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New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Armour Increases Capital
100000 Preferred and r..
600, 600 Common Ne,v R.s;s

The capital of Armour & Co. has
been increased from $4,000 900 to
s4oo,ooo,o0o, The old outstanding stock
consisting of 100000 shares cf pre-
fearred, par 800. and 100000 shares
Of common, par $1O0.
) ne new capital will consist of
1000 900 shares of preferred, par 500,
ana l2,o00,0O0 shares of common stock,
d1vlded into 100000 shares Glass A
par value of $25. The outstsndGno
SlGO common stock is to be exchanged
on the basis Of two shares Glass A and
two shares of Glass 3 for each share
OF common stock now outstanding.
The Guaranty Trust Company has
been appointed registrar for the stock
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Aid for Barcelona Bank
Stockholders Discuss Plans 60
Settle Affairs

BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 18.-Ani-
mated discussions between partisans of
various plans for settling the affairs of
the suspended Bank of Barcelona fea.
tured 3 meeting of shareholders of the
bank here to-day. One Of these plans
proposed the liquidation of the bank
while another aimed at the prosecu,
tion of the directorate, the actions cf
which were sharply censured.
The meeting decided upon POSTPONE
ment of any liquidation proceedings
until the situation had been thor
oughly examined into by technical
commission next week.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

turn had shown good gain over the
previous week.
Purchases for the present week were
reported TO be 40 per cent below the
same week last year and g per cent
below 1919. Indebtedness was 10 per
cent less than last week and 2 per
cent less than last year, but "a per
cent heavier than In 1919. Payments
showed an improvement of 2.9 over
last week, but are 7.5 per cent behind
last year and II per cert below 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Second Deputy secre
ATE OF NEW YORK,
Ice OF the Secratarv OF statA

STATE OF NEW YORK,
Office of the Secretary af State, So:
THIS CERTIFICATE, issued in dupli-
cate, hereby certiies that the APPA
tic stock corporation, has filed In this
office on this 10th day Of February, 1891,
papers for the voluntary dissoIutio OF
such corporation under section 221 OF the
General Corporation Law, and that it an
pears therefrom that such corporation has
complied with said section In order go be
dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and &he seal OF
ONCE of the Secretary OF State. at the
City of Albany. this sixteenth day
ISeall of February, one thousand nina
hundred and twenty one.
A. B. PARKER
Deputy Secretary OF State
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
STATE OF NEW YORK

STATE OF NEW YORK,
THIS CERTIFICATE, issued in dupu-
cate, hereby ecertifies that the REsIDUEs
RECOVERY COMPANY, INC, a domestic
stock corporation. has filed in this Office
on this 10th day OF February. 1921, papers
for the voluntary dissolution OF such cor
poration under section 221 of the General
Corporation Law, and that 1t appears
therefrom that such corporation has com
piled with said section IN order TO be
dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
Office OF the Secretary of State, at the
City Of Albany, this sixteenth day
lSeall OF February, one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-one
G. w. TAFT
Second Deputy Secretar.v cf sat-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Plan Big Union Station

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s-Ths New
York Central, the Big Four and the
Nickel Plate railroads applied to-day
to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for authority TO lease for s9s
years union station to be erected in
Cleveland by the Union Terminals Com
panY, at a cost of S60,0O0.O00
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Indiana Pipe Earns S0.S8

Net income OF the Indiana Pipe Line
Company for the year ended december
81, after charges and Federal taxes.
was $958,301, equivalent to 1888 q
share $3.50 par) on the $5,0OO,O0O cap
ital stock. This compares with $1,O73,-
684, or $l0.73 share, in the preceding &
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Commercial Credit

Commercial money rates yesterday
we're unchanged from those OF previous
days this week
The ruling rate for commercial
paper is 7% per cent, with some
exceptionally high grade names. dis
counting at tx per cent and those not
80 we'll known being forced up to per
cent.
Bankers acceptances are fairly ac-
tive at unchanged rates. Those
quoted yesterday by the American Ac-
ceptance Council were
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

