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The New York herald., 1921-03-24
NEW YORK q HONDURAS ROSARIO
NVNINC CnNgpANX

Il Battery Place. =. y. March ., l92I
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the New York Honduras Rosario Mining
Company will be held at the office of the
Company on "Wednesday, April 6, 1891. at
p. NJ, for the election OF directors and for
action upon all questions that may properly
be brought before the meeting.
The Stock transfer books will be closed NJ
IL NJ. on March 20. 1921. and remain closed
until 10 A. M. of April Z, 1921.
j.. PEREMAN Secro<arv
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The Home Insurance COMPANY

SO CEDAR STREET.
New York. March 1s, 1874.
The Annual Election for Directors OF this
Company viii be held at the office of the
Company, No. sc Cedar ST.. on Monday
April 4. 1921. Polls open from II NJ TO I
o'clock p. NJ.
G. L. TYNER, vice-Pres.
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that for the purpose
Of holding the Annual Meeting OF the Stccic-
holders OF tho General Electric Company al
Schenectady. New York. on May 10. 1871
the stock transfer books OF the COMPANY
will be closed at the close Of business hours
on Saturday. April Q, 1921, and win remain
closed until wednegday May n, 1921.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
NJ. #. wESTovER. Secretary
Notice: An Election OF Directors OF tn.
Home Life Insurance Company win be held
at the office Of the Company. No. 256 Broad.
way. Manhattan, New York. on Wednesday.
April @, 1921. The polls will be open from
10 A. NJ TO r. NJ.
WILLIAM 8. GAYLORD. Secretary.
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WESTERN POWER CORPORATION

rrba Hoard OF Directors have declared a
oua -terlv dividend OF one and one-hslf liaTe)
nor cent on the Preferred stock, payanle
Aprli is. 1877, 10 stockholders or record a.
the close or business March 81. 1871
IL r. WILSON. seeretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
. ,cIrIc CAS- AM rLrCTRTC co.

PACIFIC Gas AND EnN ,nN ~.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NC. ~
The regular quarterly dividend Of 20 per
.hare upon the Common Capital Stock OF
thie Company will be paid on April 10 1921,
10 shareholders OF record at close OF business
xyarch all 1921. The Transfer books will not
be cioped and checks will be mailed from the
of,iee OF tho company in time 10 each stock
holdsra on the date they are payable
A. p. HOOK
vice-President and Treasurer.
Gar Yynncipco. California.
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July 1. 1890,
. $3.50, ,es1 .le4 Ssa7 81

The Inference to be drawn from the
figures is that the Treasury has concen-
trated much of its operations this year
In the retirement OF Victory notes be-
cause OF the approaching date OF ma
eurity OF the issue. More than half the
notes retired were bought in February.
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Exronrs rnoM NEW YonK.

Exports from Now York Yesterday
Flour 2t677 sacks lard 1871 200
pounds cottonsoed oil. 10000 pounds
lohwzoafiDg OIL 1.sse,00o gallons
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pENSsyIvANIA oil MARKET.
IN CRY. March 29.--Credit balance
an Runs 1886, average bs,eas, ship.
.sn~u,se s<xoks. mwwxGs AAsAA
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To Holders OF First Mortgage go .. -.
3o-Year Gold Bonds OF
AIbany Southern Railroad Company.

The undersigned. as Successor Trustee
raoa securing the aforesaid bonds pur-
suant to Article Fifth OF said mortgage,
hereby calls for offerings for the sale TO !,
rs such Successor Trustee OF an amount OF
said BONDS sufficient nearly as may De
10 exhaust the sum of s23 300 ~ now IN its
hands for account OF the Sinking Fund pro-
yideA BY said mortgage. All such tenders
must be for all or any part OF the ponas
offered must stete the price AZ whicn tne
saine are offered and must be received AZ
the Corporate Trust Department or the
undsrs!Rned, 16 walt Street New York CITY,
a. or before i2 O'Clock noon, on April ..
1871 Notifications Of offerings accepted will
be mailed on or before April 8, 1921, and viii
cnu for The delivery OF bonds on or before
Aprll a. 1921, with September I. 1921. and
subsequently maturing coupons attached.
Federal Income Tax Ownership Certificates
covering accrued interest should accompany
accepted bonds
patsd at New York this Path day Of
bankers Trust Company, Trustee.
ny IA. r. WILSON. JR., vfce-Precident.
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SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.
Rights yesterds,s 7

