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The New York herald., 1921-02-17
PENNsY LAYS MANY NEW RAILS
$4,000 Tons, Mostly 13O Founders,
Put Down In 1920.

Approximately 5000 tons OF new steel
rails and $4,000 new cross ties wero
used in 1920 by the Pennsylvania Rail
road in replacing old and worn track
age. The cost approxirnated slf,99o.oOO.
This Is the net cost OF the new material
and represents a saving of 100000 In
tho salvage of the replaced rails.
OF the new rails laid $500 tons, or
81 per cent. we're OF 100 pounds. The
rails cost approximately s4S ton. an
increase of 20 per cent over 1919 and OF
s. per cent. over 1910 Cross ties cost -
per cent. moro in 1870 than in 1919 and
i53 per cent. more than ten years ago.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
BIG ARMOUR LEATHER DEFICIT.
Newly Chartered Company Is
s4.313,653 Behind.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.--Armour Leather
Company, for the fiscal year ended Oc-
tober 80, 1920. incurred a deficit of
s4,313,653. according to the annual re-
port made public to-day.
Henry w. Boyd. president. says that
in the first three months OF the year
earnings were more than enough to meet
the years dividend requirements, but
losses i'm the nine months since the in
corporation OF the present company re-
suited In the present balance sheet show
ing a big deficit OF nearly four and one
third million dollars. This compares
with net profits of sS,407.941 In the
preceding fiscal year.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
UNION OIL or CAL. REPORTS.

The report OF the Union oil Company
OF California and its subsidiaries for
1920 shows net profits. after charges,
depreciation. &c. Of $12.03s.ss0. or 1926
per cent. earned on It's capital stock.
against 16 per cent. earned on that stock
in 1919. Profits from operations to-
tailed s25.477,oS3. compared with s2o.-
2.isT. and general expenses, taxes &C..
S2S34,Sg3, against $2,037,611
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
1872 BANK SHARES AUCTIONED.
Good Prices Paid in sales to Close
Estates.

a total of 1872 shares of leading bank
stocks were sold at auction yesterday by
Adrian II. Muller & Son. The offerings
were 2l02 shares. Most OF the sales
were to close estates. and the stocks
brought excellent prices. higher in some
cases than over the counter bids. The
buyers in majority of cases were rep
rescntatives of banks whose stocks were
offered. The figures.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
Pacific PHONE EARNINGS.

The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company for 1920 showed surplus
after charges and taxes OF s2.a2s $50,
equivalent TO $3.50 a share earned on
the common stock after tho deduction
OF preferred dividends The surplus for
the year was s1.o07.550.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
NATIONAL TRANSIT REPORTS.

Rational Transit Company for 1920
showed net profits after depreciation
and taxes OF S2.703,42i. equivalent TO
S5.S1 a share earned on the outstanding
capital stock. Dividends totalled ST.
a0s.150 and miscellaneous appropria-
tons s70e,soO, leaving a final surplus
Of ssT,fSl.,
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
no HEAD OFF n. v. SUITS.

Special Despatch 10 Tue NEW YORK HERALD.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. 16.--The Penn
sylvania Insurance Commissioners is
speeding up the liquidation Of the JEFF
ferson Insurance Company, n Pcnnsyl-
vania corporation with offices in New
York. in order to go 10 New York TO
head off bankruptcy proceedings against
the principal stockholders.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
FREE BOOKLET FOR INVESTORS.

II IL Is n problem 20 you 10 know how 10
invest your surplus safely. read Investment
Safeguards" This book Is an authoritative
discussion OF the principal safety tests used
BY experienced investors: u also contains a
brief dictionary Of financial terms. Free
copy may be had BY addressing Ames. En-
erich Co.. III Broadway. New rork.--Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
EXPORTS FROM NEW yoRK.

