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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
NEBRASKA BEST
IN THE COUNTRY
kELL|SON SEES

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelllgencer.
Washington. Pa. Nov. 6.-Wash'
Jsrfs Nnal drive in preparation for tbs
sectional championship game with PITT
next Saturday will start tomorrow with
a light Embering up 1T college field.
On Tursdav the SQUAD * 10 he taken
10 the country, where tho polishing on
process for the Panthers will be com.
pletcd In the utmost secrecy. \" ana
us coaches. with the exception OF Line
Tutor kellson, saw PITT play Nebraska
Saturday. mud In spite OF the Warner
Joss they returned with the warning
that football At least 81 percent better
than any Yet shown Will be necessary
to WIN from the Panthers. Coach Neals
said that N"bra ska on Saturday looked
strong enough to defeat any team in the
country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07

There = a GE argumrn, in football
this TAI one wh!,h - NOT for us -
decide. hu, which ra:S.S 4 clear 'ssus
between different S;y'"S "t the Ean".
Whether Il IS better :" prepar" eleven
men train and break them M" FORM
perfectly. stick t" -" sam" eleven mon
unless completed i'y injuries 10 max"
,hanESs. Or wheth"r - take wealth.
g material d"vrl4r SIXTY instead %
eleven un"a. and ,ta:H ,h"m all Tor "
certain set o: plays. instead 81 re'HluS
upon ( ~. "Ffers H.. ""t'r" problem.
In Il" G"N'''pn!"i; "i IL" gam" o."
Older ,,!"s wa~ - %".".' II >uAt' nHmhrt
- uv;l. :" ;:a." chem '"t"uS;N".N ana
- keep tH,:u M IL" Stm" ALI the KIN"
;" play ihrm 3" every game Nht "
~" ~U''$"i"i"S ""'! w""a tAe regulars
were hiCt.
Modern FOOTBALL Development
II t"' ~'''''h "'''''i'''''"' -. ''
hail IL" ~ I .'S '.''' - ""," "" ~
even thF"' S."''N ~ '.,'" ~ ',r 80" ~
menc'.~. ana ~ '.' '''H> 49, -" ,'','
= 70 rs" ""Nh "'.' ~'.'' ''''' ',''' N '',
men. ""'h'r'" '''. ''N' >'"''''
men'ed I" ''"" "F '' SID" S'N''N
"T,F'n'>> ..,......,...... o. 49,. ya.p., ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
NYALS DEFEAT THE
MAC A, c, TEAM 60

Ey wearing down the strength Of the
Mac \ t. line by hard and persistent
line buckIng. the Nyals OF the South
: lie registered a SO defeat yesterday
afternoon on the Forty-sevcnth street
grounds before n crowd Of approximate
Is l.lno PERSONS.
Thr Mucs tore the NyRI line TO pieces
In u" trst half but In the third quar-
ter the Eyals resumed their line buck
ing and Butch. the big fullback for the
vlctors. tore through the line for five
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
BELLAIRE 2; MARTINS PERRY, o.

Rrllajrr downcd Martins Ferry III I
great rxhih!t!ou Of the grid game on the
Sixteenth street Reliaire. grounds. ny !"
sinL,e touchdown. The game WAS oy
rar the hardest fought Of both teams OF
the season. The bail was kept In the
miGdlr OF the field throughout the "a me'
first one team having H. then the "'hrr'
captain JuhuuN Evans. or the Ferry
suffering from an infection OF the i""''
Was one Of the shining Lights Oi inc
game ilr was injected INTO the Tray
after the home team had scored ana
played wonderful game.
The only score OF tho game came IN
the SECOND quarter. when HcIIui'"
mar, he'd the ball /" ihc Purple ana
White goal line. Nem!r going over with
the ball lie then Kicked the goal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
FERRY NORTH ENDS
LOST HARD BATTLE
Were outweighsd twenty Pounas %
Man-Put Up Hard osms-1MA
Score $50

In one Of the hardest fought games
Of the day. the North End Athletic cluo
Of Martins Ferry dropped a game to tho
Dllunvale A. {. eleven yesterday after
noon in the seasons curtain raiser at
Diilonvale by a score Of 1910.
The FerrIans were heavily outweighed
10 the man but put up great fight ana
the game was very satisfactory to all
The home lads made their frst touch
down in the first quarter on an Aerlai
attack. The second came when Quar-
terback McMasters Bcooped up tumble
IN his own two yard line. and ran 10
Yards for a touchdown. The third came
on n series Of enc runs mixed with sew
rral line bucks.
Tho lineunS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
W. q J.-wNtminstsr.

