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New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
u, B. & @. Directors
Vote S60,0OO,OOO
Dividend i'm Stock
PAYMENT Is Equivalent to
54.l32 P. G.. on Capital
and Goes to Northern Pa
c;fic and Great Northern

pa,e Holden, president of the Chi
..ro Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad,
s,s;fed the New York Stock Exchange
yesterday that directors had declared a
s,ock sk dividend of 54.lS2 per cent, on the
- sra,yalent of 500 100000 on the $780,
600 ,ni, capital stock outstanding. The
.,.rsbern Pacific and the Great North
-, Jointly own sos, ,1i4,s1o of the Bur
liugton stock, so that their share of
.hc stock divided will amount to $780,
ossooo. The distribution is payable to
ss.rsholders of record March 81.
Tbe Burlington was recently granted
..,n,;ssion to issue $6o,o0o,oo0 addi-
.;onal stock as step to assist the two
.ontrolling roads in meeting at theis
Maturity, on July / next. the S2l6,ooo,-
am Great NortS srnNorthern Pacific
mint Burlington collateral d per cent
hands. The Interstate Commerce Com
..,ssion. however, refused that part of
ths BurlIngtons application which
.sked permission to capitalize an ad-
s;s.onai mart Of its surplus through the
:'snance of $50 900, 600
Bankers stated yesterday that a new
RrrIingron financing plan will prob
shlv yJ, be presented to the Commerce
Commission within the next few weeks
mich will! take inro account the dec
s,srstion Of the stock dividend. The
ar;rinal purpose in increasing the
smount Of outstanding Burlington
sf security for the rcfunding of the
;a;nt As. it being advisable to increase
.ha ratio between the stock and bonds
on a to basis.
The total corporate surplus of the
Burlington on December 81. 1919, was
spaI Tsl 1877, so that the issuance of
seo 000. 600 capital stock will leave q
surplus of over S1S0,o0o, 600. In 1919
the the company added $14,l73,0S7 to profit
and loss, an exceptionally large part of
the increase being due to the fact that
IN that year no allowances were made
for additions and betterments.
One of the reasons for the inclusion
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

b 80. Soh l. 6s 1914
Renslr 4 Sar L -. 77X
7s 1921 Va-Car Chem
6 ....100N tenn deb 71a s
Rep I g. S 5sj 1882
1910 l -. 93ss
z -. rs 6s 1929
Rio @ w 1st -. 91%
4s 1889 Va Iron c &
-. 63& C 5s 1919
X Ark & II -. S21h
4hs 1884 (yirginlan Ry
10 -. Sc u 5s 1862
-. 6614 5 So. S1N
.... COS Va e. Swn 1st
> l. i NJ d 5 5s 1858
5s 1881 / ~ "a
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as l9zS 1889
y; y;;- ~ -. s5s
as KY & GiflWest Mary
a,V 1888 land As 1859
-, % u 3 80. SO
CT. (, CIT A., WaSt EIcc 6~
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Houston Oil Earns S9.I7

The Houston Oil Company of Texas
reported for the fifteen months ended
December 81 net earnings from oil and
timber operations, after expenses and
Federal taxes but before deducting de-
pletion and depreciation, of 50 ,963,43
equivalent after preferred dividends to
S9.17 share earned on the $25, 900, 900
common stock. These earnings are ex-
elusive of the returns of the Higgins
Oil and Fuel Company, in which the
Houston Oil Company has 53 per cent
stock interest.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Argentine Railways Protest
Fined for Raising Rates With
out Sanction

RUENOSl AYRES, March 18. - The
imposition of fines by the railroad de-
partment of the government on nine
foreign railways for putting increased
rates into force without the sanction
OF the department has given rise to a
protest by the railways The man
ayers of the latter set forth their views
on the subject to-day at meeting with
the Minister of Public Works.
Each railway was fined 5000 pesos
besides fine of 1000 pesos daily since
the new tariffs were put into effect on
March 9. The railways were given
twenty-four hours in which to suspend
application of the new tariffs and three
days in which to pay the fines.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK, Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN III. MULLER e. SON.
OFFICE, 80 WILLIAM STREET
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 23. 1921,
az T. 80 o Clock, at the


EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS. IA AND 16 NESEY STREET.
For account of superintendent of Banks
State OF New York
Sundry claims against stockholders of the
Carnegie Safe Deposit Co.. in liquidation
aggregating S33. $40. "a.
For account of executors:
$4,000 Brooklyn Union Elevated r. r. Co.
1st mtge 80 bonds, 1856
For account of whom it may concern:
100000 Italian Press Publishing Assn 1st
mtg. a bonds, 1858
Subscription warrants for 1919 shares First
National Bank, Jersey city
30 900 shs. Forty~Mile Power & Dredging
346 shs- n. Y. Sanitary Utilization Co.
Warehouse receipt issued by Slas w briggs
Warehouse for bales said to contain
rugs.
27o warehouse receipts for 27o hogsheads
tasgregating 2T4,6s7 pounds) of fue cured
bright leaf tobacco stored various
points in Virginia and North Carolina
/ warehouse receipt for 123 cases Federal
brand cigarettes stored in Brooklyn, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
United States Treasury Certificates of
Indebtedness.
Short Term Securities

Acceptable in payment Of taxes due OF
date of maturitv
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

Of 4 bond dividend in les plan FOR re-
funding the Burlington joint Is was
thas ~ this method were followed a
new issue could be hoated at lower
necessary by tho action of the inter.
offer. "oe'N
1t is now believed that the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific will
have to refund the joint 4s at a much
higher rate than originally contem-
plated under the bond dividend plan.
The dividends which the two companies
receive from the Burlington now lust
cover the interest on the As.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Harbison- w aIker
Earns $40 q Share

The HARRISON Walker Rcfractories
Company reported net profits, after
charges and Federal taxes, for the year
ended December 81 of S2,s69, 1896,
equivalent after deduction of preferred
dividends to $S.79 a share earned on
the S27,000,00 common stock.
This compared to net profits of So
l14,477, equal to $14.10 share earned
on the SIS, 100000 common stock in the
preceding year. Profit and loss sur
plus amounted to $4,8S2,9lS, against
S12,T50,509.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Whip Companies Consolidated

WESTF'IELD, Mass, March I8.-An-
nouncement was made to-day by the
United States Whip Company that the
business of the New England Whip
Company had been bought and would
be consolidated with that of the United
States company. The New England
company comprises eight branches, all
OF which are to be taken over. The
deal takes effect April l. The New
England company was formed thirty
wears ago
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Union Bag and Paper
Reports Larger Net

The Union Bag and Paper Corpora
ton reported surplus, after charges
and Federal taxes, for the year ended
December 81, of $3,474,926, equivalent
to $500 a share earned on the Sl4,-
977,s50 outstanding capital stock.
This compared to surplus of
S1,680,619, or $16.81 a share, earned on
the $l0000,000 outstanding stock in
the preceding year. Net earnings
amounted to $5,046, 300, against $685.
2b5, and the profit and loss surplus
$1,874,305.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Railway,
Corporations

9 lana of sw1tTss- S. - ST.. ... ss,s g as
TEN rcts K of Italy Q :,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Agriculturists Favor
Cooperative Marketing

LANSING, Mach, March 1s.-Mich-
igan agriculturists, meeting here last
night, voted complete Endorsement of
the cooperative marketing plan of the
committee Of seventeen of the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation.
Three delegates were named to at
tend the meeting in Chicago April G..
when ratification Of the proposal will
be taken up
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Illinois for Road Building

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 18.-The
State of Illinois will go into the road
building business as an experiment.
this spring, Governor Small announced
to-day. Governor Small recently re-
jected bids for several million dollars
worth of road work because the bids
were too high.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
5. o. of Kansas Earns
$lO2.I7 Shares i'm 1920

