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New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Coffee Futures-The range Of prices:
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 1S,264 packages
Creamery. higher than extras b. 34A q
S5c; extras, 81 score. 33h @34c frsts, S0M
GD33c; seconds, 27@2shc lower grades, "a
@26c; unsalted, higher than extras, 361a
037c; extras, 35@3sc; flrsts 31Q34c; sec
onds. 27Q3oc; state dairy tubs, finest, 3za
@33 &c: good to prime, 30@32c; common
frsts, 23@24lac; seconds 2oc; lower
grades, 1S@19c; packing stock. current
make. No l, zoe; No. 2. l9c; lower grades,
15@1Sc.
Cheese-Receipts were 4,244 boxes State,
whole milk short held, 1591shc; fresh
specials. is u @1e13c; average run, 14l1 a
16'4c; lower grades, 1oQ14c; twins, fresh
specials. is u Q16Ac; average rum 1896
l6c; Wisconsin, single daisies, fresh. Is q
lei2c: double daisies fresh, Ice: Young
Americas. fresh. 17c; Skins, fresh spc-
cials, lo1a Ollie; prime to choice. 8010c.
.. EsgsaReeeIpts' ssasa 27.a1s eases; Fresh
tirsts first ,22s@$oc; hrsls, 259 27'se: seconds.
regular packed. No. /, 81 y q 23c: no 9 20
@2lc; checks, fair to choice, dry, 2092llac.
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, hennery
whites. extras. 81 q 3Sc extra hrsts, 346
36c; firsts. 3oG33c; gathered whites hrsts
to extra frsts, 2o0 035c; under grades POO
2sc Pacific Coast, whites extras $40 3Sc;
extra hrsts. "a a SGc firsts, 30@33c. Other
" estern and Southern. gathered whites -
q 32c. State, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hennery browns, extra, 33 Qp34c:
gathered brown and mixed colors graded
extras. 81 q BIC; frsts to extra firsts, % "a q
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer
AEGoGKs sToGks ASGpl4o Ans 4oSps SALH
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER : SON
EXCHANGE sALEsRooM.
NOS; IA AND 16 NESEY STREET.
For Account OF Executors:
$4,000 Ions Island r. r. SO Deb. Bonds.
10 shs Long island r. r.
shS Matawok Land Co.
shs Long Island Motor Parkway,
1nc preid.
shs Long Island Motor Parkway,
shs Aeolian- weber Plano s. Plan
ola Co. prefd.
shs. Aeolian- Weber Piano & Plan
ola Co. common.
shs Telautograph Corpn. prefd. g.
sh. Telautoeraph Corpn. common
=, ana SSH scrip;
Ist Mtg. $50 Bonds, 1850.
rs shs Big Spring Ranch Co.
II shs L. e. Roberts & Co, Inc.
For Account Of Whom It May Concern
81 shs Murchison National Bank,
Wilmington, North Carolina.
$50 shs Eastman Paper Co., Inc, COM
mon.
100 shs. Columbia Trust Co.
I7b shs G. +. Adams Co. prefd,
225 shs American Silver Co.
2l0 shs Bristol Brass Co
$4,000 Green Bay & Western Ry 5ss
Glass "a" Deb. Bonds.
$4,000 Peoria Ry Terminal Co. list
$S.166.70 Ashland Manufacturing Co.
Gifts. of Indebtedness Series "B,"
1924
80 shs Tennessee r. r. Co
sSo,7O0 Tennessee r. r. Co 60 Income
Deb. Bonds. 194S.
$64oo Tennessee r. r. Co. 1st Mtg GO
Bonds. 1928.
1850 shs Keystone Solether Corpn
shs. Bank of America.
shs. Corn Exchange Bank
shs. First National Bank
20 shs. Chemical National Bank.
$4,000 Island Refining Corpn. ia BIDS.
1929
$4,000 Merchants Power Co. 1st Es, 1870
$500 CRANKY Consold Mining. Smelling
&c Power Co. SO BIDS 1926
$4,000 Marks City of Hamburg 41see
Bonds.
10000 Marks City of Mainz 4qs Bonds
Sundry Real Estate Contracts, Bonds viii
Mort gages--I-ist can be seen at
office,
shs, Chemical Natl. Bank
Is shs. Security Gold Mining Co
80 shs. The Mill Owners Co
shs. Maxim Munitions Corpn
15 shs New York Realty Owners
$1,000 Manhattan Beach Hotel & Land
Co, Ltd. 4go Bds., 1870. May,
1905, Coupon on.
100 shs. Eastern Potash Corpn. pfd
with 60% Common Bonus.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Wheat Is Higher
As Hot Weather
Threatens Crop
Complaints From Fields and
improvement in Other
Markets Factors i'm Rise;
Corn Also Gains Cent

