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Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS
THE SEEK" OPENS
 AT RIALTO TODAY; IS DASH|NG STORY

George Melford's special Para mount production, "The Sheik," with Rudolph Valentino, star of ''The Four 1Torseman of the Apocalypse" and Agnes Ayres, beautiful Paramount star in the leading roles, starts its engagement at the Rialto today.
 No more timely photoplay produc- tion has reached Phoenix fin years than this adaptation of the novel which is unquestionably the most sensational. the most widely sought, and most eagerly read work of fic- sioR before the American public to- day. Readers of the novel, and low CTS Of the screen have all patiently awaited the coming of the picture, which during its worlds premiere Fsowing at Grauman's Rialto in Los Angeles has smashed all records for the coast town.
 The Sheik'' is a fascinating, color 1ul romance of the Algerian Sahara, daring. bold, and yet appealing in the sheer strength of its romance and its love theme. centering the attention on an English girl, proud, naughty, disdaining all men, glorying in her beauty. giving her smile to none, a queen among queens; and an Arab chieftain. dashing. handsome, leader of men, admirer of women. power ful factor among the forces of the sahara, into whose power the girl is thrown. when. fired by her beauty, he deliberately kidnaps her, carries her 10 his camp far out on the desert de- termined to make her his slave, again bearing out the old proverb Of the Arabs. When an Arab sees woman he wants he takes her."
 The story reaches the very heights of realism. every ounce of which has been incorporated in the picturiZed version which opens at the Rialto today Colorful, stunning, entrance ing in it's beauty. inspiring in the vivid action, thrilling in it's intrigue, Is suspense and its excitement, ex- otic in its influence, '"The Sheik'' has proven in pictures equally as great a sensation as it did in the novel form.
 Scenes of amazing force and pow CT, effects that beggar description, q cast as carefully selected as any production which has ever reached the screen. directed by the man whose --Bchold My Wife" .'The Great I'm pcrsonation,' "The Seal Wolf and other notable cinema triumplls will always be counted as the greatest achievements in shadowland, spon- sored by the greatest motion picture producing concern in the entire world-Such Is the importance or s-The Sheik." which the Rialto is screening without advance in prices.
 A special musical program present. cd by George J. Hayes at the mighty wurlitzer organ is another feature of this engagement. He will use The Song of India" as the theme. A musical prologue will also form a most important factor in the engage ment.
 The management Is again urging attendance wherever possible during the matinee screenings. in order that all may be accommodated during the run of the very limited stay of ''The - Sheik-"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
Under Sea Pictures

"Wet Kold," Ralph Ince's famous under water production. which is being shown for the last times today at Mauk's Columbia theater, is un- doubtedly one of the most thrilling and entertaining photoplays ever produced
 Most of the scenes in the picture were taken on the floor of the ocean off the Bahama islands. The men are seen threading their way through the soft mud of the ocean bottom in and out of the beautiful coral and rock formations and avoiding the thousands of fish and other creatures of the deep that swim about
 All this underwater photography forms part of a thrilling adventure
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
MATINEE TODAY FOR
 CHILDREN AT ELKS

Today for both the matinee and the evening performances at the Elks theater children will be admitted at half price to any seat in the house. The play will be Pals First" voted by the general public as the best play and the best performance yet given by the popular Bafnbridge-K -Karns company Tonight will mark the close of the weeks engagement of Pals First" and those who have not already witnessed one or more per fOrmances of this famous play should call phone IT and reserve seats at once. After all ''the play is the thing
 z6 the clever stock company has scored heavily in selecting "Pals
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26

well as a good feature picture, the Ramona offers the opportunity today. Bryant Washburn in a Paramount Aircraft special picture The Six Best Cellars as the screen attrac- ton and one which you will thor oughly enjoy. 4 select Century com edy completes the picture entertain ment. Entire change of program to- morrow starting with matinee at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
The FroIic

