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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
GOVERNMENT OWNS
DAILY NEWSPAPER

LIZA. June s--Tha Peruvian govern
unnnt q now engaged IN tie publication
of daily newEpapers an unusual ven
tur@, IN South America. This n ne re-
suit q ssfzuFe - TIE government 81 ne
newspaper. la pransa in March last.
The councn - Ministers iesuea a decree
Authorizing appropriation - the newa-
paper On tae ground that Il Naa ''the
center ~ a eunmpiraeyf ana thmt fer tire
PAST I've years it had been "a deliberate
inciter q rebellion and revolt"
The attempt q the government q con-
troll the conduct ~ the La Prenea has
been the cause - rauch comment among
Peruvian newspapers and Newspaper
men. ~ Concrete. TIRE dean ~ the Lima
newspapers. has charged "a a. editorial
that the government has committed "A
most EFava attack against liberty -
thought and against private property.
There u q legal battle on e. compel
the government o. surrender the neRH-
paper g. ite former aireetor. Luis y.
CisneFos. Augusta Durand. owner ~ IA
prenna. has been a political exile fur
more than - months and o. now sain
% be Ia BOLIVIA.
Senior Cisneros 10 conducting the ieKai
tiNht 90 recover possession ~ the paper
which u nuw administered ~ an e3t-
tcEiaf force and business management
Installed ~ government agents
Ctsn@ros has obtained q writ from TIE
correctional court ordering the urefect -
police ~ restore the property - him but
the project has avoided doing - ~ noti-
fling the court that the paper Co ia the
hands % the government. Cisueros then
brought suit for a writ in the supreme
court ~ parH demanding q return - ths
property, but fliis WAS deniad. The court
held that Il could not yef interfere under
The appropriations law enacted about 70
years age.
Meantime the government has deposit
"a the equivalent ~ about s55.oo0 q the
credit ~ ths former owncr a the paper.
thiz amount representing ita value fixed
~ al inventory
The public Is watching the contest and
awaiting the neat step win much M
teFeEt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
WESTvILLE

aIFa. ". 3. Adams. Miss Maggie. Mr.
puri and Hagh Adams spent ire week
end with NJ. =. - Adams and family,
mouah uf Chipsev.
ar. eua Mrs. =. II. Gavin ard chill
aren. OF Pensacola. spent 4 few aavs
in toMn vita Ara 9avin'm 9arents. Mr.
and sara. :. AZ. Brteman.
Airs. J. ~. w&as returned home
Wednesday morning from Mohiie and
ranaaecla. where she spent three
weeks with relatives
Miss Julia Les Cooiy returned frem
psnsaeoia Wednesday. wheza she suas
finished = successful term 81 achooi
Tom e. Adams. - Pensacola r. vis-
fting his mother for a few DAYS.
Cursls Matthews. or MllHvile. spent
= few days n town the fret Of the
week.
T. A. Williams. q Bonifav. spent
ThaFsaay w1th friends en- tbs banks
af the river,
Miss Halle simmons returned home
fruan Pensacola Wednesday. where che
has beer IN sehooL
". 70. Adams and Cfntcu Coplsy. Of
Nonseenasry. are housa guests q ar.
Adams mother
G. =. Brigham. q Pensacola. ansaf
D few dayz 81 town VITA hls pareats
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

Florida sfifl has heNr. deer wild tur-
key, quail ducks, squirrels and other
game ard ESQ different kinds ~ fish
swim IN her waters. n r. The hunters
Garden 81 Eden and the Naherrnnn's
paradise
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
$4,000 for some though

This instrument, which brings both the true
beauties and the full benefits OF mpsic, is a
great deal more than a mere talking-machine.
Therefore, MIR. Edison wants a phrase of four
or FIVE words, which will distinguish the New
Edison from all other sound reproducing
devices.
He will pay SO, 900, in % cash prizes, for
the best ideas submitted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

MUSIC can help you. The pictures above
1V1 show one way. There arc many other
ways.
Mr.. Edison has developed an fundamentally
by which these benefits of music arc placed az
your command in your own home. It's Re-
CREATION of music Is so perfect that IL cannot
be told from the original music, even when
heard in direct comparison.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
'SEABOARD Is OUT OF
RUT, SAYS WAKEFIELD
Now Oh Net Earning Basis,
Which Will Take Care Of
All Fixed Charges.

