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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Rent His Record.

"N'" ie tho diary OF young col
lege man;
- college again with a fine
record behind me, to wit: Twelve
dances. seven teas several theaters
and a long line OF broken hearts. 1t
was a great vacation and ! feel that
have. done myself and the college
Justice.
I've failed miserably. Saw Reg
gle Van Winslow and his record
beats mine. He managed TO get in
three more dances and one OF his
girls has followed him down here
says she won't leave him. Mine only
wept at my departure. After all, 1t
was a rotten vacation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Jurymnn DlsaunlIrIcs self.

GENEVA, Nov. ia dramatic
incident took place In the law court
Mt Lindau when a hanrsome wa
men named Millerhath appeared on
q charge OF poisoning her second
husband. As she entered the court
room, one OF the jurymen rose and
stated that the accused woman was
his former wife whom he had di-
vorced. The judge promptly eX-
cused the man from service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
May Prohibit Bui,rlrb,Ine.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 13.--Right
on the heols OF a vain attempt TO
make Mexico City dry" comes an
other reform movement In the form
OF a petition presented 10 the cham
Der OF deputies TO prohibit bullfight.
ing within the. federal district. the
center OF which is Mexico. City. The
petition is said to have the support
Of several deputies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
SMASHING YALE
GRID WARRIORS
TITLE FAV0RITES

NiW YOIiIt, Nov. ia.-,The
smashing, phngin., cupnblr band
81 ipothnll warriors that carried
~" blue standard Of Nnlc To
victory over the Princeton eleven
saturday nt New Haven ~
ranked. because of that triumph.
~ too strong u foe for the eleven
ot Harvard, which the Bulldog
meets next saturday Ia tho last
Of the seasons "big three"
clashes Princeton has won from
Harvard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s,-Breaking
the previous record by nearly II
hours, the American steamship
Southern Cross arrived here today
from Rio de Janeiro. Her time for
the trip was II days and 50 minutes.
The previous record OF II days II
hours and s2 minutes was held by
her sister ship, the American Le-
gion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Bessie Made Some Find.

ST. LOUIs-Figure the percent
age yourself.
Thomas Blundell gave Bessie
Brown, negress, / 900 silver simole-
ons for returning a pearl earring she
had found, The earring and its
companion, Bundell declared, are
worth S25,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
HIGH SCORES AT TRAP
EtCbcns ioscs One Ia 80 Pairs In
Doubics---tl lose CogfCyNiIle
Shoot.

CoFFEYNtLLE, Kan. Nov. IA
Ideal weather ana hich scores fea-
tured tho third and last dnv OF tho
Mallard's club fall trnr hootlng
tournament hero today r. / Fitch.
en-, local shooter, set ucy record
Tor the tourney when hc III ~ out
cf pcssihle 80 pairs In tnr orublcs
u. G, hoents uf Illinois 4 J. b.
Clay, Houston, TcNns amateurs
and two profession n'v. J. H. HInkle
and Homer Clark IA broke l4g
In the 100 tarr program, w.
Lambert, Oklpb. and Frank
Etchcn CoffcyNillu zach scored ldS.
u, W RenIro, Montana. was third
with ~, orl = y. McNcir Hous-
ton, Tc"as, md Il, G. CHIEF
wheeler, PuwhurSa, fourth, with
14G.
More than yiNty shooters from
many middle states competed In the
tourney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov 1S- Members
or the American jewish committee
at their fifteenth annual meeting
here today elected the following Of
ficers President Louis Marshall,
New York; vice presidents. Or. Cy.
rus Adler. philadelphia. and Julius
Rosenwald, Chicago; treasurer
Isaac w Bernheim.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

BOSTON, Nov. 1S.--labor lead
ers mounted pulpits In nearly n score
OF churches IN and near Boston to-
day To preach on religious ideals in
industrial relations, Enlargement OF
tho field OF the church to watch
over the material side OF life among
the workers was urged generally.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

Darling" said she, do you love
me as much as ever?"
Yes, dearie," said he, with his
nose buried in his newspaper.
That ought to have satisfied her,
but she had TO ask
WHY"
'oh, don't know. Habit, sup
pose"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
ChInese Delegate Arrives.

