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The Winslow mail., 1921-07-29
Total HIGHWAY MILEAGE.

Highway mileage in the United
States now totals 2,478,552 miles, or
ten times the mileage of the railroads.
The Winslow mail., 1921-07-29
A Simnleton.

Our idea of a simp is man who
marries a lady lawyer and then tries
to make an alibi stick.-Dallas News
The Winslow mail., 1921-07-29
A Possible Trouble.

Muggins-It's strange that Wfgwag
doesn't succeed. He seems to have no
difficulty in catching on.
Buegins-Maybe the trouble is he
doesn't know when to let go.
The Winslow mail., 1921-07-29
gaslv-worn Tires Prohibited.

In Connecticut. the use Of badly
worn or partially-destroyed tires on
the highways is strictly forbidden.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
ACCEPTANCE FUTURE
PLAN STARTED HERE
Dealings VIII Enable Business
Men to Arrange Financing
in Advance.

Plans for trading in bank ana bankers
acceptances for future delivery have been
started on large scale. with the dis
count house OF Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
featuring this departure. These plans
are based on the belief that the money
market has reached n point at which
rates are expected 10 remain stable over
considerable periods or at which rate
changes win be gradual or slow. Deal
ings in acceptance futures follow the re-
cent decision of the Federal Reserve
Board permitting reserve banks to pur-
chase import and export paper running
for six months
Arthur X Solomon said yesterday that
the plan will enable importers. exporters
and other users of bank aceeptances 10
grrange for the financing of transac-
lions as much as three months In ad-
vance OF the time when these transac-
lions are actually effected. In this way
merchants viii be enabled TO make defi-
mite plans for future business. eliminat-
ing the risk of loss through changes in
money conditions The system has been
practised in London for many years
An exporter who expects within thirty,
sixty or ninety days TO receive bank ac-
ceptance in payment for shipment to
customer may contract with the firm to
purchase the acceptance at a stated rate
of discount Similar procedure could be
followed by importers who raise funds
for foreign payments by discounting
bank acceptances.
With regard TO the rate of discount at
which these contracts win be made, 1t
was explained that the Spread" between
tho spot rate and the future rate would
be determined 10y the bankers Judgment
Of money market conditions. Where it
was believed that the trend OF rates was
distinctly downward, 1t might be that
the rate for forward transactions would
be lower than the spot rate. II is ex-
pected however. that the discount on fu-
lure deliveries will usually amount to
about II per cent. a month. That is. ii
the spot discount rate is per cent. the
rate for thirty day contracts would be
61s sixty days. 6%, and ninety days,
Gas.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
AMERICAN BOSCH co.
$500, 900 NOTES SOLD
Bankers viii Offer the Secur-
tiles To-day.

The American Bosch Magnetic Corpor-
alton has sold to w. A hartman 4. Co.
Inc, and Hornblower & Weeks, $4,000
600 Of per cent. sinking fund gold
notes. duo on June 1. 1886. and those
bankers are offering them to-day az 80 I.
and accrued interest. TO ret more than
S.l5 per cent. The issue is reasonable
- loJ and accrued interest. at the option
OF tho company on any interest date on
thirty days notice. The minimum an
itlal sinking fund viii provide for the
retirement OF S2.G00,000 OF the principal
amount OF the notes prior to maturity.
Arthur 7. Murray. president OF the
corporation. in letter 10 the bankers,
says in part: American Bosch Magnetic
Corporation manufactures maguetos.
starting and lighting systems. battery
ignition syGtelns and spark plugs, which
arc used rs standard equipment by more
than Z5o Of the standard motor truck,
tractor. automobile. farm machinery and
marine engine manufacturers. These
notes constitute tho compauys cnly obIi-
gatioa outstanding other than current
trade accounts. Net quick aesets a. Of
December 81. 1920. We're ss.036305. on
f'oro than two ind quarter times the
principal of tie notes. and total nes
tangible assets were $i0.007.5I3, or
eqciva lent 20 four times iae principal Of
the notes. Average annual net earnings
ter the FIVE years ended December 81
iast were SS02,792. or at the rate Of more
than four times annual interest require
ments. In no year during the PAST i've
years were net earnings less than two
times the interest requiremcnts'
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Automobiles Stolen.

