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New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Grain Prices
Wheat

Yesterday 8 Previous Year
NO, Ne% hard. 69ra' .sS6i SlS1s si5s SlGss' ago.
open. High. Low. Close. n0oasx oiose. $
May. 1885, 1861 1855 ( 1861 i.5s44
Yesterdays Previous Year
NO so.si% SiESS $685. S'Sss; s1.Ss 1ss
july july ......, ..... ,74 TX .7s 7ss iss H.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. 3 White. So.5o@s7 so.55 $751; s1 igS: y
3aiy Mny ..: ....:: ~ ~ ~ :ts3. ~ ~
Testerday's g{S Previous Year
No western SITS si.7s@ si7sA ai9fs sislH agq'
Flour and Neal
Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring pat ss,7s@92 ss.75@s.s5 TiSsS. $50 rsG
Rye...... S5O09.10 S.5O9s.1O S25qgS55
6ran..,, $500 $500 50.0OQ51.OO
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Butter-Receipts were 1904 packages
Creamery, higher than extras. lb., 461a q
4lc; extras, 81 score, Acc; 1rsts, SO to- SO
S9c; lower grades, 2S@32c; unsalted, higher
than extras, 49@49lac; extras, 48@48Mc;
hrsts, 4l@47c; seconds, "a U4Oc; held or
storage, high scoring. 42c; extras, 4OQ4lc;
hrsts, 36W39c; seconds 30Q35c; lower
grades, 26029c; Danish casks, fresh. 440
As &c; state dairy tubs, finest 44@45c;
good to prime, 3S043c; common to fair,
28Q37c; ladies, current make firsts 250
27c; seconds. 22@23c; lower grades, 20Ib a
n &c; packing stock, current make, No. i
22c; No. 2. 21c; lower grades 1902
Cheese-Receipts were 2,S41 boxes. State
whole milk, held early made, fats. spe-
cafs pound 27@2oc; fall made, 26Q27c;
average run, 24Q25 Y fresh specials 2Sk
grades. 15@2lhc; twins. held specials.
~ t2 U28 nc; average run 24025Ac; Wis
consln, held flats, 25 q 2Sc; held twins, ESQ
26Gc; single daisies, held. 241a @26Ia c;
double daisies, held, "a q 26lAc; .young
Americas; held, 27029c; fresh, 3712 a.
20 t5cj skins, held specials, 1715 "a lgc:
prime to choice, 13@16i9c; fair to good
IL Ql2c; lower grades 8@l0c.
Eggs-Receipts were 24403 cases Fraeh
gsathered, extras, dozen, 3Sc; extra firsts
6Ic; seconds, 34c; dirties, No. !. 31D82c,
creeks, Ialr to choice. dry, 20 O. soc; state
Ienhsvl'anla and nearoy Western hennery
whites extras, soc; extra frsts, 48D49c:
tarsts' 41ci gathered whites, firsts to extra
nrsts' ~ a. ave- under grades, 43@46c; Pa
enc c coast, white, extra hrsts AS 49c:
ipsSs g9 81 g. 41c; under grades, 43@ acc; puliets
ooW SIC; other Western and Southern gath
cred whites, 39@46c; state, PennsylYania
ana nearby Western hennery browns en-
IRA, 59cQ 40c; gathered brown and mixed
hrsts, 36Q37C. ~ 't'"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT At A
- Special Meeting Of the Stockholders. Of
Kogefs, Metzger Co.. Inc. held on geb
ruary 10th. 1921. the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
RESOLVED BY the unanimous vote OF
all stockholders OF Rogers -Metzger Co,
10th day Of February, 1921, that II Is de
sirable that the corporate name Of aaid
Rogers Metzger CO.. Inc. be changed ffont
that 10 the name OF II. !. Rogers Co., fae
The name authorized By the Secretary OF
State Of the State OF New York by vietus
Of a certificate bearing date the 2oth aay
Of January. 1921. ana the President ana
Secretary he and they are hereby author
ized and directed TO take al steps neees
sary to comply with the requirenLents Of
the general corporation law. az amended
poratien Law
New York. February 10Th, 1921
ROC ERS- AETZGER CO INC
~ HARRY L. ROGERS. President
GERALD u. RosENHEIsf. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Drop in Coal Stops Work
On Havre-to-Paris Oil Line