ABERDEEN. S. D.. Nov. IA
Lians Ten Yen, delegate from
China TO the armament conference
in Washington, accompanied by his
private secretary, passed through
Aberdeen this afternoon. Mr., LANG
refused to be interviewed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
EH.Empernr TO Exile.

CoNsTANTINOPLE.. Nov. ls. -
The British light cruiser Cardiff.
bearing former Emperor Charles of
Austria Hungary and his wife, Zita.
to their exile in the island OF Ma.
deira, left here today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Ardmorc Suspicious Churches

ARDMORE, Nov. lS-Rosolutiona
calling for investi.atlon OF charges
that church members arc owners
of buildings here alleged TO be used
passed at meetings OF the Ardmors
churches tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Just Like His Father.

A woman residing. on North Pc
can street told friend the other
day that their baby was so like his
father that when they took away
his bottle he started TO crawl to the
cellar door. .--Nnwata star
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

PAINESViLLE, Ohio, Nov. IA
Funeral services were held here too
day for Miss Mary Evans, president
emeritus of Lake Erie college, who
died at her home here Friday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

A French scientist has succeeded
in photographing stars close TO tho
sun by using screen against the
image Of the sun ana certain color
filters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
S. S. Cagc League Standing

Standing OF the Sunday School
Basketball league including games OF
iast week.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
ITALIAN STAR LINE
INDICTED FOR PLOT
Fraud Against Shipping
Board Is Charged.

Charges that the Italian star Line,
Inc. through its president, l.. Paul
Yaselli and others consprcd 10 obtain
the steamship Liberty Land from the
Shipping Board AT a reduction in the
purchase price We're made in an indict-
ment returned by the Federal Grand
Jury several days ago and released from
seal YESTERDAY On May l last, without
the knowledge OF the Shipping Board,
according TO The indictment. a fraudu-
lent reduction from S220 10 s2i5 dead
weight ton was obtained
The defendants named. IN addition to
the corporation and its president, are
James u. Butler. ship broker Max
Tin. assistant counsel in the legal de-
partment OF the Shipping Board, as
signed to the construction division and
Fred A. Bobbett. acting senior clerk Of
the ship sales division. Yasclli and Butler
carried on their operations through the
other defendants 1t is charged.
The Shipping Board, as 4 creditor re-
Gently had the Italian star Line, Inc.
placed IN the hands of receiver. va
scll was arraisned yesterday, pleaded
not guilty and was released n 500 bail.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
U. S. FOREIGN TRADE
DECREASES IN 1920
Volume Is Distinctly Less
Than in 1919-Principal Ey-
ports Show Declines.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The volume
distinctly less than II was in 1919, de-
spite the establishment of a new high
record In values for exports and im-
ports. according to the February Rouicic
Of Business and Financial Conditions,
issued tonight by the Federal Reserve
Board.
| The volume of exports OF twenty-ni1e
principal commodities, the board report
ed. declined about 3 per cent in 1920.
while the volume of imports of twenty
per cent. The year of 1920 saw a ten
dency toward more balanced condition
of the countrys international trade. indi-
Gated by the decided reduction in the
excess OF exports compared with i'm
ports in contrast to an excess of exports
of little more than S4,o0o,000.0o0 In
1919.
"Only through imports that we re-
ceive." the board declared, sis il possible
for foreign countries to pay us the veiy
large balance now outstanding. For that
reason the steady decreases in imports
that have been reported from month to
month since June. 1920, when imports
were at their peak, are not so encour-
aging"
Business and industry during Febru-
airy, the board asserted continued in
transitional and unstable condition. The
movement toward better conditions
was not wholly sustained during the
early weeks OF the month. due to
changes in the prices Of basic raw ma
terials. The employment situation in
the basic industries has been somewhat
improved, but that Improvement has
been offset partially by reduced em-
pioyment in other lines.
Although there are abundant indica-
tions that stocks of goods have been
greatly reduced and that a large volume
of potential buying Is in sight it has
not become actual, the board said. Cur
rent purchasing has been chiefly for inn
mediate needs because OF a feeling Of
uncertainty as to the future trend Of
prices.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.