Rights Yesterdays Tues
Expire lid Ash Bid
Ctiluod ~ March N p
Hheee Nf4 Cos March 81
Loco. Supefht April H \
Pub Nat. Hauk.April 80 80 80
Rea ding Co.....Aprn 1875 t4& fsI+
sea. Nat Bank April IL 3i0 $40 $40
xsxss ccn1panyA.Msv ~ IN x&
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PETER. Joseph Qittie Peters
RIcH 1bas, F'-A. 81 Howeii.... 5,s2o3o
RYAN Ida E.-A simpson; costs. io9.3I
RINALDI. Joseph-New Amsterdam oxo oo
REID. Efr.a''s sSdolph-saie: SSi extension
RosFNs Iouia W.-p. Bloom. 80. 1897 go
REEDER, John F.-Aeolian CO. is1'$o
Naii1, r:ra5s slsien " anu .. o ssis5
RiSHf.a d LrGHt Helen F..A. 4. Graff'.... Isli5
RuHL. Chas. ia. A. Graft: x"so
RoSENBAUM, Leopole, Eugene
Neuwald. Joseph ohken and David
Oolinsky-Morris Plan Co., y. f.- %o''oo
STEVENS. David, Charles Perrons "a. an
stSaS-NSN Han S>tu rr,,,,ges,an ne - 2ss 20
sIITsr.TN Ny,- IJe,rvA Brech 136. SO
SMTrH = S,o;,onnpar,; & T'iiford. sos 2s
INC Z McEntire En inolas ...,...... $3.50
SKINNER. sSSEs''i Mrs. i.''1i VIM. OF. r. o,o
suTPaIS' jTIPfinS.' VIM. L.-w5ial,dorf-A. 600 ;,
sr%MbARp TAM. ART; COAL AND COKE
CORP.-H. Allan Miller, Inc. I'l%i,<9
EERRTLL. Maud C.-Lindenoers o,e !.
sCHrrTrZ. Joseph J.-Aeolan Co.. 267.o0
kina-A. Kuflik ct tai.......... eoe.o1
ian,s et al. oee ...... 225.2o
yNatts oES; rcs,,,oa Sossis @o ano INC 1s2o2
TAYT on Roheyt &c; Robinson ABA. 40
Bros1.A eHi saronr1Sate1 u 81. ~ 1871
RfSb.r Go. o. America. Ino...... bts.s5
wEINSTOCK. Moses-L. Yosel ct al lVz.'i
wAssERMAN. Jacob-w. Cha .o.oo
Nst,onal Bank or New York...... 1o3s.si
"a e i, ",a n:;,;i s,..sn,o ~ isa:IS 1S
The first name is that OF the debtor
BARONNE, Gus - Keystone Sign .,oo -
p1Howrrz. 1Sii1i.; David. and Herman
FREEpMAN. Lena-A. levin. 49,. 1.2i6.72
,,1i,$n 4; I aSs sSS w;,,s S.... sss sss:Sa 81
GAMr-aane ............ 1922
Sf5Vns'1 NEWMAN. saInuei.F. Kamser. c.iss.l5
eCaTA yares-T rIscata. 130.6f
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The first name IS that OF the debtor. me
second that of the creditor. and date wnen
Judgment was field
BURNS, Robert. Jr.--C. s Gal
IfBERrY Esif,fH; Iie Ho1sTiNG ENGINE CO.
@. G. Galbraith & Son. Inc Nov 80 >
MCCARTHY. :; Arr; caroiine.rweifth ,n.i,seii wara
Bank of the City OF n. Y; April %, :.
E%oaL * ~ MAJ March "a ieai. ... A .98s27
MHYsh snos Ia Ssrnarq Inee Dec s IL isso. ,sss.s5
ZENDEL. Ernest. and Fidelity q
Casualty Co. of N y.-People, - "A
&C.; Dec 27 1917 tvacatedl $3.50. ooooo
OUERO, Joseph. and Fidelity 6
Casualty 90. of N. Y.-Same: Dec. ~ ~
IA. 1917 (vacated) )-.-............. loVV.oo
COHEN. Charles. and Fidelity
Casualty oas; Co iSis q fvasa,edi -samo 500 90
HOWARD, Joseph. and Fidelity (
Casualty Co of N. Y.-Sane; Dec - "a
81, 1920 (vacated) ................ i'VV.V
GARDINER. Asa Be. 8. Andrews; 40 !,
Nov s7, 1915 (cancelled) ......:. S'V%z.ol
SCHMULKER, Louis. and Fidelity
& Casualty Co. OF N. Y.-Peo-
pie, &C; Jan. II. 1918 (vacatedl i,Uo.W
MCCARTHY. Caroline-Twelfth Waro
Ban Bank OF CITY OF :. - 80. s.oos.ti
9 ME ME same. AnriI d 1905. .. 965.s3
ABRAHAAfS. Bernard H.. Hervm
s. and Sherman-Sprayregen -,c 90
Marks Inc: March 16. 1871. z'osv'oo
GAFFNEY. Annie MI. Strauss e,o "a
July 8. 1904. ......-.. .......: ooo'oo
WATT. Annie s.. Thomas L. wait
and Annie W. Keator-W. Z. &c =,
Rusher; April 49, 1920 (reversedl o'i-o'n
BAUER John T--w. j. Hinricns
4. Biancharn sa1a Bros. ...... 80. 49, 1850
DAWSON, VIM. &C. 8. Hlrsch- ooo1,
field ct. al: Jan. ., 1s13......''
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DTyTDENDs AND INTEREST
Atlantic National Bank

