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New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Credit Balances
of Germans Here
Il Up to 1914 Normal
Recent Heavy Selling of
i German Marks Results
in Transfer of Large
Sums to This Country.

Current credit balances in the United
States Of German nationals are back to
rs-war levels and possibly above, ac-
prding to international bankers with
a intimate knowledge of German
nance. Much of the recent heavy
cling of German exchange, which has
ltely broken marks, we'll below a cent
I this market, to new low records, is
stributed to a desire on the part of
erman interests TO convert their mark
sidings into something more stable.
Germans generally are flying from
he mark" said banker yesterday, in
iscussing the situation. "They distrust
erman government finance and there
r also fear that Germany may levy a
satisfactory tax upon all property in
cder to provide the funds needed to
Eaet the demands of the Allies. What
il more natural than that German in
Arests should make every effort posi-
Ne to convert their marks into other
urencies and transfer the funds out
of the country?'
1t is the belief in we'll informed bank
ig quarters that Germany will obtain
nom the Allied Reparations Commits
son an extension of time in which to
aeet the quarterly installment due on
sovember Is, on account of the 26 per
rnt export tax under the reparations
greement. Such respite will be nee
ssary, it is said. as Germany is not in
4 position to provide the ESQ 100000
marks, or $62 900, due on that
gcount
The German government, through
| he Reichsbank, arranged in July ap
Noximately $130,000,0 900 in banking
nr'its abroad and here in order to
seet the August 81 reparations INSTALL
aenr on time. Of this total approx
astely S2o,0oO,0 900 was arranged in New
York To date about half of these
redts have been paid off and the
nmaining balance has been extended
sntiJ Noya,nhcr
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

EsE bonds direct general obligation the City of Toronto payable from
lawso of
Province Of Ontario Bylaw authorizing the issuance debents
prod a % retire the dbenturc
their maturity which contn that reunmg single
be csaryb din lamaturty. a
roadcen natural oandn
ito of Cnadas
ndmotpr d It's producs ported all
ansof fhe
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

7he S9titnal BanE of Commerce haa
been appointed the Nav. York agent for
the registrat on Of. tho - 900. 900 first mort
gage per cent sinking fund gold bonds
OF the Hanna Furnace Company, Cleveland.
The United statAs Mortgage & Trust
Company has been appointed fiscal agent
for the payment of principal and interest
of bond Issues aggregatng s2273 800, IN
Guiding Durham, n. G. s525, 400; Memphis,
Tenn. st2o 900 Iredell County. ~ c.,
500 600 and Winsten-salem N. g. *325
400. These esuea and othera aggreea ting
SlS,2s' 600. including l"rsev city. X j..
t.1670oo: IIarris5urs. ia. $500. COO Lem
OR county. y -. sIcn 600. Wilrington,
'el., SSHs.odo, anu Miibu'n, \. J.. S2as. UJ1.
are being prepared and certified ii to gent
henesr by tho niied s'tatca 1icrtga5e L
Trust COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
$10,O00,000
City of Toronto, Ontario
Gold 6CL Ronds
Gold $50 Bonds
Dated July 1, 1921

Q
re o pcIa only
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Days Dealings II Bonds
The Market

While the bond market at tho New
York Stock Exchange was active and
broad yesterday. price fluctuations were
narrow as rulo, and net changes at
the end of the day were small The
most striking development was the rec
ord purchase of single block Of $5,-
100000 OF the Victory Loan 4%s ut q
price OF o0.4s. 2 points under tho close
Of tho preceding day. The notes were
bought for the United States Treasury
in connection with its sinking fund
operations. Rail and industrial bonds
were generally steady.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Days NeaU Issues