MANIIATIAN.
The following judgments were filed yes.
tcrday. the first name belpg that of the
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
RECEIVER IN EQUITY.

Judge Martin y, Mnnton. IN the United
States Districf Court yesterday, appointed
william g. Fits receiver IN equity for the
National Printing service, me. printing pub
fishing and advertising. 81 West Thirty ninth
street wifh bond OF $4,000 The COM
pla anant IN the suit II james $. Hedges ~
Alenhurst, y. J., who claims $500 money
advanced TO Tie defendant.
Iii the bin OF complaint Hedges asserts he
I Is owner of 200 shares OF common stock In
the defendant corporation and a director OF
the same that tic defendant Il without
funds for current expenses and a receiver
II necessary 20 prevent loss 10 creditors.
7 The capital stock ~ given S5J 900. The
bfN of complaint discloses that there II n
disagreement Existing among the officials
OF the defendant corporation. Edwards,
Murphy & Minton are attorneys Tor the
compla inant.
r.. " Penupacker. Andrew j. Collins and
Edward Eagan. officials or employees of the
corporation. also are made defendants In
the suit.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
RAISE OF CANADIAN
FARES rs PROPOSED

A proposal 10 raise the charges for
passenger tickets on Canadian railroads
10 points across the United States bor-
der that the United states railroads
may get thcir share Of the charges in
United States funds instead of ia de-
preciated Canadian funds Is under con-
slderation by Canadian railroad off
cials An application 20 that effect has
been made by the Railwny Association
If Cauana 10 the Board of Railway
Commissioners.
The application i for surcharges
based on the following principles. along
the line adopted in the freight case.
First from All Canadian points on The
international boundary line 100 pcr
cent Of the rate Of exchange. - per
cent from points within fifty to sixty
miles of the border: 50 per cent. from
points within eighty to ninety miles
from the boundary. and p per cent.
from all other points No surcharge
s 20 be made on tickets via direct
route TO United states border points
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
.ppRAtsALs OF ESTATES.

