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Mr.. 18TH 4 MONROE sTs.-s rooms and !
baths; d. ". h.; $1,000.
Moore & Hill. woodward Building.
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ADAMS MILL RD-A dn. home: 10 rooms
Fnd baths: $1,000.
Moore & Hill. Woodward Building
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WASH. HEIGHTS-iO rooms and bath; a.
m. g.: 2-cSr gar; immed. pose; fl5.0oo-
McKeever G0ss. 1905 ! Of. ~.
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COLUMBIA RID. M. 18TH ST.-lO rooms
and bath: $50 oOO.
Moore & Hill. Woodward BuIldinF
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BELMONT ST, JUST WEST 18TH sT.-I3
rooms and . baths; SO OOn.
Moore a Hill. Woodward Building.
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IRVING sT., Mr.. 18TH sT.-A. m. 4;
rooms and bath; fll.OOo.
Moore a Hill. woodward Building.
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CRTTTESDRN ST. NR 18th ST. S rooms
and hath; ami; Price. S12.UOO. n. L.
RUST. 9l2 18th st
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y COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Han "a. l4th st. /:
robins and bath: q. N. e.; Sil.75o.
NcKeever a Goss l405 ] ct. nv.
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ONE OF THE FINEST apis. IN town; rents
$1,000 year. $3.50. 600
Moore a HilI Woodward Building.
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Mr.. 18TH ST. & COLI MBIA RID. = Pre-
proof bldg; well rented: $50 OOO
Moore a HIIl. Woodward Building
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WASH. HEIGHTs-Tspestry brk. sOuse; q.
m. L.: room for gar; Si35o0.
McKeeveF A I,osE eos I 1T NV
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BILTNORE ST. Mr.. 18TH sT.-lO rooms
and baths: rent $50 mo ST.. $40.
Moore a Hill. Woodward Building.
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KlLBoURNE ST, NR. Mt. PLEASANT ST.
10 rooms and baths: o. m e.. fl2JOO.
Moore A. Hin. Woodward Binding.
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HoLAEAD PL. NR. MONROE y. W. .fan-
lily apartment. rooms and bath each
Price. Sl5.OIO X. L. RUST. sI2 ISth st.
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ITTH ST PARK RD.-IO rooms and .
baths: a. m. T.: Sis00O.
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18TH ST AT COLUMBIA RD. - 10 rooms
I and = batHs. SO 40.
Moore 4 Hill Woodward BuiIdinf.
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Mt. PLEASANT ST.. NR. IRvING-s rms
And b: furn. heat; elec.; $500. j. d.
Gannan. Dist. Nat. Bank BldE.
lTTH ST. q COL. RD.-IO rms and b; ..
m. T.: xI5, 900. J. d. GsrmHn. Dist. Nat
Bank Bldg.
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QUINCY 81, tl2O00.
8 rms. b.. Anil. nr. 18th.
y. L. sansbury & Co. T2l 18th St N. 5eo4.
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CHEVY CHAsE-s rooms and bath q. N. l. ;
| brick; S1l,TJ0.
McKeerer & Goss, 1905 I st. nv.
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CHEVY CHAsE-semi- -det.; brk.; 0 rooms
and 2 baths; .. m. l.; SIT 500.
McKeeyer Goss, 1905 I St NV
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10TH ST. IS. 20