Exports from New York Yesterday /:
Rye, 42.773 bu. flour. 22.907 sacks /;
,bacons. 1.37S.000 lbs. lard, t,sfi.520
Tbs. cheese. $500 lbs; cottonseed oil.
ZOO. 900 lbs. lubricating oil 40.500 gal
2i,0 900 lbs oil cake. 1.27s.000 lbs.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
WILL MOVE ro DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. i6.--Thc VIII
mington- Hillisrd Typewriter Company.
now at Tottenviic. y. ". has taken out q
Delaware ch~ter and will move its
plant 20 Wilmington. >
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
45, PAS, 900 10000, 900


Net profits......... $4s, s,252 900 s60.oo5. .4si
The balance sheet shows total current
assets OF $263, 939, 900 and total current
liabilities of $115,544,00 leaving net
working Capital of $14S,395.0 900. Cash in
bank totals s49.27S, 1000, while sight
drafts, notes receivable and accounts re-
ceivable amount to $4S,661.000 Inven-
tories were set down at s166, 1000. 900.
Notes payable aggregated S72, 900.
and accounts payable and trade accept
ances $25,794,000.
The regular annual report will not be
completed for some weeks, but Pierre
S. du Pont. president. was desirous Of
making stockholders acquainted with the
results of last years operations. so the
preliminary statement with approximate
figures was prepared.
Mr.. du Pont said in his startement: :
"Oficers OF the company have clearly In
mind the Importance OF maintaining
strong cash position and of reducing in
ventories and current indebtedness. Dur
ing the year the company paid as Fed
eral income and excess profit taxes APP
proximately s26,000,0 900. In addition
s12 200, 900 of notes issued in connection
with the purchase of Fisher-Body Cor
poration were retired and approximately
$4,000, 900 was expended In extending
and improving plants and facilities"
The New York herald., 1921-02-17

PARIS. Feb. 1e.--Prices we're heavy on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes, 5S francs 65 'centlmcs Ex-
change on London. 50 francs +5 cen-
times. Five per cent. loan, SO francs
a5 centimes. Tho dollar. ~ francs SO
ccntimcg
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
NEW ISSUE

ne DE Laval Separator Company
Ten Year $50 Sinking Fund Gold Notes
T Tobedu Narh
p ar
CoupoN ims nd % IS
R" whole % @ s s Eg iAs . a
M % d @ % f era @ in
horze o IS
homF
Foundeii
md hercrnfu lnin ar
old the two cunt1e ar oc dP
inbethe funded the al
Company and its net tang assets applying
would 70 more
100000
$$$S 5$5s 5Ss5s 5s3$ 5$s}S $s 52s$s5
Sinking Fund:
Nuepe 1
] S % s "s & v1s 1 % % % M e gsss % s % cs r".s
pnye xu made 'q n@r 2z The form Note. Of the ~ss sAsS
uhea 10 I'D OF ne al of counsel
we these unod balance
Price o8A and interest," yielding nearly 80 so
Dominick & Dominick White, Weld & Co.
New York Cincinnati New York
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Feb .1e.--Bar silver. 3id. an
ounce. Bar gold. f0ts. I'd. Money. 5%
per cent. Discount rates: Short bills.
per cent: three months bills. 6%
8 1916 per cent Gold premiums at
Lisbon, 40.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS.
!. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
FOREIGN BONDS.

To tho following prices accrued interest is
TO be added In every care:
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
GENERAL MOTORS
EARNS $4S,252,OOO
Sales of Company in 1920 To
tailed q Half Billion
Dollars.

On sales aggregating more than half
billion dollars the General Motors
Corporation in 1920 had net profits
available for dividends Of S4s,252,o00.
equivalent to s2.05 share earned on the
20.552,6S5 shares of no par value COM
mon stock outstanding after preferred
and depenture dividends. In the pre-
ceding year the profits amounted to
s60,oO5,4S4. or s3sSS a share on the
then outstanding 1,534,100 shares of
common stock of 500 par value.
The following table gives a statement
of the salient features of the 1920 and
1919 income account:
1920 1919.
Sales ............ .S565, 900 900 500 .6I6 .6a5
Expenses .......... All SOC, 900 4f9,f59,f76
Operating income.... 93, SOC, 900 9Q,5i7,519
Deductions. including
taxes, Inventories,
depreciation. &C.,. 45,24S 900 10000, 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
LEGAL

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
WHERE TO EAT

notice WHERE 10 EAri
Come and be- convinced, home cooked
meals. broaltfast and s o'clock dinner.
1gll s. Main. Cedar bEg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

