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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-04-14
A[LF|VEBANKS
OF WATERMAN
SHUT.
First National, at Charleston,
Is Forced to Close Doors on
Orders from Washington
Affiliated State Institutions
Then Voluntarily Suspend;
Kooskia and Kamiah Hit

Five banks, known as the Water
han "string' of banks, in the
valley, and at Charleston,
Kn. were closed last Friday. The
FIRST National bank, at Charleston,
kith deposits aggregating $650,OOO,
las closed by National Bank Examin-
n L. M. Sawyer, on instructions from
BE- comptroller of the currency, at
Washington, D. c.
FOUR OTHERS SUSPEND
Following the closing of the Clarks-
b. bank. the four state banks con-
fro1ed bv the Watermsns in Idaho
Voluntarily closed their doors. These
Banks are:
State Bank of Kooskia, at Koos-
Ia deposits, $4,000.
+ identy State bank, at Orofno, de-
5osits, $4,000.
state Bank Of Kamiah, at KAN
b.. deposits, s25O,O0O.
State Bank Of Peck, at Peck, de-
|psits, $4,000.
'C. F. Waterman is president Of
he First National bank, at Clarks-
On; 1S son, george w dteIhdH -
Bee president, and another son, w
/. Waterman, is cashier. George Wa
erman also is president of the four
hate banks in Idaho, all of which
sere correspondents of the Charleston
hstitution.
FRALICK ON GROUND
II. G. Fralick, state commissioners of
ommerce and indns+~,- this week
pspected the four banks in Idaho,
BID statement on the situation is
ficially withheld pending completion
the investigation.
The State Bank of Kooskia, F. f.
kick, cashier, has always been con
bered in local circles as a sound in
itution, and it is believed here that
was only the bank s connection
9TH the mother bank at Charleston
1ich caused it to close its doors
1en the parent institution was fore
to suspend.
lit is reliably reported that a move
fnt is on foot to reorganize the
|poskia bank, with the entire CAPT
y in the hands of Kooskia men, and
Dat the bank will shortly be reopenej.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-04-14

3 tAIOI
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By MALL

ASTORIA, Ore. May 3--saIled. ship Berlin,
N,ishaFak.
BOSTON, Mass, May 7--Arrived, strs Agwi-
moon. Port Lobos; Lake Ellenorah. Jackson
Vile and Charleston.
Sailed 7th. strs Newton. Norfolk: Absecon.
do (and anchored in Quaranune).
BOOTHBAY HATtBOR. Me. May 7-5eiled.
schr Josiah b Chase. Norfolk.
In port 7th, schr Atlantic Coast. for -.
GUANICA, PR, April 29-Sailed. str II M
Fiagler. la Romano.
HTLO. May 3-Ssiled. schr Irene. Grays
HONOLULU. May 3-Arrived, strs Ocean
Monarch (Br), New York for Manila. &c !.
PenHylvanian. San Francisco: ship Mafalda
lNor). Norway via Panama Canal al days
from canal.
Sailed Sd. schr Oregon Pine. Columbia
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May s-Arrived.
LYNN. Mass. May 8-Arriveu. barge l. w
No 10. New York
ORANGE. Tex. May 5-Cleared, schr Har-
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. May 4-ssiled,
schr J w elise, Callao.
PORTLAND, Me. May 6--Arrived. tug VAL
ley Forge. towing barges Monitor and Bel
Philadelphia.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. May ARRIVED. stra
Fairhayen, San Francisco; Sd, Steel Noy-
ager, New York via San Diego.
ST THOMAS. April 27-Arrived. strs W NJ
Tupper, New York land sailed same day for
Windward Islands); May ?. Corozal, New
port News.
SAN JUAN. April ao-Arrived. strs Hilton.
New York; May /, Macoris CBr). Cape Hay
tlen.
kits.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
WHEAT IS DOWN ON
BEARISH CROP TALK
Market Closes Unsettled, but
Guesses on Government Re-
port Are Too Low.