SPRING RID, 50 500.
rms, b.. ami. mr. 18th.
\. L. ssnsbury Co., 72I 18th Ut. n. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Upturn i'm Cotton
On Crop Reports
After Early Quiet
Southern Buying Attributed
to Unfavorable Weather
Follows Dull Opening;
Covering ON Late Rally

| The cotton market showed little
activity or feature yesterday until
after midday, when an upturn com
menced which eliminated in sharp
advance near the close, sending Oc-
tober up to 12.90c, December to is csc
and January to 1920, or practically
20 to 80 points above the low levels
reached in the first hour and z to 81
points over the previous close, the
market leaving off steady at prac-
tically best figures of the day.
New Orleans buying on a rather liberal
scale, which was attributed by tho trade
here to an accumulation of unfavorablc
crop advices from the belt, was chiefly
responsible for the late upturn which pro-
noted good deal of covering among
short because of the fact that the market
gave SO little heed to the earlier bull
news.
This included the lowered English bank
rate, moderate trade buying, further show
cry weather in the belt. and a much bet
ter textile position, Including reports that
have been closed down for q number of
weeks contemplated reopening.
Possibly the two most bullish influences
in the market at the present time are the
boil weevil reports and the encouraging
increase of activity In textile circles both
here and at New England points The
market has been in rut for some time
with an almost entire absence of outside
speculative Interest partly due to the fact
that the public is DESTROYS of finding out
what will be the effect upon sentiment of
the new movement which has lust begun.
but Will not become very general under
thirty or sixty days from now. Commits
sion houses have been anticipating a bull
move based on the weevil situation and
the Improvement in cotton goods as we'll
as more hopeful feeling in regard to
European conditions, but for the reason
mentioned 1t has been difficult to attract
enough outside interest on the bull side
to absorb the hedge selling which has been
part of every days business this week,
although not on a very broad scale as yet.
The efforts being made to finance the crop
and relieve the Southern farmers burden
to some extent at least led one OF the
large local spot men to observe yesterday
that in his opinion there would be no dis
tressed cotton forced the market the
coming season, as the South would have
all the money necessary to finance its
staple.
Tho local market for spot cotton was
steady and is points higher at 1850 for
middling. No sales were reported
The range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Strength Develops
I'm Wheat Trading
On Export Outlook
Reports of Cermany's Get
ting Credit i'm England for
Grain Cause Rally After
Drop; Corn Rules Easy

CHICAGO, July 81. Wheat de-
veloped some strength to-day, largely
because of reports that Germany had
obtained credit in Great Britain to buy
breadstuffs. The market closed firm
at the same as yesterdays finish
to Mc higher, with September s1.26A
to $1.261a and December $t29M to
$1.29h. Corn closed Bc Off to nc
at ssc up, and oats gained nc to 1ac.
In provisions the outcome ranged from
12%c decline to rise of 2lhc.
Strength In the wheat market showed
itself almost exclusively during tho final
half hour OF the sesson, after word had
boen circulated that British bankers had
made a SIS. 900 loan to Germany to be
used In tho main for the purchase OF
wheat Bulish sentiment was also stimu-
lated by famine news from Russia and by
advlces that the Western Canadian crop
OF last year. Until tho bulge in prices at
tho last. however, hears from growers In
the Southwest appeared to be limited only
by ability to get cars. good deal was
made too, of predictions that receipts
would continue liberal and of the need OF
track deliveries here owing to congested
storage facilities ana the elevator en-
ployees strike
Excellent crop prospects tended to ease
the corn market Oats were relatively
firm as result of disappointing yields.
Higher quotations on hogs partly coun-
depressing effect of a break In lard prices
at Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Ratio of Reserve
Banks Advances to
Highest i'm History
Improvement Brought About
by Increase i'm Gold and
Reduction i'm Borrowings
of Member Institutions