Again this evening will the call of the dance find the F'rolic, the pre- miere dancing club, crowded with the happy crowds who have learned that the dance is to be enjoyed in this beautiful place to a greater extent than anywhere else in the entire city. The wonderful floor, the largest in the state. is in the best of shape, and is all ready for the crowds. The re- freshment concession will of course be at the convenience of the dancers throughout the evening. Carol Reeds symphony in jazz furnishes the music, that's the best kind of a guarantee for the perfection in the inspiration. No finer aggregation of dance players has ever visited Phoe- nix than this wonder band, and they are each day more firmly implanting themselves with the dancers of the city. E. $. Mayfield, floor manager at the Frolic, and the man responsi- the special events, likewise teaches all the latest dances. He is conceded one of the most accomplished dancing masters in Arizona, and furnishes tuition both in class and private in- shruction, arrangements for either of which branches of learning may be made at any time. He is to be reached either at the Frolic, or his residence by calling S2S0.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
KNOWS WOMEN

Bill" said the kind hearted ward en. some ladies want to see you"
 Whore the skirts?'' asked the vet eran cracksman.
 Wait a minute and let me find that Bible I had around here some where. I want to be reading it when you bring 'enl in. If that doesn't get me a chicken dinner from the out side |. don't know women.-Bir- mingham Age-H Herald
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
CONFESSIONS OF A
 PRESIDENTS SECRETARY
(With Apologies to the N. '. Times)
 CHAPTER TX

0ftAE I Ell LA
 GETTING INTO THE WAR After Germany had continued sink ing our ships, ignoring our protests, denouncing our motives and tweak- ing our noses. I sat down one after noon and came to the conclusion we might have to do something about it. So I sent for the president! Mister President" I called. There was no immediate answer Mister President" I repeated. ''Yes. sir" came the reply. Come here at oncel" commanded Yes, sir" he returned.
 And don't keep me waiting when I page you" said.
 Yes. sir" he replied.
 Pull up a chair and sit down." said.
 Yes. sir he replied.
 How about this war;" I began. What war ?'' asked the president. What war do you think?" I de- manded.
 Well, there have been so many
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
nThe Man From Maine"-Ramona

"The Man From Maine"-Ramona
 Matinee today at p. m., sees the Broadway Girls company in the smart farce comedy The Man From Maine'' which has it's final showing tonight, giving way tomorrow to new comedy which comes to the Ra- mona for the first time with the complete change of program for Sun day. "The Man from Maine" is re, freshingly, wholesome comedy with a clever plot and tuneful musical specialties, pretty girls, new ward robe, special scenery and produced in accompaniment with the big Ra- mona feature orchestra. For a pleas ant hour, many good laughs and a chance to hear the late song hits as
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
NEGATIVE

Rub-Charley will never be bur dened with care.
 Dub-No. his trouble is don't care! New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
Doug Fairbanks at Strand

With the final screenings today at the Strand, Douglas Fairbanks fin ishes his engagement in "The Mark of Zorro" The special kiddies three- cent matinee is underlined for this afternoon from 1 to 5 o'clock. when any boy or girl in the city, on pres entation of the coupon printed in yes terday's papers, accompanied by three cents will be entitled to any seat in the theater. ''The Mark of Zorro is unquestionably the fastest picture Douglas Fairbanks has ever made. His is dual characterization ly different, dramatic, thrilling and amazing, role in which he covers himself with the greatest kind of glory The story is of the early days in California and depicts the oppres- sion of the people by the cruel rulers of the land. This oppression Zorro, ' noted bandit of the day, seeks in his own way to break, and hence the es- capades which have terrified the sol diery. Zorro" is an expert swords man, a dashing fighter, a gallant lover, a friend to the poor, a foe to the rich and it is around this inter-
 esting figure that the story winds. It was originally printed under the title of .The Curse of Capistrano" and as such was widely read in a
 popular magazine. The fact that this
 is the last day of the engagement will more than likely mean that the
 Strand will be crowded with those who would take this final opportuni- ty of seeing one of the most excep- tional cinema's master work ever of
 fered the public. Tomorrow will start the engagement of Miss DuPont in another sensational success The Rage of Paris, a Universal special, production based on night life of | the great French metropolis. It comes with the very highest of recommen- dations, and is cited as one of the
 most spectacular productions of the new season.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
THE REASON

q hear Charities on his feet again Yes. the poor boy, his creditors took his car ."-Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26

