davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
INDIANS To GET .
ACTION ON GRID
HSOUTHEND
Gunners Cancel Owing to In,
juries, and Mohawks Book
Another Eleven.

The Seaman Gunner school, of the
navy yard, owing to number OF
injuries received in q scrimmase with
Central High. has cancelled its game
Sunday with the Mohawks. The Indi.
ans will take on the South End A. c.
In a practice game that should fur.
nish plenty Of thrills.
Last night the Mohawks practically
completed their schedule for the sea
son, but have a few open dates in
December. ...
The Mohawks have arranged the
following SCHEDULED: october 8, Seat
Pleasant; 16, Emerald A. c.: %.
National A. c.; 80, Quincy or Airing
ton. .... -
November 8, Emanon A. c.; Is,
Knickerbocker A. c.; 20, Virginia A.
c.; "a, open; 81, South End A. c.
December Z. Naval Hospital; II,
open; Is, open.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
ARMY POLO TEAMS IN BIZ
ACTION IN TOURNAMENT

The Army Polo Association wilma
open its fall tournament on the Poto-
mac Park Field this afternoon when
the War Department second team
meets the Engineers from Camp
Humphreys, Va. On Monday the
Sixth Division four, Camp Grant. VII
the first team Of the War Department.
together. The semi-finals viii bon
played on Thursday, when the winners,
Of Saturday and Monday win clash,
The winners of Tuesday and Thurs,,
day will meet in the finals. - So,
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
Fred To.,<y. Psteker
AT LEAST TWO BIG GAMES
ON GRID TODAY In DOUBT
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

At least football booked for today promise be bitterly
fought beginning end At Easton, Pittsburgh
Lafayette and Cambridge Mass Holy Cross tackles the
conclusion that the winners of these
will be we'll they through conflict
also possible that Swarthmo opening the Princeton schedule
throw fright into the Tiger eleven.
Lafayette, coached by Sud" Sutherland
at Pittsburgh has been preparing take the
Sutherland has the capable of meeting terms
defeat today will be charged lack
all Certainly Lafayette thinks itself fully
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
Today's Football Games

Georgetown vs.. Lebanon Valley, al
American League park. a..
George Washington at Virginia
Catholic U. at Richmond.
Gallaudet at Camp Humphreys.
Maryland at Rutgers.
North Carolina State at Navy.
Hampden-Sidney at v. M. I.
William and Mary at v. p. I.
New Hampshire and Springfield at
Army.
B. u. VS.. b. c., at Boston.
Gettysburg at Penn State.
Colby at Brown, ..
Geneva at Carnegie Tech.
Clemson at Centre.
Amherst at Columbia.
Northwestern at Chicago.
Middlebury at Dartmouth.
Muhlenberg at Delaware.
Oglethorpe at Georgia Tech.
Washington at Fordham.
Holy Cross at Harvard. 49,.
Vermont at Yale. @ .E,
b Swar.hmore at Princeton.
r. and M. at Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh at Lafayette.
Susquehanna at Lehigh.
Mt. st. Mary's at Johns Hopkins.
Mt. Union at Michigan.
Wake Forest ut North Carolina.
Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio State.
Western Maryland At st. Johns.
: Bucknell at Wand j.
Cincinnati at West Virginia
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
Quentins to Play.

The Quentin A. G. will meet the
strong Palace A. c. eleven on the
Congress Heights field at . O'Clock
tomorrow. The following Quentin
players are requested to report to
Coach Towsend at Q O'Clock: Baxter,
Lee, Beall. l.. McCathran, Graham.
Parker, Blaine, Maggie. Dowan. Sim
mons, Hawkins, Hettkengammer,
o'Neill. Childs, b. McCathran and
Fletcher.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
rWENTY-SIx SAFE HITS
IN SIxTY-oNE CHANCES

Pep" Young. OF the Tigers. had hit
safely his last fifteen games, when
Jez Zachary slipped him the stop hall.
While hitting them Young banged out
for percentage Of .42s and Tailed
sixteen runs. "
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
Schacht And Foss Go
To New Orleans .
....- For Phillips 3.

