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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26

Mrs. JESSIE POLLOCK
DOING EXCELLENT WORK

Mrs Jessie Pollock. county home
demonstration aecnt Is At Nav'na to
day attending az all day meeting oi
farm women and boys and gir'e. Az
10 O'Clock this morning a bows am
girls club was organized an at thre-
this sEternoon a farm wonens clsf',
making the eleventh wonea's club IN
The county. with three more schednl
cd TO organize with n the next month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26
MSS pIAn ANo RAYMOND
BEYER or WAY 70 curHni

A wlro hom Raymond iief"f 90
mufniue aHnpnneoa that ne and Nlsf
catherine uei8 hisi isft hidiimprf
last might Tor Guihr.o end ~ould ~
rive here rhurrday neht 1t =
Ueiork
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26
noY8 Ano otaLs cLua3
Bufno oacAslxHD

Arfse boss aud giris clubs have
beea organized ~ ihn Orlando cVs
aoHdats school aud tha sand Nsiief
srhooi Ia Crescent townsh . tniR
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26

NEM YORK LOOT Se.CloNoo
Ncp YORK oet .s ny lef that a,
DOT n Monday ni-ni 4aflns ms
i,nok hoid-up wou'd eAcred 81 nos
800 was iad atcd d, lostaffo a. oaia
orities To-day following part li
cbc,k 90 thc contents q the ft'
stolen pouches. While ffom cth
souneN Sc NAa learned the tot 4
might cNercd s-oeo ooe
ofaelaia ~ one Mall Stfoet ffn
not soi rstvd a amous tsase afio,t
ed hy the roheerf said that firm hae
sent $1,000 ooo IN seeuftea bs rrs
istcrcd mail CA MONDAY niehi Dut
that lhr, had hceu unable o. learn
"a oni uued au laac q ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26

tt a cona dpfvd probable taai
apc,iai federal grant lurY and sp~.
et'l taValY federal attorney general
vii be ralled % handls the llqnoF
slsasllon here
An ,Ae nformAtion eoue sruia The
~htsk Asrishas eommis4ioasf
uangau sa-l the Nance of the psr
eenp sho a., the permits. and N
dea, aAtioa aud ul,lnssu dlspasal e'
thvaa stocRA arc h oar hands snl
Ne hayv turned 4 ossr ~ ths federal
attornsy 80 t~s ard that shafa
w'ns safiieisut evidences iof the ar
rect a eeftiin lnlividauis mrutIsa
81 10 connection 9Th alled2ed siieaa
permits
Aa gnrmi,a hearing Meconmiss
nama are TO ba hoaorsd anY.n-fe.
~ sn order u Commissioner iiayass
witch ~sa stfusd boarslenss today
Hsiss ass rlrs" ~ Will
othey Developments IN thu clean
uo vampAlsn ara the diAmlpasl ~
the enforcement commits sloa hasa
Anl nlnn ot tbs rtt4bafwh oftlss
Roth superifsnx agsnta have ordsri
from waslsnaton 70 hire Nad tire A
wit
Hoioru going 10 ,oufsrTnes .ltu
the todefal district aitornaY af
tlun,au cssird tho fsalntns of the Old
prohibit oa for lnto the office aud
sssai the riot act 10 th~m
oudlton. IN phllAdr ',hia haze
gol 10 change he sa.d. "snd ehanxe
at once u a Up "a Yva men 70
enforce the lass flAats what Yo4
Nsro appplaied tor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26
Another
Mail Sack
Robbery


eULltffN
Ssn FRANCHISE. oct 20 --FfAok q
Adams. mail eek and guard. wss
kho, ard kuied ~ MASKED bandit
~ho entered tne Ferry postogiies
early this morning and escaped ~ltf
= sack of reg o.stesed mail accord ~
&c lhs police.
The value o. the loot has 70, yei
eten determined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26

pss~ suresi'sa srem . aszrsY e.''s.
l~s tote . ssreAesss sss -nssY sssss
sas es.s, - NssN pr,esa i,sssss ,ss
sn ~ sNe sNlssss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26

great Cnng rmyln Kclly I'D rsine
dnrus ihe oar days 81 Carp
Travis vherDu The dpughipy sos-
psr reali, captured hy the AZ atofr
a rio, ga ools ayeried lf the gnles
work of somc aneel - ra blcss
e'm
nuddies. hli e'n bard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26
W EATHER