First" Beginning on Sunday after noon with a matinee performance at 2:30 the Bainbridge-K -Karns company will present another world famous comedy drama of life, 'Slippy Me Gee" written by Marie Oemler, and read by hundreds of thousands through out America. Seats are now selling at the box office for the big production of Slippy McGee.''
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26

Worlds largest salmon canning factory is at south Bellingham, Washington
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26

Copyright 1921 by H. c. Fisher Trade Mark Reg U. s. Patent Offic.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
MEN.

Far more men are on the way UP than
have already reached the top. Our hand Is
ortstretched-in the shape of a remarkable
opportunity-to a few ambitious. aggressive,
live minded men who are not finding the
going to their liking in their present employ
ment and who will welcome lift up to the
higher levels, where compensation runs mat
ter of course TO hundred dollars week
and up. We prefer TO put the full strength
of our big and resourceful organization back
OF the man who hasn't long record of sue
cess to boast OF, but whose present needs
and present sincere determination to get
ahead, regardless Of opportunities missed or
days that arc past. will find it easy to re-
spond to the sympathetic, individual coach
ing of our friendly Manager of Personnel
and to begin to mount the ladder toward
REAL SUCCESS. The RIGHT cPPOR-
TUNITy is HERE. ready to meet the right
men MORE THAN HALE WAY. II you're
a Gentle and over 25. call. from 10 to A.
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90 COURT ST.. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
Suite 1919. rLATIRoN BUILDING.

MANA self-respecing salesman, over %.
OF clean character. with a strong person
ality, who will appreciate life job with =
fast growing concern where his earnings
will be far above the average; experience
not necessary. Apply room I23. 163 Broad
way. See Mr.. Marshall.
MAN wanted to do mitering and wheel cut
ting on plate and window glass; must be
capable of handling large work. In reply
state experience and where last employed.
Rawson Evans Co.. 10 Washington Blvd.
Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
MAN.

The man who VIII call upon US IN re-
sponse TO this ad. will possess, first of all,
the qualifications so absolutely necessary for
a success OF any kind--ambition and deter
mination We will place this man under the
personal supervision of our sales manager. a
man OF experience Ia training others, who
will instruct and train him to enjoy the re-
mune ration received BY the other members of
our organization. The man we select need
not be experienced in our business in fact.
we prefer to instruct our members In our
own system, which brings rapid results. Our
rapidly expanding organization requires men
of managerial ability. and we VIII place you
In position Of authority and increased
no better opportunity to-day for the anbl-
tious man than that which we are offering.
Call after 10 o'clock any day this week and
ask for Mr.. WILLIAMS,
Suite 1919. FLATIRoN BUILDING.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
statesmen.

Opportunity 1.ch as comes to the most
capable a..f worthy of men but rarely
Is now within the easy reach of the
limited number of men whom II will pay
us to reward handsomely for their par
ticipation in an exceptional campaign
designed to widen the market for
patented sanitary necessity. indorsed
by the foremost engineers. already ma
tionally advertised and distributed,
now on the threshold Of Developments
sure 10 be highly profitable 20 every
man associated with IL. You should be
at least twenty-five years old and a Chris
tian. If to your qualifications you add
real ambition and determination TO get
ahead, you can earn more money In the
three months next ahead than you have
pocketed In AIRY twelve months heretofore.
CALL AFTER 10. SUITE 1903.
$50 MADISON AV., AT 18TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
statesmen.