New York. March IS. 1871.
A quarterly dividend OF two and one-h~fr
per cent. t2ise5) and an extra dividend OF
one-half per cont. thes). FREQ OF tax, has
been declared on the capital stock of this
bank on and after April 1. 1921. to stock /
holders OF record az the close OF business
March IS, 1921.
FRANK Il. ANDRuss. Cashier
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MORRIsTOWN & ERIE RAILROAD
fnMpANH

>-o.tca ,s horeby given that, In compliance
,,i,b the terms of the mortgage made by the
Nforr,stown Erie Railroad Company 70 uns s
Brooklyn trust Company, as trustee, "a, na'so -
Snnten;her 4. 1903, the undersigned offers 70
nurchsse for the sinking fund at price not
exceeding ITO and accrued interest. the ponos nv,
of said Company-sufficient TO exhaust tne
sum 81 sc. .TO5 ps Sealed offers VIII be re-
ceivsd AZ the office OF the Brooklyn Trust
Company. III Montague street, IN the Bot, u, !,
ourh Of Brooklyn, City OF New YORK, until >
p. NJ, on April % 1921
BRoOKLYN TRUST COMPANY,
As Trustee.
r. p. MAYNARD, President.
Dated Brooklyn. ~. ". March ~. JsSl.
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Porto Rico Bond bids Asked.

short term loans falling due this year
are in small amounts.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24

TO HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
MORTGAGE AND REFUNDING
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS OF THE
EVANSVILLE GAS AND ELEE-
TRIO LIGHT COMPANY, dated June
4, 1907 secured by a trust deed
from that Company to The Amerf-
can Trus. and Savings Bank (now
named Continental and Commercial
Trust and Savings Banb. Trustee,
dated June /, 1902 -
You are hereby notified that the under
signed has received notice from the Public
Utilities Company. successor to the Evans
Vile Gas and Electric Light Company, that
II will call In, pay and cancel nj a premium
OF five per cent (5eo) on June LIST. 1921,
$40 900 OF the bonds secured by said trust
deed. as determined by lot by the under
signed, and you are hereby notified that the
undersigned has determined BY lot the fol-
lowing numbers OF bonds so to be paid on
., rs. 2s1, 4g7, 649 GA, 1T5, 90i. 9S5 and 11s4.
The holders Of said bonds are hereby re-
ouired 10 present the same, together with all
unmatured coupons attached thereto. for pay
ment on June 1st, 1921. as aforesaid, at the
office OF the undersigned in the City OF Chi
cago, Illinois. - r-,,,sr
AND SAVINGS BANK. Trustee.
BY w. p. KOPF, Secretary.
Dated Chicago. Illinois,
nor 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24

