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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-07
a Few Wants

A Few W. ANTS
Owner of fine large five room
bungalow on McLish Ave, wants TO
move to Oklahoma City, and therefore
will sacrifice; $500 cash required.
Have customer with a good used
Paige automobile; will trade for lot
and pay difference
Four pretty high lots on corner
northwest, all conveniences available;
north and east front. Price $500.
Situated on the southwest edge of
the city, beautiful 10 acre tract of land
and a new four room bungalow; fine
soil. good well water, and in the trend
of the city's growth; price only $4,000,
Eighty acre oil lease four miles
northwest of the Newport oil well
price $500 per acre, all or part.
Have customer who owns n place
worth $4,000 at Scullin, miles east
of Sulphur, splendid house, and out
buildings, lots OF ground; will trade for
an equity worth the money in Ardmore
home. Price $4,000.
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X. G.. MTcKIDDY

Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone %, l2Gis w. Main
G.3
FOR SALE OR RENT room mod
ern house. Phone 225. julius Kahn
90
EAST Texas land. 100 acres, second
bottom located 10 miles east Of
Nit Pleasant. Texas, for sale or trade
for Ardmore property. Address j. :,
Dickic. Terrell. Texas 6-3
| AN GOING to give somebody a
good trade ON a 5.room or Groom
modern house and take In a good ear.
Who wants to trade G. ". Groom
Phone SO. G.3
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HELP WANTED (Female)

" D-ilousckcepcr for Reoecca
Kahn homo. Phone 225. 6'i
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Always Bargain on This Page You Are Looking For
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALF-good Groom house and
plenty Of vacant lots. Apply L. r.
Marston. 1O-7-1mo
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j. G. Hester
1861 West Main Street

FOR RENT--Several farms. Good
land and good houses. Roy Alex
ander. phone 1859 or G64. 60
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WANTED TO BuY--R,od dol. buggy.
in good condition. Phone 922b.R j.3
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY Mans bicycle.
must be in good condition and cheap
Tor cash Phone 2l9l. ~
WANTED-l00O pounds of choice pc.
cans, viii pay ~ cents to 10 cents
and more for extra fancy pecans. AZ
fruit stand south OF postofflce. W. u.
Eagle. 40
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LOST AND FOUND
WANTED TO RENT

ETED TO RENT--By the year. a
hall farm close To Ardmore. Call
Second Ave. northeast. 7-3
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Most Brokers BulIish.

THE stocks of many companies have
been selling below their intrinsic value
for long time and are starting to
measure up to their real value. AL
though reactions may be expected from
time to time we look for higher prices"
A. ]. Johnson & Co. I'VE are of the
opinion that once the conviction Is borne
home that this nations great resources
should te brought to bear OF it's own
exertioEs reactions will continue to offer
excellent opportunities to acquire ,rneri-
torious shares. Morris & Smith. I'VE
are strongly of the opinion. that the
present price level offers the investor or
conservative speculator the opportunity
to lay the basis of large security
profits. ."-McDonnell & Co. 'The gen.
eral market shows better tone than
has been seen for many months and has
all the earmarks Of going considerably
higher, with moderate reactions from
time to time."-Carpender. Caffry & Co.
"All the barometers point to a compre-
sensively higher level of prices In the
near future."-W. w. Cohen s. Go. 1.-THE
action Of the market swings since
Wednesday seems to Indicate that the
advance has gone far enough for the
present and that 1t would be advisable
not to make purchases except on sharp
reactions s. Whitley. ''We
cannot become. enthusiastic about fol-
lowing UP the industrials from these
levels and would consider switching into
rails advisable for the time being.
S. Bacho & Co. Looked at from every
standpoint. financial and commercial
conditions have undergone decided i'm
provement and the outlook Is much
brighter than for long time."-Henry
Clews & Co. Caution for the time being
is advised until a number of artificial
factors which have come UP are cleared
away or the technical position I'm
proved. w. z. Hutton & Co. 1.-THE
extensive advance which the market has
had naturally suggests the likelihood of
. reaction. but in view Of the extent to
which the situation has improved In
many ways 1t seems doubtful that any
important setback is imminent.-Rein-
hart Bennett.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Commonwealth Finance Corp.

