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Williams news., 1921-04-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

1 Be sure and see "The Rivers End" Sunday Night at the Sul- tana. Marshall Neilan Special Jas. Oliver Curwood Story. The Greatest Motion Picture.
 Mems Gauntlet gloves, leather palms, 3 pr. $1 at Variety store Mems bib overalls and jumpers good grade $1.5O Suit $500, at the Variety Store. adv.
 The You and I Club met at the home of Mrs. Juhl, We'd nesday afternoon, last. A grand lunch was served.
 Look at our complete line of Parker Lucky Curve fountain pensi Some beauties especial ly appropriate for gifts. The Sultana.
 Amoskeag Gingham, your choice, 5 yds. for $1.1O at the Variety Store.
 O. O
 J. H. Kelley left on No. 9 today (Friday) for Murietta Springs in California. After a week or so there he will go into Los Angeles to buy goods for replenishing the stock in his store. MT. Kelley says that he does not yet feel fully recover ed from his recent attack of pneumonia, and he is going to the Springs to recuperate.
 oAT HAY FOR SALE
 30 tons of good oat hay for sale at ranch formerly known as the McGee place, 10 miles north of Williams.-For partic- 1 ulars address Box 37, Williams,
 Mrs. Minar Owens receiv-
 ed a message from Los Ange-
 les, last week, stating that a
 baby girl had arrived at the
 home of her sister, Mrs.
 Marion Smith. The little
 daughter weighs 8R. pounds
 Mother and baby are doing
 we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

Mrs. Dudley Burchard returned
yesterdny from China, whore eho
spent the winter months as the guest
81 her son and daugbterin.l law. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Burchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Carpenter re.
turned Monday from snn Francisco.
coming North on the steamship We.
natchee.
Miss Nellie Cornish. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frances J. Armstrong. MIR. and Mrs.
Jou-Jerville. Mrs. Sarah Y. -. Pea.
body and Mr. Boyd Wells are attend.
ing the Washington State Music
Teachers convention In Ellonsburg
this week. and viii return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Conner.
Of Lake Forest Park. are receiving
congratulations on tho birth Of IA
daughter at the Virginia Mason hos.
pital. April 8.
Mr.. william Edria left yesterday
for California by motor. Mrs. Edris
and small daughter will leave about
May To join him in San Francisco,
where they will make their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Spring ACTIVITIES OF
SEATTLE CAMPFIRE GIRLS

Wcwoto camp were entertained
Saturday Mt the home OF Caroline
nonham NJ an April Fool party. All
the girls dressed up In motheu'
clothes.
shuinaia camp Mt Clear Lake is
prncticinR for play
Witonohi girls put 90 IN the
treasury as "A result OF their food
sale.
Last Friday. Camp ISiloaua held
Grand Council fire with tho We
folioa group. at the homo Of Mrs.
X. J Ward. Sunday six girls went
To tho Woodland Park Presbyterian
church for the council flre.
The onoway girls decided they
hated the rain last Saturday for
they had planned AN out-of dooui
council fire with the Bluobenr,ir
also attending. However. they
hikcd to the home OF Clara Hicklan
and had their dinner around n
huge fireplace.
Ahwandnh camp met nj the home
OF Miss Main last Friday 20 make
further plans for their vacation.
April ola at tho Ackernon home
on Mercer island.
At business meeting Tuesday.
Camp Tawanann voted 10 admit
Mercer Gregory into the rtoup aa
probationary member. also Mar
farct Tanner. Plans were com
pleted for the dance. April .. hi
Iittie'a hall.
Tho chcenalo Camp Fire girls
OF West Seattle recently had their
monthly council fire at tho home
OF Garnett Leyman. A fashion
show. given by four OF the girls.
WINS a marked success.
Tuesday tho girls OF Ixanzan camp
went 10 Mercer island for a, hike
with much difficulty they started
fire and heated stones. on which
they cooked bacon and eRTn.
Lochewo camp enjoyed one after
noon OF last week In hiking around
Green Lake.
The Komaiwa girls hiked Sa;ur.
day TO Volunteer park and held
their monthly business meeting. er'
tenaivo plans being made for the
past week -cnd trip across the sound
at Major InKraham's camp at lila.
hce.
The wotor- girls aro now work
Ing on their headhands and cor
tunes. which they hope TO finish
In the near futnro
Mrs. jennings second camp or
tho we.io-was camp met last week
TO choose camp symbol The
one drawn by Helena Lempke was
finally chosen
Thursday evening. April ~. win
be tho regular monthly Guariians'
association meeting. The annual
election OF officers win take place
and everyone is urged 20 attend.
on Monday. April 4. Miss Brown.
with Mra. c. w. Sumson. went up
Hoods Canal TO look a, a camp
Ate. Tho alto has not yet b~rn
decided upon but II will be chosen
IN time 90 announce next week.
Tho birthday presents from the
various groups have been slow In
coming In
The an.oamp hike WIN Be on
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THE ONLY WAY