New Orleans. La. Oct 26.-Topight
fair colder frost. Thursday fair
warmer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26
MILLIONS isvolvao
lioous srsAl

rhil,driehls. OF e. LtsuoFs
eertA iia.eoc eoa hAvr bcsa aola IN
i'hllsdelpha ia rNrat mpstha "a
ir~adalert permits wsahlagssn ~
soatlsAlnes ~pfAins hsf~ saaoanesa
,oaAy EVER r~rmlt h.sv ths ANNE
of enua,of Wlulam q Ascoanqli
state psphlhl,ioa director. le'axh he
slfuel ont t~a
Necenoell made lae Atssr state.
ment to-day aftsr he had been sue.
pocnAed together sllh a y slate.
h's toesner se,rcueY. ana iliram "
n~nnrr. enforcement saeas "a easss-
a rrrml,a. uu appear ~ the auaixs.
mru, tomerme ~ ~ alleged ho,s
exrlns eonap.sa,fes noih slater sal
hrnnof ~cfe iise.i "a a FcofxaHlrs,iea
uAde by a d natssr .saaeeats a..
rrs,or AZ painted "a eiaan ~ ahuss
lasiij aad corruption IN eeforyem~as
n lhla state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26
A Real Man Is Carter

Cleveland. O., Oct 26.--Nearly
every fireman. whose livelihood is
derived from seooping coal or turning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-26

Liquor
"'ettS

Aew Nerk
mere thaa
~aftN 80 -
- wsFsheea
~ss dtsce.e
teAts ~ y
80 A. wrd
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The New York herald., 1921-10-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE,

NAPLES. Oct l3-Sailed. str Montreal (Br).
Arrived sth, strs Emilia (ItaD. New York;
PALERMo. Oct is-sailed. str Palermo
PERRIN. Oct I5-saiied. str Hunnie (Br).
frfS Foan nnsTss rn6S tSS Ssx Ss fs-s str roloa
(Br), New York via Havana.
PORT SAID. Oct l0-Sailed. str Eastern
Sailed 18th. str Half Moon. Marseilies.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct l8--Saiied, str Amor
lea or9m hremsn) is NeT asied YssS ,,r 81
ssogand (Br). New Orleans ds.2oo bags
ROTTERDAM. DC. 1s--Arrived. str Beth
Sailed 18th. strs saguache. New Orleans
18th. Lekhaven Dutch. Cape Race; iAth.
SAN DoMiNGO cry. Oct 12--Arr,ved, str
Grove (Nor). New York for Palenque land
SHIELDS. Oct 15-Arrived. ctr scatweli
''S'ai Sailed 18th. str Mod,ca (Nor). Norfolk.
Sailed 18th, str Elswick Park (BD. New
\ SINGAPORE. Oct 1-Sailed. str Knight
Tempar (Br). from Hong Kong for Boston.
Arrived 10th. str Lake Fielding. Hong
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 15-sailed. str South
western Miller (Br). from London for Phil
Sailed 14th. str New York. New York (not
ST JOHN, NIB. Oct 17-Arrivcd. str skaraas
(Nor). Norfolk.
Digby OBJ. Halifax and Boston.
SuNDSNALL. Oct 7--Sailed. str Eastern
Temple, Baltimore.
TAMPICO. Oct l1-sailed. str Montana
VICTORIA. Brazil. Oct 12-sailed. strs St
Augustine. New Orleans: Torlak (Nor). Bal
timore. New York and Canada.
YOKOHAMA. Oct I4-Arrived. str afoat-
eagle (Br), Vancouver.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Naval Orders
Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.