CHICAGO, June 21.--Drought in the
domestic spring crop belt and also in
France did good deal to stimulate
buying Of wheat to-day and caused
prices to ascend. The market closed
strong, 2Ac to 4Ac net higher, with
July $1291a to 1929 and September,
s129 to $1.23A. Corn gained / to 1Ac
and oats, &c to 1c. In provisions the
outcome was unchanged to zoe higher.
Bulish' sentiment in the wheat market
authority. who reported from Aberdeen.
g. D., that fields were firing badly, and
that in some places the crop had been
entirely destroyed by drought He as
serted also that wheat was heading very
short, and would not recover with rain.
The fact that the New York stock market
was rallying from yesterdays acute weak
ness tended further to lift wheat values.
ch in the late dealngs. however, de-
rived strength to a much greater degree
from gossip that drought prevailing in
France was the worst since 1883. In this
connection talk was current too that ex-
porters were after wheat in volume.
Meanwhile disappointing threshing
turns continued from the Southwest and
from Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. and 1t
was generally admitted that the move
ment of new wheat was slow in getting
under way.
Apprehension of damage by drought was
largely responsible for the strength of corn
and oats IS well as of wheat
Provisions averaged higher with hogs
and grain.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
What Things Cos,

o~osa.tew. arc cash price. /. syinayy markets.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
n. G. DU VAL s. COMPANY
CEKTIFICATE OF RENEWAL, OF
IENJTED

The undersigned. having heretofore
Formed a limited partnership pursuant to
State of New York and desiring to renew
and continue the same beyond the time
and until the Thirtiteth day of September.
HEREBY CERTIFY as follows:
J.. The name Arm under which said
bU VAL & COMPANY, and the County
wherein the principal place of business is
TO be located is the County of New York
,ua II. Ihe general nature of the business
ers, buying and selling on commission.
etocks. bonds, investment securities, cotton
eonee and grain, ana such other business
us may be properly incidental thereto
:. III. The names Of all the General and
Special partners interested therein. and
as follows:
GENERAL PARTNERS.
lame. Place of Residence.
11oi@ce ~ ou val. NO. Monroe Place,
Borough of Brooklyn,
Give Du Val stoooridtys GIty Sf Mas.o New York
C. Austin Whitehouse. No 221i Broad way
tan. City of New YORK
Robert Graves, Mineola' New yorp
AZ Of said partners are OF full age.
~. The amount of capital which Rober,
Graves, the Special Partner. has contributed
TO the common stock Is One hundred thou
sand Dollars (s10o.0CO).
V. The time at which the said renewed
limited partnership is to begin is simul-
taneously with the termination Of the pres
ent limited partnership of II. c. DJI Val,
& COMPANY. on the Thirtieth day of Sep
tember. nineteen hundred and twenty-one
and the time at which it is 10 end is the
Thirtieth day of September, nineteen hum
dred and twenty three
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we. the under
Hgned. have hereunto set our hands and
seals the 26th day OF May, nineteen hun
dred and twenty one.
HORACE c. DU VAL O.. 81
CLIVE l.. DU VAL IL. 81
&. A. WHITEHOUSE IL, SI
ROBERT GRAVES IL. S1
State Of New York. City of New York.
County. OF New York. IS.
On this Goth day OF May, nineteen hun.
6red and twenty -one, before me personally
appeared HORACE c. DU VAL. CLIVE l..
DU VAL. c. AUSTIN WHITEH and
ROBERT GRAVES. to ma known to be the
individuals described in and who executed
the foregoing instrument. and they sever
ally acknowledged to me that they executed
the same.
w Fl. SHREWSBURY,
comnissioner. of Deeds for the City of New
York, residing in Kings County-N, Y.
County Clerk No. All. Term Expires
Aov. II. 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Decline i'm Oil
Production Soon.
Teagle Predicts
Head of Standard Oil of
New Jersey Says Revival
of Demand Depends Upon
Improvement i'm Business

