitions in bankruptcy were flied yes
terday in tho United states District Court.
Kcccivers In Bankruptcy
1ne following receivers IN bankruptcy
Wecr appointed yesterday IN the United
States District Court.
Susan Brandcls for Chaycs d Co.. Inc
d"aic's IN stocks. bords and securities
10 broad st.. With bond OF $500
Mary y. Potter for tho Virginia prcss
60. Inc, manufacturcr OF dr".scs 1913 ".
list ST. with Il bond OF $3.50.
Fcrna7d Nau'n borg for the Standard
f'nding Co.. leather findings 50 Warren
81. " II h bond of 81 hnn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

s'Sl ST. fColumbus eN) ,Notc! Colnn,a; ;,
NsN,; decora tea furnlslred. - {,
subway. $50 .oonn. bath: fun hotel service
restaurant. 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

$50 81 1T MAptsOA Az. CIotol Auhron,
NeMIy decorated aud turn'shed one
~ Q 'ofce outside rooms and bath: b,,sses
suIl1ce cars suhy7ay; $50 weekly uuc nj,
hotel service restaurants -0'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Schedules in Kmnkrnptrv

Tho following schedules IL ban,1ruptcy
were hiod yesterday In the United States
District Court:
MUTUAL LEATHER GOODS CO.. INC.
aS Prince st. Liabilities, 81 7.27t. assets.
FINE NAT MEG C.. INC. Z wavorlcv
flaco. Liabilities, .oo,,i3; assets s4o.7l7
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

Rode. raymond PA q uum-
rhries; Jan. j.. 1e22........... 22o a.
tralrrr. Michael.-S. l.. Frank.
Nov. 10. talG.. ........ ......... lios5
IIooh'. Rudolf Kaskol & >oskoi.
Soy, d. 9l............ ....... S2LSl
;; lnildng co. Irc. apJ
Iaeon Ee,ch <crtscher & Coz
l'cp T. ,ala .......... .....- .7oo6s
Hers EDDY. luc. Wadcsooso
cotton Nflw CO.. sept r. I921 5.jssts
IIamburuot. Amelia T. Mahlcr.
Jam. 2a Ia2e oYacatcd, ........ llsa.t3
i r. Huidns Co. Inc. and
Jacob Rrtch-- -Ker,schcr & Co,
March ,. loIo............... f425. o.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
New Jersey

NtTLET lN A NJ1SHELI''
about the Ideal Horne Town
SEC EETAEY. BoN II. Autlev \ !,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Our Export Trade
20 Europe Last
Year Beat E're-War
Unite! Kingdom Our Best
Customer; Germany Has
Risen to Second Place:
Imports Less Than 1913

turope is still our greatest customer
i.N! cur "vcrsVgs transactions with the
countries OF that region during 1921
considerably surpnss 1919 figures, says
the Department of Commerce in 4 brief
estimate for the ycnr based on eleven
mcutha Statistics
Tle tuta 1aluc Of our trade with
European countries in 1921 probably
arproximatcd 81 100000, 900. as against
slice, ,573.3G3 in 1913. More detailed
figures viii be issued later, but even
.fi'h the higher valuo Of the dollar our
trade last year vas larger than in 1913
Tho United Kingdom is our best
customer in Europe, and in fact in the
wrrld. while Germany has risen to sec
'nd place in Europe ns n consumer of
American goods. Our exports to Ger
nanny during 1921 exceeded b. about
$4,000, 900 our exports 10 that country
in 1913. The final 1921 figures for
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

EASY coMNuTArIoN TO NEW YORK
Permanent home. everything modern and
.eaNy for occupancy at above price: no
tras; steam heat paruuct floors beauti-
fuily decorated inside and out. Select.
strictly residential neig hborhood. Water
sp' rts golf. country club, schools, churches.
markets. Nearly 500 feet elevation; no
mosquitoes Big living room, with huge
open hrepla Q. Many fine old oaks supply
abundant shade. NO servants needed; cleo
.rcally equipped throughout including
electric range, electric lights and base
plugs. Balance. after initial payment, can
b. paid up, with less money than you will
waste in rent the next few years. lnvesti-
gate. J.. -. WoHcESTEK. Suite 1872. ITO
Brcadway, y. Y. G. Tel. 1922 Cort.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

5000 i7l & Poo is.. 6A - 50
$500 rhila FL ist 5s 49, g. - o,
1000 Phlla islec os.io9 1oe To- 1oe
ioN0 Tn ~ as.... 7slA ~ ~. x,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

nc following jndgmentu wcrc Niod yos~
erhaN the nrst nsIne being that OF tho
q,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