STATE OF NEW YORK,
off Tt9r9 O. G1p thS 9eGFetary rp or STATE S.
cate. hereby certihes that the MEXICAN
ORE PURCHASING CO, a domestic stock
10th day OF February. 1891, papers for the
voluntary dissolution OF such corporation
under section 221 of the General Cor
poration Law, and that 1t appears there
from that such corporation has complied
with said section in order 20 be dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
office Of the Secretary of State. at the
City OF Albany. this sixteenth day
tSeall of February, one thousand nine
hundred and twenty -one.
c. w TAFT,
Second Deputy Secretary OF state.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Auction of Carpets

An auction of approximately $1,000
600 worth of carpets, rugs and limo
leums from the stock of the Empire
Carpet Company, large wholesalers,
will be held next week. beginning
thursday at the companys salesrooms,
230 Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

issued and unused newspapers in the
United States and foreign countries
answer is required to the averment
that the trade name and trade mark
OF competing concern has been simu-
lated, and appropriated by this re-
spondent," the Trade Commissions an
nouncement said
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Local Dealer Cited by Board

Fyom The TTIbune's Washgnofon Bufeda
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-The Fed
eral Trade Commission to-day cited
Austin Bond, doing business under she
trade name of Bond Bros. 4 Co., New
York City. to respond in thirty days
20 complaint charging unfair COM
petition In buying and selling over
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

Ihe nrst name 10 that of the debtor the
Judgment was nled:
american -Scandinavian Scaling &
Paint Co., Inc.-R; Krauss ct al .34s 80
Athens Hardwood Mfg. Co., Inc
John NJ. Masten and Allen Kan
der-H. B. Davis. s14e5
Athens Terminal & Transportn
tion Corp. John H Masten and
Allen Kander--H. B. Davls soey6
Ardizone, Angel. w. Frankei
Arnaricsr 9. al i,isin. 1888
American Exchange Cigar Co 40 or
Astrom, Fred (Astrom Hat Mfg.
OBJ F. Bornsman Corp. 2as IN
Avedon, William Gem Dress
sFeitunss. Ed Edw. N,--Lcui.s q Co.. A''''o
Berlin, ceop and Dav,d-R Bbn.r s5ee s5e.es
Barrett, John M.--corn Exchahge
Broiiatt Jean-Union Yarn Co.. '0s's'
Bernfeld. simon DE Mode Dress 40S'ss
p Gj,,,7ar N93mae efSas " - y Schack. Inc. 1889
BronT Svos'S2 r. Rn,,n.; 3.... 1920
Rnrns Tneh waii ,,a: 1900
r,Walcutt Bros. Co. ......... eos Ak
Bloom Irwin - National surety '''''
cooos ,f,,;;.,..; 2as.sb
CornweiI Hnwara L,hIoih 70 trust co 3le.ss
Auto Sales q supply Coz
Whittemcre Sim Co. Inc. ss, AZ
n
Costa, Humbsrtc-H s. oresn. ''S"'''V
caRia: pin ot,c 2 p.--Niok-a:-pi;aeG Ho: ''7's'
csri,oyn u!HFy M,ais gus N ,,:........ ess,co
cohan: 1nan:. Aida VS. HaSoush 'N'''A
Caritne' .Iossnh p ra'...;;.;;.,. 1878
Cobsn Cbu''SsSt ps steel Go. ......... S.e42.22
concrete Manufacturing Co., Ino. e~
pahiernn phil9ns' winth wSnirehy Co; .:;....;. sss7.l7
De Feo' Feiafearger, Gaorg, costs ..,.. los.77
Evers owen J.--Edison Portland t"''sV
ES eanent @aras 20; x9;,;:. ..,..... S.o45.s4
rowInr Slises Sss Ws. Go, .,."...;...... 1880
Finniab 49, 49, y. BLOCK 1.001.50
lnc.-T. FEederickson .... B.sskes
Fisisehmsn. S Joseph s.--Forsst
u. o. V. Garage Corp.--Pure OH
Grsenbsrs. Johns friedman 1880
et al .s............ 1887
Sinnt,ta Araa1Searh rnaon 6ros, ......: STT,s3
Geidbere, Nathaniel ww.-R. u. ii''0'
Coverdaie .......,... akss1s
Gibson. Beatrice B P.--BIack, ''
,,iss star r., =. Fros; sss.s,
,,i,t neld Tire Co; 2t4s4
Hotel Co., inc. .....,..... asssA
aerradors. Marco AT. Pack
ard ..........,......... 1880
waiter J,--A- Nj Hsil. iAs0
Hssdsn. wiiiiiaim H.-oaomulsion z's's'
Hs.s,sr. lssvaid ts.na.s.. ass., h's''H
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Satisfied Judgments
IN New York County