An apprecable decline in domestic
for by w. c. Teagle, president of the
Standard Oil Company Of New Jersey,
who said yesterday that the curtail
ment in output will be effected by re-
ring to the present depression in the
trade Mr.. Teagle said a revival of de-
mand for oil products would depened
on whether an improvement in gen
eral business takes place in the near
future.
The refneries of the New Jersey
company are now operating at about 70
per cent of their capacity, while the
producing subsidiaries are drilling
only such wells as are necessary TO
protect existing leases.
In regard to the new export taxes on
crude oil contained in recent decree
of the Mexican government, Mr.. Teagle
said he did not see how Mexico could
collect this latest tax. as the impost
by it's very size would defeat its own
ends. He declared that the tax, which
in some cases represents an increase
of more than 100 per cent. would bring
the product of the Mexican fields above
the cost of oil in other fields.
"The whole situation in the petro-
leum industry to-day" said MIR. Teagle,
"is that the demand for refined prod
ucts is poor. Gasoline is the only
product for which there is normal
demand, sales for the country averag-
ing about 10 per cent above sales a
more than other refined oils.
products hinges on resumption of
not escaped the depression any more
though I do believe that it has not
been affected as much as other lines.
Every idle freight car one sees means
less lubricatng oil is being consumed.
Reduced operations at industrial
plants curtail the use Of lubricants
and. in many cases. the consumption
of fuel oil. So far there has been no
improvement in the export demand
for OIL"
Production of the international
Petroleum Company, Ltd. in Peru re-
mains steady around 5000 barrels
daily, while in Canada the Imperial Oil
Company, Ltd, has nine wells drilling
in Saskatchewan and Alberta. The
only oil we'll completed in the search
for oil in the Far North is one at Fort
Norman, in the Northwest Territory.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Progress Is Made
In Reorganization
Of Ingersoll Co.
Balance Sheet Sent to Stock.
holders Shows Assets of
S4,497, 900; Cu,Expenses
and Adopt New Sales Plan

Howard c. Smith. Of Hathaway
Smith, Folds g. Co, chairman Of the
committee on the readjustnent of fbs
affairs of Robert H. ingersoll (. Bro
watch manufacturers, yesterday sent
letter to the creditors Of the com.
pany outlining the progress that hss
been made toward reorganization ana
containing a condensed balance sheet
as Of May 81 last, showing total assets
of S4,497 436, against total current la
bilities of S2,904,779. Total quick an
sets are reported at S1,202 .5s6. total
manufacturing and trading inventories
at S1,436,389. Cash in bank and on
hand is given at s169,78l and i'm.
pounded bank balance at S168,094. Ar
counts receivable, less reserve for had
debts, amounts to S652,S04 Notes and
accounts payable deposited with +be
bankers committee amount to 81 73o
745, while those that have not been
deposited make an additional s879. .404
The statement to the creditors saws
that the examination, completed or
behalf of the readjustment committee
indicates that the company had been
unduly extended for the business which
it was doing. ats business was at =
minimum" the letter reads, largely
In view OF the fact that over several
years the company had pursued pol.
icy of making no discount on quantity
sales, so that its average unit OF sale
was only about S35.
I'm addition to this. serious COM
plications had arisen between the Wa
terbury Clock Company and Robert II
Ingersoll G. Bro. covering their bust
ness which made it necessary TO re.
adjust their relations and to determine
what these should be before any esti-
mate OF the future could be made
Steps were taken at once to reduce
expenses. This has now been done in
the amount of over $4,000 month
and further reductions are being
worked out as business develous.'1
On the advice Of Theron S. Atwater
the committees manager the COMPANY
has started sales on watches on a lob.
bing basis. One important contract
has already started sales of watches
on this basis and others are in nego.
tiation.
According to the statement on be.
half of the committee, workable plan
for complete reorganization Of the
watch company is under consideration
and will shortly be ready for submis.
sion to the creditors.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Selling Pressure
Continues i'm Dull
Trading ON Curb
Recoveries on Some Stocks
ON Covering, but Others
Decline Still Further;
Lack of Support Factor

