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Business News
Retailers' Response Slight
To Spring Clothing Opening
liquidation of Winter Storks
More Important Now :
Some May Be Held for
Sales Early in the Year
jjftailers' responses to the spring
?tjyin-ra in the men's clothing trade
?. reported to be exceedingly light
S<ontrasi to (he rush for goods that
??railed last year when new models
?or ?P<"?n8 ??1'-<t were ?r3t shown. So
f?r th* showing of spuing samples by
?iji'afacturera is the exception rather
?hin the rule. More manufacturers in
Chicag?' at-.d Rochester arc attempt?
ing to hook spring business than are
?he producers ;r. the New York mar
iit.
Overshadowing the spring business
??the liquidation of surplus fall stocks
?eft in the hands of manufacturers
Sioug"? cancellatjons nr.?i returns al
? expiration of the price guaranty on
?gits this week. Some of these so
called winter goods are being offered
a? attractive prices, and retailers are
Ming considerable quantities with the,
?pectation of holding them over for
sale at the beginning of the spring
retail season next year. The slight
jifference in weight between winter
and Bummer goods permits the retail
ers to carry over much of the winter
merchandise being offered at conces?
sions now.
Spring prices in general show a re?
duction of about 30 per cent from the
levels at which clothing for last spring
opened the wholesale selling season
The?e prices, according to trade lead?
ers here4 are by r>o means established.
More frequent "readjustments" of
prices bj woolen manufacturers ore
unsettling the price calculations ap?
plied to finished garments. At least a
dozen woolen mills have revised prices
on spring fabrics this week, lower
price.- applying to goods already or?
dered, as well as to future orders.
s
Commercial Credit
Easier commercial money is working
into sight, and large commercial houses
report thfet it is easier to obtain ac?
commodations than It was a month
ago. Commercial paper rates, however,
tre still maintained at their former
high levels, most paper being discount?
ed at 8 per cent. Hank pressure for
the liq . ?ntories.ha*
not b? en r? oncerns
that ire carrying heavy stocks are sai.i
! y bank( rs I riencing difficul?
ties in . ns at present.
Liquidation of Fur Stocks
Through Big Sales Urged
Liquidation of surplus stocl
? furs to cons
in retail
gton to
-. that will
?
?: ? has been offered th? fui
trade as a sol H on to its present
?,-?-.?.?
Selling on Memorandum
Helps Push Cotton Good?
A fair!; \ rg< volume of business is
goods
i.- m ds on
memora ice to be determined
of d? liverj. '1 ?
by a
time ago,
nd n< w
:? i imong all
i ' ?.In
some quart is be
iieved that I ? f bookinj
or the
ted revival of
Low i prices on sheetings have been
.7 agent, the
ce made
,
- <ire understood
to be of special surplus
; method of inviting
I ? large
quan
Fair Amount of Buying
Reported in Spring Silks
Man; ? ? cers of silk
booking
?
: .....
point are I ecidedl; unsatisfac
rie styling of
silks that stan I oui harply is the ef
' ? . Spi cial proc
I to dull the lustre
in satins and othei normally glossy
! effects of the
cr?pe fabrica are being attained in
loths.
Judgments Filed
in New York County
The following Jud;?m??nts wei<> filed yes
t'rdav ' 15 the ?1rs?, uanifl being
that of ' I
Adelshelmer, Hei man 1-7. - J.
Mln.?-i .... $167.70
Mm, John bum
. 110.73
Ad?.-T!!.''r>i; und Selling ? >., Inc.
? ? . 245.56
Boyd, Maxim B.?L. D. Taylor.. 170.20
Rame? S.? me . l 20.20
?"?' u Maxim i. J. J Swf???.? ?. . 120.00 i
In Nol in
Lumbl r Co I ??? . 230.78 '
Ruahm II Howard E. ? IP J.
urt Co., lno. 1,011.97
liaron?, Mlchal New 5
tor Truck Sal? a ? lorpora
.? . . . 267.SO
B( -i lamtn, ! i | ? :, Ble?
trlcal Co . in.-. 12-1.03
Bahouth, Job? - i. l. iwj era' Title
< . rust Co . 630.38
7 lei ? Ai my and
Navy . Ing ? .. Inr. . . 1,634 60
Hessin, Pour? p. Davis. 205.57.
Nathan and Louis I?? wls
Ci '? S| : ? . S40.72
lei p. liavor
? ' ai . 2,015.05
< ??!;??. Herbert \V. F.?J. I..
"vV- '""? r . 1,105.<0
?? KM Leather Manu
? S ' In J. Grtf
et al . 8.788.08
Callan Bros., Inc. -L. M. Lucey. 6.461.06
fhomaa -Morris Plan
?? \ . 1S1.7 0
' Co. pf New
. . 27,278.83
> >?!>? i!, Newman- Melrose dille
,. ' ". 4.614.68
' rawford, Sai ? r\?a.
uonal Bank r. ington,
aim' ...'.'..
i:u?n_ (Universal \\ alBt Co.) -
IP?, ans. 14090
"gh, M.,:,!?,; ' s?di?' ?l'
,',''? ? ?''? ?"??'. Nathan Reiner?
.. ?orris P an Co Ni tv y, na.90 :
?'<.Ph -J W. Graham . ?24.G0 ,
Avenue Coach Company?
?. S. Meyers . 182.60 ,
uiuliano. Domenlclo ?E. Posattl
?*' a! . 167.76
"?nrette, Mary B and James- -
?"? Hirsch . 468.80 :
?oward, , an m:i;... Howard
?nd Samuel i'i, tnlcl Morris
.. ' -?n Companj of Now i'ork.. 165.00
i! '?'' -<???. Johi ! s ol . 121.11
nussey, Jlmmie \. ?ottlrr . 7S4.Cu
imbor, Philip a.?Nevi v. Telo?
Company . 146.14
Jacknowltt, Hyman; Philip Ja
nowita an.: Sani Samb - Mor
ris Plan Company of Now Yovl? 113.90 !
Jos a. Omero Press, Inc.?Thames
Lunch Co.. rnc. 503.20
?Jarrot. Oeorge YV R, .\p Beck.. 1,873.47
Johnson, John?J. O Seifert. 347.2?
Kerliuj, M;, ha> 1 (Hub Olulhing
llouai.i -c. Cohen . 674.44
Kont, Archibald O.?Republic Lab?
oratories, Ine. 1,438.94;
?under, Alien?l. a. Isaacs. 2,688.?7 i
Ktt-k, Louise; Edmund Holohan,
and Thomas Miguire?Monrl?
Plan Company of New V?rP 673.90 !
?au, Jacob and Isaac (Kat*
, Bros.) an?! p. n. Webber * Co..
' xr l,!C?-*? ?'? Bloomlngdale et ai. 1,942.33
? Kaiiisj, M?yo-j. Seeman ?-t al 164.20
????eoin. Benjamin ? 8. Kn a
coats . 128.60
Leibo??tuta, Abraham, and Nathan
Paskus (I. J. Karsog & Co..
Inc.)?I. Ktrachn-r . ?S6.71 i
t-evlne, Tobias. tui.1 Celt? r..l-.?i
People, ete. 3.000.00 ?
??** ?? Bui-Kh, i.,..i| in . .-. sv
1. OTO 2 0
1,084.20
Spring Shoe Orders
May Be Made Soon
Retailers of shoes will not delay
much longer in placing spring
orders, in the opinion of Arthur
Weiss, buyer and manager for
Cammeyer's, prominent retailers.
"Unless spring orders are
placed soon," said Mr. Weiss,
"the manufacturers will not be
able to deliver spring shoes in
time for the retailers to make a
showing before Easter, when the
spring trade normally begins. I
don't think the retailers will
t place heavy orders, but they will
have to do some buying. Prices
are lower than they were when
orders for last spring were
placed, and the continual decline
in values has spurred the retail?
ers in their efforts to rid them?
selves of old stock to be carried
over into the next spring season
If they intend doing any business
at all they will have to place or?
ders, as the manufacturers are
not making up goods for stock."
York Hosiery Works, Inc. 1,165.39
LoFOluto. Frank ? Hein Nolan
Lumber Company, lnc. 182.17
Levin, Bernhard ? F. E. Sliver
man . $128.30
Lcfrak & Albert, Inc., and Harry
Lefrak ? Worbelovsky Bros.,
Inc. 1,653.07
Sam"?S. Albert. 1,843.72
Longenecker, Richard C, and
George A. W, Buchholtz?W.
G. Brown. 720.41
Moore. Hampton, and Henry Parr
? Morris Plan Co., N. T. 112.SO
Merdamm, George?Same. 161.70
McCormlck, William, Mary Mo
: irmick and Alexander Doyle
Same . 112.90
Candy Co., Inc?Stineman
!" oducts Co., Inc. 395.70
McAvoj Co., In." ?Connecticut
Insurance Co. of Hartford,
. 2,097.49
Mi ?, Jacques A.- H. F. Plerson. 104.62
Haulag? i lo , Inc.?M.
Mi ?do . 25,1 12.20
\li in: Krack ? 190th Street
P. I y i . 415.50
Slgmuna, and Harry
Grossbard (Nosehkess ?t Gross
tfard)? Pelrls, Buhler <fc Co.,
Inc. 2.4C3.20
O'Hara, l ?? ?' til? an I Margar ?
