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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
TULsA DAILY woRLD. SUNDAY OcTOBER 3. la21

ers Msasrs g. o.. ana " y Dalton. dur
Ing the pest week.
Ars IHlclan Lewis Of Heggs the
guest % her parents. Mr and Mra VIII
jam kinE.
Mrs. Lon KIrkpltrlek spent the past
week M Tulsa the quest ot Mr KIrkpAt-
rickH relatives.
Mtssrz E " naKter Hnd y " walters
az TYisa were among The business visitors
L, trs hfy Friday
Ralph Bynum. an A and IS student.
was home from EUtlwatcr Tor the week.
end with his parents
Ice Roberts lot Tuesday evening for
Lsko City lL to spend two-wreka va
cation with home folk
Mrs. &. c. M4rcer " rulsa was the
guest of her brother. o. B. Turey and
family. several dafs this week
Tho families Of MeHaIs n %. Mitchell
and ". g.. rsrr were among the visitors
Ht the horse show Thursday evening
Armand Nighter. student 20 thr
Clsrrm1ra military academy, spent the
vrsk.erd with his father q. r. Rightcr.
+ g.. Huui ~ Aliuwce spent few days
Ir Hfokou ARROW the first uf tine week
looking after his property interests and
other mattars.
Rev. ana Mrs. T.. y. corning are home
from oklahoma city where they attended
tho thirteenth ubnusl conference of the
N'ihpdUet Episcopal church. The trip ws'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
ENID

THE sutsn.ws, hSlD' ~ a,ii If. a,., ,sa
Wrs rS,it.rI uao,rn1 NV. ~
AnItbr viii br rr.fr4s most waaI
Nfa % o. UsUuI.a uHH uuHt.s. IU fU.
nrmb,fs 90 trr clover LHpf .IIu TH.I.
tus. N1ua vuH enjoyed uI IHH' '.h.".
Nra tipul. Nufauauu rsI..p U.H
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pI,ar nt uuuf II.. o.. .... ...
suluIfufa bands v,r. fHE.. nI 500
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
For Mondays Selling We Feature
Many Neu Silks


featured at the Hunt Company beginning tomorrow
complete assorlmcnts of silks in the newest
wcuvcs and finest qualities priced at savings more
generous than we've been able 10 offer for some
time Listed here but few of the many fea-
lurcd for Monday selling
4Onch Beaded Nets shades suitable for
evening Rownsin Jade grcen pink green
on buck, white TURQUOISE also white and q 02
black Special price, yard ....,..,,,........ - $50
3s-neh foundations trimmnss. etc. in
pink, orchid ell @S
chiffon Taffota sllks splendid assortment of
street afternoon and evening shades. G co
Special price. yard ~ eWV
chencys Coroan sinks beautiful fabric
coral pink light blue and white. q 4 az
Special pnce. yard Observation-Disclosures. ~ oOO
3e-lnch very finish splendid
quality. Special &0 co
yard 80. - oWS
SAX Poplns wide--n small designs, good
ran and Wutor shades. MQa
Special .,........................-H SSC
Fancy Lining satus wide, attractive
Innings Special, yard .,..........-. % oGaE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
nRoKEN ARROW.

John lacy Ia back home after an aE.
tended stay at White.
Mr. ana Mrs RHIpu scott ~ N'rlaetta.
speht tho day Iu Broken ARROW SATURDAY.
Mr. ~. ". miller and family of Tulsa.
we're sunday gueBiH of broken Arrow
friends
Mrf nurI Humphrey ~ Ownss0 was tho
guest % hrr parents. 81 and Mrs D..
Walker.
Nj and Mus o y Dalton NJ Decatur.
iil. were tnr guoHls ~ Mt Dalton broth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