Washington and jefferson won an IN
,hr"St.ug yam" from Westminster on
Cull,g. Field Washington. BY score OF
49-li The United l'reSbytcrianS scored
mor- points than any team has done
this season aIa!nS; thc PRESIDENTS and
:: Ms ii Srr.tt "\thin|t:"n. The visitors
STORED iirSi on long forward. and then
scored later uu a 6i-yard ran after
tMrnDlc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
wARwooD. O; MAGNOLIA. 30.

Warwnnd highs light hut fighting
eleven lost to the Magnolia high eleven
ar New MartiuSl lie by score OF 3u-O
The ,;rc"n and white was heavily out
w".gUrd. hut the youngsters put up
great tight. Their weight WAS too much
Of a handicap. however IL" backs being
unable L. penetrate the Magnolia line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
wRLLsBURa, o; CAMERON, o.

W"l,ShurE and Cameron Ish schoo.s
ha;t.rI t" :. srur"icss tie Oh the Cam
ec"u grounds. Neither team showed
mu n. although the home youngsters
showed hrtter team work and gained
more ground than did the Visitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
D. W. LOST

The \ " eleven Ut. Tho "as' md lost
% ~" Weini"e ~ E"lFatr" yesterday
afreru""n ga tic E"i!atrr grHNnHs~ lw =
score ~ @j-n r." l",ais We" "u'-
,rasAcd III s>"r, I',r: &c thC game. while
me E+lla!rct'.e S.ni.d almost A. viii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07

4 new safety device indicates the
amount of sail in water thai enters
steam boilers and lights lamp aS
a warning when II threatens 20 damage
the boiler tubes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07

yards and the only score OF the game
shy der and Bounds played great d.
fensive games for the winners "hN"
Samuels Jones' and Desrkcr "rr" Inc
stars for the Macs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07

For cleaning city streets a Finnish
engineer has built n snow melting ma
chine using wood coal. coke Of OF! for
fuel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
pulonvals
n. Z. A. G..

CubHt tlt I0nS--ktTIeT TOT FINanS. I1HT-
ris fer McMasters: Shrodes for W. Ben
u!ngtnr: y. bennington for Edwards:
NI,brrt FOR McSicklss: Burris for Nc
Masters: Iinheart for Dahar.
4 new tank ship OF the United States
navy 49," sunnly frcl oil to four other
vessels at once while all are in motion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
Columbus 7;
BENWOOD A. C.7
LOCAL CLUB ELEVEN HOLDS BEN
woODITEH IN GREAT EXHIBl-
TON OH BENWOOD FIELD.
Homs Team Scored In Firat Quarter
While Locals Tailed In Last rev
Minutes Of Play.

