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New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
More Vessels
In Service Than
Before Strik e
shipping Board Increases
Its Active Tonnage i'm the
Face of All Efforts of
the Unions TO Hamper 1t
No Necessity TO Surrender
Readiness of Government to
Give I'm to Strikers Seen
as Handicap to Marine

The failure of the marine strike TO
,ie 10 American vessels is shown By
records OF Shipping Board vessels for
,ks last moath. Instead Of reduc-
ton in the volume of tonnage being
sserated. more is in service to-day than
month ago.
During April, when the strike had
rot been begun, sixty-four Shipping
Board vessels were taken out of service
=. this port and only twelve assigned
Cor operation. During May, however
when the unions were doing all in
heir power to interfere with the move
nent of American tonnage, only fifty
s.ur vessels were taken cut and
ssysnty-one were returned for oper-
s.ion, 3 gain for the month of seven
teen ships in operation, as compared
With a loss OF ffty~two the previous
month.
More Tonnage in Service
At the beginning OF May the Shin
ring Boards steel vessels laid Up
tatslsd III. with an aggregate dead
>xeigat tonnage Of 4,711,705. while at
s.e end Of the month 6S4 ships were
he'd up. aggregating 4,469 900 tons, a
gsn Of about 100000 tons for the
month.
In addition 10 showing the inefec-
nyeness Of the strike, the figures iu-
dicate an Improvement in shipping CON
ditions This has been largely due to
the British coal strike, but in the last
few days there has been somewhat
better volume Of general cargo in the
market.
IN the face Of the Shipping Boards
abIity TO cope with the strike. shipping
men are at a loss to understand the
action Of the board in Offering to com
promise with the men on terms that
With the men and would allow the
continuance Of overtime on partial
basis
Boards Policy Strange
That the board should under the
circumstances have receded from the
stand to which it agreed to adhere in
conjunction with the private operators
Of American vessels is regarded as hav-
ing been both unnecessary and unwise
The Shipping Board. it is pointed out,
has placed itself in the position of
beng willing to surrender when its
fight was already won,
p tie up American shipping with
an agreement on wages to run for a
year, shipping men would place our
marine competitors at marked ad-
vantage over US. Other maritime coun-
tries are preparing to make sharp cuts
IN marine wages. bringing their pay
scales much below that Of American
ships even considering the present cut
Under these circum stances to leave
American shipping so hampered that it
could take no steps to meet foreign re
duetiors would make it practically i'm
possible to operate in competition with
the ships of other nations in cur own
trade
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York


GENOA. May 25-Str Steel Engineer
HAVRE, May 2s-Str Cornwall Cfron
Londoul
PARA, May s1-str Denis (Br}.
GLASGOW, May 31--Strs West TacooI
HULL. May 30-Str Francisco tBr)
CERISTIANfA. May Els Bergensf-
joru tMor).
Arrivals From New York
TlMARU. May 2s-Str City OF Winches-
ter (Br), via Newport News.
SoCTHAMPTON, May G1-Str Orbita
OBJ
ROTTERDAM, May ao~str Rotterdam
(pD, via Plymouth and Boulogne.
NAPLES, May 25-Strs Patria (Fr) rs
Nirgiman
NJ Mel bourne
,GIBRALTAR. May 3o-str Torrey (Nor>.
via Norfolk.
COPENHAGEN. May S1-str United
states tDan), via Christia ansand
PARA. May 29-Str Lake Fackler.
BEIRA, May 27--Str Gordon Castle (BY)
HAVRE, May 27-~Str La Savoie (Fr)
MARSEILLES, May 27-Str Patris (Fr)
AVONMOUTH May 30--Str Steelmaker
San Francisco.
HAVANA. June is Pastores: Henry
T. Mallory; Allagush; Nord Amerika
GREENOCK, May eos West Sc
goNia.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
eports Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