EzRA FREDERICK WOOD January D.
fa1m. Gross estate. si.633.os0. net estate
$3.50 $50. Ills wife. Isabel g. Wood %
daughter Hllda W. Allcn. es I4a West
End avcnue. sI12 6s7. Hls sister. Louise
Ola-. ~ Los Angelo has life eetate IN
one-sixfh IL The residue.
GEORGE G. HicR. Chicago February -
lp4ot. leaving an estate OF $4,000 In
securities taxable in New YORK. Evenly
divided ietNeen his son. George G. Hicks
~ chicago. and hls daughter, Amy 81
Hicks. ~ Easf Seventeenth street.
ELLEN q. AYREs. Maiden. Mass debru-
arN 4. ip@u,, leaving al estate OF kSs,naS,
vtth sa.gi4 fazAble IN New Yorf. Her son
iu-law and granddaughter Losue \. Ben
uctf and Gertrude Bennett, receive $500
cash each. and her daurhter, Mrs. Carrie
Avres Bennett. tile residue. All bcneslci-
aries live N Maiden. Mass.
Lynn II. vriE AWAY. Cleveland. olise cpe.
camhsr :. ~giat. leaving an estate u
Ss1. i55 in 49, 'sigs taxable IN New York:
arc heusflciarie.
EpMuNp q nt'tSNEg. wilmington Del
lAugnst a. in2f.. leaving nn estate o,
81. see eig. VIM 81 a7.0 taxable in Sew Work
'rht amounts - 10 the nineteen bene-
flriarics are no givcn ssceW ~ the IN
stance ~ hls slcy, IN. IRA, Moodsou Con
vay. ~ Washington. v. -. who receives
sioa 600 ftia vifc stsie wooiaon Conway
purhuer ~ Wilmington - residuary
IE>Rv ,w KIMrAlI.. Rurllngton. ~. ,Nu-
rusf =. ia~n. leaving an estate of S.I.s0i
with s6.aoi taxable ~ Wow York, Ills
nrotber samuei A. Knnbali. ~ Broeiine
Ma. receives n legacy - s. .o0n and one
fpur.I of the residue. Elslu ncphcwe and
ni,cra receive onc-eiRlf;h eaeh of the re-
fnr inder.
AlArssF.p 81 Br-I.f.. East Orange n. y.
tD# rn,f itN, = 'pte II N37'T With
a.. una taxahlc n Ncw York. Thirteen
aopNgwa and nicccS receive ss5o each.
tnuf Ner ne ~ ana tWQ Htstts. - Mhfe-
lock rarier. Caroline and prrll Toolsr. all
n Eaa. ntanEr. revlvc $.aoer and one
ttira ~ $40 fgeituc each
MARY G KNits MAY ~ i3eni. Cross
sHtatn si-2sG Net Falate. <iJO.6sf.
Thcrc am siytecn beneficiaiics.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
PLEAD FOR AIR STATION.
RociSayay Citizens. Urge It's Re-
tention in Speeches Here.

An automobile carrying Lieuts. Louis
4. <loor and Walter Hinton, two OF the
officers who made the free balloon
flight into Canada. and others parked
Ii Broad street in front of the consoli-
dated Stock Exchange yesterday while
Eugene Lezinsky, chairman Of Rock
away citizens committee, spoke in favor
OF the retention Of the Rockaawy naval
air sta ation.
Chairman Lezinsky urged that petit
tons asking the Sinking Fund Commis-
sion 70 act favorably be- sent 10 Mayor
Hylan at once. The naval liculenanls
did nui speak.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
.EN dividend
SUcaR sToa *.

State Pennsylvania and nearby. Western
hennery whites, extras. Jnc. extra fIrsts,
fsWiac.. firvts. 43GfTc. gathered Whites
flrEtT 70 extra firsta, 43d fac. under grades
inu Sc. Pacific coast. white. extra fifsts
ia1 5oc. firats. ia $50. pulie,s. $40 3Gc.
whites. 2Sfi I5c, state. Pennsylvania aHf
fearby Western. hcnnery browns, extra. i0a
iac. gathered brown and mixed color-r
graded cytras. 3SI3Sixc. firs's r. extra
firxfs. a1i41S7iEc.
POTATOES. bermuda bhl SGTi0: old.
$50 he. s2q2..H: 1G5 lbs, si.5oao.IO. ia0
lbs.. Si.I0d2; Long Island. bag. S2.FoH3..rO
- eets, jersey. basket. $1.25p2.2l: southern.
basket. 81 81. vans. bbi.. SSdj
OJITRY, DRESsED.-F'T.I.sSIT KILLED
CHICKENS Boxer. 80a3 bbs., 2SaS4c.
bhis.. 21d3Gc. old cocks. 24a2sc rAPoNS--
Near by. 5edf0c: Western, asfi -Gr. slips
42a9sc. TURKEYS Young. .5D D60e.; old.
s'ff sc. rrrKS-WeEter 2Sff 40. GEESE
Western. 2Gft3Gc. GCINEAS-I'alr. 80. n
SIS. SoTABS-Dozon. S5din FfiOZEN--
CHICKENS Broilcrs. 36HaGc. frycrs. 3l1
2Gc. roasterg. ai0 tic. FowLS-27g asc. /.
oild cocks. "a &c. CAPoNSs-...tso,ll,sse TIR;
EENS-Npunr. a5pG2c.. old. a5d5sc. DUCKS
Long Island. 4ic.: Western. 30d i0c.
GEESE-Nrstrrn. 26Ha6c
POULTRY. IiNE.-FowfS-Frcirh 36c. !.
exprcHs. a6assc. CHICKENS reirli, aon
35c.; stags. 25e. CHfcKENS-Express 3o7r
4pe broiiefe. express. gnr.. old roo~ters,
freight. o0c TrRKEYS-r'releit. 4sc ,x-
press. SOC purKs-Freigh'. 55c.: express.
tafi iSc.. Long island. spring. 5Sc.: mus
covcy. 2hc GEEsE-Freight. 60 21c. cx-
pn4s. 2at@Gr SWAN-ftelRht or express.
i7c. rIGrCNS-pair. freight or express.
u-oT5o GlttNsAS Pate GoH7es uAB-
RTrS-Ib. express. 2aEHnl
The New York herald., 1921-03-03

