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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Jury DECLARES TULSA
POLICE CHIEF GUILTY

TULSA. Okla. July 22.-John A.
Gustafson. suspended chief OF po-
lice Friday night was found guilty
bv a Jury Of having failed to take
proper precautions for public SAFETY
on the night and day OF the recent
race riot here, and also guilty on
another count OF conspiracy 70 free
automobile thieves and collect re-
wards. The jury deliberated six
hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

NEW YORK. July ga ten per
cent reduction in wages was volun-
tarily accepted Friday by 1900 en-
ployes OF the marlborough Rapid
Transit company. Announcement OF
this action was made BY Frank He'd
ley, president OF the company, who
said the new scale would go into
effect next Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
JUDGE ORDERS SALE
OF TRACTION co,

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. July 22.-
Foreclosure of two mortgages and
the sale of the property of the Vim
cennes Traction company was order
ed in a decree of Judge Francis z.
Baker, filed Friday in the fedora.
court. Charles Martindale. a law
yer of this city. will conduct the
sale about the middle Of September
at the court house in Vincennes, AMI
he was directed by the court not %
accept a bid of less than $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

70 work UP until the close OF the
offer.
The fact that all new subscrip-
tions turned in at this time count
double the regular number OF credits
should De even more an incentive
for maximum results than the ex-
ira award offer. for IL gives every
one a wonderful opportunity 10 pile
Continued on page two)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
DAHL EIREANN
WILL CONSIDER
BRITISH OFFER
De Valera May Summon Meet
ing Next Week-Given
Ovation on Return.
TWO IMPORTANT POINTS
Say Future Course Hinges on
Meeting With Craig and
Home Rule Act.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
LONDON, July 22.--The future
course Of the Irish negotiations
seems to turn on two important
points-frst, wether another meet
ing between Sir James Craig, the
Ulster premier, and Eamonn De Va
lera can be induced 70 consent 10 a
solution OF the situation through an
amendment Of the existing home
rule act, presuming that such a So
luton can be worked out.
The second question appears to
hinge on a desire on the part Of the
contending parties to hold TO their
ideal. Mr.. Lloyd George, as a con-
cession TO the Unionist section Of the
coalition, wishes 10 save the home
rule act, and Mr.. De Valera and his
party. on the other hand, would
vastly prefer. to destroy the hated
partition act"
Given Ovation.
Mr.. De Valera Friday had an ova-
ton as he was returning 10 Dublin.
He is expected TO spend the week
end there In informal talks with his
colleagues, and probably Will sum-
mon a meeting Of the Dali Eireann
next week TO examine the govern
ments offer. The converting Of the
Dali Eireann, IL is considered here,
would be an indication that the offer
was regarded as the possible basis
for further negotiations. The sup
Dosition is that If the draft offer is
not approved by Arthur Griffith.
Prof. John MacNeil, Michael Collins
and other leaders. the Dali Eireann
will hardly be convened, while IL the
leaders accept the draft the sanction
OF the Dali EIreann is certain 10 fol-
low.
Among the Sim Feiners in London
no definite development in the nego-
tiations seems to be expected tor 10
DAYS or a fortnight. The terms OF
the governments proposal apparent
" will not be announced publicly
without a prior agreement between
Premier Lloyd George and Mr.. De
Valera
According 10 apparently inspired
statements, however. they are of a
somewhat tentative character, in
tended to indicate the lines on which
the government considers a solution
OF the situation possible, provided
both Ulster and the Sim Fem are
able to agree ana request the gov
eminent TO amend the existing act
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Behind the Scenes in Beautyland
By FIorenz Ziegfeld. Jr.

The Story of Americas Most Beautiful Women
Where they from-How they are
chosen--Eiow they traned-What
are the standards of beauty What
are the rules for keeping beautiful
Inside before revealed of the life and
of of the beauties of the chous-tod by the worlds great
arbiter Of feminine beauty who has passed the quail
ihcaions of more than $4,000 applicants This story
Begins Sunday in The South Bend News-Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
ARRIVE IN DUBLIN.