Tom Phillips, the right-handed
hurler obtained from New Orleans.
has cost the Griffmen three players.
Molly Craft was transferred
from Shreveport, in the Texas
League, finishing the season wit
the Pelicans. Next spring Al
Schacht, Nick, AItrock's partner il
comedy roles, and Deeply Foss,
bench warmer this season, will re-
port to New Orleans. 'aaa1
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
WAITE HoYT TOO MUCH
FOR CHARLEY JAMESON

Charley Jameson. Of the Indians,
after hitting safely in ten consecutive
contests quit September % to Wait .
Hoyt. During his stretch Of hittin 9
Jameson. came through with twenty
safe ones IN forty-six tries for q mark
Of .<ak.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
BRENTWOOD WILL MEET
KNOCKERS TOMORROW

Brentwood will meet Knickerbockers
on the Knicks' diamond tomorrow,
The suburban nine Is confident u
breaking the Knicks' winning streak
Of seventeen straight and thereby run.
ming their own wins to thirty one
straight.
Brentwood win challenge the winner
Of the Elks- Gibraltar series for the
championship Of Washington and
Prince Georges county.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
URBAN SHocKER HALTs
JOE BUSH IN TRACKS

Joe Bullet Bush Of the Red Sox,
after winning nine contests in a row
and equalling the best mapor pitching
record Of the year, held jointly by
Babe" Adams and Urban Shocker,
came a cropper September 20, when
Shocker and his band Of Brownies
halted Bush.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
Will Play Today.

Central High will begin It's football
season this afternoon In the Mt. Pleas.
ant stadium with the Charlotte HILL
Military Academy OF Maryland as their
guests. Coach Metzler has his men in
rood shape for the game and hopes to
wipe out the memory OF the o-to-o game
Of last season.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01

On the other hand, Pop" Warmers
eleven is quite as bulky. quite as ex
perienced and quite as powerful as the
Eastonians. Warner has been working
his squad hard ever since the athletes
reported and there Is no intention OF
losing the victory through any lack OF
preparation. It's q toss-up which will
win today, Pitt or Lafayette.
Holy Cross lost to Harvard last year
by a single field goal, the final score
being 3 to 0. Cleo O'Donnell. the Holy
Cross coach. In convinced now that his
team can overcome that margin today
and emerge from the fray a winner
Holy Cross Is lighter and lacks capable
on a par with Harvard. 1t is likely to
lose by just that margin. too.
Tigers Open Season.
The Princeton Tigers open their sea.
son today with no less formidable q
foe than Swarthmore. Last fall the
Tigers won, II to 6, only after q tough
loaded for bear today. They may hold
Princeton to even a closer score today
than was the case last season.
While many signs have been heard
from the direction OF Annapolis, the
Navy should run rings around North
Carolina State. The Raleigh team
caught the Middies mapping last fall
and won. II to Z. largely through the
use Of a forward pass and the magnifi-
cent work Of the line. Bob Folwell
means to erase that bitter memory
today by swamping the Southerners.
Rutgers defeated Maryland, to o,
last year, catching Curly Byrd's
eleven in poor shape. This season the
Cnlla0n porlaro hn ~
special preparations to clean UP Rut.
gers and that's the tip from Mary
land on today's contest. Maryland
has gone to Jersey with every belief
in its ability to win from Foster San
ford's team or know the reason why.
Easy for Georgetown.
Georgetown's gridiron campaign Of
1921 gets under way at American
League Park today. with Lebanon
Valley as the victim. The Blue and
Gray has not been out long enough
to be, In the best OF physical shape,
but the squad Is large enough to pro-
vide plenty Of substitutions whenever
the players become exhausted and the
Pennsylvanians will probably have n
rough afternoon of It out at Georgia
avenue.
The Hilltoppers are placing on the
Ilelu touby u NHe composed Oh giants.
Indeed, from tackle, to tackle, the
Blue and Gray will average about 1876
pounds. Kimball weighs 228 pounds,
being the heaviest. Werts, at center,
Is the lightest, and he tips the beam
at $50 pounds.
Paul Byrne,. last years star at Con-
zaga, will start today's game in the
backfield, thanked by Flavin and Nc.
Quade. He has been showing up well
In the scrimmages at the Hilltop and
may become the regular fullback.
George Washington opens its sched-
ule att Charlottesville. II the Hatch
cities start well, they may surprise the
Orange and Blue by their strength.
II they muddle their opening plays,
they may be walloped to a fare-thee
well. George Washington has
young, green team which may not
hit its stride till November.
Coach Robb's Brooklanders also
make their plunge into the campaign.
facing Richmond in the Virginia cap.
ital today. c, u. IL said to have the
best material ever in uniform there.
With Robb In charge, the team should
make an excellent record for itself,
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
Batting. Rampage Over.