REQUEST for bids under Section 10 OF the
Clayton Act. by The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Contract Serial No. b005. for
handling and distillng oreosote solution.
P n. r. specifications, out OF from
1000 900 10 2.500000 gallons Water Gas
Tar, delivered TO Greenwich Piers. Phila-
delphia, Pa, curing period from April 4.
1921, 70 December 81. 1921. inclusive.
!, Bids must be submitted on or before noon.
Eastern Standard Time. April ., i02l,
and win be received and opened BY Mont
eomery smith Purchasing 4Agent, y. W.
corner ifth q Filbert SITS. 18th Floor
Philadelphia. where full detailed infoT-
nation may he obtained.
6, Company reserves The right 10 reject any
and All bids.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANH.
Mercb. an, 1R2ls
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Richmond, Virginia, February II. 1921.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders OF TIL.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company Will
be held, provided in the Bylaws. at the
general office Of the Company. In the CITY
of Richmond. Virginia. on Tuesday, the l9th
day of April, 1921, at eleven o'clock A. M
d) for the election of directors:
t2) TO approve and consent to, by vots
or otherwise may be provided by law
and subject to any necessary approval or
consent by public authority, the lease 10
the Company, or the acquisition otherwise
by the Company II and TO the extent au-
thorized by law, Of the railroad and prop
erty, with the appurtenances thereof, OF
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany OF Indiana, In which the Company
owns substantially all the capital stock:
(3) TO authorize and consent TO tho form
and terms Of any instrument OF lease or
otherwise In the promises that may be sun
nlitted to the meeting:
90 to approve, rntify and confirm suon
action Heretofore taken or authorized py
the Boa rd OF Directors or by the Executives
Committee or the Company. whether pur-
suant to any previous authorization py us
stockholders otherwise. as may be SUD
nlitted to tho meeting; and
(5) to transact such other business a.
may lawfully come before the meeting,
The stock transfer books will be closed Al
the office OF the Company. No. 81 Broad
way, New York City. on Saturday, the 18TH
day OF March, 1921, at twelve o'clock noon.
and WILL be reopened OH Wednesday. the
10th day OF April, 1921, at ten O'Clock A. M.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
TprvVETT Secretary.
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New York, March 10th. 1921.
e,-r,,-,~trf1r pL,pE OE, HORN SER

New York, MARCH 10Th. IJlI
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF HORN, SER
VERSION q OGILvIE, INC.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Of a rpecia !
meeting OF stocSholders to be held on Apru
list, 1921 al ten o'clock a. NJ. Room fi.3.
10 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. CITY.
County and State OF New York, TO vote upon
the proposed change Of name of this cor
poratton from Horn, Serverson ogilyie-
Inc, which 10 tho present name of the cor
poration 70 Horn, Ogilvie & Company, Inc,
the proposed name OF the corporation.
II. SCHUYLER HORN, President
IOIsN OCyI,CIE gecrefa
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1 Request for bids under Section 10 Of
Clayton Act. by The Pennsylvania Railroad
Compa nv. contract serial No. 6o06, for supply
~ a phass, % cycle power. ~. 200 volts, ap-
proxirnating 3,50o.0o0 K. w. ". per month.
delivered 10 Arsenal Bridge Substation.
Philadelphia, Pa. for two years beginning
April 1. 1921.
a bids must be submitted on or before
noon Eastern Standard Time. March 81, 1921.
and will be received and opened by Mont
gomery Smith, Purchasing Agent, N. w.
corner nth and Filbert Streets 9th floor
philadelphia. where full detailed informa- :
tion may be obtained
8. Company reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
pANy.
March IL, 1921
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PROPOSALS.
TSyTTATION TO CONTRACTORS;