CHICAGO. May s.---wheat underwent
cause guesses regarding the Government
| crop report were excessively bearish.
The market closed unsettled at " to ga
cents net lower. with May at $1.3SA to
s1.ssta and July at st.13A to s1.13n
Corn finished unchanged to " cent
higher; oats up " cent and u cent to
q cent and VI cent. and provisions
varying from Is cents decline to "a
cents advance.
1t wes generally. expected that the
Government estimate of the winter
wheat yield for 1921 would be about
SAC. 900, 900 bushels, whereas the official
figures. which were NOD available until
after the market had closed, put &c.,
PSI, 900 bushels as the probable total OF
the harvest. Contrary to a prevailing
opinion beforehand, the Government re-
port appeared to have taken into ac-
count the recent crop damage develop
ments In the Southwest. Bullish field
advices to-day from the Southwest made
the market average higher during the
firsh half OF the session. but subse-
quently holders lost confidence, espe-
cially when, In the face of light receipts,
cash premiums were lowered cent to
Q cents. There was also talk of ex-
porters reselling, and a decrease in the
visible supply turned out to be less than
had been looked for.
Corn and oats were relatively firm.
owing more or less to 100000 bushels
reduction In the visible supply of corn
in the last fortnight.
Provisions averaged a little lower in
the absence OF any special demand.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY


The following petitions IN bankruptcv we're
filed Monday In the United states District
A. p. LUTEs. INC, ,--Tnvoluntary petition
against a. p. Iutos. Inc. III West Four
tesnth street, on behalf OF three creditors.
Liabilities are given az $4,000 and assets
saed sra MaSrs essG'0rs os aha saas
George G.. Moore a Co, 1921: ~ Turner,
$500. Leon Dashew Is attorney for the Pc
WILLIAM J. Madden a CO. MOAN
Involuntary petition against William =.
Madden Co, Inc. popcorn aud candy,
g' Hgsson % - ST. s Tso ess s' ase unssoareS sSe
claims and s3.a0 taxos ana debts due
Unittd states aud assets ~ $3.50, ~
which sl,2go Z stock ~, n @ irsae' s.'sOV ma, inS,
accounts and 81 900 vehicles. Louis Lefnpol
u attorney for the bankrupt
ARTHUR LIE ROY BuRRAs-V voluntary pc
t0tion by Arthur lie Roy Burtay, salesman
for Henri Bendel, Inc. living at Whitestonc.
L. T., place of business 10 West fifty.sey-
enth street. who places his liabilities at
1880, all unsecured elaine, ana no assets.
Samuel Cherkos Is attorney Tor the bank
rupt.
CoNsTANT1N ENTHUSIASTICALLY peti-
tion by Constantin kostison, 20s East FIJI
ty-nInth street, who places his liabilities AT
ssTn. all unsecured claims, and % assets
Samuel j. Siegel Is attorney foe the bank
WILLIAM ROME : Involuntary petition
against william Rome. manufacturer
furs and skins. 90 East ninth street.
on behalf of two creditorF Llahillsles are
given as sis 600 and assets as 5000. Pc
titionlng creditors and amounta claimed
are: II. Freedman. x2s3, II. Saslaw, $Sil
Silver a MoskosrIer are attorneys Tor the
petitioners.
SAMUEL RoTHENBERc;-S Srvoluntary petI.
tion agaiNss Samuel RothenberE, gents
Furnishings and notions. i3o East Eighty
sixth street, on behalf of three creditors.
The petitionine creditors ara amounts
claimed are: Charles Keller $500 Hyman
Rothcnberg, $500; Saeharis Fialkofi. $500
Benjamin p. Grelier IL attorney Tor the
petitioners.
TfDEwATEE COAL ExCHANGE-Involun.
tary petition against the Tidewhter Coal
Exchange, an association for controlling
and eSpeditlnF coal shipmsnta, Grand Ceu-
tral Palace. on behalf OF -four creditors.
Petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are. w VI. Bradford a Co, Inc, s4I,pV4
Emmons Coal Mining Company. tsia55i
Majestic Coal Company, S2.56ei weston.
DodFon Co, Inc. S120ais. TIC aNeFed
bankrupt Is accused IN the petition OK 1aN-
Ing transferred or conveyed more t4al
1900 600 OF its accounts 70 GIBBS T. baFei
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
NOTICE
NOTICE
hereby given that the following securines
80. or Nav a and