Weeks?Morris Plan Co., N. Y. 215.so
: . ifso?, Bill A G Anas. 623.20
u Price Mei hai ? Asso
clal n, li G Stein et al... . 1 ,r<!P24
p Rnhlnowitz 295.59
I ? : Il 1 V i laman el al 120 71
li Maurice, s le Pollock,
? ? S.-i
i Plan Co., N V. i 1 5.00
." -M II. ^v? ?] el al . 230.04
. o til, .. nd 1 la ' ry '.'lar.n
& Mann, also Julius
P hack and A bi a*iai ? Fish -
Bros.) Sai k &
: ?tein . .... 957.71
"?P..' Sam?M. Federgren... . 2.145.00
i . King .?7-, Pu., lno?H.
non . 1.000.65
Ben lam?n S. ? Hein
C , Tni . . . 664.50
?. ... E National
? -?' B-?nli . . 5.137.98
', ? ? t. ir, Harry Norton
:?? v w? bster ? Morris
' . Co N Y. 11',.90
KP!? Putz. 139*17
??als En ctirig Co, Inc 77
n Co. 290.24
' " n, P M ; i-I ; Plan C.:..
N Y . 111.70
? ! - old
.?? ? . '. .??. W ( P"-. nberg and
Etta Ore? nberg F Evans. . . 1,479.29
.-.. ... er M ?7 Km
ha? t, costa . 108.95
r, - m J?F '?? .?? ? . . . 737.7,9
It : F Hol si rom Ir. . : 76. ?0
n John nn ' Rli har ! Mo
Plan i o, N V . 112.80
. :? : a bra ha m R >i
en-blatl (Simon fi Rosenblatt) ?
M II Weil et ni. 34* 92
?' ? i J. Kane. 210.52
Al.." (Wearwell Press
i 1 . ts. 660.Cl ;
'"? . .: -S t?te Bank. . 6,098.92 j
! . 6,214.27 ?
nhoH er Co, Inc - P
? v. 4,671.87 i
? In, Marcus, Joseph Sll
\ braham Rosi n, and
7.P-.N J Rosen Wilton Mfg Co 41,994.92.
,lai ?? A J K. nn-edy,
-.h . 10*.95 i
Annie, admx?Interbor
ough Rapid Transit Co . 272.90
Toomey, Harry P - M I Rosenthal 113.20
In Bronx County
li'.nrk, Nathan, and Louis Lewis
i> J Spiro. $340.72 ;
!' . Charles R C F Broker. 31.69 .
M trie B Koff.. 108.70
F?rst, Joseph A .- Huhrs. 272.87
B K'.rf. 108.70
Relllj. Cathi rlne?G J-' Davles
. 91.67
Shottland, John?-O J Kane.... 210.62
Sembecos, Nicholas?M Sembecos 27.no
Wi ronofl David, as gdn?Rogers
Placo Realty Corpii. 112,
Satisfied Judgments
T h? Pr-.? name is that of tho debtor;
tl.ind that of tho creditor and data
? hen Jude menl was filed
in New York County
Rubens, Al Encyclopedia Bri?
tannica Corp.; Feb. 10, 1920_ $156.77
Kaufman. Helen H. E. M. Gattle
a I : May 5, 1916. 277.95
Gold: t. ne '1 !.. odoi e Encyclo?
pedia tSrlta.:miea Corp. ; Oct. 21,
. 130.66
Letchanove, Emily and John?R.
W Lawrence; Julv 22, 1920... 208.45
McOlynn, Lillian A.?Levlno Real
Estate Corp.; May 7, 1920. 466.02
Sa n I.epn'H Real Estate ? 'orp. ;
Nov. !.', PP'0. 108.67
:,. I ;:. ima s M.. Helen and
Frank J.?Empire State Liquor
Co.; April 14, 1916. 230.11
Stern Bros., Inc. ? IP Powell; Oct,
17-, 1920. . 2,147.60
Leonard, William IP?p. Hadden;
Jan. 15, 1912. 6,638.44
Interborough Rapid Transit Co.?
A, Tellow; Feb. 27., 1920 (re?
versed) . SO,500.40
Morg? nstern, Louts, ur.il Samuel
Rlndner?Pioneer Fur Dyeing
Co., inc; Nov. 10, 1920. 1,699.72
4iHt Street Realty Co.?J. Jaffe;
Jan. S), 1914. 673.54
Buena Vista Park. Inc., und
George 10. Do Groat?F. B. Sohl;
Sept. 9, 1920...;. 894.90
Shivers, William D.--15arle &
Calhoun; March 27, 1914. 204.08
In Bronx County
Becker, Reuben, as guardian?P.
Berg; Jau. 30, 1920. 109.20
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Servie?
Ohio- W. Wise, jowelry; Penn
. inla.
ALTOONA, Pa.- -Kline Bros.; J. Schneline,
clothing1; 23 East Twenty-sixth Street,
BALTIMORE?Joel Outman & Co.; Miss
S. Rice, lacs, embroideries; 20 Fifth
Avenue
BALTIMORE?-American Wholesale Cor?
poration; W. F. Croggihs, notions; leather
goo : ?. p. el goods; 77.4 Fourth Avenue,
BALTIMORE?The Hub; Miss S. Goouman,
dresses, skirls; 116 West Thlrt) second
su .
BALT1 MO.RE? Eisenberg's; Miss Coin n
regular and lobs waists, -, dticoats and
sweaters; 37 West Twemy-sixth Street,
BALTIMORE -American Wholesale Cere :
W. )' ('ogglns, fancy and leather goods:
... ; i 'otirth A vonui .
BART( >\\ Fla - i. M, Wear, g< neral
I ' e n n sy 1 v h n I a
BOSTON?-Jordan-Marsh Co.; F. S. Sal?
mon wallpap r, upstairs; J. A. Keout;h,
thing, youths' clothing,
basen ont. 432 Foiirl h A v mue,
B? IS r? >N- - i i. Reynolds, fura -i ork
BOSTON p. B, Fos-'B Co.; C Fogg, furni?
ture, floor coverings; Arlington.
BOSTON- Astor ? Sun Co.; M. ;
Goldstein, coats, suits; Breslln.
I ii in? ? .-v ns Co . upstairs, Mrs.
Phillips, women's costumes and dresses;
Miss Murphy, misses' dresses; Misa
O'Regan, misses' coats; Mr:?. Milllken. j
infants' wear; Mr. Bleyle, men's cloth
lng; basement. Mr. Levin, onlldren's,
juniors' and girls" coats and dresses;
225 Fifth Avenue.
BOSTON?GUchrlst Co.; basement. J. Ar
onson, boys' overcoats and macklnaws;
A. Cohen, suits, dresses and skins; Mis?
Mari.us, girls' coats and dresses; Miss
Ruin., millinery; Miss lt. Rice, hosiery
and knit underwear; upstairs, F. J.
Smith, leather goods; Miss B. Minuhau,
Kiiis' coats; H. Nelland, upholstery; c.
Downea, colored and black goods, linings
and velvets; ;oo Fifth Avenu?.
BOSTON?Chandler Co.; H. Kllta, women's
hosiery: Miss J. Canty, waists, under?
wear and ktmonos; 230 Fifth Avenue.
BOSTON?Houghton A Dutton Ce j Miss
C. Flarmolly, waists, corset? and ladles'
underwear; Alfred F?ntl, 116 West Thir?
ty-second Rtreet.
BRlDCFrjDRT. Conn.?Howland Dry Goods
Co; f\ rill. Bilks, woolun dress goods;
Mrs. HI. Frey, assortment Infants' woar;
404 Fourth Avenue.
BUFFALO?William Hengerer Co.; Miss
B. Dean, waists; 2 West Thirty-seventh
Street.
BUFFALO?Sinclair, O'Rourke. .Bone Co.:
W, Pono, mlllnery: B. C, Kircher, sllita,
ribbons, notions; 621 Broadway.
B?FALO?J. Simon, lacs, embroideries;
Aberdeen.
BUFFALO?T. Brennan, millinery; Im
perlal.
BUFFALO ? It. A. Meldrum & Co.; E.
Truxes, ribbons, laces, embroideries,
handkerohlefs; J. J. Sweeney, furnish
ings, hosiery, underwear; A. S. Dalglelsh,
waists, petticoat;?, corsets; 105 Grand
Street.
nVFFAI.O?Faultless Pants Co.; J, Hallo
tin, piece rcooilsi and clothing; Breslln.
CANTON, OhlOt?C. V, Hampton & Co.-, C.
? \'. Hampton, clothing and furnishings:
W. S. Martin. Christ mas novelties and
gifts; S. K. Friedman, 656 Broadway,
CHARLESTON, S. C?-Pringle Pros.; E.
Pringlo, notions, furnishings, general
merchandise; Pennsylvania.
CHARLESTON, W. Va.?People's Store;
Miss E. Cantley, millinery; 44 East
Twenty-third Street.
CHICAGO?Sears-Roebuck Cn.: E. F.
Walker, men's and boys' clothing rte
partmeut, representing; 115 Fifth Ave?
nue.
CHICAGO?Spauldlng Waist Shop; II.
Nathan, waists; 276 Fifth Avenue.
CHICAGO The Fair; W. IP Lawrle, coats,
Hui's; 225 Fourth Avenue.
CHICAOO -Mandel Uros.; Miss Singer,
skins: 13 East Twenty-second Street.
CHICAOO? L. Morris, underwear, hosiery,
general niei chandise; Pennsylvania.
CHICAGO?Marshall Field ?- Co.; Miss B.