Wanted--One or two forcefui. earnest. high
type men with selling ability, over 80 and
preferably with engineering or constructive
knowledge, can find very profitable and
highly desirable opportunity In sales division
of i-rge, wel-known industry. Old concern,
producing in big volume. Product in ma
tionaI demand az all times. Field for making
immediate and large returns is unexceiled.
booker Building, Broadway at AID.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
MEN-RErIRED BUSINESS MEN.

HAS 1T EVER OCCURRED TO YOU
THAT YOU COULD INCREASE YOUR IN
COME IN A DlGNIFIED MANNER IN A
POSITION or UNUSUAL CHARACTER
AND POSSIBILITIES? WE BELIEVE WE
CAN SHOW YOU HOW YOU CAN EARN
BIG MONEY. ALL WE ASK YOU TO DO
is TO ANSWER THIS AID. FOR AN IN
TERvIEW. T. 204 HERALD, HERALD SO.
NIGHT CLERK, wanted for first class
club in the city. with knowledge of book
keeping; state age, reference and salary
expected. Address Admirable, . 572, Herald,
$50 Bway.
OFFICE Boy--Large import and export house
desires the services OF an office boy. Re-
ply by letter. stating particulars In full, to
L. s. o., 65 Broadway. Room 1901.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

REQUIRE A SALES CLERK. FAIRLY Ex-
PFHIENCED IN LINEN, BLANKETS AND
APPLY BY LETTER.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

REPRESENTATIVE wanted
by dependable. progressive
sales organization that will
be quick to make 100000
a-ysar man out OF any man
whose head is not likely to
be turned by initial earnings
far beyond his most ambi-
fious dreams. See our Mr..
Smith at 9:30 A. M. suite
s12. Knickerboclser Bldg.
42d ct. and B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
AGENTS wanted on first class New Jersey
proposition: big money In Il for you. Apply
Dr. Harris 1856 4th ST.. Passaic, ". J.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
A good place for good help.
Wettler's Agency, Mrs. German. Mgr.

WettIer's Agency, Mrs. Gorman, Mgr.
Is w. ADD. Murray Hill 1912.
oCTHAM, $3.50 Broadway to4-95) Cooks,
houseworkers, chambermaids, Mattresses,
nurses, couples, iaundresscs.
COOKS. chambermaids, mattresses, house,
workers. nurses; references investigated
1lle Agency, 1046 Lexington av., Rhine 9070
HOUSEWORKERS. day workers, half time:
city. country: references. Carney's Agency.
Audubon 1855
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

UNIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, for.
merly at 80 W. 3Ith. has removed to S25
Madison av.. near Goth st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

CHAUFFEUR with 4 years. cxner,c,c.
wishes position. private or commercial. aiso
auto repairing. +. Mcneil. lisa Schacffer
st., Brooltyn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Female--C commercial.

UNIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, so5
Madison ay.. near Goth ST.. supplies office
help of all kinds.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
HELP wANTED-MALE.

JOHN DANIELS & SONS.
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
BROADWAY, STH AND 9TH SITS.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

CHAUFFEUR-MECHAN wishes position
private family, 13 years. experience; best
references. Shelley. 351 Amsterdam av.
Schuyler 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC.


ChAUFFEUR and wife fcolored) wish posi-
tions with private family; wife first class
house: Al reference; city or corntrv NJ
1893 Herald. Brooklyn. =,
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

CHAUFFEUR, MECHANIC.
american, married, age 90 Wishes posftioc
commercial. best references: ton years exna
rience shipping and picking up. Waiter !
Smith, 341S Sd av. s' ~
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY.
iuo w. 46th st. Bryant 1887 -96nS
supplies competent, reliable domestic help.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
(bryant 7931) bet. 45th-46th sts., SOi eth
evil kinds Of domestic help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency,
select help lS7 Lex ngton av. 1858 Mad 80.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

CHAUFFEUR-MECHA six years ex-
pcrience, drive any car; good reference
Betsch. $50 w. Hist ST.. care Stevens
Audubon 33i5.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