LET us do ,our car repairing, rrssnu,hle
prices. cars hauled In. can oaago
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AN UNDIVIDED one-siNtccnth interest In
one well and 12o-acre lease Tor $3.50.
NoWata county; drilling u start immedi-
ateiy, one-tpurth mile from producing oil
we'll, offset by old gas well. ~ costs you
nothing to see this lease. IN takoNyou
Okla. phone los.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
AUTOMOBILES
AIrnNlnnLIls Inn s


CHALMERS 1-rtHsongcr now paint. will
trade for tight car usasc $3.50.
CHALMERS 7.p.ssgurer is model, new
paint. auia, sdc $500 cash. y. A. Winn.
Con poity'ty fuls'
pyrGE sedan for salo ,h'ap. good con-
dlii9n ur viii ~ Go f'r another car
osaro tto5J
r2s %ass s'i@ ,l5s. or 7 ,ai d ''o'' roadster
wood %Sf'''i,"t bas nara3 nnaila3 & ,"''. III j. ~
ron SALE 1919 \ a. pc can Usage
ron sAl.i1.-tg D. roadster
good ,'.s.. ''''. \. ,,,..,
FGin 5Tmoun,nble 1I.bnls imsaod c'qf ioo,s p''p lEc
nov AND !, IN Psssr'oet' 80" mechanic
al" AttTT!%S' sa'.1r.lnn rxcuANon .
ai3 Fast second ~. psago 5000
FORp touring, We have Fora touring cars
ranging in prioo from 1895 up. All
Afro 8 TIRE hNcnAN9E ,o,.
@ ent makes win take N exchange or
GarasS. oar sS' SsSSoo n, Main. oasgo s55s ~
FOR SALE rords, DodEca und nuicks
and many other good makes. ovory car
n bargain; terms to suit. Used car Er-
change, Ais n. Main. Usage iios.
GOODYEAR UEHuuT TIRES
We have Just received shipment ot
Goodyear factory rebuilt castings and can
supply tho following sl1cs.
g0xbE Diamond trcadl ...........1 SIS
slSi Diamond troad) ...........lt t25
3ixlh CotdH ........ .,...r....... $50
abNb Cords ..s.st. .,ss.r.. ....... 81 %
Same other alEca uricrd accordingly.
AUTO 4 TIRE EXCHANGE
ai7 rRN second St Osnge 5000.
LOWEST commission charged for sciling
used cars, no storage. loa w. second.
Cedar "t5b.
LOS ANGELES RADIATOR WORKS
Expert repairing and recording. Our nav
houcycomh core will keep your motto cool.
priced right and guaranteed. Ouago i273
o. N. Hostou.
ONE @ uarscnE,r Noli-i almost new one
Ford delivery car, both I'm good shape
VIII sell cheap for cash Gas n Cheyenne.
TuIRp. r.. GO2-O ono Dodge touring car,
good running order. DHagN h932.
VELIE roadster. viii sru On terms or
trade for lot cedar a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
SITUATIONS WANTTD--MNIE l2
SIS andr this s.atlnp must be paid Ia sdTsusa.

STU AIIONS NANItll--MAlE " ~
Sa' ardr this ssadlnp must be paid 10 sdTsIsa.
AUTO TRUCK salesman wants position
three years ot successful experience. Ad-
dress l2T-F. care world.
BOOK KEEPER accountant desires posi-.
ton. Married. Six years experience
with Tulsa oil companies, best references.
For interview cull Usage tl95-R.
CARPENTER -Repa-ng, alteration, etc,
Usage 37lA.R,
EXPERIENCED mechanic or truck
driver. good reference. Address box
1"e.F World.
pERSONs who are orsrous or male hoIp
may procure the same by calling tho
rocrrtary of the Hutton branch Y, NJ
{. a, Cedar 6ls.
REGISTERED pharmacist wants position
as clerk. Address l3l-F car" world.
SrENOGKAPUER Boohkenpsr and price
clerk. experienced IN OH and svppiy
business. open Tor position September lHt
For interview address stcnogrspAer. post
office box 50, Tulsa, okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
BOARD AND ROOMS