PARIS, Feb. 15.-Work on the 1OV,-
900 oOo-franc oil pipe line from Havre
to Paris, being built by the Stewart
Construction Company, of New York,
for the Atlantic and Gulf Refining
Company of America, hiss been sus-
pended, probably for three months.
Dne-ffth of the estimated cost already
HAS Been paid out The reasons as
sipned for the cessation of work are
the general financial depression and
the tremendous drop in the price Of
coal. The purpose of the proposed pipe
line was to supply fuel cheaply to Paris
Industries.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
THE MORTGAGE-BOND COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.

The following. bonds have been drawn
for payment on April I. 1921. on which
date the interest will cease; so o., Series O. Nos
Al4s, A6S4 and will be redeemed at par
with interest to that date upon presenta-
tion to any of the following places for
payment
At the ONCE of The Mortgage-Bond Co.
At the ONCE of Ladenburg. Thalmann &
Company.
- At the banking House Of coutts & Com
pany.
In Paris
At the BanQue de PUnion Parisienne,
In Amsterdam-
At the Administ ratiekantoor Broes &
Gosman @. S.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
, FINANCIAL
haIDVALE.G0sHEN COAL co.
Proposals for Bonds

The undersigned Trustee under the First
Mortgage of the Midvale- Goshen Coal Com.
pany, dated Sept. !, 1894, having the sum
of $3,1o2.96 available for the purchase OF
bonds. will accept tenders of bonds Issued
under said mortgage to an amount suffi-
terest.
Sealed proposals setting forth the serial
numbers Of the Bonds offered will be- re
ceived by the undersigned Mt its office, 81
Cedar. Street, New, York City. up to Il
o'clock noon on Feb. %, 1921.
The right Is reserved to reject any bid
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & TRUST
COMPANY.
BY CALVERT BREWER,
Vice Presldent.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Seek C,oca-C,oIa Cost

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 15.-In q
petition for leave to file supplemental
bill in the Federal District Court by
counsel for the plaintiff in the suit of
the Coca-Cola Bottling Company versus
the Coca-Cola Company, Judge Morris is
Cola syrup furnished by the manufac-
turer to the bottling company, pending
determination of the main suit, which
has been pending for some time.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
kresge Co. Earns $26.l3
Net Income $2,753, 500, an In.
crease of S473 2NS

Net earnings Of s. S. Kresge Company
.or the year ended December 81, after
and Federal taxes, amounted to
Sl,!33'6o6, equivalent, after prefer, ed
~ l,lVloends, to S26.13 share earned on
n common stock, according to a state
nent issued yesterday
This compares with net of So .28o. .aO1
Or S2l.40 a share, in 1919. The surnlus
after dividends was $2,013, ,506. an in
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
New Financing Co. One,s

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15.- with az :
oOo,ooo available to loan on foreign
Ifade deals, the Federal International
banking Company, organized under the
Edge act, became a going concern to-
day in financing movement of Southern
staple products to foreign markets. Ap-
plicatlons for loans already exceed the
initial capacity of the bank it was an
nounced, mostly on cotton to be shipped
TO Germany. The capital stock was sub
scrioed by 1900 banks in nine Southern
states
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
S. o. of N. J.$l.25 Dividend
Rate on $25 Common Equal 90
Old SIS Basis

A dividend of $1.25 a share on COM
mon stock of $25 par value was declared
yesterday at meeting of the direc
tors Of the Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey.
This is the first dividend declared on
$26 par value stock 1t corresponds
with the quarterly dividend of S5 a
share paid on the old $1OO par common.
The regular quarterly dividend of
$1.75 share on preferred stock also
was declared.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TO TYsE STOCKHOLDERS OFF WISEMAN
MINES C0RpQRATION:

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that spe-
cial meeting OF the stookholders ,,, Of Wise, Sc.
man Mines Corporation VIII be held at the
Sfse %sg York 20 she citS r. at At 10 oolook A NJ
on che End day Of March, 1921. for the pur, pvia
erornorstton;s capital stock from $3.50. 600,
Consisting OF 500 shares OF preferred stock
the value Of 900 Of sAHh shs nnq naa ysoe aGue
or $40 each to S85o.000. consisting OF 500
shares of preferred stock of the par value
Of 500 each and 5000 shares hare socn OF common
dated New York. February 18th, 1921.
CHARLES H. CLIFFORD. President.
A n BALDWIN. Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
German Internal Bonds
Crude Oil Lower
Reductions of From 10 TO soc
Announced in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Feb. Reductions
of from 10 to so cents in the price Of
crude oil were announced here to-day by
the principal purchasing agencies.
Pennsylvania crude received a cut of
so cents barrel, making the new price
1915.
Other reductions included Caben,
$2.2f; Somerset. So; Somerset light.
S2.25, and Ragland. $115. Ragland
was cut 10 cents a barrel, while the
other grades were reduced 25 cents 3
barrel
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Archibald kains Heads
Neyy Southern Trade Co,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. i5.--Archihald
Kains, chairman of the board of the
American Foreign Banking Corpora
tion of New York, was elected presi-
dent tonight by the board of directors
of the Federal international Banking
Company, recently organized under the
Edge act, TO finance the expectation Of
Southern products.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Artificial Silk in Demand

Artificial six to-day IS taking the
place of the natural product for max
ing all kinds of ribbons, neckties and
for such trimmings where high lustre
is desirable. Large quantities of it
are used for covering electric wires.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders

Pursuant resolution Board of Directors a
Special Meeting OF the Stockholders of Allied Chemical
Dye Corporation is hereby called held
of the CorForahon No 81 Broadway Borough Manhat-
TAM City Of New York, State York, ON March T.
1921, o'clock in the forenoon take
action upon the following propositions:
l. To increase the number shares which the Cor
poration from 2,516719 shares which
shares OF the amount value of $100 each,
ferred stock, and 2l43455 shares
nominal par value, 46671e shares of which
o73264 shares OF the value of 500
to be preferred stock, and 3l434s5 be
common stock without nominal value
D. To increase the of the capital VIII
the Cooperation will business from $4s043e7s
Sl3043,675.
g. To amend articles Third Fifth
of Incorporation to read, respectively, follows:
Third: The of hat may be issued
by the corporation is Four Million One Hundred Sixty
six Thousand Seven Hundred Nineteen (4,166,719), of
which Nine Hundred Seventy-three Thousand Two
Hundred sixty-four (97St264l shares, of the
preferred stock and Three Million
Foryhree Hundred Fifty-fve
(3,43455) shares to be stock without
nominal value"
Fifth: of capital wit whic the cor
poration will business is One Hundred Thr
Million Forty-three Thousand Six Hundred
Seventy-ive Dollars
To do all things connection with
consideration of action any and all of said
propositions and such other business
advisable required be done order to into
effect action may be taken the propositions
hereinabove specifically set forth
By order of the Board of Directors
ORLANDO F. WEBER President
CLINTON S. LUTKINS Secretary
Dated February IS, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
FIRST Cheese Factory in Rome

The manufacture Of cheese, winch
now ranks among the leading indus
tries in a dozen or more states of the
Union, had its beginning in 1851, in
which year the first cheese factory in
the United States was established at
Rome N Y
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Open. High. Low. Clio
Reaction in Sugar
On Heavy Offerings

Heavy offerings of raw sugag at the
basis of cents cost and freight for Cubas
caused a reaction yesterday and sales were
made at 4& cents. Refners advanced
their list prices fractonally but it was be-
lieved the unsettled situation would tend
to restrict demand for granulated and
cause another readjustment. Selling of
futures caused a net decline OF Is to 23
points
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
L.. TO HOLDERS OF
a'''en L Clear6eld Coal & Iron Co,

