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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05
Chasing a Spirit. 4"

II IS this fear OF spirits which IS at the
root OF a most surprising custom. When
the young men march 20 war-and there
have been may wars within the bound
aries OF China itself in recent years-ths
homo folks hope they may return safe
and sound FOR more than tho usual rea-
son OF family affection. For II the young
man should die away from home how
can the home folks be sure that his
spirit is buried?
Sometimes IN a FAR stretch OF coUn-
try there Will como 20 the ears OF a
traveller a sound which at first Is low
and then rises IN pitch and grows In
volume. II IS a most weird noise. in
describably uncanny and pathetic II
the traveller hears this IN wartime he
NAV be sure that news has just come
70 this village that some q is sons have
fallen on the field % battle.
The home folks are calling 20 the
spirits OF the dead. They ere trying 10
attract their attention and bring them
near. ia tiny gust OK wind stirs dead
leaf. or = squirt OF dust IS blown into the
air. one OF the mourners throws cloth
over Il. He has caught the spirit % the
lead relative You may BE sure that
he family sees 10 Is properly buried 80
will not trouble them.
Curious and perhaps funny a. this
NAV seem 20 Us. u IS a very real and
most important part OF the lie q many
4 moor Chinese slave to superstitton-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05

quart. enough 80 kill n million bedbugs.
reaches. heas and cOties and at the
sine time destroy their eggs
impossible Cor them 10 exist when p
ID. -. IS properly used Free. patent
spout in every package 20 get the pesky
devils In the bard tot get at places and
save the juice.
Special Hospital AMI Hotel size 50 -
makes I've gallons Of p. ID. Q-your
druggist has u or can get 10 for YOU.
or sent prepaid upon receipt Of price by
the owl Chemical Co. Terre Haute. Ind
Success Of L. n. .. has caused imita
tors. genuine +. II. .. is never peddled.
Sold by American Drug store. Central
Drug store. South Bend: Red Cross
Pharmacy. Mishawaka: opera & Frumas
Drug store Eikhart. Ind. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05
Is Tennis Fan.

Rep. Roy Fitzgerald of the Day
ton district is a tennis fan of the
first order of enthusiasm, and If he
has his way tennis will soon become
the popular congressional sport. He
has conceived the idea of establish
ing a tennis court in the inside en-
closure of the house office building.
which has a beautiful lawn and is
said to be splendidly adapted for
this outdoor amusement. AS the
enclosure is entirely surrounded by
five tiers OF offices of members of
congress the games played there
would not only furnish amusement
for the players but also for the
work brittle members and their Of
flee assistants who could look on
Through the open windows, and
there would never be any lack Of
rooters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05

Dorm color blind. It Is exactly as II I'D
were born with missing finger. or as if
ne failed to cut the normal number or
teeth. He simply lacks the color sense.
and that is all there Is about II. BY
patient training he may become capable
or Distinguishing lanterns showing the
primary colors. depending upon the
quantity and volume OF light. rather
than upon the color itself. as we do.
Color blindness Is not a disease. il Is
natural defect. Just astigmatism
and near-sightendness are natural de-
fects.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05
Y O Il K II E 4 LTH
What That Curious Defect
Color Blindness Really Is
By ROYAL S. COPELAND, NJ. d.
Commissioner of Health, New York City
used to read, now and then, Of terrible

WYE used to read, and then, Of terrible
w accident where engineer drove past the
signal light and dashed into another train,
killing lot Of people. He may have been asleep in
his cab. He may have been intoxicated More .iSe!y
he color blind.
Such an accident is not common in these days
Shorter hours Of labor have left the engineer free
from the dangers of undue fatigue The rules Of
transportation lines prohibited the of strong drink
even before the prohibition act And the strict exam
ination Of enginemen has excluded the victim Of
color blindness.
Color bndnes. has become Of intnrest r.orol.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05

To lengthen the lie Of patent lea
Their shoes, warm them slightly be-
fore putting them on for the first
time. When you do not intend to
use them Immediately go over them
with a good quality Of vaseline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05
READS.

