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sioners shall be certified to and sign
ed by them and sealed up in an en-
velope and filed with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, and by him filed in
his office, and the date of such filing
endorsed thereon, and they shall also
keep record of such jury list in a
book furnished them for that purpose
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court, af-
ter they have entered the names of the
jurors selected thereon, and the Clerk
shall keep the said book and said jury
list secretly and not allow the same
to be inspected by any one other than
the Commissioners, thereafter, and at
least ten days before the term of the
Circuit Court for which said jury list
has been made and said Jurors select
ed and the said clerk shall issue to the
Sheriff writ of venire facias, for
the first thirty-seven (37) persons
whose name first appear upon said
list of jurors so selected as the ju-
rors for said term of the Court and it
shall be the duty of the Sheriff to
law in summoning jurors.
That in case any one of the said
Board of Jury Commissioners does
not serve, then the other two Com.
missioners shall perform the duties
required by the Board The said Com
missioners shall receive as compensa-
ton the sum of Three Dollars per day
while actually engaged in the perfor-
nance of duty which shall be paid
out of the Treasury of the County
where such service is performed, pro-
vided that not more than two DAYS
pay shall be allowed to any one COM
missioner for each term of the Cir
cult Court.
SECTION 4.-Be it further enact
ed, that, when the trial of any Grim
inal case the same being a felony,
where a panel may be called for or
demanded under existing law the
Clerk of the Court shall. from the
jury list furnished for that term,
copy the number of names ordered bv
the Circuit Judge for said panel, first
placing thereon the names Of all thir-
thirty seven (37) jurors summoned
on the original PANEL, and who are
IN attendance on the Court, and who
have been excused by the Court, or
who are not engaged as grand jurors
or on trial jureis; and If any other
names are required to complete the
panel ordered by the Court, then the
same shall be made by the Clerk from
the Jury list so filed by the Jury Com
mission commencing with the thirty
eighth (3Sth) name on the jury list
and continuing consecutively down
the list until the original panel by the
Court is completed, and shall issue
summons for said persons not al
ready in attendance, and the Sheriff
shall summon them and if the origi-
nal and first PANEL ordered to be
placed on an additional panel or panels
as jurors for the purpose Of complet-
ing and empaneling the trial jury in
said felony case on trial. he to select
them from the remaining names on
the jury list or other competent per-
sons not on the jury hist, and the Clerk
shall issue summons for said persons
so selected BY the Sheriff and they
shall be summoned. The Judge Of
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-13
EVILS OF CONSTIPATION.

Perhaps the most serious of the dis
eases caused by constipation is ap-
pendicitis. II you would avoid this
dangerous disease, keep your bowels
regular For this purpose Chamber
lains' tablets are excellent, easy to
take and gentle and mild in effect.
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EMPLOYMENT
UTLP WANTED-MAII'

TRAFFIC. AND sHIprtNG Man
We are dsfIrrus ~ Interviewing several
rfrn qualified tu f'il responsible chipping
aud trafrr u'aItiuus paying salary gov .
orn'd hy your H'tIi". Mon with expert
.ure preferred. but NIII consider the ap-
rIosiiuu OF iHrHr vnH or. fi'urr to take
puIuh and Intensive training for This
line OF work. FH. appointment, phone
Nj Iduundsou room a.f, Tulsa hotel
WAhTIb .-aIrEmru. men with magazine
or book selling experience preferred.
til Robinson HlfE
WANTED, Experienced me,Uaut, with
tools. tubdy 90 gu fu work 90 Z so thiH
morning. Aprlf .lf D.. second.
WANTEu-A soda and front end man.
Kendall Drug tu. 20 o. second St
WANTED Two young men for train
nrVs service. Apply Fred Harvey. r.
Cincinnati.
WhSTED. IhrrH men tu sr' =. r. Wat
kiuH products Call a. nag = Rockford
or phone Livingston. Osago SosG. u.
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ilourno, srKrrrr>G Rooms 1,