The downward trend of Seaboard Air
Line bonds. which started recently when
holder of large block of the gold As
was forced to sell his holdings ant.
which was followed by declines to what
appeared to be receivership prices. was
stemmed yesterday after the is had
sold as low as SOY the consolidated 6s,
SS. the adjustment SIS, 14&. and the re-
funding As, 33. The finals were respec-
lively 50h. 41T. 1914 and 35T. The re-
covery was said to be due to word that a
statement would be issued after the
closing.
This statement. in the form Of letter
to a prominent banker. signed by s.
Davies warfield, president and chairman
of the company. after mentioning that
the September and October interest pay
ments had all been met. said that the
road is now on a net earning basis
which will take care of all fixed charges
that the cash position is satisfactory
with sufficient cash on hand to take care
of the December and January interests
with no maturities until the latter part
of 1928. The letter further said in part
THE company Is practically without
floating debt. and It's vouchers for ma
terials and supplies have been kept ur
within ninety days."
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Announcement OF higher refined oil
prices, following last weeks upward
trend in the price of crude oil. was the
basis of spirited inquiry and brisk
forward movement in the domestic oil
stocks to high levels for this movement
during yesterdays trading In securities
In the Consolidated Stock Exchange. In
the balance OF the Industrial list and In
the rails there was an excess OF supply
during the first four hours OF trading
with moderate rallies in the late trad
ing. Gains OF ga In Cosdcn 10 32N.
"a In tnion OH 10 2i. . In Marland TO
2o4. AZ In Houston 20 G6M. ~ In
White Oil 10 ifss and declines of 3 in
RcIrbiic Steel 10 4S% 2ai IN Mexican
Petroleum 70 00fi and in Cruc.ble
Stcel TO Ct were feature changes.
California Petroleum advanced u
10 a.. invlnciblc on ~ 60 i3ii. Su-
pcrior or 1ik 90 St.. Pacific oil ~ 10
~, Pure oil to 2Sts. Sinclair 60 - u,
Tobacco Products to 6ih. American
sumatra Ia to 37s,. Studebokcr "a
to TN and Baldwin Locomotive Ia
to 81, while Pan-Amcrican yielded u
to 40h. Royal Dutch " 10 as, United
States Steel 10 1874 and bethlehem
steel Il IN 10 53h.
Northern Pacific was down IA 10
73E. Great Northern preferred ~ TO
~ Reading fss 20 soh. Union Pa
Gift 10 tfo7t. Southern Pacific 90
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
Average Bond Prices
October 13, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Bond Selling Heavy.

The bond market was called on yes
terday again to absorb some fairly
heavy selling, although trading was not
on the large scale OF Tuesday. Liberty
and Victory issues were freely offered
in the early dealings, but that selling
subsidized toward the close and recoveries
were noted in virtually every issue In
the war bond group. At the close LID
erty issues were up a few cents to about
one-half point. The feature of the rail-
road group was the further collapse in
Seaboard Air Line securities. Seaboard
Consolidated 6s sold at 3S in contrast to
43 on Tuesday and AZ last week. Sea-
board refunding As broke more than
points, and Seaboard adjustment 5s de-
clined from 171s to 14% Several other
railroad issues displaying weakness in
cludcd Frisco income SIS. Southern Rail-
way AZ, Erie convertible As and Balti-
more and Ohio refunding S. There
was little of interest In the trading In
industrial bonds. with the exception of
a decline In Cuba Cane Sugar converti-
BILE debenture Is from 81 to below So,
Foreign government bonds displayed q
heavy tone.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
SOUTH AND SHORTS
SELL COTTON DOWN
Decline in German Mark,
Alarming Liverpool, Also
Affects Market.