The State of West Virginia has sold
an issue of $15, 100000 per cent high
way Improvement gold bonds, maturing
serlally from July, 1927, to 1916, to a
local banking syndicate headed by the
National City Company of New York,
Watkins & Co, Redmond e. Co. and
Harris, Forbes &; Co. Two or three
other syndicates put in competing bids
for the issue. The successful syndi-
cate is making public Offering Of the
bonds today at a price of SO and &C
crued interest, to yield from 5.45 to
5.l5 per cent. according to maturity.
The State of West Virginia has an as
sessed property valuation of S1,489,-
$4,000, and its total bonded debt is
$4,000, 900.
The First National Bank OF New
York has purchased $5,000,O00 per
cent two-ycar notes of the State of
North Carolina OH 5.95 per cent basis.
No public Offering Of the issue is con-
templated.
The National City Company Of New
York, Harris, Forbes & Co. and the
Guaranty Company of New York COM
pose syndicate which was the sue
cessful bidder yesterday for Sl0,0O0,o00
6 per cent serial bonds Of the City Of
Toronto, maturing serially from 1925 to
1851. These bonds are payable principal
and interest in New York and Canada.
The bid which won the award was
96.719. Kuhn. Loeb e. Co. and Wood,
Gundy & Go. bid 95.5S; Lee, Higginaon
g. Co, Il. II. Rollins & Co and the
Bankers Trust Company $500. and A.
r. Amcs &, Co. $500. Public Offering is
being made to-day at price TO yield
from $50 to GOT per cent. This yield
cent on recent Offering of Province
of Ontario bonds
The National City Company Of Can
ada was awarded the $b.OOO.OOo issue
of per cent City Of Toronto serials
yesterday. which tro payable principal
and interest in Canada alone, on it's
bid of 95.i2.
R1oir &. 20 Ina ,,e,,urcre .,f 4ho
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

Blair & Co., Inc, managers Of the
underwriting syndicate. announced yes
terday afternoon that subscription
books for the $50,000,000 7 per cent
two-year Argentine government note
issue had been closed, the entire ISSUE
having been sold
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

The First National Bank Of New
York has purchased $5,000,O00 per
cent two-ycar notes of the State of
North Carolina OH 5.95 per cent basis.
No public Offering Of the issue is con-
templated.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
$15,000,000
State of West Virginia

Highway SO Gold Bonds
Dated July . July
s @
re
70 wing u New
sAesa4sas
bonded ebt
Sinking Fund .- - . :..$ $2@ooo
les tina o assess
o 9 adh Of
OF annualS
rope the to er nd ndprncp n
S n o faous unandn
tanning, and of
OF
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
In The Land of Make Believe


A most worthy tribute will be paid
on next Friday afternoon, April s, 20 the
vaudeville performers OF this country b.
F. Keith's Theater Of this city on that
afternoon will join with about 500 other
vaudeville houses In this country and
Canada, TO aid the insurance fund of the
National Vaudeville Artists, Inc, wnicn
will enable the organization to issue a
$1,000 life insurance policy without
charge to all members. The entire re-
ceipts Of Keith along with other vaude-
vile houses in this country and Canada
VIII be donated Friday afternoon to this
fund.
Mr. c. Roltare Eggleston, manager OF
Keith's. states that this insurance
money is TO be paid to the benefieiaries
in the event of death without delay or
red tape OF any kind"
The vaudeville managers are determined
to make this years testimonial much
more substantial than the one held last
year.
Mr. Eggleston announces that in ad-
dition to the regular bin on Friday
afternoon there wsll be several .'clown
stunts which the actors Will pull"
for their own big show. Among those
who viii take part viii be Karyl Nor
man, known as the Creole Fashion rate
and Thomas e. Shea, veteran actor.
Realizing as l do the benefit of rhis
fund for the vaudeville performers
cooperate with the other dramatic ed
ltors in this country and Canada in
urging that heiths be packed and all
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
A POLICY CHANGE
ANNOUNCED AT RIALTO.

A decided change in policy has been
announced by the Lenwood Amusement
Enterprises, which controls and operates
the Rialto, Broadway and other theaters
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

standing room used for this worthy eff
fort next Friday afternoon.
The actor is your friend and my
friend, and it is our duty to be at
Keith's on next Friday afternoon. / will
have tickets and they will not be passes,
either.
Let us all do our own little bit for
those performers who were so loyal and
devoted during the war.
f. -i- i
transforming with William Shakes
peare seems to be a disease with some
actors The bookers have given US ter
rife dose Of Shakespeare for nine con-
secutiye days. Neither Mr.. Walter Hamp-
den or Mr.. Fritz Leiber did the bust
ness expected because their enga gements
We're too close together. Mr.. Hampden
deserved much better treatment from a
box office standpoint than he received.
He is a student and a keen and thought
full artist in making up for the charac-
ters which he lmpersonates. In my
opinion Mr. Leiber win have long road
to travel before he arrives at that high
understanding OF Shakespeare as Mr..
Hampden appears to possess.
Scenery may not make Shakespeare
but 1t Is my way Of thinking that MIR.
Leiher needs a better production FOR
Hamlet than he exhibited at English
the first part OF the week. I witnessed
every production of Mr.. Hampden at the
Murat and each one was beautiful
modern The splendid handling Of the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