NiAaNAf fN'A NliN ~ ~ i''NN ~
4 NICE two.ruou housekeeping apart
mont private entrance. l6-i b Main.
ADMIRAL &c.. INA Two rooms nicely
furnished t'r housekeeping. Phone
osago sNt.R
NnMlHNL laol Two rooms htchsnrito
week. rhuuu Cedar .iel.
BOtlbER k. 5'u Two large. uuirvn.
bssrturut ruums ior housoNrrpinE. tr
BoULpEU n. btsarur rent two ught
housekeeping roumH. ln basement 81
per week rvnE' 600.
BosToN. s. sio Rooms Coz rout light
housckccpiug una slecp'ng Usage csic.
BOSTON. s.. $40 Rooms for rent. ilEht
housekeeping and sleeping osoEn $3.50.
not l.hER. S.. tll".Fwu light house.
keeping rooms urnishcd. s. per week.
CHEYENNE, ~. GAl.rwo nicely fur
nishod rooms. private entrance, on car
line
CHEYENNE ~ 6s7.. Two pleasant house
keeping rooms modern, siuN. closet.
well furnished close ln pNsgc 1tlo.
rooms, hot Ond cold water osaso
DETROIT b, loOg--rwo light houscborp
Iur rnnrts.
DETROIT. 4 Sot-LiGht houscAcrp.ng
rooms, everything lurnlHhrdl Including
telephone rrut reasonable osarn 1fii
ELWDou 81. 1873 Two and 3.room
apartment furnished f1r light house
Keeping newly decorated raut reasonable
EAST sltE Sow b-rnom apartment
second uuur. phone. gas and liEhtE rae.
usca. viii .harn with s.r.s employed. 81
asa office hours or cedar .t-' af'c, o.l5
ulGN =. ie3- ror rcut two rooms.
u..r.y furnished for huuashropIng uo
children, references required. Usage
ELwoop, 81, 300 .ror remit housrsoep-
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WANTED
ENllNoAn MEN

In view OF announcements through the
public press uf r. threatened strike ON the
Missouri Kansas q Texas lines OF en-
Etncers cunIu,tors brakoucn and yard
men. applications will bt received Cor rus
ployusut ln branches ~ service men.
toned such applications may be tilod
with a. a.. Buuguner. Terminal Sup,riu.
tcndcut. 81 Louis Mo, 3. F hickey SUI
per 'ntendrut SrdNlia Mo, s d. Moore.
SuIyTtutvnfput Parsons. Kan. u 8
Mut 0hl. superintendent Nuskogyr. Dlls.
j. a. lUu- superintendent oklahoma
city. Okla, E o. Hauns. superintendent
pcnlsur. Tea. D. W Grace SuperIn.ru.
don't Wichita Fails Tex Il ", Farmer
Superintendent. GrCcnNile. Tea !, "
Evans Superintendent. waco. Iey. 3D.
W Campbell Superintendent SInithvillo
Tea, A NJ AChcHop superintendent
Trinity Tea. General Manager Dallas
Tex GeneEgl Manager Parsons Kan.
Assistant tNtct operating officer Dallas
reN. aud Chief Operating officer. Room
ibos Railway Exchange hldg ST. Louis
No
&. 4, sCHAFF Receiver
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WANTED
RAILROAD MEN

Announcements have been
made through the Public
Press of "A threatened
strike on the lines of the
st. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company of Engi-
neers, Firemen, Conduc-
tors, Brakemen and Yard
men. This Company will
receive applications for
employment in branches
of service mentioned. Such
applications should be
filed with superintendent
at st. Louis, Springfield,
Kansas City, Chaffee and
Monet, Mo-; TT. Scott,
Kan; Memphis, Tenn. ;
Birmingham, Ala; Ft.
Smith, Ark; Tulsa and
Enid, Okla; ; General Man
ager, Springfield, Mo. ;
General Superintendent,
TT. Worth, Tex, and Vice
President Operation, 1908
Frisco Building, st. Louis,
Mo.
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EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS WANTID-MALE a.
The ads below must be paid In advance.
~ Yuu NEED truck driver, cali Frank.
pt Cedar 1a0
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INSTRUCTION.