Net earnings of the Standard Oil
Company, of Kansas, after charges and
taxes for the year ended December 81,
were s2,043, ,499, equal to s10217 share
earned on the $2,000,O00 capital stock.
This compared to net earnings of
Slo6l ,6l4, equal to SS3.08 a share
earned in the preceding year Sur
plus, after payment of dividends,
amounted to $l,563,449, against s1.f81.-
GA, and the profit and loss surplus
$7,04O,6l9.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Coffee Climbs Higher,
But Reacts Slightly

Brazil made a show of strength yester-
day, with Rio and Santos futures coming
much higher, coupled with 81 advance
in the rate of Rio exchange Lordon.
Under these conditions the local market
opened firm at an advance of 10 to "a
points. with n number OF overnight buying
orders to be filled. There seemed to be a
feeling that Brazils milreis prices could
not be maintained while receipts con-
tinued to run heavy. and there was
some late selling, final prices being to IS
points net higher.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

Southern Spot Markets--tialveston quiet,
unchanged at 11.25c; sales. 49S bales New
Orleans steady. unchanged at lie; sales.
1.475. Mobile nominal, unchanged at
lo.6tc; sales ril Savannah quiet 25 points
lower at 11.25c, sales. 1Tg, Wilniingt ton
sxuiot, 20 lower at 10.75c sales nil. Norfolk
quiet. unchanged at 11.2Gc; sales. 219.
Augusta steady. IS lower at 1o.75e; sales.
140. Memphis quiet, unchanged at 11.60c;
sales 1850. st. Louis quiet, unchanged at
11.5>c: sales nil. Houston steady, 25 lower
at 10.65c; les, 4431. Little Rock quiet
unchanged at 115oc; sales, $50. Dallas
steady. 10 higher at 0.65c sales, 4679.
Fcrt Worth steady. is lower at 10.25c;
sales GA
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

Sugar Futures-The sugar futures mar
ket opened at to IA point advance on
the advance to sac for new crop Cuban
raws together with an increase In the re-
fined sugar price OF 4 C. With the Cuban
committee offering large quantity of
Cubas at s &c, c. and f.. and rehners fairly
we'll supplied at tho moment. there is a
feeling in some quarters that futures prices
may hold close to present levels for some
time to come.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SAINT PAUL. MINNEAPCYr Is
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting OF the Stock holders
OF the Chicago. Saint Paul Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway Company VIII be held
as the Office of the company. in the city of
huoson, Wisconsin. on Wednesday,, April
IL. a2l. at o o'clock q. m. for the election
or directors and the transaction or such
ofner business as may come before said
meeting.
Transfer books Will be closed ON Friday.
March IL. 1921. at the close OF business on
tnat Gay. and VIII BE reopened On Thurs.
Gay, April II. 1921
Dated February 2S 1921
JAMES r. CLARE. President.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Cotton Statistics

Cotton Statistics
Yester- Last Last
day week. year
Fort receipts. 21,964 13.7lA 32.a44
Exports ....... 20,173 LIS 9140
EXPORTS season. 60S.3S1 3,A96,927 4,S00,176
n. Y. stocks.... 127, 067 1896 5O144
Port stocks. ,3S9.6s4 1,41S904 f3252
Interior rcts... 22,033 23,l1N 1347I
Interior ship'ts 25,945 22930 l6,O27
N. Y. arrivals. 102 1885
Liverpool cabIes-spot cotton dull at 8
points decline middling 73fd Sales z 900
bales' , ooo american 1000 bales. Imports
docket, 5000 bales, Futures opened steady
unchanged to points lower. Closed quiet
but steady at to 7 points decline. March.
sid; May, 77ld; July. 7.s3d; October
Sd Manchester: Yarns and cloths steadier.
Cottonseed Oil
The market for cottonseed oil was com
parativey quiet. with total sales for the
day aggregatng 6,o0O barrels. Early in
the session a firmer tone prevailed on Gov
er1ng prompted by the firmness in lard and
on smaller offers of crude, but subscuuent-
ly the market eascd off under renewed
selling, owing to the weakness I'm grain
and cotton, and final quotations were to
10 points net lower
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Buttcr--Receipts We're 1899 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. pound as %
As nc; extras 81 score, A nc; firsts So 10
- score, 4lW42 nc; seconds, S3 to 81 score
36 a i0c; lower grades, 32Gg35c; unsalted.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Miscellaneous Markets
Federal and Joint Stock Land Banl