PLENDID CAST TO SING
S"APPLE BLOSSOMS" AT ENGLISH's.
On Thursday night at Engnsh's ZAP
pie Blossoms" the popular operetta,
viii be presented by Charles billing,
ham for a three-day engagement Eng
lish's viii be dark Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The composers are Fritz Kreisler, the
eminent violin virtuoso and Victor ia
cobb, the composer Of many popular
scores including "SybiP' and "The Half
Moon" The book and lyrics are by
William LIE Baron. the author Of such
popular fsrces as 1.-THE Very Idea" and
At Love YOU
A notable company has been supplied
for the Interpretation Of Apple Bios
sons" including John Charles Thomas
who will be recalled In '.Aaytime" and
who Is accounted the foremost baritone
Of the American stage; Vida Bennett.
the prima donna, pleasantly remem bered
IN 1.-The Only Girl" "SybiP' and 1.-The
Riviera Girl Percival knight. one of
the most popular comedians Of the day
and who has a long list Of hits to his
credit, going back to the "Arcadians; :"
Adele and Fred Astairs, considered the
cleverest Of the society dancers before
the public; Edgar Norton, identified
with many OF the Charles Frohman plays;
Ruth Lee, Marie Berno, Maurice Darcy,
Edna Temple, Frank Snyder, Thomas
Fitzpatrick. BrenEa Dilston, Dorothy
Haighton and an exceptionally pretty
and gifted chorus.
The scenes Of the play are laid at the
present time at a girls school on the
Hudson and later on in a smart New
York residence.
To interpret the beautiful Kreisler-
jacob score an especially selected and
materially enlarged orchestra has been
organized.
4 + i
MANY BIG NAMES
APPEAR ON KEITH'S BILL.
Next week viii be a big week at B.
E. Keith's if names count for anything.
The headliner will be KaryI Norman.
known as the Creole Fashion Plate"
who will appear in an elaborate act called
"a Tent of Melodies"
Thomas L. Shea, the veteran Of the le-
climate stage, and a supporting com
pany will be seen IN bits from his for
mer successes, which he terms spot
lights" Mr.. Shea will offer bits from
The Cardinal" "The Bells" and 'Dr.
Tekyll and Mr. Hyde"
Appearing with Mr.. Shea VIII be Ed
vim Holland, James J. Cassidy and
ldella Vaughan.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
VERA GORDON'S
GREATEST LOVE
TOPS PICTURES
Marguerite Clark to Appear
in Scrambled Wives ALI
Week.
MOVIES OF NOTE

Vera Gordon, who will be remem-
bered for her work as the Hebrew
mother in "Humoresque," comes to
the Colonial Sunday in her latest
screen play, THE Greatest Love-"
This picture will probably be one Of
the events of the week on tho Yer
screen.
Wanda Hawley in "The OuN8de
Woman" will be the offering OF ttaS
first half of the week at the Alham-
bra. The Circle will offer Marguerite
Clark in Scrambled Wives" Elliott
Dexter returns to the screen after q
long absence in 1.-THE Witching Hour"
at the Isis.
Buck Jones in "The OneMan Trail"
will be one of two movies which will be
offered at the Regent next week.
The Ohio will hold over "The Gilded
Continued on Page Severn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

the public but too much Shakespeare
was wished on us for nine consecutive
days. If the bookers would give us
Continued on Page seven.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02


has heretofore been playing pictures and
vaudeville.
1.-The INCEST Girl in Town is a musical
show with a cast made up OF players
from musical comedy shows.
The cast is as follows: The girl. Miss
Braockman; the boy, her sweetheart,
walter Slater; the kid, his pal, James
b. Stanton; the maid, Miss Edith Milton /;
the man, Bobby Vail; the servant, Percy
Daville, and the friend, Miss Rose
Stevens.
Feature pictures will supplement the
musical comedy bills and next week the
Offering will be Lieut.. Omer Locklear IN
THE Skywayman." Locklear is the dare
devil aviator who was killed while max
ing "The Skywayman." The terrific night
battle, thousands Of feet in the air; col
lision with a church steeple, landing of
his plane in a hotel rotunda, leaping from
his plane to a speeding train are only a
few Of the stunts he did in making this
film. In addition, the play has a won
derful story plot. with Louise Lovely IN
the leading feminine role.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DALE WINTER IN
IRENE MURAT'S
BILL FOR WEEK
Apple Blossoms Closes Sea-
son at EngIish's-'CreOle
Plate at Keith's.
FUN SHOW AT THE LYRIC