In one Of tie most spectacular grid
,nn,..-;~ .trr Witnessed on the Nick
srl. grounds a. Ecuw""d. ".""" follow
",s of the r.Gskiu sport saw the faH'
Columbia A. G hattie The strong undo
r"lt"d I"nwuod \. q To- - Nt"h"-
s:j.l The locals we're greatly ont
W"igh"d. bur d"spit" this handi'IN'
they were able To plough ur TIE h'Hi
line rr ~" nom" town warriors Time
after iinlr. white the mill '"wn lanS
made only seventeen Yards during ih"
entire rjash directly through IL" N'"i;r'
Will defense OF tn" invaders.
Til" FIRST quartz orcnej "H w"np ~
- ; u'r.s X with the Seuw""d "SET"gh- -
sion on the receiving end hat i'ai"'r'
unry nine wards before hrirE dr"pp'd
center PUSHES and line plunr"S failed
and several forwards hr"Nrn up Ma II
made Il necessary Tor III" m'i t""h
squad 20 pUut III" '"tu:"hiar thea
made first down twice "N end runs an"
Inc pluur"s and then i"s' "n u rrmh!".
Andy Of he Rcuw"ul y. =. shot 4 Tor
ward :" M"SlHrr ca the f"'',.\L'"
!iur a-d with Il r'c@r H"ld ahead Wa
Su.r"SsCul in 'r"ss!ng IA" goa for IN"
initial count This hLup,u"d at til"
close Of the FIRST quarter.
Columbias Come Back Strong.
TIE second period opened ur with
the Wheeling squad "N III" r""c't!"
.rh who rarr'pI ~" IirHklu f"r twenty
two wards lrfur" Hr'irc l"Nn"'i l'uT-
Ing the part Of tive clash tn" "'"i r"-
,r:, innd In rUSsrS~i"u ~ tn" lota'S Zoo
greater part o" 'he Kim" wh" worked
mauy ed runs AMI ,"Ht"r PUSHES. h'f
w"r, kept from scoring only 10y breaks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
Benwood-T.

Eetrrr"---l HIGGINS.
Umpire Weller.
Head liueSmau- krar'
Tinleksnrr~S-HniH TuSlnn1.
Tim" Of quarters - minutes.
Attendance ."n0
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
LEGISLATURES: 7'UI|R''E $:
 MADE RECORD '..'' DURING YEAR
Five Thousand, Three Hun dred and Sixty New Laws
 Are Now on the Books.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-This was legislature year in the Central West. The grand total of new laws enacted by regular sessions of legislatures in 15 central states was 5,36S. This number was 229 less than the bills passed by these legislatures, vetoes by the governors or failure tc act on bills. accounting for this number. The total vetoes were 190.
 Arkansas was the state enacting the largest number of new laws. with 69O effective, out of 703 passed. North Dakota added the smallest number with 145 out of 14S passed. Oklahoma was the only state in which the veto power was not exer. cised In that state the regular ses- sion enacted 182 laws out of 1,001 bills and joint resolutions before .he legislature. The largest number of vetoes was in Wisconsin. with 90.
 The list of each of the 15 states eo1
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
B. M. BehrendS Co.,, Inc.
RECEPTION BE HELD
 HONOR OF DR. ALLEN

Announcement of reception to be given Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the parlors of the Methodist Church. in honor of the arrival of Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Allen and son Reed, was made during the services in the Methodist Church last Sunday.
 Dr. Allen. who arrived with his family in the city last, week, as sumed charge of the local Methodist Church last Sunday. preaching at both morning and evening services This reception is given to afford the citizens of Juneau an opportunity to meet Dr. Allen and family A short nrogram will be rendered during the evening. followed by social hour and refreshments.
 A cordial invitation is extended te the public to attend
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28

t f ' about a month on the Pacific Coast. It is, of course, evident that this will not furnish fully the information necessary.
 While the usefulness of radio out fits for position finding at sea has been fully demonstrated, their in. stallation on light vessels and light houses is matter that falls within the province of the Bureau of Light houses. The commissioner of light houses undoubtedly can advise you more fully relative to the status of that matter.
 You know I am greatly interested, personally and officially, in the West Coast, and I can assure you that want to be of service whenever it is possible Please call on me for any information you want or advise me of any way I can assist the people of the West Coast <D-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Animal Life in Depths .' :.
 Of Ocean to Be Studied

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 2S.-Dr. Johannes Schmidt, famous Danish scientist who discovered the mtgra- tions of the eel, is about to start on a new expedition to American waters to study life in the depths of the ocean.
 He will be accompanied by group of young scientists. His purpose Is said to be to demonstrate another new theory in oceanography. .,. .
 The former British mine trawler, Dana, will be used by the expedition.
 It will be recalled that Dr Schmidt ascertained that .eels annually rem dezvous in the fall for spawning at place in the ocean 800 fathoms deep off the coast of the Virgin Islands. in the West Indies. There the mature cells die. The young ones to whom they give birth so not to America. the nearest continent, but to Europe. seeking the fresh waters whence came theD ancestors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28