NOTRCE
Is hereby given that the following securities
were stolen on or between May and y:
STOCKS: -.
Amer smel.ing Ref; Cert. A35al4. 70
pref: Central Leather: Cert. 2Sl16. 10 pref:
II. S. steel: Cert. C4273i9. 20 pref, cert
G16o6gs 100 com: Steel Tubes Cert.
0lTeO, so pref: Il. 8. Rubber: Certs. 35fIe.
35iso. 3sf2o. 1921. each 100 com. Cert
A9fisT 1J com; Union Carbide carbon:
Certs Al4S62- 1896, A31s2-37S9. Aio953, eoch
100 com. Cert. s54i. II com, Cert 4o42 u
COM. Cert. 1873. Ts com.
BONDS AND NOTES: (not registercdt
Amer. Tobacco: ten $1,000 10 Serial Cod
Notes Nos r 1874. 1878. 2iI56. 2ivhT,
2i75s, e24as. 23ais, 23eig. a30Jo. "a .47s: Chile
Copper: five gfg00 6as Collateral Trust Con-
veftibie Gold Bonds. Series A.. Nos. Ml45iS-
145I7: L.ggett & Myers Tobacco: ten $1,000
Swear ees Gold Notes due Dec. 1. 1921, Nos.
s7o2-31os 5osi. so82. i202J-l2021 Merchants
Power Company (Memphlsl four $1,000 first
mortgage Is Gold Bonds Nos is5-4S1, 81
Ogden Gas Co. CChicago): eighteen $1,000
first mortgage So Gold Bonds Nos sos.
ff55-fi5I, lIB4. 2o3a- 204i. 2ot3. 32so, 9243-
3245. 8Tss. 37s9, $500. 1851. 4264; Y. 8. Rub
ber; five $1,000 1so Secured Gold Notes due
Deo l. 1928, Nos. 32jS-32G2: South Michigan
Teisphone: four 800 first mortgage ees
Bonds Nos 344-347 Memphis Con. G. y u.
Co. ten $1,000 Con. & Ref. 5ss Cold Bonds
Nos. 72e5-7304 Fifth Liberty Loan. Li2o5Sds.
Information with regard 20 foregoinx
should be communicated TO ASHLEY Il.
COLE, Attorney, so East 42nd Street. New
York City. Telephone. Murray Hill ssoO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
COTTON MARKET
MOVES NARROWLY
Trading Is Largely Repetition
Of Sessions of Preceding
Ten Days.

Cotton market movements continued
yesterday to be extremely narrow. and
the market was very largely repetition
OF the sessions OF the preceding ten days
At all times IL was an empty anair ana
outside speculative or trade Interest was
about nil. Scattered local seiiing
brought about q reaction OF minor pro-
portion after an opening gain OF point
to points, but there was never sumcient
pressure to cause q decline OF more than
10 points or so. Final bids were 2
poinys net higher on May, but on to s
points on other options. Local spot was
unchanged at 1895 cents. Bulls placed
considerable stress on more optimistic
news from domestic and foreign cotton
goods centres. Weather conditions were
more favorable, but the official map was
featureless. 1t was cloudy and unsettled
over much Of the belt. precipitation
was insignificant except for fall OF 2.SS
inches at Palestine. Temperatures were
so to IA degrees.
Pressure increased Immediately fol-
lowing the opening. Wall Street and
room traders bought while New Orleans
and Southern wire houses sold The
Liverpool market was nat anair
Cables were about as due, the close in
the English market being "a. to 3D.
net lower. Spot business abroad was
quiet, sales amounting to only 5000
bales. Part OF the local pressure was at
tributed to the stock markets reaction
ary tendency.
Occasionally there were furries of
selling, mostly Of a local character,
which was the case late In tho session,
but at the low market showed a drop
of only to 10 points. May hold up
we'll. rejecting covering on the part Of
Wall street shorts. The National Gin
ners' Association estimate placing the
April consumption at 422,000 bales
against 437.?33 bales in March was not
a factor.
Rarue of nrices. SAtur-
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The annual edition Of the booklet entitled
Legally Authorized Investments for Saw
ings Banks and Trust Funds in the State Of
New York." published by Refnick, Hodges a
Co. Is ready for dls,rihution II includcs
q llst OF securities eligible for purchases Nv
savings banks and trust funds IN this State
and other information along similar lines
The National Rank OF South Africa he's ir.
sued booklet anslvying income tax systems,
stamp duties, weights. measures and coinage
OF eighty. nine countries and territories.
Gilchrist. Bliss & Co, members or the New
York stock Exchange. have opened an up-
town branch In the canadian Pacific Build.
ing. Howard W. BltnbHgfn Il manager OF Il.
The Bankers Trust Company has been ap-
pointed transfer agent for the Chesenrougii
Building Company's capital stock.
Mcguire Rurleigh have moved to larger
quarters IN is3 broadway
~. q. Einstein Go. have moved 10 larger
quarters In ~ broadway.
The Central Union Trust Company ~ New
York has been appointed trustee OF 10000. .oOo
OF fifteen year per cent. sinking fund con
yertihle rold bonds, dated May T. 1921 and
due on MAY 4. 1895. OF the Mexican Petroleum
Company. Limited.
TRUST company of New York IL prepared
90 exchange standard OF Company Of New
York temporary per cent. serial gold Dc
bcntures FOR defin'tive debentufes.
Ro/pho Bolls. representative Of the
Bauro di Roma IN America. has received
word that the bank Is sending a representa-
tive g South Anerica witn The view o.
continent Its fret South American office
probably Will be In RIO de Janeiro.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that on ard
after tho iitn day of May, 1921. new coupon
sheets containing coupons numbered 2. 70
40 inclusive win be issued 70 the holders %
share Warrants to Bearer ia this Company.
share Warrants saould be surrmd dsred ~
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, is0 Broadway,
New York City. where tho above Coupon
sheets VIII be attached and said share War
rants with Coupon sheets - attached. re-
turned 20 the dspositof.
Dated New YORK. MAG 9th. 1921.
fiy order OF tho Directors.
a. n HEWITT, secretary
80 Queen Anne's Gate. London. s. W 4.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE CoSsOIIDATIoN COAL co.
First aud Eefunding Mortgage 5ve bonosv
nue December L. 1859.
SINKING fuNp NoTlcE. :,