The 1920-21 season on the legiti-
mate stage in Indianapolis is drawing
to a close.
The final curtain of the regular
season will be lowered on next Sat
urday night at English's when the
last melody Of Apple Blossoms" has
filed the house. On Monday night,
April IL, new season will be ush-
cred in by Gregory Kelly and his
company in a season of summer
stock.
Irene" counted as one Of the big
musical comedy success, will open
on next Monday night at the Murat
for a weeks engagement.
On May ? the Stuart Walker company
vii lopen its season at the Murat. There
are indications that there will be some
bookings between Irene" and the open
ing Of the summer stock at the Murat.
KaryI Norman. a female impersonator,
will top the bill next week at B. F.
Keith's. Anita Arliss, a singer. will be
the chief person of interest at the Lyric.
Loew's State Will feature g movie, 'The
Breaking Point" next week. New bills
are announced at the Rlalto and the
Broadway.
The Park Will offer next week "sweet
Sweeties"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

In indianapolis. The
mana cement has put
back prices to the
pre- war level and
has announced that
It win offer musical
comedy and photo
plays from now on
beginning Sunday,
April 8.
The first musical
comedy attraction
will he THE incest
Girl in Town." a
musical show of
twenty people. In
c l u d ing q pony
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

of songs and talk; Kennedy and Mar
tin, in their hodge-podge Of mirth,
"Blackology," and Captain Pickards
seals, introducing Nero" will complete
the show.
Where's My Wife," a Monte Banks
farce, the Paramount Magazine and the
Pathe Review will be given on the screen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

lights also added beauty to Mr.. Hamp
denis productions.
Those who present Shakespeare on tour
should be encouraged by the press ana
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
SWEET SWEETIES"
BOOKED AT THE PARK.


Sweet Sweeties," a musical extrava-
ganza. viii be the Offering at the Park
next week
The company. which includes Ed
"Bozo' Fox, Joe Young. Ed Jordan, Har-
~ Morrissey, Lawrence Clark. Marion
Lawrence, Alpha Giles, Flossle De We're.
the three Bernard Sisters and a chorus
Of sixteen fashion plates. will present a
musical fantastic concoction In two acts
and eight scenes.
The first act is entitled Japanese Jazz
and the second act or after-piece, "A
japanese Honeymoon" The book and
lyrics Of the show were written and ar
ranged by Billy Vail. One of the scenes
which 1t is claimed will be bound to OBJ
tain APPRECIATION OF the patrons of the
Park called The Powder Pun Follies. $
This scene, with its investitures and
wardrobe, was designed and made by a
well-known Partisan artist aud ccstumer
at q big cost.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DRAMATIC MOVIE
HEADS BILL AT L0EW'S.


The Breaking Point" an original
story written for the screen by II. II Van
Loan, author Of big successes in which
Norma Talmadge, Nazimova, Priscilla
Dean and others scored. win be seen on
the silver sheet at Loew's lext week. with
Bessie Barriscale, assisted My Joseph
Bowling C'The Miracle Man,, Ethel Grey
Terry, Walter McGrail, Pat O'Malley and
Wilfred Lucas.
Jugglers, Chapele and Stenette. as
sisted by Fred Thonstou at the piano,
and a live wire trio will top TIE vaude-
vile bill
Jimmy Lyons. the comedy soldier
statesman, will discuss topics Of the
moment and of a local nature.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter o. Hill and com
pany viii offer a comedy concotion en-
titled Poor Old jim"
Lou and Grace Harvey. Offering o song
revue. and Alvin and Kenny, an eccentric
clown, who does everything but break
his neck, and q funny straight man in
daring stunts in the flying rings will
round out the bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
REX, HINDU SEER,
HEADS BILL AT BROADWAY.

