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THE LITTLE IDEAL FARM
YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED.

acres Of ground. every bit tillable and
productive, an orchard Of 60 fruit trees
lapple. plum and pe,asch) ,ss and I grape arbor
There's an II room farm house in good
condition. with pump In the kitchen draw
Ing water from never failing spring
rage for the little car to take you the PA
miles to Katonah. to railroad, market and
churches There's oSa chicken sa house ,sn with
who owns this place desires 10 sell at
once and has authorized me to dispose OF 1t
for $4,000. and to take as low az 81. 800
cash, and II you buy within the next few
days to include. without additional cost. the
COW and flock OF chickens.
For further particulars and appointment
for inspection, address ATTORNEY, p. o.
box 357, Katonah, N. Y.
AT MOUNT vERNON-8 and room new
Colonial homes; open fireplsces garden and
garages; all improvements; 81, 500 cash. ball
and easy housekeeping bungalows built TO
order For plans and pictures, 7o4 SO.
Fifth av., 3 blocks north Dyre av. station
BEAUTIFUL HOME built by owner can be
purchased for $4,000. Extra large living
room and fireplace: chambers and tiled
BATH large closets: sleeping porch; sun par
restricted section; only y hour Grand Cen
tral; less minutes walk station. Terms.
''OWNER," 100 Herald, 1858 Broadway.
ACCOUNT leaving city. will sell modern
suburban home; six rooms, sleeping porch.
electricity, garage, half acre beautiful
grounds: fruit; fine neighborhood; excellent
schools: five minutes walk Nepperhan sta
ton; ~ minutes Grand Central $500.
Phone Yonkers 6603M.
AT Bronxville-Colonial home of eight rooms
and two baths; hardwood floors. every
modern Improvement, hot water heat. plot
125xs0; garage; seven minutcs TO station: !:
early possession.
BURKE STONE, INC. BRoNxvILLE 1850.
BRONXVILLE.
A stone and hollow tile house. built by
owner for own occupancy. completed less
than q year: on acre plot In highly re-
stricted residential section, one mile from
station; on first floor. wide hall extends
through to tiled back porch; lavatory, living
room, l6x30 feet with fireplace. glass en-
closed tiled solarium with stone fireplace
dining room, fine breakfast room, Kitchen
servants dining room and lavatory. On
second floor, 5 masters bedrooms, baths
sleeping porch, . servants rooms and bath
hardwood floors throughout house; hot water
heat weather stripping and screens; built IN
garage and many unusually attractive fea-
lures Offered II sold this spring. at less
than cost 10 construct. Savings bank mort
gage OF $4,000 Mt 5ix%; balance on easy
terms Inquire by telephone, Bronxviiif
ooR-J or Vanderbilt 1T64,
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A HOME building society d now being or
ganized; IL you want to own your home
write to ]. N. CAHAN, 5O6 West 117th ST.,
New York.
BAY RIDGE-Two family brick. two story.
basement; good location: subway: floor
vacant; owner. G 1886 Herald Brooklyn.
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HASTINGS ON HUDSON-For sale, IL room
house In Minturn Park: baths, sleep
ing rooms: hardwood floors. gas, electricity.
large porches; river and Palisade vtewi
fruit. OWNER, IS Elm place. Hastings on
Hudson, N. Y
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough OF Brookiyn-Sale or Gcnt.

BARGAIN i-Attractive 1 family detached
cottage on 40xlo0 foot plot. 8 rooms and
throughout; price sT.5oo near Nostrand and
Eiatbush subways. Call Owner. Wildwood
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