Kindergarten beads Will amuse the
very young child. String them lose
ly on a shoe lace and be sure that
they are in many cOlors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05
PATENTS

And Trade Marks Obtained IN all
Countries. Advice Free. GEO. J.
OITSCH, Registered Patent Atty,
511-712 Studebaker Bldg, South
Bend. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05
STAINS.

Grease spots. grass stains or var
nish stains can be removed by the
use of chlorofOrm. This Is less dan
gerous than ether and non-inflam-
able.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05

LOST SOMETHING? Read the
Lost and Found ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05

YOU. TOO, can Probably use
classified ads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05

Color blindness has become Of interest merely as curiosity
strange condition and satisfactory explanation has been found
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-05

They 0CiH help
you to lice better
and dress better
and make more
Of yOnr income
in eUeTy UaN
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

lMidw Rf@.16E isS
Mtn p Cp sX IoH
Northws o. 80 .2S
Prd&RCp. ~ <h
IS OK Pro IS I3X
lSspui Rig. ~
IW2ooAIa;..1 -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Gold Mining Properties
Consolidated i'm Banner Co.

The consolidation of two importan nj
gold mining properties into the Ban
ner Consolidated Mines, Inc, was an.
nounced yesterday by Theodore Roose.
welt Pell, vice president Of the new
company. which is the result OF the
union Of the Central CONSOLIDATED d
Mines, Inc, and the Norambagua Con-
soiidated, Inc. Total holdings of the
companies are placed at 1887 acres
IN the Grass Valley district of Cali.
fornia, and, In addition, the new com
pany has taken over the Cuje nina,
consisting OF about $50 acres in Mica
ragua.
The company is capitalized d for g..
2bo,ooo shares, 81 par value. Ali the
stock issued for the Central Consoli-
dated and Mozambique stock. it was
announced, is to be escrowed for one
year. The officers and directors are,
President, N. J. Webster, president
Atlas Powder Company; ce-president
Mr.. Pell; president, John M. Nicol
First National Bank Building. San
Francisco; vice president and secra-
tary, Hardie B. Walmsley, vice.nresi.
dent Darco Corporation; treasurer
Leland Lyon. The directors include
Ernest du Pont, A. de Foote, ParmeIev
". Herrick, John Erickson and William
II. Finley.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Reaction i'm Cotton
After Early Rise
On End of Strike
Failure of Trade to De-
velop More Strongly Dis
appointing and Close Is
at Lowest Point of Day

An early advance on the calling of
Of the railroad strike was followed by
reactions In the cotton market, Janu-
aYy selling off from 1928 to 1S.S1c and
closing at 1890, compared with l9.o3c
at the close Of the previous day.
Tho action Of the market suggested that
the outcome OF the Chicago conference had
been pretty freely discounted as far as
speculative sentiment concerned.
There was further covering and probably
some fresh buying early. but bulls found
no ncouragement in The Liverpool news.
The failure Of trade demand to develop
moro Importantly was a disappointment.
and. II anything, Southern hedge selling
showed a tendency to increase above the
100 level. These features led to liouida-
ton by early buyers and. after having
shown a net advance OF 81 to 25 points
market broke to net loss OF IL to "a
points during the late trading Closing
prices were practically the lowest Of the
day.
Private cables attributed the closing
weakness in Liverpool to lack OF conf
dence. poor trade demand and Iiqutda-
hero on the advance during tho middle OF
tho morning. and less favorable accounts
from Manchester made a bearish impres-
sion on local sentiment.
The week end figures were bullfsh, tn
d!catinx spinners takings Of 347s32 bales
for the week. against 257.ss4 last year.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
small volume OF business:
The local market for spot cotton was
QUIET and 10 points lower at 19.4oo for
m!ddling. No sales were reported.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Recau.of Strike
Sends Wheat Up
In Broad Market
Early Upturn Broken by
Increased Offerings, but
Prices Recover Later;
Corn Values Sustained