These naval orders have been made public:
Commander Earl r. Ship, TO Bureau Nav
.gation. Navy Department, Washington;
Lieutenant Commander James II. Strong. to
Buffalo: Lieut.. Ludwig ". Guma. to r. s..
San Francisco; Lieut.. Ralph A. Laird. to
home; Lieut.. Arthur Smith. to home: Lieut..
Bertram Grossbeck. to recruiting barracks,
Hampton Roads. Va; Lieut.. Ralph M. Nun
son. TO home; Lieut.. Francis }. Sommer. to
U. 8. S. Newport News; Lieut.. Theodore p.
Wright. TO home: Commander Robert J.
Giffen, to Sixteenth navs! district; Com
mander John b. Rhodes. TO Naval Hospital.
Washington. D. c.: Lieutenant Commander
Ole o. Hagen, TO u. s. s. New York; Lieu
tenant Commander Robert +. Hinrichs. to
". s. 6. Arkansas; Lieutenant Commander
Herbert o. Roesch. to destroyer squadrons,
Pacific fleet; Lieut.. Michael B. Arnold. to
u. S. Naval Academy: Lieut.. Charles p.
Cecil, TO L. S. s. Abel p. Upshur; Lieut.
william r. Gardner. to u. 8. 8. Denver;
Lieut.. George II. Kalbfus. to r. g.. Charles
ton, 8. c.. Lieut.. Furman Angel. 20 Marine
Barracks, Quantico, Va: Lieut.. James G..
Dickinson, to mine depot. Yorktown. Va;
Lieut.. Edgar S. Covey. 10 home; Lieut..
Percy F. McMurdo. TO r. s.. San Francisco:
Lieut.. Charles II. Hastings. to u. S. s. Della
ware; Lieut.. Thomas White. TO U. s. s.
Savannah; Lieut.. Irving Bradshow. TO u. SIS.
(;ulfport: Lieut.. William II. Green, to u. S.
s. j. Fred Talbot: Lieut.. Charles u. Kipste,
TO u. s, s. Newport News Lieutenant Com
mander william II. Michael. TO U. s. S. Fox
francis q. speidei, TO U. S. S. st. Louis:
Lieut.. Michael J. kirwan. TO United States;
Lieut.. Melvin Il. Talbot. TO United States.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy MALL

BATHURST. NIB. Oct 11--,Arrived. schr
Mary Manson Gruener. Norfolk.
BERMUDA, Oct 13-Arrived, strs Chan
guinola (Br). Kingston. &c tand sailed for
ton; l4th. Ausable. Norfolk; Fort Victoria
Sailed sth. str Grlrose (Br). Havana: |:
ldth, schr James NJ w Hall. Nanopla.
Pa Passed 18th, str Nocealgla. London for
CoMoX. BE. Oct Sailed, str Beiifiower.
Boston via Philadelphia.
HALIFAX. Oct 14-Arr,ved. strs Coban
(Br). sydney. (and cleared to return): Co.
Arrived 18th. schrs Marion L Mason (Br) j..
Turks Island via Lunenburg; Alcala (Br) !.
Lunenburg.
nambuco: Ariceen (Br), Twilingate: Marion
Mosher tBr). Curling. NF; i4th. Anna Nc
Donald (Br). Port Elgn. NIB; 18th. Jean
Sailed l4th. str Caraquet (Br). Dcmerara.
HAVANA. Oct l3-Arrived, strs sans.
Sailed 18th. str Middleham Castle tBr.
HULL. Oct s-sailed. str Hindoo (Br).
Boston and New York.
KINGSTON. ia, Oct 1o--SaiIed. str Cana
dsn St'sT Csc schr Victoria
$. Boston (since discharged and sailed
MIIKI. Sept ao-sailed, str Morristown.
Boston via Comox and Philadelphia.
MONTREAL. Oct 14-Arrived. str Eibergcn
(Dutch), Emdcn.
NOEL, Ms. Oct l0--Arrived, schr Maid Of
Canada (Br. st John (to load for New
PORT GREvILLE. Ms. Sept cs-saiied.
schr Annie (Br), Boston.
SoURABAYA, Oct 4-Arr!ved. ctr Lake
Faulk, Hong Kong.
ST JOHN. NIB, Oct 13-Arrived. schrs
Minas Prince (Br), Parrsboro for Yarmouth ;
Peaceland (Br), Bear River for New York
(and sailed 14th): Henry II Chamberlain.
Parrsboro for New York.
Sailed i4th. schr Abbie 9 Stubbs. New
York
SYDNEY. CB. Oct 14-Arrived. str Hoche-
laga OBJ, Quebec.
TWO RIVERS. MS, Sept 2o-saiied. schr
Farconia. Boston.
WINDSOR. Ms. Oct 16-Arr!ved, schr Lucia
= Dow, Calais.
Sailed 18th, schr Priscilla Alden. New
York
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Mail.1