ia dividend
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
SECURITIES At AUCTION

Si.5 600 ffokson Motors 1T mig, consf
gold bonds r. due iuly ir1. infrres.
iaNua- a. ara Iuly si51 lot.
ST. 500 Mldweti- TfAae ON : year 80 rrcg-.
gold notes, intcrptt Hay and November
81 lUt.
- Lnmson Hubbard nsuaainr ~ S13
70 Standard Textile Products. $40
40 Warren Bros sill.
chase National Baak ssi4
so Now Jersey Linc Eifu3..
$4,000 Scranton Anthracite Driqusf'c 10 ycar
iet mtre est gold bonds. IN. November
iniG $500 have Mn3. 1908 So 600 hav,.
November. 1911. $1,000 Hgve Nas. 1913.
ana $1,000 have Mag. 1915 coupons at
tarheh 81 100 lot
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee. ketSis
100 american Exchange Sacurities. class \
Sio5-.
900 t;sneaal Tractors DC
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
aoch islands OIL Lands.

geports circulated In Wall Street yes
terday were to the effect that active
prospecting for oil on lands owned by
tho Rock Island would be pursued this
spring via leases 10 be made hy that
road 10 operators.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
Texa. stock SiIo,m.p,

Complete details of tho stock allot-
mert TO stockholders or the Texas Com
pany were made public yesterday. Pay
ments for the new stock are 10 be made
as follows: Fifty per cent on or before
May - and 80 per cent. on or before
July s. The subscription Il available TO
stockholdors OF record on Aprll 90
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
AMERICAN CIGAR GAINS.

The American Cigar Company reports
for 1920 net earnings, after all charges.
expenses. taxes. &c, OF $2,fS9.S69. an
increase OF approximately 100000 COM
pared with Its 1913 figures. After pay
ment OF 100000 OF the oompany's pre-
fcrred stock dividends and $4,000 OF
>s-a common stock dividends, a surplus
Of - .0S9.S69 was left. \ stock dividend
OF SO per cent. paid IN December re-
duced its total surplus S5.00000O. and
made its 1920 profit and loss surplus at
the close Of the year sa,S0S,5S4.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
PRODUCE.