HOTEL LORRAINE. 45th st and SIN .,.-
0 snoiease until October ] or shorter
~. leu! OF wing rooNi. bodrooine ana
rs1 ns' ncluning room servrc: very .fl :
N1ll'as eous terms can r., arranged "
NLbERT e. ASHFOR1H 1N,-
- '''n 90. Murray Nili 100
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

cENTTAI. FAnIN WEST. ssl. CORNER.
=, ~ ~ EoOMS AND BATH. r,lABORATr,ff,55,' ),
:, atN!Sl]Ep: PLANO PLAYER SO%c,E =.
,, sIor MVMrnl.t 70 sE.rr 10TH or Nit,
r =, ~. ,.,,' 0I lRIinr; No DEALERS WIIIlt'
TELEPHONE 1850 EIV EIiSIDE " 80 -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

545 WEST lo5TH Sr. f.. roo,,~ 80, -
:. kltchenette. $1,000. Close to subws v.n an ana
o,' a,o", Elevator, electric light, etc ASnI,
on ona premises or Slawson & Hobbs 1ss w ~
ga st Tel. Columbia 7240 40S W.
fCIR ROOMS IN .Astoria's mos. IN - a.,.
par mel nj house; . blocks fro-1 s,b ~ ua,e
rent $40. Tel 1886 Astoria '''' subway
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE
10 .NcNLc Elsfnfcl

In -hs heart Of the vcalthv colon. #
Mt. kISCO. \. y. ip the hesu.iful Vest
chester County. Surrounded bv the ss-
'ates Of veil known Residents O. NV Nor5
city. TnelIe-rooT house. vrusnslf, vol
huiiI. Bath. electric nshte. te!ephone. lo-
AZ heatins Very fine pr}va.o 81 sop
ply 10 house ami thrs@-car garage ana
barn len acres Of Woodland snl alioihor
10 acres of orchord 1rld and la-vns Rea,i-
lful shrGbbeTY Property ON both sides
Of the road, with large wood fron1ace
Brook runs through propertH Price
s5o 600 For information apply TO Bon
p-6S1 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

III EESlDK DRIVE. 12s-ro suhl,, -. -
finroush summer, attracti.ely furnished
phr,ro - anartflent siN roolns ana bath
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Queens

aoH SALE. 80 acres. 1000 feet shore
frontage. < nlie road frontage; IN,
reuaied IN Greater New York; p1ice nd
-e~ins right TO resqoNsible part Edwin
: 20 W h-t.a,oMe l. !.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
In IirOnN Count,

tn" first ncmo is tnai Of iNc dc bios.
Nl'srhillNr. sam s. Ircssnor $500. sl,N.*t
I'"uhS. raul l.. Ncs'r co.. rs 80
Ia uni"iln. 'hnrlrs -. American
and Foroign Sec. Corporation e. "O
liUuar. Murray r. NnNtincu,A}
Credit Corporation ........-...-... 4, g1n. a.
Nalpcrn. Maurice y. and koso-
NJ 'untor "t al....... ........... ;ao.ee
lupi'cr, Sainuel-E Griffin s6i.o
krl"M. Thcudor- NJ. ~ kra-
kowcr .....,.... ..,............ 5n.tI
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
PittSburrh
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
New York state

New York state
BUNGALOWS In Catsl.iils rsar Wood
stock; ncV-. newly furnished. stone fire
places: boating. bathing fishing tonuis
dancing III old barn dner' ,looisl mountain
clluhins. vevs; pure gprne water, $500
season Larger bunga lows built on case
" u. ESSER, 20 Archer Place, Tsrrv-
town y =
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Markets in Other Cities

Sales Open. Hirh. Low. Last
60 Pitts pl Glass.135 i3h las l35
8 Fits Coal .... so 80 60 60
1000 Fits Mt. shas. 2Ga csa 2sa asa
10 Wesins Ar Blk 93H o3M a3.a oSL,
III Wcstsh5c Elcc. So h3i4 &c G2i.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

40. loi-~HEHL Is VALUE. Niuc
rooine. tiled baths extra lavatory. s
b'drooinr. srn porch and sleeping porch
oak floors frs aua se,ond floors. garage, ,
plot coXla5. Price 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
KAL ESTATE FOE SALE OR nEAT
Manhattan

Manhattan
TROADWAY-4 STORY STORE
nnd Apar,incnt-Mortg years stra sh:
Low RENTS
ies. than $4,000 cash required.
Sl.AW sos & HOBBS. l69 ". I'D ST
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

tease Nros. Motor Co.,. Iuo ana
Nnrr,H Epstein Hercules Buggy
CO. .......-... .......... ,s5 5G
MnntscolCp. Nranoesco nu Maria
f.. po lorou1p ............. llt1c
] l'rru}cou'. Salvatore -- American
.iu Nprrigu Soc. 'orrcrniion iio.2O
j''iu1"otr, ',Nprls" American aud
l'ur'ipn s'c. Cooperation .... tso 90
Satisfied Judgments
rrc nrsf name Is that Of the dohtot. thc
second ihat of 'llD creditor and date when
lllismont WIS iilod
r'nton. Thomas E r- IL W
Nogcl ", 1l. l'ch @. i9Io....... S1Sll2
NEW JERSEY KTAI. ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
BroOkiS u