Lewis Fonseca Of the Reds went on
a batting rampage that had endured
for ten successive contests, when
Speed" Martin applied the brakes
September 2s. Fonseca during his
stretch Of hitting came through with
II safeties in So batting tries for Q
percentage Of .472.' =
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
LEON GOSLIN is SHINING In
THE OUTFIELD FOR GRIFFS
BY BURT WHITMAN.

1-Od Clark Griffith maintained
rookie him with the
him
the lineup following spring. ~ ~, ~. E-.. 81. ~. %
Gosin Columbia,
His single and double
the position the
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
OPENS SEASON
AGAINST LITTLE OUAKERS

PRiNCToN u Oct lPncton its football here To-
Little Quakers
of the hardest il the hardest schedule years. probably
most difficult the East After the Swarhmore Colgate the
Chicago
the Navy and Yale games from home. -
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
YANKSCANW|N
PENNANT TODAY
IN THREE WAYS
cIeyeland's Only Hope u to
Win All and Rivals
Lose All. ,~

But for league rule that compels
them to play off their postponed game
OF yesterday with Philadelphia today
at the Polo Grounds as part OF q
i doubleheader, the Yankees would to-
day have the pennant cinched. If that
game had been wiped off the slate and
the Yankees lost their remaining
games they would win the pennant
even II the Indians captured their two
, scheduled games. The standing In this
case would be:
w. L., PC.
New York ....... 96 81 .625
Cleveland ........ So IS .623
A victory for the Yankees today in
one Of their games will clinch the pen
nant for them even IL they lose their
other two games and Cleveland wins
their two. The standing at the end
Of the season will then be:
ci sw uGri . ...:.:.. IS S. .s
A defeat for Cleveland today will
also clinch the pennant for the
Yankees even II they lose all Of their
remaining three games and the
Indians win their last game. The
standing then would be:
w. L. PC.
New York ..... IS SO .621
z Cleveland ........ 95 So .617
II the Yankees find II impossible to
play one Of their remaining three
games they will likewise be assured Of
the pennant, even though they lose
their other two games and Cleveland
wins its last two. The standing then
would be the same as II the game OF
yesterday had been cancelled instead
Of being transferred to the Polo
Grounds.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
Independents Challenge.

The Independents wish to arrange
games with local 115-pound teams.
For games call Lincoln 5000.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
ZEB'S CRASH HELPS

Totals. 40 riTIsi yes.i.. az |. ~ II
sc:.sn. ssssSsssE
Rice. }. csiiin.. fit,inssr. WALKERS. Bush.
Two-base hits = Gosiin. walters. Bush.
Three-bspe hit--Miian. Stolen bases
Judge (1), Rice, walters. Sacrifice hits
Harris. Leiboid, walters. Double plays
shenks 70 Harris 20 Judge, Scott 70 Pratt
to Mcfnnis. .. Collins 70 McInnis. Bush TO
insten. q. Boston. q First base On. bsiis--
or Mogridse, 81. of Bush, g. strhok out
--By Nosridss. o. by Bush, q.
The Washington times., 1921-10-01
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1921.

College and high school football teams are
out this year with greater vigor than ever.
Louis A. Dougher and Bryan w. Morse
win tell you the whole story every day.
in these sporting pages. ~
The Washington times., 1921-10-01

'.Babe" Ruth, Americas foremost baseball
and will write special articles following
each game Of the world series. Be sure
TO read his stories daily. $3.50 :.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
SUES FOR DAMAGES.