Above seth St.-5th Ay. to North River.
NEAR Central Park West, lower e0s-Four
story residence IS rooms, baths. 81, 800
$a 900 cash: possession October I. GAIL
LARD, Broadway and $50.
POSSESSION MAY
of high class roornng house. finely located
on nth st., between Columbus and Amster-
dam avs: four stories, basement and cellar.
2oIl02; bath rooms. steam heat. &c;
price. including furniture. $3o.ooo first
mortgage $4,000. for years. Owner.
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. 149 Broadway.
sALEsAiAN-opportunity for an active sales
man: one with knowledge Of West Side
HouGHToN coMPANY,
TO CLOSE ESTATE,
-Four story and basement.
Electric light. parQuet floors
Best block In Harlem.
between Lenox and 7th avs.
Price $22. 800. Terms.
Phone Morningside 6o59 for particulars.
TO CLOSE ESTATE.
Seventh av.. corner below 12oth ST.. two SIX
story elevator apartments Q00x1oO; rent
s45 900; price s2oo 900; free and clear; only
~ PORTER CO.. 15s W. 125th st.
UNUSUALLY attractive American basement
dwelling, west OF Broadway. IL spacious
tric light, parauet floors throughout; splendid
condition. can be tbught right: immediate
possession. HOUGHrON CO.. ia West 72d-
Columbus $50.
fOs 1near Central Park West)-4 story and
basement. % feet wide. very deep house. IT
rooms, baths, rented as unfurnished rooms
and suites tgross income about $500 per
month) asking price $4,000; first reason
able offer accepted small amount OF cash
corner soth st. Telephone SCHUYLER 11o0.
T3D ST., between Broadway and West End
AVE- rooms. 4 baths; all improvements;
HoUGHroN COMPANY.
174 West I'D St Tel. Col. ESQ.
10TH ST. West-Handsome private dwell
ing, IL rooms. 2 baths; excellent condition;
Immediate possession. LALOR, G21 Bway.
7TTI ST., West.-Three story and basement
brownstone. Phone 22o2 Schuyler.
264 West 93d st-18x1oO. five story Ameri-
can basement. large extension: modern In
every way; immediate possession; seen any
time; price $35, 900. JOSEPH G. ABRAM-
SON, 40 West 46th. Bryant 1094.
IS 900 cash buys four story and basement
dwelling. near seth st. subway and - -;
electricity, parquet; possession; price $B.oOo.
HOUGIrrON COMPANY.
1T4 West 72d st. Tel. Col. 26O.
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BRICK DWELLING.
Corner. with room for garage: plot 37x1lO:
St. Nicholas av; assessed $3l OoO; price
S23, 900; all cash. RYAN q CO., 142 west
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BUNGALOW. furnished. s rooms, bath. elec-
trioity, fireplace, near seashore. burbank
sv,. New Dorp Beach. PETERSEN. New
Dorp.
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Above seth St.-5th Ay. to North River
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 14th st. TO 59th st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.

ROOMINCi HOUSE, WITH
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
353 w. 18th ST., between Sth and 9th avs.
private dwelling of stories, exceptionally
good basement and cellar. IA rooms; size 19x
100: price $1S,500, including furniture. Seen
between 10 A. NJ and p NJ
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| BARGAIN near 145th st. and Broadway. 9
story modern elevator house; rents $685.
| 900; size 100x100; no brokers' terms. DA-
| NIDSON 1n3d at. and Columbus av.
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18TH ST. BET. sTH AND 9TH AVS.
Three story and basement dwelling; suit
able furnished rooms boarding house
mirably adapted for altering into high class
apartments.
J. ARTHUR FISCHER, 600 9TH Av
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NEAR Central Park West, lower e0s-Four
story residence, Is rooms, baths. $27 800 !;
50, 900 cash: possession October 1. GAIL
LARD, Broadway and 63ds
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Borough Of Queens
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BRONxvTLLE.
$4,000.

S5O,op.
One Of the most handsome residences IN
wcstchester county Is being offered at
a sacrifice price; stone house containing is
roona baths, billiard room. enclosed porch.
parquet floors; all improvements; situated
on iB acre plot; beautiful gardens; car
stone garage, with sleeping quarters above ;
moderate terms. For further particulars
address the real estate office OF ELLIOTT
BATES, Bronxville. Telephone 1910.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
Borough Of Queens.

BIC; Yield-S4. 500 second mortgage, per
cent instruments $3.50 July l. $500 semi
annually thereafter until final; modern brick,
limestone duplex apartments best location !;
transportation, Flatbush, Brooklyn; high
~ent title insured: sell $4,000 c9sh; extraor-
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Beautiful white Colonial house, situated
in one OF BroMviles most exclusive resi-,
DENTAL parks, containing rooms and )
baths. hot water heat, built in garage. en-
closed porch attractive corner plot; imne-
aiate possession. For further particulars
address the real estate office OF ELLIOTT
stATIrS Rrnnxville. Telephone l4lO.
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story brick. 10 families. 30x100. income
$4,000 per year: 2 four story brick, having
families and stores in each house. "a It.
In. K 7o It. on avenue; income each house.
$2,322.
Prices attractive.
i & Z. MARRIN.
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COTTON LIST TAKES
ERRATIC COURSE
After EARLY Advance Reacts
on Local Liquidation and
Southern Hedging.