Cowan, jewelry; Ml"- J. Delaney, wom?
en's suits; Miss C. Vail, women's suits;
1107 Broadway.
CHICAGO ? Phtlipsborn's; H. Rosenthal,
neckwear, laces, ribbons; 912 Broadway.
CHICAGO?Mandel Bros.; W. II. Debus,
linens, wash goods; Miss Kesslor, coats,
wraps; Miss Slngor, skirts; 13 East
Twenty-second St reet.
CHICAGO?Spaulding Waist Shops; II.
Nathan, jobs .sweaters; 276 Fifth Ave?
nue, room 603.
CHICAGO?Carson, ririo & Scott Co.; J.
Martin. buttons: Miss A. C. Hayes,
gloves; 404 Fourth Avenue.
CI.EYEI.AND? Hirsch Co.; M, Welnstock,
Jobs of coats and dresses, dresses for
basement; P. Hirsch,?jobs coats; Miss B.
Cohen, P.bs dresses; S. Solomon, 1-61
Broadway,
CLEVELAND?Bailey Co.; J. Kaplan,
raccoon, Hudson s?-a!, near seal and
Bealino coats; Mme. Mogcovlcs, Jobs
suits; Miss Kornguth, r.shtall sweaters,
jobs waists; 37 West Twenty-sixth
street.
DALLAS, Tex.?L. H. Lewis Co.; Mr. Cook,
hosiery, underwear; 72 Leonard Street.
DALLAS, Tex.?Sanger Bros.; J. Hill, W.
I!. Taylor, shoes; 19 East Twenty-fourth
Street.
DENVER?Neusjteter Co.; Mr. Neusteter.
waists, skirts and underwear: Oscar
Abel, 16 West Thlrtv-slxth Street.
DETROIT ? Crowley-Mllner Co.; Miss I.
Raymond, furs; Alfred Fantl, 116 West.
Thirty-second Street.
DETROIT?J. L. Hudson Co.; Miss Gra?
ham, silk underwear; Miss Hoff, assist?
ant ; 225 Fifth Avenue.
DUBUQUE, Iowa?Roshek Bros. Co.; F. 11.
Roshek, waists; 48 East Twenty-flftn
Street.
HARTFORD, Conn.?G. Fox &? Co.; Mrs
M. Mink.-, muslin and knit underwear;
Alfred Fantl, 116 West Thirty-second
HARTFORD, Conn.---Sag?, Alien Co.; .1.
Malier. Jewelry; 404 Fourth Avenue,
HARRISBURG, Pa.?O. Black, art goods;
A Icaza r.
HBRKIMER, N. Y. -11. Brosee, shoes
Arlington.
JOHNSTOWN. Pa.?I. Rabinowttz, cloth?
ing, furnishings; Navarre.
LOS ANGELES?Broadway Department
Store; Mr. Short, shoes, upstairs; C.
Bus y, bas?;ment, shoes; 95 Madison
Avi nue,
LOS ANGELES?J. W. Robinson Co. ; Miss
Gertrude Johnson, drisses and gowii^;
Hot? ' \\ aldorf.
LOS ANGELES Katz Bros.; L. R. Davis,
jobs coats, suits an.] dresses; 212 Fifth
A '. i nuc, thlrt? .nth flooi.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.?Carter Dry Goods Co.;
J. P. Dumesnil, white goods; 4,i Leon?
ard Street.
MILWAUKEE. V. ;;-.- -Alsted-Basten Co.;
P A Istod, ji welry; imperial.
MILWAUKEE?P. A. Gross & Son; A.
Gross, inillii?,-; 637 Broadway.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass.?J. ' Simmons,
? lothing; Imp? rial.
NEW HAVEN?J, Press Co.; J. Press,
'.-. ool, ::, i ark Aven le.
NORFOLK, Va.?Miller, Rhode.?, & Swartz;
N, V, Swartz, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Hansen,
ri i resent Ing; 132 1 ourt li A venue.
NORTH WILKESBORO. N. P.?-J. T.
Prevetie .?7: Co.; .' T. Prevette, iruen's
and bo? s' i : it hing, ladi? s ready to ,\ ?:.? r ,
S K i ? lodma n 6i 6 1 ?roadway.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. Abaher *
I irn; Mr. Absher, clothing and
fu i Ishings, hats and caps; S. 17. Fi ied
man; 656 Broadway,
NORWICH, ( Hin Porteous ?- Mitchell
Co.; A. :.'?i7 hell, linens, domestics; P
1 orti ..'ix, ladies' ready to ? em ; J
Per-....us. representing; A. Mitchell jr.,
representing; J. Lee: hosiery and under
'??? ar; ?! 32 Fourth Avenu?.
OKLAHOMA CITY -Tobias Emporium;
L. Tobias, general merchandise; 220
Fifth Avenue.
OMAHA - - Blaunnor'i S. E. Schweitzer
knit hosiery, gloves; 120 West Thirty
? 11 ond Stn ? t.
Neb. Orkln Bros.; Mr. Orkln,
. p. l lu ?h coats; 276 Fifth A \ enu? , ri m
?
PHILADELPHIA- L. Frankel, women's
r ...; y i u -'- ear : A bei di ? n.
PHILADEL1 li! A - Coin n Broi . !.. Cohen,
dry goods, not Ions a !.. : .:? en
PHILADELPHIA Reliance Skirl Co.; M
' ram r ??? i , pi, ce goods; A bei di en
PHII ADELPB IA - i I dm i Bros. ; 'M. D
i ioldman, wi olen plec goi Is. Aberd.
PHILADELPHIA ? P. i Fiiec, gei
merchandlsi "Pan,!.
PHIJ \DELPIIIA- Melsler-Einhorn Bros.;
P Meislei . -, salins, etc. ; Imperial.
PI! I LADELPB I > G. Kline, gi n? ral mer?
chandise ; Im perlai.
PHILADELPHIA M. Gross & Co.; M.
Gross, woolen piece goods; Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA National Kid Klothes
?'o. ; Allen I. Grcenberg, boya' clothing;
Pennsyl vu nia.
PHILADELPHIA? Glmbel Bros.: Mr.
Scott, men's furnishings; Broadway and
Thirl v -second Street.
PITTSBURGH?Rosenbaum Co.; Miss N.
Stino, negligees; Alfred Fantl, 116 West
Thirty-second St.
PITTSBURGH Kaufman's Department
Store I. Schwartz underwear; Mrs.
Mor'on infants' wear: 126] Broadwaj
PITTSBURGH?McCreery fi-. Co.; ,r. Det
weller, furniture; 23 West Twenty-sixth
Street,
PITTSBURGH - Boggs .V- Bub!; A. M.
Brown, furs; Pennsylvania.
PITTSBURGH?H Ad?en; A. Goldberg,
ma na >^. r, P, nnsj Iva nia.
RALEIGH, N C.? S. Glass, women's ready
t ? ? ear; 235 Fifth Avenue.
READING, Pa.- Dives, roniery ,<t Stewart;
Miss P. K Gingrick, laces and embroid?
ery trimmings; 230 Fifth Avenue.
ROCHESTER?S K f. Rosenberg; S. Ro?
senberg, furnishings; Collingwood.
PITTSBURGH?Frank & Sedar; l. Sedar,
F. Finkelhor, coats; Oscar Abel, 16 West
Thirty-sixth .Street.
PITTSBURGH?Kaufman .?:- Baer Co.;
Miss C. Toole, girls', misses' and juniors'
coat:- ; 40( Fourth Ai ' nui
PROVIDENCE, R. P--.P 1'. Mourln & Co.;
..'. P. Mourin, jobs of coats only; 777
Fiflh Avenu.-.
RICHMOND, Va.?Miller ,?7- Rhoads; F. P.
Hates, representing; 47.' Fourth Avenue.
ROCHESTER?B. Forman Co.; Miss Sny
iirr, dresses; S. Rosenberg, coats, suits
ini.l si.ins; Miss Culhauo, suits and
coats; 225 Fifth Avenue.
SAN FRANCISCO?Max II. Harris Co.;
Mrs. Max H. Harris, jobbors, children's,
lunlors' .oat.--, dresses, skirts and Jersey
. oats: Waldorf-Astoria.
SAN FRANCISCO?R. Welll Co.; W. B.
Koer, downstairs coats, suits and
dresses; 17. East* Twenty-sixth Street.
SCRANTON, Pa. -Blum Bros,; Mr. Blum,
ladies' ready to wear; 303 Pifth Avenue,
room IS" ??
SHELBY, N. C? R, 1.1. Campbell, general
m? rchandise ; Grand.
SOUTH BEND, Ind.?Ellsworth Store; N.
Fuller, carpets; 1270 Broadway.
SPOKANE- ::. Kesler, men's clothing and
furnishings; 440 Fourth Avenue.
SPOKANE?Spokane Dry Goods Co.; Mrs.
p. Henry, ladies' ready to wear; IP R.
Kessler, men's furnishings and clothing;
440 Fourth Avenue.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. ? Cuntan Dry Goods
Co.; Mr, Netter, dresses, coats and suits;
Pennsylvania.
SrRINOFIELD, Mass.-?Forbes S.- Wallaci
\Y. F. Malnney, petticoats; A. Alexander,
i-otlon Urn ns; 230 Fifth Avei u
STB1 UE.NV1LLE, Ohio?S. Reimer, china
?and glassware, men's clothing; Pennsyl
ST LOUIS ?Hudson Bay Fur Co.: B. Brau,
woin? os i, ady to ? .if; IP
ST LOUIS?Rice Stlx Dry Goods Co
William Addlson, white goods, 7177
Broad? ay.