DANCING AND DRAMATIC "a
MASQUERADE costumes. Ua.I0vrr..r .a-.
original. at S25 East Third. Phone 0aays
sila
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WE BBY secured notsF t0x e........
BIDS Phone oseRe 5s57
$4,000 PRIVATE money tu lend .r ...-
proved city property Call H
Robinson Bldg
81 500 PRIVATE money 900 ,IIa. .u .,
proved reel estate ". j.. Uarrett u|.,
Wldg
Is 600 TO LOAN On city .rlp.-t.
amounts 20 suit p y Jordan. u..r,
500 or Osagc 6f21
$1,000 PRIVATE money 20 loan or .
proved well located city property. ....
g. BarroNs. Phone Crdsr loot
wANrEu-rO BORROW a.
WILL GIVE GONERNMENT rOs. "
security re $1,000 loan fur sfy I...t.
Phunc cedar 1870 at $3.50 tp 30 . 81,
WANTED TO HpRROW. $500. -......,
loan. lst mortgage. Good au.II.t. u
pay 10 per cent interest ,a.i ,ar.- .s
o. 600 or $500 years. ffra|rNt ..........
and nrst mortgage on new home. q. o.
hoy 100 ~
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m INNn-s an LfAsEs ID

MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Tulsa property, low rate 9f
Interest, liberal contract; no long delays
no rrd tape.
AuKISON PAYNE & HENRY
LOANS, INSURANCE, BONDS
223-4 Kennedy Rldg
REAL ESTATE LOANS fur five years on
business or residence property IN Tulsa
no commission. principal payable any
time after first year or at end OF tive
years, interest s,mi-annuallyi farm loans
same terms.
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
eol simmons Bldg Phone Osage 2tJ9
SALARY ana chattel loans a.. n. Law
renee. room ?, 203h $. Main.
WE BuY Liberty bonds. aotcs and month
" payment mortgages. c. IA. Overton.
ms $, boulder.
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FINANCIAL.


NO. bHAAiE r. lDNNN a.
WE BHY secured notsF. t0s a......,'
Bldg Phone Usage ds6T .f
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OMs-INIITNIsuED

NEUN d,lr0n., fuUuH with connecting
brarv zoos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28