CHICAGO, Oct. 28-Wheat took an
upward swing in price to-day, helped
by the calling-off Of the railroad strike
Closing quotations, although unsettled,
were ~ to 21a cents net higher, with
December S1.0s to S108ss and May
Sl13b to S1.13A. Corn gained 1s to
l%@1 "a and oats M to IL. In provis-
ions the outcome varied from IS cents
decline to 5 cents advance.
Only moderate strength showed itself in
wheat at the opening, and the buying was
Iar from being Of an aggressive character
Later however. bulls displayed more con-
ndence, and there were material gains
held at the finish. Aside from the rail
factor was an estimate that the Yield this
season in thirty-nne countries was 164,-
100000 bushels less than last years total
On the other hand. export business ap-
peared to be at halt. and bears declared
that higher values would be difficult to
attain pending the removal OF export con-
gestion. Complaints OF dry weather con-
tinued. especially from the Southwest,
where the lack OF moisture was said to
have jeopardized the new winter crop.
Corn and oats rose with wheat. I'm
favorable huslzing returns from Illinois had
considerable effect on the corn market
Provisions were lower most Of the time
In line with hogs January lard. however,
was in demand from outside packers.
Future delivery trading in oottonseed oil
was begun here to-day. Sales totalIed 3o0,-
900 pounds at s. 0s.75c for May.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Asccsptahle In payment of Federal tar..
on the dates OF maturity. '@Aes
New York CITY Rona.
New York State Bond.
,nissss issnse in ceupon and registered FORM not

lssood IN coupon and rer,sterod ro-r,
!ntsrchangeahle. Coupon bonds ~ s~tots. not
Cana! Highway &c. $3.50 s'oh ohs''s'~o!e'
do 5a. 11aI-46 1sH
do - 1s<%-7o. ........ 4.ro AKA
Canal Imp AIS, lss<. AL ,nSS'oo
Cansi Ynn ~ az esso'. SSb 101 As
G3.SxamR amR ~ q lSSe.... e84 s6H ok
Br9 Canal Ter lXs, iSis ssM eSi< s'4o
Highvay Imp 10, l5s7... ssV ait 80 80
Canal Imp Is. 1887. so eSin 80
High'y Imp 10. '6o-'ea inc SsH StH 1'11e
do II. 1883. Set st3 a.4o
Canal Imp Is. 'so-'o2 inc $50 IN t..s
Palisades I s PIX <p 1851 SaS ~ ~
Barge G Ter IS, is4s.'xs SsT $40
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
FINANCIAL

HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN n. MCLLER son,
OFFICE. IS WILLIAM STREET
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1921,
AZ 12 80 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOMS
NOS. ~ AND IS VESEY STREET
Fer Account OF Executor:
1o,oo U. S. Liberty Loan <Nrs Converted
Bond.
For Ace cunt OF Whom 1t May Concern:
$1,000 Peekskill Evening News Co. LIST
Mtgs Sc Gold Bonds.
$4,000 Raritan Refining Corpn. ~ Bonds.
$4,000 Colorado Midland Ry LIST Mtg ~
Bonds. stamped by Central Trust Co.
500 shs Bonanza Creek Gold Mine Co. Ltd
1000 shs Comanche County Oil Co.
1000 shs American Pine Products Corpn
ee shs Hart & Hedges Inc.
100 shs Waters Arcwelding Co.
1000 shs Thatcher Process Co.
1000 shs Southwestern States Oh Co
100 shs Hughes Petroleum Co.
235 shs Coal Lands Securities Co.
$50 shs Apollo Magne Co. Pfd.
$500 shs Apollo Magnetic Co. common
V. T. c.
30 shs Lungwitz Reduction Co.
20 shs Hudson Realty Co.
90 shs The Theatre Corpn.
s1.5oo Woodmer Realty Co. year Deb. Bds.
Series A.
100 shs National Brass Copper Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Curb Prices Rise
On Better Buying
I'm the Oil Group
Standard of Indiana Gets
to so, Maracaibo Gains
Strongly and Others Fol-
low; Coal Shares Steady

Increased demand for oil and coal
stocks lent strength to prices on the
curb market yesterday, and Anal quo
tations ruled slightly higher than at
the close Thursday.
Standard Oil Of Indiana gained a
point at 80, Maracaibo crossed 28 In
renewed demand. and other active is
cues moved up fractionally. The i'm
proved tone helped lower priced stocks
Of the. group. Keystone Ranger moved
within narrow range.
Coal shares led the advance in indus
trials, Glen Alden working up more
than point to within fraction OF a..
Acme Coal was active and strong be-
cause Of expected developments in con-
nection with its newly acquired prop
erties-in Kentucky. Earnings are said
to show Improvement as a result Of
the increased demand for fuel. West
End Chemical gained fraction. Gill
lette Safety Razor, however, turned
easier on profit taking after the re-
cent steady rise
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION,
New York. September asth. 1921.