BEANS Marrow, aolee Ia-o. 40 lbs
Ss2a rod adns 7ogo S9uai1. white
Iidns,. si3.5Ovfi
1T ITTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
20, a5n1sisc. rXtras. N2 scofc, Stiec.. flrvts.
30 10 ~ score. d2ratn.. fir7f4. s. ~ ~
score, iaN5fc. seconds 50 10 81 score. 3nu
l1r.. lower rradts. 8lU3sc unsaitcd. highcr
fnpu extras. ~ G5sc. extras. 5G'tN STc. 4
flrste toff5Ai=r gsconds Iegisr; held o.
storage. extras, Asn iaci flrsts. i2p4sr. :
seconds, 2@uflc.s lower gradea. -sr8oe. /
uaulah easNs. fresh, i3iaa1tizc.. state,
dairy. tubs. Finest Jeft5tc good e. prime.
;3taor. common - fair, 2aftf2c. ladies,
e8rten; make. firsfs 21H2S-. seconds, 2ip
2firl lower vraHsT. s2r23c packing stock,
current mRkp, ~. :, eio.. so .. 23c. lower
grades inH22e
CHIsr~fs-stafe whole milk heidi cariv
made. Hat. specials. H.. 21ismGac. fHll
made, 2Hikff2fr. average run. 2flHn2ee. ],
fresh specia s 2sksr. average rtin. ID 1si4c y
lower grados iSM22c.. twins, heid, rpeciaia
agiAd gstsr avcrarc ruw .isN25izc VIA
consin. hcld flats, 25N21c held. ,wno, esd
2Gikc., sineit daiaca, held. 2n121i4c. double
Gaisiay. held. -ap2lc. young Amcriras, held,
gs02Sisc. fresh 2iu2Sc akims, held spe.
Utnle. ~ Hnf"' er., rriWr 70 choice, Ut ICE. .
falr Il eood, ioofes lower eradcf i1fac
tsfsGs. -rrcsh ra htrcll. cflras dozen. asu
gvs eN'sn fit ts bgs4a1hc flrst-. %
.F..t sreUnNs. - 3.I,e 'irtiea. No. I, 500
....e.. clocks. faiN in glote. tts IVA n@"'. i
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Thomas s.. Abrams. Jr. forrnerl, wi.h
Bonbrirht g. Co, Inc. has Joined the bond
department OF CLARK Williams < Co
The Bankers Trust Company has beon ar
pointed registrar NJ stock of tho a. 4 Case
plow Works Company.
The Producers and Hafiuers Corporation
las received from the Department Of m
terror an oil and gas lease covering 100
acres in the Salt Crsek field wyoming
Tive company has Tiled application for other
iands. its total claims covering TO acres
ln Salt Crock.
Morris & Smith, CO broadway have isauad
review - the Reading Company and the
privileges conferred under segregation pro.
Visions
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
ROYAL DUTCH ADDS CAPITAL.

AMsTrRpAM. March e.-Thc ROYAL
Dutch Oil Company announced to-day
an increase IN rs capital stock from
800 600 900 guilders 10 COO. o00. 900
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
100 LasuEs ron scuooLpoY.

wAsIgtsoToN, March 2.--Corpprai pun
ishinent OF school children Us 'lilsely u
indicate weakness in the teacher" T.. i.
rlaxton. Federal Commissioner OF Edu-
cation. said to-day in n statement
10 reports he has received 81
severe punishfnentS IN some schools. one
report told of a iA-Aeor-oid hoy havinx
received loo lasics.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03

Through error, what was purported 10
be the annual statement OF the General
cigar Company was printed IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD OF yesterday
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
We Have Orders I'm:
Industrial Stocks