The governor of Illinois filed. in addition to the 307 bills signed. 12 others with objections. and there is doubt when this dozen will become
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
THREE APPLICATIONS
 FILED FOR PERMITS

Three applications for oil leasing permits were filed in the local U. S Land Office today. two being located in the Cold Bay district and one at Illiamna. Those filing were Charles Il. McNeil. 2,56O acres. llliamna Frank R. Pierce and Storey Buck, 2,560 acres each Cold Bay.
 An oil leasing and prospecting permit recently granted to Joseph lbach covering 2.560 acres in the katalla district was also received by Register Frank A. Boyle for issuance to the permittee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
FUNERAL OF MRS, DAY TO BE
 HELD SATURDAY AFTERNOON

If the steamer Spokane arrives from the South in time. the funeral of the late Mrs. Harry Day will talk, place on next Saturday afternoon al 7 o'clock from the chapel of the ( w. Young Company. A sister of Mrs Days is expected to arrive from Pet ersburg on the Spokane to attend the funeral.
 Mrs. Day died last Saturday morn. ing at Tenakee after a long illness
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
ESTEeETH BRINGS SIX
 FROM NORTHERN POINTS

The mail boat Estebeth arrived in port rom Skagway and way point; shortly after ? o'clock this afternoon. Passengers arriving on the boat were Mrs. x. G. Hanson, Miss Esther Olson aT' Miss C. Carroll from Haines and V. l.. Tibbitts. Harold F Dawes and o. C. Dwyer, from Skag. way.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

1927 Observation-Disclosures. es37o
N HJTkOf'F 4 CO. lNC.-P. a.
Mctnnis unc ~, 1920. ....-..., s0f ~
ALTHOUSE. Walton c.. Marie
T.. Clark. Marie Aithouse, Sarah
a. Gardiner and VIM. ". kelly
s Bonath; Nov. Il, 1918. ........ 2.619. li
SIMPSON Benjamin-State Indus
trial Comm. Feb. 20, 1917 Cva-
catedl .....-+-... ..-..-..s-.-.-.-.-s oiu.p
DANNIEs. John and Benjamin
Green-Peope. &c. Nov. 20. 1919. 10000
EvERTT. Edw. A.-City OF y, y;
Feb. q, 1914. -...-.....-t.~-+ 2t4 "a
NDNZO, Angelo X. M Myer
ct All: May 25. 1oIR.......... G6 $50 4S
]. iois. ...'.......-..s'...', 1io75
NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP co.
~Ribbcrset co. Feb. ., 1927 .. tlS.t2
NISHTAL. Joseph ~- HurwiU1
March =, ia2i....-..t.+st...+ ie6 30
BRONX
DEGNoN CONTR. COL. Fsl-
cone: Nov II, 19t4-e...-.....r-... S16a =
GAS ENGINE POWER CO.
Watson Wagon Co May 3. 1917 "a -
KEENAN,, Michael j. fand Eiizbeth
s. q. McNeirnay: Oct. %. 1914 cot 5t
JTSTER, Emanuel-H. Feuerstein;
Jan. 20. 1919 ....4-....-..-....s. IS. .09
March :. ioe2 ,..--.....-.-....- 1Gs %
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
AesIGNNIF.N1S

Schedules m the assignment - "a thau
1yaplnn. ypbbtrr I'll thoc findings NJ Us f,nat
li4th street show liabilities. S5.JIIs nominal
rs sets. s., ,567. actual assets, SlH2A
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
TOBACCO STOCKS!