ST. LOUIS?Scruggs, Vandervort .v- Bar-j
ney; Mrs. McKenna, Poos, neckwear,
i. lmmin-z; 225 Fifi ?i Avenue.
ST. LOUIS?Famous & Barr Co.; R. K.
Lockhart, Jobs suits and coats; ~~ Wesl
Tw< m y -si xt h Streot.
SYRACUSE?A. sussman, house furnish- ]
Ings; Grand.
SYRACUSE?A. Bock, general merchan?
dise: Grand.
TARBORO, N. C.?Thomas Co.; T. F !
Thoftias. ?irv goods, shoes; Pennsylvania.
TOLEDO?Lion Dry Goods Co.; J. M.
Walker, ?llks, cotton piece goods; 23
K ist Twenty-sixth Street.
VICKSBURG, Miss.?Miss P. L. Herman,
Bho? s; i", nnsj Ivania
WASHINGTON?A. Llsner Co.; H. Kaplan.
waists dresses; 220 Fifth Avenue.
WILKBS-BARRB?-Blum Bros.; H. Blum,
co.Us and suits, 303 Fifth Avenue.
Buyers ?Comitij?
CHICAGO?Phillpsbor-fs: II. Rhilipsborn.
Miss G. Ward, wai-ats; 912 Broadway;
expected November 22.
Curb Tone Heavy
As Prices Break;
Pressure on List
industrials Weaker, With
Declines of Fractions in
Many Spots; Ryan Consol?
idated at New Low Levels
II! - ,
More new low levels were reached
in the curb market trading yesterday
when presanrj to sell was renewed.
The market tone wns generally heavy
a.-i prices reacted on the Stock Ex?
change and in leading commodity mar?
kets.
General Asphalt moved upward for
a time on development reports but re?
acted when the industrial list showed
weakness and recorded a small net loss.
Other industrials were easier and
fractional declines were the rule.
Ryan Consolidated continued to at?
tract attention in its downward plunrre,
as selling showed no siens of abate?
ment and support failed to appear. The
I stock made a now low when it broke
through 10, but recovered slightly.
\ Midwest Refining was off about 3
I points, and many other oil shares
| showed net los-es for the day, Sirams
: Petroleum again selling below 8.
Industrials
Sales. Open. Hieb. Low. Last.
1 ion ?Ai me Coal. . . 1 % I % 1 '?? - r,i
Pin.i ?Aetna Exp. . . 9% 10 0*4 97?
H.'C7 ?Allied Pl< Inc. 9 9 s 'i s p
100 ?Alumln Mfc .18% 18% 18% 18%
30 *do pf. 8fi SB S". 85
inn ?Am Chicle_ 33 33 33 33
i 25 *do pf. CS r,H 63 68
-1 r.o ?Am S. w Pipe, m?.\ ?np, 10 m
500 Afilo Fuel S... CG-% 67\i 66% 67?;
27, Borden'. 80 f o so ??o
35 do pf. SS S8 88 8'
100 ?Br-Am Chem . 5 % 5 % 5% 5%
7.00 ?Br-Am T coup 12 12 11?J 11\
600 ?Chgo ?Vlpple.. i P 8-4 8'..
500 ?Crude Chem. . l 'i 1 '? i % 1 U
900 ?Empire T & S 17% il 17.% 13
1200 ?Farrell Coal. .17 17 1.7??, 16
300 ?Gardner Mot.. 18% 18<% 1-?-t, 18%
6000 ?Gen Asphalt... 45% 47'.. 4P. 44'i
6000 ?Gen Klee ris.. 2% TIP 2% 'P,
200 ?Hercules Pap. 20% 20'- 20?-. 201 ?
2000 ?Kay Co ?Pis.. 1 '?-> 1 % 1 "-s IS
300 ?Lino Co cl A. 25% 26 25% 25'?
500 ?Locomobile, n. 3 3 3 3
nno ?Munson Furn. M 14 1?-% 14
100 No Am P & IP 4% 4 P. 4'a 4'i
1000 Perfection Tire, i'i 1'i 1 ,\? 1 '.?
200 ?Pyrene Mfjr.. 9% 9% 9?, 9V?
SOn ?Radio Co w !.. 2% 2% 2 2
1000 ?do r>f w I. . 2% 7's 2'i 2%
ino ?Roy Fr TP Inc. -14 4 4
100 ?Stand ?', & B, 13V* 13% 13V4 13%
2000 ?Tob Prod Ex . 10 10 10 10
1000 ?Triangle Film. % H Ni *??
500 Unit Frotlt Sh. 1 ?'?? 1 \ 1 ?> 1 -P
1500 ?U Rel Si Can. 8 <?? 8% 8 % 8 %
.'.mi T s Distribut.. 2'1 ', 20?; 29 29
"f. II S Lt & lit. . P? 1 -t 1 's 1 '.,
1500 11 s SteaniHhip. P. 1'4 Mi 1-,
3000 Wayne Coal... 3"-; 3% 3% 3%
Standard Oils
Sales. Open. High, l.o-v. Last.
?iOO ?Anglo-Am Oil - 20% 20 20%
150 ?' ?i ihlo i i.l Co. 95-% ?15% 95% 05%
7" ?Std Oil of N'T- 373 365 365
200 ?U Tank Pine. ? 102% 102% 102%
Other Oils
Sales. ('pen. High. Low. Last.
300 ?Allen Oil_ h % I
?0OU ?tAllled i HI. . . 1.". 17 14 14
; i ?Ark Nal i ?as. P, '.''?? :? p
270 ?I loone Oil 7 P 7 V. 2 2%
i i-Bos-Wyo Oil % 14 % 18
os Oil . . :i 3% 3%
? arih Sj nd. .1! IIP 10?, 10%
ug Pel . ?7 .. % i..
Oil. . . 1 % 1 % 1 % 1 %
9071 *R .. p Ri- 84 S?? 8%
'-" :" ' iJct IA I '? i ?, ! ?;
1 Oil... 2 V? " -, 2 % LU
170.) ?Glcni Oil. " -, . 2%
100 Guff-Gill Oil. 25 2S 28 28
Inl Pel 15% 15% 14 % 14%
-? ' ? I ? I? ...... 2% 2% .P k
' Oil_ :;?; 3 % 3%
B 0 Mai ..-.??..< HI II p 16?,? lsVi !,;;?_
' i VM' rritt Oil C. 12% 12'i 12 12
281 M \ -o ?TTiii. . . . 1 U 1 ', 1 % 1%
7"-i ?Mfdwes! Ri f.149 141 147. 14..
400 ?Ml Iwnst Tex. 7 7 7 7
' V O Cl of N ,T 7. % 3 Ta : ri :. %
' . 'P 13 !3 % 13
'Old ].l I Pet ; P ? ; . 2%
300 O O & G I new) 2% 2% 7'', 2%
10 ?Pan P A R. . 7% 7% r-', 7 %
54 ?l'anh Pi I pf. 60 60 60 00
7n|. *) 'enn ick Oil.. <' % 6 % G % i ',
1500 * Pri ?! A- Ref . 5% G 5% r, P
Re-1 Roi OU P 1 -, i
i w i 12% 12% 9% 91.,
? '???? *:-,?'?? Prod 20 30% 30 " 30??
' P 10% 10% i')",
na P- r 4'8 (% -r, 47
? pd Pr Co 2% 2% ": ? 'i;
Pet.. i - ? 7 % 8
< ? ??' ' P 8% SU 8%
? r ? : 1 ' 1 P ?' .. ?J
' ' ?Ti .... 1 ,v -, . : .7
! . . - '
' ?'le... .' ? P
H Ui n ??1 l'i ; i, [7? ; -;
?Mining
1 .;. 1 IliiTh P .??? Last
mi 1 Al-Br ? '..! M ?M ? -
: ? p. ' . : p i-\ i"i.
....... Min?.?,. ; ; , 7
1 Ar 1 ?lohe Cop ?? . 1:
? P ? .. ?1 1 ' Pi pi 4 1 ;: -, ''
??'i '???? ?. !?? . ; , ' , < : -,
' r Ledge . . , :
-. Mont. 40 10 : 1 " <n
'iCaJ ?loi . . .18 19 17% IS
...,...? ? ; IS ' 20
7. ' . ?-?.' ..? i .1 ... , : .. li ,; 1
'. :*. I % I 1
?Gortea ! .?'. ! 64 C t 62 64
600 ?1 lai-wiii Silver 2 !j .: % 2 14 7' 14
Ext in p) 26 I'. 27 '., 21 j
6 0 on i .... ., . ? ;
Sllvei '? ' :? " -.
?' u- P- M . .. 53 ,..: 48 ' 41
? li 0 ? : IP. ? . . Holly 1 % 1 ??. 1% 1 ,",
4500 *Forl M. % -.. : j 1..