New York. September 7sth. 1891
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice Is hereby given that a Special
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of Chase
once at 81 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian. City of New York, state OF New
York. on the LIST day Of November, 1921
sider and vote upon proposals to increase
from 10000 to 100000 the number OF
shareA without nominal or par value
the amount Of it's stated capital from
50. 10000 to $4,000. coo; tho conditions
under which such increase shall become
ensct1vs; tho consideration for and the
terms and conditions under which, ii
authorized. said new or additional shares
shall be issued; and for the TRANSACTION
OF suoh other business as may properly
como before the meeting
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
e. r. TINKER. President
HALSTEAD G. FREEMAN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York, Septemb

~ New York, September 2sth, 1921
TO. THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice is hereby given that a Special
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank
Ill be held at its Banking Rooms at 81
broadway. Borough of Manhattan, City OF
New York. State of New York, on the lst
lay OF November. 1921. at IL o'clock noon,
for the purpose OF ratifying and conflrm
by majority OF the board OF directors OF
The Metropolitan National Bank of the
city Of New York and by a majority OF
he. board Of directors OF this Bank to
consolidate the said two banking assocta-
ions into one association under the char.
ter. Of Tho Chase National Bank Of the
CITY OF New York; and for the transac-
tIon OF such other business as NAV pron.
erlY como before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
w. P. HOLLY, Cashier,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Oct. 2S.-"The Commercial
Bulletin" tomorrow will say: "The de-
mand for wool has been irregular dur
ing the last week, favoring, if any
thing, the medium and lower grades,
although some flne wools have moved
Prices rule Arm throughout the list
The goods market is rather slow so far
as new business is concerned, although
by no means unhealthy.'
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
London Wool Higher
Prices at Auction Advance Over
Those of Month Aro

LONDON, Oct. 28.-The wool auction
sales closed to-day, with offerings of
1881 bales. Prices were firm. 4 fea-
ture of the sales has bsen the strong
demand by the home trade, which ab-
sorbed the bulk of the offerings.
Compared with che September prices.
nerinos closed 12h per cent higher
while orossbreds also advanced, fine
and medium IN per cent and coarse 10
per cent. The home trade during the
sales bought 100000 bales and the Con-
tinent $4,000 bales. Five thousand
bales were not dispoaed Of.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
THE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York. September 2sth.

New York, September 2sth. 1921.
10 TIE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice 10 hereby given that Special
Letting of the Shareholders of the Bank
roadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City
I'd State Of Now York, on the lst day OF
ovember, 1921. at 10 o'clock in the fore
ing and confirming the terms ana oondi.
ms agreed upon by a majority Of the
ard Of directors OF The Chase National
ljority OF the board Of directors OF hi,
nix 10 consolidate the said two banking
sociations into one association under the
arter of The Chase National Bank OF
= City OF New York; and for the trans.
sion OF such other business as may prop
como before the meeting
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
FRANK W. FRAzEE Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