NINkINtf FUND NVfI'E-
Notice Il hereby given, az provided IN
Section 9 Of Article VI. OF The Indenture
dated December T. 1910, securing the above
bonds, that offers win b0 received until ~
O'Clock A. NJ. Wednesday. May 2lth, 1871 !.
az the office OF the undersigned. 40 Broad
way, New York City. for the sale 70 Z on
June i, 1921. a. not exceeding lo1H% OK
par, OF bonds OF this Issue IN such amount
as viii erhauyt tho sum OK EiRhty-tnree
Thousand Fifty-fivc Dollars and seventy
cents (sSa ,015 10l
offers should be addressed 10 the TRUST
DEPARTMENT and prices quoted fat with
out INTEREST,". Interest due June j.. 1921.
should be collected IN The usual manner Inc
tight is reserved - relcct any and all offers
III whole or n part
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK. Trustee.
By CHARLES u. SABfS. President
Dated New York, May 3. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
office 0s she Treasurer.
IallanI.....l. sn Mar q InA1

Vfflre 0f TUF TftnFNrNF
Pittsburgh. Pa. May 2. tas1.
First General Mortgage -Four Per Cent.
Bonds OF this Company 20 an aggregats COST
of Forty-siv Thousand SiN Hundred Dollars
(s4G 6oo) wilt be purchased for the Sinking
Fund on wednesday, June I. 1921. from tNs
lowest BIDDERS NJ a price not to exceed par
ana Interest. Sealed proposals TO sell bonds
must bc iu the hands OF the Farmers Loan
4 Tris, Company, New York City. before
close of business, three o'clock L. N On
Tuesday May -. 1921, and bonds accepted
,nust be- delivered on June LIST or security
furnished that day. n required. that delivery
will be made within ten days.
r. II. q. MckNIGHT. Treasufen
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

OF the groups making up the index
number only two--metals and naval
stores-advanced in April Those most
prominent In the decline were bread
stuffs live stock, provisions and gro
oeries and fruits. They fell a.s per cent.
or thirty-nine food products in the four
food groups twenty-six declined, five
advanced and eight remained unchanged
Compared with May Of last year only
seven commodities OF 100 are higher,
ninety-three are lower and six are un-
changed.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
APRIL PRICE FALL OF
4.8 PER CENT. SHOWN
Wholesale Food Products
Lead in Decline.