BOARD AND ROOMS
Roou- ron Rt>r rru>tsnrp ~
u.... .5s,.ii
retnGn b, 5iI- ni,,pos rom. os'so
Will accommodate g. osng. i1ta.
uI..tr s. a.} H,'y uuIaued room.
t..s. t.r r.r'.,w'u.
pItrhuLE rpu't,ift bedroom. adloln.
''g.f h',h t.l..ai''. h'''. close '"' '''
BITu.v s.. IrI7 ono ls-r, front rlosp-
irr room. close 600, 81, modern. 'a'ss
rE>Eln 'os la,e' ,."l ',,,.g.,s '!,,,..gg
uLIupI. s. no rIr, sleeping room,
.,.. r,tng, oedar 1908
plurtuE rooms Tor young mon at y.
~ g. 4
rhJaurgtrtt c,ol n"gq' o"1ro"m o1l,r'o,".m f,.r f.r
'rtr... ..fy ,.HHe In t"dHr 'lf.
bE..uE .. 1000. Lo,,ly front s.s'rurE
'uw private hnmr hr'o ,'poauf'f
rD"slr H iHl.IHp mot.ra roa.ua.
LlDIN. ... ao. Very at,raotvo room fn'
Ilp,pu. s.. g.. Elegantly rrnsn.i
..... closet udINnInr adjoining hth.
mar uns Osere 7auI
rivuop. ~. iua. n you would lss
rs.u dIffer,ut from H.orpEr r'rt
fn.m.. f'ut 30 phone oa'.o $3.50, i'i-
,r,n,'r
lsrNouu y. ff' %we'y furnished room.
ELENEsrU w e'7 Front sleeping
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MRS ELIZABETH WARD please coll
Euoblo,k WoYd lab OsHEo 500

WANTGu. 1000 moro hundlos Co hc
wnshod IN uIro. clean aunfhuR rpting
water UIght WAY Laundry tn. tlo.4I2 IS.
cincinnati Phone rHaEo lli.l|f
Wusr MAIN MATEHNIrY SAHtTA.
rum. home for tho curs hni proteo-
tlon uf young women, rates reasonable .
habioA adopted. pr ~ ~ Newman. mod
isaI director lbT W. Main. oklahoma
city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
HOTELS -ROOMI&G HOUSES
RESTAURANTS
ANY SIZE. Best TERMS
CALL MAN, CEDAR 1908.

HOTELS. roomius houses aud homes
bought sold or traded. See Allison,
2oa Unity Bldg or call Usage i7ti.
If YOU WANT a hotel or r0oming house
buy now. II viii be harder to get bar
gain later. =. r, Houston. Cedar 4i2.
4os Security Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
HUDSON ESSEX

HUDSON ESSEX
1920 Buick roadster. nearly new, n
rare bargain.
Essex touring. rebuilt, NOW ares,
new paint.
Hudson Model ~, 7-passouEcr, now
cords. new paint
1929 Haynes touring
Nash sedan. new paint, wire wheels
All these cars are In fine condition
Terms n desired.
BOOST MOTOR COMPANY
l12l South Main Usage StIS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
EMPLOYMENT
sIri,TIoNS WANTED. rEMAAE

SITUATIONS WANTED, fEMAsI 70
LADY Experienced In genera othce
WORK. alsp y < operator desires posi-
ton Csl Usage 1859. -.
PRACTICAL NURSE, good references
OIage 30Ci. Mrs Alexander.
POSITION WANTED aa housckeoper by
middle aged competent woman. ltfer-
Cntes given. Phone Osage 29to-J.
SrESOGRAPHER- Eight years eineri-
rnce, wishes position In small ottice'
Temporary or permanent Usage lsts
WHITE LADY wants laundry work done
tu please. | specialize on SIX wear
os1rc aiii-J. .
WHITE LADY wants work; office work
desired. Phone Usage 6367-J.
WANTED ny experienced stcnographer'
permanent position. city references, SAL
nry reasonable. cedar loil.
WASTED--A child to care for and board
CaO Osage e334.
YOUSG LADY Three years experience
in 0tenoErnphic and clerical work &c
aires permanent position with relaolo
firm good references. Osagc 14ti.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
EMPLOYMENT
nrfr WANTtp-MNIT

HFTT WNNTFT--HNT'T ---'''
ROY with wheel. ouo who is through
school preferred. WEIGH MCSulty Motor
Co.,, Fourth and TrauNfor'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
PERSONAL PROPERTY
BtIInING MATERIALs

NIIININU WI FENI We
ALL KINDS Of used building mate
bought And sold. Tulsa Wrecking 'o
pauv 1920 =, sixth s.. cedar l4lV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