eoothcasr -Icarlor room, strictly private
family uHpEn b0Nf.
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h--------------------------- zaaa
DnnnHc ANN pnADn
NOOMD AMI BJRkD
ItsUTitut -ti,IErtNG ROOMS cal
Trt.tF,U. f.r. r... anal . ,.......
ur.rI.'..... sam f.rl.I.T ham arJ
tsi fn.u. .D.n boo ..'.tG,.., "''. ..,a,
uatU
tI.rIfrII . ... .r... .,..t .I... I.....
a'.... ..... I.,. s.r4 "' '..'
t.,ta,s gY .r.. t....t....,-..
ts,o' ''N '""'
......,.
'' i'ln'r','
t,. ..'.... t..,.... .,.,
tI r., ...
tl..Ii.. u..f..t..r......... ........ ,.......
.uI rs,u, u,stor. '.''
,IWr nam.h..ums ,oom. u, o,,eb.
'.'N"'I 90. ''7'r. coz.
ooi h..r a'' noas,s p,.- ran
u.'e" rt1'
M NhIf'n .. l.a I"" lag" W"dr-n
t., .,I' .I n''gsI t'l 'Gn'"''rn'
a. AMI S..rr a,.g 100 ''.''.
rrDrit -r7 fIgt, r,.s.....,.,..,
rolW. 1900 ana ,Ir "''''"'.'''s
i',, NrI"',p' ,.5,u, lES2.',,ihht'e rooms
JOINING
f,t1i,bed bny.sh.gning ,ao1,, ,a11I,n ms', mH,,ol,
f,sS' '''''' "'''N''p'"" '''''' '''"'
,yu,i.ltNp Too ,n,5,,, ,,..,,..
l.rri11 l....a pr',,I, ,nt,,rr.
Joining bath. rnouo usaro ssfG.I after
N1UFDIE fs4 .rb,.. r,,,I.n,,
,,.r,t,,g .., ,.,...,.,...,.
,,p ug.t n.,.,,...r'cg ,',,,. .u,u,."'' v,3n ,3inl
t,' ,'h"' ",..,"l..Ht,' t',h ''ln'' "1Ii9ln.
Cedar i5s1
uonW. ron .t,ssr r,u.,surr -
"",'", wv, ''''' ''N' 'u"''N'hp "
NiIHN' NV H warm. bedroom. bdjotn.
, Ing h'l5 r''"i" entrance, close ln can
',l"l -
hIihAEflNh h'dfo0m uuyate home.
"'la.nE a'''"n'e. "H"r' 7so'.j
private entrance. 'Ina' 300. cedar 9tL
.. rLEGNSrtY fnruisn"i southeast
bedroom nlI"'nlnE h",h private Fam
UDsTDN o.. sac Nicely furnished lsrr,
front sleeping room, closets. modern
nome. ''"'' 'n.
HuuLpER a.. lbl5- ucautitu mrntshod
room. ''asonaoio roon" "aaeo 1905,
tstod rooms two closets ,snt en-,
/ u,er1S ana n.....- .ii.t.,
housokespiug and sleeping osnga etsc.
I gury r.. ,fr an ,,. 49,.
| stairs. rent rSaaonanlc osaro sS,i'I
! guryFNsr Ssa- e,...iy ,,,,,i.t,.-,,,
r,,,,, rii,,,, ,, 80 l, IVY. ,"sn.u st
! rt.sp ~ 80, -. A..
, r,n,ii ,.r, ''Tt "ttNtnnuHI' uH'' N'''
! ,.,,.,.,,.,,.,i '''' ~
| s,riSstI,t -, l,l,,,,i .'uis' ln n,,,
I p,ntt.,,.n ,,,g, tss4 "
] -
I 'h'9t IN 0l'rplns room. adjoining baih,
spI ,,.io, s,n,Isn.nm w n"'' ws. n,s.97t 's
{ Haare tfOb.
! rtS,ryN,,rt soi .y,.. ,,.. ...,,
! uEbtrd and heated frcnt roo,S fbr.s
! bloCks froT, lIaIlburtors man and ,yIfs
| or gentlemen employed preferred Oaarc
| asso
! CINrfNNArt n. i0st A iron, nlocpirq
] room fur rent. suitable fnr ono or two
Ecnuomsn. also space Ia garage Tor car
| CiNCiENATi g.. 6lG-Nlccy furnished
! trunt sleeping room.
B CAMERON. " ao5u Largo front room
I private entrance. convenient TO bath
i no 9iher t'oworH. reference" Usage
! b."' ~
] CINttNNAIt N. BUr.-Ntco south room.
yluse in. good watct. reasonable DaaEo
, Sl7b
/ pErRDtT e.. lp-.Twu nicely furnished
! t,ryuInE rooms WIN bath.
! ,,..,..u ,aag ,,..... - - 49,.
'I.'' -, ''rfWWaat ~" '"' '' WV
- .-.-,t ., ,...
'GN' wv ,"'"'o.lap''' ,AIE'
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

WANTED SQUADS. can M H.aha
kvtDhum hotel
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BUSINESS SERVICE
UltLDING NM CONINNCrING ~