A very sharp break in the common
and the preferred stocks OF the Com
monwcalth Finance Corporation went
without explanation yesterday. At the
office OF the company 1t was said that
so far A. was known there there was
no reason whatever FOR the decline. H.
ID. Tudor, president OF the corporation,
said that 1t had net earnings last month
of 1900 ard that In every month since
January II had shown progressive i'm
provement. The company's preferred
stock dividend is being earned two and
three-quarter times and its common
dividend one and three-quarter times.
he said, and that the company expected
to have net earnings Of about $1.250.000
for this year. Several odd lot sales Of
the common stock We're sold In the curb.
and at one time the best bid for 1t was
10. according to Information obtained
from the New York Curb Market As
ISOLATION. There were no sales of the
stock under As. however. and UP to
IL 40 o'clock 115 shares had been traded
In. the last price at that time being 55.
The first sale yesterday morning was GO.
The preferred stock broke more sharply,
declining to AZ. in contrast to Fridays
close Of 76 and its final on Thursday
OF SO. The common stock closed on
Friday at 81 and on Thursday afternoon
at 681s.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
EXPORTS OF WHEAT
AND FLOUR ADVANCE
Shipments of Cotton From
u. S. Drop in August.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17-Exports Of
wheat and flour advanced sharply dur
ing August. compared with those OF
July, according to foreign trade reports
issued to-day by the Commerce Depart
ment. Cotton exports declined some
what.
Wheat exports for August totalled
81, 900. 900 bushels. valued at $81.000.000,
In contrast to 25.000.000, worth $37,o00.-
900. In July. Flour exports In August
aggregated 1,873.000 barrels. worth $12.-
600. 900. against 1,2se.o00 barrels. valued
ut S9.000,0 900. In July.
Cotton exports In August aggregated
495.000 bales, valued at $4,000, 900,
against $4,000 bales. worth $4,000 in
July.
Exports of all breadstuffs during Au-
gust aggregated $114.0o0.0o0. against
se3, 900, 900 in July. and for eight months
OF 1921 $3.50. 900, 900. against S635.000,-
600 in the first eight months of 1920.
Mineral oils exported In August ag-
gregated 2s7.000.0o0 gallons. valued at
s2S. 100000. against 1SS.000,00o. worth
$4,000. 900. in July.
Meat and dairy products exported In
August totalled $S5.0o0,o00. against
$32.000,000 In July.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
COTTON MARKET IS
STILL REACTIONARY
Most Options Fall More Than
1-2 Cent a Pound From
Fridays Finals.

The cotton market continued Its re-
dictionary movement In it's short ses-
sion of yesterday and most options de-
clined moro than n cent pound from,
their preceding finals. The increased
Southern selling during the final fif-
teen minutes OF trading reflected the
easing spot basis all over the South
and promoted rather heavy liquidation
by nervous longs. who feared for the
safety of their position over the week
end. The downturn was not matted
until December broke to 1880. net so
points down from last night, and July
70 1895. on 80 points. With yesterdays
fall the market was off about 8 cents
from the weeks highest level.
The opening was Irregular and barely
steady. 81 points lower on October to
5 higher on July. The market hest
tated directly after the call. not know
Ing. 1t seemed. which way to go. For
a moment the list recovered slightly.
with October up 15 from the opening.
and then receded rapidly with nenvy
selling and lack of demand. The mar
ket situation was unchanged. Fall
River business for the week ended on
Friday night was estimated at $4,000
pieces and curtailment was OF similar
volume. Statistics were regarded as
standoff and the weather map as a
little more favorable.
The market was weakest near the
close. Tho heaviness In the stock mar
ket was bearish on sentiment. The
uncovering OF few stop loss orders
on the way down gave the market an
unsettled appearance at times. Com
mission house liquidation was constantly
In evidence during the last hour. The
market closed around tho days lowest
level, 80 TO 81 points net lower. Tho
local spot market was of 80 points to
1850 cents.
Range OF prices:
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

"The Reviving Rails and Possibilities Of a
Bull Railroad Market" is the title of a
brochure issued by Charles @. James Co.
The Banco di Roma has opened up n new
office in Pera. Constantinople. according to
adviccs received by Rodolfo Bolla. New
York representative of the bank. II is the
third branch of the bank opened In that
territory.
villas a Hickey. members OF the New York
to trade In public utility bonds under the
management OF John L. Lequin, Jr., for
meriy with Redmond Co.
The Guaranty Trust Company Of Now York
has been appointed registrar OF 2b, 900 shares
OF series A preferred stock. pnr value 800,
Power Company. The New York Trust Com
pany Ia their transfer agent.
Tho Empire Trust Company has been ap-
pointed trustee of an issue OF s2Jo,Oo0 par
value OF fifteen year per cent. notes of
the Roup Screen Company, dated August 4,
1921. and due on August 1. 1885.
Arthur Lederer, vice-presIdent OF the
Standard Bank, has returned from q trip
through Europe, where he visited the bank a
correspondents in all leading cities. Flo has
perfected arrangements TO facilitate the
handling OF It's foreign business In Czecho-
slovaltia, Rumania. Poland. Austria. Hun
gary. &c.
George w Rroh f. vic, e',- invc-trnent de.
partncnt or Rollins. KaiSfelsch g. Co..
members OF the Now York Stock Exchange.
w. II. Hutton q co. are issuing n letter on
the American Wooen Company. giving de-
tails OF Its earnings. prospects. &c.
David r. sIonim. formerly OF the Bank OF
the United States and the Pacific Bank, has
been appointed assistant cashier OF the reo-
pies Commercial Bank.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
MARK EXCHANGE Is
UP TO 1.O2 TO 1.0S
Bankers Expect Further Gains
and Ascribe Advance to
r German Plans.