onds. SO1aQs1c: lower grades. 2g@ Soc /,
packing stock current MAKE. Ho oz !, 1a. Sie'
No. Q. 2sh $500; lower grades, z6Wzso'
York State fats. h.id specials aS1 @2sho;
fresh specials. 23h @23hc; average Ton.
S1H 0ssc state twins. specials. . SShG;
Daisiss fancy. 2IHc; single Daisies, fancy
aIM 0a1Ho; Young Americas. 2l022c;
state skins s@I5o
EEEs--Rsceipts were 1892 & ssses. sss Fresh Fresh
sasasFs% asss, scosso :A' rsts sAs ss@sse seconds
4s0SSc; trade eggs s5g4oe; s dlrt'es reg, reg
dry. 34@35c: sterilized held. whites, 45c
refrigerator eggs. charges paid to cxpir-
ing dates. special marks, fancy ssWSsc;
frissra.op isl whit. eggs. ss@asc: refTigeTa-
average prime. .sgSoc; brown and mixed
merry whites, extra fancy. candled seleo-
tions. CSC: nearby and nearby Western
hennery wnites EXTRAS ssgeoo ssss
under grades. so072c; puliet eggs, 500
csc: Pacific Coast. white, extras $50 9oc;
Southern. gathered whites, b5Q75c: near
BY and nearby Western hennery browns.
gathered extras. s4Gssc: nrsts to extra
hrsts. 55Gs3c.
Potatoes-Mains. 1870 lbs. ss.so@s4; 1855
lbs. s3.260s3.bo; state. lso lbs, $3.50 9
sa.a5; Long Island. bbI.. ss75@s55o Jer-
sey. long. $50 lbs, s2.5o@s275; sweets
ysg1s e,7 e. 0p ssgsa7s and Ssgssy &
s112; yars. South Carolina. bbi.. 1.75 ~
s2 artichokes. Cal. drum. slo@s12: bog.
sssgssSo sssns Yosafoesk 5sskst ca aso ss
Island, bag. 25cQSt.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
dorado Power Nets $l52.363

For the year ended September 80 the
dorado Power Company reported a
&C eorporass income, after miscella-
cous deductions from income and res
yaions for depreciation, of $152 1888.
decrease Of II per cent from the pre-
cdlng year Net operating revenue
aounted to S471,331. a decline Of 8
or cent. Net operating revenue for
eptember was S27.364, a decrease Of
2.5 per cent from September, 1920.
otal corporate income amounted to
BOOTS, a decline of AIT per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

Southern Spot Markets-Galveston steady,
unchanged at 1860; sales, 2s5 bales
New Orleans steady, unchanged at 1876;
points higher at 1sc; sales nil. Savannah
quiet. unchanged at 19c; sales nil Mem
phis steady unchanged at 1880: sales.
lower at 1890; sales. 1920 bales Little
Rock quiet. unchanged at 1850; sales
l,olo bales. Dallas steady. 10 points lower
at 1880; sales. 6,2o5 bales. MONTGOMERY
dull. unchanged at 1876; sales nil Fort
worth quiet. 10 points lower at 1890;
sales, 1904 bales
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Louisiana & Arkansas Earnings

For the eight months ended August
81 the Louisiana & Arkansas Railway
Company reported q net income, after
charges, of S49,45S, and for the first six
months net loss, after charges, Of
S21,sS6. Gross earnings for the six
months amounted to 81 ,6S3 Ss1 and ex-
penses and taxes $l,52s.209 For the
eight months gross earnings were ST.
ls6.2s7 snd expenses and tsxes S2.oIs,.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
in Was easy, with Straits quoted at
37.25@2s.62h; Straits shipments, 27.7E
12S.7s, and standard 27.25@2s, with 90
jer cent at 27.25@28. Copper dull.
tandard spot, October and November,
2.25 asked, and electrolytic spot, Oc-
.ober and November, 12.50@l3. Lead
lull, New York spot, ATS, and East st.
.ouis spot, 4.45 asked. Zinc easy, New
Cork spot, 40, and East St Louis
sDeA "a aske&
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service