Wholesale prices declined As per cent.
during April, as measured by Brad
streets index number. From the maxi
mum point reported In this record.
reached In February, 1920. the decline
at the end Of last month had amounted
to 4s.l per cent. Compared with Angus
1. 1914. however, the wholesale quota
tions OF thirteen groups Of commodities
comprised in the index number show an
increase of 24.2 per cent. The course of
the index number by months since the
peak OF February Of last year is shown
In this table:
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Automobile
Man Wanted

70 become president and assist e. feosrsat-
-aton OF established company manusaesur-
ins what II acknowiedged q be The fnest
popular priced light truck ~ America In
yestmenl optional but prestige and ee-
auaintance more desirable An opportunity
f0t the F.rht party ~ become Identified
wrh n proposition that ear na developed
into nplendid business. Address A T4s
Herald, $50 Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR SHOES, OFFICERS. or
flee of the Commanding officer. phila
Quartermastet Intermediate Depot. phiia
ia Sealed proposals. N tripieate, vil ~
,ats furnishing all ga ANY part OF 20 .ccn prs
shoes. Officers. Information on request.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
TORONTO STOCKS.

spsc-Gl Despatch 70 THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
TORONTO. May s.-Following is sum
mary OF transactions in the Toronto
Stock Exchange for the week ending
May Z:
WEEKS TRANSACTIONS
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. May 9.-The cotton mar
ket closed to-day steady at a net advance
OF 2 to points. Closing bids. May. 1890. !;
July 1880. October, 13.31c.; December,
1860; January. 1885,
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston quiet, unchanged at 12.1Oc,; sales
ASP bales. New Orleans steady. unchanged
a. 1880: sales TAI. Mobile nominal at
II .25c.; sales NIL. Savannah steady, l. points
lower at 12.13c.; eales 424 bales. Norfolk
quiet. unchanged at II. 75c.: sales $40 Az, no
Eusta steady, unchanged at 1l.63c.; sales 30
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged At Il SOC; ;
sales ESQ bales. Houston steady. unchanged
at 12c: sales 2.0S8 bales. Little Rock quiet.
% points higher at .25c: sales 3sI bales
Dallas steady, unchanged at 11.45c.; sales
2,5i7 bales Montgomery firm. unchanged at
lIc.; sales 50 bales. Fort Worth steady. I'M
changed at 11.40: sales SS8 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton dull at points decline; mid
ding, 1900. Sales 5000. American 1000.
Imports 5000, none American. Futures
opened quiet, unchanged at POINTS lower; !;
closed quiet. ct 2 70 9 points Feline May.
Der. S.67d. January. seed. Manchester:
Yarns quiet but steady; cloths quiet and un-
nt,a
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Naval Orders

Special Despatch 10 THn New YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., May 0.
These navnl orders have been made public !:
Capt. u. B. Bierer. TO command u. $. 8.
Florida: Lieut.. T. J. Burke Chaplain Corps,
to ". S. s. Idaho: Lieut.. Q. H. Hustled, to
u. s. S. Arkansas Lieut.. NJ. NJ. Leonard.
Chaplain Corps, to Navy Yard, Boston .
Lieut.. w. a. Mcguire. Chaplain Corps, to
q. $. Rentz, Chaplain Corps. TO Y. :. :.
Florida Lieut.. j. A. Topper, 70 y. 3. q.
Solace.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

Special Despatch TO TuH NEW York HERALD.
MONTREAL, May "a summary OF trans
actions on the Montreal Stock Exchange for
the week ended on May follows:
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
s.asocrd Air Line Railway Company.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Notice II Hereby Given that the annual
nneetinR OF the stockholders OF the seaboard
Air line Railyvny Company win be held at
the principal office OF the Company, North
Market street. In the City OF Petersburg,
Virginia AZ twelve o'clock noon, stends rd
time. on tho i2th day Of May. 1921, Tor tho
purpose at said meeting, or any adjourn
rnept or adjournments thereof. Of rlcctins a
board OF directors: OF considering and acting
upon changes In or amendments TO the pres.
ent bylaws or adoption of new bylaws. ara
FOR the transaction Of any and all other bus
ire~s that may come before the meeting, In.
Guiding considering and voting upon the ap-
provai and ratification OF all contracts, acts
and proceedings OF the board OF directors,
executive committee and officers since the
last annual meeting Of stockholders.
IN accordance with the provisions Of tho
hy-iaws. the close Of business on the 18th
day of Aprii. 1921 has been fixed as the time
FOR determining stockholders % record entl.
tied 10 vote q Taid meeting.
nv order NJ the Executive COMMITTEE
ROBERT l.. MUTT, Secretary.
Aprll 5, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
MONTREAL MINING STOCKS.
EXCHANGE HOLIDAY