9neka .Br,, Falmouth Bosanlva tBr).
l,ddesl,eigh tBr), Gibraltar, Enf rpa tRp.
"a, Las Palmas So Andrews tIsrN santos.
i,in iB,inty.naehus tBr>. London Na'ia c3r),
Hlo &c Janetro Lepanto (Br). Melbourne.
ooungeness tBr) Rotterdam Mundale,
Guantahamoj Anttllian tBr). Liverpool;
byisyl, New England, Franktuvar (Br)
Marseiiles.
=, PENSACOLA, June 1---Arrivcd; str Lake
Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA. June ARRIVED strs
santa Veronica. Cienfuegos. CORN tDan}.
Nuevitasi Ocean, Rotterdam Katrina
l.ncks nhaeh San Francisco Sailed: str
Manshester Importer tr3rl, Manchester
FOX FLAND, Me, June 1--NIrtved; Str
NorIolk, Norfolk Sailed: Strs Freeman
Norfolk; Middleseg Norfolk schr Moon.
light (tTom Calais). New York
PORT EADS, La, June ARRIVED. Strs
Bethnor, Glasgow; Corning rampico Iro-
quois tBp, United Kingdom: Kewanec
Cuba, l4ucigen (Br). Norfolk Montana
tNorl Tampioo; 0 T Warlng, savannah,
olancho tHoudl Port Cortez; schr SIN
tram, New York Sailed Strs t7hoctaw
Nera cruz; Delaware tNorl. Kotka. Fin
land Gene Crawley Tampsco ksara-
macoa Fort Barrios.
SAN ANNAH, Ca, June Arrived: Schr
Albert I Hall, Baltimore.
TAMPA. Fla. June Sailed: Str Newan
(Br}, Tampico
WILMINGTON. N g. June 1-sai!ed;
Str Chattanooga, Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated are standard time.
THE NJDF,S
Arrived Yesterday

Str 1.aux lsles tBro g.iverpool Mag 4.
Fayal to c y. Mallory & Co ip ballast .
Str ohoan, Seattle Arrii so. san Pedro
May 10, Cysstobsl 20, TO the Upited Amer
issn I-ine. with mdse; Pier =, Bush Docks
Str Fort Morgua tNorl Baracoa May IS
TO to the "a Ginrgto steamship Co, with
ser Helen. San Juan May 30, Ponce 81.
Arreyo Y, Mayaguea ~. Areoiho 30. TO
the B0tl insu,ar Line. with mdse; Federal
ser Gothland (Belsl Naples May ls. 90
the Red star Line. with asa steerage pas
Str Munemar, Antiils May 2s. to the
Munson, Line, with "A passengers and
mdse Fer . r.
Cherhoure May IS. to the White Star Line,
with 44l frst. 40 second cabin. Ss5 steer
age passengers mails and mdse; Pier SO.
str Ansaldo San Giorgio III dtap. Ge-
noa April %, Leshorn 30 Naples May 3,
MeDonnell 4 Trnda, with mdse; Pier IS,
str Santa Marta, cristobal May 1s. Car
ta gena el Puerto Colombia a san Marta
26, Kingston u, to the United Fruit Co
with IS passengers. mails and mdse, Pier
STR Hellir oisv DAM, copepns gen
May 20 Christian.a 81. 10, Funch I,dye 6
age passengers. mails and mdse: Ft i7th
Str West Isleta; Seattle. April IS; Port
land. Ore. May !. San Pedro. May 10.
Cristohai. May q. to NJ II Tracy 81 Co;
with mdse; Pier 26. n II.
ST. Susdueha ma. Bremen. May 2l, Bos-
ton, May 81; TO the United States Mail
Stea nlship Co; with % cabin 27S steerage
passengers. mails and ndse; Pier "a. n r.
Str Drottnjngholm (Swed1, Gothenburg,
May 81 70 Furness. Witty & Co: with IS
first. so second cabin. AS steerage passen-
gers. mails and mdse Pier, e5. n R.
Str Mesaha tBrl, London, May Fl. to
the Atlantic Transport Line; with mdse
Pier SIS, Il
Str Mexico. Havana, May IS; to the New
York & Cuba Malt Steamship Co with 1T
passen ngers. mails and mdse. Pier A. r.
Str Livingston Roe. London, May II: 70
Robert l. Hague: in ballast; Pier 6, Con
sta bic Hook, j.
str Ell Captain. Mayaguez, May S. Ponce,
May 10, San Domingo. May -. San Juan,
MAJ %. TO the West India OIL Co with
mdse; Federal Refinery, Yonkers y Y.
Str Munerie BY. Calcutta. April 3, co
iombo. April H. Port said, May Z. Oran,
May 9, Boston. May 20, philadelphia, May
81 to Houlder. Weir & Royd, with mdse
Pier ,, American Docks s I.
str East Cape, Hamburg. May IS; to
TIE Kerr S Line; with mdse; it of 57th
st. Brooklyn,
Str Lysetjord tNor> Kingston. May IS;
to Pi Giorgio & Co; with mdse; Pier Z,
f.
Gresham, Delaware BreaAwater'
Navy YARD,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Sailed Yesterday