Carrie, I'm thrilled 20 death and
know Bob Ia pleased. He told me
so last night. and that isn't all he
told me" Florence was truly elated
and blushing profuseiy.
Come. come. Flo. tell me All
about H. What's the cause OF this
great jubiiation7"
We'll. Bob took me TO the dance
last night and OH but had n glor.
ious time. and he said he loved my
new dress and also"
Your new dress7 Why this ex.
travagance right on top OF that new
Easter sult7 Where on earth did
you ever scrape the money to-
gether7"
Il didn't. got everything at
Cherry's on credit. Merely n prom.
Use TO pay and. really. that's the
only way 10 buy. You'll love the
things, Carrie. sh. and I told Bob
and he's going to get a suit there
too. and I'm going 10 help him pick
II out. Their store is Mt 207 RiaIto
Bldg, on Second Ave. between Mad.
ison and Spring. over tho Pig'n
Whistle. "--Advertiscmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
SNAKESRIN GLOVES

In Paris they're wearing gloves
made OF makenkin. The gloves are
made from small pythons. the skin
being alternating strips OF black and
silver. and present most striking
effete when worn at full length. Two
small cfneralds on tho back of the
hand initiate the serpent'H eyca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

Mrs. Haiford &. Hnckett. Of Il
waiia, Will arrive tonight IN -
guest Of her mother. Mrs. matc|
Martin until after the weddingA
sister. Miss Ruth Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. WilIiamZ =
and daughter. Helen Aim \
left yesterday for San Francil
be gone several weeks.
Mrs. George. Newiove. wifs
Capt George Eewiovs, y. 8. A.
Miss Margaret Ncwlove. left SuG
for Vancouver. -. C.. where
will be the guests Of Col. chsrles
Way. u. +. A., and Mrs. Van
for "A month.
Mrs. George w. Dickinson left
ierdsy for Portland 10 he gons
eral days.
Miss Mildred Allen Of Tacon
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth q
wick until Saturday. Il
Mr.. r. ". Robcrtson and
Cynthia Robertson are eailiu4]
the 8. s. President Saturda
California. They expect 10
several months al Coronado.
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Wedding Anniversary
Celebrated

In celebration OF their first we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Sumrall were dinner hosts
at their home last Saturday evening.
An artistic arrangement OF daffodil-
centered the pretty table around
which covers were placed for is
guests. Large clusters OF the yellow
daffodils tied with white tulle were
used in decorations thruout the
rooms. and dancing completed a de-
lightf1l evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

Mercer island this week. led by
Mn. stella Smith and MIR. Prit.
chard Of Fast Seattle. Girls viii
meet nj Lesobi park in time 10
take the 0 o'clock boat Bring
your own lunch and cup. Two
other guardians will meet there
with the girls. Round trip will
be zoe.
Miss Anne simons and Miss Rose
Glass will take the girls ito Port
Townsend Saturday. April ..
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Reception By
Miss Cornish

In compliment to Miss Kathleen
Ceilings. daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. w.
+. Ceilings. who are leaving April IL
to make their home in Sutherland.
England. Miss Nellie Cornish viii
hold a reception Sunday afternoon
from 4 until nj the Cornish school
Miss Ceilings, who Is a pupn Of
Miss Marion Coryeri. Will give n pro-
gram made up largely OF her own
compositions. Friends are cordially
invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

The Dickens Fellowship will meet
Tuesday evening. April IL. Mt 3
o'clock In the Yesler branch OF the
public library. gard and Yesler Way.
"A Tale OF Two Cities'' will he dis
ctssed among other things. All who
are interested In the writings OF
Charles Dickens are invited TO at
tend. Anyone desiring Information
about the fellowship should com.
municate either with the president.
Mr.. II. j. O'Connell. 1871 Second
ave. North. Queen Anne io43. or
with the secretary. Miss Mary -.
Gardner. Raymond apartments. Main
1850.
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~ Episcopal church. Rev. William II.
Bliss reading the service In the pres
enco OF relatives and n few close
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent left immedi.
at.iy after the ceremony on their
wedding trip. and will be Mt hom.
after May at sis Queen Anne ave.
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LATEST IN
FASHIONS

oculintA say that milady who buys
tortoise shell glasses these days In.
siatH on the rims matching In shade
her frock. Instead Of buying one
pair. II is becoming quite common
for her 10 buy three and four with
rims OF various shades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Boudoir Shotcer for
Miss Martin