3200 *+ Go!d 77 111v. lr' 19 18 11
Goldl . ? 8 7 7 %
I500 ?tCi ildf I ?? . . . 2 2%
4 i ?tllari DM Hi 77 1U IS
l Ho VI ning, ?? :, 4 '? 1 \ i %
2300 ?t.rili-1 Butliil 17 17 7' ?7
1700 t.Iunibo Fxti 11 6 ' H .% 6
;..K ? ... n .... ? " 1 ' j ' '
moo ?tKnox Divide 1 6 H fi
t C M. 1 ?? 7 I
'i ? '?. 'i
??nno '" MacN'ii m M . -'.? '-, %
? p ippi r 22% 22% :?:'?. 22 '-j
; 1 ? . '.: 1 sh M:.:l-. in 10 9 10
1 ' ? ?Mont Sil K '.I "? I i, ?-. 1
100 ?Mother L ?".. 5 p 5% 5% :? %
10 *N Jersi?y 17 ?. 15?! 156 I5?i 156
200 Nipisslmr M Co 8% :- ?" ;
4 00 Ophl? Pil M C, , :, sa '-,
500 Prince Coir .. . ' 1 ?, , ',
2100 Ray V Cop P. 1 ', ' A- 1 -\ ! .7
: Oi 1 P. K Co ... 6 5 7.
4200 Ropi r-l ; M 1 ".. ["g ?' P
1100 st Croix Silver 1111
;.?.> ?? -.;\ Pe 1 ? ?? ;? :: 2
12O0 * -:P. or Pick. 6 6 6 5% I
Sllv Ld P "1 P -P
221 . < :-?. Mng ' ' j 2 1 % 2
300 ?Suthci Id 1 H\ " I % 2 I
350 ?Ton ? P- Il ont I % 1 % 1 % 1 %
: . ... ??'! ?? ,. ?: ???.,.. . ? ? ... : 7 -P
. m . P-.-.-n . . I '. 1 % 1 - ? :
. ?? ? . Mug .. ? : ? p? ; -p
1220 Fnited P in. 2% 2% 2)J -U
3600 *tU S r..,n M. 6 fi 5% 5%
30no ?fVli ? P ,.1 ; 1 '. 6 6 ?
I . '" lind ('ens. ; ,', IV? lv, 7 V
: 2 II . V. p P..; ... Mg. 7% 7% 6% 7
Bonds
Rales (nno on Itted). Open. High. Low. Past.
J55 1 Allied P.. :. 6s, 61 61 59% 59 P:
17, Am LI .v rrac . . 91 01V* 90"i 91%
V.111 T & T 1924.. 14 .1 94 94
2 7 ?Anai 'da 7s w 1 0i ? ? '? '?'''? '???
25 ?Al - - 5% 95% 95 %
7" ?Bol h Steel 7s '23 96% 96% 96 -,. 96 P
?do :. ft . 94% 9i % 94 ?_ 94 \.
: ?>, , . ?& st L 6s '29. SS 88 SS 58
50 -.' ..; P.m.. n 8s '.?:???? 9S 97% 98
I . ?1 .;.-. '! . \ ' 7- \v 1 ;? " 95 94 ?4 94% ;
7 !?? : in 11 I? - .. 99 '. 9 ':s 99% '.'?> 7a
2 -l dan on 1 M 7s 104):, P>";? 101 : i0
5 ?DuquesiiP LI 6s. 89 89 S9 S9
7 >Emp G&F Is '24 94% 94% 94% P 1 ?
na S Oil "s. 93% 93 ?.- ?< ? _ :? ? ',
? *. 25 w I ?S% S8% &7V: " "? '?.
10 *Orand Trunk 7s. 102% 102% 102% 10 2%
;; ?Inter R T 7s. .. 7 1 71 % 71 7'
7" ?K of 77.,rv, ay ? ? ' . . ; ? :i ?".)
.?? ?La ' GaS P- 7- 92% 92V? '??-'<
-i r,s ' ; ??
? Moi .-- ... . P - 97% 97% 97 % 97% i
5 ?Ohio C G 7 ' ? 94 91
?;? \ :? ? 7- v ; ;? 1 94 ; :?% s;w,
I *R J Reyn 1 " . . . "? '.
G 6% Ctfs : P.
15 ?S-Roe 7s (I yr) 9 ? ? , 98% 9S ,
15 ?-.; . . 5S% 98% 98% 0S%
; , ?do . - (3 yr). 97% 97% 57% 97%
27 Sinclair 91 91 ?? 90%
? ?? ivaj a C ??* 100% 100% 100 \ 100 S,
6 ?Sw & Co 6s 21 97% 97?d 97% (7%
10 ?do ; ? \ "7't 97Vj 'P !
1 ?Swiss Gov 5%s S S 83 v ?
1 -Pu Tank L 7s. . 100 % 1 0% 1 0% 100%
II ?Utah Sec 6s *22 f . - v . *-';
1 'W'.si El. 99?, 9! -, 99 , 99 -,
2 ?West Va ?. . ?3% 82% ?-?: ;4 82%
German Internal Bond?
(Quote,1 In dollars per 1,000 marks)
1 oinltt ' Open, IPKh. Low. Last. ;
175 ?Berlin -is ...... ; 16% 14 15
ogna 4s. 15 7 7 15 ' 15 |
10 Kssen 4a. 15% P!-j 1-'? % 15%
10 ? Pie ru-li 4s. 4 1 41 -1! 4 1
20 ?Frankfort 4b. .. 17 '.7 ! 7 17
? - -n 5 .' ? -? ? -' 6?
?:??< ?1 Pr Berlin ?is.. 13 1 ?> ? '? 13
30 ?< i? rman Gov 4s 13 13 13 13
12 ?li.i.inbuig 4s... 15% 15% 15% 1^'?
47.1) ?Mains 4s. 15 15 16 Is
?Unlisted. tSills cents per shar?.
Rail Operating Income
27 Per Cent Below Mark
Return? From 207 Class I
Roads Show $29,31.3,000
Shortage for September
Front, The Tribune'. Washington Bureas.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. ?The net
operating income for September of the
class 1 railroads of the country fell
approximately $29,343,000, or 2(5.0 per
cent, short of the amount expected to
be earned under the increased rates,
according to a compilation completed
to day by the Burenl of Railway Ece
nomics. The figure is baaed on reports
from 207 railroads of this class, having
?i total mileage of 237,899.
The net rnilwa yoperating income for
September totaled $70,876,055, a gain
(? only 2.S per cent over that for the
.same month in 1910. It was also only
approximately $-1,800,000 above the
standard returns which the railroads
would have received had they still been
operating under guaranty provided for
them in the transportation act, but
vhich ended on September 1. On the
Lasia of a return of'6 per cent to be
earned on the tentative valuation made
by the Interstate Commerce Commis?
sion for ratemaking purposes, their net
operating income for September should
hr.ve been $109,220,000.
Total operating revenues for the 207
railroads amounted to $617,162,978, or
u:i increase of 23.7 per cent over Sop
tember, 1919, while operating expenses
were $509,013,974, or an increase of
7.7.2 per con*, compared with the same
month in 1019.
The compilation also shows that the
net operating income in every district
fell below what it should have been,
the biggest shortage being in the East?
ern district, where it amounted to 42.3
per cent.. The Southern district was
next with 31.8 per cent, while the net
operating income for the Western dis
ti let was 0.7 per cent, per cent bekuv
thc expected amount.
Official Declares Automobile
Business Now Is Improving
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.--After two
months of depression there has been
an upward turn in the automobile busi?
ness, bol h pleasure cars and trucks,
according to Alfred Reeves, general
manager of the National Automobile
Chamber of Commerce, who addressed
the Automotive Equipment Associa?
tion in tli i s city to-day.
"Along with other industries we have
had poor sales for two months, but
the automobile business is now mov?
ing upward," Mr. Reeves said. "Pres?
ent production is not averaging more
than ."0 per cent, except in the ease of
three of four factories. The ful! year,
however, will exceed all records, ap?
proaching 1,000 000 cars and 3-10,000
j trucks. Car renewals are about
. 1,000,000 a year,"
New York M?"tal Market
On the New York Metal Exchange
i:m was dull and unsettled, with C'ass
A quoted ai 36c; Cla^s I!, 37@37.50c;
Straits shipments nominal. There vil!
? !??. s..M ,it auction to-day, "for account
of -.'hem it may concern." ur> tons of
spot tin. Copper neglected; spot,
1 I 50c. Lend dull; New York, spot,
6 59c; East St. Louis, 6.35c. Z ne dull;
Now York, snot, 6.75c; East St. Louis.
; 6.3.5c,
London metal prices follow: 1 in.
standard, spot. ?242 15s; futures. ?246;
I :nles. 200 tons spot and 400 tons fu
' tures. Conper, standard, spot, -i'',;t; i'u
tvres, ?83 15s; sales. 300 tons snot and
. TOO tons futures; electrolytic, spot,
?,95; futures, ?97. Lead, spot, ?32; fu
I lures, ?31 12s. Zinc, spot, i'35; futures,
?36 12s 'PI.
?Financial Item*
Flutter & Co and Charlea D. Barney &
?' New York ?nd Philadelphia, are
? i 'him ?? i.????'??: nmi nl IS ' 67, 00
? - f?7, ll.i f) i per cent gol ! . lan
il ? : July I, 18 5, clue July 1.
: ?? a ill i. . : ..f the
Chinese governmer t, . ? ni i I, by
ovi . ?;. ! ins, by i usi.a
lu? i coll ? I at I he > : li ty ports
and by the ?lepo t of i nil i bon ! -, T o
? ? | to yield ap
.'??'-- - ....i per cent ' up to 33 ?????
.. it, ... ??.' Iin?{ to redemption baaed on
; i ??? i ? low rates for exolia
The tes M ? ? ,-, n 1 Trust
Co . ? has been api Istrar o?