WASTED ta.d ,HfH q. HeIl ON small com
mission f.r private HHuUf. tf'd ttr
et,uprar t1 tufu Hblu pF,go iios.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
AUTOMOBILES
WNNTrn NTONOiiiII9S

.ttrnn.nuIr
~ iON'pp'tLo
WASTE. NtroMouiIrsS "
u.s.i.1 t.- rrI.at. u4r.r' rred ,,r
exchange u1 tUtfU HHIu pHtFc st0a
81 acuE farm iup,,v,l. to trade for
rood ..I 81. N,eY udE Ccdar a.
,. ,,,,
B(JAKD AND ktJOMO
uortIs "a
unrpi. sr. Louis
f,Ii,. .c,' fsaaon,H.o. t,,nHhrt or
...t.r .t.
..----..-.-
,......, '.. - 49,
i'",'i 'hl""kI I""'' .'o i",u". H'E
''.'' '"S. '',' 'n'
. p,,, ""'
''
JET ",N iu'lhL
.. alt h"uil'r ..
r..,t ., ,,r..,.rs ri'. ,,"is.i "a
n,It ,.ti.t," Af1ts
rtau' us,ge I..1.sIis
urrL ugrrt
,esp.,ist.o norm. Tor re-,e,,,tle
rEOriE
...., ,..,.,, .,.,.... ..,...........,
r..a's 81 d,, and Wv. ppr wcrs s. 10
naas. 1855.
,.....,f ..f .tt..r.t IN ,,
..... tu.,t. and ..,rp.stirr tsfts
Hpn u" ta'e 8 nod up. snaA d..
,iIGttIIut StEIIrING ROOMS 40
u....s t.r .r.. ,..r.. f. .uglt
r.... .ui tIfiaIus iH.. ,IotI.a ,.t.te
s..U.'f. entrance. 'Nssgr c5atI
i,...r.. ,g,, .,. ,...,.t...,
....,...ii,. r.,,.,,. ...'t ,.,,.a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
LIVE STOCK
LlvE sroCn An NhmClrs
pOULTKY AM NIrTIIIS

BABY CHICKs-Eeduced prices, ruI'
bred Lcghprns. Rocks, Reds, Sss ,s
dottcs. Orpingtons; best laying Ia
cataIog. Missouri Poultry IaTN
No.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

WVVWN"I NJ NNTTTIFV II
IA WrD" H. att. Two large uufurnlsh0d
uYttrn rooms. good drinking water.
DftEr gs1s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

FOR SALE-payonpa bookcase, '
cabinet, Usage si5,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
nEAL rsIArl In.,-

MONEY TO LEND
stralsht--Private-Mon'h'v Fay
Tulsa Rea' Estate
First Mortgage Loans.
Inspection To-day.
LEONARD. BBANIrF g. rwrya
s06-e07 l.. & J.. I4r. !,
Fifth and Main
Usage $500.
ASK FOR
MR.. SEARS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

v ~ LFI'"NnOu ttCOnU -NHUU I0TI TIWT-
AK body. Call Bin Chiffon. Cedar GtI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

JAR FOR SALE. Ia ncart Of city. doing
good business, reason for selling, other
business Caafe 44T2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

l9-KuOM rCominE house 81 900, haTf
cash, many other snappy Propositions,
Bettcr call me right now. Allison. Usage
4T44.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
on IAVps AND LrAsFs ~.

ARKANSAS OIL LANDS
II 900 ACRES covering we'll defined anti
cliues In Franklin county, 10 secure inn
mediate development Staulcrd derrick
now on 5000 acre block. l.. NJ. Guthrie
A. Sons. Ozark. Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

CAFE and lunch counter Tor Immediate
salo or trade, $3.50 cash. or secured
notes Ga trade. This is a bargain. u.
j. skaucky & Co, Cedar 1913. AS Robin
son l'ldg.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21
Births