Lack of support was apparent in
yesterdays dull trading on the curb
market, when there appeared to be a
lull in the selling pressure and many
leading issues continued to sag Others
showed a tendency to recover, however,
on covering of short commitm ents.
international Petroleum, Anglo-Amer-
ican and Maracaibo were some of the
oil shares that worked higher. Cities
Service bankers shares and Simms
Petroleum sold lower and Carib Syn
dicate held at 5k.
Tntercontinental Rubber broke nearly
~ points to 71s. and other industrials
moved irregularly.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Competition Among Sellers

Some sharp competition has devel-
oped among manufacturers of women's
outer apparel who are now showing
their samples for fall. One we'll known
coat house is offering to pay the rail-
road fare of buyers and hotel bills
while in the city not to exceed three
days at $40 a day when orders are
placed amounting to $500 or more.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Atlantic National Bank

New York. June Is, 1891.
A quarterly dividend of two and onehalf
per cent. (2hse) and an extra dividend Of
one-aalf per cent. (h Te) free of tax, has
bank payable on and after July /, 1921 to
stockholders of record at the close OF bust
ness June 25, 1921.
FRANK f. ANDRUss. Cashi.r
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Refined Sugar Prices
Reduced to New Level

A reduction from $50 to $50 cents
pound, less per cent for cash, in refined
sugar was announced yesterday by the
Federal Refining Company. placing granu-
lated on new low basis for tho year It
was the lowest mark since 1915. The
market for raws was quiet and unchanged.
The range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
new YORK TITLE AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY

1875 Broadway, New York.
A quarterly dividend of two per cent
t2To) on the capital stock of tho Com
pany play has been declared. payable July !.
ls&i, TO stockholders of record at the close
or business on June 90. 1921
Dated. June 81, 1921
GERHARD KUEHNE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago
Live beef fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $3.50 9.25 S13.25 M15.75
p d beef
sides. lb...... .121a @.17h .15@ .21
Live veals, COM
to prime,
100 lbs ..... e.Oo@1s.oo 17oo92oo0
D d veal.
city, ID. ....... .12@ .22 $50 81
Live ewes, 100
lbs ......,.. 1000 400 5000 500
Dressed mutton,
city, Id. b........ .o6@ IL 100 is
live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs ........... IL, 00013.00 0117. 90
Dressed lambs
city, lb. b........ 1870 .2S 500 20
Hogs. 90 lbs. 5000 s.25 21.256l2150
d e d hogs
bacon. lb ..... 1870 ia .291 .29iA
Pork, Dbl ...... 2+.0o@p24.50 5S.00@5S.5O
Mess beef, DBL. l200@p13.00 35.00Qp36.5O
Lard, M / d d @
West 100 lbs. 10.5G@ --- So 000351o
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
H. S, BANGHARr, Treasurer.
The Importers & Traders National R.rL
of New York

New York, June 81, 1921
dividend OF Twelve per cent has TO-
uay ThS 6een pc, declared by this bank. payable on
OF record at the close Of business. June
c. F. REGAIN. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Railway steel-spring Company

~NANSs' WV ioTk City.
May 26th, 1921
quarterly dividend Of TWO PEp
SENI e l2%). has this day been de-
clared on the COMMON STOCK NJ this
Company payable June goth. 1921. to
stockhoIders of record June 18th, 1921.
Inc transfer Books will not be closed
Company. ius'
H. S. BANGHART. Treasu-er
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Grain Prices

wheat
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close. ago.
No. hard. s1.56 S1.55is
The range at Chicago;
Mondays
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
July. 1.24% 1.2a 1.94A 1.29 1.25
Sept. 1.2oh 1.23A I19h 1.23A 1904
Corn
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close. close. ago
No. yellow. .$0.S4 $0.S3 s1s6
Chicago:
July ......... .63H 62ls 1744
September... .65 637s 1744s
Oats
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago.
No. 3 white. s0,4sh S048 .7s1a q so
Chicago:
July. ......... .3s& .S7& sax
SEPTEMBER. .401a .393s .6S ~
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No West, f.o.bs142 s13GR s1561b
Flour and Neal
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
pit. .sS.750925 s8.so@9A0 sl1.251ll.75
Cornm1 l.95 02.G5 l85@195 $500 425
Rye. S.25QS6O S.5o0890 $3.50 SIS
Bran. 24.60 24.50 43.0o
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Gmptrp rustic
1eO broadway, New York