The feature Of yesterdays exchange
transactions was the rise In marks from
1.02 to 1.03 cents mark. in contrast to
q record Tow point of around 9o1s hun
dredths Of a cent touched earlier In the
week. international bankers ascribed
the recovery, which Is expected to go
further, to plans In progress in Germany
to obtain complete cooperation between
bankers and big business men and the
German Government in efforts to meet
indemnity requirements.
Cables from Berlin brought sugges-
tion Of larger strides In the direction Of
cooperation than had been anticipated,
and the negotiations in progress are ex-
pected to bear important fruit In 4
despatch from Berlin. printed In THE
New YORK HERALD yesterday an out
line OF the proposals advanced by the
bankers and business men was given.
but bankers said that their information
was too meagre to permit Of comment
Ono thing was certain, the bankers
said, and that was that not only the
German. Government but her business
people as well would leave no stone
unturned to aid in meeting reparations
requirements.
In. fact. the pessimistic and alarmist
reports circulated In banking circles here
are discredited by those doing business
direct with Germany and extending cred
its on a moderate scale. Commenting
on the situation. an international banker
who would not permit his name to be
used said yesterday that undoubtedly It
was true that official Germany was as
poor as a church mouse. but that there
was wealth In Germany. Many banks.
private institutions and established con-
Germs of every description. according to
the banker, were prosperous and making
money. They had always enjoyed high
credit standing In the outside world. he
said, and there was every disposition to
extend them the facilities formerly
granted them and based on their char
ncter and standing ard modified only
by such physical changes of tech
nical procedure as the altered state OF
world commerce would demand. Those
credits would continue to be made, the
banker said. and would be looked on as
entirely safe whether the mark should
rise or fall. whether Bavaria should work
In harmony with the central Berlin Gov
ernment or separate from II. Those
credits. no declared, would continue to
be arranged whether reparation pay
ments should be met or not, no matter
what part of Germany might be occu.
pied or how any sections might be ad-
ministered. A change In Government
would not affect them. and Bolhsevism
was out Of the question. he asserted.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Going on It's own.

Tie stock market was left entirely to
itself yesterday and natural factors were
the only ones at work, Judging from
commission house reports, indicating
that traders. who, for the last fortnight
or more. have been directing the swings
of the market. kept their hands Off all
through yesterdays short session. The
market. however. gave fairly good ac-
count of itself. There was reaction,
but that had been more or less antici-
pated. and 1t was not drastic or disor-
derly 1t appeared to be more the
natural result of quiet profit taking.
balanced to some extent by week end
evening up transactions. The copper
stocks were about the only ones inclined
to move upward. Utah advanced 1A
points to 81. closing at so. Seneca Cop
per gained more than a point above 10.
Kennecott cold above 20. Butte and
Superior got UP to 14t5.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Advices of mixed order were ef-
fective for irregularity In price move
ments during the last weeks trading In
securities In the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change The steel and some of the spe-
cialty stocks registered fair improve
ment. compared with their quotations OF
September 10. while the balance of the
industrial shares and the rails were ma
terialIy lower. Gains OF 81 In Burns
Brothers to 95M, G in United Drug to
55 5% In Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western to 107M. Az In American Lin
seed to 24%, "a IN North American to
40 and declines ofa5M In United Food
Products to 1874. ~ IN Mexican Pstro-
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
The Bank Statement.