CHAUFFEUR, age 30. single, mechanic
careful driver. wishes position private: 10
years experience; city or country; best ref
erences. Cannella, 1860 Webster av
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

OmAufFEUR. mechanic. desires position pri-
~ we u rami,y: country or touring preferred I.
INC abroad: years with last employer: hest
personal references. A. H., 465 Amsterdam.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

JAPANESE, neat, faithful, superior trained
butler or valet: highly recommended. Jiro.
~ Prospect place. Manhattan. Murray Hili
pg59
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

HOusEwORK--Young girl. white. 10 do gen
eral housework, small apartment Call
-, or TO in evening. Apt. &C, ifJ East
o2o o.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

JAPANESE cook excellent; entire charge
small family: best city references; experi-
enced as butler. valet. lima, 3ii Lexing-
ton nv.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

gentlemen's collars, shirts, ladies' fancy
clothes: long exericnce and good reference.
Y. 3pf Lexington av.. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
SENATE APPROVES RISE
IN DEBT OF PHILIPPINES
Arrangements Made for Issue
of $40, 900, 900 in Bonds.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The House bill
authorizing an increase in the Philippine
Islands debt limit from s15,000,000 to
s3O,0O0,0Oo, was passed to-day by the
Senate and sent to conference.
The legislation was recommended by
former Governor-General Forbes and
Major-Gen Leonard Wood, who have
Investigated conditions In the islands for
President Harding. and IN anticipation
of its enactment arrangements have
been made for an immediate issue OF
$40, 900. 900 in new Philippine bonds
Chairman New of the Senate Terrific
ries Committee, said that the bill was
designed to meet a serious situation.
"The Philippine Bank said he. lis
practically insolvent through bad in-
vestments. bad management and inefil-
cheney of its former officers. The Gov
ernment has about 100000 pesos on
deposit in the bank which IL cannot
draw and therefore cannot pay current
Government bills"
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
rNrrrn srArEs GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Glazing prlces OF stocks In which there
,,cre no trans actions yesterday:
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

25d2ec. No. ., c2a24c.; checks. fair TO
choice. dry. 22d24c.; refrigerator eggs, spe-
clal marks, fancy, 34lzQ35c.; firsts, 32M1
34c.; seconds, 2Sd3ikc.. State, Pennsylvania
and nearby Western. hennery whites. extras,
45l46c.; extra firsts, 43d44c.: firsts. $50
42c.: gathered whites. firsts TO extra firsts,
3S044c.: under grades, 3iq37c.: Pacific
coast, white, extras. 45di6c.; extra firsts,
43d 4ic.; firsts, 3s6I2c. other Western and
Southern, gathered whites, 32ni0c.: State.
Pennsylvania and nearby Western. hennery
browns. extra, 30a40c., gathered brown and
mixed colors, graded extras. 3T@3Sc. flrsts
to extra flrsts, 33136c.
POTATOES Southern. bb.. T5c. 1N:
sweets. Jersey. basket. $i.J0a3.J0.
POULTRy-DREssED- KII.LED--
Chickens, brollers, 3yu50s. fowls, boxes. 20
d35c. bbls., dry. 20n33c; iced, aid33c. old
cocks, isI20c. turkeys. 20u35c.; ducks.
Long Island, asc.: squads, white. dozen,
81. 5oas. FRozEN-Chickens, broilcrs. 200
3,c fryers, 500 u3sc.; roastcrs. 3JfnJ0c.;
fowls. iJf3Ic.: old cocks, 10dl9c.: capons.
4sa53c. turkeys, 40qooc.
PoUITRy-LIvE--Fowls freight. 3Oc. ex-
nress 2yd3fc. brollers, freight. 2Sc.. ex-
nress. a50p3Sc old roostcrs. freight, t6c.
turkeys, freight. 25c.; ducks, freight. 90
24ct a Long Island, spring, 2sc.; breeders,
16c ducks, express, 2TuaSc.. Muscovcy,
iJc. geese, freight, i4dl6c.; swan, freight
or express i3c. pigeons, pair. freight or ex-
press 6oc. guireas. pair, SOC; rabbits. ex-
press H.. isQ.oc
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
PRODUCE.