ASTORIA, o. Oct 12--Arr!ved, str Freepors
Arrived 1i,h. str stockton; San Pedro:
ARKANSAS PASS, Tex. Oct 12-sailed. str
FTsepGri saPhST Ne Nash To%peo ni paea scbr
Fred Wood. Honolulu.
BATH. Me, Oct 14-Arrived. barge Glen
dGweF ToRr PoST Me- ieT Get iS
tug Carlisle, Philadelphia. towing barge
Phoenix (and sailed on return with barge
Herndon and at Portland for barge Oley).
HONOLULU, Oct 11-Sailed. schr Meteor.
Puget Sound; 18th. strs Korea Maru Tap>.
Sailed 11th. str Siberia Maru (Jap), Yo-
MOBILE. Als: Oct +. ls.Arr.ved, ?, .., str Lake
PORTLAND. Me, Oct 14-Arrived. barge
PROVIDENCE. RI. Oct 1s-Sailed. strs
RocKLAND.. Me, Oct. l4-Arrived. tug
xny ss Boston for Belfast and 1922
for Searsport (and tug left with barges 70i
and 741 for Vineyard Haven for orders).
santa anita Alicia. nE Astoria. ~
Sailed 18th. str Hyades. Kaanapaii.
SAN JUAN. PR: Oct G.Arrived. strs Clare
New York; 7th, Josiah Macy. Tampico (and
sailed sti for Jamaica) 10th. Lake Gilt
Sailed 9th. strs Lake Enerslio. Baltimore;
18th. West Notus. Para.
ST THOMAS, VI, Oct s-Arrived strs
George Pierce. Port Arthur and Galveston
for Para (and proceeded vinton County.
New York for st Croix. &C tand proceeded
9th).
SALEM, Mass. Oct i4--Arrived. tug Ger
mantown. Boston, towing barge Tuckahoe
for Philadelphia (picked UP barge Tamanend
and proceeded).
TACOMA. Wash. Oct 12-Arrived, str Pa
cifico (Nor), Aberdeen.
UNGA, Sept 2i-sailed. schr City OF Ia
peete, San Francisco.
In port Oct 4. motor Oregon. for San
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Oct Is. II so
AM-Passed, tug Perth Arnboy, Boston for
New York, towing barges $50. 7S9 and 793
(caulng at Newport for orders).
The New York herald., 1921-10-18