A. collision between two automo.
bilcs At 18th and s streets northwest
March :. 1913. is made the basis of a
suit to recover $4,000 damages f,ied
yesterday in the District Supreme
Court. by Hugh LanEdonf. against
Metoalf and Dietz. The, plaintiff
says he. sustained serious injury. He
is represented by Attorneys o. H.
Osterman and H. M. Wefch.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

You Can Buy
Three-pieceKarpen Suite.
with wing chair and
six-foot sofa .$375
Three-pieceK KarpenSuite
in tapestry, comfy
cushions .......,.. .$75
Three-piece Pillow arm
Suite, in fine velour. $3.50
Six-foot Karpen Over
,..,tIft:. stuffed DAY, Davenport; i;<.o
Three-piece Suite in tap
estry; six-foot daven-
port and mattress. .$295
Velour Davenport Suite,
3 pieces, in velour,
with mattress. .$295
Karpen Cane-panel Bed
Davenport, in velour. .$175
Karpen Bed Davenport,
in imitation leather. 80. SIS
Evening star., 1921-06-05
ANNUAL FETE TO Be HELD.
Many Clubs to Join Chapel Of
TRANSPORTATION Reunion.

TransAguration Reunion.
The annual reunion Of the Chapel
Of the TPansflguration. 18th and Gal
latin streets northwest. will be held
Thursday and Friday evenings. The
program and the organization which
will direct each. feature follows:
'Women's Guild - Supper, refresh
fnents. fancy booths, etc. Altar Guild
-Varicty booth. soft drinks, etc.
Mems Club-Amusements, side shows,
Egyptian dancing. chamber Of "hol-
lers," country store. pin tables, etc.
Sentor choir = Community singing.
under Miss Paine, Columbia" and
tabfeaux. Junior choir Novelties,
etc. Junior Altar Gufld-New ideas.
Coilegtate Athletic Club-Boys. aids
and sundry; girls. candy and attrac-
tions. Boy Scouts lin uniform)-Pea-
nuts. popcorn. Girl Scouts-Indian
trophies. Social committee-Dancing
and other attractions Sunday school
Juvenile attractions, balloon games.
Fortune tellers-Fish pond, Japanese
string game. Band music-Concerts. ::
Evening star., 1921-06-05
CoMMENCEMENT DATE FIXED,

Commencement exercises of the
Columbia Conservatory of Music, 1911
9th street, will be held at the Phyllis
Wheatley Y. w. c. A.. 9th street and
Rhode Island avenue, Wednesday
night at $50 o'clock Pupils of the
institution under the direction Of
Wellington A. Adams. will render an
elaborate musical program.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
BARRY WILL FILED.
st. Hetrick's Church Is Left. $500
Beuuest.

The will Of Joanna Barry. dated
March 3, 1920. has been filed for pro-
bate. She leaves $500 to st. Patrick's
church and $1,000 for her grandson.
Barry O'Connor. on his majority. A
bequest of IS is made to a daughter.
Helen 3. Pillsbury, and the remaining
estate devised to another daughter,
Mary B. O'Connor, who also is named
as executrix.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Here Are a Few:

Fine Cane Suite. in velour.
three pillows and
bolster ...... ....... .AZ5
Cane Suite. of three
pieces, in fine tapestry $365
Three-piece. in blue vel
= our, two-tone; solid
mahogany frame. e......N5
Solid Mahogany Suite. of
three pieces in fine
velour ...............$ $3SS
Tapestry-Covered Reed
Fiber Chaise Longues
in tapestry. $3.50
Cretonne Covered Reed
Fiber Chaise Tongue,
with pillow. .$110
Cretonne-Covered Spring
Cushion Reed Fiber
Rocker ..............4 $40
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Carpenter bowed at the grave at
Oyster Bay, having a common bond
with Theodore Roosevelt. The colonel
Philadelphia North American.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Our notion of a sensible prayer
would be: Lord. grant us only that
which is good for US, no matter what
the neighbors have."-Toledo Blade.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Mrs. Rita Jones Rasmussen has
been named as assistant In the bo-
tanical laboratory of the Pennsyl-
vania state department of agricul-
tura
Evening star., 1921-06-05
TALKS or PHONE ROMANCE
Speaker Entertains Connecticut
Avenue Association.