REANS-Marrow, choice. 100 lbs. S6d6.25;
red kidney, sii.75; imperial, sii; white kid
ney, si250Qi3.25.
BUTTER-creamcry. higher than extras,
~. 3sn3sisc.; extras. ~ rcore, 3TT3TMc.; /;
firsts, 3iian3Hic.; seconds, 30u3ic. unsalt
cd, higher than extras, i0d4oNc.. extras
3sikmSaitc. firsts 3iMT3Tfc.: seconds, 30fr
Jlc. State dpiry tubs, finest, 3sisG Sic. :
good to prime, Jlii JUc. common TO fair. 2c1t
3ic.: ladies, curien, make, flrsts, 2sr 20c. ;
seconds. 25c. lower grsdcs, .in24rc.: pack
ing stork, current make, No. I. .sc.. No. =.
2ic., tower grades. 23G23isc.
tHIEsE--New York state Oats. specials,
tTfffMc. average run, 15AdlGltc, state
twins, specials. i6faiIhc.; average run,
f3aTiShc.; Wisconsin. double daisies. 1910
Americas, i1is9iIsic: State skins. odi3c.
EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen, $40
ssc. extra firsts, 3ynsec.; firsts, 33G34c.
seconds and poorer. 2sq32c.i trade eggs.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
FOREIGN BONDS.

NJ y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest Is
to be added In every case
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

OTTo T. Barnard
Chairman Of The AlVi,ory Committee
MORTIMER N. BUcKNER
Chairman Of the Board Of zru5teei
HARVEY u. GIBSON
Pre5idsnt
TR u STE +
RUSSELL H. DUNHAM
SAMUEL H. FISHER r
JOHN CARVER
HARVEY D. GIBSON
THOMAS A. GILLESPIE
CHARLES HAYDEN
LYMAN N. HNE !
F. N. HoFFsToT {
WALTER JENNINGS T
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
TheNew York Trust Company
Main Office
20 Broad Street
Fifth Avenne Office
s7th St. & Fifth Ave.

Broad
Broadway S7h ST. * Fifth Ave-
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION
c4t the close Of Business June 50, I9aI
RESOURCES
Cash in Office and Due from Banks s 7,o69,32e7s
Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Is,45I,I7263
Loans and Discounts II8,o73,4S214
United States Bonds and Certificates of
Indebtedness 4,s6s,Io6o+
Other Bonds and Stocks IS,S3S,I3794
Real Estate Investments 3,97S,os948
Exchanges for Clearing House 2o,I72,os493
Accrued Interest and Accounts Receivable I,4oI,o85So
Customers Liability account of Accept
Bought and Sold 4,976,464o5
Customers Liability
Under Acceptances 1I,5I9,Sa6.16
Under Letters of Credit 2,17o,9sI.76
& 6AO7
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

PARIS. July s.--Prices we're heavy on
the Bourso to-day; per cent rcntes,
So francs 40 centimes; exchange on Lon
don, is francs "a centimes; ) per cent
loan. 81 francs 20 centimes. and the
dollar, 10 francs 56 centimes.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
COMPANY oMITs DIVIDEND.

The directors of the Submarine Boat
CORPORATION have deferred its usual
semi-annual dividend of so cents
share. Henry L. Carse. president of the
company, said that their action was
taken because of uncertainty in the gen.
eral situation and difficulty in making
collections on accounts.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

Capital Stock
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits
Circulation Liberty National Bank)
Deposits
Reserve for Taxes, etc.
Due Federal Reserve Bank of New Y ork
Accrued Interest and Accounts Payable
Contingent Liability on Acceptances
Bought and Sold ="
Domestic and Foreign Acceptances
Letters of Credit :. -.