The cotton market pursued yesterday
tive session, and after it had advanced
abeat 10 to 40 points during the open
Ing call. reacted rather sharply on local
liquidation and Southern hedge offer
ings. The selling carried the list be-
low Tuesdays closing bids in most
cases, although near months We're rela-
lively steady during most of the day.
The market continued in large part a
trading and evening up one, due to the
proximity of the Governments cotton
condition report Traders here are not
looking for any wide fluctuations until
the day of that report.
A private concern placed the condi-
ton of the crop at 41.3 of normal, with
a probable yield Of 6.361, 900 bales. An
other house made the condition 43.5 per
cent. and the probable yield as $780,
900 bales. Neither report had much
influence on the market. The local
opening was firm, with a gain OF II to
"a points net and Liverpool and local
support. Liverpool cables were about
as expected. The weather map was
regarded as generally favorable.
The Governments weekly weather re-
port was as bullish as expected. 1t
I1enllOHeu the SpTtdu Oh lae Doll WteSH
and stated that no top crop could be
expected in any State. Trade interests
were among the early buyers, but de-
spite their support the list eased off
gradually after the opening. For the
most part the market displayed steadi-
ness and a slight gain.
1t was estimated that about thirty
notices were issued yesterday, but they
were promptly stopped. A feature OF
the late trading was the rapidly nuctu-
ating action Of the October delivery.
Much Of the business in the last half
hour consisted of switching by spot
interests. which sold near options and
bought distant ones Final bids were
rs points lower to higher. The local
spot market was unchanged at 21.55
cents.
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:. ltZV ................... y.
JOHN HENRY STORES. INC, and
Cord a Meyer-R. II. Doolittle
Feb. III, 1921.
NEWMAN. James FL Wendell A.
Evans Co.: March q. 1918. .....
WALLACE, Mahlon E.--E. g.
Auchmutty: Sept. 2. fGs1......
STATE INVESTING co... Or
ben; Dec. ~. 1859 (revcrscdl IS.
KANE. John. and Nat. Surety co.
People. &C.. My 20. 1880 iva
cated) ................... IL
SCfifshNGER. Solomon lib.
Stecher March ~. 1910. ,..a.
CIsCERE, William, and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co.--Peopie,
&c. April 20. 1921 (vacated) -. "a
AMERICAN SHOE MACHINERY
a TOOL co... Feriiano; March
u. lN8f. .......4.......... 20
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with their associates, control the COM
pany.
Mr.. Collins and his associates" the
letter reads. will purchase the stock at
$50 per share, of which $40 win be paid
In cash. OF this $40 81 viii be required
for costs. expenses, commissions to
brokers and lawyers fees. The share
holders will therefore receive 50 share
In cash and the balance will be paid in
six equal instruments, payable semi
annually over period OF three years.
The six deferred payments totailing $40
share will be secured by a trust
agreement under which there will be
deposited as security for the personal
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STATISTICS.
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

A generally unfavorable report for the
week ended on Tuesday. was issued
yesterday by the United states Depart
ment OF Agriculture. Further deteriora-
tlon In corn by moulding. sprouting and
rotting was reported in Iowa. "Cribbed
corn" the report said. was unfavorably
affected by higher temperatures. There
was some heavy damage In central Mis-
souri,. 1t was too wet for corn In shock
In all parts Of Illinois. Indiana and Min
nesota.
Conditions In the Cotton Belt were
also unfavorable for the best progress
of the cotton crop, the report said, and
continued as follows:
'Unseasonably warm weather pre-
vailed throughout the Cotton Belt with
extensive rains In the northern portions
but only light local showers in the
southern. Little or no Improvement In
the condition OF the crop was reported
from any section
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. os--Cotton closed
steady to-day at a net decline OF II to &c
points. Closing: October, 20.5ic.; December,
20.75c.; January, 20.47c.: March. o0.05c.
May. 1886. Spot steady; middling, 20.75c.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton large business doing at 46
points advance; middling. 15.05d. Sales
$1,000 bales; American 5000. Imports 81 900
bales; American 10000. Futures opened very
steady at advance of so to 43 points.
Closed steady at net advance OF 90 to 81
January, 14.osd.: March, 1s.s5d.: Nav.
13.45d.; July. 1924. Manchester: Yarns
frmer; cloths hardening.
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From, the Standpoint of MARKETARLLITY