; l'en ! and coral on stoc : the
Is ' tal !':. ducts I lorporal ion.
ti '..' City Banlt f New fork
del ii i i liai P ex pe? ts to close Its Coll bia
. rica i rich, as reporte lb; :
of the news servlci i yesterday
P ' v .<: ; ' COI ?..!?-. forl : .-. Of 17. IP
Co nibs ?X Co., N'ew 7 rl( h;i I orne ai
sociati ; Prlnco & Whil .:,?;,.
1 nd ..'?.:.
.V ????? Hi coi p. - 1 o( A. K. Arnos &
Co . V oil, i ?und; & p ... PP. Is Ti usi and
P., ?i7. and P. i '. Mai tin ? s C i 'o.
n.. e offi i .re,- a nev i lue of {5,0 10,000
Pro?, in. e of i ?Uta rio f-vear i pei cenl
bonds i : .? CO and int. : ?????, - ; : ,; g il.SO
per ei nt.
Equipment Bonds
(Quoted on Income percentage basis.)
Name. Hate. Maturity. Bid A ?It.
Bait ?? Ohio. . 4 ??> l920-'27
Belli Steel ... 7 : ' i
B iston & A. . . 414
Buffa .. it .< P 414-5 1021 ;
.'?. 6 PPP .. :
7.00
6.5U
? in irilan \a\
:n N bT.
Canadian Pac,
'.' I & M P
4<
...
&
C li 1 & V . P ...
Chi & N W. . . 414
C St L 1 N H i
: 1 ,'c Hudson '. 'a
Erie . 4-.S-S
M.-., p in. .
Ill Central ... 4 Vi-i
do . 7
Kan Cry So. . 6
Louis &?? N-ish. ft
\\.. h ? ni ral. '?
So .
M s P ,v S S M t - .
: . 17.90
?6 p.-i.-P:-! S 00
t921-'32 7 10
I 27 ?.30
6. '. n
. I ..
.; .1
? ...
1H21 -'2 3
: 20-'24
i 9 J 2
l920-"27
t921-'22
I 120- ! 7
l925-'30
: ?... ' - ?,
"?. 11 - ?.: :
?
? .
'71
...... 6.70
7 7.0 ? 7 7,
7..-J0 6.60 j
7.13 6.75 I
S.UU 7 KO ;
; .7. 6.'..
7.00 6..70 j
6.60 6.4 0
7 .0 6.75
7.25 S.78
7 ?'.j 6.50
7.10 6.50
T...7 6 ."O
; j
N y Cen l? li. 4 Y?
do . 7 -
NT Y C & St !.. s'-r.
7.00
7. : 0
?
6 .7u
6.40
ao
N H & H. 4 ?4
Norf <?? West.. 414
Nor Pacifie. . 7
Pac Fr Exp... 7
Pennsylvania.. 4-4
Pitts & 1. B. . 6 4
ft. . ig Co.. . ?P
3 ? ^ird . 4 i..
11 Pa
1 ? 3 1 - 35
1921 -'26
19.;] 7.,..i i;..
: ? - : i s.00 7."?
1?j20-'24 7.19 6..,.
So ; ' hei n H?t> ? ?
Union Pacific.
Union : in :
Virginian tiy..
W*ba?h .
7
4 Y. -5
1931 '30
PP ? .
1920
: ?. i - .
1921- -7
-6 192 ) .!
? ._... ..,
124
1 9 :: 4 - ?.. m
? ? ?
1920-'30
1921
7.00
,, :? ,
'.
? 95
6.40
b. 10
I ?o
!.. 10
00 G.40
50 6 7.7
10 6.4
7.7 5 6. ?'.)
t?.60
10.00
6.60
7.06
BUYERS' WANTS.
OFFERINGSTO BUYERS.
; tint
3 tirnts
i :-. net
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS
ARMY, Navy and Officers' Shoes; factory
close-oui i at I irgaln prices for thi ! b
blng tr ide Write, or pi n Brj am 24 32
.: ? & Kail ill Sh Co . 243 West 42.1
Si . New V'.. rli.
ARMY, anil Navj Goods; large quantity
army and marins uns . ??? ? new and
ed; ilso sev ra I thei ? - - Klein
Bros, ^i- C.i!..'?l St., Tel 257 Canal.
COATS- For mediate delivery holivia, ve
. >;:, polo, plain an.i fur trimmed; leslr
styles ;u..i colors; close 1 .: prices
menson & ?o, 66 West 22d at.
COATS, WRAPS?In Bolivia and velour;
fur collars and plain. Brooks C
. ih st.
WRAPS?in Bolivia and velour ; fur
collars und plain. Brooks Co., -.' West
20th si.
COATS Ini
. . ??. on hand. Sllverstein 2S1 Oreene,
DRESSES?Tricollne and gerges. high class]
goods, to close out at a very low price.
Touralii-j Dress Co., 5S West lath St.
Http Wanted Vf 7 Al ? Boarder? Wan?ed
bs??' Want Advertisements ?ass?s?"
Banne?? Opportniuri?, * ***** * ??? * *** 1.?%/W??W.?.W Leitr Foand ao4 Reward.
LOSl. FOUND AND REWARD
FOUND?At Princeton, N. J. Saturday.
Nov. 13. a bracelet. For identification
apply B. C. Hill. D01 Gfh Ave.. N. Y.
LOST?Travelling bug, In taxi, from 47th
street and Seventh avenue to 743 Fifth
avenue, \o o'clock, Wednesday morning.
Reward of $25 for return. Call Spain <&
?'.12 Broadway.
LOHT?Dog. Frene? brindle bull, ?lark
brown without rollar, answers to nan,"
French. Park Slope, Sunday night, re?
ward. South ?7459 5!)i7-7th st.. Brooklyn.
LOST?In White. Plains, Monday, diamond
bur pin; $50 reward will be paid, no
ou. .Miens asked fer its return Pi I". A.
Chappell. i W. 23d St.. or White Plains.
LOST Sunday morning. November 14th. a
circular P.-n of sapphires and dia?
monds, Reward. II. C. Schwab, S3 Pine st.
LQST?Dlamon?! and opal pendant. Sat?
urday evening; liberal reward. Wads
wort li. 9812, Apartment 52.
LOST?-Vanity o.is". silver, marked H. P.
F., in A. & S., Tuesday afternoon; re
warrt. Telephone Lafa; ette :''?8._
? LOST?Two skin sable scarf, No"ember 12;
reward $50, Peterson, Circle 57-58.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST?Bankbook No. 729,216 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per?
son having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten ?lays
or submit to having .said passbook can
celled and a new one issued.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
Ea's: Side
129TH, BO BAST?Large double room, eult
;i ble for uv.i; pr ivate 11 ou se; re a bo n able.
" West Side
40TI-T, fil W. ? I.arg? room overlooking
Park; adjoining bath; exclusive house;
1 references. ?>
SOT 11 ST., 215 W.?Front parlor, connect
Ing bedroom; lady, gentlemen or busi?
ness couple; privat? couple; one flight.
. ,'\ \l. i ? .' V i - '?'.? ^ar -Per ??'{?! >,?r
nished front suite; gentleman or couple.
...IIP 229 WEST--?Elegantly furnished
room; breakfast; modern elevator apart?
ment; next bath; no other roomers; couple;
one, two gentlemen; $25 weekly. River?
side ? 131. Apt. 6 C.
102D, 303 WEST?Darge front room;
smaller room; private house, near Riv?
erside.
121ST ST., 501 WEST?Large, attractive
suite; ?suitable for three people. Apt. 44.
! 14ETH, 409 W.?Room, adjoining bath; ele?
vator, phone; private family; gent, only;
refs Audubon 7010, Apt. 3-K.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished, housekeeping. 3
looms; shower bath, parquet floors; ref
, erence. Academy 4:>o3.
HOMELIKE, SUNNY
rooms, newly decorated; reasonable; mod
.i':. situated W. 85th; Toi Schuyler 1307.
MANHATTAN AV., 503 (121st)? Several
large, desirable rooms: beautifully fur?
nish,-.I ; telephone
WES1 END AV. 662 (92d)?Large iront
room; private bath; otrfer rooms.
Brooklyn
ST. MARKS AVB., 136?Large and email
-, running water, privilege of cook
on: in kitchen downstairs. Telephone
Sterling 22 6.
CIIEERF1 P ROOM, private bath, hot and
ivul er; steam heat and light . nice
neighborl id; $10 week. ?Irani. 141 I.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
?10TH, 66 W ?Large room oyerlooktirg
Bark; adjoining bath, exclusive house;
:.-;?? :., i s.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
PARLOR MAID-WAITRESS?Apt.; white;
? ference's; good salary. ?'ail after !)
.i ? : . 300 West End ave., Apt, 3-A. Tel
iph ne Columbus (712.
GIRD -General housework; good home; 310
?? .-??-.: Parkway, Brooklyn, or Tel. 2749
Flatbn _
i. . . ? x. rleneed woman, ivh ?
veil recommended, who can
take v, n at home for particular lady.
n . ?:-.',... I"- __
I..?.. .\ I ? P I, -..-.?? i; apply morning be
; ire 9, Mi - Fl? xner, 150 E. 72d at.
MbcUtncoaa
BOOKKEEPER; must have bank or brok
erage expei u ? Vpply a- i nee, Broad
wa; M ?: ??-. Exchang i, J Ma den lane.