strs Adriatic (Br). Southampton; Ca
ronia (Br). Liverpool: CanleroEia fBrl.
Glasgow Iceland (Br). Ar*"rerp; Rosa
lind CBr), Halifax; Tifis (Sn>. Londbn;
Eury pl3us CBr), Sinee pore: Chicago city
fBr). Bristol. Hamilton (An1) Norfolk
Comus (Aml. New Orleans; Santa Bar
bara (Am). Cartagena. Lituania tDan>.
Dahzig, Cananova (Ann), Antilla; S
destroyers Craven. Wainwright. Rinreld
and George Radger, to Newport. i;
san Rossore UD, Genoa via Newport
News: William 6 Warden, Port Lobos;
Santa Elisa. Callao; Port Gwarra (Brl
Monmouth.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Iralls-Pacifc Mails

The connecting maiis tiase Mt the Cen
era Posteffice and City Hau Postoretcs
Station. New York, at D. ua as follows,
Japan Cosea, China and siberia via
Seattle, steamship Arizona Msru June g.
hsWsn wa San Francieco. Steamship p
Wilheinlina. June 3,
Hawah and New Zealand, via Seattle,
steamship West IIixton. june s.
Hawaii Philippine Islands Straits settIo-
ments, SuHnatra and specially addressed
maui Tor French Indo-s,hina. British
india snd Ceylon, via San Francisco,
sieairship Wolverine state, June s.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East indies tex-
oent Sumatra}. VITA Vancouver and Vic
torfa, r. G. steamship Empress Of
,lapan, j unn Ii
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
DIV son '1n 1iTee =
Daylight Saving Time

OayuSit Saving Time.
Service daily. including sunday Des-
brosses St. 90 A. NJ, West 42d st. $40
A. NJ West 129th ST. $40 A NJ; Yonkers.
10 ol5 A M, landing at Bear Mounta in.
West Point (week days only). fNewburgh h.
Poug hkeepsie, Kingston Point Cat skill.
Hudson and ALBANY. Direct rail connec-
tions. Music. Restaurant All through rail
tickets between New York and Albany &C
cepted.
ON Saturday. June A. steamer DE witt
Clinton leaves Desbrosses st. 80 p NJ:
". 42d St, / 80 p. NJ, w 129th St. 2:I0
P. NJ; Yonkers. 2:4o P Nj. for Bear
Mount lin, West Point. Newburgh. returning
from Newburgh 6 100 NJ, West Point 6: 35
p. NJ. Bear Mountain, ZOO P. NJ
On Sunday June ), steamer 'Hendricl k
Hudson" leaves Desbrosses ST. $50 A NJ
and steamer Dewitt Clinton" leaves w
a2d ST. 1000 A. NJ. W. t99th ST. 10 go
A. NJ, Yonkers 1850 A. NJ. for Bear
Mountain. Newburgh PoughkeepEie ana re-
turn.
Return steamer same day from points
marked T. All time tables subject te
change without notice.
Ideal one-Day Outings.
Further Information at Desbrosses ST
Pier, New York Tel. Canal $500
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

Gallagher, Capt. l.. n. 40 Camp DIX
Price, Mai. X. n, to San Francisco.
Grawtord, Maj. r, W. IN Washington.
Griffith, Capt l. b. to Washington
Qusrtermaster's Corps
Martin, 1t. j. w. to Camp Devens.
Neville, Capt r. N. to Camp Holabird
Thomas. 1t. r. ", to Camp Grant
Medical Corps
Slayer. Mai. NJ. c., to Carlisle Barracks
Worthnzton, Cont surg, ]. n. TO Fort
Schuyler,
Veterinary Corps
Conant 1t. Il. c., to Fort sin
Cheely. Capt E. L., TO fort Huachuca
MITCHELL capt. A., to Camp Pike
Field Artillery
Foster, Lit, |. L., to Camp Jackson.
Rede. Capt. G r.. to Camp Bragg
Duncan Lit. H. W. to Camp Pike
Miscellaneous
Ralph Capt r. j., Air Svc.. to Washing
ton
DowelL Maj C. NJ, Judge Adv, to Wash
inGton.
Brady, Capt #. tr. Cav, to Amherst.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Fire Record