Federal and Joint Stock Land Ranlr
Bonds
r.so, Bid. Ask. Yield.
1938-1923 ........ 93M eS% s11
Federal Farm Loan 41hs
1939-1924 ..... 91N 90 s1o
Federal Farm Loan 4tss,
rsasS., asss,1s2s En- 49,, ~. 9lA 90 $40
195T-1922 ... 91X 10 20,
Joint Stock Land Bank IS
1939-1924 .. 92,h ea1k sro
Joint Stock Land Bank SIS '''
lsSS-le2S ....-,'...... s2s ssh $50
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday Year Ago
prime, 100 lbs. sS75@1o.75 s125o@145o
ID r q 3 d beef,
sides, lb 80. .15@ is 100 .21
Live veals. com
to prime.
100 lbs ...... 1s.Oo@1S.oo 1s.oo@24.oo
d Q s. q veal,
city, lb 100 .2s .24@ .34
lbs .....,..... 45o@ e.5o s.oo@12oo
Dressed mutton
city. ID ....,' 100 .1s 100 20
to prime. 100
lbs .......:.. e.5o@11.oo 1soO@2oso
Dressed a m $,
city, b..... 1870 20 200 IA
Hogs, 100 lbs. D.. 10.75Dl1.75 15.60@1675
Dressed ogs
bacon lb 49,. .17@.17ia .22M .22M
Pork, bbl ....... 3o00W21.00 42.00@43 90
Mess beer. bbl . 16000D18.OO 16.O0018.OO
Lard, NJ d d e
West, 100 lbs. -0D-- z125@2135
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK O,
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICEOF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE a. CO.. MANAGER

Boston. Mass.
The quarterly dividend of Il E upon the
preferred stock of WinnSboro Mills has
been declared payable April l. 1891. at the
Office of the Transfer Agents. the New
England Trust CO., Boston. Mass, TO ali
holders of record at the close OF business
March is. 1921
WINNSBORO MILLS.
HENRY C. EVERETT Jr. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
dividend. 7
New York CITY Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
terabe.
Bid. Ask Yield
Canal Imp 41zs 1as4..le1 Ios 43s
Highway Imp 45ss. 1868. .1o1 lo3 4.as
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Miscellaneous Stocks
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Atl Lobos. IS 10 Midw Rfg13s 14o
do pf. SO so Mt Prd Cp 9H 9ta
Bran o. 27 20 Northw o. 81 80
Cos &, Co. hfa 6 Pro IL Rig Az Az
Elk Bsn S7s gM rs OK Prd 1914 111s
Impr OIL. SIS 92 Sap Ring Ak AZ
Magn Ptrl140 $50 W S o e. T. u IL
Merr O Cp IL l2i2i sPar $40
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Grain Prices
Wheat

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close ago.
No. hard .$i.75h $1.7S
Open. High. Low Close. close.
sar March. 15a 1.5s 1.54h l.54la l.S7A
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
No; yellow. so.s5A so.s7 sl.S2A
Chicago:
May. STA 6S4 1.5sM
July. .T01h .703t l495s
Oats
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. white. ..S0.52la so.53 s1.0s
Chicago:
May. 41s .42M .s71k
July .43I Ass 791a
Rye
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
No. Western.s16 $l.67 $l.931a
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring pat. .ssa5@s.75 ss.5o@o. 90 $i5.75 5'i
Cornmeal. 2.0OGa2.10 2.o0M2.20, A. 0O604 10
Rye...... S.50QnS.75' S501s75 9nOG09 40
Bran. $3.50 $3.50 $500
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD, GREENE a CO.. MANAGERS

The quarterly dividend of 2@o upon the
common stock Of Wnnsboro Mills mas been
declared payable ApriI /. 1891 at the office
OF The COMPANY, 60 Federal Street, Boston
Mass, to all holders OF record at the close
of business March 49, 1921
WiNNSBORO MILLS
HENRY c. EVERETT Jr Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
FINANCIAL
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL RANK on
NEW work.