i.., l''I I'h To- N'Inlj. ...
'' -n'' 'l '.''' 'gl I"..' ''''Ien'" gL /
..;rl .s.,,o.,oe FIX YIN ,,sromoo,' .
Gsr q ra.n cedar loIr
rrAaqv.rryt ...I ..,rary,.,p r..r..,iy .
snd usatly I.a,. I'D work glarsnta,d /.
II ,oudf, Dmg. ,r.
pLAsTEuIaD. patching and cement
work. neatly and promptly done cali I
DcdHr 1850
UUY tHYE- ,,mour contractor. ucenss5 I
bonded ossEo gioa u
TAKr ygt.u tpu5tn. t,o,,t,i,. ;, .agb,
NJ, NJ. i"''.'.'"" 49,. '"o
safTaft,fIrn t NstI. nanI.v master
builder "''s~ ''''.
" Nv l,' .l'. , 'N .' N.'N "
r.nn,, raiP Gs,5r aa.5 '''
CLEANING AND nYrING e5
ron 81 "" viii make rgw bat ou, N
and u,ti.'s iis = 'u.uii,r rGop., ,sJar
,,.,,,-.,, .,....,-., .,,..
HANE MON cl'nn'd oI dyel' suls
4 nYspS phons 1s,so 'i'5jli'"" iTgq ''''u'''
~ =. '''''''
work guaranteed Manhattan raiIo-s
~ N NAN. 'f'E' ',5'. .-.
DWEsSMAKING-M MILLINERY "a
f,pis.,, ,.,,,,,..,,.,.,.' -.
~ ,u iInIs in r,,,, '"' i,...i'.1
CIothier4
ms, l.,.,,.,.,, ,..,,. f,,.,, mn.
'' VIZ %, ~ ~. Nsl, rlH 'h''
SPECIAL pNitfE on ruin 'WDuI,
Room $40 Ruhinaln bldg
Third and Mnin sts Phont osago 72s
sirh,i. 5,,g ofio ls.I o,,rI"g '''
''N WIS, g'nH7 'I'H'hNaNlhk ol an hlnd''
''aH' VI
Clothes spec,aity. Hslipirs snd al
,erstlon. "sase l''a. 1905 u. Second.
sEE M. Manirom.ry for drsramaFIue
rrmodcuur alteration work 1900 :
Detroit. Osaee oA1a a
WANTED Quitting sua .opfort. 20
make p,igr. TeasnpsbI1 sut r. s,,
cnth phone osavo asGl
WANTED pre.smakng. refining coat,
etc Experienced Mrs. M. :. PoIk.
.......-.-..==-
moNlN" MI sIoNA6I ~
GOtNG 70 MOVE
Ssa.i, msass Aeal r, i2r ,Tal.,na' paSkine snd
tede Anderson Transfer, a"5 w First.
c-oss-coYntty moving Grating packing
Ss%,as'i Ssasss ii7.iis 'fN''' transfer storage Goa
anything cen Niias transfer and
/ ~ You move today call st,ulcys Trans
fer van and two men. ~ 70 hour. Also
/ 0sago HAL
/ LETT rs nrur, vii, v.t, r,r ,rur t,,ying
Z and crnss country hauling Ugbt AMI
heavy OH field EnutuF "A snsria'ty Vys
/ move anything any time. any vRcro. Co.
/ mn,bia Trsnseer Gasge sog,
,,,.,s,,,.,', ...,,,,,,,,.
/ MlesHi ~ lhN NSf EE a SIS ShNHE
50 Der hour rnoaa ceaar 1s.
iN'NilN" NNp pt' "hNilN" 80
LNr pStH'Ss so5abl, S@6 1tefTSql
;rr.s frrnisbrI Ds,r. gOiF
T. r. klhhN.lnion perhhns"r and
phlnl'' wnr" guar '"ulgtu -" TOT
: s""'p.'s. Wv .g'' '"" ''"s' '''',
] NON. UNION paper hanger wants work by
! roa'U "r Sob. Hgaaguss!c aga 5st.sisc
/ tory. tall Usage 2Ia2
OPEN SHOP
/ Painting p,pyrIuE N3uartntepd Prices
slathed. Cedar tt27
. PAINTING and uapcrhauVIug done All rea
sUnable pricos Satisfaction guaranteed.
. j. a. Dixon. taaE1 fNlu.J.
PAINTER urrnrHtp, and hardwood FIN
I ishrr. win NAT refcrrnrra. as ysars'
. expericpcc. Wants work. CAN JEaso
yt5l
/ t5g,.,,,,.. p,pt,u,.,,
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AUTO SALVAGE
AUTO sWriIts ANn nErAINs 4
wANrru--AlToMoI1Lis-

WANTEp--Uscd cate To- 1"ii ou Hruali com
mission Tor private owucru. lrod car
Exchange 40 N Maln. nspgo iA0Si
WANTEp--Truck with dump body Tor
hauling crushed rock. cedar ~.
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LIVE sTOCK AM NtmIrIr.