N.,. SINKING FTUND NoTICE
AffioIs hereby given. as provided in
lsss Of the indenture dated june Is,
sofs,s seeS,91ring e,1 the above bonds, that sealed
MssdaS~ ~'i oe received up to 10 A. NJ. on
statss Maroh 15, 1921. by the United
No. mSrtgsse & Trust Co., at it's otfioe,
sals ~ sSedar Street. New York, for the
1, wSl,hn as Trustee at the lowest price
sxc,sd5nsn sach bond shall be offered, not
safnisn,s iobE and accrued interest OF
ihe s,,,a Of tho above bonds to exhaust
dred MI Wl.ot OF Thirty-one Thousand Six Hun
Z Cents estSsaty.four Dollars and Eighty Seven
.oaes.s shall be sealed andS Endorsed
rsld Coaio aor the sale of Jefferson g. Clear
sinking = Iron Company 6% Bonds to
fRUse nEnd gnd- and addressed to the
s lEFFap nDlEPA ARTSIENT.
'eoN CLEARFIELp COAL
IRON COMPANY
Data 70 sy GEO. II. CLUNE. Treasurer
"VnestsF. n Y, February 8, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
To vryE sTOCKHoIDERS OF WISEMAN
MINES CORPORATIONS:

NoTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that spe'
o1a, raan Mines Corporation viii be held at sht
Once Of the Company No = asss nrosawag n on ~,
. at a,thopiz,ng an Increase in the number Of
SIrectnra OF said corporation from nve tG
seven ,bnr "a ysa3
A. T. BALDWIN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Pacific Gas Report

The Pacific Gas and Electric Gem
pany reported net income, after OPP
Grating expenses and taxes, for the
year ended December 81, of s10,142,S27
compare with s8,S33, ,b60 for the pre-
ceiling year.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Erea He,n on Your Income Tax.

Free Help on K0ur IHcOHie Tux
II you will keep running memorandum
OF your income during the year, you will
save q great deal of time when 1t comes to
making out your annual income tax sched :
ule 'sIncorhe Tax Data" is a convenient
account book for this purpose. based upon
the latest income tax schedules free
copy may be had by addressins Ames'
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
flee 9f The United Gas Improve n,ent Co.

once 9f Tine United Gas Impro ment To.
n w. corner Broad and Arch Sgreets
,,,. PhilAdelphia, December 8, 1896
Ihe Directors have this day dacaares "a
quarterly dividend OF one and tl5res-sss -
ters per oent. ts7Ac per sharej on Iths
Preferred stock of this Company, payabis
March Is. 1921. TO holders of Prefeered
stock OF record at the CLOSE OF busihsss
Checks will be matted
a. W, MORRIS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

Southern Spot Mnrkets-(ialVeston steady,
25 points higher, at 1860; sales, $40 bales
New orleans steady. % higher, at 1880;
changed. at 1Sc; sales nil Savannah
steady unchanged, at 14ci sales nil. VIII
mington quiet, so higher, at 1860 sales
nil. Norfolk quiet, unchanged, at l3c;
sales. 50 bales. Augusta steady, % higher,
at l3.25c; sales 500 bales Memphis
steady unchanged, at 13.5 soc; sales 100
bales. Houston steady, As higher, at
13.25c; sales. 4,970 bales Little Rock
quiet, unchanged at 13.75c; sales, sos
sales 2.752 bales Montgomery firm.
changed. at 12.5Oc; sales. 56 bales. Fort
Worth steady. SO higher, at -. SOci sales,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

Coffee Fufures--LiQuidation of March
contracts tended to depress values in quiet
trading yesterday. Final quotations were
to IL points net lower.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago
i''pT BRINE ne 100 lbs, s775@ 80 s12OO@16.oo
SIDES = > i ib. u 80. &c., .12@ 10 .17@ "a
Live Veals, COM
GSh noo lbs. ss p:,l 1ooo@1s.oO 1s,Oo@26
Dc eity t Il io1.. @'' .16@ rs .2s@ 80
LBS ibs. ewes. e"s'' 1VV 2.5o@ 500 s.oo0l2.6o
DfifyeG city, ID. na''o4' ,"... ORG .1oh 200 2s
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100 :,
lbs. .......... s.0VW sou @4'Vo@ -1.V"
Dressed | N BIS
city, -lb log a .S9g AZ
Hogs. 100 lbs 1o.264l1.25 1900 Q16.5o
d e s hogs.
bacon, lb. 10 q Ql6A .22& 9g23 4
Pork. bbL .. 3l6O@3260 43.Q0l 44.00
Mess beef. Dbl. =. 16.00g1S.00 l6.00QlS.00
Lard. Midd.
West 100 lbs. 240@ 1880 2L3092l. 10
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

