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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
PENN PLAYS PRO NINE
Practice Game Will Be Held on
Franklin Field This Afternoon

Coach Walter Cariss. Of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania baseball team will
send his hirelings against the Philadel
phia Professionals on Franklin Field
this afternoon. Last Saturday the Red
and Blue ninc handed the pros nifty
lacing' and hope to do the same this
afternoon. The contest will serve as a
tryout for the team that Is to start
against Georgetown, Monday afternoon,
at Washington. in the first of four
game series with teams in that vicinity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
100000 TRACK HOUSE
100000 Pledged for New Training
Quarters at Penn State

The new training quarters at Penn
State College. to be known as 1.-The
Track House." which is planned for
erection this year, will cost 500, 600,
according TO a statement issued by &.
kendrick Bringhurst, member Of the
Philadelphia alumni Of the Center
county college. He also advises that
between $50.OOO and 5000 already
has been pledged.
4 campaign now is on to- defre,' ex-
pcnSes for the building Of the new
Penn State training quarters. which Is
to be used tn house members Of all
varsity teams. The Philadelphia alumni
is to hold a number Of dances for this
purpose, the first being scheduled Mon
DAY night at the Ritz Carlton.'
Among others, Hugo Beck will be
there to address the Penn State grad
uatcs and friends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
THREE SHOOTS ON TODAY
Quaker City, p. r. r. and Industrial
Events Scheduled

Although the Philadelphia Trap
shooters League will not stage any
shoots until one week from today, this
afternoon will be busy one among
local and suburban shoot fans.
The Quaker City Gun Club will hold
its monthly club shoot over the Maple
Grove traps with large entry. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Gun Club will
also stage its regular monthly clay
target shoot on the new grounds at
Seventy second street and Buist avenue
this afternoon.
While the Glen Willow Gun Club will
not hold its monthly shoot over the
Paoli avenue traps. Roxborough, this
afternoon, big industrial shoot will
be staged over the Penn Gun Club traps
at Jeffersonville by the Norristown
club This event was inaugurated last
sDring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
Dempsey Abandons Trip to Europe

New York. March 96.-Plans' for an in
vasIon OF Europe by Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion, have been abandoned. hts
manager. Jack Kearns, has announced. AN
plans for tours and fights previous TO the
on he said. THE champion will start
training next week for the big fight" Tex
Richard promoter Of the bout, received con
nrmaton that Carpenter Will sail for Amer
len on Nav 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
Women Swimmers Seek Honnrs

Detroit, Nar'h ~. lieler NnWwrigut
New York, fhArlOt'" Boyle, Br0okIyn and
Margaret Woodbridge Detroit have en,er"d
the 5,r,-yarI swim t,r the woincrI.s nationnt
championships, to be staged at tho Detrit,
Athletic club tonight EtheIda Rlrlhtr",
rrleholder. Will not compete matcN rn .
has also been arrnUged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
Corn Products Declares Extra

New York. March ~. Tho Corn Products
E"hm!nE co. has declared an extra dividend
quarterly dividend Of 81 on the common
stock. pa; ah." Ap'l 20 20 stock OF record
ApIN I; also the regular quarterly dividend
~ tl7i on preferred payable April 10 70
stpii 0, record April 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
rransue G. Williams Reduce Dividend

New York. March "G--rho Transue
WiliHrls Ste"l 20. has declared Il quarterly
divid"nd = 81 p-r shar". This represents 4
rcuuCti.n Of hfty cents quartcrly. Three
rncnths avo the company declared quar-
tcrly dirhI,ud & Si.aO The dividend is
payable April IS to stock OF record April D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
Scraps About Scrappers

se@ a to come back IN the ring VIII tSs Ps
y1ns oc@ @f"Ts msn one % Tfat IN" dvson 9T When
T2m@, lowell I''S and i Joe "" Jackson. south
tnIN Italians, clash IN the wind-up a. tho
20 'hc top steadily. Knockout Al Wagner ~
y lrn" form for his semihnAl set-to with
Se" MorTisS TSS Tommy TI"S Devn fin"E vs. "S George
hat"' and Jimmy EaRan vs., Buck Reilly
Two Il. o. mitmen. Billy Angelo. Of
more ",ll fire broadsides at each other
SMo"tal - night at the olympia. The semi VIII
Frusl Of BaI"morf nS Other h4't"' bouts Sam Mos.
Hrg VS., FRANKIE Clark. Joe I.eitZ w. Willie
ssrrSus.n and BIlly Devino vs.. Willie
as n"rl, I",l burns is matched for, two, bouts n
,Hf1m and the next night Joe Howell will
Nar''.s foe at the Tuxedo Club.
>, Z harley O'Neil IA booked for the .NnaI fra.
rsr, 59mnp l.oqghran as the person OF the second
oarr oS[ ,la, h"s!hes the Burns'McCabe contest,
rang smith vs., Frank AldeI Frank sparks
90" 'oster and Dave shannon VI. John
'HcA haEan has arranged two s1.round
Gat hi nR1 four four FOUNDERS for wednes-
pf,,.
|Caa..n,mH JamisOn vs.. Mike Howell and Rushy
AZ. ar,"Hr vs. Mike Connors and the others
|Wond. ",nlNE Hogan vs. Harry Grant, Fred
Nar,S vs. George Brown, Joe Howell Vs.
s,smno Turns. Puggv Williams w. Bobby
.'""' ana Al Gordon VI. Bobby Williams.
on"'pnn ""nn smith has announced officially tho
ln,HImE OF his white Hotel, Atlantic City
|commmS soId tho MalatCsta. He is boxing
commissioner OF Now Jersey.
Hn.Ia
loe lQT TWO bouts. The youth will meet
En- Hlmlth at Lancaster Tuesday night, and
~ The Auditorium here, W" N'''a'
h,s" nnSle n5lse Ferguson busted, on the records OF
bther suing fhmlly and discovered that an
Hsas yuiCle vas crack local fighter. He
f08 aaDO99hg Trosta. n featherwelght OF 'O5,
FranIInnu oL Ferguson boxes Baltimore
kght' 'ro hrown IN Baltimore tonight in the
Rauss ~ semlnnal to the. Danny Frush-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

Cisco, TeNas-The CINCINNATI Reds closed
thelr training camp last night and hal"
started on u loug schedule Of exhibition
games the first OF which IS win the CIeve
land Americans At Dallas today. Manager
Moran says that under no circumstances VII
the team return to this section as long as
I've has arr thing to say about II,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

San Antonio, Texas The Ros'0n Braves
arrived here TODAY FOR Edm"s this afternoon
ard tomorrow with the san ArtuuIu clgb OF
the TcAaS lcagu" The Braves lcsterIat
played and defeated Houston
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
Training Camp NetUs

san Antonio. Texas--lhc detroit Tigers
broka camp here last night Manager Cobb
~ annnuncrd the first cut in his squad BY
Which John Bogart. recru!t catcher. has been
sent to New Maven, of the Eastern Associa-
ton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

Waco. Texas the Hubbard city. Texas,
Fire Depar.ment has puT, haSed n SADDLE aud
opening game In Cleveland April Il. IT,"
outfit cost $500 and IS DECORATED with hand
Itar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

BnIunuis unuis kadane has matched Young Danny
{Joe sn3r IPr two bouts. The youth will meet
{ne following week Danny Jr', wifi anpear
'' The Auditorium here. "' "'''a'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
National Grocer Co. Passes Dividend

Chicago. March %G.-The Natioral Grocer
60. has passed tho regular quarterly divi-
dNnd Ot per cent on the common stock due
~ this time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

Wichita Falls. TeXns-EHcopt for wobblv
start in the FRS, inning. Dick Kerr showed
midsea son foru against the locals Yesterday
and the white SoX won, i3 70 q. ed Kari.
Cleveland semiprO famed three battcrs IN
the last two innings. allowing two runs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

h"rtN Burns is matched for two bouts In
x Wnn\ nights next week. Tuesday night
q" vi take on Danny McCabe at the Audi
~ 'um and the next night Joe Howell will
" Mdrl's foe AT the Tuxedo Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

Los Angeles. Calh. The Chicago "a.
tionaIs won from Los Angeles here Nesrer.
ting OF Grimes, the cubs new first baseman
His three hts. one double, drove in Two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

Dallas. Texas -- The. Cleveland Indians
meet tie cincinnati Rods here this af,A-
r.,on and Sunda,. Lee Nunamaker. catcher
Of the worlds champions. Is on the hospital
list lie was hit on the anHIe BY tou
great Yesterday that he remained in hts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

This is the ultimate dirge refrain
"Gdmc postponed on account Of rain. v
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

ILIHEN France sent Lafayette and
w Rochambeau to this country they
were pleasantly received, but Carpenter
and Lcnglen will play to bigger crowds.
Copyright. 1891 All rights reserved.
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s5a.ooe. 900 $40, 900, 900 s57, 7,5e4.,l

date 1928 345 oo 50 2s1 sol 900 81 o25. 1928 ooa
Detailed sales OF bonds for weeks ended
August 13 and August 8:
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DANISH SOVEPEICNS
VISITING GREENLAND
King for First Time in History
Entertained There.

GopTHAAB, Greenland. Aug. l2.-For
the first time IN It's history Greenland
has been entertaining royalty. King
Christian and Queen Alexandrine of
Denmark arrived here on the steam
ship Island from Iceland and received
a warm welcome from the Eskimo popu-
iation.
After rounding Cape Farewell at a
considerable distance to avoid the ice
the weather changed from foggy to clear
and the rocky west coast OF Greenland.
Elittering with ice, was sighted against
fantastically colored clouds For some
time the Island and her escort. the
warship Fylla. had to thread their way
through n stretch OF drifting ice and
several icebergs were seen near the
vessels.
Just outside the skcrries OFF Cod
thaab single Eskimo kayak appeared
and its sole occupant was taken on
board the Island and presented with a
rihe by the King. Inside the bay. en-
circled with snowclad mountains. a
whole squadron OF kayaks rowe5 ou,
70 greet the royal party. who admired
the skill with which the Eskinnos handled
their craft Tho native women wore the
characteristic many coiored Greenland
costume. with short hreoches and long
skin boots.
After landing n reception was held
followed by religious services and the
rest OF the day was given up 20 festivi.
ties. The King was presented with n
kayak and the Queen with a bianke,
on elder skins. The royal party after
ward left FOR northern Greenland.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
ALL BOND OFFERINGS
QUICKLY ABSORBED
Total for Week $75, ,730, 900
Sealed Bid Openings Are
Scheduled Soon.
Average Bond Prices
August is. 1891

Several fairly good sized offerings OF
long term and short term securities
made last week were quickly absorbed
by investors. Indeed. subscriptions re-
ceived for the more attractive issues far
| exceeded the amount of bonds available.
showing that the potential investment
demand Is still good
The total amount OF new issues OF
bonds and short term notes was ap-
proximately $75.73o.0Oo. compared with
with $4s.ooO.0O0 in the week before.
Last weeks total included s22. .000.0
revenue bills Of New York city. which
were offered to the public on a 5h per
cent. basis.
The sl5,0oo.Oo0 issue OF Western
Union Telegraph fifteen year 6h per
cent. bonds and the $40. 100000 twenty
year -ti per cent. Philippine Govern
me- public Improvement bonds. yield
ing 5 ss per cent. were oversubscribed In
few hours. The Western Union 655s
were considered attractive because they
are not redeemable before maturity.
This non-callable feature was also In
corporated in the s7.5o0.o0o Republic of
Uruguay twenty year per cent. sink
ing fund gold bonds offered early In
the week These cannot be redeemed
for ten years. Another large issue was
S13,3 900 City OF San Francisco "A
per cent. water bonds, which were sold
on a $40 per cent. basis. There were
several good sized public utility Offer
ings at prices yielding from tx to IA
per cent. There were no important In
dustrial or railroad issues.
Conditions in the money market were
little changed. with call loans pegged
around per cent. and a firm under
tone in time money. No explanation
was offered for the sudden stiffening In
the money market. as the demand for
funds has not been heavy. Bankers are
inclined to believe that there will be no
easing Of money until after the crop
moving season.
A large amount Of new financing Is to
be done. especially for foreign govern
ments. but it is believed that bankers
are not willing to burden the market
with many new securities just now ex-
cept in the most urgent cases Negotia-
tions for the S50.000.00 loan to Argen-
tina were broken off last week and the
New York syndicate. which made firm
bid. has withdrawn its tender.
A rumor that an issue OF $40.000.000
to $50,000,000 Federal Land Bank 5las
was about TO be made was denied dur
ing the week by Commissioner Lobden
of the Federal Land Board.
The calendar of sealed bid openings
discloses only a few important sales
within the next few weeks. On August
Is S2,oOO.000 Detroit 5ts and $4,000. 900
Cleveland School District 6s will be sold.
on August 80 s2,5oo.00o State Of Oregon
and on August 81 s3.ooo,o0o State of
Michigan 5is. per cent. bonds or per
cent. notes will be sold. On September
IL bids will be opened on S6.000.000
Cleveland School District IS and $1,000
600 Memphis bonds
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ITALY GETS WAR PRIZE
OF A GERMAN ZEPPELIN
Travels 600 Mile. to Rome IN
About TueIUe Hours.

RoMT, Aug. 1.-THE German Zeppelin
Bodensee. sister ship of the Nordstern
cedcd 70 France as war prize, has ar
rived in Italy after an air voyage from
Fricdrichshafen direct to Rome. a dis
tance Of 500 miles. which she covered
in twelve hours. stowaway In the
form of a German tourist. begoggled,
carrying the customary German camera
and binoculars strapped over hiq ehoul-
ders. succeeded IA making a cheap trip
20 italy airwise
The Germans name was Walter Kron,
and when discovered by the Italian crew
who had charge OF the Zeppelin he OK
planned that his purpose was 20 get a
free trip 10 italy. lie was thereupon
placed under arrest In midair and when
ne arrived IN Rome was handed over TO
the military police.
The Bodcnsoe before landing at the
hangar AZ Clampino. Just outside the
city. circicd around Rome. where all the
inhabitants could get a good glimpse
~ the latest italian prize OF war. 1t
gliied gracefully IN It's course and made
less noise than It's type generally does.
n g. 900 feet long and IS driven by four
motors n 260 horse power each IL has
n ilftlng capacity Of 10 tons and can
make 80 miles an hour. The machine
was butt FOR commercial purposes and
r. equipped 70 carry 70 passengers.
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TO PAY CERTIFICATES
WITHOUT A REISSUE
u. S. to Set Precedent in Short
Term Financing.

For the second time since the Govern
ment started TO finance with short term
Treasury certificates of inbetedness
maturing Issue will be paid for without
the issuance OF new certificates. This
event will take place tomorrow. when
s150.00o, 900 OF 6 per cent. Treasury GER
tificates will mature, of which $56. .000.-
900 to $50, 1000. 900 are held In this dis
trict Bankers look for a substantial
reinvestment demand to develop.
Attention Is called to the steady Inn
provement in the price of Victory ~
per cent notes, indicating flow In that
direction OF short time funds. The re-
cent offerings OF Treasury certificates
and notes have been heavily oversub-
scribed. and the unsatisfied demand that
resulted. bankers say. has gone In part
into Victory notes. which now have less
than two years to run and are selling on
q 81 per cent. basis, approximately.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
AUGUsTAN HISTORY UNFoLpEp
Etatuary and writing. Discox.r.a
I'm Ancient African COLONY.

LONDON, Aug - discovery which
u is claimed. wi 1 form one ~ the funda.
mental sources for history ~ the
Roman Empire under Augustus har been
mada recently by Or. Olivcrio. an Italian
Savant IN Cyrcne. the ancient grcet
colony IN Africa. founded In tho seventh
century.
A Morning Port correspondent ~
Syrene says thu. excavations at nsn.
~~ef--the ancient Bercnica which ntooa
IN the midst OF the Gardens or Inc lies.
perides near tho mouth ~ tho River
Jethe--hayc rcs1lied In finding a isfter
fiom Augustus on tho government and
administration % justice IN cyrenmicg
Other Interesting finds are q sanctuary
dedicated 70 Eastern divinities. proba biy
Of the time OF Julian tho Apostate. with
a remarkably we'll preserved black mar
BILE Statue OF an Egyptian goddess. An
extensive Ptolerlaic cemetery also has
been located 4 Apollonia Christian
basilica OF tho f.fth century 4 being
excavated and az Merdj, the ancient
BARGE. some Cuflc inscriptions have been
found which are held 10 be of great
Importance when the history or the Arab
conquest comes 10 bo written.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
PRESIDENT BACKS
DAWES ON SUPPLIES
Army and Navy Must Pare
Down Excess Materials to
Limit of Safety.
spes-,al Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Aug. II.

spee-aI Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. G., Aug. II.
President Harding, who is supreme in
fiscal matters coming within the control
OF the budgetary system, has brought
about a more definite understanding
among the Executive Department heads,
that Charles C. Dawes, Director OF the
Budget, will have undisputed sway In
every Government agency in all matters
relating TO surplus supplies.
The President himself, under the
power bestowed by Congress In the
budget bill, can exercise wide discretion
with respect to the disposition OF sup
plies accumulated during the war pc
riod, but which it is now deemed essen
tial to convert into cash. Officials nave
understood, as result OF recent confer
ences, that the President intends 10 leave
to Director Dawes and his subordinate
staffs, undisputed authority TO go into
any and all governmental agencies and
prepare for the President lists OF all
surplus property.
In the inventories which have been
ordered to be made by newly created
budget coordinatorS, Ii was expected
these officials might encounter dispo-
sition in some departments. principally
the War and Navy departments, not to
adopt the business principles or the
budget officials, which have upset many
of the fixed rules which naval and mill
tary boards have followed.
President Harding is said TO have
acted quickly TO forestall rows between
the budget bureau and any department
in carrying out the demands of the ex-
ecutive order under which Director
Dawes and his staff are now proceeding.
There Is said to be definite cooper alton
by members of the Cabinet which in
sures Director Dawes the undisputed
right TO classify as surplus material not
needed for immediate or future require
ments. all materials of whatever char
acter. or course. 1t Is said. Director
Dawes. following out his programme to
install better business methods In va
rious agencies. will seek 20 do nothing
which would leave the Army or Navy or
any other department without margin
of safety" stocks of supplies
AS a result of this understanding, 1t
Is said, the General Staff OF the army
and the general board OF the navy. may
indicate their preferences along certain
lines in the course OF the inventory
work, and this may be noted in the
budget directors reports TO the Presi-
dent But the director OF the budget
VIII exercise his own discretion In franz
ing his recommendations.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
zAyAs TO SELL SECURITIES.

HAvA.A. Aug. 14-President Zayas
decided at a meeting OF his Cabinet to-
day to sell the securities taken during
the liquidation Of the National Bank In
order 10 realize in part at least. on the
banks guarantees for nearly $2S.0oo.ooo
In Government deposits. The value OF
the securities to be sold is problematical.
The New York herald., 1921-08-15
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Saturday In the United otales LIS
trict Court: .,.. -
receiver, with a bond OF $1,000 oo-
rDEAI, pRESS CO.-Harry +. Coggey, SoI
East EYfty-seventh street, temporary re-
ceiver. with bond OF $1,000.
KLIBEco MILLS CoRP.-Ciifiord =. a,5.r Lid
with bond of 81, 900.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN

FISKE. Robert W.--P. l.. Silva:
Oct. 81, 1920. 0..................
TORIELIsO, Vincent--C. Zullo. June
II, 1919. ..........
wENNEMER, Frank. Joseph Wen
nemer and ]. & Il. Wennemer. Inc
the Colonial Bank. March 81,
1921 ...............
COBE, Andrew j.. and Maurice A.
Kraus-First National Bank OF
Jamaica. Dec. 81. 1913. ......,..
PRICE. r.. s. CO.. 1NC.-Souare
Waist Co., Inc: juno 70. 1871
CASULLO, Joseph. and Nicholas
Bazza-People of the State OF
New York; Dec. %. 1920 (vacated)
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Fire Record.

A. NJ
a:0J-4n1s Lowerre place. Bronx:
iamfa Hrndy ...............U Unknown
0.40-Avenue and 10th st.. auto;
otto nosseiman ............. $3.50
u .ae-5ii y, 10Th at; Frank Gig
falfa s.sas4ssss.Ess..ss = 4. Unknown
~ 3.~ai3 T.. 10Th st.: chair fac
tNfy s4ssasss.ssssss..s..U Unknown
II .no-i2so % av.. Economy Grocery
store sssss*..s.s.s...~ss..s..T thrilling
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JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.

The following Judgments were filed satur-
6ay the first name being that OF tne aepso1 n r.
HARTMAN, Peter JIM. Celvea... Si'oa@'~
BRoWER' Joseph i'o'Ao 54e.45
BITTNER, Joseph c., and Miiiiam
Speakman (Bittner a Speakmanp 90 oo
STANLEY a Patterson. Inc. :...... ooo.oo
ESPOSITO, Carmine and Umperto- .o,oo-
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.. ,'0oiies ,'0iiee's2 e.
6AMIC-Same ......,.''. a'vao o.
EISENSTEIN, Davd-A. Frank... z,iso.So
r. D. wEINTRAUB, INC, Frank
weintraub and James j.. SeweH
.seweli Lu1oer mo 1na ne'es $500
LEVY Samuel DIS. Sheinfeld.:.. l,l4sSv
MASCONI, Bernard-S. sheinteld.. l'lo1]o
MAGRILL, Kerman-Rialto Secur- 80
ity Corp. ............... ........... 1'o'oo
PRTCE, Charles p, and G. y. Price
Co., Inc.--Ritchey Litho. Co. 5z1'V4
RAPOREL STEAMSHIP LINE, -. ~.
INC.--J. ]. Kehoe. oe................ o%o.zo
RARUmLIs Ms0n,,Is cohn. tsma'1 ..s........ @ lsos1
SCHW ARTZ, Herman B., and -
Harry Coster--H. Kowensky. ..... 1,14s.42
WHEELER. clifford Slater-G. b.
Fisher ................s... ooo'ov
BRONX.
pAMATo, Raffaele-Ebling Brew
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Ing 20. ....-...s
GOTTEHOER, Mary-Ebling Brew
Ing Co..
SAME-Same ................... =.
LAZANSKI, Max-Hanton Shoe Co.
LEVY, Helen--Ebling Brewing Co.
SMITH. David--Dr. A. Posner
Ehnna Inc :. !. i.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were were
filed Saturday In the United oIa'es
Court: ,. A.ror
V. Kline treasurer. jobbers IN rugs a,na anu
carpets. 2l2 Fifth avenue. with scheouisas
hapt.,,n, uahiiities of $17.335, with
assets s11, ,2l0, of which $lo.osl IS money
due on open accounts .,,r,,pY,,c. co
ideal, DRESS MANUFACTURING VI,
1n,roi,,rtary filed by Sylvia Miller, Louis
Reiss and Harris Cohen against Ideal Dress pre-
Manufacturing Company, 12s West oon Ihir-
tieth street, alleging labilitles oL Si,vov.
filed BY II. johnson against Theodore eis, weis,
brand. trading as the Theodore Wais'
Shop, women's wear. 3Soi Ihird aNehue'
alleging liabilities of $3.50.
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sales for week. .soo s.so s1lse JAM date. ssso~ smas1s .s5iso
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w YORK STOCK CHA

WEEK ENDED AUGUST IS. 1921.
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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

TotaIs... 414S,015 2.SS3,3T7 4,322 ~
Yr. to date los 0s.5 IA 1T .0s5h 1s7, IS
Detailed sales of stocks for weeks ends