ANTED stock To- pasture. 800 ar-s
registered Holstcin male service tee
|ars 46gD
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PATENT ATTORNEY

NTS-rRAbEMARkS
Nsy Ms whether your trademarks are
protected In South America, write Tor
Patent Hand Book Prompt. skillful
service, Mum q co. Gi5 T. ST. ~ W.
Washington u. e., and 221 Woolwcrth
Bldg New York - Y
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f4IVVO IN III NT0T0I 7" I|TT N m.
proved city property Call af
R0bfueuu u1Gn 90
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u 300 fkiNAII money ru t|H... ..H ...
proved rtal estate. y. j.. barrett n..,
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GUARANTY ROOFING &C

bHaEe otaNs ==A AAtHA 1 AllAh oNANNN
WINDOW CLEANING lbc, floor waRiuE
at pre-war prlcyH. Am,rivau window
Cleaners, tncl, The do 10 night people,
HlupING NND CONTRACTING -
hEFOHE building. repairing OF remodel
ms Sour home, lot me figure ~. ls2I
prices tIlN references. BOX &HN.f.
n. b. Poiut1ng, peperhsnglDg
and uA.suuinlnE. t4- GrutcAtiela. oaAsn
'2Ah.I
.LARTENrEE-Nor ,ea-onaGlo m buud-
iuE. repairing and ucrccniug, estimates
trre, open shop. tall CEDAR 2Sbl,
tARpENItK WORK When In need "
carpenter or painter, Nsi Osage lsi5.
CARPENTER work. day or contract, new
OF repair. work guaranteed Phone
OsaEo 3to6,
30 ar NOW Builder and tirst- class
gurprutsr work done by contract or
by tho day. l0Nlt garage 500. usage
FINsr-ClASs painting and paperhaug-
ing Cnll pHagc ssss
ron FIRST CLASS ceIneut work call a.
W Aller. CEDAR lsta,
I ERWIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY -
Wanted, all kinds of concrete work
I by bonded contractor, estimates fur
/ ntshcd on request, Phone cedar 2s5s,
! osugv ball II,
The New York herald., 1921-09-30
IS, 600, 900 VICTORYS
SOLD IN THREE MINUTES
Buyer Pays 99.48 for United
States War Notes.

In three minutes after a bank de-
cided to dispose OF $5.000,000 of Victory
AZ per cent. notes their sale was con-
summated yesterday in the bond depart
ment of the New York Stock Exchange,
marking the largest single sale of Vic
tory or Liberty issues and, except
$11.000,000 of United Kingdom orders
Jumped together. the largest bond trans
action in the history of the Exchange.
Employees Of the Stock Clearing Cor
poration gasped when they saw the size
of the single ticket which characterized
the deal, and the business was handled
entirely over the telephone with the
exception of the o'fer and sale in the
confines of the New York Stock Ex-
change Building.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler received the
order to dispose Of s5.000,000 OF Victory
notes, bearing interest at AZ per cent.
from an institution. They teiephoned to
their floor man, who had happened to
hear broker say that $5,000,O00 OF
Victory notes were wanted for a client
He then offered the s5,O00.oo0. with
limit of 99.4S, which happened to be the
limit of the would be buyer. and the
transa ction was closed on the spot The
sale thus was consummated with john
son & Wood at only . cents less than
Wednesdays closing price. The identity
of the client of Johnson & Wood was
not disclosed by them, but elsewhere 1t
was learned that the purchase had been
made for the account of the United
States Treasury, which Is pursuing the
policy of retiring Victory notes out of
the proceeds OF three year Treasury
notes with the view of spreading the
maturity over several years instead of
having all Of them mature in year.
The commission paid to the seller and
to the buyer was 1-1Gth OF per cent.
or $6,250.
The New York herald., 1921-09-30
Toronto Issues Awarded.