Sales Open. High Low Last.
50 "do 19ab-..... .l62A 1921 1924 1o2l4
IS edo 1881 -. .108@ 1885 IO2s4 1928
10 *swift q Co Is '25. 96h 961s 961a 96ls
+SwIss Govt i4s. So so So So
25 *Tex Co Is notes. 99La 1914 99lz 90 a
IS ~ Tank Line Is. 10os4 100% 1O0@ 1o0a.
80 sWirgt sWirginIa 1iu Chem 9955& 95s 95h s5!a
German Internal Bonds
Quoted in dollars per / 900 marks)
Sales. Open. High. Low Last
10000 %Berlin 4s. Is 10 "a IS
$4,000 'Ger Govt 5s, Is Is IA Is
enlisted. tsens cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Cotton Statistics
Liverpool Cables

Spot cotton in improved demand at IA
points advance; middlng, 8.2ld. Sales,
5000 American. 1000. Imports nil. Fut
ures opened quiet at to points decline,
Closed steady at a net advance Of IL to 10
points. March, S.79d; May. 9.04d; July,
9.22d; October, 9.33d; December, 9.3Sd !;
January, 9.41d. Manchester: Yarns dull;
cloths quiet.
CottOnseed Oil
The market was active. with total sales
for the day aggregating 17,400 barrels.
closing with net gains Of is to 20 points.
The range of prices:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28
BURGLARS WORK
AS CITY CARES
FOR IT'S GUESTS
Many RObberies Reported to
Police as Crooks Ply
Trade.

Burglars and hold men were busy
in the city last night Mrs. H. H. Pierce,
225o Broadway, reported that while she
was away from home burglar "jimmied"
a window and ransacked the house.
Jewelry valued at 500 was missing.
This included a black pin set with a dia-
mOnd worth $500, gold ring with a dia-
mond set worth $3.50. small watch valued
at $50 and a pin with a small diamond
set valued at So.
H. B. Samuels, coo Lockerbie street,
was held up and robbed by two negroes
at New York and Liberty streets last
night. The negroes were riding bicycles
and stopped just long enough to cover
Samuels with a revolver and relieve him
Of $50 and then rode east on New York
street escaping before the police arrived
Miss Grace Craig, 70 The Martha Wash
ington apartments, told the police she
laid her handbag down in an Office in
the Peoples Bank Building and that il
was stolen The bag contained $40.
A. l. Hopkins living at Speedway City,
notified the police that a burglar entered
his home last night, carrying away jewel
~ and clothing valued at more than $780,
Nellie Sodeman. 40 Kaufman place,
who operates g lemonade stand on Monu-
ment Circle. said that thief stole her
purse containing $50 from the stand yes
terday afternoon.
Irvan Rush, 334 West Thirtieth street,
notified the police that a thief had taken
bed clothes and wearing apparel valued
at $500 from the clothes line in his rear
yard yesterday
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28

A young patriotic organization that is
holding its national convention in the
city in connection with the G. A. r en-
campment is the National Daughters Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic. which
is composed Of lineal feminine descend
ants Of honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors Of he Civil War Mrs. Grace
T. Armstrong Of Highland Park, Mich.
is commander n-chief OF the organiza-
ton. The badge of the order is a little
bronze button in a circle Of gold with
the words Daughters Of the G.. A K.
cnamelcd in blue thereon.
The organization was chartered at
Springfield, Ill, June %. 1907. There is
also Junior department Of the order,
known as the Children Of the G. A R.,
composed OF boys and girls, lineal de-
sccndants Of the veterans, between the
ages Of and is
The daughters have their headquarters
on the mezzanne floor of the Hotel LIN
coin. A business meeting was held yes
terday afternoon and banquet will lie
given by the order at : O'Clock tonight in
the Lincoln.
Other national officers include Marie
JirOux. Chicago. senior vice commander
in-chief Mary Manning, Spokane. Wash.
junior vico commander iu-chief Ruth
Young, Battle Greek, Mich. quartermaster
general: Helen keNog Detroit. Mich. ad-
jutant general; Josephine Browning,
chairman Instruction; Isabelle Perry,
Jackson Mich, chaplain; Gertrude Hassis
Chicago, national patriotic Instructor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28
The Hair Destroying
Curling Iron Passes