The first name is that of the debtor. ths
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
Fidelity 6 Casualty Go. OF N Y
X. h. Simpson; June 15 1920. s2sss
Llttman, Zeno--A. FL. Fried; No
Vember a. I910.,.... 1sess
Consumers Brewing Co. OF N Y
ndan atd--D SrimaldSi Feb. 15. 1s2l 6,os84s
5o DEC ss g. Is2o; -. 52s2o
payna Casaiei & Dec. H. 1870. ......... l,1ss.47
r,isaa Taper Co; Pee 1s. 1899. ...... i.s1ass
g. april Al u: - 1917; vacated; ;;..... sss.7s
celed .......-........... 1.l%4ss
Queen City Household Co. ING AA'''''
Paievsky; Feb. s, 1891: can
Nathan & Heymsn, rnc.-L' s.
Addison et al; Jan. s, ls2i Ssos IA
Martin. Joseph C.--R Iaunello ct
al: Jan. is. a920........ s2xya
Schechtman. Samuel-A. Wolter
ct al; June 19. l92o... eass az
kessler. David, and Max r. Wil-
ner--E. l., Richards; DecI 90.
1914. ...4............... IpxA AK
Melwood Realty Co., Inc-N. Y.
Telephone Co; Oct. Il. 1890. ssa.s7
In Bronx County
Lynch Construction Co, Ins..
Wilfred G. Lynch, Niles Hart
man Building and Land Corp.--
q. Il. Hutchinson ct al; Ftsh g.
AFsS' ,...,-..... 81 ASeE. .ne
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Purchases Decline Slightl,
Payments Are Behind Last Year
and Below 1910

Wholesale purchases throughout the
country as reflected in the weekly re-
ports Of the Credit Clearing House
this week showed decline Of 3 per
cent, compared to last week, which in
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Employing More Laborers

BERWICK, Pa, Feb 18.--The local
American Car and Foundry Company is
putting into effect new four-day 9
week schedule with a greater number
of men employed. The new plan will
employ 1900 men four days week.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Carpets

WE SELL wHITTALL-w WILTON
A'2ncaster- -Bigelow. Sloane's AImihf,tfs
oody Brussels. carpets. rugs for less iA@e
cheap, shoddy, inferior carpets Sala
an stores for $3.50 yard up. why pay iAs
price for poorly made goods when yc9i "a
get the best makes for cas- money ct sass 80
mixed. Oriental products. suitable hon
ofhce. showroom, hall, stair-runner. az
length. RUGS. same general savinsh pss. psss
makes. All sizes, $9S. $50, ssS up;
sizes. $3.50 up. Oriental. Berlin. Cninspp' Cn1wp
rugs; sacriica prices MAKING 0.Ip 0tTpr~
CLEANING, LAYING. pYEIG0, RbfzAs
ING REVEALING. RELIABLE, hsn Jse
624 Madison ave (5sth st). PLAZA pSs.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

A quarterly dividend of Two Dollars per
share will be paid on Friday. April IS, 1921,
TO t2, stockholders of record at the close of
business on Friday March 18, 1921.
On account of the Annual Meeting. tn.
transfer books will be closed from Satur-
day. March t9, to Tuesday, March 29 1921
both days included.
G. D. MILNE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
FORECLOSURE SALES

CH4TTEL MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE,
i will foreclose and sell at public auc-
tion on February t9th, 1921, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. at No. s49 Southern Boulevard,
Bronx, New York City. fixtures, lease, etc,
specified in mortgage made by Louis Ker-
man ct al. TO Joseph Weiss dated July
2oth, 1913, and duly filed. and relied ana
dQly assigned to Jaburg Bros. and Frank
w Stellwasen on July %, isls and mort
gage made by Isey Eisenstein and Max
Vogel to Jaeurg Bros, dated February 10,
1919. and duly hled.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