The Sinking Fund is strong influence in assuring
stabizing the price of Bond issue The Sinking
creates itself buyer regularly bidding for substantial
amounts of the Bonds.
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Exports from New York yesterday :
Wheat, 1883 bushels; flour. 26.sss
sacks pork, 90 barrels; beef, los bees
rels; hams, $1,000 pounds: bacons.
2.53s.5O0 pounds: lard, 6.2ss.5SS
pounds. stearine, 100000 pounds tai
low, 10000 pounds cottonseed oil.
10000 pounds: lubricating oil. 226,So0
gallons; oil cake. $4,000 pounds.
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Sales. High. Low. Last. Chgs.
1000 Chi Z = III SIS. 62N g. 63h r y
5000 Con Gas s.. .100ls 1905 1904
1000 Col Graph..... 44h Az 44h
1900 Con G. & .E l.
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Ross 500 N
| sAME-samc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 242.37
lHINDLf1MANN. Fannie, and Harry
Tr ,naf''t CO. ..... ~ s5eos
TfAGGrN. Ben A.-Maresi Muzzetti
Corp. $3.50. .................... $500
c;uhelman. II al. ........ $40 ~
JORDAN. Clarence Ell. j. Hayes BOOT
Trucaing Co, Inc. ............. 25o.o
KELLY. J.. Francls--G. r. Stock
LAurER. Noel--p. sneinhcn,. q al 1916
Pollar 4 Richardson ....4.....". 7oio2
LILY BUTTER AND EGG CO.. INC.
LA JENEssE CORA. Blanche. SIS. 20
LONG, Percy ca A. Marsters.
Ho,ding Corr. ............s 4t.7o
puTT1NGER. Psul-O. Cebisch... 20o.fi
McCALlUM. Fred NC. II. kauf-
MoRrcHEs LUMBER AND COAL
CO. Eiizabcthport Ranking Co. 5.lifii
MfRETskY, Same, Barnet Matusow
and Nathan Gtern--L. Stein. et AL 2IS 20
MITCHELL, william F.-F. Rauer $3.50
OI-r1CNON. Leonard--R. A. Low
cnthal Co., nc................. $50. 10
ORTENBER. j., and irving Bald
lngcr--Wocott Hand Laundry.
Inc. .....s..4t ...*..'.....s... al2 ~
PIERCE CO.-shma & Co., Inc. . 1.s58. 20
ROsENsTE1N, Alfred Bill. wciser 800
ROCOv1N. Harry-ChHthsm
Phenix Nat Bank Of N. y........ ps2.47
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday In
United States Court were:
JACOB RAuFMAN-lnvoluntary; leather
$4,000; assets, $1,000. Principal claim :
Norris Rosenberg, $1,000.
BENJAMIN KUKLE-lnvoluntary retail
furniture. III Essex street. Principal
claims: Simon Israel. $780, Samuel Horo-
WITT, $3.50; Charles Hecht, 500.
PLUNKETT. ROBERTSON & Co.-Involun-
tsry; against Thomas +. Piunkett. John
brokers. % Beaver sire It. Principal claims !:
William J; Paulsen. $500: Tobias b. John
stone, $3.50. Jacoby Sanncory, $50.
HENRY MANDEI~-Involuntary; cloaks and
suits, 256 West Twerty-thrd street. Liza
sas g ssss s'S9o PRINCIPAL
stein. $50: Artie Moftez, 500.
SAMUEL Observation-Disclosures 1iss
yss a we Assets the pr hraDs aaS's les
iufnbia Kid Curlcr Co.. s2ie; Lewis q
Rosenthal. s4es; Louis weinstcin. $40. :
sos West 17st street sas e. mar
no assets. Principal claims: Marie Cooper.
1000; Baumann & Co. $40; Leo Wood,
SAMUEL KRIsILoFF-rnvoluntar trading
M Mohawk Under Garment Co.. 80 Greene
street. Principal claims: Fac Harrison.
jim. COIN. fNc S,nu yo'' waists,
10 Bast Thirty-second street. Liabilities,
10000: assets. $4,000 Principal claims !:
Echwarzcnbach. Huber Co., $1,000: s.
r.. Goldman 4 Co, Inc. 81 900; Naday 4
Fieischer. Inc. ~ 900.
GEORGE M. MISUNDERSTANDING clerk.
1925 Park avenue. Liabilities. 1891: no
assets: Principal claim. William p. Brown
MAYER GREENrrELD--.In voluntary; trad
ST. assets $1,000 principal ,sSs caim no Mos
!. ciLBERT T. voluntary: sales man
aver. 100 Fifth avenue. Liabilities $40. a25 !:
assets sT.lm PrIncipai claima. Beatrice
Mollie Thompson. $3.50.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Schedules in BANKRUPTCY filed yesterday in
United states Court were:
ninth street Liabilities, ss,eig: assets,
yio.267. Principal claims. George he Long
sf,co William Young Boyd $1,000 Paris
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO. lNc-rla-
bities. sf2.2is; assets. s7,ois.. Principal
claims: American Wooden Co. 81 66i: sol
FRIEDMAN. Sl,f30; Samuel Meadow. sal BOZ
RECEIVERS IN EANKRuPTCY.
Receivers In bankruptcy appoInted yester-
Day IN tho United States Court were:
SAMUEL wIcINCARTEN. trading ne Ma
Leslie Js ,Se r ara Nneity Co. % Alien
HELEN sPEER CO.. INC. toys. 10 west
Fifty-scyenth .streot-w. l.. Cannon. re.
nassx street--B. r. steinbers. receiver;
J1CDb KAUFMAN, leather goods. 1To-1Gf
Mercer strcct-Aibert Foik. receiver: bond
~, 900.
tenta quoted At 1910 n Dbl IN os 10, cotton
HENRY MANDEI, coaks and suits 90
West Twenty-third street--B. Ginsbrrr re.
ceiver. bond ~ 600
SAMUEL KRrsILor. trading as Mohnvl;
rrndervarment Co.. underwear ~ Greene
strect-Ouo NJ. Goldsmith receiver. bond
$1,000.
j. 4 ". COIN. INC. waists, 10 East THIRTY
second street-Mellville Boyd, reccfver:
bond $4,000,
cefvers u nd ~ .0O0.
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge hough In United States Court yes
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SEEK MORE FEDERAL CONTROL