The ratio of total reserves to com
bined deposit and Federal Reserve
note liabilities of the country's twelve
Reserve banks at the close of business
on July 20 was the highest since the
establishment of the present banking
system. 1t stood at 625 per cent, COM
pared with 6i.6 per cent the preceding
week and 44.4 per cent for the cor
responding week a year ago. The inn
provement was also reflected in jump
to 80.6 per cent of the ratio of gold
reserves to Federal Reserve notes in
circulation, after setting aside 35 per
cent against deposit liabilities. A.
week ago this percentage was 1873 per
cent and year ago 49.5 per cent.
Last weeks improvement was brought
about both by an increase in gold re-
serves and reduction in the borrow
ings of the member banks. The in
crease in gold reserves amounted to
$15,554,000, bringing the total UP to
$2,508 ,298 900: Bills discounted at the
end of the week stood at $1,710,056, 900,
decrease Of $19,O59,o 900. The largest
decline was in loans secured by U. S.
government obligations, the decrease
in that item amounting to $9,005,000.
There was also a striking improve
ment in the reserve position of the
New York Reserve Bank, the ratio at
the close of the week being 70 per
cent, compared with 68.7 per cent the
previous week and 40.2 per cent year
ago. On only one occasion before,
June 90, has the local banks ratio of
total reserves to deposit and Federal
Reserve note liabilities stood at such
a high figure. The present high ratio,
in the opinion of bankers, is sufficient
proof that Wednesdays reduction in
the rediscount rate to 51k per cent was
amply justified.
Total gold reserves Of the local Re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22

serve institution last week i,u
$S43 ,557 ,073, contrasSed NTH ss sgas b
ooo the week before and s4ss, sls e
year ago. This increase w.
atined despite a decline Of mors - Z, AZ
$2o,ooo;Oo0 in gold deposited with 'a =
Federal Reserve agent. "ia ths
There was decrease Of s4ees ma
the borrowings of the member sI bsv, n
that item now standing at s4as ,s sss Is,
There was slight increase in h, ox,,s''z
jngs on commercial paper, but b s.Ioss
ings on government obliyat,ons row.
clined approximately $1,000. 000 900, ~ o. !.
the decrease in the Reserve p Wis
acceptance holdings amounted to D an
ly s2,000,000. :" ness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Prices Irregular
I'm Quiet Trading
On Curb Market
Oils Generally Easier as
Interest Subsidies; Fluc-
tuations Show No Definite
Trend; Bonds Steadier

Prices moved irregularly most Of
the day on the curb market yesterday,
with setbacks and rccoveries common
in the OF. list AS a rule the oils
were easier, interest subsiding in this
group. Bonds continued quiet, but the
tone was steady.
Cities Service common sagged per-
ceptibly in late trading and lost 3
points at 115 after lowering around
1T earlier. The bankers shares were
easier, and international Petroleum,
Maracaibo and Carib Syndicate
dropped.
Durant Motors was again active and
scored fractional gain. Glen Alden
Coal developed strength on the ac-
ceptance of the D., l.. & w. segrega-
ton plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Bank of England Rate
Reduced to 81 Pc
Change Expected to Relea,.
More Funds for Commercial l'
Purposes i'm Britain

From The Trsbune's European Bu-,,,
Copyright. 1921. New York Tribunals.
LONDON, July 2l.-The second :.
duction in discount rates by the p.,.
Of England in month was annou,,.,
to-day, when the rate was put a. su
per cent. Five weeks ago it was a -,
cent.
With lower rates for savings h,,t.
interest and interest on Treasure L;lI.
automatically decreased corresro oai'
ingly, the way is opened for III s'. :.
lease Of funds for commercial ~,
poses and will provide the means pS :,
saving the government cons;dsr,h l.
sums on about $4,000 ,000,000 outstsrS
ing treasury bills. The action should
help the sale of the new treasury hors
issue, which was offered to the puN;.
a few days ago, subscriptions to whi.s
have so far proved disappointing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Gulf States Steel Report