LIVERPOOL. May s.--Thy Cotton Ex-
change here win not be opxn on May 1s
and 20. whitsuntlde holidays.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

rr-T your situasIon wanted Az. ri Sundpv's
Herald and have loi of answers shrlt
nrv' weci, -4Adr
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

WHEAT-No. 2 red WAS quoted at II SO /;
No. 2 hard. $f.6S; No. Manitoba, $1.T2; No.
2 mixed. durum. $1.55. c. l. T., track. N. y,
TO arrive.
CORN-No. yellow and No. white were
quoted at s2ssc: No. mixed. sl7sc., C. I. T.,
New York 10 days shipment.
OATS-No. ! white quoted at roc. :.
No. white. 4swdJoc. No. white. 41irn4sc. :;
No. 4 white. 4jifT46c.: fancy clipped white.
63d53hc. ordinary clipped white, ssQ52c.'
all elevator.
RYE-No. 2 Western, s1.o3, {. o. b.. and
S1.4a c. I. T.. New York.
BARLEY-Feeding, e71172c.; mailing. 7s0
sic. c. 1. T.. New York.
BUCKwHEAT-Sound milling. $3.50 noni-
nal 100 lbs.
No. 3, 81 1HDf. ~: shipping, 4ff110.
STR AyY-Nn i rye SQ142o a I'm
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
REDEMPTION NOTICE

rs the numbers OF the 90 bonds. issued under
the trust deed OF tho Chicago Western
Indiana Railroad Company. dated December
1st, 1882. to be redeemed. by the operation o.
the Sinking Fund on June Ist next, AZ the
office OF Messrs. J. =. Morgan Co. New
York. at lO5 and accrued interest TO that date.
Registered bonds should be accompanied by a
power OF attorney transferring them 70 bearer.
The following are the numbers OF bonda
previously drawn for redemption but not yes
presented for payment: -
797O 843f i2a33 1898 lA0Ae
HERBERT l.. SATTERLEE.
Surviving Trustee.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
FLOUR.
New York,
DIVIDENDS.

Stock or
Record PayabI
Cold and Stock Telegraph.
a, $3.50 June 30 July /
Int Cotton Mills, q. soc. 80. May "a June I
Int. Cotton Mills. pf. q. 81 rs. May A June.
McCrory stores, stk. t%. June 1 June IL
Norfolk Ry Light, sa. T5e May IL June I
stand. OIL OF Indiana. q. 81. May fs June 10
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.

Flour. wheat. Corn.
Yesterday ..... $4,000 o.e0s 600 -.
Last week ..... 63 900 a,soO.Oo0 5S3 900
Last year .... l2.o00 $500 -.
FLOUR.
New York
Spring patents. ss5oae.o0: spring elears.
SO 5OnT.5O. winter straights. s.gT.50. Kan
sas straights, IS s.25ns.75. Rye flour steady
fair to good, ss.50dS.Io; choice TO fancy,
IS s.s0dio.0o. White corn flour quiet: siS5g
400 per 100 lbs.
Minneapolis.
Flour unchanged. shipments ~. .s4s barrels
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
MONTREAL STOCKS.

'Less than 81. 900 lots.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
AnsIo-American Oil Company, Ltd

r. II. n. MCKNIGHT. Trcasutsn
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THE PIrTsBuRGH, yorSGsrowN q
ASHrABuIA RAILWAY COMPANY.

By CIIARLEs II. sABTN. President
Dated New York, May 3. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-02
sDemi- Virgin Proves Too
Spicy for Pittsburgh
Special Dispatch to The T7ibune

PITTSBURGH. Oct IA. H. Woods's
new farce, "Thc Demi-Virgin," by
Averv Hopwood, which opened here at
The Pitt Theatcr last Monday, was
closed to-day on an order issued by
Director Of Public Safety Aiderdice,
tie house remaining dark both after
noon and evening.
Mr.. Alderdicc saw the production
esrly in the week, and told the man
agement that the Pittsburgh engage
ment of the piece would be discontin-
ned unless certain features Of the play
that were considered objectionable
we're eliminated. No change, however,
vas made in the play, and the closing
order was issued just before the time
for the matinee The house had been
sold cut for the two final performances
A recent crusade has been launched
against suggestive theatrical perform
ances, and it was said that other pro
ouctions considered Objectionable would
ps forced to close Immediately after
rpening here. The "Deni-Virgin" com
pzny and the author will return to
New York tomorrow to prepare the
play for its New York premiere.