As q pr~nuptiai compliment 10
Miss Ruth Martin. Mrs. J. Thomas
Hail is entertaining tomorrow eve
ming at tho homo Of Mrs Lucicn fas-
nett with boudoir shower.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Matte +. Martin and Mrs Alice NJ.
Morris. Twenty four intimate friends
OF Miss Martin have been hidden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
HIKE! IT'S
HEALTHY
DO You hike enough

DO you hike enough
It's the best exercise known.
And IL you're thin It's ideai---if you
have the will power 10 resist eating
heartily after the hike For hiking
creates an appetite. and II you eat n
bigger meal on your return. all the
good the hike has done you Is taken
away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Social Good Times Club

The Social Good Times club will
give progressive whist drive every
evening but Tuesday at $40 p. m,
room 1. old X. OF +. hall. First and
Pike st. Merchandise certificate hon.
ors awarded.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge
Dinner Hosts

In farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Guy F'rink. who arc leaving on the
wena,chee for n trip 10 the Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. HOG. were
hosts last evening ut dinner given
In the rcd room Of the Hotel Wash.
ington.
Covers were placed for Is guests.
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Alfred Cortot. brilliant French
pianist. win appear here In concert
Wednesday evening. April 20. In the
First Methodist church. His appear.
anco will be under the auspices Of
Sherman.Clay a Co. and the concert
will be for invited guests only. There
will be no public sale Of tickets.
During cortot's American tour
last season the West made the mos,
profound Impression upon the plan.
list. On his return to tho East he
requested his management to make
arrangements for return engage.
mcnt " possible. However. before
this could b. accomplished letters
were received asking that time reaer.
vations be made for the coming sea.
son. cortot win spend the month Of
April on the Pacific coast. appearing
In a number OF cities In California.
and then make a short tour OF the
Northwest, where he has not pre-.
viously been heard.
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Fairy Piper"
Enanae1nent Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Finch an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Fannie. to Mr.. Harry
Cohen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A L..
Cohen.
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Miss MsLaughlin Weds
Mr.. McCulLO2t0h

Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Mclaughlin an.
nounce the marriage of their daugh.
ter. Grayce j.. to Mr.. Carl ID. Nc.
Cullough Of Yakima, formerly OF
Seattle. The wedding was solemn
ized March 20 in st. James
cathedral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. 4. q. McMickcn entertained
with a luncheon OF eigh, covers to.
day In her apartment at tho Arcadia.
Bridge occupied the afternoon hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Miss Meyer Wed in
Trinity Church
This MOrnin1

The wedding Of Miss Dorathea
Phelps Meyer. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Phelps Meyer. to Mr.. Lyle
Stsvcr Vincent was quietly solcmniz-
81 this morning at 8 o'clock in Trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Mrs. Smith Complimented
Mt luncheon

with Mrs. A. r. Smith as the
honor guest. Mrs. Eustus Wood en-
tertained with a luncheon OF six
covers at her home today.
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Seattle
Society

Beautiful Service at Trim
ity Church Unites Miss
To,cnscnd and Mr..
Whiteld,c; Miss Meyer
WEEDS Mr.. Vincent; Pre-
Nuptidl Compliment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

In the fourteenth century. pbysi.
clans received annuities, besides pay
for each case. from their patients.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

Government departments In Wash.
ington send out an average Of 700 900
pieces OF mail day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Mr.. r. A. Fleming Of the voca.
tional depa rtmcnt of the Seattle
schools will talk on the Five Stages
of Education and Mr. r.. HELLER.
Coiiens viii furnish special music at
the meeting OF the Lowell School
Mothers club Thursday evening.
April Z, at 7t5.
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The Social Score club will meet at
the homo OF Mrs. Dean Rice. Lake.
side apartments. for luncheon at 1
y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Lorraine Chapter

on Friday evening. April g. the
Lorraine chapter. order Of the East
ern star. will hold Is annual dance
OF the year in the shrine auditorium
OF the Masonic temple at Pine ~.
and Harvard ave. This affair viii
be open 10 all Eastern Stars. Masonn
and their friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Club Birthd1y

Tho women's University club
will celebrate its seventh birthday
tomorrow afternoon at twee-thirty
O'Clock. when gifts for the building
fund will be In order.
During the afternoon a musical
program will be given by Mrs.
Harry Bowen.
might" London Ronald
Violin obligato by Mrs. Herbert
Carter.
Fairy Piper" ........... Brewer
ITO Hill Top" Cox
"The Star Way" 49,. Winter Watts
The hostcsses will be Mrs. Wal
lace N. MacBriar and Mrs. Richard
w. Huntoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

Frances Aida. the brilliant SO
prano OF tho Metropolitan Opera com.
pany. will be heard In Mcany hall
April II. under the auspices Of the
women's League OF the University OF
Washington. She II one OF the mos,
versatile singers now appearing be
fore the public. Her rendering Of
songs Is mastery. according 10 the
best critics in this country. and her
beautiful voice Is remarkably clear
and her diction pure
Born In New Zealand under the
British flag and of English parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Lincoln High School P..T. A.