Neglected by bull operators, who not
so long ago openly expressed their be-
lief in rs cent cotton. yesterdays cot
ton market sagged under pressure from
short sellers and Southern interests.
The market eased of to 10 cents fiat
for October delivery, or SO points under
Tuesdays final bids. and closed not far
from its low, 20 to 26 points under the
previous final bids
Several outside influences were at
work in the market, including the con-
tinued decline i'm the German marx.
which caused more uneasiness In LIVER
pool than here. Probably that factor
accounted for part of the liquidation OF
stale long holdings, which entered the
ring I'm the last hour, when the ceciihe
carried the market to its bottom. At no
time was there any SNAP" to trading.
II was a traders affair, and IL talk
among the trade carries any weight, the
market will continue that way until JUST
before the Census Bureau makes Ns
usual estimate on ginning. october %.
Picking has been so rapid or late un-
der favorable weather In the peit thae
large ginning returns are expected.
On I1NefpOClS duNdutc eiiS 49,. $500
ket opened unchanged to IL points net
higher with buying for trade and Eng
lish account Business was quiet, and
when a little scattered selling appeared
the market lost all Of its opening gain.
Until the end of the flrst two hours
however, there was no sign OF weak
ness.
IL advices from the South to loca'
houses are In any way correct tne spot
basis continues steady. Little In the
way of the actual is being pressed for
sale, while buying continues on about
the same scale Receipts showed shgnt
falling off, but exports continued heavy.
Galveston shipping almost 10000 paies
to the Continent alone. ~
The local spot market was off 25
points, or u of cent pound. to 1875
cents. The price of middling IN New
Orleans was 10 cents, unchanged anu
sales amounted to 4,4o9 bales.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
Loan Negotiation. with Cuba.

e Speyer & Co. would not affirm or
deny the report from Havana. published
in n business journal yesterday. and 20
the effect that firm had advised Presi-
dent Zayas by letter Of their wilt
ingness TO negotiate the Cuban loan or
a basis not announced IN detail but
stated 10 be moro favorable 10 the Gov
ornnent than were the proposals. OF any
there would be Keen competition for the
Cuban business were current yesterday.
but actual information regarding such
competition was NIL, and further devei-
cpments are essential before Wall Street
will believe that negotiations for II shall
have reached any sort OF active stage.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
steel rIotntion Due soon.

The Atlas CrucibIs Steel Company Of
DunlSirlx. N. Y, has Just CONNECTED ar
rangements for financing which con-
templates an authorized issue OF 80 060,-
GEO Of fits first MORTGAGE fen year s per
cent. gold bonds, S2,0n0.0 600 Of which are
10 be issued soon. The purpose OF the
issue Is 10 nay for Indebtedness arising
out Of extensions which have been made
10 its plants and to provide additional
working caritaI. The company was or
ganized in 1912. taking over the plant
Of the Atlas Steel Comrany. and has
been engaged In the manufacture Of
high sneed. carbon tool and special alloy
steel. The extensions to its plants which
have been made have increased their
output to more than 6o,o00.000 pounds
a year. a syndicate OF financial houses
has purchased the new issue. which will
be offered TO the public in the near
future.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