The following automobiles ware repor1sA
stolen last night by Police Heausuar1.rp,
Ford 1919 coupe; license 2iSTo3 n. ": mo
tor 4Tia5To.
Ford coupe; license 1891 N. j.; moor
sTl955J.
Pathfinder touring. dark blue: l,csnse zf1eou
~. ". motor ff0f0
Chandler 1870 touring; license fos3Ti N. T.:
motor s6gGs
Ford 1919 sedan; license 23oioo N. Y; mo
tor 34eS242
Ford 1919 sedan license iss2io n. y; mo-
tor 32tafJ4.
Ford 1927 brown and whit. tnxicsb icons.
U921JS ~. ". motor unknown.
Crow Elshar touring; license i6s0T; motor
Ns5eiT.
Chandler 1920 touring; license iT246s NJ. Y,
mSor 0J5ip.
oldanobile 1890 touring; license 1890 ". T.:
motor EDsO12p.
hu,ccar commercial truck, marked Joreph
f,ora, 1atifo East 25th ~. /: license sJO0o2
n. ~; motor 1910.
Ford 1919 touring ilcense 1890 y. Y. mo-
tor ipifJJt
Paige 1910 touring; license iss52s N. r.
motor GGOIid.
Chandler 1870 touring license Y3ca N. z:
motor 2S082.
Ford 1917 touring; license 256215 N. y.s
motor 236eoS1.
Islssci 1920 sport model: brown. green wire
wheels license iSoS2s; motor S53fte,
Ford 1870 touring; license f9f937 N. rs
motor 3S3AT2
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
U. S. INERT AS TRADE
LAGS, SAYS REDFIELD
Deplores Lack Of Programme
With Depression Here and
Foreigners After Goods.

ATLANTIC CIrr. May 1s~--Memoers OF
the Maryland Bankers Association or
the second day OF their twenty-sixth an-
nral convention were strongly urged 70
support tho recently organized Eoreis.'
Trade Financing Corporation in an ad-
dress to-day by William c, Redheld. for
merry Secretary of Commerce.
Mr.. Redfeld said American export
trade had been steadily diminishing for
the last several months and is now in
many respects at a standstill. He lad
particular stress on the falling of in ex-
ports Of copper, cotton, oil, lumber, steel
and wheat and on the domestic depres-
sion that has followed the collapse OF
foreign markets for these products.
1T is not wholly credtable to the
United States" he said, that with the
greatest giving power. with the largest
industrial output in tho world. with the
largest available supply of raw material
In the world. she should. as yet, have put
nothing into definite action In her own
behalf or for the benefit OF the world.
1T is almost as though we had been
so interested in looking at other people 9
struggles that we forgot that the out
come of those struggles was a matter
OF vital Importance to us." he continued.
1T Is unthinkable that conditions should
continue In which we face the world
holding in our hands pretty much every
thing that the world wants and on the
other hand the world faces us with out
stretched hands eager to take what we
have to sell, but neither being able to
get at the other"
He declared that foreign trade and
domestic trade could not be separated, as
one was dependent upon the other. Judge
Charles nf ,l,N
spoke on Dollars and Sense" said:
The bejewelled woman. lavishing her
affection on poodles and pomeranians,
while another woman is struggling In
poverty to support her own children, is
doing more to spread the spirit of unrest
than all the propaganda of the Bolshe-
viles."
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO
BROKERAGE SWINDLE
Six of Eight Indicted Nouo
Face Sentence.