DUBLIN. July 22.-Eamonn De
Valera and the members Of his party
reached the Mansion house from
London Friday afternoon. Great
crowds gave them an enthusiastic
greeting. The party was met al
Kingstown, whence they mOtoTed to
Dublin. by Lord Mayor O'Callaghan
OF Cork. the mayor Of Waterford
representatives Of the Dali Eireann
Mrs. O'Callaghan and other persons
prominent IN republican circles.
on his arrival at the Mansion
house. Mr.. De Valera, assisted by
Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith
held a brief reception.
Mr.. De Valera. addressing the
crowd outside. declared that If the
people acted in the future as they
had during the last two years, they
would not need TO talk about free
dom: they would have II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
VETERAN ENGINEER IS
AGAIN ON "OLD 999''

ROCHESTER, n. Y. July ~
Charles Hogan, aged 20. who mann
ed the old engine 999, when she
made her record run Of 112.5 miles
an hour on May 10, 1893. was again
at the throttle Of the famous EN-
pire state when she left here Friday
afternoon for Chicago. drawing the
old Dewitt Clinton train.
Hogan declared he did not know
if he could hold the throttle all the
way to Buffalo. but he insisted he
would engineer the trip over the
scene between Lancaster and Crit
tenden, where he established the
record that has never been beaten
THOUANDS VIEW TRAIN
BUFFALO, y. Y, July 22.-The
De Witt Clinton, drawn by locomo-
tive 999 with Charles Hogan at the
throttle received a tumultuous re
certion on its arrival here Friday
afternoon.
Before midnight more than $4,000
had viewed the train which left New
York on Wednesday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
THE WEATHER

Indiana: Probably fair saturday and sun
day: no change in tenn perature.
Lower Michigan: Pa r-ly cloudy saturday
and Sunday not much change ln tempera-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

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tContnued pa &c 10
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Continued on page two)
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES WITH GAIN
Recovery Follows Improved
Demand and List Moves to
Higher Levels.

The cotton market was yesterday un-
der enough early pressure to send values
about go to rs points net lower, but
during the afternoon, more particularly
in the last hour, demand was much bet
ter and substantial recovsries resulted
the list moving mp to the level OF Tues
days final bids and then across. Weak
Liverpool cables rejecting the critical
labor situation in Great Britain. created
most of the early selling. First prices
were not far from the low--off is TO "a
points The South offered freely on tho
call and there was scattered pressure
from Liverpool Buying was mostly short
covering.
Room shorts seemed uneasy for one
reason or another. The official weekly
weather report had many bullish fea-
lures, stating that the cold and showery
weather had retarded planting operat-
tions. The market rallied quickly after
the opening and before the end OF the
first hour the list was up 10 points from
the days lowest level. Private cables
from Manchester we're more favorab BILE
and sentiment here was swayed to the
bull side by nrmness of and early ad-
vances in the stock market
The official weather map was without
special feature. Generally clear condi-
tons prevailed over the Southwest. but
In Central States precipitation was mod
crate Cloudy conditions were indicated
along the east coast. The days ex-
ports were 1901 bales. bringing the
total for the season to s,T94,S36, in con-
trast to 6,fs3,73S for the corresponding
period of last season. Buying was heav-
lest In the last fsw minutes OF trading
when all options scored slight gains with
covering and trade buying. Final bids
were 13 to 10 points net higher. Local
spot was up Is points to 1906.
Range OF prices:
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
GRAIN.