P7.KP.KS AND TYPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
Ci ?MPANT
Girls 1? years of age and over
Hour:? D to 4:3(? o'clock
Saturdays :? to 1* o'clock
i uncheons nerved free
Salary to start $12.00
Abilities o? eler',?? reviewed each six
month?. Those ? ' average ability mould
be receiving from ? '? to $14 p-r week after
ti.? second review. The \anat?or. is due to
difference In clerical work.
1-rea classes conducted In Typewriting,
Stenography i?r,-l Dictaphone operating.
Apply ... Person between 0 and 4; 30 o'clock
I. lo: i 503S, Mctropol t.ui Building,
1 Madison Ave. (at 23rd St.), New York City.
FORELADY on assembling small electric
ivu k; steady position, with advance?
ment. Write Exergreen, D 140, Tribune.
Instruction
COME ANY MINUTE after 5 p m for aec
il, bool keeping, English, accounting.
Phone Beekman 2723, Night-day. Bool
i'??.'??. is n .? .- hool Tribune Building.
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
3S3 Fifth ave . near 36th ?t.
HELP WANTED M/LE
lliJV- ;?? n 14 . ? 16 foi messenger ?nd
general otflco ifur?; goud opportunity
for industrious boys. Apply 154 Nassau
?>t. 2d fio'T _
BOVS ovei ti light work; electric shop,
(">stran ?? '? DeKalb ave . Bro
OFFICE BOV for largo downtown Chi stian
rporation; good opportunity for ad
nent for bright boy. salary $12.60
to start. Apply 160 Front St.
OFFICE BOY wanted by large export
house; g.1 opportunity for brlgh boj
einent; reply stating full particulars.
Crown ihii Id Trading Corp , 30 i 'hur :b St
OFFICE BOY, bright; must have general
.... experience \ppiy to Room 15,
Purchasing Dept., United Fruit Co., Pier
' rth River._
SALESMEN
(i portunlty knocks-once at en-h man's
.:? .?? :.??? il .. he is down the
street telling .-.un'? one of the good
i hances !-?.- has miss I.
This mlrtute opportunity is ktrocklng at
:.. With us, after a few
Ing, you will enter the local
fiel ! re? i isenttng a group of the coun
try'smi i nt business men. Your
.. dignified, fascinating and perma?
nent, will yield weekly commissions up
ward of $150. Later you will by de?
veloped Into a lup notch sales execu?
tive, V.'lidt you are doing makes no
difference, .-.> long as you are a high
type man Sounds too ?ood? R?ad the
first sentence o: this ad again, then
Call 10 to 4.
SUITE 1010, 27. W. 4.77? ST,
1612, ! 'latlron Bldg
Suite 303 132 Nassau St.
Suite > . 166 Montague St., Brooklyn.
.-.- fcESM ? S ' OLLEGE I iR HIGH Si P ? H
GRADUATE. FOR JUNIOR SALESMAN,
TO LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
SALARY AND COMMISSION. SALES
MANAGER. HULETT MOTOR PAR CO.,
1581 BROADWAY, N. Y C.
SOLICITER? wanted Cor unusual lnsur
pi iposltion; commission only. O.
OS?. Tribune. i
WATCH REPAIRERS
Men to repair cheap grade watches, 4!
hours ween. Apply 445 12th st., Brooklyn. ?
?rOUNG MAN. It"., Christian, to start In
liability departfheat. Standard Acci?
dent insurance Co., 1 Liberty St.
Instruction
LEARN TO BB A CHAUFFEUR ? Pleasant.
profl?able work, day and evening etas???.
Bend for free* booklet and visitor'? pas?.
Weet Side T. M. C A-, 30? West 67th et.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
PUTLER, Swiss; experienced; city or
country; highly recommended. Lang It.
Iloeclierer Co.. 43 West 33d si.
CHAUFFEUR, married, wishes position;;
commercial, private. Louis Scham, 105,
Goercl. St.
CO! i'LK. colored, butler; useful; excel-1
lent cook; $160; entire work; fin" refer- 1
encec. Miss Shea's Employment Agency,
6 East 41st st. Murray Hill '7774.
HOUSEMAN?Generally useful; best refer-,
?noes; city, country. ' Misa Shaughnessy's
I Agency, 860 6th ave.
JANITOR, colored, American, with refer?
ences, experienced. W. M. Carter, 597 La
, fayetto ave.. Brooklyn.
'' JAPANESE domestic help by profession*!
workers. 106 W?at 46tn ?.; ??-va^t 7717?
; ?694.
' PAINTING, papering, planter! l?; guaran
i teed; reasonable Schwar?.?, ? 5 West
M4Ui st. Telephone 6307 ll^.-lem.
Commercial
DRAFTSMAN, m?Thanlcal engineer; 17
years' varied, air around experience. G
S46, Tribune,
MAN?Colored wants p??ltlon. hotel, club
or theater; fifteen years, city reference.
F. A. Plrider. 259 W. 137th at.
SOUTH AMERICAN, speaking Spanish.
French, English, desires position with bis
concern as correspondent; technical or
'other job to b?gin; best references. O 996,
Tribun.'.
STENOGRAPHER, ?? years stock b
age, railroad, steamship: knowledge
bookkeeping; good assistant exe? ive
present employed. G '.'94. Tribuno.
YOUNG MAN. 28. ambitious, desires posi?
tion with mercantile house, starting at
bottom and working up. G 982, Tribune:
YOUNG MAN, 22, desires official position.
Easily adaptable, winning personality, ex
ceptional conversationalist, substantiating
I references. G 983, Tribune.
j SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
i Commercial
I STENOGRAPHER, expert, splendid business
training, above average intelligence, good
j education; $30. G 817. Tribune.
Chambermaids
CHAMBERMAID, parlor maid end wait-.
res?, American Protestant, with family
1 going South for winter. S., Ml. 1 Hofmay
er's Agency, 10 East 4 3d St.. 3d .'l**or; tele
I phone Murray Hill 8047.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, middu ige.
Scotch Protestant; will do sewing end
I make herself useful; citv family; $35. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 B. 43d, 3d floor;
telephone Murray Hill S7'47.
CHAMBERMAID, waitress; vourg Swede;
city; family apartment. E., Miss Hof
I inayer's Agencv, 10 Kast 43d st., 3d floor;
; telephone Murray Hill 8947.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, young, very
capable, excellent. Miss FltssGerald, 366
Fifth av.
Cooks
COOK, youne Swede; city apartment;
1 highly recommended. T., Miss Hofmay?
er's Agency,, l ? East 43d st.., 3d floor. T? I.
Murray Hill 8347.
COOK, voting Irish; e-itial to chef; highly
recommended; $83 to $90. A., Miss Hof?
mayer's A*ency, 10 Easl 4"! st.,
telephone .Murray Hill *';.'.
i ? OK capable Irish girl; '? years' refer
? enees; $70; city or country. Miss Shea .
Agency, 6 E. list s;. Murray Hill 6774.
i OOK, German; first class; city or coun?
try; br-sl referei - -..tic;. ., $80-*S5.
Lang & Bo-ichi r? r Co . 43 We it 33d st
' COOK, first class; person il refi
private only ; 570 S. B., Apt. 2?
7tn ave. T? !. Audubon l 250.
?.'i OK; good manager; country preferred,
excellent references. Miss Fitzgerald's
Bui eau, 366 5th a?. ??
COOK?Young, good manager, exceptional
references. Miss FltzOerald's Bureau,
7-;.; Fifth av.
General Houseworliers, Etc.
HOUSEWORKERS, cooks, chambermaids,
governesses; good positions gua a .
Blake Employment Agency, 2255 Broadway.
Hi >USE\\ . iRKER -Good i o ik c?j ?? ? ?
references. Misa Fitzgerald's Bureau,
366 5th ave.
Laundresses, Etc.
LAUNDRESS, middle aged, Swedish; ex
n .enci ?; hif recom? ended
T . Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 11 East 13d
?.-.. . :? . ? T< ' Murray Hill
LAUNDRESS; competent; assist other
work; highly recommended; wages ;?
$70. Lang ? Boecheri r Co., i i v. ? I
M-scellsncoa?
LADIES' MAID, German; competent seam
???? hairdresser, packer; best rcfer
enCei wages $65-$70. Lang & Boecherer
Co . 43 ?A est ? d St.
MAID; useful; Inexperienced; willing to
learn. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. 366
: lh ai -.
Nurses. Etc.
: NURSE, child's; young English Protestant;
rtfy family: $45 to Jjft; English refei
er ;a only. Q., Miss Hofmayer'i Agem -.
!.'' E. 43.!, 3d flour. P |< phone Murra
- 147.
NURSE; infants', competent, German;
besl references; city, country; wages
$65 $70. Lang ?v It" chorer Co., 47 West
' -l /??? , ... _
NURSE !'->;? Infant, gi .wing child;
whei $75; excellent references. Sh a
! Kinent Vgeni y, - W. list st Mur
I ray Hill 0774
NURSE; young; 2 children exceptional
ref.n..-.. .'.lis* Fitzgerald's Bureau,
166 5th av
N( RSE-?Assist chambermaid; country pre?
ferred; excellent. Miss Fitzgerald
rcau, 366 5th ave.
NI RSE; young; hospital -rained; exeep
tlonal references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu
-.-ii-.i. 366 5th ave.