The Connecticut Avenue Citizens
Association met Wednesday evening.
After the business session a very in
teresting talk on The Romance of
the Telephone" was given, with illus-
trations by w. B. Trenholm. Re
fl eshments were served.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-13
The Daily Register Richmond Madison County, Kentucky Monday June
FARM LOAN BODY
WELL ORGANIZED

The Madison County Farm
Loan Association perfected or
ganization at the office of Free
man Realty Company here Sat
urday afternoon. Attorney Joe
P. Chenault assisted in the work
of organization and the following
officers were chosen:
President-A. X. McCown.
Secretary-Treasurer = L. w
Dunbar.
Board of Directors-C. f. Chen
ault, John Lakes, c. w. Moody.
c. W. Cobb, and f. H. Wagers
Board of Appraisers-A. Bran
1enburg, G, w. Guyn land c. w.
Cobb.
Alternate Appraisers - Arch
Hamilton, Calvin Agee and ]. L.
Coffey.
Another meeting will be held
Saturday, June 18th, at l 30. o.
clock in the office of the Freeman
Realty Company.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-13
Jewish Feast of Shabouth

The Feast of Weeks. or Sha-
bouth, is being observed in Jew
ish congregations Sunday and
Monday. 1t commentaries the
revelation Of the Ten Command
ments to Moses on Mount Sinai.
Originally the day was an agri-
cultural festival in which the
gathering OF the spring wheat
was used as IN occasion for ser
vices of Thanksgiving. Reform
synagogues emphasize the idea
of the handing down of the law
form God by confirming Jewish
youth on Shabcuth At this ser
vice young men and women
pledge themselves to continue
the covenant Of their fathers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-13
Boy Congressman Too Young

A report was current the other
day :hat ex-Congressman King
Swope wants rhe republican NOM
nation for circuit Judge i'll this
district. He is not eligible and
couldn't win if he were. A law
yer can not secure license until
he is q. he must have had eight
years practice and be at least 80
years old, and Mr., Swope is only
e. And. too, a circuit Judge
must live in tn" district in which
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-13
That Shine Must Be Awful

Pittstield. Mass, June 13-R
NJ. Smith and his son, Robert
Of Sheffield. today caught alive
with a forked stick. d white rat
tlesnake at Black Rock, Mount
Washington.
The reptile IS two feet long.
with two rattlers and a button.
1t was shipped tonight to Ray
mars, curator OF the Bronx Zoo.
New York. The snake has pink
eyes and its white skin is dotted
with pink spots.
Ditmars saw the freak last year
when snake hunting in the noun
tains, but it eluded him. 1t is
said to be the only white rattle
snake on record.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-13
Prof. GiIbert's New Position

Prof. r. H. Gilbert, former
principal of the Paint Lick school
has been elected principal and
teacher OF agriculture at the Ath
ems High School, about ten miles
from Lexington, by the Fayette
County Board Of Education.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-13
Disguised

Stranger (wlnking) Can YOU
direct me to good drug store !:
NiIlager: You're talking to
one right now Cartoons Nigga
zine.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-13

he is elected. This would nccc,-
state Mr.. Swope returning to
DanviIle, or moving into one Of
the four counties OF this. the 18th
judicial district. But why talk
about such an impossibility =
Interior Journal.
Three were killed and many III
jurcd when b. & O. train ran into
an open switch at Seymour. Ind.
Floyd Ellis. of RockfcId, Whit
ley county, shot and killed his
sweetheart who Tilted him.
The New York herald., 1921-11-10
RAILROADS. SEPTEMBER
INCOME IS INCREASED
Gross Receipts off 1917 p. c.;
Expenses Cut 26.2 p. &.

September reports of 1877 railroads
operating 225,422 miles Of line show net
operating income OF ss2,7o7.6o7 saved
out of gross operating revenues of $479,-
93G.63S, compared with $74.493.57S net
and 97.S02,356 gross receipts for Sep
tember. 1920. according to compilations
made by the Bureau of Railway
Economics.
AS the calculation does not include the
earnings of the Southern Pacific, Detroit.
Toledo and Ironton, Arizona Eastern
and the Louisiana Railway and Naviga-
tion companies, it is estimated that net
earnings of the entire 201 Class 1 car
riers will be slightly in excess of
SS5, 900, 900 for September.
Offsetting a shrinkage of 1877 per cont
in gross receipts. the 1877 railroads re-
ported cut of 26.2 per cent In operat-
ing expenses to a total Of 1866. .342.237
for the month.
BY districts the net earnings compared
as follows: Eighty Eastern roads,
s31,425,s1s; 35 Southern. $10,251,415; {;
so Western. $41.oSo.57s.
The New York herald., 1921-11-10
NEW LISTINGs ON EXCHANGE.