ISU broadway, New fork
quarterly dividend of three per cent
(SSe) and an extra dividend of one per
cent. Ufo) have this day been declared
upon the capital stock OF this COMPANY,
payable June % to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business June 90
1921.
Unless other instructions are hled ohecss
VIII be mailed 10 each stockhoideT a. Wv
address last appearing on our books.
The Transfer Books will not be closeo.
MYRON j. BROWN. Secretsry'
Now York. June 81. 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
uN DO ~ q fNf
Cotton Statistics

liverpool Cables-spot cotton quiet at 10
points decline; middling, 6.S5d. Sales
5000 bales, American 5000 bales. Imports
1000 bales, all American. Futures opened
steady at to points decline. Closed
quiet but steady at to points advance.
July, 7.3ed; October, 7.S3d; December,
sod; January, 8.06d; March, $3.50. Man
chester; Yarns dun and irregular; cloths
offers too low
COttonseed OIL
Closing quotations were to 10 points
net higher and total sales for the day were
$500 barrels
The range of prices
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
THE BANK OF AMERICA

II t'%f-SHN UT f&HFKTVA,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
dividend OF three per cent $3.50 on its
capital stock, payable July 1st 1891. to
stockholdere of record at three p M on
June 2lst 1921. has been declared by the
Board OF Directors of THE BANK or
AMERICA
CHARLES e. CURTIS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Bonds
BID. Ask. Yield.
1888, op 1923. e7M es BY
Federal Farm Loan 4jAa
~ 1899. op 1924. ......... 90 soA $50
Federal Farm Loan 4hs
1898, op 1923...... 90 so& bs2
Federal Farm Loan AVS
Joins iss?; Stock Sp 1sad 1.as; R.,t /, 30 o% 5.s4
1889, op 1924...... eoA go sso
Joint Stock Land Bank S.
1898, op 1923.... soA 90 6s4
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD, GREENE & CO., MANAGES

A quarterly dividend OF az upon ne
declared payable July /, 1921, at the oincs
OF the Company. go Federal Street, Bos,gnns
Mass, to all stockholders of record al Wv
close of business June 20. 1921.
wINNSBORO MILLS
HENRY c. EVERETT, Jr. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE & CO., MANAGES


The quarterly dividend Of ~ 3 upon sns
preferred stock OF Winnsboro Milis ss nss
been declared payable july ], 1921, a, tss
ONCE OF the Transfer Agents. the New Ens
land Trust Co. Boston, Mass. TO all stoes,
holders OF record at the close of business
June 20, 1921.
wINNSBoRO MILLS
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Office of "a
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT eo'
n w. Cor Broad and Arch streets

Philadelphla, June ., 80 a
The Directors havs This day declares.
quarterly dividend OF one per cent tsssSS
per share) on the Common Stock OF sh,s Iss
Company, payable July 10 1921. 70 h4.
ers of Common Stock OF record at the esoss -
of business June so. 1891. Checks WIN "
mailed /, w. MORRIS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
MondaY'e G

New Orleans quiet, unchanged at 1o.3Sc;
sales 234 bales. Savannah steady. 25
points higher at 10c; sales 361 bales. Au-
gusta steady, 35 points higher at $3.50;
sales 442 bales. Memphis steady, so points
lower at 1o.5oc; sales 450 bales. Houston
steady, 10 points higher at 10.1oc; sales
4,177 bales. Little Rock quiet, unchanged
at 1oc; sales nil. Dallas steady, 25 points
higher at 9.40c: sales 1909 bales. Mont
gomery quiet so points lower at 9.25c;
sales 25 bales, Fort Worth quiet, IS points
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Standard Oils

500 .Anglo Am OH 15A 15H 15A 15H
30 sOhio Oil Co. y 235 233 233
1900 "std Oil of Ind s2h 60% 6l%
$50 HStd OH Of ~ - 304 297 304
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
ITLn GUARANTEE 3 TRUST coMFANr

TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CONF A.
No. 176 Broadway, New York Cig,
By resolution OF III. Board Of Trustees
the regular quarterly dividend Of ave pes
cent has been declared and is payable 1eny 1ny
Soth. 1921. TO the stockholders OF reS9s, sas,
at the close of business on June 2zd, ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
U. s. Treasury Certificates of Indebt-
edness and Notes
New York City Bonds

Acceptable in payment OF ederal taxes
on the dates OF maturity
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Mis- C ellaneous Markets

New York State Bonds
Issued in coupon and registered form
not interchaDgeab Bile. Coupon bonds regis
terabe
The Yale expositor., 1921-09-15

Il. Nj. Udell transacted business
in Detroit last week.
John Sexton was at Port HUI
ron Thursday last on business.
Sol Tice was up from Detroit a
few days the first of the week on
business.
Cyrus Ludington was over from
Flint visiting relatives and
friends the past week.
Neil Stirling has purchased the
Ford Sales & Service Garage at
Bad Axe and is now in possession
Of the same.
Yale was well represented at
the Sandusky fair last week. Many
of our people are at Croswell this
week attending the fair and races.
Next week no doubt several will
visit the North Branch fair.
The Cleaners of Old Brockway
will give a dancing party in their
hall Thursday evening, Sept. %
Music by Yale orchestra. Bill,
including war tax, $1.25. All who
enjoy dancing are invited to at
tend and have a good time.
Sgt. Geo. Vanskivar, son of Mrs
j. c. Sitter, Of Melvin, has re-
ceived high honors by being the
best rifle shot of the 5th Regi-
ment Rifle Team at Camp Perry
Ohio. Sgt. Vanskivar is a candi,
date for LIST honors in a target
contest between all the rifle
teams in the U. S. Here's hoping
We congratulate George.
The Yale expositor., 1921-09-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. White left
for Detroit last Sunday.

MI anu WIS. Was. w HlbC iOiN
for Detroit last Sunday.
There will be dance at the
opera house in Memphis tomorrow
evening, Sept. 10th.
w. II. Fletcher is feeling better
this week than he has all summer.
We hope the feeling continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Rub, How
ard and Bob and Mrs. Fred Tay-
lor, autoed to Port Huron on
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Worden was operat-
ed on Tuesday for a growth in
her side. She is reported doing as
M75! as could be expected.
snichmond people staged a Far
mers' Festival one day last week
and with fine weather and big
crowd it was a big success and
calls for a repetition next year.
The quarterly hank statements
of the First National Banks of
Yale and Avoca, the Yale State
Bank and the Citizens State Bank
of Emmett, appear in this issue
Of the EXpositor.
Deckerville schools are opened
with an enrolment of $50, 27
more than last year. There are
II nonresident pupils. In all the
schools hereabouts an increase of
the number of students is notice
able.
Marine City waterworks was
out of commission last week for
II hours and the entire pOpula-
ton went thirsty, besides the dan
ger incurred in case Of fire. Lack
of knowledge and carelessness at
the power plant caused the de.
plorable condition of affairs.
Contractor E. l.. Mcintyre. who
recently was awarded the con-
tract for completing the six miles
of Huron Shore Pike in Forester
township, has been placing a
large amount of road building
machinery and equipment on the
ground preparatory to beginning
operations.
Complaints are being made by
Sandusky's farmers that right in
the heighth Of the picking seas
on the Coil Picking Company
with a station established at San.
dusky, has refused to accept any
more of their crop of cucumbers
The company say that they are
unable to secure any more watts.
Vassar is all torn up over school,
matters, and added to board trou.
bles is charge against the sup.
erintendent, of misconduct and
habitual profanity. A vote at q
special school meeting gave him
289 for dismissal and AZ for re.
tention. Attorneys are now being
employed on both sides and the
end is not xst.
Paul Schnell, rs years of age
of Memphis, recently had a light
stroke, and was obliged to spend
a few days in bed. Physically he
has been remarkable mamie
had never been i'll day nor taken
a dose of medicine, nor even had
a tooth pulled; and he has been
able to do a good days work up
till the nreSent
The Yale expositor., 1921-09-15

FOR SALE-Nine room house,
electric lights, furnace, bath,
garage and hen house. Nellie
Green, Park ave., Yale. Phone
4S ! l. 2 S. 25-2