The heated iron makes the hair drv and
parched looking, burns off the ends Civ
ing a most untidy appearance. You who
have learned this from experience will be
glad to hear of very simple method
which is open to none Of the objections
referred to and which gives better re
suits than the curling iron.
Just get few ounces Of plain liquid
silmerine al your druggists and apply a
little with a clean tooth brush before
doing up the hair. drawing the brush
down one strand at a time from root to
tip. In three hours your hair will be as
beautifully wavy and curly as though
Mother Nature did it, and ii will be quite
manageable. no matter what style of Golf
fure yol adopt The effect will be much
prettler than II you used a waving iron.
Will last much longer, and the health Of
your hair will not suffer. Silmerine Is
not sticky or greasy. but is quite pleasant
to use-Advertisemeat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28
Bargains in Notions
Special for THURSDAY

All rubber boomers, three
sizes, SOC a pair.
Sanitary aprons and belts,
combined. Made TO fit perfect
ly, $1.OO a set.
Dress shields. Three sizes,
large, medium and small, @4c
a pair.
Rubberized house hold
aprons, adult size, pink, blue
and gray, 800 each.
Colored bias tape; colors,
light blue, pink, black, navy,
red, green, lavender and copen-
hagen; six-yard bolts, 100 a
bolt.
White bias tape, sizes 1 to 5,
sc bolt.
Large size box assorted hair
pins, special at So a box.
Bone hairpins, medium and
small sizes, four and five in a
box, Sc.
Large red tomato pin Cush-
ions, 100 each.
Mystic mits for cleaning
kitchen utensils, Sc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28
KING OF GREECE
BACK IN ATHENS
Constantine Returns From
AnatOlia, Where Turks
Advance.

LONDON, Seut. 2S-Klng Constantine
Of Greece has retprned to Athens from
the Anatolian war theater, according to
a dispatch from Athens today.
The Turkish Nationalists are still ad-
vancing westward through Anatolla.
Details Of the Greek defeat, which were
held up by the Greek military censorship
in Asia Minor, now are seeping through
by way of Constantinople The Greeks
are reported to have lost more than
ten thousand men in killed, wounded and
captured in the battle that began with
the Turkish counter offensive just out
side OF Angora.
The Greeks had hoped to dictate
changes IN the treaty Of Sevres after de-
feating the Turks.
AS the situation rests at present IT
probably will be necessary for the all es
to intervene in the Near East.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28
Two Are Arrested as
Alleged Tiger Men

Police officers went fishing today and
ished a pint OF white mule" whisky
out Of the dish water at the home of
Ula De Grafee. flat No. 8, 500 Blake
street. They also found an empty jug
and an empty bottle that they say had
contained white mule" Mrs De
Grafee said the liquor dld not belong to
her. Ira Steph, who was at the house.
claimed ownership and was arrested on
the charge Of operating blind tiger.
Karl Frommherz, 80. $40 South East
street, music teacher, who has a studio
at room Z, 1912 South Delaware street,
was arrested last night by Federal pro
hibitiOn agents who charged him with
operating a blind tiger The officers
say eight pints Of bonded whisky were
found in his room.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28
BOARD MAKING
INVESTIGATION
Naval Department Seek
Cause of Sub Sinking.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2S.-Uhile Ma
val board Of inquiry was seeking to de-
termine the cause of the accident at Los
Angeles harbor Monday night when the
submarine re- suddenly filed with water
and sank in two minutes, efforts were
being continued to float the submerged
craft.
The death list was placed at two, the
victims being Frank A. Spaulsburg,
electrician, of Powers Lake, n. D., and
John E. Dreffein, seaman Of Los Angeles.
Their bodies were not found by divers
in the hull Of the re and it is believed
they may have been skept out to sea.
Vice Admiral Shoemaker was quoted
as saying that while the cause of the dis
aster is still officially unknown. it may
have been caused by a locking device on
a torpedo tube being damned and being
suddenly forced open.