AS customary for the New York
Clearing House bank statement immedi-
ately succeeding a settlement Of income
and excess profits tax installments. pay
ments of maturing, certificates and SUBJ
scriptions to new ones. the one for the
last week showed large shifts in ac-
counts. Loans increased $77,139, 900,
plus reserve $3S.256.310 to $54.625.240
Next Saturdays bank statement will be-
come more nearly normal again. United
States deposits created by the new is
sues stood at s229,222,0o0 at the close
of last week, which about represented
New York's allotment Of the Govern
ment financing.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

lcum to 113h, in Retail Stores to 5sh
and "a in American sumatra to 43M
were feature changes.
American woolen yielded az to rs.
United States Rubber 1% to 49K.
Kelly Springfield as to 41M, Fisher
Body to SSH, Studebaker az to 757s.
Pierce Arrow to 12%. Chandler Mo-
tors 2% to 46h. Marine preferred III
to As. Tobacco Products IA to es.
Texas and Pacific moved down rs to
23h, Southern Pacific TO 77N, ST.
Paul 1 to 25%, New York Central l
10 II u, Canadian Pacific 2 to liz. In
terbcrough Metropolitan preferred to
6%. Baltimore and Ohio to 3sH, Call
fornia Petroleum 3A to 36h, Texas
Coal and OIL to 1sN and American
Locomotive az to 30.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
LECTURES ON BONDS.

Courses of lectures In railroad and
foreign Government bonds are announced
by New York University for the coming
term. The lectures will be given In 90
Trinity place by Albert w. Kimber. The
lectures on foreign bonds viii be given
from 5 :15 to 7 p. NJ. on Tuesdays, begin
ming on September 20, and those on
railroad bonds in the same hours on
Wednesdays. beginning on September 2i.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Food Product. Mt New Low.

United States Food Products shares
made a new low yesterday at III
There was unusual activity In that Is
hands In the two hour session. No news
came out during the morning to indicate
the source Of the selling or its cause.
The company had some bank loans. pre-
viously extended, maturing on Friday,
and its officials declared that they ex-
pected to be granted another extension
of them. Accompanying the fall in tho
stock was tho report that the company's
officials and banking interests would
meet tomorrow to discuss its financial
situation.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Sept. 17.--Bar silver. 391sd.
per ounce bar gold. 1ios. 1Od. Money,
2,b per cent. Discount rates: Short
bills. az a. per cent; three months'
bills. 4 1-ts@4 s-1s per cent. ~
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Crucible steel.

Accumulated overnight buying orders
In Crucible for shorts who had sold the
stock on expectation that It's dividend
would be passed had tho effect of put
ting that issue UP a full point to 63I6
at yesterdays opening. The starting fg-
ure was the high mark, however, and
after declining again to 61X Crucible
rallied back to 62A. where 1t closed
with net loss OF u point.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER II.
CALL MONEY FOR WEEK.
TIME LOANS.
COMMERCIAL PAPER


Commercial paper. 'i5 days, 81; 80 to no
Is days. 5ts; 10 TO 20 days, 5h bapkers'
acceptances. 10 to 90 days. ~.
sFfxed July 2l. Previous rate. O. fixed
June ~.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Fisk Rubbsr Production.

The Fisk Rubber Company's August
production amounted to 100000 tires.
or 5000 more than; the estimates made
at the beginning of the month. That
production Is the highest one for any
month of this year and contrasts with
$1,000 tires. the company's May pro-
duction total. Estimates for its Sep
tember output range around 100000
tires. taking into account TIC usual sea-
sonal slump beginning at this time.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Gold Imports.

Kuhn, Loeb & Co. have engaged for
import $2.0S0.000 in gold to come by
the Cedric, making s117.155,o00 import
ed by that firm this year.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
OPEN MARKET RATES.

Prime eligible acceptances on call, 4%14h:
rediscount AT res.r.a banks. 60 to 90 days,
514N non-memb.r and private bankers.
eligible. 60 10 so days, 0hlp5; non-cligibls'
50 10 10 days, J&Q51.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

AZ Uruguay. cents a dollar:
Demand ..... .83.75 64.o3 65.50
Cables .64.00 64.60 63.75
CANADA.
New Yok funds in Montreal, sifs.15 pre-
MUM per 81 900: Montreal funds in New
York. $i06.15 discount per 81 900.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
SUGAR..

The range OF prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market follows:
Open. High. Low. cIss.;. ccIEsy; day. d%sI.
:s:ss;. S::;;$s;' IA ssj I'D s:;Ss IA sSS;s
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
DIVIDENDS.

Alabama Power & Light Co.,
a., $3.50. 0..................
Canadian Cotton CO.. n, 81
Canadian Cotton Co, pf.. a.,
$1.Ia ..t..t..s....s
crucible steel Co. OF Ameri.
ca. a.. Si................
Eastern Texas Elec Co.,
a., ~. x2...........t.........
Firth Ave. Nat. Bank. a., 80
Guaranty Trust Co.. a., So.
Greenwich Pank, a. 3d..
MINI, 81. Paul. sault Ste.
Marie Ry., s.-a., y2....
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
CLEARING HOUSE sTATFMENT.
SILVER MARKET.