CHICAGO, April 6,---Apprehension that
freezing temperature might cause seri-
Gus crop damage did O good deal to rally
to-day's wheat market after the July
delivery had touched new low for the
season. Closing quotations were un-
settled at half cent net decline TO "a
sl.36 and July al S1.091a to SLIM
Corn tnished unchanged to half cent
higher and oats one-eighth cent OFF TO
three-eighths TO half a. cent up. Set
backs IN provisions were 10 and l2is
cents TO 90 cents
1t was after midday before bulls got
the lead In tho wheat pit Depression at
the start was associated moro or less
with bearish Views OF the economic out
look. especially as affected by the over
night news regarding the British coal
strike. Word that the mine workers
and the employers had agreed TO a fur
ther conference looking to a settlement
OF the strike tended. however. to en-
courage buying. as did talk OF continued
export business in new and old wheat.
Then came word of a heavy sleet and
snow storm sweeping eastward over
Nebra slsa. with temperatures down TO
20 and stiu falling. During the rest OF
the day higher prices were the rule and
speculators displayed q notable reluc-
ta.nce to sell.
Corn and oats weres governed mainly
by changes In the prizes OF wheat. Some
foreign buying OF corn was reported
Provisions dropped IN absence OF sup
port
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Richmond, Virginia. February IT, lD21,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company viii
be held, as provided In the Bylaws, az the
general office of the Company In the City
or Richmond. Virginia. ON Tuesday. the 18th
day OF April. 1921. at eleven O'Clock A. M..
61) for the election OF dtrectors,
(2) 20 approve and consent 70, by vote
OF otherwise as may he provided by law
and subject 70 any necessary approval or
consent by public authority. the Lease to
the Company. the acquisition othsr--
wise by the Company IL and 20 the extent
authorized by law. OF the railroad and
property. with the appurtenances thereof,
OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company Of Indiana. in which the Conn
pany owns substantially all the capital
stock;
(3l 10 authorize and consent 10 ths
form and terms OF any instrument OF
lease otherwise IN the premises that
may be submitted 70 the meeting
90 10 approve, ratify and confirm auch
action heretofore taken or authorized BY
the Board OF Directors or by the Erensf-
live Committee OF tho Company. whethfr
pursuant TO any previous authorization
by the stockholders or otherwise, as may
be submitted 70 tho meeting and
80 10 transact such other business a..
may lawfully come before the meetingl
The stock transfer books win be closed Ak
way. New York City. on Saturday, the tatn
day OF March, 1921. at twelve o'clock noon,
end will be teopoued on Wednesday. ths 2Qth
day of April, 1921 If ten o'clock A. NJ.
By order Of the Board ot Directors.
a. TRENEETT. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07

Germany and Italy we're the princi-
pal buyers IN yesterdays cash wheat
market in which 100000 bushels were
sold italy was reported TO have pur-
cllaaed FOR May shipment while Germany
took new crop wheat. There were also
reports that Greece was seeking Offers
for I,s50.000 bushels for April ;. April
Gulf premiums were a cent lower while
the last half Of August was half cent
better sales of rye, presumably 10 Ger
many ! and Finland, totalled o00.ooO
bushels while those OF corn were placed
az $4,000. Greece bought 5000 barrels
OF -four. The foreign demand for fiour Is
faaa arfivs
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
SUGAR.

Committee offerings OF Cuban raw
sugars sold yesterday SC. cost and
freight
The range OF prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market follows.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
SOUTHERN SPOTS.

sales. 1890 bales. New Orleans steady. un-
changed at lie; sales, 526 bales Mobile
nominal 20 higher at 10.5oc.: sales, NIL.
Savannah steady, unchanged at tl.25c, !;
sales. nil Norfolk quiet. unchanged at
1f25c,. sales, nil. Augusta steady. Is
higher at 10.Ssc.; sales, IS bales Mem
phis steady, unchanged at 1l50c.; sales.
1000 bales. st. Louis quiet, unchanged MT
ti.50c.: sales, NIL. Houston quiet: higher
at 10.70c. sales. 1.603 bales. Little Rock
quiet, unchanged at 1oT5c.; sales. 625 bales.
Dallas steady, 10 higher at 10.85c.; sales.
2,199 bales. Montgomery firm, unchanged
nj 10.2oc.: sales. t3 bales. Fort Worth
quiet. unchanged at 10.35c.: sales. los,
bales
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
DENVER SEEKS STOCK ISSUE.
Western Pacific Also Applies 90
Commerce commission.

WAsHfNGToN. April 6.-The Deuusf
and Eio Grande Western Railroad COM
pany asked authority or the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day 20 issue
800. 600 shares OF no par value stDols.
representing the property of tho DcnA
yer and Rio Grande Railroad, which the
applicant haa arranged 70 acquire. The
stock is 10 be assigned 10 the Western
Pacific Holding Company. which now
owns al stock Of the Western Pacific
Railroad and Uader the new deal VIA
hold the Rio Grande Western
The Western Pacific also asked au-
thorlty TO issue Sl.1sO,o0O first mOrt-
gage 9 per cent gold bonds, 10 be sold
70 the Western Pacific holding Com.
psny.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
NEW YORK PRICEs.