The United States Governments week
iy weather report for the week ended
on Wednesday was favorable TO the de-
velopment OF cotton and OF corn and to
the seeding OF other grains. The re-
port in part follows:
THE week was unusually favorable
for picking and ginning cotton. as very
little rain fell in any portion of the
belt. and cool, surshiny weather was
tho rule except that the temperature
averaged somewhat above normal In the
northwestern portion. Frost occurred in
many northern localities OF the belt but
without material damage. Picking and
ginning arc nearly completed IN Texas
Corn suffered little damage from
frost. as the crop generally was matured.
The cool weather and abundant sun
shine hastened curing In central dis
trictS. although all the ground con-
tinues too wet In some lower Ohio VAL
Icy states. Very little rain fell dur
Ing tho week In the principal winter
wheat States except for moderate falls
IN the northern portions OF Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois. II was generally favorable
for seeding winter grains east of tho
Rocky Mountains.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

To the holders of SO serial First
Mortgage Convertible Notes, is-
sued by St. Louis Coke & Chemical
Company under date June I,
1920, and secured by First Mort
gage Deed bearing same date,
executed by said St. Louis Coke
& Chemical Company, to and
in favor of Continental and Conn
mercial Trust and Savings Bank,
of Chicago, Illinois, as Trustee:
Please take notice that St. Louis
Coke q Chemical Company desires to
and has elected to redeem all of said
notes outstanding. and that such re
denption will be made at the Office OF
Continental and Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank at Chicago. Illinois; on
December /. 1921 Holders of all said
notes are hereby notified and required
TO present the. same at that time and
place to said Trustee for redemption.
Money sufficient to- redeem all said
notes mot heretofore. purchased, ex-
changed or otherwise redeemed by the
Company and to pay the full amount
Of principal and interest thereon to
December I, 1921, and premiums, there
on equal to one-half of One Per Cent.
of the principal Of such notes for each
six t6) months period from the date Of
such redemption to- the date Of. ma
turity of said notes. has been deposited
BY undersigned with Trustee. accord
ingly. -. NJ,
All said outstanding notes not pre-,
sented for payment and redemption. or
or before, December 1. 1o2ts will cease
to bear inte est on that date. under
the terms of said Mortgages Deed OF
Trust securing the same. ~ ..ii asf
Dated June So. 1921. IS .~...4
sT.LcuIscoKE & CHEMICAL COMPANY
BY Geo. T. Buckingham. Vice Pres
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
chile on&ring = Success.

The offering Of $500, 900 of the Re-
public of Chile's external loan five year
8 per cent sinking fund gold bonds,
made yesterday. was complete sue
cess, the demand for them pouring in
from all parts OF the country. In the
outside market they sold at 99% and il
is expected that they will be listed to-
day by the New York Stock Exchange.
Their offering price was 90 and ac-
crued interest to yield approximately
1895 per cent. IL redeemed in 1923. s.25
per cent. If redeemed in 1924, $40 per
cent. II redeemed in 1925 and $40 per
cent. II held to their maturity. 1926.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was quiet but firm and
Straits was quoted at 27I2S: Straits
shipments a. 27@27.o0; standard at
2I@27.I5. and 90 per cent. at 26.75m
2I2o. Copper was quiet standard spot,
october and November, 1262H asked !:
eiectrolytc spot. and October. 12.75d
iS.so' and November. 12.75@13.S73.
Lead was dull New York spot 4.soes
375. and East ST. Louis spot. 4.5O asked.
zinc was firm: New York spot. 5. and
East st. Louis spot. 4.so@4.70.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
peIginn Trea.ury ponds.

The Baldwin Locomotive Company
and the American Locomotive Company
have been put in funds through the sale
to the banks and bankers previously as
sociated with Belgian Government
financing Of between s4.o00.0o0 and
s5, 600 900 OF Belgian Government Treas
ury five year s per cent. notes due at
the end Of December. 1928, and taken
by the companies as part payment for
locomotives shipped to Belgium. The
notes are being placed privately with
out formal announcement by that bank
ing group, which includes the Guara nty
Company OF New York, J. p Morgan
& Co. the National City Company and
Lee, TTigginson & Co. Their price 70
dealers rs close to the market. for the
SIS. which Is between 95N and 951s
There will be no public Offering of them.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
Exchange Buffet Notes sold.