REED and WILLOW FURNITURE fof ~
homes, direct from factory, largest SER
ton, lowest prices, IN single pieces or ss.s 49,
LONG BEACH WILLOW CO, 1875 e. slo..
WE PAY highest prices for turnltor.'
pianos, antiques, bric-as hrac. BOOKS, a.
etc GABAY, ss University Place. S'S'
vesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE

ATTENTION. CURTo COLLECTORS Good
sized specimens OF the p4trInsd bones OF pre-
historic animals win be sent to any address
on receipt OF two dollars; these specimens are
from the same feld those from which Pro-
fessor Earnum Brown unearthed his most
valuable collections.
n. c. MOODY,
POstsnaos Bsx II, Morrtn. Alberta, canads.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AMERICAN CORPORATION establishing
chain Of Shoe Shine Parlors offers al.
rectorate and citizenship to man OF initia-
tive and ability who can make investment
There is 500 to 1900 per cent profit In this
business. 1t COSTS nothing TO investigate
this offer, which has possibility Of q $40 900
salary In two or three years time Bur do
not write unless you mean business State
age. profession or business and amount OF
money You can invest. Address @ 10
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

OPPORTUNITY for dentist. chiropodist or
merchant TO rent premises. one flight up
IN the busiest section OF Broadway BROOKLYN
between Gates ay. and Halsey st. owner VIII
make alterations For particulars phone Mrs
J. c. Stage 2265
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Diamonds, JeweIry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought ara sold for CASE nssptt ~
individuals or estateA BENNETT A''
Broadway, "a noor
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Al meeting of the Board of Directors
held to-day at London i, was decided to
pay an interim dividend of four per cent.
(42o) free of British Income Tax on the
Ordinary Shares on 3lst March, 1921.
Coupon Number IS mus, be used for dvi-
dend and transfers received in order at
London on or before 5th March, 1921. will
be in time for payment of dividend to
transferces.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
BRITISH-AMERTCAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED.
February Is, 1921.
American Telephone & TeIeurauf Co,

February Is, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
OMes Furniture

COMMERCIAL FURNITURE ,,,.
In cak. mahogany and American wsi7S''
desks tables. chairs. hling devices, sLs,4
FOR THE MODERN BUSINESS OFFt~"
JACOB BARSKY. BEAVER 81.
Phone Broad aDSS.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

N. " Corner Broad and Arch Streets,
Philadelphia, December 3, 1920.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend Of one and three-quar-
ters. per cent. (ST ire per share) on the
Preferred Stock of this Company PAYABLE
March 10, 1921 to holders Of Preferred
Stock OF record at the close OF business
February %. 1921.
Checks will be mailed.
l. w. MORRIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
BROOKLYN
HELP WANTED MALE

SECURITY Statesmen
We would like to get In touch with a number
of men experienced In the one call system
10 this type of men we have an exceptiona
opportunity that Will prove to their greatest
advantage. Phone Vanderbilt 7e44 for sp-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Photographs
Typewriters

PHONoGRAPH extraordinary tone. LtrSA
magnificent appearance. Absolute p4'
gain. 412 South 4th. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

Mr.. w. H. Pearson has this day retired
aS member OF our firm.
z. NAUMRuRG 4 CO
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
instruction

LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEuR-Pie.ss
- profitable work: day and evening classes.
SEND FOR free booklet and visitors pass
west Side Y. NJ. c. A, 306 West 57th At
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY

1s Broadway, New York, n Y.
February 18TH. 1921.
been declared on the capital stock Of this
Company payable April 18th, 1921 to
Stockholders Of record at the close of bust
ness March 22nd. 1921.
All communications regarding payment
or change OF address should be sent to the
undersigned not later than April sth 1921
GEORGE CHESEBRO, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BUSINESS CARDS

COOR--Sapanese. first classi general work;
private family. city. country, @ &C. Triosae
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Member
p--I,-

Call loans against acceptances, per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