Net operating income Of the Gulf
Steel Company for the quarter ended
June 80 was s34,396, and after deduc-
tons for taxes, depreciation and other
charges, there was deficit of $53,853.
bor the first quarter of this year the
deflcit was $102,917, according to a
statement issued yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receipts were 1924 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. lb., 42h @
43o: extras. 90 score. Az @42c; flrsts,
81 II @41c; seconds. 34@s7c; lower grades,
81 a 3c; unsalted, higher than extras 44h
@A5c; extras. 4s@44c; first 1914 @42lbc;
seconds, 34h case; state dairy tubs. fin
est. 40la @41c; good to prime, 3s @ 4oc :;
common to fair, 81 @37c; ladies. current
make, frsts. 3oia @321o; seconds. Csc
lower grades 26@27c; packing stock. cur
rent make. No. /, csc: No. 2. 27c; lower
grades. 24@26hc.
~ Cheesc.-Receipts were 1884 boxes. New
York State. flats. specials, h., 81 OIL y C !;
average run. 2o@20Ac; state twins, spe-
Gals II OIL &c; average run, 10000 &C;
Wisconsin, double Daisies fancy. 81 @ 81 "a C !,
single Daisies, fancy, 211 922c; Young
Americas. 22@23c; state skins. s014ho.
Eggs--Receipts were 1888 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, Dozen 10000: extra
frsts. @37c; flrsts, 81 034o; seconds and
dirties, regular packed. No. i, 2s ORC No.
choice, dry, 22@24o; refrigerator eggs.
charges paid to expiring dates special
marks. fancy, 351a @36c: hrsts. $40 SIC
seconds, 29@32c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hennery whites, extras. so
@b2c; extra frsts. 46 @49c; firsts, Ala 45c;
4sc: under grades, $4,000; Pacific Coast,
white. extras, 5o@52c; extra firsts, 46 @ 49c !;
firsts, 42@45c; under grades. 38 % 40c; other
Western and Southern gathered whites. 80
"a 44c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western, hennery browns. extras. 41@ 43c !;
extras, sS@S9c: f1rsts to extra frsts. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
TH0s:H.C,1!:!.WLEY!& :!:.C1
Stocks and Bonds
lis Broadway New York :,
Telephone Rector $50
Chile TO Buy Coal

conformation has been received by
che rgentine-American Chamber Of
Commerce here that the Gillian State
Railways will open bids on August %
for $4,000 tons of coal, deliveries to
sbe extended over period of one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
The range Of prices:
esday'e

Southern Spet Markets -. Galveston
steady. 10 points higher at 12.20c; sales,
SIS bales New Orleans steady, unchanged
at n.75c; sales. 1857 bales Mobile
steady, 10 points higher at 108sc; sales.
81 bales. Savannah steady, unchanged at
11.60c; sales 62 bales Norfolk steady,
unchanged at 11.5oc: sales nil. Augusta
steady, unchanged at 11.63c; sales, 1S9
bales Memphis steady, unchanged at
lie; sales 1860 bales. Houston steady.
10 points higher at 12c; sales, s56 bales.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at 1075c;
Sales 2ob bales. Dallas steady 15 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Financial Items

Clarence D. Imam, formerly with
Gaewel & Co. is now associated with
HqrtshoTne a Battelle as office manager.
o5ard of directors of the BROOKLYN Ed,snn
company. succeeding Franklin W. Slater.
no resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
London Metal Market

LONDON, July 81. - Standard cop
per, spot S7O los; futures 970. Elec-
trolytic, spot ETA los; futures cts los.
Tin, spot G161 Is Cd; futures e163 Is
Cd. Lead, spot ga Is Cd; futures s23
Us cd. Zinc, spot e25 los; futures
S26 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22

The proportion Of the Banks re-
serve to liability is 11.49 per cent;
last week it was 1920 per cent. Rate
of discount, 51a per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Bank of France Statem.n,

PARIS, July 21.-The weekly at,,.
ment Of the Bank Of France shows II,
following changes (in francs):
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Cotton Statistics