Mlllett. Roe & Hagen announce that
they have sold new issue OF $500. 900
% the Exchange Buffet Corporations 8
per cent. serial gold notes, dated Octo-
Der is. 1921. and maturing in semi-an-
nual instalments OF $4,000 on April 10.
1922, to October IS. 1926. inclusive. The
company's net earnings in tho year ended
on April 80. 1921, we're SS36,0O0. and IN
the four months ended on August 80.
1891. It's earnings were at the rate of
moro than 100000 a year before allow
ances for depreciation aud taxes. The
notes were offered at 70 500 per cent,
according % their maturities.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
a.ns,AL NvIlCEs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. . {,
OFFICE or CoMpTRoLLER OF THE

,wasrington, b. C.. September "a. 1871.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented TO tho Undersigned. It has been made
-TfE METRoRoLITAN NATIoNAt
BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK" Ii
the CITY of NEW YORK IN the County OF
NEW YORK and state ~ NEW YORK has
compiled with all the provisions OF ths
Statutes OF the Unlfed States, required TO bs
complied with before an association shall b
authorized to cominepre ihe business d
Now NOW S1rpiEnEroEE tsI, r. cRIssyScEn.
Comptroller of tic Currency. DO hereby cer-
tify that TUE METROPOLITAN SS-
TioNAL DANk or THE CITY CT Kew
YORK" IN the CRY OF NEW YDpN'ir tao
County OF NEW YORK and state of SEyv
YORK Is authorised TO commence the br@i.
ncss Of Banking ss provided IN section tif.y
ono hundred and aixty nine on tho f.eviasd
stntuics OF the United States.
cCpNy yHnsION. of metropolitan Bank,'
with branches IN the Borough OF Man
haitian, County and State OF New York,
and branch IN the Borough OF Brooklyn,
County Of Kings and state OF New York;.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness rny
hand and Seal Of office this TWENTY.
FOURTH day OF SEPTEMBER, 1921. .
ID. r.. CRIssINGER.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
(Currency Bureau. Seal OF the Comp
troilcr OF the Currency Treasury
nepartmentD
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1S.-Thc cotton mar
ket closed steady at net declines OF Ss 70
30 points. Closing: October, ls3v: pecem-
Der, 1868: January, 1882; March, 1880;
May, J7.si. Spot steady and unchanged;
middllngs. 10.
SPOTS.
The local spot cotton market was quiet and
% points lower at 1850. for middltng; safes
nil.
Southern spot markets: Galveston steady.
25 lower at Goose; sales. 500 bales. New
Orleans steady. unchanged at 19c.: sales,
4 .049 bales. Mobile steady. 81 lower al
1896; sales, 159 bales. Savannah quiet, so
lower at 19c.: sales, 30s bales Memphis
steady 90 lower at 19.5oc.; sales. $500
bales. Houston steady, rs lower at 1860:
sales. 2.340 bales. Little Rock quiet, 25
lower at 19.T5c. sales. 40 bales. Mont
gomery dull. rs lower ut 1S.5oc.; sales. s23
bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton queter at points decline from
Tuesday: midding. 1924. Sales. 1000
bales: American. 5000. Imports. none. fru-
lures opeued quiet at to 5 points advance
from Wednesday. Closed easy at a net de-
cline of TO 25 points as compared with
Tuesday, near months ruling relatively, easy.
October. t3.0od.: December. .1c.14d.: March.
12.4ld.; May, 12.tsd.; July. II i.93d. Man
chester: Yarns. quiet; cloths. moderate de-
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
kansa. city schoo, Offering.

Amcs. Emerich s. Co, the Northern
Trust Company and the Merchants Loan
and Trust Company have purchased
IN Issue OF Kansas City. Mo-, school dis
trict per cent. school bonds, which are
being offered at $3.50 and interest 20
Weld about 5.05 per cent. The bonds.
which are dated July /. 1921. and are
due on July 1. 1871. are exempt from
Federal income taxes.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
Detroit bond Sale.