Lightburne. New York: GuIfon. Tampico;
Gsintreami sn;,nS ,ss,h Phllsds,phia Mia .,. !.
PAsc&douIA. Miss. oe! ,7-Arrived.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Oct i7-Arrived. sirs
Napierian (Brl. Galveston land sailed Tor
leans (and sailed for Progreso).
Sailed i7th, strs Manatee, London: carri-
gan Head tBr, Bsltimors ,sat GsartSna New
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Oct lo-Arrved. schr
Jessie Noyes. Boston.
ysnr pHaL1Saf,A eSaq5 NeG York. ro Oct i'Arivsd str
Arrived 18th. strs Beukelsdyls CDutch).
Boston, linden tsw). do:
gov via Boston: Callisto (Dutchl. Hamburg;
Gustavsholm tsw). kotka Via Shields; AZ
Portland and Boston, Ontario. Boston.
Cleared 18TH. strs Nile. (Br. Naples and
Genoa: Rochester. Port Arthur.
Cleared 18th. strs Berwindyale (Br), New
port News: William Green. Tampico; G
ponaell. Port Lobos: linden lSw), Baltimore:
SNor,. Berger; r; (for for, orders5. H@s l'"se"'''''
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 18th. 8
pM. tugs Chas P Greenoush, towing bargss
targes Tompkinsville. Ellenville and Meta
Arrived l7th. noon. tug Gettysburg. rhila-
port. Onteiaunee. for. Newburyport, and
Buckridge, for Charleston.
Passed out 10th, 3 AM. strs MARCUS. Phil
adelphia for tGothenburg. &c; Stklestad
(Norl. do for Gibraltar.
= odell. New York for -; tug Atkins
Hughes. with barge Pure OIL No s.-wind
NE, 16 miles: cloudy and smoky: smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Me. Oct 17-Sailed, str Nor
San FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct Ie-Arrived.
strs Cardisanshire fBr). London; Toba Maru
Sailed 18th. strs wolverine State. r,aIeutta
Fleetco. Yokohama: Mexican. Seattle: 18th,
Andrea Luckenbach, New York.
SEATTLE, Wash. Oct 15-Arrfved, str Cape
Romaine. East Coast.
Arrived nth. str Forest King. San Fran
cisco.
Sailed 18th. strs wenatchee. Orient; Wal
hora (Br). Australia.
Sailed nth. strs Northumberland CBrl.
Portland: Munaires. Aberdeen.
SAN JUAN. PR, Oct l5-Arrivcd. schr
Mary G. Maynard. Baltimore.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct 17-Arrived. strs
Sarmatia (Dan), Cardenas: Gibara (Cuban).
Nuevitas: Moorish Prince (Br). New YORK:
Cretan. Baltimore (and sailed for Jackson
ville); Persian. Jacksonville (and sailed for
Philadelphia.
Sailed nth. str Nacoochee. Boston.
TAMPA, Fla. Oct l7-Arrived. str Lake
strimon New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Oct II
Passed. schr. Doris Hamlin. Portland. Me.
sailed 17th. schrs John r Fox tfrom wal-
ton. Ns), New York: A. w Chisholm tBr).
from Newcastle. NIB. for do; Vincent A
White (Br. from Campbelton. NIB. for do;
Cape Blomidon (Br), from HIllsboro. NIB. for
New Haven.--Wind, AM. ENE; PM, NE.
fresh. cloudy; observation. miles.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday In
the United states Court were:
COHEN LOEBEL - Involuntary, against
Isaac Cohen and David Loebel mems and
boys clothing, l57 Stanton street. on be-
half Of Joseph Silver. who claims $500:
Joseph j. Freeman. $l51 Samuel Marenoff.
$3.50. Liabilities $4,000. assets $4,000.
NINE. MINERVA - Involuntary, against
Minerva Roth. gowns. s67 Longwood ave-
nue.. The Bronx. on behalf OF Ruby Benja-
min, who claims more than 81 600. LA
oilitles $4,000. assets 81, 900.
SAMUEL sTLAINBERG 4 Co.-Invoiuntsry,
against Samuel Shainberg, dresses 81 West
,1hirty-second street. on behalf OF Louis S
kossover. who claims 5000: Samuel Cum
rnings. si75: Milton Rosenblum, $500.
CHALk'S CHILDREN'S WEAR : Involun-
iary. against Sophie Chalk childrcn' 8
dresses and coats, zoos Seventh avenue. on
S behalf Of Benny s FraItag. who claims $500;
Btny Jacobs, $500; y. Orbach, Inc. sizes
Liabilities $4,000. assets 81, 900.
, SMITH SCHM1DT--Involuntary agains,
Abraham Smith and David Schmidt
lewelry, ~ Lafayette street, on behalf OF
sidney Raufer who claims $500; Davidson
Bros., 500: Ruby Benjamin. $500. Liza
bilitiee $4,000 assets $4,000
DANIEL SMITH-voluntary; salesman toe
West 10Th street. Liabilities 81 100 as
sets 5000 In stock held as collateral by
ENKER 4 sCHwARTz-Invoipn,or ar.,,..
benjamin Enker and Julius Schwartz groc
ers. 1850 Washington av.. IN behalf of
Underwood, s20i: Robert NJ Macdonald
2RMCLiN PRODUCTS COMPANY. INC, -
voluntary; toys novelties, &C. Gi Ilroad
way. Liabilities SOS. .736, assets SGt 6ss ~
which $1,000 is stock, $4,000 rnacbjncrs
tools. &c, and Sal .6ss debts due on onsr
accounts. Among the larger creditors ara
Holman Brothers. x3i $50; Terminal pr,id
ings Company 1920; Alfred Schindiar
s4,no3; " u Samson, 80. G.j43: David Meyer
q Bro. 81 1881.
MEyERowfTz BROTHERS - rnvo,un,srv rv.
diamond dealers. 10 broadway. in beb,lf
% Charlotte A. Manning, who clairns
Sf,152; Rebe u. Grollman, 81 1000: Harry
y Jones. $40. Liabilities $3.50 600. assets
FREDERrcK G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JIG West Thirty second street Iiabiiitisq
ss5I39. assets, S1S5. debts Quo or opcn 81
counts. Principal creditor Is Frank Wi
cox OF Hartford, Conn. who holds notes of
tho Merwin Taper Company, ,ndorsed nv
Msrduardt, for $50 600
OSTROW BROTHERS--Involun.arv arainst
Daniel and Michael cstrow druRgisfs iioa
Second avenue, * behalf of Raks, Broiperu
who clam $50 Emil ~ Gutcheor s2So
Harold Hosstrom, $50. Liabilities 81, 900.
assets S3,T0n
ysTDoR RICHMAN--voiuntary bv rs,aor
Richman. manager OF T. Richman and T
wheatfleld, Inc. 1905 Marnon avenue.
The Bronx. Liabilities s15.Goi. assets un.
known.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers In bankruptcy appointed yestor-
fay IN the United States Court were:
NEWARK NECKWEAR CO.--John l., TyvttIo
receiver for Charles kertzner, Sam Altman
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchanre
yesterday tin was firm and straits was
quoted at 27.62h q 2s.75; standard a.
27621s Q2s.75: $3.50 at rs asked, az
straits shipments at 27.5042s.s7[
with sales of twenty-five tons Dece.
ber-January shipment from straits as
Ze.'o. Copper was dull standard spot
october and November 12.62h asked
and electrolytic spot. october and No
vember. 1925 asked. Lead was dull.
New York spot. 4.sO asked and East
ST Louis spot. 4.50 asked Zinc was
steady. New York spot, and East
st. Louis spot. 4.62L @4.7O.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Robert F. Farley Organization sold
for George II. Warhurst house in the
Phlipse Manor section of Tarrytown.
n. Y, to Harry F. Bird of this city.
Clement II. Smith sold for Mr..
Schaefer a residence on Buckingham
road, Nepperhan Heights, Yonkers.
Eugene V. Welsh sold to Salny
Brothers OF Morristown the residences
Of III. lie Roy Whitney and Alan d.
Mclean, both on Egbert Hill. containing
five and two and a half acres, respec-
lively. Both properties have garages.
The same broker sold for Robert p.
Jolley the property at 90 King street to
George Gutjahr of West New York.
There are two dwellings, on the prop
erty.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
u. S FOOD PRODUCTS
ASSISTED BY BANKS
Creditor Institutions to Buy
$4,000, 900 Note.