Cotton Statistics
Yes Last Last
terday. Week Year
Port receipts ;, 1872 1858 1920
Exports ..... 1880 1922 5000
Exports season .5410.755 s. 900, 100 6291, sic
N. Y. stocks... ,232 157,413 30,095
Port stocks ,444.7 05 1,405, 23t 825,31S
Inter receipts. 1000 1900 2,700
Inter shipments 1000 $4,000 $500
N. Y. arrivals. II 81 2,122
Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton quiet. at
8 points decline; middling 5000. Sales
5000 bales; American, 5000. Imports,
1000; none American. Futures opened
quiet. at to 6 points decline. Closed
firm. at net advance of Z points to a
decline of / point. July, Sad; October
S.6sd; December. s.77d; January. s.79d ;
March, s:s6d; May, sold. Manchester:
Yarns quiet, but steady cloths quiet.
Cottonseed Oil
There was only quiet trade in the
market for cottonseed oil and prices we're
easier. closing with net losses of 4 to 10
points.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Satisfied Judgments
ew York County


The first name Is that of the debtor tn.
second is that of the creditor and ds4e
when Judgment was fled: o"'e
Moore Harvey P--L. G. Ericsson
r. Co, Inc; May IL, 1921 .- s3sss5
Curran, Peter-state Industrial
r. commission; July g. 1917. 2o4.47
1uerln Byram C.-E: P. Howard
kimmelstiel, Samuel A-City OF
=. New York; June 30, 1921 ss5.2a
Maori, Margaret, and Louis Alter
:, isi-People. etc; sept 3, 1920. boo M
hngei' samuel-R. Petras; June
Reli,,na as1l -, .-;...... 10000
Ah cost s July 5. 1921 ;.....:.. 2.72o.s1
Corp. and John j. de Boves
Overland Trading Co, Inc.
June 81. 1921. ....... as2s7e
Christopher. Frederick D., and
Wilbur L. Lockwood-W. +.
c,o Eie Imam January "a. 1921 80. 1.o2s.ss
COX, !acob-New Amsterdam Cas-
ualty Co; March 30. 1921
WY Nyaea ttsa 80, 100000
March 30, 1s16.,....... 1xoesa a.
In Bronx County
Indiana Flooring Col w.
- Bishop Co; May "a. 1921. 1884
Norman Home Builders. Inc.
Benjamin Josephson, Lena Gold
ualty Co.--N, Ambrosio; June
80. 1921. ............ 1s1sse
Spielberger. Morris and sigmund--
p. Krupp; May H. 1921 1870
Wieser Harry. Goldsmith; May
"a Is, 1874; .....t.s.. 49,. I.so7.so
Goodman; March is. lsI5...... t5.71
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Livestock. Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year Ago.
Live beef. fair to
prime. 100 lbs. $500 9.25 s13.25D160o
D d beef,
sides, lb. ..... .10h q .18 loo 25
Live veals COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ...... sooW1a.oo 1eooQ2o.oo
D se d veal,
city. lb........ lilo 81 .27@ 80
Live ewes, 100
lbs ........ 1000 S.25 $500 900
Dressed mutton.
city, lb..... .09@.12h lao 20
Live lambs fair
to prime 100
lbs. ........... s.oo@1s25 1b.oo@17oo
Dressed lambs,
:, city. ID; &C.,. .ls@ ~ .27@ .ss
Hogs. 100 lbs. 1o.bo@1l,6o 1e.5o@175o
D res e hogs.
bacon, ID 800. ,18N m16X 23nm 23M
Pork. Dbl. ...,... 246OD2600 34006350 90
Mess beef. Dbl. 12.00QD1400 1900 10 90
Lard, NJ d die
West 100 lbs. 12.oo@12.7o 1eso@1s.4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22

higher at 10000; sales 1897 bales. Mont
gomery firm. unchanged at 10.SSc; sales.
.lo2 bales. Fort Worth steady 16 points
higher at 10.S6c; sales 511 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Business Troubles
Judgments Filed
In New York County

In New York County
The following Judgments were filed yes
terday, the first nam9 being that of the
debtor:
American Flying Club-Equitable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, July 21.-The weekly
statement Of the Bank Of England
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
U. 8. Treasury Notes and Certificate.
of Indebtedness
Short Term Securities

acceptable In payment Of Federal taxes
on the dates of maturity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
New York City nand.
New York State Bond.