GoOe Specials

Two Clasp. Overseam Paris
Point French Kid Gloves In pearl
gray and dark gray; good range
s5 s5ssisi slsS'' p;isa xSsy ... So. SO
one-Clasp Cape Gloves, out
seams in assorted shades of
brown. Very specially &SO I'm
priced at opG1o q w
Two o-Clasp, Overseam. Paris
Point French Kid Gloves In as
sorted shades OF brown, tan,
mode. gray. beaver and black,
ali sizes. Special &W OR
price ... ,......,.. ,otsVe=a ~ "
Two-Clasp French Kid Gloves
in two-tone embroidery backs,
In assorted shades; all sizes.
Special &0O 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
HaHoween

when the witches shrek
And tho black cats sneak
And the ghosts and goblins'
footsteps creak
At the fearful sight.
Please don't take fright
Because it's Halloween"
The night when witches stir
their boiling caldrons and see
therein many things that will
happen In the coming year.
1t is u good time TO have a party
and the fayors are many and
attractive for all kinds OF Hal
lowe'en parties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
AN Eight Month Driue on Dovnward Prices''
For Mondays Selling We Feature
ManyNeuWoolens

Fashions foremost weaves and fances have lavish
representatives in fall display of woolens.
Here at the Hunt Company, one will find The best
assorted stocks-every fabric and correct pat
tern shown in an abundant variety. These unrvaed
values should attract great lhrongs of eager buyers
Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Halloween Novelties

Arc here in a big selection
Masks. spook Caps and Faces,
witches, Black Cats. Jack-O-
Lanterns. Pumpkins, Horns, etc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
STATE SOCIETY

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~ r.aff. rtra Hu.h appreciated lF
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tru D.. o. auUu euf Nta 3. q ur'Hn
.r....t....H tr. I..iUH.fa vi Ihs Msaatts.
I..I. ..I Tra.fa. afternoon st tHe
OLD. of .f.a aU.. .4E Hl.... ...
IUsfr e.t. four rat.na iH play h. ft'
'...a...' .afe 6y Nr. % E N.u.I.
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.....r f.... N.tu and turIuF ufI.| NIff..H
uf II. ..IIr lsss NJ tnr uraai Npt snd
...U. ruftff4.putuu 1904. being planned
boz usr honor during hrr sfbs boo ihIH .,f
.....,nt s...II raa-ar raa ,Ua mar-..s. 'a. .,
t.uuHs uIruf uf NHH EfhG Caster Hul
.f. Edward o. walsh. Ir rNH n0siN.nH
ta.I. plpcs at tbr upufc ~ thn bIir.a u'r
,rtr Nr aud MrH u %. 'astes l.I'
r. ..,I.tara .f tua fHHIea tut ftN
.-s y.tr ussd o., decorate tur Ht.H
,.rrsE..f and provided % brtulauI
t..s.I..rf f.r Yrnfut rtuHI.F uu uNN
r.frg " fh- aIr.r baf0ro which UoY u
~ ,ttn.u u tho UapIst church rr''
t,,,..1 an. lsr.l,.uy Air and ,iIn
rtnI.a. snoa ~ TuIas were tho attend '
,',. tl.s sr,, helms a sIstsr ~ frn
t.,t..,..t. v.tIIog m,ppar VuH.
ss.ved imurd.ltsi. nffor the ceremony
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

A-WooI Flannes Kelly French blue
gold red; nice firm quality. Special %N 'S9N
yard
Wool skrng 4s so inches wide in very pleasing
combinations OF Fall shades &CO Il Y
Special price, yard ape1e3 II
AwooI Novelty skirtinKs 4s 10 Sc inches width
n pretty checks and broken paids. COD MQ
Special price, yard ogcs ~ ~
All-Woo Skrtngs in snappy patterns
In small checks stripes and broken plaids. CO 90
special price, YARD Yo~oS~
Chiffon Broadcloths, wide. sport
combinations such and French blue Henna
and black. taupe and black, dark brown and 90 GpM
emerald Special price, yard VIZ
56nch Chiffon Broadcoths pastel shades beautifully
finished high-c woohu fabric @E AM
Special onoO eetV
French storm n very desirable Fall and
R''s y' 'S5' aFS :Ia '1 aSd $l 49
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01

NEW YORK state claims . record
Of SlS.ss7 motor vshicIsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01
Denver AUTO
CAMP LUXURY
Modern Motor GypsIes Far
From "Roughlng Il"