Lincoln High School PIT. A. will
entertain with a Dads" night on
Friday. April q. at . y. m. In the
girls gymnasium OF the school build.
ing. Following an exhibition OF tho
girls gymnasium classes a short
program viii be given In tho mn.
sembiy room. including dolls
dance" Refreshments will 10 served
cafeteria style In the lunch room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Kansas Woman's Club

Tho Kansas Woman'n club viii
meet with Mrs Guarie Baker. 2ioi
N. e2nd st. for luncheon at 1890
o'clock.
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Clubs
CIIBs FOR FRIDAY


SoSM score tiuh
The Social Score club will meet at
the homo OF Mrs Dean Rice. Lake.
side apartments. for luncheon at 1
y. IN.
Kansas Woman's Club
Tho Kansas Womnn'n club will
meet with Mrs Guanie Baker. sioJ
N. e2nd St. for luncheon at 1890
o'clock.
Lorraine Chapter
on Friday evening. April g. the
Lorraine chapter. order Of the East
ern Star, will hold ~ annual dance
OF the year In the shrine auditorium
OF the Masonic temple at Pine ~,
and Harvard ave. This affair viii
be opcn 20 all Eastern Stars. Masonn
and their friends.
Ame~icaniratiou Department
Amcrioanization department OF the
woman's Century club. at Y. w. G.
A. at y. IN. Election OF officers.
All members urged 10 be present
Literature and Travel Department
Literature and travel department
Of the woman'a Century club, at Y.
w. G. A, AT II n. tn. Program,
-Autohiographiea." Mrs. W. \. Gris-
void. and Down the mississippi"
Mrs. /. Il. Kirkpatrick. Election OF
officers.
Woman's Century Club
womans Century club. at Y. w.
c. A.. nj p. m. Election OF dele
gates 20 state convention. Program
IN charge Of Spanish and pariia.
msntary procedure departmental,
British. American Association
BritiHh.Amerioan association. In
rino Arts hall Bring and buy sale
and musical program. Strangers Of
British birth cordially invited.
seward Social and Literary Club
Seward Social and Literary club.
with Mrs. l.. l.. Cannon. Sand ave.
y. and Oregon st. at .. m. Sub.
ject. birds OF Seattle and Vicinity"
Phi Mu NothcrS Club
Phi Mu Mothers club. with Mrs
c. W. Gilman. s7ss 18th avn. y. y.
Sewing.
Music Department
Music department Of the woman's
Century club. M Federated club.
house. Mt p. IN. Election Of officers
and program.
W. G. r. u. Institute
A w. G. r. u. institute win be
held In the chapel. sist and Madison
at. Friday. April \. beginning at 10
a. m A good program has been pre-
pared. Bring sandwiches. the rest
OF tho lunch viii he free. Visitors
welcome.
Harrison PIT. a.
Tho Harrison PIT. A. win enter
tain with a social evening and NOV.
Ing picture exhibit at the school
Friday evening. q .. m. Refresh.
ments served. An welcome.
Bi.hop Rowe 10 Spcnk
Under the auspices Of the Won
ans, auxiliary Of Christ Episcopal
church. Bishop Rowe. Of AlaHis.
will speak at Hyiand haii. tsos 18Th
ave. ~. f.. at .. m. on Friday. Tho
election OF officers VIII follow the
meeting and every one interested II
invited to attend.
Anad~i Club
The Ana5ei club will give the first
Of It's series Of spring dances on Fri.
day evening. April sth. at the
knights Of Columbus ballroom. Har.
ward and Union NJ. Campau's or
cheasra has been secured for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07
Am~icaniratiou Department

Amcrioanization department OF the
woman's Century club. at Y. w. c.
A. at y. IN. Election OF officers.
All members urged 10 be present
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Mount Baker Park Social Club

The Mount Baker Park Social club
will hold n. next dance Friday eve.
ming. April .. In tho club house. This
dance win he Informal instead OF the
usual formal dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