fNdUNtftUt DtOth'
Bliss, E. W., Com. & Pfd.
Carbon Steel, Com. & Pfd.
City Investing, Com. & Pfd.
Eastman Kodak, Com. & Pfd.
ingersoll Rand Co.
Singer Manufacturing
Van Raalte, Com. & Pfd.
Sugar Stocks
Central Agnirre Sugar
Central Sugar, Com. & Pfd.
Fajardo Sugar
Federal Sugar
National Sugar
Savannah Sugar, Com. < Pfd.
West India Sug. Fin. Pfd. & Is
Bank STOCKS
Great American ms.
Corn Exchange Bank
Equitable Trust
Lawyers Title & Trust
Natl Bank of Commerce
National Park Bank
StOne,PrOSSer&DOty
81 William ST.. N. Y. Hanover 1888
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, March Bar silver, 81 "a 4.
an ounce bar gold. i04s. sd. +. money.
5a per cent. Discount rates-Short
bills. 7ls per cent. three months bills.
6ss a6 l1-16 per cent Gold premiums
at Lisbon. 40
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules IN bankruptcy were
flied Wednesday IN the United States Dis
trict Court.
NEW YORK vEI.ODROME COMPANY, INC.
Against whom n petition ives filed ianu-
airy 20. 1921. Liabilities S49.Gs, all un-
secured claims and assets OF Si11.n19, OF
which 1000 is real estate. $4,000 un-
iiauidated claims. SIs.5t8 bills. promissory
notes and securities. and $500 machinery,
tools, dc. Kotzen Brothers are attorneys
for the bankrupt
CHIC MADE DRESS COMPANY-Against
whom a petition was filed October 10.
1890. Liabilities 2,a3o. Of which s22 $40
are unsecured claims. and assets OF $6,14O
OF which S6.035 represents debt due IN
open accounts. S55t property in reversion.
trust Sc. and $3.50 deposits Of money in
bank. Joseph Krinsks is attorney for the
bankrupt.
SANTIAGO BRIoNES. TNC.--Aganst whom
petition was filed January II, la2l.
show liabilities OF SiG,IlS, Of which Sf5,-
76f are unsecured claims and $9o4 taxes
and debts due United States. and assets Of
S9.410. OF which 5000 Is stock in trade,
SO 900 machinery. tools, &C., Sl,alo debts
due In open accounts, and So 600 other per
sonai property. Barnes. Chilvers 4 lial-
s;cad are attorneys for the bankrupt.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS


The first name Is ,ha, OF the debtor. the
second that Il the creditor. and dates when
judgment was filed:
srLBERaER & SONS COD. Lev
inson: Dec q. 1870. ...,......... Sloops
SrDEROy, Abraham N. Goldmuntz
Ct al: Feb. fe 1927. ............ f0@6v
wooi.sLEGER. Joseph. United Dis
tillers Co. Oct. -. isiS.: 2ie-oo
KAUFMAN. Isaac, and Fidelity
Casualty CO. OF n. y.-People.
y&c. Rec. o. 1920 6vacated) ...... 10000
LEINER. Adoiph-A. J. Appel
MAnGuEvITHA. Mitcheil--H. A.
Treat sept. IL. 1890. 2s'bs
MCCARTHY. Caroline and jerome
W. Rosenrhal-Tweifth Ward
Bank Of the City Of y. y: April
McpowELL COD. j.. wagner: -
ssMF-1 rfiiir: Oct. .. ioi4... 1ace On
COMFY Island GRAvEsEND
AVENUE ny. Goa r. Gross; a. 80
C.PEENBERG. Meyer. and Jack Al
yenio-H Sachs; Feb. =. i9ai... vs0W
DASzo Frank. and Fidelity a
Casualty CO. Of n N.-People.
Sc Iuns -. 1918 tvaca,edl 5oolo0
wAssERsiAS Max and Fidelity
and Casualty Co. OF ). Y.-same;
Dec -. 1890 tvacatedl 800. 5ocW
munts n ai.: Aug Is iaao ...-. o.545.7o
SHAPIRO. Bernard-M Hayes;
srr.zeERcER III Err 4 SONS COD.
Levinson. Nov. q. 1919. .......... l.3s2ps
TEXTILE ny PRODUCTS CORP
A. Louis Jan. 10. 1911. ........ 2.423.o7
HARDNESS. Florence :. and John
Teb. i. 1921. ei...................,., ss.5.7s
AT At. III pee =. io2o .''..'.......... 5sse5
BRONX.
GuTTNAN. Harry O.. and William
:. sussman-H. b. solomon; Jan
~, W.. .t..+s*.s s.'....s* l-o.'r