DAAA@ n
An unusual offering at the Broadway
Theater the first half OF next week. com
mencing April 3, will be Rex the Hindu
seer and crystal gazer with his com
pany of five. In tho glare of white
lights he stands before his audience and
answers innumerable questions which
are written and placed on a table in
Continued on Page Seven.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

Al LydeI and Carleton Macy, two
character comedians, viii be seen In
little comedy, 1.-TWO Old Cronies" It
is Decoration day at BuxspOrt, Me-. the
two old friends meet and their meeting
is the source Of the comedy.
O'goneI and Blair will offer the funny
sketch, The Piano Tuner" in which
comedy, singing and dancing are fea-
tured. Fred Whitfield and Marie Ire
land viii present their rural satire,
''Umphs-N1le." in which they are seen
as tank town folks whose wit il more
than a match for the fresh city chaps
who try TO put something over on them.
Christies and Bennett, The Two Boys
From Virginia." viii offer their char
acter conversational skit Harry and
Grace Ellsworth, brother and sister, will
be seen In a smattering Of song and
dance in which several new ideas In the
way OF terpslchore will be offered.
William SelbinI and Jeanette Grovini,
during their act, 1.-The FoIlies Of Vaude-
ville," will show they are expert Jug
glers, cyclists and acrobats
The customary pictures will open the
performance.
A FUN SHOW BILLED
AT THE LYRIC NEXT WEEK.
One of the fun shows Of the year IS
promised by the lineup Of acts that will
be on view at the Lyric next week
First and foremost among them being
Anita Arliss. who gained fame In the
prima donna role OF "The Chocolate Sol
der" and who will supply a musical
comedy touch to the bill with her Of
fering Of song and dance, in which she
is assisted by a quartette Of young men.
The Wyse Company will return
with their advertisement, which in
cludes a Lniputian comedian who pos
sesses a marvellous ability to do intricate
head spinning feats as the feature. This
act was one Of the headline attractions of
a recent bill at the Lyric, but was forced
to close after the fret day Of the en-
gagment owing to the illness of one of
the trio.
Johnny Neff, a minstrel star known as
"The Black Blue Devil" Bell and Eva
In a skit entitled ''At the Soda FounA
tain - Fiske and Fallon, a well known
pair Of farceurs in a new act styled
words and Muslc;" Altman and Hazel.
who entertain with an original budget
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
FAMOUS IRENE"


Opening Monday night at the Murat
for a weeks engagement viii be the IA
nous musical comedy Irene" On Mon
day night the American Legion has
taken over many Of the seats and the
former soldiers and friends of the vet
Grams will attend the opening perform
ance.
The adventures Of the shop girl Gin
derella are shown IN two acts and seven
scenes. The book is by James MontgOm-
cry. with a score by Harry Tierney and
lyrics by Joseph Mccarthy.
The musical numbers provide a wide
variety OF solos, duets and concerted
numbers by the principals and the
chorus. Those that have swept into mu-
steal fame include alice Blue Gown"
castle Of Dreams Were. getting
Away With IT. Irene" SKY Rocket"
and THE Last Part OF Every Party"
The story Of Irene has TO do with
the adventures In fashionable Long Is
land society Of young New York shop
girl, lifted from the drab life OF under
paid drpdgery in New YOrk's tenement
district to supreme social triumphs
through the medium Of stunning clothes
and her own natural charm. This IL
accomplished through the plot of an IN
known New York dressmaker to become
famous through the aid Of Irene and her
shop girl friends, who suddenly become
ladies in high society as II to the manner
born. The situations that ensue are Of
an interesting and diverting nature,
Irene" was staged by Edward Royce,
oSSrmerly Of the Gaiety Theater, London.
Cd The company includes Dale Winter
= Grimes Jr., Marjorie Moore,
eql no sGfsgle Dorothy Whitmore, Ray
-ssIQl s.pIIae, Carl Haydn, Marjorie Dial
eaRTzEEXZRt knight, Howard Freeman
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding probate court. No.
@s3:9, Administration. This is TO give
notice: That the subscriber, Of the District
OF Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, letters
testamentary ON the estate Of Seth shepard.
jr.. late OF the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the voucher thereof legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the a6th day of July. A. ID. 1aS2.
otherwise they may BY law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of July. 1921 GRACE
p. SHEPARD. soc wilkins Bldg. washing
ton. ID e.. ATTEST; THEODORE CoGswEL,I.
deputy Register OF Wills for the District of
tGlumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
II. X. Dulany. ir.. attornav. -