Tho banking loans and the pressing
obligations of the United States Food
Products Company were arranged TO
be cared for yesterday in a meeting
of representatives of the company and
OF the bankers. The company decided
TO give It's eighteen months note for
s5,0O0.000, which would mature In the
spring of 1928, and the bankers agreed
10 purchase the note. which will care
an the corcSany's bank obligations of
approximately s4,500,000 and permitted
It to add soos: s59o.oo0 to its cash
position.
IN the opinion OF bankers that ac-
t!on completely takes care OF the corr
pany's needs as to working capital and
its pressing obligations. No further
capital difficulties are anticipated by
the company
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
HANOVER TRUST co.
HOLDERS MUST PAY
Allen Calls for Payment of
Par Value of Shares.

BOSTON, Oct. 17.-Demand for pay
nent of the par value of their shares of
the Hanover Trust Company was sent
tonight by Bank Commissioner Allen
TO it's stockholders. The company was
closed last year by the Commissioner.
Charles Ponzi, now serving Federal
sentence for fraud in connection with
his get-rich-quick foreign exchange
scheme, was included in the Commits
sioner's list to the extent OF S157, 500 on
1875 shares. said TO be held by him.
Mr.. Allen informed the company's
stockholders that he had determined
that II was necessary to enforce their
individual liabilities TO pay its debts
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
PLAN NEW CoOPERATrvEs.

The two five story old fashioned tenc-
ments at 124 and 126 East Ninety-eighth
street, between Park and Lexington
avenues. have been sold by the estate
of Lambert S. Quackenbush to the East
Ninety eighth Street Corporation, formed
recently by McReynolds & Hunter, at
torneys, which will reconstruct them
into modern apartment houses and will
sell them on the 100 per cent coopera-
tive ownership plan. Each house meas
ures 25x1O0 and contains ten suites
John A. Mansell Is president of the new
company and Wiley S. Garrabrant Is
vice-president and secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
OILS.