Paul Van Bisrdorn- Morris plan
20. ~. 1.-...+.... ...4444.... 20 O
bIERBO, pulio. Bertha Iamaftrs
George Dobkfn. Emanuel Liebo
wttx and Bertha Tabot-Morris
s.rI,a, Fla1 co.. N Z. ......... ...s....~.. ss2 .
STERN, Louis. Joseph Jauosek and
Willlam 7yiI.a, Hodges-senae. .........- 1s8 .
Martha Haas. Frank Davis and
samuel Weish-Same. cocoon. ff7n
SNiEI. Joseph - knickerbocker
Lea ihnr Novelty Co .......t .fS a
SMITH. Frank RI A. CnrEa T-e 4.
SCHILTX. Carl R.-ArbucIAe Rro4 4ns =
81 ANks. Benjamin &c v Nor
..I.,s T1sssy Z. 4. 80. tgsa
Col--It A. Cromwell Mfg CO.
SJSEfNp. Alexander o. Alar a.
NJ sa,ligd illSsi,rl, s Coll nodel q q ri !
l. a. fhsyer. .4............ y y-- x
SMITH Robert FL. q Wolfsgu. 1fsts =.
SMITH. Calvin o.. ana Robert r
Srnuh-L. e. Wolf4on . 1ng :,
TA9BMfNA. Mary ~ Taoilnfual
~, - ..1.1,rr Tgr1er ........... agsa
corr MEMOIRS Trading Corn III a-g Il
uNEEDh HOME CO-Morris plar
Go, NJ N.-.............. ntr y
VAN LohN. IRVINE S.-R II. eaver 5sg q
WASANtR. c'ustave--N atbsn
Schweitzor Co, Inc. c....,.,... eie =.
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The New York herald., 1921-03-15
BRONX

Tre fi-et name "a mat or Tie destof.
APPEL, George Standard Slide
CALM. Fanuc-BanS or United
statru ........ ............... 400
HNlsSlS. M&ra C.--R. IL FORBES. 300
fACkg0N, HVmsn r Harper Bros al
isfltNEE. Charles s. TazckR4
NN MLtsHsss# .4a.s .stss4.4.44#.. n94
LIGHT. Mnx-Eainbow Cloak and
Stuff CO..t. t..s............... an
NARfN0. Snverfo--M. Klein. spf
NELSON, Olas,--A. Uris Iron ana
steel Corn. .... ........ .......,... 3oe
EEYN0TDe' lam = noebucE
wcathor STRIP & Wire Screen &c faa
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
EARNS S9.s7 A SHARE
Chicago PBeumatic Toci Company
REPORTS Net sales Increase.

Tnc Chicago Pneumatic Tool COMPANY
last year earned Surplus, after su
charges and Federal taxes of ALsT8oal
on 81 81 on the outstanding capital stock,
THAT compares with sise0i or S.5S a
share Ia 1919. Net income was 81. so9 Wi
after providing for Federal taxes sud
depreciation which compares with
Sl .ig5 aa3 in 1919, Other income totalled
SIS So against s2s.22i Interest charges
and exchange losses aggregated s6sa SET
leaving a surplus after ditdends ~
ts5S 521 of &3ts4i
"Nc, sales for tle gear sad lr A
1acks0u president. while suffering
.rom the depression FIRST telt about me
H,Iddis ot the ycar sun slightly ex-
coeded thcsn for the rear preceding
Whie the gross earnings SHOW =. .de
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
EONDS.


$500 Sears Script 9S 93 92 81
30 Shaw Rights. ~ ~ - ~
500 Stewart War, 31A 3l1A 81 SlA
200 Swift Inter. !. 25ia TN 25 -
400 Swift e. Co. .10lL 1919 10l 1oi
100 Temptor Pr A. IL Is n 10
$500 Union Carbide 527s 53s 52ss 53k
100 Wahl .,...... 46A 46ia ~ 81
145 Wrigley $500. 69h 691s 6alz 6g5a
BONDS.
$1,000 g w Il ist IS s2i. s3ts S3l4 sS1s
1000 Swift lst 5s.. s4is Sd, s4As S452
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
JUDGMENTS FILED


The following judgments were tiled yesttr-
Gay. the nrst name being that of the debtor !;
BLOOMS. Irvirg-M. IL Schmidt. .., sG6a.ao
BLAME, Frank J.--D. Hg wilkins. lt4t@H
BALLONlNo. Jose. ard Loo |ottes- -
ruan--People, a.. ....+....t.t#*- SuO.V9
BAkisR. h. M.-clo1ner 4 blue Co 1850
o5i4Pd,'s; Mepcs 81 4n'n'as ~ III 'n''s'a '. - oe4 20
Howard Paschal i-Buihou
Smelling and Development CO.,
Eros 81 - rlSsilo sSsn hrewise so g Coz ino. 1912
M i 5. LoekWocaIw. pr.Ts Fl rrlcdmsn sal72
dam casaals ii'',a co.peopie Se. 10000
fros.. Inc Inc. ....'.'..........'... '. its %
Ramsay Ramsay co. '''' .''...'.....' " asoo5
NOON. INC.--J. CASH ........t4.v ii22R
DUDGE. Werren A.--zeh-Rsirnc
mnun Co, mc...........s..t..# SVp IL
IuNN. LorcnN--.i. Mtargoles. ...t. 1855
DAVIS. Harold Ill. Levy r, ~ 400
~. MORE, Bernioe--Bili Operative
v. II. FIrMAN, NC -. Meyer. y. 1,oiooi
FranS-W p.
FRIEDMAN MOTOR coRp. Aha -'V'i
0tly &. Friend--A. =. oDonneu .t5,5g4.,7
F1SCEr.dAN. Max. and Bessie Fiscn
mans. Solomon ~ Al. l........... 1880
rErnNN, MaN-A Safony. ..4... tSS. o.
CR N1v Joseph F-G. =. Morr'gey t1a.g5
GOLDSMITH. Max rtd7. IlOi3
81 Mts-.gAn1w .... 4....... .tsi M
coipNER's TeANsf'EE Co Nc
uoLliotzltAN; coriEN 4 ~
T-adcsmens Nat. Bank ...... 2.aIs.i2
HANNAH, Ccorge Arthur Depnen
and Edwsrd Nurp,y--Mosris
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
FOREIGN BONDS

Total sales stocks. 3l9, ,iSo shares.
Total sales bonds. s66T 900 par value.
'0dd lots 1Sells cents = share.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

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The New York herald., 1921-03-15
Business Troubles
rrrrrIoNs IN BANKNUrTCy,

TIC following petitions in bankruptcy we're
filed Monday IN The United states District
IoItIs KPEINER and WILLIAM s. RREr-
NER--Invoiuntary against Louis Rfeiner
and william s. Kreincr. individually and
A. the rayanec waiet Company. 20 West
Thirfy-third street with liabilities OF
$685. 600 and assets of 100000. Petitioning
creditors and claims are; Maurice selig-
man, 81 900: Morris A. Schoenfeld. $1,000.
and r. r. Cohn, =. 500. Bondy Schloss.
200 Broadway. are attorneys Tor the petl-
TONERS.
HARRY HEITEB and IS1DOR +. LpsHfTz
Involuntary against Harry Hcitel aud ISL
dor Ipshitz, individually and Heitei &
Isipshitz, furs, - West Twenty sixth street.
Claims are: =. Freedman. SNiN: =, r.
Jaccoby. 81 ,o2S. and ". Beck. $4i3. Silver
& Moekowitz, 200 Broadway. are attorneys
FOR the petitioners.
FRANK PfTEBLf-vountaty by Frank P-
teli, $50 Hester street, with liabilities ~
SG.Jt6 and assets none. Thomas q. Price.
50i fremont avenue, Il attorney for the
bankrupt.
CHARLES scHrFTER s. voluntary. by
Charles Schifter. 6rp Eighth avenue. agent.
with liabilities ~ 81 DOT and asgtts uf Si,-
$40 Meyer Grcenberg. 80 Nassau street.
attorney FOR the bankrupt.
BERNHARD NEterAN--vpiuntary by Ecrn
hari NcuInaa, lg-S Third avenue. with lia
hiitlos o. Sg.siS and assets Of 500 Moye
Grconberr. as Nassau street. y attorney
SAMUEL wANafAN-v voluntary. ~ samue
waNman. butter. eggs, &C.. 80 East -FOUR
fHtMLH street. WIN A&NNfiUle1 oA kaftfit ~
assets 81 81 ZOO Morris Groagman, 20
broadway, u attorney for the bankrupt.
SCHEDULES ~ BANKRUPTCY.
the following schedules 81 bankruptcy vor
fjicd yesterday N the United states pistric
Court
nTNNET HARRIS. Is West Twenty sixth
street furs Liabilities. s76A, ,02S assets
SSn6a0 Principal creditors aud tnel
claims arc frnitod Stafcs income tty. du
Sss 00o Fuqplnr Uros *. t.onis Mo-. raer
chandisc s10.62f Ettiuscr, child " Co.,
New York. ucr landl9a Sil2,3U3. au,
Norria reieni, ILL., Broadway, la attorrel
r3t tNo bctillunlUG ctcditurs
COHEN BROS. & GEBiNGER cioak ka 20 West
Seventeenth street. tiahities Si1fsT az
ttts S9t.6T9 Siunn Es sch, @3a broadway
u attorney tor iae pstitonng areslitotA
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
BANK IN BEAVER, PA. CLOSED.