Clearing House exchanges. $6S3 ,000. 600
balances, SS6 500. 900; Federal reserve credit
balances. $T5, 100000
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

official bar silver In New York. domestic,
09i4c an ounce, unchanged: foreign. 65c.. un-
changed: London, S9i1d., unchanged: Mexl-
can dollars. 50c., unchanged.
The range Of silver prices this year:
London. 42hd. Jan. BOND. March S
New York;. 0sSc. Jan. . 52ssc. March
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

"rhe Reviving Rails and Possibilities Of a
Bull Railroad Market" Ia the title of a
brochure issued by Charles G. James Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

til" rest O, this. week looking AFTER MS
business interests.
David |ampbc.l vii rornrn 20 his
home IN IT''sDurEh today '""o"lns I"
sH"-; hu: ness !r.p.
Mr and Mrs. r. Rrn"Ks. ~ Fai'-
mont, are ~ guests ~ relatives AMI
friend. in lhi. ,.i'y fo- f"w days
4 r. Mcp"na :. Of Pittsburgh. - VS.
sing WITH tren, n he c:tI for n
:ru days.
Mss A!mcda EnrinG :. reported TO
l." recovering slowly at her home on
West IhHp.!ne street.
T.: 4 Reed Will return 20 HIS home
IN Pittsburgh today following brief
business trip here
MISS Mary + Hanrs and Mrs. Kate
McNarE. OF North Market street. have
returned from Pittsburgh. where they
spent !h- past week visiting Mr. anH
M-R, Frank Anthony.
Probation officer q 3 Fc,.ey caves
today r"r Grafton on business.
Iar", Nocv:ncE prominent M1r'irs
f'r-"I citizen. and a Cand!J. tr "a" mayor
q: Martins Ferry AT the recent ".''ri on.
* seriously i'll NJ his home on Center
street
llm Eownd vii :eave Thursday for
IN. !adr ph.a. wh"re n" VIII "rSGn" = 8
studies ~ the University Of PennsylEa
ia
Mrs Marry e Whitaker and Miss
, i.on.Sc Nelson Whitaker. wro nave hcea
! ~ New Yo"k for mo pas; Few weeks
+ Hrr rAnrctrd I" return E">'" Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry -. I.i'iman. o. y |
= West washington st"e";. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

are the proud parents Of ten pound
ably boy which arrived last evening
at $50 O'Clock. Mrs. I.ittman was for-s
ner!y Miss Marie Steck. OF the South.
SIDE, the daughter Uf County Commits,
sioner Henry Steck. Mr.. Littman II Z.
well known local electrician.
Mr.. and Mrs PEBBLES Tatun are
spending some time at the Hampshire
Country Club,
John Howard. Jr.. ief, last night for
Exeter Military Academy In New
Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Michsls. or
the Island. are the proud parents OF q
hg son. which arrived Sunday morning.
Mother and son are doing very nicely.
The Misses Jean whitney and Lois
White. formerly Of this city. new OF
Lancaster. Ohio. will leave MONDAY
morning for bethany. where they vii
attend Bethany College. Miss whitney
VT! specialize in music-ParksrsburG
News,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Paul. Brown.

4 wcdl!ng which w!N b." 81 'n'"F'.'
=, io,.,' rrrp'c w!l occur THH"sd'' 80
this week VIXEN Miss Ma'.,da Ii"'>N'.'
brown. of Trt'shuigh hcr"m"S the h'i"r
Of NJ John Paui'. - W"'.ShHrs tn"
..r,unny wa h" so,rmn,zrd e The
home uf tn" brides parents. "33 lE'h"-
ridge s.:cr, \ Uum"F" 90 iHc ET""h ;
relatives and friends FROM MS "i'r aAH
Wcishurg will be- IN a'truGan'c
Miss Rrown - Ne daughter o. NV.
and Mrs Thomas Stephen Brown. "f
PITTSBURGH Sh" j. Il graduate "' Vas.
snr College. and Is popular m lH''shurIh
social c;rr.-s The g:o"m 5 son w
Mr.. and Mrs James PAUL. % We '>h"rI
and - wei! known n C.';H and .""'', Nus. .
ness circles He "a associated WI" MS
father in the Eag.c glass; works
Among Tho Wheeling pe"r,e MAO w'..
attend tho Wedding are Ms Henry
Ru.sell ST Mrs W. Mrt Miller Mr1
J. r. PAUL. and Mrs Robert J. Reed.