TyPEwRITERs and SAFES. cash or cas- cas-,
payments. All makes rebuilt. e1ehSnsee
PHILLIPS. S42 South attn, srooSa"
stagg 0esT
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Judgments Filed
In New York Countv

The first name 10 that of the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
M n ~ 90, a two
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Commercial

BUSINESS WOMAN
cultured. capable, educated desires travel
ing position; has had library training snd
business experience. H. Stiles, 23 Bread
way, New Haven, Conn.
TEACHER. French, very competent. wishes
engagement. Mile R.. f04s Lexington ave.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30
Many SchOOuerS Are
Captured iTa Raids
by Morgan's Raiders

In the greatest naval battle in the
wartime history of Indiana SSO01 schoon-
ers were captured by the valiant forces
Of High Admiral" Bert Morgan, and
Commodore" Earl Rowley in Michigan
City Bay yesterday.
The S,001 schooners were surprised and
taken prisoners without the loss of a
single one of the local forces. The spells
Of war consist of one three masted
schooner, and 10 barrels Of beer, which
according to figures submitted by sur
vivors Of the Eighteenth amendment
days, on the basis OF eight ounces to a
schooner, constitute exactly $4,000 Of the
small. popular craft that in the old days
were familiar sights as they slid along
the Indiana bars pushing a frothy white
cap before them.
The raid was made by Federal prohi-
bition Agent Edward Berwanger, repre-
senting Bert Morgan, Federal prohibit
ton officer for Indiana, and Prosecutor
Rowley. The big schooner and most Of
the little ones are in charge Of a prize
crew at Michigan City. while a few
sample schoonerlets Of the iner were
sent to indianapolis for chemical analy-
sis to determine the exact percentage OF
alcoholic cargo carried By each OF them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30
SUES FOR S17O, 900
FEE IN LAND SALE
McLemOre Names Four in
Plantation Deal.

Judgment of $4,000 is asked in a suit
filed today in Superior Court, room 4,
by Guy B. McLemore against Thomas P.
Reynolds, George r. Myers, Fletcher
johnson and Walter S, johnson,
McLemore in his complaint claims that
he wac given the right 10 arrange for
the sale OF tho Somerset plantation in
Louisiana, which belonged to Reynolds.
The selling price was to be SAFE, 600 and
the plaintiff alleges he was to receive
$4,000 for his work in making the
sale.
McLemore claims that he was deprived
OF his earnings and that Reynolds and
others arranged the sale without his
knowledge or consent. He asks the court
to Issue a writ Of punishment against
the Commercial National Bank, where
Reynolds is said to have S25 900 on de-
post. He asks for Judgment of $4,000
against Reynolds and the other defend
ants with the exception of the bank
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30
EVANSVILLE
MAN CHOSEN
BY DOCTORS
DR.. w. r. Davidson New Presi.
dent of State Medical
Association.

Dr. W. +. Davidson of Evansville, was
elected president Of the Indiana state
Medical Association, at meeting of the
house Of delegates Of the association in
connection with the annual convention Of
the association which held its closing
session today at the Claypool Hotel
Other officers elected were as follows
First vice president, DR. Thomas Jones,
Anderson; second vice president. DR.. j.
H Reed, Logansport; third vice presl-
dent. Dr. E. s. Jones Hammond; sec
rotary treasurer, DR.. c. NJ. Combs, Terre
Haute, ire elected); delegates to the
American Medical Association-Dr. q.
W. Keller of Lafayette, and A. E. Bull
son, Jr., Fort Wayne; olternates-Dr. r.
n Griswel, Peru, and DR.. Harry Elliott,
Brazil.
At the three sectional meetings held
this morning the following officers for
the sections were elected: Surgical sec
ton, chairman, DR.. A. s. Jaeger, Indian
apolis; vice chairman, DR.. T. c. Kennedy,
indianapolis; secretary, DR.. H W. Mac
Donald. Newcastle; medical section, chair
man Dr. George G. Richardson, Van
Buren,: vice chairman, DR.. Roscoe Bee
son, Muncie; secretary, Dr. r. r. Kirk
lin, Nruncie; eye, ear, nose and throat
section. chairman, DR.. c. E. McCaskey.
Indie sapoIis: vice chairman. DR.. Charles
J. Adams, Kokomo; secretary, DR.. E NJ
Shanklin. Hammond.
At tho sectional meeting, in addition to
the elections, papers along technical lines
were read.
The program for the afternoon Included
A meeting Of the council and general
meeting Of the association.
1T seems scarcely necessary for me
to say that I am thoroughly in favor
OF universal training" said DR.. Merritt
W. ireland, surgeon general Of the
Tnied States Army, in dwelling on the
importance Of training citizens in time
OF peace, that there may be an adequate
number OF officers available for duty in
time OF war. at the annual dinner OF the
medical association last night at the
Claypool Hotel.
He continued by saying:
at is difficult for me 10 understand
how even a pacifst would object to this
training II he lG simply consider the
benefits which the -o-th Of the land and
the country at large would derive from
an annual physical survey Of our young
men, coupled with the splendid instruc-
ton as to the proper methods OF living,
which they are bound to receive In the
few weeks training they would have IN
camp. No class Of men in the United
States possesses the balanced vision as do
medical men to fully appreciate the great
mental. moral and physical good that
can be achieved by universal training
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30
PEACE TREATY
STAMPED O. K.
BY REICHSTAG
Cabinet Warned Against
Touching War Response
bility Issue.
SENATE VOTE BY OCT. IA?
RrL. RARr CAMPBELL.