INVITATION TO CONTRACIOhS.,
FOR THE SUPPLY OF sPECIAL WoHH WSpp>
nER NO. 2o) FOR USE IN THE CON
ssrRrre-rION OF A PART OF THE yE-
ROME AVENUE YARD OF Tfts sEn :
ENTI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVENUE
RAPID TRANSIT RAllRoAp. .,,, a.
Sealed bids or proposals for the supply OF
pine to) portions OF Special Work (fross,
switches Compromise Joints) ana otner
track appurtenances for use In the const,uc-
tion OF part of the Jerome avenue ter., =
mart OF the Seventh Avenue-Lexington ave.
nue Rapid Transit Railroad, Will be recelven
nv the Transit Construction Commissioner OF
The State OF New York Hereinafter caLieo
the .,Commissioner'o. on behalf OF The CITY
OF New York. at the office OF the Gominls-
sioner al No. 40 Lafayette Street, Borough
Of Manhattan. New York CITY. until the stn
day of April, 1921, at elevcn-thirty III :oo,
o'cIocy A. NJ, at which time and place. or at
a later date TO be fixed by the Commissioner;
read.
The Special Work ia 10 be delivered In In
stallnents as provided In the form OF con
tract. within six 90 months from the deiv-
fhe City viii furnish to the Contractor the
necessary manganese rail for the Special
Work as provided In the form OF contract.
A fuller description Of the Special work
and other track Rppurtenances and other re-
qu,rements. provisions and specifications are
given in tho Information for Contractors and
In the form OF contract, specifications, con-
tract drawings, bond and Contractor .
Proposal. which are 10 be deemed part or
this Invitation and copies OF which may be
inspected and purchased az said office OF
tho Commissioner.
THE receipt OF bids will he subject 10 the
requirements specified IN said Information
for Contractors.
TRANSIT CONSTRUCTIONS COMMISSIONER,
JOHN ". DELANEY. Commissioner.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
81 ila.. l,ila - Ncsa A..rlL

New York. March 18th. 1921
The Board of Directors have tits day d..
eiared q dividend Of EIGHT PER CENT.
payebie on and after April iet. 1921. The
transfer books will remain closed from
March 10Th, 1921. until that date
wMA Es CABLE Jrs1 Cs&kdxA
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPToY.

The following schedules IN bankruptcy
were filed Wednesday in the United States
District Court.
JULIUS L. GoLDsTEIN-Children' cloth
Ing, 153 West Twenty-third street Liza
biities. S2S642, Of which S24,1a2 are un-
secured claims. and assets given as un-
known. except that stock in trade amounts
to $4,000. and machinery, tools, &C.,
81 900. Jacob /. Berman is attorney for
the bankrupt.
ARROW DRESS CO.. Inc.-Dresses, 81
West Thirty-first street. Liabilities,
s35,e44, of which $4,000 are unsecured
claims: $3.50 secured claims, and 5000
notes and bills, and assets OF S1S440. of
which $3.50 is stock In trade. Ss10 ma
chinery. tools. &C., and S1o.1so debts due
on open accounts. Louis Dorfman is at
torney for the bankrupt.
LEVY REICHBACH & CO., Ino.. i05 East
Twenty-ninth street. Liabilities. $27 $50.
and assets OF 81, 800. of which 81 800 is stock
in trade and 81 900 machinery. tools, &c.
Cohen. Rosenthal & Shapiro are attorneys
for the bankrupt.
CONSUMERS LIVE POULTRY MARKET.
Inc. against whom petition was filed
December 4, 1920. Liabilities, $500. of
which S3,433 are unsecured claims, and
assets OF $3 1907. debts due in open ac-
counts. Leon Kronfeld is attorney for the
ha nj
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AIR REDUCTION COMPANY, Inc.

i2o Broadway, New York March %. 1871.
DIVIDEND NO. 10.
The Board Of Directors Of this COMPANY
has declared regular quarterly dividend ~
81 90 per share on the Capital Stock OF the
Company, payable April 10, 1921. to stock
holders OF Record March a. 1921.
NJ w RANDALL, Secretary.
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SUGAR