WuEAT.-No. : red. SJ.61. No. 2 herd
si.05, end No. 2 mixed durum yl.59 C, l. T..
track New York 70 arrive: No. ! Manitoba,
al 81 spot
CORS.-No. yellow and NO white
79Lc.. No. mixed. 5S5sc o. 1. {. New York,
10 day shipment
OATs.-No l white. 5io.: No. white,
511buBlc No white, fa.d4s5sc No. A
white, 4TdaTlzo. rsnsy clipped white. $50
6sftc: ordinary clipped white. 52H5ZiEc..
Gil elevator.
RyF.--No Western. st629l 4. o. B. and
s1.6ssl G. /. T. New York. exporters took
500, 900 bushels.
BARIEy.-Fseding, 6fn13c.. ana mating.
T7Gs4c. c. |. (. New Yorh.
BLCKWHEAT.--So milling. S2.Toa2s5
nominal a 100 lbs.
HAY.--Nc. l. 81. .SOfIl 90; No. z. 81 .4Olft 80 /;
No. z. si.o5ai IS. and shipping, n iodie0
STRAW. No. 1 rye, S20a2l = ton.
rsvrryx9Tnp nr.r,I-rrspG
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
'Er dividend.
STEEL STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.

slips. 42Q4sc. TUTsKEYS-YounE. J0a80c. :
old, 5Oq5sc. DUCKS = Long Island. 4bc
SQGAB-Dozen. S5dlo Frozen; CHICKENS
--IIroflers, 32t152c fryers, 30g2so.; rosstsrs.
g5d45c EOWIS--25Q 800. OLD COC<S--281
&c. CAPONs-5odGoc. TuRfSEYs-Young,
5Jf6oc.. Old 5Jd5Sc. DUCKS-Western. ~
Q4Oc. GEES E--western, 25a35c
POULTRY, JIyE-FOwIsS. freight, 500
B2e express. aOd34c. CHICKENS-Frelght
2sd3sc. stays. freight. 2ac. chickens. ex-
press, 2sl4sc. brollers, freight. Doc. es-
pre@s, 65e.aiIO OLD ROOSTEHS-Freight
fsc. TrRTSETs-Fraight 800 G35e., express,
4Odl5c DUCKs-Freight, 2Sl35c. eSpress.
sld3sc; Long Island. spring, l0c breeders
sGc. Mnsoovcy. 2oc. GEFsE-Freight, loo
49, express 1TI20c. SWAN &c.
PtGEONS-Pair, 900. GUINEAS-Patr. Sis
qI.3O. RABBfTS-Express. 10, 20U2sc.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
CLEARANCEs.

MrNNEAPOLis. April e.-.F1our unchanged.
Shipments $3.50 barrels
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
snGAR STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