Refined petroleum was unchanged yes
terday. Yesterdays oil prices follow
Standard white New York, export, bbl.,
S14; do. bulk. 81: do. cases. $3.50.
Water white New York. bbl. SIS. do.
bulk, IS; do. cases, $3.50. Motor gaso-
lene. garages, Csc. steel barrels. Lin
seed Oil-Strictly pure gallons of 7h
lbs, in bbls., 76c.; Calcutta oil. s6c.
on CITY, Pa, Oct. 17.-Credit bal
nnces. S3.25. Runs, 114.243; average.
46,374. Shipments. 49,717: average.
37,Se9.
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and Abraham II. Frankel. neckwear. &c.
652 Broadway: bond. $1,000. Liabilities
$4,000. assets $4,000.
WATERMAN BROS. - Bertha Rembaugh
receiver for william, Harry and BENJAMIN
Waterman. childrens underwear, 10 East
Twenty-frst street; bond. 5000. biabih-
ties $1,000, assets So 600.
IioLLANDER q FISiiMAN, INC, clothing.
152 Broadway-Wlllam f.. Columbus re-
colver bond $1,000. Liabilities $4,000;
assets SO, 600.
for Daniel Dillon. stock and bond broker.
81 Broadway bond. $1,000.
NORMAL HAT CO.. INC., women's hats,
10 West Fourth street-Mary Potter. re-
ceiver; bond. $1,000. Liabilities sl''ooo.
sAMUEL sAsLow, furniture. 3os7 Third
avenue-Pcrcival wild. receiver; bond.
coiiEN G. LoEBEL-John L. Lyttle receiver
for Isaac Cohen and David Loebel. mems
and boys clothing. 1871 stanton street;
bond. g.. 900.
NINE. MINERvA-Mary Potter receiver for
Minerva Roth. gowns. s6I I,ongwood ave-
nue.. The Bronx bond, 81 600.
CIIALK's CHILDRENs WEAR-William F.
Columbus receiver for Sophie Chalk chill
drens dresses and coats. 20o3 Seventh
WHITE PLAINS BARGAIN HOUSE-walter
VI. Jac bison. receiver for sam Feldman,
mems furnishings. 4 North Lexington ave-
RTCKLAND MILLS PAPER COMPANY.
INC iobbers Of paper. oT Prince street.
Jesse w. Enrich. receiver: bond 5000: la
bflttes Sin, 600; assets, $500.
SAMUEL sfIAlNBERG, dresses. 81 West
Thlrty-aecond street-John l.. Lyttle, re-
ceiver; bond 81 900.
SMITH & scHMlDT-Josseph II. Bier. 70,
schmidt. jewelry. - Lafayette street; bond
ME:YiYEgRgowITz BROS, diamond dealers, 40
Brondway--John l.. Lytte, receiver; bond
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

J. S. Maxwell has been appointed
agent Of the following buildings: 534
West 1921 street, 61o West 139th street.
nue..
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ART SALES.

FOR SALE. ART COLLECTIoN-Ex-
TREMELY BEAuTIFUL. LARGE col
MER HOUSE OF REGENT, GENUINE
PAINTINGS FROM IIoLBEIN. BALTHAsER,
CARVINGS FROM II. N. IEMosER (YEArs
1900. FT.ORENTINE. LATE. AND OTHER
MOST PRECIOUS PIECES OF ART FOR
BACH. NURNBERG. GRMANY.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

The receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s567,431.93, OF
which $275,49s.S7 was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S291,9S3.62 for recent importations.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask.About.
First !. s.. l.. B.--Chlcago
5iks. Nov. 1851 op 81 .l00b 1olh 5.S7
tJoint Stock Land Bank
bs, May. 1899 op "a. 4...... e2is ~ $50
tJoint Stock Land Bank
bs Nov, 1898 op 23..... g2h e4 $50
tSot listed IN New York Stock Exchange.
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STEEL STOCKS.

BFos. G. KIRsCTI. Infants
wsar 10 west Nne,eenth en- streetLandls, y. dno
Is stock. $3.50 machinery. tools. &C., and
$2934 debts due on open accounts Among
the larger creditors are Union Exchange
Bank, $5.232; West End Bank. s1,500:
Stoney Starkcy, Inc. 81 ,3i4; Pauline Kohn,
I