The city OF Detroit has asked for
sealed bids on October 10 for se.50s, 900
Of its 5. 5h and 5H per cent. bonds
Of various maturities. A week later
Philadelphia will open bids for ss.s04.-
600 twenty to fifty year optional and
ss.s55.S00 fifteen year, oil 5h per cent.
fitv hov1c
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
ID. E. I. Bond- on Market.

Morton Lachenbruch & Co. are Offer
ing a new Issue of 100000, 900 gullders
" the Government Of the Dutch East In
dics' 6ls per cent. forty year sinking
fund bonds. redeemable by annual draw
ings At par. They are being offered at
S343 / 200 guilders
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
STATISTICS.
COTTONSEED on.

The cottonseed oil market was feverish
Yesterday and although there were rallies mt
times covering the close was heavy. with
net losses of = To % points. Interest centred
largely on the March position and leading
rriners ana operators we're on both sides OF
the market. The decline of grain the
heaNiness of lard and the easier tone Of the
crude oil market appeared 10 be the prin-
cipal depressing factors. Total sales were
20 300 barrels.
The range of prices In yesterdays cotton
seed OIL futures market was as follows:
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
Cuba Cane Deposits.

The total deposit OF debentures OF the
Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation under it's
financial plan at the close OF business
last night was st1, 1,525.000, or &c per
cent. OF tho $4,000. 900 outstanding.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
Manitoba Bond. Taken in Canada

The Province OF Manitoba has sold an
Issue Of 100000 OF It's twenty-year
Cs at o73l In Canadian funds 90 the
Dominion Securities Corporation FOR its
bid. New York houses also bid Tor the
business.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY


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NOTICE ,asS
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dBondsou
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The New York herald., 1921-10-14

777s. ST. Paul TO 2iss. Canadian Pa
oific 20 1i2, Atlantic Gulf III to ,26,
international Paper. ! TO 467s. United
States Rubber TO 47%. Sears Roebuck
to 67ia and Famous Players TO 57N.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
New rssue cominx.

An Industrial issue or between $4,000
900 and ss.ooo.ooo is scheduled TO be
offered on Monday
The New York herald., 1921-10-14

LOST-Southern Pacific Company Stock Ger
fificate No. 1f59911 for 100 shares In the
tame Post a. Flagg." Notice IL hereby
siven 10 show cause TO said Company. fG5
broadway. New York, N. ". why a dupli-
f.ete should not be Issued NATIONAL
SURETY COMPANY, 10 Broadway. New
yorh y y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
Dillon, Read & Co.
Sinking Fund Agent
NOTICE


Office Unon TrutC onpanyCh hvelm +
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
H. ]. HEINZ
said:
1T oil boils doun to plain apple
butter philosophy: Keep stirring.

butter philosophy: Keep stirring.
Early in the game every successful business discovers
the lacy that hoary old adage watched pot bo
And he discovers that unmatched bot bos dry
Conditions change In these times of all times behooves
business to watch the pot and "kecp stirring Sny,sx
years experience in business banking enables The Importers
and Traders National Bank help customers who stirring
to meet to,dsys changing conditions.
The large of responsibility, well the financial
facilities this bank affords dcpoos denoted by the very
large percentage which Capital Surplus and Undivided
Profits bear to our Deposits
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
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The New York herald., 1921-10-14
BONDS SIN STOCK EXCHAN(
THURSDAY. OCTOBER is. 1921.

RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-10-14
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their foe aidda +,
The New York herald., 1921-10-14

Closing. Sales Gin
Bid. Asked. Yield. $1,000s)
The New York herald., 1921-10-14

sT.LCuscoKE & CHEMICAL COMPANY
BY Geo. T. Buckingham, Vice Pres
The New York herald., 1921-10-14

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