'''o-t2a E. 2ad st: rubbish; un.
';'9-l74 W. s1st St Ebon &. Perry
Trfing
-, Unknown
'l'--lss Greene st; Levine & nil
'oe-l32d ST. and Willis av Bronx:
-. freight car; 7 \ Fl < X. .Trifing
'''0--l9S Chrystis St. Parisian Slip
t,., Ger Co ............... Unknown
"'uV~1l6 Z. 4th St; Louis Hanna.
,s Unknown
'9So--Ss4 Z. 115th st; Anteso Man
~, cnso ................... Unknown
-*'sV-~W slker av-, Bronx; n Z.
No, Catholic Protectory .... Unknown
4@'25--TTemont av. and CaAtlehiu av
-, Bronx, auto; Frank Ersott. Trifing
4SS-65s W 52d st Fannie Weiss
..,. Unknown
''se--2sf ". 22d ct, JosephirAe Roth
a., child ...................U Unknown
'AV-zllth st and 9th aH1, auto,
~. George Morrison ... .unknown
''+e-27 Park Place. Reliauce Tool
~. co. .................... Unknown
'SV-99s 6th av.. auto, Thonas
~ Watt ............-......T Unknown
-~l@s 81. Marks Place. samuel
,ss, saden ..-.................. II Unkno WIN
'''se-sIg W 42d st. New Amsterdam
i,,aa Iheater .s......-...... o.. Trifing
Era e. Hath St. unknown Trifing
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHI NGTON, June Army orders
issued to-day fofow
Infantry
Charlton, 1t. f. e. 50 CorvalIiE
Woodin. Lit y. Fl. to S~~rtto
Pence, LII A. b, to Pullman
DAVIS, Col. Il. -. 20 - - -4esde.
Anderson, Can't C. G, TO Camp Sherman
Budd. Capt @ ". ir.. TO Columbus
Randolph Capt. O. N TO camp Meade
Reiner, Capt T. A, to Camp Pike.
Williams, Capt T. X. to Camp Meade.
Curtis. Ii II. r. 10 Camp Meade.
Curtis, 1t. j, T.. to Coblenz.
Mitchell 1t. ". L., TO Coblenz
Rose baum, 1t, n A, 10 Coblenz
Snyser. Lit. II. E., TO Coblenz.
Engineers
Mayo, Maj. G. TO Portland.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Foreig gn Trade Notes

A representative of the French Ma
tional Rank Of Foreign Commerce is in
San Salvador for the purpose of faciIi-
tating trade between the two countries.
Long term credits will be extended
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

The Spanish Department of State an
nounces that imports from the United
States Will be admitted into Spain
under the new minimum rates of duty
until further notice 1t is expected
that this agreement will expire within
a month, when Imports from the United
States viii become subject to the gem
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

eral tariff in the absence Of a special
arrangement between the two nations.
new French decree extends from
March for the benefit of citizens Of
the United States the time limit pro-
vided for in Article 307 of the peace
treaty for the payment of fees and OBJ
tanning of patents, and in Article 3os
extension is subject to the granting Of
reciprocal rights by the United States
to French citizens.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

Merchandise to be sold consists Of
new and reclaimed Blankets, Coats,
Underwear, Leggins, Shoes, Co.'s,
Shirts, Siic!srs, Socks, Mosquito
Bars, Brecches, Rain Goats, Gloves,
Moleslsin, Duck. Jute Padding,
Puttee Clo.h, Pohb;ne,te, Xii Bags,
Canvas Water Eucllets, Knives,
Forks and Spoons, Helmets, Cups,
Field Ranges, Saw Riss, Chain Con-
veyors, WeIding Furnaces, Hob Nails,
Slip Roll Machines, Tanks, Drills,
Drive Screws, Ratchets, Rivets,
Washers, Coffee Urns, Bacon Cans,
Watch colnpasses, Axles, Poles, En-
gineera' Tool Wagons, Curb Bits,
Snafae Bits, Curry Combs, Horse
Brides and Collars, Horse Brushes,
Haiiers, Saddles, Nose Bags, Candles,
Salmon, Tobacco, Concrete Mixers
and various other commodities.
eaei, Of the places The date named.
Goos1S viii be offered in fots to suit all
pur, hasers.
Don't fril to attend these sales.
Surplus Property Branch,
Once Of the Quartermester General,
Munitions Building, Washington, D. y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
City Island
Passed, Bound South