DENVER. Oct. Modern motor
gypsies ind that life At the munici'
pal camp ground here cannot DO Do
scribed as "roughins r."
The grounds are equipped with all
the convenience OF first-class no
tel. Here are some Of the features
which make camping In Denver a
luxury:
A mammoth clubhouse. suggessfvs
Of q country club. with . restaurant.
pool room. barber shop. soda fcnn-
tain ard hot and cold showers Tor
men and women.
The largest dance han In the west.
with an s.piecs orchestra. whore
campers may dance for cents .
coupis.
A steam table. whore hot food 10
be eaten around the campfire may
be bought.
An Stub electric laundry. electric
irohs. and ~ aanitary iavasories.
A completely equipped chiidrsn's
playground. . tennis court. = race
track and three baseball diamonds.
An su,omohiis repair shop. . fili-
ing station. . vuicanixing shop ana
Q battery service station.
Police guard n maintained day ana
night, attendants are ON duty IN the
clubhouse. ana . road Information
bureau has two experts at the vssi
tors seryfca.
Ten thousand carr, BEARING more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01

ment from one location to another
with case. decrease disturbance and
delays along the route and permit
moving at astonishing rate Of speed.
eliminating vibration usually expe-
rienced whom running on steel
Wheels"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01
How Tourists
Are Drawn III
to This Place

A party q Seattle motorists.
made up mostly Of woman. care
fuzzy passed BY the NO trespass
ing" signs last Sunday until an sp-
parenfiy uncccupied lot giving no
sign Of ovnsrship wss reached. of
the Renfon road near Tcit
The women were picking . hand
full Of blackberrfes each when .
deputy sheriff. they rsiAta sprang
from the bushes with the remark:
You Americans take anything
you can geti IN arrest your
The women demonstrated. They
were answered In abusive Ian.
guage. they ny.
Then . woman. APPARENTLY
dwcIler in the nefghborhood. ap-
peared.
'You'n pay f1sis woman u each
said the deputy. flashing bis badge.
The motorists paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01
How Tourists May
Inspect Navy Yard

How TO visit the Puget Sound
Navy wArd at Bremsrton during
tho winter Is told In a letter to the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce from
the Bremerton Chamber. Tho fol.
lowing information IL siven:
The guide has been employed
Two trips per day. ono At p. m.
and one 1t . .. m. are scheduled
for the winter months. All tourists
must register 1t the Bremerton
Chamber Of Commerce and . list Of
same 10 turned over At the yard
gate no parties are allowed In the
yard without guide.
1T II advised that visitors como
over on the 1910 boat, ~ the 11:30.
II late. or II the party does not
readily find the chamber. may be
too late for the ] O'Clock trip. IL
takes about one and ons-haif hours
for the trip in the yard"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01
FIGURES SHOW
SALES BETTER
Leading Concerns Improve;
Ford Far Ahead