The range Of prices III yesterdays
sugar futures market follows:
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed Wednesday In the United states Dis
trct Court:
against Norris II. Cristal. trading as the
Emporium Dry Goods. sol Columbus ave
nue.. In behalf of three creditors. Peti-
tioning creditors and amounts claimed
are, H. Saff $500: Daniel Getz. $236. and
r. Neide. s5s Joseph I<rinsky Is attorney
for the petitioners.
MARY NJ. VAN ALEN--Voiuntary, by Mary
NJ. Van Allen. sometimes known as Mary
H. Van Allen, New Rochelle, who places
her liabilities at $500, all unsecured claims.
and no assets. G. Parker Latin is at
torney for the bankrupt
EDWARD HUTCHISON--Voiun by Ed
ward Hutchinson. 701 Seventh avenue. who
places his liabilities at $10,150. OF which
se.755 are unsecured claims. and assets OF
1887. In addition there Is q contract with
sale OF the musical numbers in the play.
''Not Tonight. Josephine" which rs classed
as of doubtful value. J. W. Fuller Thomp-
son is attorney for the bankrupt.
tion by Roswell D. Williams. real estate
agent. TAO West End avenue. who places
his liabilities at s1e.s6o. all unsecured
claims. and no assets. Ioclshart Mot
teo are attorneys for the bankrupt
MAX STRAUSS Involuntary petition
against Max Strauss, "a Jay street. in
given as 5000 and assets rs 81 900. Pc
titioning creditors and amounts claimed
are: w. w. El,ea, Inc, $b17; Hyman
wittnsr. s1.4ss. and william Cohen. $3.50.
John #. o'Neil IS attorney for the petit
tioneer.
THE GRANT RADNoR CORPORATION
A voluntary petition by tho Grant Radnor
Corporation, dealers in surgical instru-
ments and supplies. 1881 Third avenue.
who place their liabilities at S32120. of
which S81 .ssT are unsecured claims, and
assets at $11 ,31S, OF which 1000 Is stock
in trade, 81 800 machinery. tools, &C.. and
ward spector Ia attorney for the bank
rrnt
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81 1921,
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RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
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ThirdAv sdJ gs


ThirdAv adj S.
s. .33la
On Pac io-yr 6s
1914
UnionPac CIV a
S.......S4ls
3.......S4
Union PAc I'd 4s
10. 76l2
Un r r SF fd
Eq Trust ctfs
25.......33
1924
Un Trust ctfs
13.......33
Us Realty&I IS
g 2E9s
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed Wednesday by Judge Mayer In
the United States District Court:
LEON DASHEW, temporary receiver for
Sylvan Metzger. butcher 232 Ninth ave.
nue., with a bond of $500
EMIL FRANkEL. temporary receiver for
Morris II. Cristal, trading the En-
porium Dry Goods Co.. col Columbus ave-
nue., with bond OF 81 600.
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opportunities are often found
IN the Business Opportunity Ada. IN T1aa
Hsrstd'~ wnus 49, hsofsum~~AAa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16

SAY 1T WITH CHRISTMAS SEALS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16

serving the public with the dependable Style and Quality
abes the greatest reductions
Christmas of the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
Deputy Sheriff Carter
Could Start a Little
Menagerie Of His Own

Deputy Sheriff Jim Carter is now
custodian of one bear. some moving
picture films, and one Dodge auto
truck, levied upon by him Thursday
afternoon under attachment OF dis.
trict court, the same being the alleg.
ed property of r. p. Isley said to be
the owner Of the Cattleman's Carnival
company. Suit was filed in district
court against the carnival company
for $4,000 damages for injuries said
to have been inflicted by the bear
on Gerald skinner, 10 years of age,
near Pleasant Grove school house
Wednesday afternoon. $500 was also
asked in tn epetition for doctors bills.
The property was levied upon at the
Liberty theatre in this city where the
show is billed for two days.
Officer Carter states that unless a
bond in twice the amount asked for
in the suit is made, or a lesser bond
authorized by the court he will be
compelled to hold the property until 1t
Is advertised and sold according TO
law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16

BUY CHRISTMAS HEALTH SEALS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
Col. Johnson is Happy
and LaudS Commissioner
Pierce for New Highway

Col. J. W. Johnson was in the city
today from Milo. He has just slaugh-
tered ten head of fine hogs.' has others
ready TO slaughter, Mrs. johnson has
a few dozen fine fat turkeys walking
about the place and he is looking for
ward to a fine Christmas this year.
Col. Johnson has the post office back
in his store and hands out the mail
and sells goods and operates big
farm and gin and has a herd of
white face cattle and does not owe
anybody anything.
But in speaking of the things to
make him happy he says nothing else
is quite so fine as the road Marion
Pierce has built between his town and
Ardmore. The distance is 23 miles
and every foot of II ia over fine
road. He is of the opinion that too
much cannot he said and too much
credit cannot be given Commissioner
Pierce for the good work he has done
in his district on the county roads.