Two more OF the eight men indicted
by the Grand Jury In connection with
1windlinS scheme IN which Wall street
brokerage houses were the victims
pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge
Rosalsl<y in General Sessions. Milo T.
Boeard OF 3iS West Fffty-first street
pleaded guilty TO attempted grand
larceny and Joseph Markart OF 1855
Broadway. Brooklyn. TO petty larceny.
Four men pleaded guilty Monday. They
VIII bc sentenced on May 81.
The men worked In palrs, according TO
the charge against them, one getting
rpoyment nv salesman In brokerage
house and later bringing IN hts accom-
pilce as n prospective customer. The
customer would buy blocks of stock
and pay for them with his note. The
salesman would collect a commission on
the sale and take leave from the broker
age concern. The brokerage house could
not collect on the mote when Il fell
due.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
BfTUMINCUS COAL
AT BEDROCK PRICE
NO Market Because Public
Confuse X With Anthracite.

The bitunninous coal situation has
reached a condition of mo morket" be-
cause Of public confusion over the terms
anthracite and bituminous and the
growth OF a misconeoption that strikes
in the anthracite mines have tied up
both anthracite and soft coal indugtrios
j. ID. A. Morrow. vice-president OF the
National Coal Association. said yoster-
day at the opening of the association
convention nj the WaidorfAstoria:
with more than 100000 miners idle
and more than 100000 idle freight cars
lying in the railroad yards, the con-
sumer OF coal is holding Off In arranging
for his next winters supply of coal at .
time when the bltuminous product n
selling at bedrock prices at tho mines."
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Market Irregular.

Much lrregularity developed in yos-
tsrday's bond market and many leading
issues were under pressure Here and
there were Arm spots, especially m the
foreign Government list. which was
featured by a sharp decline IN Mexican
bonds. on the other hand Paris SIS
were stronger and Belgian 6s advanced
substantially. United Kingdom Jfba
Swiss S. and Copenhagen 5tss declined
largo fractions. Rail and local traction
bonds were easier. There wcs 10 def-
ini;e trend TO tho industrials Atlantic
Fruit Is broke about ! point. while Vir-
ginia-Carolina Chemical 71as advanced
fractionally. United states steel pinlS-
ing fund IS oased a little and Wilson
Company frBt 6s moved higher. Good
year Tire S. were active, but little
changed IN price. and much activity IN
oils was noted
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
The French Loan.

Definite Information which will enable
The barkers 70 determine whether 10
Issue the French loan on Monday or not
j. expected 70 Be received ~ cable to-
day and the chances Of such IN issuance
early next week sre said 20 BE- about y
g I. The terms as mentioned IN certain
quarters of q - per cent. 100, 600. 900
non-callable fifteen year bond 10 be Of
fcred az % are said TO be inoyact. and
II Is further stated that the actual terms
win be more favorable TO the Govern
nent Of France. ~ this writing no
announcement can lie fuade regarding
tho Ioan which Il on the fire II cpn
be said that my rostpauement &c rho
offering beyond Monday III Tuesday
would cause considerable disap pualntmeut
IN leading banking circles.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

Al Meeting Of Directors held to-day at
London, IL was decided to pay an interim divi-
dend Of four per cent. (f9g) free Of British
Income Tax on the Ordinary Shares on 3Jth
June. 1921. Coupon Number Sc must be used
for d;y,ia,d
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
national steel Car r1otstion.

Freeman G Go. arc offering 100000
Of s per cent. equipment trust certifi-
Gates series r, OF the National Steel
Car Lines Company, 20 be guaranteed
unconditionelly MS 20 principal and dlvi-
dends By the Transcontinental oil Com
psny. They arc dated June /. 1921. and
win be secured by first lien on 507
all steel standard tank cars the issue
representing 55 per cent. Of the present
market of that equipment. Tho certifi-
Gates win mature semi-annually in lots
Of $4,000 beginning on December j.
1921. The offering of the various ma
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Reorganization of
Maxwell Motor Company, Inc.
and
Chalmers Motor Corporation