Figures. recently Issued BY the
leading motor companies. show con
siderable Improvement In sairs dur.
ing the second quarter of 1871 over
those OF the same period year ago.
Ford. OF course. is In 4 class by
himself. having sold so.sie moro cars
In April. May and June Of this year
than In the same months Of 1890.
other companies have done 81 pei
cent OF the business they did In that
period the year before.
This showing IL pointed 10 ~ en-.
ecllent. In view OF the fact that there
are said 70 DO few industries which
have duplicated II. Tho second guar
ter business OF the companies. ex.
elusive OF Ford. was ioT per cent
better than that Of the first quarter.
Ford's total ssjes for the two quar-
ters were sol. Tss. The aggregate for
the other companies amounted 10
1884 cars and trucks
COMPARATIVE SALES
or LEADIN CONCERNS
In the first six months Of 1891
there were s.sss Auburn cars sold as
against s.s<i for the same period
OF 1890: Barley cars numbered 1913 to
s1s: BTtscos. i.sss TO 1901: Buick.
ss.ses TO si.Tss. Cadillac. ass to
s.esf; Case. asa TO i.ist: Chalmers.
t.sss TO 1879. Chandler. s.tso 20 Is.
s.s: Chevrolet. $500 TO ss.Tss; Cievs-
land. i.s.. to s.se&-
Cole. sTs 10 4.ssa; Columbia. 700
to <.ois: Dodge. :s.ssT to si.7s7:
bort. $3.50 20 1850: Eigin. Tss 10
s.sTs: Eikhsrt. sss TO s.s7si Franklin.
5.sTT 70 $3.50: Grant. liza TO e.7to:
Gardner, s.ost 10 unknown
Haynes. s.fss to ..o<s. II. c. s., $50
to tunknownl; Hudson. s.3s9 To Ia
sss: Hup. s.Tsi TO if.o5s: Jordan.
i.ses to ASS: Lafayette. sss to tun.
known: Lexington. 1850 to <.oot.
Liberty. Tss to s.ss9. Lincoln. i.iss
to (unknownl: Looomohile. 2ss 10 as:
Maxwell. s.4es to ss.sss; Mitchell.
i.ss5 20 5.oss: Nash. t.sos 10 1891:
National. Sos to i.sis: Marmon. i.<ss
70 s.si<; Oakland. s.szs 10 ,,.tss;
olds. 1851 70 is.ssx: Packard. S.,s<
20 s.sss: Paige. s.ios to is.osc.
Peerless. i.Tss TO s.sos; Pierce. 50
10 1851: REQ. <.eso to 1880. Saxon.
..s 20 -: scripps-Bcoth. i.%si to
$50: Stearns. i.ez< to i.sss; stud.
baker. s3.7<o TO 15.sts. stuts. sis to
i.sTs. Templar. s<s to 1861; veiie.
$3.50 $500: willys-Overiand. AL
oss to 1889. and wmton. iss to
i.5ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01

than $1,000 passengers. visited the
grounds this season. The grounds
contain 100 acres and will aocommo
date twice A. many persons ~ have
used Il yet.
Thomas Cor. lessee Of the shops.
ls under heavy bond not 10 profitssr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01

the tires can be removed whom the
machine u not In service and oieats
attached to the rear wheels when
the tires arc not desired.
Tho OUTFIT" II says. ~is dedGned
ana mounted 10 eliminate the dam
aging Of thorofarcs. permit move
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01
Gives High Praise
70 Service Station

Champ Clark. western super.
visor for the Champion Spark Plug
Co. recently visited Hansen Bros'
Stewart Products Service station
here.
Il have visited many service STA
tons thruout the United States In
my day" said Clark. but have yet
10 see any layout quite ~ complste
and unique a. this new Stewart sta.
ton. From . strictly up-to-dsts
standpoint Of sales and service. IL
has no equal in the country and "
speaks much care. thought and out.
lay on the part Of the Hansen broth
era"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01
Tire Prices Down
by New Sale Plan

Sale Of automobile tires on . 90
operative plan By which the dealer
obtains his castings and tubes from
old established manufacturers on a
cost plus basis II the latest mer-
chandisfng feature In the automobile
business. Tire dealers turnout the
country are already organized under
what IL known as the cup Plan"
and are selling automotive equip
ment Of standard manufacture at
unusually low prices.
The plan u 10 take the entire out
put of some plants and the surplus
production Of others and market the
tires without waste At minimum
overhead costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01

REMOVE DIsCOLORATIoN on
spark plug porcelain with . knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01
New Sales Manager
for Davis Car Co.

RICHMOND. ina. Oct. i.--Jay
Dewey. formerly general sales man
sger for the Lexington Motor Car
CO.. hAs bean appointed Pacific
coast nles manager for the George
w. Davis Motor Car Co. lie viii
maintain his office In Los Angeles.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
PENxsvLyANIA on MARKET.

on CRY. Jan S.--Credit balances.
s6.1O; runs. 75.492 average 55,57s ;
shipments 5s235; average. $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
BUYS MINE IN BRAZIL.
United states steel Corporation
Purchases Mnnganese Deposits.