eESNs-Narrow, choice. 1890 100 lbs.
s7T5; red kidney, 1920. ss50; white kidney
sis3i3.5o.
BUTTER--cresmery higher than estras,
ID, yUu50Mc. extras, o2 score. t9iA4sslso.. !.
firsts, 45isaH49c.i seconds, Ssd4ac.. lower
grades. 3+aS7c.: unsalted, higher than extras,
t3a 53J<c extras, 52p52ho.. firsts, f91
o. iSo. seconds, 3en40c.: held or storage,
extras. sSds4o.; frsts. sIat2c; seconds,
cesss' frcsS' 4sa4sc. ; state. dairy. tubs.
common 10 fair. 5oa4oe, renovated, firsts,
s2gsSc; ladies', current rss make. make nrsts. so( BIZ
2ic. packing stock, current make. No. l.,
22c. No. 2. 2ic.. lower grades, iIa12oc.
CHEEsE-sta,e. whole. milk. held, early
made. 3iAg2shc. average run. 2smeelsc. !;
fresh special specials, 24d2siAc. average
run 2sa2s'Ac lover o1fIa1s,, fra91ss, isa-sse, srs
run. oG92Tc. Wfsconsin. held. flats 2012sc.
held, twins. 2ec2slsc.; single daisies. held,
gTisSf2si1c. double daisies, held, 2Ttsm
Qsilc. young Americas. 2Iq2sc.: fresh. 2ti4GD
20c skins. held. specials. lIta0lgiac.; /;
prime to choice, 1916, fair to good. io1
t2c.' lower grades, snsc
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen, 32n
a2,sc. storage, packed, extra firsts.. ~ %
3iiac. firsta. 29ika30is.; fresh, extra firgts.
2ehasgle., firsts. 2esssg22,s 2e,ssg2,ase seconds. s4g
22c. checiss, fair 90 choice. dry, 2i@22c.
duck eggs. Baltimore. Sic. Virginia, 40W
l1c Western kentgSsy yol, ga ana tennessee. 9 sgP
vania ard nearby, Western. hennery whites.
extras, sTG3sc. extra tirsts. SJa3sc. firsts.
sl934c.; gathered whites. firsts % extra
firsts. si18Gc.; under grades, 2SGnS0o. &
panifiu coast. white. extras, 8Sc: extra
firsts. 3Sdf51c.: fifsts, S3134c. undergrades.
eysd whites. QsasSc.: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby. Western. hennary browns
extrra 84c gathered brown and mixed
rolors. graded extras, s2mS2iSci firsts, extra
firsts. 2SG30hc.
t,n,r ,rar-G tto,r4uaa IN SAaff4 1t.,faa
s9dI 30: old $50 Ibs.. S9T3 -. ig5 lbs gi IS
3 rs: 100 ibs 81 500 2.25; Long Island bag
S2T3 -. swectH, SpW York basket 81 2S1l
sO Southern, basket. si.2Jn2 5o vans,
tDl., s3.Ma.To.
POULTRY. DNESSED - Freaa Fllad
CHIC EFNS--gtaFs. 2GG31c. rOWI.Sp-poxaA.
godAlc., bills, 30ds0o. OLD gOCKs-agU27c
SApcs~Sr ssvskbS- ss<l6oA~& KsnHafx~ <aS SSp,s
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ELECTION.

ANCHORAGE. Ky. April 6.--All fifteen
directors OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany were reelected In its stockholders
meeting here to-day. A statement is
sued after the meeting said that res-
oiution was adopted empowering tho
directors to take such action as they
saw tit with reference TO Federal con-
troll OF railroads
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
NOTICE OF ELECTION or DmEt TORS.


No independent nominations having been
made for one or more vacancies to b. fulaA
In the Board OF Directors Of the Se,s Yof&
Life Insurance Company at the 1921 Elecfion
Of Directors, and the superintendent or In-
Furanca having as required by law prescribed
rules and regulations for conducting ana
holding said election, therefore, pursuant TO
said rules and regulations notice il hereby
given that the 1891 Election of members ot
the Board of Directors Of the New York Life
ms urance Company win be held at the Home
Office OF the Company, No. 846 Broadway, N
the City OF New York, In the State OK New
York, on Wednesday, rhe i3fh day OF Aprii.
1921, the polls 70 he opened at ten o'clock In
the forenoon and 10 remain open Until fous
o'clock IN tho afternoon uf said day, at
which time they shall be closed.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. cOMPANys
BY SEYMOUR ~. BALLARD. Secretary
Dated March 30th. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
Ar FULL CAPACITY.

SYRACUSE, April s During March
O05 cars we're shipped from the factory
of the Franklin Automobile Company OF
Syracuse That number IL the full out
put OF the factory. Since February 10
fhe factory has operated AZ 100 per cent.
normal or at the rate ~ forty cars a
DAY. From that date 70 April l X has
shipped .7s5 cars.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
10 crrETr-pEAnopy DIyrpENn

The directors Of the Cluett-pea body
Manufacturing Company have passed
the rerular dividend due on les com
mon stock at this time. Three months
aeo : dividend Of ~ per cent. was de-
clared on that issue. No statement IN
explanation OF lis action ~es made by
tho company
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
TOBACCO STOCKS.
METALS.

on the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was quiet ana Straits was
quoted as 2s.75a30.5o: Straits ship
ments as 70 70 80. standard rs 3s.508
80. and 80 per cent a. 27G2s Copper
was auies spot. April and May. 121i2.
Lead was quiet New York spot. 45s
asked East 81. Louis. 435 asked Ziro
VAS quiet Now York spot, . East 81
Louis. 40
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
LONDON WOOL AucTIoN.