George and Marie Bradford, 1909 Olive,
boy
Raymond and Emma Kuper. 9O19 Mere
dith. girl.
Rudolph and Pearl Zuranzie, 1887 S.
Pershing, boy.
Bernard and Cora ConrOy, 1919 w.
wilkins, girl.
Felix ana Louise Chiplls, 7O1 Prospect,
boy.
Lon and Ellen wnloughby, 1888 w.
Morris, boy.
George and Ethel Dean. PAS North
western, boy.
Carl and Rachel stammerer. $40 San
Hugh and Mabel Schenk, 2s4 North
Elder, boy.
Joseph and Ethel Bulman. 1891 HDl-
side, girl.
James and Mary Hooper, 538 E. Mar
ket, girl
Elihue aud Ruth Helenburg, 100 E.
New York, girl.
Marley and Yltalis Arthurholtz, 1910
Arrow, boy.
Ebert and Maude Martz, 127 n. Col
Harry and Lorraine swearinger 1862
Brookslde boy.
Charles and Pearl Heintz, 1904 College,
boy.
Arthur and Mary Raster, 415 S. Ritter,
Russell and Casperine King. 1902
Spann, boy.
Robert and Arizona Hodge. 23Os Con-
James and Bernice Goodwin, COL Arbor.
James and Lucy Judd. s14 Marion, boy.
George ana Mabel Bailey, 445 W. Four
teenth. girl.
Lewis and Alice Delaney, 1906 E. Mar
ket, boy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21
Police Pierce
Bubble Yarn
of Kidnapping

SHARON, Pa. July 2t.-rhomas NJ
Randolph's kidnapping tale blew al"
"Wednesday nlgAt when Randolph came
home Just one lap ahead of the police.
1t was thriller while 1T lasted but the
police stuck an unkind pin in the bsbble
and il burst. Randolph had written
his parents here that seven men We're
holding him for $1,000 ransom. Other
letters purporuBg to be from his kid
uapers" demanded the 10000 or they
would Kill him. Randolpds' father said
he would give 5000 for the kidnapers
but not a nickel ransom for his son.
When Randolph drove up in front Of
his Wife's parents home, be appeared ex-
cited and talked iucohereuuy. a minute
later the police arrested him on a
technical charge Of being a suspicious
person. He was locked up without bail
for a hearing.
Federal postal inspectors closely ex-
amined the letters demanding S50o0O
ransom. Some were from Randolph,
others from his supposed "ktdnap RS
The postal inspectors plan to lodge a
charge Of using the malls 10 defraud
while the Mercer County district at
torney announces nia intention to charge
Randolph with blackmail.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21
BUYING BOOM is
SIGHTED; STOCKS
ARE REPLENISHED
UpEOGrd Trend Reported in De-
ntGnd Throughout Country
for Staple Goods.

NEW YORK, July 21-The buying
boom is on,
Retailers throughout the country,
stalking thousands that business will take
jump in the fall, are laying in big
stocks for the first time in years.
Business is bound to take leap up
ward Alfred Sentl, buyer for large de-
partment stores from San Francisco to
Boston, declared.
Garment retailers l represent are plac-
ing large orders. The demand has taken
such a sudden upward trend IN the last
few weeks that we have been forced to
double our staff.
ut is a different kind of buying from
the pre-war days.
THE demand is for staple goods. Not
frills. People are going to buy stocks,
underwear and shirts-not ear rings and
fancy vests. All they want are utilities
and necessities.
There is no doubt that the public will
make a big demand for necessities in
September and October. For the last
few years many merchants have feared to
lay in new stocks in huge quantities and
have been selling what they had on hand.
But now they are convinced that we have
traversed a few more miles on that road
back to normally and are preparing for
the rush.
1T has been a long time coming-but
now its here.
There's going to be a business jubi-
lation in the fall and its time the boys
we're getting on the band wagon"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21
Deneen to Talk to
Republican Editors

According to the program OF the In
diana Republican Editorial Association
which viii hold in Lake and Porter
counties on July % and 20. Governor Len
Small Of Illinois now under ipdctment
for conspiracy, will not appear His
place has been taken by Charles S. De
neen former Governor Of Illinois.
Among the speakers at the banquet,
which will be held in Gary on Thursday
evening will be Senator New ana Watson,
Governor Warren T. McCray, f. NJ Was
muth, chairman Of the Republican State
committee, L. J. Hancock. president of
the editorial association, ard George b.
Lockwood, editor Of the National Re
publican.
1t has been originally planned to have
Governor Small as one of the speakers,
hut when he failed to respond to the in
vitation, M Dineen was selected.