Sefrs Georgia d Jenkins. St ohm r.
for New York with lumber. to Shepard
Morse Lumber Co. vessel 10 saxton 4
Bryant; Joan kieiberg fBrl. Br5dgewst
n S. via New Haven for Newark. -
sea nlmel Bros.
Passed. Bound sast
Schr Jones. New York for New
Haesn.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
ine; for daylight saving time add / hour
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
sail "Wednesday

snsouehanna. Brsmen 90 AN 1900 Al
Aeolens Buenos Ayrcs. 100 All ll.o0 An
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30
CAPITAL TRACTION
EARNS sl2l,S5S.33
DURING OCTOBER
Compares With S14S,.
069.5S in 1920 and S1O1,-
115.47 Last September.
OTHER LOCAL NOTES
Banking Trust and Mortgage
To Open December 10-Mel-
lon Calls for Funds.

The Capital Traction Company re-
ports net income of s121,s5s.33 for
Octooer's operations. this year, accord
Ing to a report of earnings received by
the Public Utilities Commission yes
terday. This figure compares with
Slts,Oss.5s for. October a year ago.
out Is In excess Of September. 1921,
when the net income totaled ,1o1.-
115.4T.
Revenue received from transpor-
cation for the period in question
amounted to s451.ses.o2. with revenue
from other railway operations totaling
S2.2ss.1s. while the incorporating in
come amounted to sss4os. Total op-
Grating expenses for the month ag-
gregated s25s.73s.75' with taxes
amounting to s5O,236.6o. The operat-
ing income for the month amounted
to s144,s42.s5 with total deductions
aggregating s23.71s.5s.
The following table gives the net
Income OF the company for the past
year:
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30
And
SHORT SALES RULE
Less ACTIVE MART.
Strong Demand Continues
For Good Dividend
Paying Stocks.
RAILS ARE ACTIVE
Many Issues Run Counter to
General Market Trend.
Call Money Higher.

NEW YORK. Nov. fs-wlth tel.
eEraphic communication some
what impaired, trading in stocks
was slightly less active. sale4
nevertheless. approIim.ted 900, ,ooo
shares. A disposition 70 take profit,
was apparent as was |. certain
amount Of renewed short selling
The strong demand for inve,tuent
securities for bonds and good oivi.
dend paying stock wss however.
still present. Several Of the LII.
erty issues made substantial rain,
and new high record and DIVIDEND.
paying railroad stocks were con.
spicuously strong. Stocks q.
whole showed much irreruI,ri,v
Call money. which opened at a..
per cent, was raised TO per cen,
during the third hour and 10 81
during the last hour.
Issues Run Counter.
The speculative community found
in today's market addieonsl poipt,
70 support the theory that no mat
ter What may be the course Of the
main oooy OF stocks on the near
future there will be many fs.ue.
running counter TO the general
trend. Today's evidence was in the
form OF the kind Of trading which
permits OF the establishment OF new
high and new low records at the
same time United States Indus
trial Alcohol, Sears Roebuck com
mon and preferred and New Haven
went under the previous low price
Tor the year while Canadian Pa
cihc. Baldwin, Utah Copper. Atchi-
son common and preferred Atlantic
Coast Line and Union Pacific com
mon and preferred made new highs
The disturbing factors affecting each
Of the first three are generally an
preciated. In the second group an
but Utah Copper reflected what
wall Street chooses to call the
"semi-investment' demand.
Profit Taking Ers.ts.
All the time railroad stocks and
scattered industrials were advanc-
ing today an increasing number Of
commission house customers men
were telling their clients that the
time had come to take profits on al
least a portion OF their holdings in
anticipation OF a technical reaction.
The extent Of the much heralded
reaction as II shapes up in the
average brokers mind is suggested
by the fact that very few houses
are advising their customers TO re-
place long stock with short lines
Some houses are pointing out indi-
vidual issues which not only should
not be sold but which might con-
tinue To move forward even further.
A rise OF little less than .
| points in Goodrich common was
considered by many as an made
quate response 20 the changed con-
dition OF the company's finances as
revealed IN the balance sheet pub
| lished before the market opened
In the nine months ended Septeu-
| Der 80 the company reduced its bills
payable from s2e.1a3.ooO TO s5.so1-
/ 900 That and a reduction OF in
ventories from s72.s51ooo TO sss-
] 2e4 900 were the outstanding fes-
| lures Of the new sheet
! Before its recovery TODAY New
| York. New Haven and Hartford
stock established a new low record
for ali time at IL. or less than ono
tenth Of the high price ~ 1919.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2e.-A reac-
tion of 5s is reported in London tin
prices, spot being quoted at fles
SIS and futures at fIs5: sales, 100
tons and $50 tons. Standard Copper
is 2s Sd higher at f67 los for spot
and fes los for futures; sales so
tons and $50 tons. Electrolytic is
at Els los. Spot lead is
l5s higher at f26 12s Sd and spelter
los lower at f26 rs Sd.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30