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Committee has called for payment
to Central Union Trust Company of
New York, Depositary, at its principal
office, No 80 Broadway, New York City,
ON or before the close Of business on June
/. 1921, the unpaid balance OF the pur-
chase price Of the Glass A and Glass b
Stock specified in the outstanding Sub
scription Warrants issued in pursuance
OF the Plan and Agreement OF Reorganl-
zation dated September 1, 1920. Holders
Of Subscription Warrants are accord
inglv required TO make the aforesaid
payment within the time limited ana TO
present their Subscription Warrants 1t
the time Of such payment Tor appro-
PIRATE notation thereon.
Failure TO make such payment on
or before the time herein specified
will forfeit all rights Of purchase
under Subscription Warrants and
under che Plan, and all amounts
paid upon the Subscription War
rants; and all Subscription Warrants
in respect of which such failure
shall be made will thereupon be-
come void.
Dated. New York, May 20, 1921.
wALTER p. CURYsLER. Chairman
y. IL. HARyECh, Vice Chairman
EI.DO< EISHEL
JAMES 4. BRADY
HARRY BEO%NER
LEO VI. 4UTZFL
HUGH CHALMERS
GEORGE w. DAWSON
B. r.. ENEgs5iT
HENRY v. POOR
H.. X. TINKER
RALPH VAN yECEJES
Committee
A. A. ROST, Secretary,
- Broadway. New York c ity.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
STATE OF NEW YORK
5 Per Cent
Serial Gold Bonds
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
AMOUNTING TO
$41,8OO, 100000
Will be sold Thursday, June g. 1921,
at IL o'clock noon
ndard T;nel
OIU ! thursday, Jun
at IL o'clock moor,
lStandard Tirnel


These bonds Legal Investments for Trust Funds.
registered denominations S00000 $0O000 $10ooo00 and
$50,G00.00 follows:
s2oOOOo00. the Highways
and 00 90 annually March the 1922
to 1871, both inclusive
be dated March 1921 and $0oo0000 March
S680000000 for the Construction dated
January 1921 annually
OF the years from 1922 to 1871, both inclusive
slOo0o0ooOo for the World War be dated March
1921 $4C00000o annually March each OF the
from 1922 to 1916, both inclusive
As lie bonds be issued for e improvement Of Highway the Construction
$50o0O0o uhc UH be include bonds
Of each maturity
As the bonds be issued for World War Bonus payable 25 e anaua
be deemed include bonds
bid will mauies therefore bidders will be
specific
equal maturity based che mus specified
above
As the
Canal Terminals Acquisition
right bidder these
No will the bonds
certified
the Comptroller
of the value Of the bonds bid for.
proposals. together deposits,
dorsed Proposal for bonds enclosed sealed envelope directed tho
All bids will include accrued interest
The Comptroller the all bids
in his opinion advantageous to the interest Of the State
Circulars descriptive these bonds and OF outstanding State bonds sinking
funds will be mailed application to
JAMES A. WENDELL State Comptroller, AL bany, NJ Y.
Albany, N. Y May 49, 1921
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
S. w. REYBURN ENTERTAINED
Merchant Is Guest of Honor st
Dance In B;Ifmore.

samuel w. Rcyburn prerldcnt Of Lord
G. Taylor and OF tho Associated Dry
Goods Stores. was the guest Of honor
last night at a dance given In tho Bit-
nore Hotel by more than two hundred
Of tho executives of the Lord & TAYLOR
stors.
Other guests Included Edwin L. Hen
garer, president OF the William Hen
gerer store or Buffalo: a. ]. Jennings,
president OF J. n. Adam < Co. Baiti-
more; J. II. Middleton. president Of Stew
art AZ Co. Baltimore. and William u.
Pirtle. vice-prcsident or the Stewart Dry
Goods Company. Louisville.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Average Bond Prices
Nay 10. Iael.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
south Africa BORROWINGS.

The British Union OF South Africa has
succeeded in borrowing f5.0o0.00o In
London. according 10 reports which
reached Wall Street yesterday. thus
postponins, II not eliminating. borrow
ings IN this market. The tota! needs or
that Commonwealth were estimated
originally at 10000. 600 and II IS con-
sidered probable That the loan negotiated
IN London solves It's needed requirements
for a long time. Incidentally the Lon
don market Is showing increasing ability.
20 lend money to other Governments.
having absorbed recently n $4,000. 600
loan 20 The Norwegian Government
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
North Dnl.nfn Offering.