Conferences OF the Peoples Recon-
struction League will be held to-day at
10 a. NJ, 2 r. NJ. and p. M. at the
Hotel Continental Frank Sullivan.
president OF the Central Trades and
Labor Councils. viii preside. The league
seeks Federal control of railroads. iegis-
lation regulating meat packing. bigger
income and inheritance taxes and gov
ernmental control OF the countrys nat
trial resources.
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TOBACCO STOCKS.
STEEL STOCKS.

REMus. Edward-I. Lewis OF al. boeie
Cot. Cohen. ....,.,.......... 1880
SpITzER. Jacob-M. Schwartz
81 ai...,................ ssos5
sE1DENBER, Henry--J II. Frank
ct .................... $50 so
SYAIONS, Alexander. and Colunois
Casualty co.-people. SC. ........ 100000
UNDERIfI4L. Ralph--E. Newman f0f 20
WEBER August H.. and Ela--H
penaig 81 al...s............+... I26.0i
WEBER, Joseph--M. Sobei. ........ 50f.n5
WoLFEftMAN, Milton J.-Foreman
Bros Banking Co..,..........s.. 2..3S 40
WOLFE. Abraham-Dawson Con-
structlon Observation-Disclosures. 1854
WALKER. Adelaide MA. Espo-
sito ct al. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i.I7i.se
wOLKOwSfxy. Danei--A. Layer. 4,O75.3f
w. L.. GOEBTz co. fNC.--One
Fifty Nassau ST Corp. .......... 5000. 40
BRONX.
BERNSTEIN. Ralph-Chelsea Ex-
change Bank. .................... $500
CASTER co, INC, and Harry
~ Minogue-Dupicx Engine Gov
ernor CO.. Inc. ........... Al ~
WINS, Charles--P. Syeinman. al 40
TlsENz, Jacob--O u. Silver.s. .n2. so
Minichcil Observation-Disclosures. sIG.oi
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Tho first name Is that Of the debtor. the
second that o. the creditor. and date when
judgment was filed
MANHATTAN.
BROWN. Harry-H. Bcrzon; Dec.
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$50 A SHARE FOR PEERLESS.
Collins and Associates to Gei
Three Years to Pay.