The Anaaei club viii give the first
Of It's series of spring dances on Fri.
day evening. April sth. at the
knights Of Columbus ballroom. Har.
ward and Union NJ. Campau's or
chessra has been secured for the
evening Tho committee In charge
is: Mr. Ray Sullivan. Mr. Phil
Miller. Mr.. Frank Twohy and Mr.
Tttxmaurtce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

Under the auspices Of the Won
ans, auxiliary Of Christ Episcopal
church. Bishop Rowe. Of AlaEts.
viii speak at Hyiand hall. fsos 18th
ave. ~. r. at , .. m on Friday. The
election OF officers VIII follow the
meeting and every one interested Is
invited to attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-07

Literature and travel department
OF the woman's Century club. at Y.
w. G. A.. at II n. tn. Program.
-Autohiographiea." Mrs. w \. Gris-
void. and Down the Mississippi. {"
Mrs. l.. u. Kirkpatrick. Election Of
officers.
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woman's Century Club

woman's Century club. at Y. w.
C. A.. nj .. m. Election OF dele
gates 20 state convention. Program
IN charge OF Spanish and parlia'
mentary procedure departments,
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seward Social and Literary Club

A w. C. T. u. institute WIN be
held In the chapel. sist and Madison
at. Friday. April \. beginning Of 10
a. m. A good program has been pre-
pared. Bring sandwiches. the rest
Of tho lunch win he free. Visitors
welcome.
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Tn. Harrison PIT. A. viii enter
tain with n social evening and NOV.
inK picture exhibit at the school
Friday evening. .. m Refresh
menta served. An welcome.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
TRADERS IMPAIR
PRICE OF STOCKS
Attacks Of Professionals
Directed Upon the
Leading Issues

NEW YORK. oct. Directing
their attgks against certain Of the
more vulnerable imucs. profcs.
glonal interests were enabled to- of-
feet further Irregular impairment
OF prices in Sc stock market today
Tobaccos, oila and junior H,ccls.
cqulpmonta and motors were the
especial targets cot the shorts su-
matru tobacco led tho reaction. do.
cliniug az points ON the suspcn-
Hion ~ dividend payments.
Mexican and European oils bore
the hrunt Of the rpactiouprv move
mcut iu that division. falling 1 to
nearly ; points. Selling OF the for
NOR again. was accompanied by cir
cumstuutial rcports dealing with
their productivity
COppors retained much of their
recent Improvement and shippings
rallied in tho latter art of tho sos
sion. Dealings In rails were light.
Sales amounted To- $4,000 shares.
Countrywide easement OF credit con-
dltions, as evidenced hv lower re-.
discount rates at Philadelphia and
Minneapolis accounted for further
relaxation at this center on tho
exchange call loans opened and
held at AZ per cent. with free sun.
plies at I per cent outside.
with one exception. Liberty Issues
rose To best pricos ~ tho year on
very large dealings. Victory notes
easing slightly Mqslchn govern
mcnt i's and SIS featured the for
eign group, riaing / "a ana IN per
cent respectively. Total salco, (par
valuc) 31S.250,o00,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

In the Oil Fields
CoNTiNuEp FRuM PRECEDING
T.. ". MariaHd Is Back

T. ". Marland has arrived in
Pouco city after a three months.
RoJourn In Europe. whore he. with
Mrs, Marland, enjoyed themselves
10 tho limit
u have been away for three long
months, and am therefore entirely
out OF touch with the situation here.
and the pruspc "a Tor a better price"
said Mr. Marlgnd, II am moro inter
cstcd In finding out the situation ~
it is now, than IN making guess
az to the future of the oil market"
Mr.. Marlund ig one OF the fortu-
nate ones In the refining business,
inasmuch ms he has "A world of crude
and is. therefore. In a position TO
ga through tho next year with its
Increased demand, with every conf
deucc. His return homo will be
welcome news 90 large circle of
friends throughout the oil country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

NEW YORN-Tho Central Trust
company ot Illinois Kissol Kenni-
colt company Hableton company,
and Dominick and DominiclS> are
Offering S36O0,000 Phillips Pet.
Co. 10 year ~ per cent gold de-
benturo bonds az 90 and interest to
Yield about 74b per cent,
In connection with the offering a
statement OF earnings issue sub
mittrd showing that ioi the first
ak months OF 1891 net after taxes
and maintenance totaled Sl,79l ,09b,
Tho balance sheet shows net tang
lble assets az OF June 80 last of over
S31,7SO,0OC OF which over 10 million
dollars represent earnings re-invcst-
ed In property and over $4,000, 900
from proceeds OF stocks sold To the
public FOR cash.