Tho State Of North Dakota IL offer
ing direct % the public an issue ~
S3,nC0,000 81 5M per cent. real estate
bonds. They ARE tax exempt In North
psi.oia ana also are exempt from Fed
cral income taxes. normal and surtax.
The bonds arc IN denominations Of 500.
$500 and $1,000. and their dates Of ma
turity run from 1891 to 19fs Their
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Indicted in Fire Claim.

David 0riand treasurer of The Admir-
able shirt Company. me, 1t ond a.
West Fourteenth street, was indicted
Yesterday hy the Grand Jury. CHARGED
with presenting false claim % 4 IRE
Insurance company following a nrc
which occurred On The premises VI the
company on August rs, 1920 The c,jabs
and Rutgers Fire Insurance coippenv A.
expected 70 appear against Ornn4 n the
event ne Is brought 70 trial
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
rNnrnsAIs.

J. Request for bids under Section 10 OF ma
CLAYTON Act. by The pcunsyivaula Rail-
road Company, contract serial No JOaT
for supply OF approximately 5000 gal.
Ions keroscne oii 55.0o0 gallons Motor
Gasoline, $500 gallons SO degree Ca4c{tea
md 200 gallons Motor on r a. d. local
points ~ consumption, about gors tank
wagon dcliverie1. along tho paunvvtyanta
railroad. n the States cf Nev Ter \
Maryland. Virginia and Wori virginia. ~
may he required during pcgiod Jane lat
70 December 81, 1921. inclusive.
:. Bids must be submitted on or before mar,
Eastern Standard Time, MAY 81. 1927 Eni
wll b received and opened by Gosirofn-
cry SMITH, Purchasing Agent, ~ W. co..
ner fTth Fiibert ST.. Phiiaeelphla "a
where fun detailed Information may 81
obtained.
.. Company reserves the right 70 reject any
and all bids.
THE PI:NNsYLvANIA RAILROAD con-.
May II. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
vIENNEsE LoAN EXTENDED.

VIENNA, May 19.-The Deutsche Bank,
which has its principal headquarters In
Berlin, has extended for two years tho
G5.oco,000 mark loan TO the city OF
Vienna, which fell due on May f6.
Vienncse banks have guaranteed pay
mont Of the loan
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was quiet and Straits and
Straits shipments were quoted at 320
3d. standard at 32@33 and 80 per cent
tin at 3G@32.50. Copper was quiet
spot. May and June. 1875 @13.25. Lead
was quiet; New York spot. SIS, and
East st. Louis. 400 asked. Zinc was
steady; New York spot, 5.25 and East
ST. Louis, spot. 4.95 asked.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
ELECTIONS Ayn Mrrr1SGs.
sHEIny IRON rO,ipAvy

20 broadway. New York. Nay 2o 1921.
The nnnual meeting Of The st0cKholdpra ~
tho shelby Iron Company VIII be held st the
Company'a office, Tho Commercial Ti1is.
company Hnildins. Exchuugc Place, Joraey
Iity, New Jersey. on Wednesday june gtb.
1921. al ~ o'clock n0on. for tao election ~
directors and my matters that may properly
come before the meeting TrRn8fer b0oka
close May Goth. 1921
u. ". rRosr.- sncrstnt-.-
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
A. AND r. SALES s:a5,ao2,ss..

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Ccnpany's report for 1920 shows total
sales of s235.302.Ss7. compared with
S194,646,959 in the preceding year. Cur
rent assets as of December 81 were $685.
276.90S and current liabilities s5,193,-
S62. Cash totaled ss,4s2.t30 and in
ventories s1A.92S,933.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Cables

Rio futures unchanged to 100 res lower.
Exchange I'D. lower nt SID. Dollar rate 225
higher at TSs25. Receipts f3 900 bags and
stock 10000 bags Santos futures
changed to Is reis higher; receipts $4,000
bags and stock 2,S77 900 bags. Receipts at
ports 81 ,0C0 bags, against 10000 last year
and 81 600 two years ago. Sac Paulo had
$4,000, against 1000 and 1900. and Jund-
ahy 10000, against 1900 and 1900 bags, re-
.>t tyc1v
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

BIG BOSTON FIRM BANKRUPT.