If the stockholders approve the plan
for the sale of block of stock of the
Peerless Truck and Motor Company to
r. II. Collins, former General Motors
official and now understood to be asso-
oiated. with William c. Durant. head of
Durant Motors. the purchasers will pay
$50 a share for the stock. This was
made known yesterday In a letter sent
to stockholders OF the Peerless company
by Il. c. Tremaine f. S. Terry, who.
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tterday granted DISCHARGES to the following
u. j. q q. LEDEREn and ARTHUR L.
BURRAS.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following judgments were filed yester-
day, the first name being that OF the
debtor: -
MANHATTAN.
ALLEN TYPEWRITER co. and
James r. Bowcn--P. II. Leifert g., oss o2
SAME.-Samc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 ~
SAME-Same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f.ssJG7
bacher ..................... 25s7o
Co. e al, ..s.........s.....s,... i.s7s.ss
DALDrNCER. irving--wolcott Hand
laundry. Inc. .................. 1.f07o5
woerz ................ eoe.7o
CATS. Martini Marckowsky... 7n.f5
Apartments. Inc. ................. 225n
lumbo-Box BoNrd and Lining Co. 7TT.48
FLASTERSTEIN Esthcr--J. Bren-
silber ..................... 225 20
FAY Frankie. Eastman ....... f.04.2O
FOX 14ouis--N. wechsier ..... 3ns. SO
FERRoN. Harry VIC. saltznsn. a4e.0i
r,uud Mfg. Co .....ss.......... 27a.so
GossJER BROS. INC. : Swift
Bros. inc ,....s........ ....... s26. 30
GIFrES Robert f.--J. D. philson. ,SS4 90
CITCksMAN. Abraham, and Morris
seine lder---People &c. .......... 900 90
GEORGE y. HITCHCOCK. INC
nENp sRfcrsN Asa LII. 3. i'''''S'
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obligations of Collins and his associates
all of the shares sold and additional
security covering the first two install
ments Of the principal"
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From the Standpoint of SAFETY:

Bonds having adequate Sinking Fund provisions attrac
because time there increasing equity
behind the Bonds remaining in the hands of the investors
Sinking Fund indenres usually require the issuing
poraton to purchase annually seannuay fixed number
Of Bondhe being set aside from earnings and if
necessary taken from surplus.
This reduction of the bonded debt of
added safeguard the security of
the Bondhoder The total equity behind the entire Bonds org
nay issued intact the decreasing number
of outstanding Bonds-until the last is retired.
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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.


JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask. About.
First 7. 81 T.. B.-Chicago
Siss. Nov, 1851 op ~ .f00A 10ih 5.37
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-27
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Schedule in Effect May goth, 1921.

Schedule in Effect May goth, 1921.
Trsins Leave Charles Town, W. Va.
NO. 49, soUTHBoUND
8.43 A. M. For Basic. Natural Bridge. Roe
noke, Bristol and intermediate
| stations. Parlor (Broiler) to
Bristol and connected at Roa-
noke with Through Sleeper to
Columbus, Cincinnati 8
Chicago.
NO. 81
1923 p. M. For Shenandoah and all Inter-
mediate points.
FLA A, M. Stop to let off from connecting
lines at Hagerstown or Shen-
andoah Junction, or to take on
passengers for Basic or beyond
Sleeper to Williamson and
Winston-Salem, N. C. Dining
Car.
NO. 20. NoRTHBoUED.
Leave Charles Town.
q oo A M For Hagerstown and interme-
S.VA N. ~ date stations. Connects at
Shenandoah Junction with B.
o. for Washington. Also
connects at Hagerstown with
Penn System for Harrisb burg
and points north.
NO. IL.
300 p. M For Hagerstown and intermsd-
late stations. Parior Car 10
Hagerstown and Sleeping Car
Hagerstown to Philadelphia
.06 A. M. Stop to let off from Basic or
beyond or to take on passen-
gers for connecting lines at
Shenandoah Junction or Hag-
erstown.
Rates. schedules and additional information
furnished upon application to Agents Of the
Railway, or
w. B. BEVILL, W. C. SAUNDERS
GeR1 Pass Agent Pass Traffic Mgr.
Roanoke, Va.