By j. BART CAMPBELL.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 80.-Assurances
given him by Republican leaders that the
anti-besr bill viii be disposed of finally
before the end Of the present extraOrdi-
nary session OF Congress caused Senator
Sterling, Republican. South Dakota, to
concur today in unanimous consent
agreement fOr final consideration OF the
German, Austrian and Hungarian treaties
Oct II, after he had previously blocked
it in the Senate.
BERLIN, Sept. 30.-Ths German-Amer-
lean peace treaty was ratified by the
Reichstag today. The Reichstag com
mittee on foreign affairs in its report
on the treaty had recommended ratifca-
ton. 81
Before the Reichstag took up debate
upon the committees report, the cabinet
appealed to members not to touch upon
the war responsibility Issue" in their
publications
Germany is the first to ratify the
treaty IS the United States Senate has
not yet taken such action.
Under part three Of the treaty IL will
be effective as soon as the German and
American Publications are formally ex-
changed in this city.
The treaty was signed in Berlin Aug.
Is, last.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30
STATE TO FIGHT
u. S. QUARANTINE
No Corn BOrers in Indiana,
Wallace Says.

A fight against the proposal Of the
FEDERAL Government to include Indiana
in q regional Quarantine Of corn and corn
products win be made by the State,
Frank N Wallace, State entomologist,
said today. The quarantine is being
planned because of the presence Of corn
borers in a part Of the district TO be
quarantined.
According to Mr.. Wallace there are no
corn borers IN Indiana and for this rea-
son the State should not be quarantineG
He said If such a quarantine is ordered
every shipment Of corn or its products
must be examined and certified not to
contain the parasite.
4 hearing VIII be held in Washington
Oct. II, 70 discuss the proposal Mr..
Wallace may attend the hearing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30
Ralston to Resume
Stump Wednesday

Boyd NJ. Ralston will resume the eve
ming stump next Wednesday in meetings
at State avenue and Washington street
and Tibbs avenue and Michigan. C. J.
Orbison will preside at the East wash
ington street rally and Mrs. J. w. Trenok
will be the woman speaker. Frank P.
Baker and others will appear with Mr..
Rslston in West Michigan street Mr..
Ralston speaks at Minerva and Michi-
gan streets this evening. william Fl.
Henry, Socialist nominee for mayor, an
nounced today that some Of the delegates
to the miners convention will speak at n
Socialist meeting at 491s South Delaware
street Saturday evening
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30
Candy for Mayor

Burt Cox, Of Dilling and Company,
chairman of the Indianapolis Candy Day
committee, today presented Mayor Charles
W. Jewett with a stick Of candy four
feet six inches long. In turn the mayor
issued a proclamation designating Sat-
urday, Oct. s, as Candy day.
On that day, which is nation wide, the
Indianapolis candy dealers will distribute
pound boxes Of sweets among the chill
dren especially the orphans.