-1_ i
NURSE; Scotch; exceptional 9 years' ref?
erei -es. M.ss Fitze raid ,i Bureau, 36ti
5th ave.
Waitresses
?.
WAITRESS, young Irish woman; equal to
butler; excellent 10 years'city references.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, lu East 43d ai .
. . ." or, T<!. Murray Hill S947.
WAITRESS, parlor maid; competent Ger- :
man girl; apartment: excellent refer?
ences. Lar.g & Boecherer Co , 4 3 West
33d st.
WAITRESS; young; thoroughly capable;
exceptional refer??nces. Mips Fitzgerald's
FOI! SALE
WILL SELL outright or on royalty two
pai-nie.l aui in obili .? i essorles easily
attached to rear wheels, which will ???:??
mit automobil-, to travel through deep mud
or snow; no car should be without them
In winter; made of steel or malleable iron.
S C. SHERRY
Englewood, N. J , Box 477.
LEGAL NOTICES
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
I'ORK MARGARET M. DAY, 1
agalnsi CARL DAY, Defendant. SUMMONS:
ACTION TO ANNUL A MARRIAGE.
To ? ho .? i ove ? a n-ic-d I ?efen lei - ;
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an?
swer the complaint in tl and to
-er.e ?i copy 'of your ans-A.-;- on the Plain
tiff's Attorney within 20 lays after the
.... .? ,.f this summons, ex lusive of the
la of -ervipe, and m case of your failure
to appe.ir or answer Judgment will
taken against you by lefault for >.:-.
?eman led In i be > omi li
Dated November Itfth, 1926.
JOSEPH A. M.-NAMAHA. Plaintiffs Attor
Post Office Address and Office No.
166 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan,
New York ' ':-.
To CARL PAY:
The foregoing summons Is server] upon
you by publication pursuant to an ordei
of Honorable Leonard A. Glegerich, Justice
of the Supr?me Court of the State of N-?>.
York, dated '.lie 16th day of November. 1S20.
;..:;.1 filed with the complaint lo ?.'fflce
o: the Clerk of I of New v >rk
at the Courl Hou
oush o? Mai attan. City of >
Dated New fork, November I6lh, 1829.
JOSEPH A. UcNAMAKA. Attorney for
IPalntiff. Office A P. O. Address, 165
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
BUSINESS CARLS
ARE YOU BALD?
YOU NEF!.? A TOUl'EK.
Get the beat, guaranteed, to perfect fit
and match.
BY THE EXPERT
A. HASCHKA & ^iut?"A*s.
Never mind the location, aj? my motto I?
low rent, low price? and flrat class work.
Carpets and Rags
PLOANES, WILTON. AXMTNSTER
Carpeta, $i. $2. $3. $1 yard up; ?slightly
used) but reconditioned like new-, ail colors.
plain or mixed patterns; over 6.000 yards for
home, oui- e showroom. I: - ?"??? dc
tnestlc, imported, Wliton. Oriental. Chinese,
$ > S s0 $?!?), J120 up 800 small ruga, $ .
$7.'$10 up. MAKING OVER. CLEANING.
LAYING, DYEING, REPAIRING. REWEAV
ING, RELIABLE, REASONABLE. BEAU?
TIFUL. Stllllngs, Inc., 0J4 Manser. Av?.,
i7.9ih st.). Plaza 8836.
Dots, Birds, Poultry, Etc
BOOK ON DOG DISEASES
And How to Fwd
America? Pioneer Pof Medlclnee
Mailed free to any address
H. CLAY GLOVER' CO.. ING
111 WEST S1ST ST.. NEW ?DKK.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
DIAMONDS nought and ?eld for cat?
trern Individual? er e?tata?. BENNETT?
PI Srciiiwiy, 2d floor
Farnltnre
WE PAY highest prices for furnltare,
pltno?. ai.t?quet, bric-a-^rar. book?, art.
etc. OAFAT. 8? University PL Stuy
?<e?*nt 2377
POSITIVELT pay nippen: caan fo- furni?
ture, ruga, pianos, etc MAI RICE, 121
University pi. Phone Stuyvesani 5D67
Pianos and Musical Instruments
STEINWAY PIANOLA, BABY, PAHptR
Grand? and Upright?. Mason Hamlln
Baby Grand and Upright, Gran.ls. Up-lghto
. Player r'mr.o? fi r Sale ai.d Rent. Erc>:
& Klmberlln. 117 East 34th; 374 Columbus
i Ave. (7Sth).
Trunks
SALE?TRUNKS?SAL?
' Steamer truoka, suitcases, bac.?, umbrellaa
AT SPECIALLY REDUCE'' TRICES
? Every article is gua?-anteed.
L. FIRSTENBERG
1S0? THIRD AYE. Corner I5th St.
MORTGAGE LOANS
6% Guaranteed Mortgages
I have foi sale at attr prices se?
(?ral first mortgages en Improvj 1 .- .
property, guaranteed . t.. paym nl of
principal and Interest In denominations of
$8,000, $10,000 and $15.000. Liberty bonda
ace :'??- at ?M.-. Splendid investment.
Gardiner Watkins, 77 ... Ave., N. Y. C.
Bull 312 374 P
SUMMONS
NEW YORK SI ' ; ; '?! ? ??' RT, COUNTY
OU NEW i ? >KI" LAW ENi \ W V.-IT
... p ; co.. De
DANT;
Y P ARE . SUMM 'NED to ;m?
swer th il tlon' an?! to
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fier t ha
the
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be taken
for th :' ej
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Dut?
iiW ?ES, ? RNELL,
Attorn ys :? r P.. ft Olli and Unit
Office A : - . ?:. Bor?
of Manhai tan, .'< .?. York City.
NOTii ..
Take notice that upon your default to
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ment will sum
; i '
lh interest I
24th, 1 ???
; . . BACH & COR ELL.
f, - p a milt.
CO TI ' -.DANT.
. \.\S-P I.X?ER I : i & R'3
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rved upon you
by pul :..?,;..'' le triada
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tices of tli . f the State of
I New Yorli. dat
. ; ,_? ,. .... | filed with I md com
Clerk of the
New i? inty Court
House. 1 ' .City
of ? ? e:.
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Office Addn ' Bor?
ough of M '? City.
NEW YORK SUFR? ME CO RT. COUNTY
I ' OK NEW i'ORK ? HE AMERICAN
A! OMPANY,
,..?? HOLGE1 HOL ERSEN.
S MMONS
? \ NT :
yOU VUE HEREBY SUMM? ? KD to en
.i-i ! to
Plain?
tiff's At r?eys wit
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1 at? 1 -'??;
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KN:
; ?.. ? pon you
? Hon
Oeori-e V. Mullan,
,.? of I ' '
ind I
of the
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?
J. 1920
HOBBS h BEARD,
Attorneys
. irougb
of Ma
SURROGATES' NOTICE? _
IN PURSUANCE "P AN r.RDER OF HON
John !'. Cohalan. -? im rugate of
,unty at New York, NOTICE la
hereby -; to all persons having ? ialme
James M H ..-?lop, late ?.f th?
eased, to preaeat
?i.e sa, .. -.? ?? hei eof to the
?ubscriber al r'-> - of transacting buil
Is, O l.oughlln ?a
George, No lo Nassau Street, In liio City
?-{ New Vork, on or lr.'?'jie the 26th day si
Jan lary nest.
Dated. New York, th? 29th day st
July. 1920
GEORGS H. HYSLOP. Executor.
DIN. ALFRED P.?IN PURS! ?\NCB Of .
an order of Honorable J ... P. C balan, ft
Surrogate ? f the ? in! ' New fork.
notice is l:e-?-';. all p? -- ...? havtr.?g
A ? ??? 'I P DU. ?ate ? ?
cased, to present
i '.. i . ' ;. : s ? ? , '. ; -,
- ?- . ... placo of '.: . -
i .-:: -? . . Root ark,
Bucknei & Howiand, tneir attorne-y?, at
. isau Si q i he Bore ugh ?f
Manhattan, in the City of New York, Stale
of Now York, on or before th?; 20th day of
Febi ua : y nest.
Dated. New York, the lC'i!-. day of An
gust, 1930.
EMILY v DIX,
MILDRED ?j. LEESON,
E tec jiricea
). .. CLARK. BUCKNER ?fc HOW
LAN'!?. Attorneys foi Exeeutrice?. Of
f ? ind '? O. Address, No. si Na???u
Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
PATRICK CHARLES H ?IN PURSUANCE
of an <rder of Honorable Joiin P. Co
nalan, ? Surrogate of the County it N??tr
York, note* ..i hereby given to x?'. persona
having claims against Charlea H. Patrick,
late of the County t>f New York, to pre
?vnt the sa;:le, with voucher? hereof, to
the ?ii,? m,. :?, at their place of trans?
acting t'.?inesH, the office of Thom*a P.
Daiton, No. 28 Pino -Street. Borough of
Mao hat tan, New v..r'.; City, N?w Vt-rk. oa
er oefoie tlio J6th day of January, 131L.
Dated New Vorn July 7th, 11*2?.
THOMAS P. DAI.7'. 'N,
?A II Pi AM P LAPHia.
LORA1NE S. CONKI IH,
bwwon
EGBERT K. VAN BEURE.V. Attorney
for Executor?. 4" Brevoort Plec?h
Brooklyn. N. T
Many a ??n?-?'e.?.?>fiil luts'nes?* mm can trace
-Help
Wanted \\ auuJ
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