A large manganese mine In Brazil
has been purchased by the United States
Steel CORPORATE for price understood
to be around S40oo.0O. Manganese ore
Is an important element in the manu-
facture of iron and steel. and the cor
poration has been purchasing much of
Il supply from the Brazilian mine which
Il has acquired. The purchase was am
nounced yesterday by Judge K. IL.
Gary. chairman of the corporation, who
said:
After long negotiations we have pur-
chased the MORO da Nina properties.
about 800 miles from Rio de Janlero. in
the State Of Minas Gcraes, Brazil. This
mine ontains very large tonnage of
good manganese ore. We arc very much
pleased with the purchase. as 1t makes
the corporation indc pendent concerning
manganese ore. which is an essential
in the manufacture CT iron and steel.
We have been receiving shipments from
Moro da Nina for several years.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
RECEIVER FOR TRACTION LINE.
VIII Take Charge of Maumce VAL
ley Railways and Light Co.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Jan. 3.--For tho second
time in less than n week n receiver ". :
ppointed to-day TO take charge OF "a
branch railroad of the To,edo Railways
and Light Company. a subsidiary OF the
Ecnry l.. Doherty Company OF New
York.
Last week the Federal District Court
amed a receiver for the Toledo and
Western. an inte:Grh9n lire running to
Pioneer. Ohio, and Adrian. Mich, and
another was appointed to-day to take
charge Of the Maumee Valley Railways
and Light Company. a loop line thirty
miles long and running around the city
and through Perrysburs and Maunlee.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
NO MEXICAN DEPOSIT.
IDternn ttonat Bankers VIII Not
issue Proposed Call.

The international committee of bank
ers on Mexico will not call for the
deposit OF Mexican Government securi-
ties. according TO Thomas w. Lamont of
J. =. Morgan & Co. alternate chairman
OF the committed Mr.. Lamont's state
ment, which was given out simulta-
neously IN London Paris. Amsterdam
and Geneva. was as follows:
''rhe International committee has had
undcr consideration the question Of call
ing for deposit Of Mexican Government
securities. II does not feel, however,
that the situation in Mexico has de-
velor ed sufficiently TO make this steI
desirable at this juncture.
The committee is observing the sltua-
tion carefully and stands prepared to
take any steps which may seem advis-
able for the interests Of holders Of Mex
lean Government securities"
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
RELAYS 100 MILES OF TRACK.
Southern Pacific to Improve Main
LIN. in Utah and Nevada.

The southern Pacific Railroad has
started 10 relay 100 miles of main line
track between Lucin and Colin. utah,
and between Argenta and Harney, New.
with new ninety pound rails. The COM
parry Is constructing additional facilities
at sparks. New. TO accommodate Paclnc
Fruit Express Coinpany's new Icing
plant.
Those improvements include the pur-
chase OF twenty-six acres OF additional
right Of way and the construction ~ two
m'es OF additional track. The yards al;
Carlin and mt wells. New, are being
rcartanged and exterded.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
SPANISH MAIZE CROP GAINS.
Yield of Sugar Beets and Potatoes
Also increases.

MADRID, Jan. 3.-Provisional figures
on the Spanish harvest. made public to-
day by the Department OF Agriculture
show increases in the crops OF maize
sugar beets and potatoes ard decreases
III the production OF rice, olives and
sugar cane during the last year. The
production figures are as follows:
Maize. 6.954,000 metric quintas "a
metric quintal equals 220.46 pounds)
rice. 2,S4s,000 metric qu.ntals potatoes
2S.511,00o: sugar beets, 1904 900
sugar cane. 727,000: olives, 1850, 600,
and olive OIL. 2.632.000.
The decrease in the olive crop Is given
as 4.639,00O metric quintals. which cor
respondingly reduces the production Of
oil
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
ted States Foreign Government Railroad

seab 4 l. I'd 4s
D.. Al
~. Ala
Ssab A l. 4s
stamped
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
SILK WAIST THIEF TO JAIL.