BosroN. May ia voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy was filed to-day by
the William G. Jones Company OF this
city, dealers in cotton waste. Liabili-
ties. s1.o97.s31 assets. sl,o65,177.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
westchester Issue On Market.

Sherwood q Merrifieid are offering
Se0S.300 Of per cent coupon and Il
per cont registered westchester county
bonds yielding ~ 20 5ia per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

The Kansas Ciy Railway Company
hes dcfauited IN the payment of $780,
600 Of its three year 7 per cent. collat-
eral notes, series a. due on May Is.
1921, interest on which has been III de-
fault since November IL. 1919
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were 35s3.410.11, of
which S212,735. was sor merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S310,674.45 for recent importations.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Norway Gov 81

price ~ par. The bonds arc fuiI faith
and credit obligation Of the state Of
North Dakota. They have an additional
feature ~ protection through The do
rosit with the state Treasurer Of North
Dakota of nrst mortgages on Improved
North Dakota farm lands for an amount
equal to the par value Of the issue. Tho
issue Is offered for saio BY the Bank of
North Dakota. Bismarck. ". d.. which
has a local Office. 3061 Equitable Build
trw
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Defaults on s-.soo.ooo Bonds.

turtles Is at prices 10 yield $40 pei
cent.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
BRUSSELS BANK RATE LOWER

ISnussEra, Belgium, May 1a.--Tho Ma
tional Eank OF Belgium reduced to-day
It's rate OF discount tfom 5h per cont.
70 per cont
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

WHEN YOUR Want Ad. goee into Tine Herald
you may know that high grade returns are
coming from ~. More than 2o0.ooo quality
quantity circulation assures rruurs.-Ado.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The American Sugar
Refining Company
Preferred Dividend
Cr-,,,>on Dividend

Common Dividend
On the Preferred Ssocis dividend
of one and three quarters per cent.
being the 1885,, consecutive dividend
thereon: payable on the second day
of July. 1921, 70 stockholders of record
on thc first day of juno. 1921.
On the Common Stock n dividend
of one and three quarters per cent,
BEING the 1872 consecutive dividend
thereon, payable on the second day
of july. 1921. to stockholders of record
on the FIRST day of june. 1921.
The Transfer Books will not close.
EDWIN T. GIBSON. Secretary
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
FOREIGN bonds.

To the following prices accrued interest Is
TO be adGed In every case:
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

The range Of prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
NATIONAL IrAD coyrA~y

III broadway. New York
4 dividend of 1896 on tho Common Stock
of tliis Company has hocn declared. payable
June 80, 1921. 20 stockholders of record
June 10. 1921.
FRED Y. FORTaTYER. rreasGrcr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

BRlTISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
May II, 1921.
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE co.
Brooklyn, y. y, May y, 1921.
DIVIDEND 1O2.
regular quarterly dividend OF "a por
cent. on the capital stock of Meryeuthsier
Linotype Company viii be paid on Juna 30.
1921, 10 the stockholders OF record a. they
appear ct the close OF business on June 4.
A2i. The Transfer Books VIII not be closed.
JOS. n. MACKEY. Treasurer.
REPUBLIC IRON 6 STEEL COMPANY
PREFERREp DIVIDEND NO. n.
- a meeting OF the Board or Directors
of tho Republic ison s Steel Company, the
regular quarterly dlyi@end OF lAe6 on the
Preferred Stock was declared payable Jlly
ist, 1921. TO stockholders OF rcoord June
18th. 1921. Books remain open.
RICHARD JONES, JR.. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
COFFEE.

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