AhiI I-AcfIhh NA1iONAL BANK or
NEW YORK.
The Liberty National Bank OF New
York, located at l2o Broadway, New Yorl,
City in the State OF New York, ia closing
its affairs. All notehoiders and other
creditors OF the association are therefore
hereby notified to present the no. es and
other claims for payment.
f. w WALZ. Cashier
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the shareholders Of The Liberty Ma
tional Bank of New York. held ,n March
4, 1921, the Plan. dated February l. 1921.
y, sviding for the merger of the said Bank
lnto The New York Trust Company, was
approved, that in order to carry out such
Plan. 1t was voted to iiauidate said Ma
ticnal Bank and re-incorporate as a State
Bank hnder the The Liberty Bank
OF New York, and that upon the organiza-
tion of said State Bank proceedings be
taken to merge scid State Bank with The
New York Trust Company.
+. w. WALZ. Cashier.
Dated. March 9. 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
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1916 1874 Z 49,. k6a
-. - -. 1s% Sd ls1s
i -. s4%Ic Of Mars IS -. s5h
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isssat s. Eord ss I -. . ssttHlpssn,s6 III Z q * =
~. o. Paris 6sl gold IS int
sE 9sA 1871 rcts ser A
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
'fsice Of The United Gas Improvemept G,

~. ". NOIHtF I5FDad and Arch Nfreets
-, Phiiadel phla, March 3. 1921
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of one per cent. fsoc
per shared on The Common Stock of this
Company, payable April i5 1921 to holders
of Cannon stock OF record at the close OF
business March 81, 1871
Checks Will be mailed.
1, w. MORRIS. Treas.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

Private families having spare reox,
10 rent VIII nca The Tribune's Farnisbed
Rooms TO Let column aid 10 sss,af fr.r 81
Phone Beekman Seee~--Acvt *
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
BOOZE SEIZED,
ARTISTS REVOLT
Action Causes ROIC, Many Re-
sign Club.

PHILADELPHIA. June 13.-PhiladeI-
phia's art colony is in revolt because
al effort was made to take all the
kick" out Of the annual spring frolic
of the students Of the Academy Of Fine
Arts.
Miss Mary Butler, president Of the
Students Fellowship, held up the dane
ers one by one and confscated their
booze.
Her action has aroused a storm Of
revolt. Many Of the students and for
mer students have resigned.
The artists say Miss Butler spent the
evening in going among the dancers
looking for concealed bottles under vO-
luminous costumes. She found a girl
in ballet costume being given a drink
from a pint bottle by a we'll known
artist and grabbed the bottle.
Another artist retained a quart. He
hid it IN the sleeve OF his jacket.
One artist, ordered to give up his
bottle, compromised by smashing the
bottle on a table.
I'm through" said Leopold Seyffort,
society portrait painter. Miss Butler
is too autocratic- In my opinion, stodgy
and autOcratic methods hurt the acad-
envy"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
$4,000 FIRE LOSS
IN INDIANA AVE.
Early Morning Blaze in 200
Block of Unknown
Origin.