As result Of the openings OF sealed
bids yesterday the city of Toronto
awarded s10,oO0,000 of its 6 per cent.
serial bonds. due in 1925 to 1851, in
elusive, to a syndicate composed OF the
National City Company, Harris, Forbes
& Co and the Guaranty Company Of
New York at their bid of 96.179. and
they will offer the new securities to-day
at prices which will yield $50 10 COZ
per cent, according to maturities. The
principal and interest of the bonds are
payable in the United States or Canada.
Competition for the new issue was keen
as may be seen from the list of next
highest bidders: Kuhn. Loeb 6 Co. and
Wood, Gundy & Co., 95.5S; Lee. Higgin-
son g. Co., E. IL. Rollins g. Sons. the
Bankers Trust Company and associates,
$500; A. L. Ames & Co. and associates,
$500 and the Dominion Securities Cor
poration, $3.50. Bids also were opened for
the S5.00O,009 OF the city Of Toronto's
bonds, the principal and interest OF
which are payable only in Canada. The
National City Company's branch in Can
ada made the best bid and was awarded
the issue at 95.42. The Dominion Sc
curities Corporation, A. L. Ames & Co.
Wood, Gundy e Co. and Jarvis & Co.
bid 95.2S for them.
The New York herald., 1921-09-30
W. VIRGINIA SELLS
S15,OOO,OOO BONDS
Syndicate Here Will Offer
Road Issue to Net 5.15
to 5.45 Per Cent.

The State OF West Virginia has sold
to a banking syndicate. headed by the
National City Company. s15.0O0,oo0 OF
its per cent. gold highway bonds, ma
turing from 1927 to 1916. The entire
Issue win be offered to-day at SO and
interest for all maturities, to yield from
$40 TO SIS per cent, according to ma
turity. The issue was purchased after
competition from two or three groups.
The successful purchasers besides the
National City Company were Watkins
6 Co., Redmond & Co., Harris. Forbes
& Co., Bankers Trust Company, w. r.
Compton & Co, Il. III. Rollins & Sons
and Eastman. Dillon & Co.
The purpose of the financing Is to
prosecute road and highway develop
ment. The new issue is legal for saw
ings banks in New York. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and other States.
With total debt of s2S,000,000 the
State has an assessed valuation OF
Sl,4S9. .S34, 900 and a population OF about
1,463.000.
The New York herald., 1921-09-30
Market Stronger and More Active.

The bond market was decidedly
stronger yesterday than 1t was on
Wednesday and trading was more active
There was improvement In the United
States war bond group. the feature OF
which was a single sale of $4,000, 900 of
Victory 4As at 99.dS. Several Industrial.
public utility and railroad issues crossed
into new high territory. Among them
were Duquesne Light SIS, Bush Terminal
As. Goodyear S., Market Street Railway
IS, Northwestern Bell Telephone rs end
st. Louis and Southwestern first is.
Chile Copper 6s were among the leaders
in the Industrial group and advanced
from 1875 70 74h on a large turnover.
Cuba Cane Sugar debenture IS declined
from 81 to Sc. Some of the active rails
were Baltimore and Ohio convertible
4hs. Canadian Northern rs, Great
Northern Is, Burlington GUS, Pennsyl-
vania gold 6ias and all the Frisco issues.
Western Union 6ks were active and
strong and the Interborough issues were
active. Sinclair Oil convertible 71as rose
from 92A TO 93h and Tidewater oil
t5s were actiycS
The New York herald., 1921-09-30
OWNERS OF u. S. STEEL
AT HIGHEST NUMBER
Last DiUidend Paid to IO6, ,723
Common Holders.

Another new high record in the num-
Der or individual stockholders owning
United States Steel Corporation common
stock was established this month when
the company's books were closed for it's
current dividend. Checks for the diyi-
dend were mailed to 106,723 common
an increase OF 1.41s from
the previous high record OF 1O5,s1o. es-
tablished on June 1.
Compared with the number of own
ers OF the company's junior Issue In Sep
tember, 1920, there Is an Increase of
l5.I11. or more than 10 per cent. the fig
ure at that time standing at 90,s52. The
increase has been almost uninterrupted
since the last quarter OF 1915, when
Steel common stockholders aggregated
only 1920. The increase since then
has amounted to more than $50 per cent.
The following table shows the number
of holders OF Steel common In the last
ten years: