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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14

plan. In case more room Is needed,
the attic can be mustered into service.
There is nothing about this home
to indicate that it is peculiar to the
farm. In fact, it is just IS modern
as any city home. Running water and
electric lights are no longer the ex-
ception to the rule on farms. In fact,
no good farmer is without them. II he
cannot get his power from some high
power line near the house he installs
an electric lighting plant in his cellar.
Water supply systems are inexpensive
comforts.
farmer can make Is modern home.
He is preparing for the future by
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14
PLAYING "Fast and Loose"

Fast and Loose" is the name OF q
cheating game, also called ''pricking
at the belt" which appears to have
been much practiced by the gypsies in
the time of Shakespeare. The orig
inal name, in the phrase ito play fast
and loose" has gone into the language
to designate the conduct of those
whose easy ethics do not forbid them
TO say one thing and do another.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14

the housewife considerable labor. The
living room is large and bright and IS
IA feet inches by II feet . 1ncneA
There is an extra toilet on the nrst
floor next to the washroom.
Plenty Of bedrooms have been pro-
vided in this house. This is necessary
in the farm home to take care OF the
help during the busy months. Up
stairs there are five in addition to the
one already mentioned on the lower
floor. They are all of good size, and have
splendid ventilation facilities afforded
by the many windows in this house.
A bathroom with modern fixtures has
been provided for in the second floor
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14
HELPFUL STUDY FOR WINTER
Housewife VIII Find Ii to Her Advan-
tage to Search for Informal
ton on Foods.

During the coming winter the house
wife will find it helpful to learn more
concerning the substitution of foods.
A good way to obtain this information
is through the study clubs. If an out
line is desired of work giving lists OF
helpful bulletins and books for ref
erence. write to the state agricultural
college and they will be glad to fur
nish the desired material.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14
A Sure Reminder.

Perhaps the most original sugges-
lions for reminder was that of the
little boy whose grandfather had for
gotten his birthday present the year
before. She wished to know what she
could do in order that she should not
forget it again.
"You might put your teeth in upside
down." said the boy.-Boston Tran
script.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14

providing comforts for his children
that will keep them with him until
the time when he is ready to turn
ever the work to them and their chill
dren. youth will not be denied"
and If they find home life just as
pleasant, just as modern and just as
eEtreaung on the farm as it is in the
cities, they certainly are not leaving
the farm and it's substantial surety for
the city and it's uncertainties.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14
GUESSING.

@The variability of public opinion
makes politics a difficult game
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum.
.sThe human race is just as hard to
guess as q horse"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14
Bean or Pea Soup With Meat.

The peas or beans are soaked as
usual and cooked with the meat in
four quarts of water instead Of in two
quarts. Use soup or ham bone, or
one-half pound of salt pork or any
smoked meat, and cook until the beans
are soft. Remove the meat and put
the soup through a sieve. Season and
thicken. The cooked meat cut in small
pieces may be added to the soup. An
onion, several stalks of celery, or soup
herbs are good with the soup.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14
Eqotisnn.

Always reflect that, of course, some
of the services performed for you are
not so we'll done as you could do
taem.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-14

porridge is too thick, add water or
stock. Season and add the flour as
directed.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
PRODUCE.

BEANS AND PEAS-Boans. marrow. choice.
100 lbs, s5.T5; pea. choice, S5do.2J; medium,
choice, sa.25: Kotenashi, $3.50: rcd kidney,
kidney, 50: Cantaina. Italian, 50; yellow eye,
81 .50ls; black turtle soup, So; linn. Calt-
fornia, s6.50ds6.65; Madagascar. 1920. $50
domestic, $3.50; black eye. California, 1921.
s5q5. 81; splits. yellow. choice. Ss.15; green,
choice. $3.50.
ByTTER--Creamery higher than extras,
H., 4sT4sisc.; extras, a2 score, iihc.; firsts.
3sTf6ikc. seconds. 3fikd3Thc. lower grades.
32u34c.: unsalted. higher than extras, 4Hh9
50isc.; extras. 4sWi9c.; flrsts 3sTf6ia: Sec
onda. 34ihd37hc.. state dairy. tubs. finest.
45ai6Hc.; good to prime, 30Nffc: common
TO fair, 3f13Sc. ladies. current make.
extras. 3233c.: firsts. 3oisa3ic,; seconds.
2ec. lower grades. :IW2sc: packing stock.
current mako, No. I. 29c. No. .. CSC; lower
grades, 2592I5c.
CHEESE.-Ncw York State flats, held
specials, 22i.T23c. fresh specials. 2odo3c.
average run. 2iisa22c.; state twins. specials.
22U22hc.: average run. 2iu2lisc; Wisconsin.
daisies. fancy, 2fd22c.: young Americas. Zig
22c.: State skins. sWi5c.
EGGs--Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. 56fp
5sc.: extra flrsts, bld55c.; frsts, 45WJOc. /.
seconds and poorer. 87@44c; trade eEgs. 500
36c. dirties. regular packed. No. 1, 33T35c. (;
No. . and poorer. 2SQ32c.i checks. fair to
choice. dry. 3on32c.; refrigermator eggs;
charges paid 70 expiring 5ses 5e,s,,c special
ords, 3if3fc.: refrigerator white eggs. 3Id
fac. fresh New jersey hcrncrY whites. extra
fancy candled selections. SIc.: nearby and
nearby Western hennery whites average cx-
trns, T5TSOr. extra firsts. GSd1.c.; firsts..
C2U86c. gathered white. firsts TO extra
flrsts. G2aI2c.; under grades. tou60c. pull
let's eggs, graded. smallest out. 55G8or. :;
small and unsraded. 90T50c. Pacific coast
white, extras. T5ffS0c. extra flrsts, GSDI2c. :;
firsts, G2d66c.; under grades, J0d60c.; pull
let's. 3sd45c. other Western and Southern.
gathered whites. 4096Vc.. nearby and nearby
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
COTTON DECLINES
4 ON LATE SELLING
Early Gains Lost When West
ern and Spot Interests Be-
i come Active.

Although the early action of yester-
dSy'. cotton market reflected greater
optimism about the labor situation. its
late dealings plainly showed that bull
enthusiasms had not reappeared. Dur
ing the forenoon the market was steady
in undertone and advanced 25 to 80
points in the absence of heavy liquida-
tion or new bear pressure, but all of that
gain was lost when Western and spot
interests turned active sellers late in the
day. The result of that pressure was
a decline to new lows foSthe move and
losses OF % to As points. The finish
was at the low.
Liverpool futures furnished the local
trade With an interesting topic for
analysis. After opening at Sc to SO
penny-points lower, or more than 80
points less than expected. the English
market gradually advanced. The final
cable from abroad quoted Liverpools
finish as strong" The idea of many
crpool by Continental interests had been
completed caused the almost sensational
rally equal to 1870 of our points.
Despite the fact that the futures mar
1sets are steadily on the decline. very
little actual cotton is being pressed for
sale in the South. Although marketing
such cotton was rapid during the first
part of the season and sales from first
hands and merchants were large, offer
ings of cotton in the last fortnight were
very moderate.
The late tone of yesterdays market
was generally unsettled. Although sem
timent here seems mixed. and many ex-
poet good rally. outside feeling. espe-
cfally In the Western grain crowd. Is
bearish. 1t was rumored that heavy
buying orders. amounting to more than
10000 bales, would be centred on De-
cenber. should that option fall to IS
cents flat. 1t dropped to 1880. just be-
fore yesterdays close.
The local spot market was 25 points
lower ats1S.50 cents a pound. In New
Orleans the price Of n,iddling was quoted
a5 points lower at 1926 cents. Liver
pool middling was off 90 English points
to 11.S7d
Range OF prices:
The New York herald., 1921-10-19

Western hennery browns. extra, G0I6lc.:
brown and mixed colors. gathered extras. sc
9Jsc.; firsts TO extra firsts. 46d55c.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
TWO NEW BANKS IN PALESTINE
Industrial Credit Company and
Urban Mortgage Concern.

Charters have been granted for two
banks to assist the agricultural and m
dustrial development OF Palestine. SAM
uel C Lamport. president of the Amer
lean Palestine Company. announced yes
terday. A cablegram from DR.. S. Ben
deriy said: obtained charters for two
banks. Industrial Credit Company and
Urban Mortgage Bank. Government
helpful. Country quiet. Prospects for
work great"
The Industrial Credit Company. NJ.
Jsmrort explained. viii assist manufac-
urers and merchants possessing snail
capital to enlarge their business and the
Urban Mortgage Bank Will advance
funds to firms for the development of
their lands and also for the construc-
ton Of homes. This Is the first step
In o programme which American busi-
ness men are undertaking as their share
in the development of Palestine" Mr..
Lamport declarad
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
T0BACCO STOCKS
COAL COMPANY SUES u. S.
ON 100000 CLAIM
Seeks Balance on Fuel Com
r,andeered in War.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.--One of the
iirst or many suits against the Govern
ment arising out of Federal control of
railroads was brought TO a hearing be-
fore the United States Court of Claims
to-day In the suit OF the Corona Coal
Company Of Birmingham, Ala, to re-
cover more than 100000
The coal company alleges that the
United States Railroad Administration
during the war commandeered l7t.4T6
tons of its coal, which at the price fixed
by the United States Fuel Adminis,ra-
tion amounted to s4S6.997. Tho COM
pany has been paid S3S5.593 on account
of this fuel loss.
The Government to-day moved tho dis
missal OF the complaint on the ground
that tho road was not entitled to re-
cover under the railroad control net
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
SMITH MORE DISTINCTIVE NOW.

Harry B. Smith OF iS4 Eldridge street,
who recently was appointed an assistant
trade commissioner In tho Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce, and
was assigned to duty in England, ap-
peared yesterday before Supreme Court
Justice WasservogcI and had his name
legally changed to Harry r. Allin Smith.
His season for the change. he said. is
that there are too many Smiths In this
country and England. and there is even
another II. n. Smith. who is in the De-
partment of Commerce service in War
saw. so he did not want to get his
mail mixed.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was steady and Straits
was quoted at 27.75G2S.75; standard at
27.5O@2s: Straits shipments at 27.75@
80 and 80 per cent. at 2s asked. with
sales of twenty-five tons of September
October shipment from Straits at 2S.
Copper was easy: standard spot. Octo-
ber and November 1917 asked. and
electrolytic spot and October. 13 asked.
Lead was dull; New York spot, $50
asked, and East st. Louis spot. 450
asked. Zinc was steady: New York
spot. s.; East ST. Louis spot, 4.72h
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
Q. 8. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS.
OILS.

Refined petroleum was unchanged
yesterday. Yesterdays oil prices fol-
low Standard white. New York, cx-
port. barrels. s14: standard white. New
York, export. bulk, 81; standard white,
New York. export, cases. $3.50; water
white. New York. barrels. SIS; water
white New York, bulk. ss; water white,
New York. cases. 1880: motor gaso-
lene. garages. 25c., steel barrels. Lin
seed oll--Strictly pure. gallons OF IN
pounds, in barrels, 76c.; ; Calcutta. S5c.
on CRY. Pa. Oct. 1S.--Crcdit bal
ances s3.25. Runs. s2.044: average,
4S.6o4. Shipments. 1920; average, AO,-
2S3.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
THE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANB
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
N,.u, varl, cao.ar,bar oo.,

70 THE SHAREHOLDERS
Notice Is hereby given that Special Meet
ing OF the Shareholders of the Bank win be
held a. It's banking rooms nj 81 Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan, City and State OF New
York. on tho LIST day of November, 1921, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day, for
the purp,se OF ratifying and confirming the
terms and conditions agreed upon by ma
jority OF the board OF directors OF The Chase
National Bank of the City OF New York and
by a majority OF the board of directors OF
this Bank to consolidate the said two bank
Ing associations into one association under
the charter of The Chase National Bank OF
the City of New York, and for IN transac-
ton OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
BY Order Of the Board of Directors.
FRANK W. FRAZEE. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
ISSUE BY PERE MARQUETTE.
Company Gets Permission to Sell
gS.3g5.OOO & Per Cent. Bonds.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERatn.
LANSING. Mich. Oct. 1S.--The PeTo
Marquette Railroad obtained permission
to-day from the Public Utilities Commis-
sion to issue and sell s7,36b,000 OF thir-
ty-hve year per cent. gold first mort
gage bonds. the proceeds to be used in
paying outstanding Indebtedness.
1t was shown that the company spent
s5.167,S33 for betterments and improve
ments in the eighteen months ended Juno
so. that the outstanding bonded debt Ia
only $4,000. 900 and that the net rev.
enues in the eighteen months were
Il ogsO54
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
STEEL STOCKS.

Western hennery browns. extra. G01elc;
brown and mixed colors. gathered extras. sc
95sc.; frs,s to extra firsts. 4ed55c.
FRUITS, FREsH-Apples. green. basket.
I5c. 1S3.2 25; red 75c. gs3; King. bbl. s5gT 80:
Wolf River, s5d7.50; Wealthy. S3l9; Alex
$685. Groenlng. s5Qii; BALDWIN, S5d7 so;
Ben Davis. SId5.J0; winter banana, West
ern. box, s2qs.5o; King David. s29a.I5; Nc
lntosh s.lf3.e1; Jonathan, si.151s; spitzen-
berg. s2.50d3.1J: Rome Beauty, S2.25G3.5O.
Delicious. S3W4.50. Pears-Eeurre Bose bbl..
s5pi2; Bartlett. s5si1i.5o: sheldon S6G1o;
Jersey md Cape Cod early black. X bbl.
box. sGq7:5o: bbl.. si29it.5o; New York.
crate, S}n3.10: late varieties. y bbI., box.
sTqs. Prunes-1daho. 1G.is lb. box. s191.4o;
4 basket crate. s2M2.o3. Grapes 20 ID.
basket. si.I. ostrich EgR Meions--colorado.
crate, I5c c:@S2.to Casaba melons. California
crate, Sl.5op2.1'. Oranges--California box.
s5d9; Florida. 2.j0nf.50. Grapefruit-E1or-
Ide. box, s25oae; ,sle q Pines. ssa4.5o
Pears-Florda. box $7@10. Ctron-Ncarby
bbl, sla1.25.
POTATOE>--Maine. $50 lbs, s3.75d4.25;
49, lbs. 3,ho94i state. 1s0 lbs, S3.5oq1 25 /:
IeS i5s.; ,:;. s3.Seg2.sS & l5o 6s ss25as.,oG;
Virginia; Dbl, s2.soas.2s: Jersey, basket,
yams. Southern. Dbl, s3d4.
POULTRY. DRussED-FREsH KILLED
Chickens. Western. small broilers. boxes s4
Gi3Sc. large, 25I30c. fryers. 2J0oac. small
roasters. 27T3fc 4 lbs, 3od3fc. large. 800
Soc: Western, bbis., dry packed. lbs, 32p
35c 4 lbs. 26d30c. 3h lbs. 23T2Ic lbs,
2ta25c. mixed weights, 2i@30c.; bbls. iced.
2Oq2oc. Virginia, 2593ic. nearby, 25d3sc.
Fowls--Boxes, iSa3Sc. bbls., dry, 1Sn37c.;
iced. fSU3Ic., old cocks i6m2ic. Turkeys
Spring, 30nJ0.; old 25Ti0c. DuckS--Tong
Island, 3ic. Squabe-Nhtc. dozen, SO. .2J1y0.
Guincas-Pair, $lu1.50
POULTRY-IIyE-EXP XPRI5SS-towlg. zoo
33c. chickens, 23925c: ducks. 3Od32c.: Mus
covey, 1Jc.; geese, swan, 13c. pigeons. pair
SOC. ruineas, pair. Sic. rabbits. lb., log
16c.: sucking pigs. live. pair S497s
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Sew York. September

TO THE sTocKHoLDERs,
Notice Is hereby given that Special Meet.
Ing of tho Stockholders OF the Bank will b.
held at its Banking Rooms at 81 Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York,
State Of New York, on the 1st day OF Noven-
ber, 1874. at IL o'clock noon. for the pur-
and conditions agreed upon by a majority %
the board of directors of The Metropolitan
National Bank of the City Of New York ana
OF this Bank TO consolidate the said two
banking Associations into one association
under the charter OF The Chase National
Bank OF the City OF New York: ana for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly como before the meeting.
BY Order of tho Board of Directors.
W. p. HOLLY. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
Fire Record

A. M. Loss.
12:1o-4 East f4th ST.: Learner Shirt
waist Co.. ......... ........ -. bnhno"h
II 2:20-f333 Broadway; electric sign on
roof; unknown. ..........'.. a ,llIIns
IL :fo-5Sf 1tth av. Feist Co. -. Unknown
12:45-25t West 42d ST.; Breslan Nov
city and Toy Shop. p............' .'Triinne
r. NJ.
:3o-s1f Dawson st., Bronx Hynan
Unknown
/ ;o5-s3o East 1o5th ct. unknown. 80. None
:2O--aI Park row. Pulitzer Building.
rubbish. ....'.., ...t.. - i'''7
1853 Orchard St; Samuel Jones,
) 5;4o-1ieo Amsterdam av. Horace
Misler. 49,. ...'.... 49,. ol'N'"''' -
o'o' - Unknown
o :5o-103 West llth ST.; rubbish. None
10 OO--9eth st. and Lexington av. aii-
tomoblc; william watson. !. Unknown
10 OJ-2Gs Seventh av. o. q. Coat
!, Company. .s........... .'.'' 'uhNno"H
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
LIVERPOOL.
STATISTICS.

The market for cottonseed oil was lower,
closing net unchanged TO 81 points under the
final OF Monday. There active liquida-
ton 1T times. owing to the weakness in grain
and lard, but shorts were active buyers
tho breaks, which had n tendency TO check
tho downward movement and brought about
q partial late rally. The United States Cen
suB Bureau report cottonseed oil showed
a disappearance of about 2T4,000 barrels In
September. which was considered by the
trade as very good showing. The days
Hsies were 23.700 barrels.
The range of prices In the cottonseed oil
futures market was as follows:
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
IT. w. BRAND LEFT $500, 900.

Herbert w. Brand, secretary treasurer
of Brand & Oppenheimer, cotton goods
merchants. left an estate of moro than
$500, 900. His will was filed yesterday.
making the principal beneficiary his
widow. Mrs. Mata III. Brand. OF 80
West Eighty-sixth street. She receives
all his household furniture and art
objects. q trust fund of $200000 and the
residuary estate, also in trust.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON. Oct. 1s.--The offerings at to-
days wool auction sales amounted to
10,902 bales of superior selection, and
there was brisk demand for fine kinds OF
wool at firm prices. Low grades of
wool were again irregular and in buyers
favor with withdrawal frequent.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING co.

TEDERAL SUGAK KEFININU %.
October 4th, 1921.
The regular quarterly dividend OF One and
Three-quarters Per Cent. G%9o) on the Com
mon Shares and One and One-half Per Cent.
Iizeo) on the Preferred Shares of this Com
pany will be paid November 1st. 1921, to
stockholders Of record at the close Of busi-
ness October c1st. 1921. Transfer books
viii not close.
PIERRE ]. SMITH. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION,
New York. September csth. 1921.
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS:

Notice is hereby given that Special Mest-
Ing Of the Stockholders of Chase Securities
Corporation viii be held at It's office at 81
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City of
New York, State OF New ycrs. on the lss
day of November. 1921. q. two o'clock in
the afternoon 10 consider and vote upon pre-
posals to increase from 10000 to 200, ,Oo9
the number of shares. without nominal OF
par value, which the said Corporation may
ISSUE and the amount of it's stated capital
from 80, 150. 900 to $40 0OO. 900: the CONDITIONS
under which such increase shall become ef-
fective: the consides>-.ion for and tho terms
and conditio5s ahder which. IL Authorized,
said rev or additional shares snail lie is-
sued; and for the transaction of such OTHER
business may properly come before the
meeting.
BY Order OF the Board Of Directors.
r. r. TINKER, President.
HALsTEAp @. FREEMAN. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
Bid. sk.About.
First J. 6. l.. B.-Chicago
5,Ls, Nov, 1851 op ~ 1908 101h b.37
fJoint Stock Land Bank
rs, May. 1880 op 81. $50. ooH oi $50
tIont Stock Land Bank
5n Nov. 1pss op 2:. q2is ~ $50
mot listed New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
ange OF prices
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 1s.-Cotton closed to-
day easier and with net decline of 80 to
f2 points. Closing bid: October. 720c.: De-
cember, 1I.24c.: January. 1I.3Sc.; March,
1I10c.; May, 161oc. Spot steady; middling,
1880.
The local spot cotton market was quiet and
25 points lower. at 1880. for middlng:
sales nil. Southern spot markets: Galveston
quiet, 10 lower. at 1890; sales. 1857 bales.
New Orleans steady. % lower. at 1880;
sales, 3,T6i. Mobile nominal. % lower. at
il Soc; sales nil. Savannah quiet.
changed, mt 1890: sales. 90 bales. Norfolk
quiet. 13 lower. at 17.75c.: sales. 40 bales.
Memphis steady. unchanged at 19c.; sales.
500 bales. Houston steady, % lower, at
1880; sa.os. 2,617. Little Rock quiet, -,
lower, at 1926: sales, 1,420. Dallas steady,
% lower. at 49, 10c.; sales. 1855 bales. Mont
gornery dull. 80 lower. at i7.50c.; sales, u.
Fcrt Worth steady. % lower. at 1s.i0c.;
sales. 1927 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot Cot'on--A fair business doing at 92
points decline; rnioa,lng, 1l.3Td. Sales. 5000, ,
American, 1000. r1nports, ,0oo all Ameii-
cpn. Futures opened easy, at &c TO 30 points
decline. Closed strong. at net advance OF
= 10 90 points. October. 12.45d. December
l2.O6d.; January. 1i.95d.; March. 1i.65d. !:
May. 1f.42d.: July. 1l.16d. Manchester
Yarns dull and easier; cloths, good inquiry.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19

sAME-N. Marenstein .... s137.s5
sAME-B. ,Marenstein ............. 1888
SAME: Rubinsky ..,.....;1 1873
Ing CO., Inc. ...................s. o9s. 1s
Teffer1f. Feinberg .............. 43s. SO
S. J. JANOVER & CO., INC.-Freid-
sPiTzER. Jacob.M. schwartz ct al S6s.9s
STEINBERG. Max - Community
Thrift Association of Middle VII
STANDARD FAN a,H: Tl;ujN;GisTrEiNl corr
Co. ................... 49, 1,o3s.55
Coz Inc. ............ 4,s7o.os
wilson Wis IN Elizabeth II. 'v.-Fra.nk-
wEEKs ~ is;'0. sTupio. Die iiNNc.-Biow' &
woLTTsH. oi1TM; 1 Phiiip-Herrin,ss' Bros. -
heym ~ ................. 21os7
WRIGHT Frank-M Beck. ........ 540.41
A ct al l.' .o ~ ais.a5
BRONX.
g. X. BUSH CO.. INC.--Wright
e. Ditson Victor Co.. Inc. S24499
COHEN. Joel. Schneiderman. 355.79
FRIED, Harry, and Jacob b. Hoff-
man-Cosmopoitan Bank. k....... 43..s
LAD1N, David--N. Bycrs. ......... s3I3s
LEIBACH, Louis = Crownland 90 >,
MTLANO, Vincenzo-C Scandiriato. S04.00
RASHE<INS, Lillian. and Victoria.
j.. Rahn ................. ..........' ooo.-o
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that of the debtor: the
second name that of the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed:
MANHATTAN
GILBERT, Samuel--A. Bivona.
Sept 10. 1921 (vacatedD. ......... Saa3.I0
J. HARVEY e. CO.. INC.-SuffolS
Knitting Mills; June 13. 1921.., 3,Io5.G'
BHOUN, Maxi Schoenbergcr
Sept. 26. 1921. 756.is
TAYLOR, Frank B.. and Nat.
Surety Co.-People. &C.; June IA.
1921 (vacated) .................. 3,0OO.oD
HORNSTEIN, Philips. Braunsten
Dec. -, 1920 (released). 1881 ,o5
ESPOTITO, Carmine, and Ur,berto--
New Amsterdam Casualty Co;
Aug. 13. 1921. Observation-Disclosures. 100000,
r Trust CO.; March p. ioio.... 75ooT
COLLIER, Norman. and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co.-People,
&C.. Aug. 20. 1921 (vacated). ...... 100000
SCHEINZEIT. Abrahnm--A. Thomp-
son, ct al: Feb. IS. 192l........ 1883
BRONN.
BLANK, Louis. and Max Fass-W.
Singer; Sept. %. 1920. ........... $928.3I
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
U. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES

Closing prices bid in yesterdays open
market for United States certificates of
indebtedness and notes were as follows
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
FOREIGN BONDS.

sOdd lots. fSells cents share.
Total sales stocks, $50, 700 shares.
Total sales bonds, $4,000 par value.