BEAVER. pa, March 1.-THE First Na-
tlonal Bank of Beaver did not opeu IT,
day is doors for business.
M q meeting Of ts directors held ycs.
tarday. at which Federal Bank Exam
iner Frank Miller was present notice
which read BY order 81 tls Board N
Directors thc First Nhuousi bark X
Beaver is closed snd payments SUSPEND
al" was posted on the bank door. Tnr
notice was signed ". Mr. Miller. - CO
amiuer ~ charge ana wss datea tadaS,
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

crease from The previous year the dia-
crepaucy Is accounted for BY the heavy
increase In the cost of manufacture emo
The larger proportionate sales 81 ths
less profitable varieties OF the company
products. Earnings 81 the subssdiarhs
FOR the wear were materially reduceo
because or the unsatisfactory coudihoa
or foreign exchange.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
WANffATrhN

rbc trsl name fs tbaa of tIe debtor tha
epeoud tuAL ~ ihe creditor ard date when
Judgment waN flied
uF1MON CONTRACTING C0.-I .
serriua pee <. 1913 ..s....# Sagg ~
DOEE. James N.- Aleo Eullulng
co. Dnc. 81 1914. .#....... ..... ffgay
kr1I NBERG. Tone r.. Laltman Ell
Il March 3, 1917 io43ai
EXPERT CLOAK & SUIT co..
INCs--Ycwk Nfe Co. Marct 4,
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rrNNs,L,AN1t on u,Rhur.

DU orEr March e.. EfeUt NUauU cs,
ss runs lS9.441 average, 5s.bSl ship-
meuta. 8Q,I0l average, 8s,2s1
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
SUGAR STOCKS.
RECEIVER II RANKRUPTCy.

Tie following receiver IN bankruptcy was
appointed yesterday by Judge Mayer IN tbs
United states District rourt
ROBERT r. LEWIS, temporary receiver
for Louis Krriner and william
tSrriner. individuals and as partners IN the
Kayanee Waist Company. with bend nf
S5 0On Bondy Schlcaa. 2f6 Eiffh ave-
nue.. arc attorneys Tor the petitioning
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-11-04
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that Hutch
inson Brothers will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest responsible bidder
for cash. lawful money Of the United
States on Tuesday, the 22nd day
of November, 1921, at the hour of ten
o'clock A. M. of said day at their
garage in Rockland, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
One Apperson Jack Rabbit Automo-
bile, motor No. 1863, model 1914, for
the purpose of realizing a repair bill
of $780, 90, besides costs of sale and
attorney fees now due on said auto
mobile.
Owing to errors appearing in this
Notice of Sale, the date of sale of the
above described Automobile has beer
changed to Tuesday, the 22nd day o.
November, 1921.
Dated and first published this 4tf
day of November, 1921.
HUTCHINSON BROTHERS
BY w. G. Loofbourrow,
Their Attorney, Residing at
American Falls, Idaho.
ia 11-18