Charles Smith. alias Charles Turner
Al. of 3g7ia West Fi:ty-hfth street,
pleaded guilty yesterday to charge OF
stealing silk waists valued at $40 from
Fifth avenue shop He was sentenced
IN Special Sessions TO an indeterrninatc &c
term of from six months 70 three years.
The store detective who arrested
NTH rold the court he was one Of the
most expert shoplfterG IN the country
and specialized on woucn's silk waists
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

NY city IS 81
May
.. .SZi9
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
-. ,sx,,u.Ncr oroTATIoy

\. 3. sTOCN ENcNiNIE 0tOrATIONs.
To the following prices accrued Interest -
to be addeA IN cvcry case;
f-OrETCy BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
An Investment
@Message@ q

To those who are SO fortunate as TO
have ready money available we are
tryng to get this message;
Perhaps neve- again will there
lie such bargains in Investment
securities as the market now
offers and so we say 10 all, and
this means you, scrape to-
gether all the money you can
get without borrowing and buy
Investment sccurities--a buy
ther11 now.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
EXPORTS FROM NEW YoRK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Corn. 1887 bu. rye, 254.S57 bu. flour,
13 500 sncks; bacons, 162,500 lbs. lard,
27i asa lbs. grease. $4,000 lbs cotton
scad ol i.l1O,000 lbs lubricatIng oil.
4s,7v0 veiions grass reed. t.s0o hsr@.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Y. X. hice. ". n Co. VIII Ser

80 hhe h"'NaF 'HANh
a 50 Amer. LithosraphIc Com. a Pfd. 4
100 Atlantic Lob0s
25 Amer. Machine & Foundry
~ Amer. Chicie Com. A Pfd.
100 American Hawaiian Steamship
100 Amer. Cynnnfnid Com. A Pfd
4 100 Calico Chemical Com.
900 Clinchflcld Coal
% Corn EXch. Bank "Rights'
i leo ContinentaI Insurance
1 200 ". w. flise Com.
AZ Della, Lack. n Western Coal
25 Equitable Trust
100 Empire steel 4 Iron Pfd.
23 Home Insurance Rights"
% y. w. Johns Mansilie Com.
80 Midland Securities
20 M~c Andrews n Forbes Com. & Pfd
100 Kirby Lumber Com. a. Pfd.
100 Jas. putirr rid.
80 Ingrrsoii- -Rnrd Pfd
25 Iehigh Valley Coal Sales
100 N. ". Stntc Rvs. Com. q Pfd.
80 Niles-fsrmeut-Pord Com.
100 Porto Rican Amer. Tob.
III IrO Phelps Dodge Corp.
100 penna. Coal q Coke
~ Si-Rcr VI nufncturirg
10 Vmirrn D~finrirg Pfd.
100 W-rd P~ki~r Com.
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The New York herald., 1921-01-04
TO THE HOLDERS OF
CENTRAL POWER a. LIGHT COMPANY
Seven Percent. Collateral Trust Gold Notes
Ana. t..r - 4

due August 7, 1921.
You are hereby notified that pursuant 70
the pruvlaions OF Article OF the Collateral
Trust Indenture. dated July 1st, 1918, be-
tween thE Central Power Light Company
and the Equitable Trust Company of New
York, as Trustee, Six Thousand Four Hun
r,d Dollars sG.4000 00) principal amount OF
Seven Percent. Collateral Trust Gold Notes
issued under ssid indenture and bearing the
following serial numbers, have been derlg-
mated for redemption on January 10Th, 1921 .
Nos. MI, NIL, M-17. M-22 and NIB at
81 900 each
Nos. Dis and DIS at $500 each.
Nos. Gig. Gle, Cas- and C-J2 at 500 each.
The above numbered notes viii be re-
deemed and paid upon presentation and sur
render thereof, with all unmatured coupons,
70 said Trustee at its officc. No. 81 Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York. N. ", on JaIrrary 10Th. 1921, NJ par
ana accrued Interest 20 thpt Dale.
GENITAL POWER 4 Light COMPANY.
Dated New York. N. T.. December EDth. 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
BONDS In STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE or LIBERTY BONDS.
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1921.

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