T'lATBi sll-$ll.5co. only s. coo cash 10
quick bu.ar Valance easy payments. one
family detached frame house. garage plot
4oSloo. 70 rooms. bath sleeping porch.
fiou' porch gl7ssed Laundry Vegetable
cellar steam. gas. electricity; excellent
condI'lon; brighton subway, NiNss High
way section; attractive bloch. ttreet as
pla allied. lelep phone MidUood 1880.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Bonds
Cleveland
Detroit
PHILADELPHIA

lbsS gsS Am N, y,., stores s3'l .. 81 g.
81 Hk OF war SO "a 5s IS
SO Elec storage ..l4S's 14<,S 1857 IA
80 keystone I pf. ~ - ~ -
1lS0 Lake Super. s.. ga a.. IS,
as9 tehish Nav. s7a. SOL. s774 eq,,
800 Phiia 6 West.
40 Ph'la El pf... IS IS 2s IS
81 phNa FL con- 94's 241s rs. a..
f2S Phila FL war.
SIS Phil Co cum pr Ss'l ss7s Ssi2 Ss7s
81 80 Phila Asp Tr. ~. 24l. 2254 2S
20 Fuiia Trac.. 647r sITs S4a& G+7e
"a Uni In pf. b1's % 5iHs 50
1850 DO common. +Nia a 4os, a
2ea Union rrac.... SIS. $3.50 S6a, SIS.
% Warwick Iron. 7'. -. -. 7e,
4" York Ey..... - /" ~ -
80 do pt ...... SO 50 - 50
5000 rl & Poo Us. Ga So s. 81
$500 rhila FL ist os 49, 81 2, a.
1000 Phlla ialec esioo TO- 10e 1o9
1000 Tn Ey 5s.... 73,. as:< :7st4 7s'.
Pittsburgh
10 Anl via pf. 100 100 100 1oo .
as An " Gl Mch 7o'. 'o4 "a -
100 Cong leo .. :
-io DO pf. ...... - o. - %
- ar l. & I.... 3is 81, 9is "a
- ,iuffev Gilsrir. /. T. II -
J Mfrs L &, d.. 46 IS As a.
i76 Nat F'repfg .... s., g..
20 ohio Fuel sup. 81, 4.i, W. 47f.
20 ciSla Nat Gas. .0.. .Oss .0, a0ci
265 Pitts Brewing. -. IA ~ u
Is do pf....... OF. s.. o.. a.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Real Estate Opportunities Briefly T old

10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
~ BROADWAY. Knit Goods Bldg = On nicc.
90 SO. It,: posseesion. r. J. Guilfoylo &
Co.. leo Broadway. Cortlandt 7{t6.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

Goodman. Abrahams ct AIS
NOsen ................ ..........- 5Ji.
Guidcrs Ocean Towing and Trans
Corr; r;-Westcrn Union Tcle-
IIenncy. FrederIck-E Kettcrins. h27|
Haggin. Ncn All J. Sachs...... III.
Italian Press Pub. Assoc. aud
Ceiestiuo Piva-Mctropolitan
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Karpf Max~l. Wolchol, ...... 25s
kobltc. Herthn III q. Claus
sarc-samc ....... ........... lc5
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Lcnhardt .Ioseph r.. lsaymond
J., Joseph r.. Jr. U.enhardf
Tire and Rubber COZ, and
Joseph r. and Anna E Lou
hArdt Pennsylvania Rubber
Co. of America .......... .S.
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Locker. Mes. Joseph uuchcr.
Esrhcr TRANSFORMATION CO.. Inc.
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Lcssner. llonly, and LaN Mclt@er
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Msrsicsno, Joseph G.-rornrs
M!,rany. r"g' simon .l.-.l. Sell 4 CO. -''
Mamhattan Beach Estatcs-cor-
bin building Co. lnc.......... l.G59.S
Nadclnan, Abraham, aud simon
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O'tara. Richard Thedfor1 Coal
Coal Co. Inc............. .....-... l5i.f
nleite Corp. r G. WoodrIn et nl a.Io2.A
Richter. Peter IN Y. &. r. H.
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WoiIl. Abraham j. Etog,i x Co..
Inc. ..................... o.a
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

40. 10i--t Nus; ALLN PICTJEE>QJ L.
field stone and stucco resideuce in
high class residential section. ontranco
hoii 70 fyot ! viug room. fireplace. sun
part0r. lr.Eo dining room. spacious
droo'ra NloJ haths, garage large
rirt. Price So. 900.