ISSUED In coupon and registered form.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-15

thrilling feats upon two trapezes
suspended from rapidly whirling aero
planes. This act is decidedly out of
the ordinary, and causes the auditors
to grip their seats. The supporting
acts will be Freddie Berrens in
Words and Music" and Vernon and
Company in "A Ventriloquil Oddity."
bill Of unusual strength and big
time calibre. Eileen Percy in BE
ware Of the Bride, very funny
comedy, will hold forth upon the
screen. Owing to "Buddies" road at
traction playing Wednesday, matinee
and evening, the vaudeville bill, the
first half will only play Monday and
Tuesday.
MURRETTE
"Kismet,' the screen version Of Ed
ward Knoblock's famous stage play,
and a Robertson Cole super-special,
will be shown for the last time tonight
at the Murrette Theatre. The aud
ience fully pleased at every perform
arce, declared it to be one of the best
pictures they had ever seen. Otis
Skinner. famous actor of the legiti-
mate stage, plays the stellar role.
MURRAY
The historic search for an honest
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-15
SCOTTISH RITE HEARS
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS

Scottish Rite MaSons of eastern In
diana closed their reunion here Friday
evening with short addresses by l.. F.
Newly. of Knightstown, grand general
issimo of the knight Templar Encamp-
ment, and Richard H. Sweitzer, of
Knightstown, grand master of the Blue
lodge of Indiana.
Delegations from, Indianapolis, and
from Deleware, Fayette, Henry, Ran
dolph, Rush and Union counties joined
the Scottish. Rite Masons of Wayne
county in the "get-together" meeting
here.
A banquet in the Masonic hall serv-
ed by members Of the Eastern Star
opened the evening program.
6 The purpose of the meeting was to
promote acquaintance among Scottish
Rite followers in Indiana. Speakers
from Indianapolis urged the men from
eastern Indiana to enjoy the privileges
of the indianapolis consistory. es
- James w. Lilly, of Indianapolis, re-
sponded to an address of welcome Civ
en- by John L. Rupe. of this city. John
II. Nicholson presided as POSTMASTER
: George NJ. Spiegel and Edward J.
Schoonover, of Indianapolis, responded
to toaStS. --.-. =. .
!. Reception committee was as fol
lows:
/. Delaware County-George w. Wag
ner, Eugene Vatet, Arthur ]. Smith.
Fayette County-Fred Neal, T. c.
Bryson, J. II. Mount.
Henry County - John S. Byers
Frank w. Cooper, Jean S. Holloway.
Randolph County--F. A. Chenoweth
Lester P. Sims, Clifford c. Fisher.
Rush County-Earl II. Payne, Frank
NJ. Sparks, Frank G. Hackleman.
Union County Lloyd f. Fosdick
Willard Bertch. Thomas Mccoy.
Wayne County Charles A. Blair
Phillip Worrall, Luther E. Bruce.
Committee on Arrangements - lie.
Roy f. Browne, chairman, John II
Nicholson, John L. Rupe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-15
~ NEXT WEEK AT THE ~
/ TIERS

lean Border" in which songs, laughter
and comedy predominant. f d i h
Storey will be seen upon the screen in
Mon Madness, drama of high life
in Paris. Another bill Of huge pro-
portions is underlined to open Thurs
day for the last half This bill will be
headed by The Lincoln Highwayman,
comedy dramatic sketch with five
people. revealing a setting which is a
complete garage laid upon the Nevada
frontier where the action of the piece
takes place. 1t requires twenty-five
minutes alone to play this act which
comes here direct from the big-time
circuits, and is credited with being
one of the seasons hits, being one of
The most costly acts ever booked by
the local management
Another feature of this bill is The
Aeroplane Girls in their sensational
aerial novelty, where they perform