The New York Stock Exchange added
yesterday to its trading list the follow
ing securities:
Gulf States Steel, $4,000 of z per
cent. cumulative first preferred stock and
s266,3O0 of common stock with authority
to add $1.947.700 first preferred stock
on official notice of issuance In exchange
for outstanding stock trust certificates
and $40. 0.955,950 Of common stock on Of
fcial notice of Issuance in exchange for
common stock trust certificates or for
outstanding second preferred stock or
certificates therefor; Canadian Northern,
S25.000.000 OF twenty-five year 6Ih per
cent. sinking fund gold coupon debenture
bonds on official notice Of exchange for
outstanding interim receipts; Orpheum
Circuit, Inc, s2,000,000 of per cent.
convertible preferred stock on official
notice of issuance on conversion OF It's
outstanding ~ per cent. convertible
notes, due on September /, 1926; Port
land Railway Light and Power. s5,537.-
900 of first lien and refunding mortgage
~ per cent. bonds with authority to
add S463,000 on notice that they have
been sold and passed beyond the COM
pany's control: Invincible Oil. $4,000 600
OF capital stock on official notice OF
issuance and payment in full; 500 Line,
S3,611, 900 of first consolidated mortgage
per cent. bonds. and Virginia Iron
Coal and Coke. ,10,00O.000 Of common
stock on official notice of issuance in
exchange for present outstanding GER
titicatcs for capital stock
The New York herald., 1921-11-10
COTTON GINNING rs BEHIND.
Almost 100000 Bales Unde.
Mark of Nov. Last Year.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--Cotton ginned
prior to November I amounted to g.
646.1s6 running bales, including 111.150
round bales, 11,775 bales of American
Egyptian and 1896 bales OF sea island.
the Census Bureau announced to-day.
Last year to November there had been
ginned 7.50S.6ss bales. including 15o.o5s
round bales. 23.02S bales of American
Egyrtian and $40 bales of sea island.
Ginning by States TO November l this
year follows: Alabama, 512,85S; Ari-
zona. 1880; Arkansas, 62i.66S; Cali
fornia, 1858: Florida, 9.471; Georgia.
736.900: Louisiana, 236.964: Mississippi,
642,31s; Missouri, 55.2o2; North Caro-
lima, 5S1,974: Oklahoma. 436.012; South
Carolina, 622.076; Tennessee, 223,305
Texas, 1,927,730: Virginia, 1882, and
all other States, 5,129 bales.
The New York herald., 1921-11-10
DIVIDENDS.

Stock of Pay
Record. BILE.
Am. Sugar Ref. Co., pf.. a,
sI.15........... .......... Dec. I Jan. 3
Crescent Pipe Line, a.. I5c. Nov. 25 Dec. ~
Nat. Sugar Ref. Co, a., Si.T5. Dec. 10 Jan. 3
New River co. pf., $3.50. Nov. 10 Dec.
North Penn. X. r., a., 81 i...Noy. 10 Nov. 20
san Joaquin Light e. Power
Co., prior pf. a.. Si.Il.... Nov. 30 Dec. 10
Co, pf., a.. sf.5O......N Nov. 30 Dec. IL
White Motor Co, a., st..... Dec. 10 Dec. 81
a.. si.75 .,...........,.....D Dec. 10 Jan. 3
u. s. Gypsum CO.. stock.
c. s5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS Dec. 81
y. g. Gypsum Co., a., g. 81 Dec. 10 Dec. 81
sfT5. .................... Dec. 10 Dec. n
The New York herald., 1921-11-10
BOOST CENTRAL WEST CRUDE.

OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. o.--Credt balances, 81.
Runs. 102, 227; average. 40,11S. Shipments.
sc, 1857; average, 12,S70.