LoSpoN, April s.--At to-days wool
auction sales. s.7so bales were offered.
They COMPRISED 4 fair slection There
was large attendance but q poor de-
mana. which was chlciiy from Germany.
Withdrawals were heavy Crossbreds
were 10 10 Is pea cent and msrinos 10
To- w. per cant. AQwan
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
AnrnA

LONDON, Aprii ss-.Foiioving are the clos
ing metal quotations:
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. April G.--More favorable
London reports on the coal strike situation
were reflected In the cotton ma arket to-day.
The close very steady at net advances
of IA TO 20 points. Closing bid May
II 5od.: July, 11.93d.. October, IL. I'D. De-
cenber, IL .6Sd. January, II Esd
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
WHOLESALE INDEX IS DOWN.
'sDun's" Number at Lowest Potnt
sine. FIrsa % 1917.

Duns index number Of whoiess i COM
modify quotations. based on the esti-
mated per capita consumption of eaCn
or the many articles embraced by the
record, is now at the lowest point
touched since the beginning OF 1917. the
year 1890 having been one of virtually
continuous decline. Comparisons for
specified dates are
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
PROPOSALS.

n. " Harbor Line Board will hold public
hearing Room 512, Army Building. 20
Whitehall St, New York city. 1890 A. ~.
April II. 1921. - consider application stand
ard Oh Co. for change in bulkhead line. ae
Bnyonna, ~ J vicinity OK Constable Point.
heR rd
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
TO THE HOLDERS or
COMBUSTION ENGiNEERING CORPORA
TION
Twenty lepr go Dehenflre Bonds
nufaA 4ursI taaf

Sealed offers for the saio Of sufficient Of
the above mentioned bonds 10 the SINKING
Fund 20 exhaust the sum ot $40 7g6 OJ viii
be received Mt the Corporate Trust Depart
rneni OF the undersigned at 10 Wall Street.
New York City. up to 2 o'clock r. NJ. oil
viii be paid for on Thursday, April f4th
1921. and interest on accepted bonds viii
csase on such date
The Trustee reserves the right 10 reject
pny and all offers or 10 accept any offers
M whole or In part.
Dated, New York. April O. fs2f
6ANKHRs TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY r. q. PAGE. Secretary
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
LEASE no arcnIsoN ALLOWED.

WksHrNoToN. April 6-rhe Interstate
Commerce Commission authorized to-
dag the Atchlson. Topeka and Santa re
Railroad Company 10 lease and operate
the property formerly known rs the Buf-
faTo Northwestern Railroad Company,
a k2.k x1ikM Essxa kn QktahrpA
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
The International Nickel Co.

A quarterly dividend OF one and one-ha0
per cent. on the Preferred Stock has been
declared this day, payable May .. 1871. %
the Preferred Stockholders OF record ar The
close OF business April IS. 1891.
JAMES l.. ASHLEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
New York. ApriI 4th. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07

I,JST-southerr Pacific Company Stock Ger
tificate No. F121SG6 for 80 shares IN the
No. E148322 Tor ! shares In The name "JeaU
Tyson Weihc." Certificate No. Gs60iA and
Gpof2l for 10 shares each IN ne name Mise
Olga Wunderllch." Notice II hereby given 10
ahow cause why duplicates should nor he "a
eusd HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. care
For Weller, 40. ~ Nassau Street, New
Yorh Citx-
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
pENNs,LvAxia OIL MARKET

on CRY. April s.--Credit balances
ss Runs ASSOC average 3LsG1. Ship
inents e2.eso. average 2ssTt.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
COTTONSEED OIL.
COFFEE.
The range OF prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
,ABLEs.

Rio IS 10 15 rsis higher. EXCHANGE 5-l6d.
lover a 13-i6d. Receipts II 900 bags and
stock 5ii 900 bags. Dollar rate 30 higher
at Gss5o santos futures so higher to i5o
res lower. Receipts 2f 900 bags and stock
:, ,1s9 900 tags. Receipts al the ports 81, 600
bags, AGAINST 900 last year and ~ 600
two years ago Sac Psulo had %, 600.
against 1000 and 20, 600 and Jundiahy 10000
against 5000 and 10000 bags. respectively.
Fine weather in four districts OF Sac Paulo
and showory tn one. Cleared FROM Victoria
AZ 900 bags for New York.