Fire of unknown origin was discovered
in the basement of a three STORY brick
building, PIC and 21s Indiana avenue, at
2 o'clock this morning. The loss is esti-
mated at more than $4,000
Samuel Grizzle, proprietor Of a shoe
store at 216 Indiana avenue, estimated his
loss at $1,000. He said he was protected
by insurance.
H. L. Sanders, factory and store, 21s-
go Indiana avenue, estimated his loss at
$1,000 Mr.. Sanders said the loss was
covered by insurance.
There seems to be some doubt as to
where the fire started. Grizzle said he
believed it started in the basement I'M
der the Sanders store. Firemen reported
that the flames originated in the base
ment under Grizzlies shoe store. Grizzle
said the cause of the fire was probably
electric wires. Firemen reported the
cause as unknown.
The first alarm was received at a few
minutes after o'clock and after the fire.
men had put the fire out the blaze broke
out again and fire apparatus was sent
to the scene at AS O'Clock. Lieutenant
Cox and Sergeant Sheehan were among
the first to reach the fire when it was
first discovered. The second floor of the
the other rooms on that floor are used as
offices. However, on the top floor of
the building a number Of negro fam
lilies live and these people were awak-
ened by the police For a time it ap-
peared as if the entire building would
be destroyed.
Both stores damaged by the flames are
owned by negroes. Sanders manufac-
lures surgeons gowns, cooks, walters.
BARRIERS and butchers jackets, and also
is a dealer in mems and wOmen's fur
nishings. The factory part of the store
was only slightly damaged. However.
a large stock Of goods in the basement
was destroyed and the smoke and water
damage was heavy.
J. G. Mccullough is the owner of the
building.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
ROYALTY ENTERTAINs KAHN.

BRUSSELS, June 13.-OttO Kahn.
American fnancier. was entertained at
dinner Saturday night in the Royal Pal
ace by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth.
il was announced today The King and
Queen expressed their thanks to air.
Kahn for the generosity Of Americans to
E,~lzsfur m. -.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
BOlshevist Advance
Ordered in Siberia

LONDON, June 13.-War Minister Trot-
ski Of the Moscow soviet has ordered
the advance Of several bolshevist army
corps to meet the anti bolshevist forces
in the Vladivostok area Of Siberia. ac-
cording to an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Stockholm today, quoting ad-
vices from Moscow
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
AUTO LOCK FAILS
LITTLE KID CUPID
Motor Cops Arrest SIvrin Who
Wished Machine.

Locks, and the lack of an automobile,
did not prevent william Dewey, 20. 91O
South Missouri street, from going WOO
ing, but the police interrupted his love
affair before he had time to start joy
ride
George Averton, living near the city,
last night parked his car at Delaware
and Market streets. and as his automo7
bile had been stolen once before, he did
not fail to put a triangle lock on the
front wheel. Dewey had an ENGAGE
ment to take a girl for an automobile
ride, but he did not have an automobile.
So, according to the police, he dor
rowed" Averton's car. Not having
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Mexico Will Resume
Foreign Debt Paying

MEXICO CITY. June 13-Mexico will
begin paying Off her foreign debts in
July after ten years suspension Of such
payments, it was officially announced to-
day. A government decree is under
preparation which, it is declared, will
augment the governments revenues
20 100000 pesos, enabling the treasury de-
partment to make payments on the for
eign obligations every six months.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Hamilton Co. Thieves
Give Police No CleW

N0BLESVILLE, Ind. June 13-The
police have no clew to the thieves who
stole $1,000 worth of merchandise from
the store OF Ison Ault in the northeastern
part Of Hamilton County, Saturday night
They carried their loot away on an auto
mobile truck. At the same time thieves
entered the garage Of Teter & Colling-
wood, near the store. and stole fifty gal
Ions of gasoline and the license cards
from every car that had been left In the
garage for repairs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

key. he drove away with the lock still
around the tire and rim OF the front
wheel.
The sound of the lock humping reached
the ears Of Motorcycle Policemen Brooks
and Kimberlin, who found Dewey driv-
ing the automobile and arrested him.
Dewey is charged with vehicle taking
Ayertol's car was stolen once before,
and that time the police got 1t back
and arrested the man who stole 1t when
the thief tried to sell the car on Vir-
ginia avenue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

Jefferson Potlocks and family have
moved to Musket Ridge, where they have
the advantage of a front porch. Where
they have been living there was not room
for him and his family to stand in the
front door when a stranger passed along
the road.
1t is rumOred on good authority that
SAP Spradlen is about to get married for
the third time. There is a good deal
Of public sentiment against third term.
Little Fidity Flinders fell out Of
wild cherry tree Friday morning. His
Ma told him he ought to have prac-
ticed climbing the tame cherry tree first.