The Banking Trust and Mortgage
Company announces that an organiza-
tion meeting will be held on Decem-
ber 5 at which time directors Of the
institution will be announced. An
nouncement Is also made that the
bank win begin operations on Decem-
Der 10
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30
1920.

Deficit
Total net expenditures Of the com
pany from January l to October 81
amounted to s2s3,s3s.44, according to
the report.
A preliminary statement of the
companyis earnings for the month of
October was carried in this column
several days ago.
Deaaite Date Set.
The Banking Trust and Mortgage
Company announces that an organiza-
tion meeting will be held on Decem-
Der at which time directors Of the
institution will be announced. An
bank viii begin operations on Decem-
Der 10.
Local Securities.
Issues on the Washington Stock Ex-
change were less active with slightly
lower prices prevailing yesterday.
Capital Traction stock was prominent,
fifteen shares selling during the regu-
lar period at e17.. followed by twenty
two shares in the after CALI session
at 90. The 5 per cent bonds Of the
company sold at s1z.
Potomac Electric Power general
mortgage Is were disposed of to the
extent Of $4,000 in one transaction.
the price remaining firm at 1o3%.
Descriptive Booklet Out.
A comprehensive descriptive booklet
treating on independent oil stocks has
been added to the library service main
tained by W. B. HIbbs and Company.
Personal.
-
steIlwagen, president Of the Union
Trust Company, will be sorry to know
that official is seriously i'll
Albion K. Paris, member Of the
firm Of Crane, Paris and Company.
has returned to Washington after
spending several days in the valleys
of Virginia
Call for Funds.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon
Yesterday called on all national banks
holding proceeds OF the November l
sale OF Treasury certificates to pay
into their regional member by Thurs
dav Of this week an amount approx
mating S13.oOO.ooo.
Christmas Savings Club.
The Security Savings and CONNER
cisI Rank will start four classes Of
christmas savings clubs Monday morn
ing. December IL. In order to secure
( (lnterest periodical payments must be
made as agreed to the end of the
wear. when distribution plus per cent
will be made.
class No. 1 calls for payments Of
90 cents a week for fifty weeks and
repays s25, plus interest: No. calls
for weekly payments OF 81 and repays
$50 plus interest; No. provides for
90 a week and repays 800 plus in
terest; No. ). weekly payments Of IS
a week for fifty weeks, and returns
$3.50. plus interest.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30
Call for Funds.

Secretary OF the Treasury Mellon
Yesterday called on all national banks
holding proceeds OF the November l
sale OF Treasury certificates to pay
into their regional member by Thurs
day Of this week an amount approx
mating $4,000. 900.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30

week 7s 072 a and 1020,6 ,643 two
From January SOL against 800 1s4 s39
ago, and go 716 years
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30
dPLETE DAILY RECORD STOCK AND BOND TRANSACTIONS
LOCAL

Cw. y. HiAAs 4 O.. Hsbbs BIAs-
Members wasAingts. Stock
Exchangs)
sfoCU.
A&. -
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction Bs. $500 at l&.
Capital Traction. Is at elZ, o at eix.
Pot Eiee sn and Ref 7s. ". l.. 81 900 at
Capital Traction. 2 at u 10 at %. 10
at 90.
Money, call loans, 5 and Per cent.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30
COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES
=. . Bsls- Z.

NEW Exchan
The Washington herald., 1921-11-30
Hunters Bag Three Bears

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov.
2s.-D. w. Fowler. C. W. Andrews
and Boyd Slaughter. of this city,
have returned from a weeks bear
hunt In the Shenandoah Mountains,
having killed three bears. The
largest of the trio was shot on
thanksgiving Day by~M Mr.. Andrews:
II weighed about $50 pounds.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
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Pricina smrti: DR.. Ignac Kohn.