y: schortn, mems clothing and shoes.
McAIpln-
ATLANTA
Frohsfn's; P j. Wilson. millinery; Penn
Wilson -Burch-wiey Co.; P. J. Wilson.
millinery; Peennsyivania.
Yudelson b Son; S. I. Yudelson dresses:
BALTIMORE
4. Blunbers, lndse. mgr; 4s Leonard st.
moor ''Vs''nss: BErMGEREM, HERE; Pa
orA A. BE. Rsfowtsh at,n. Co Mrs A Refewteh
Refowich. representing: Martinique.
Ideal Cloak and Suit Co. "A. Cohen. coats
American p: G. Co.; william Frank.
blankets. comforts. bedding. knit goods !:
NJ. s. Freedman. millinery: Bresltn.
L. sMazus Cloak and Suit Co.; Louis
Mazus cloaks and suits; Broztell.
Miller & Sons: NJ Miller. waists; I'm
perial.
Carson. Pirie Scott. H. Daneheim.
John v TarWe ne5s Co. Sei Charles arn sy White. knit
underwear 4s White st.
CINCINNATI
John Shillito Co.: J. w. Latham. women's
misses and children's shoes and slippers
+32 4th av.
CLEVELAND
., May GO; Miss Wallace. wornen'a suits;
CINCINNAf
Aims Doepke Co; George Rinck.
coLTMBUs. ONO
p & R Lazarus Co.; Mr.. Huber. rndse
mgr 32b 5th av.. room sos.
F. Fl. Lazarus Co.: H. G. Stretch sport
Ing goods; 225 9Th av.
A.; T: Lewis & Son D. G. Co.; Miss f.
Kelly, wonen's ready to wear. underwear.
lingerie. sweaters; 8 w. eeth St
ELYRIA. OHIO
lewis Mercantile Co.; e. Miller. nailli-
sase-Allen & Co.: r J. Smith, small
leather s00ds sANcAsTsS.. tst 81 X. PA.
HaEer d BIO s. w. Dunhana,s ladies'.
misses and insaR.s sI1NS wssr; sn, 4s4 4th av.
Leader Mere Co; H. NJ. Higgins waists,
corsets and 6Tassieres: l7o 9Th av-
George stengle Leather Co.. A Miller,
leather goods; Martinique:
Flack. silk dress goods, Innings; 4o< <th av
PHILADELPHIA
J. Largman & Son; A. Largnan ranra
sentins' tic siksi zoo 9Th av.
ffed smith, fyTst,In eDy7 fsr1ishings; Bresiin.
Rosenbaum Co; j. saiomon. nen's fur
n'ihnssi iaos Kites Alfred TsntI lis W. S2d st
lures, statues; Martinique.
PROVIDENCE
Kestenann Bros. Mfg. Co.; A Kests-
mann, jswelry; Bresiin
TAMAQUA, PA
seltser & Sons: B. H. seltzcr. furniture:
Pennsylvania
TRENTON, n. j..
Hoenig. swern & Co; w. r. Marple.
wash goods; 105 Grand st
WASHINGTON
~ Blustein, jewelry: Pennsylvania.
WILkES-BARRE, PA.
wilkes Barre D. G. Co: Miss A. Latfmer,
ladies' ready to wear: ". It. Knott. % g.
26th st
MacWilliams: n. Frey. nldse mgr. in
fants wear, dresses, coats and suits
skirts; care G. s. Logan. 1874 W 32d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

The Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation
rePorted profit and loss surplus, as Of
uly 81. of $4,40o,292, compared with
!,9lb,251 on December 81, 1920. Con-
. olidated balance sheet showed cash at
-6S ,2Ss, notes receivable at $94,a1s, ac-
cunts receivable at s455,s40, and ac-
cunts payable. $186,l46, and notes paw
/. ole, 81 ,247 400.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
IShattuck Arizona Earninys

For the quarter ended September 80
he Shattuck Arizona Copper Company
sposted deficit, after expenses and
axes, OF $45,657, compared with a de-
icit of $64.052 in the preceding quar-
ser and a deficit of $l9,110 in the cor
responding period OF 1920. Total in
ONE amounted to $30,S1l, against
sl66,476 in the same quarter q year ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

Sales. Open. High row 1.s.,
soo y S L & H.. lIs ia TX TX
1000 ~ s Steam I. 80 So So" 50
isSO isSo I'm un Rs9ft Rs5 csndv sh; ~ IL IT l!s
ioo Union Carbide. 4sA <3i5 4ais Az
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New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
London Metal Market

LONDON, Oct. 28.-Standard copper
spot s65 rs Cd. futures s66 rs Cd:
electrolytic, spot s72, futures s74: tin
spot Sl5S Is Sd, futures 415s 8 Cd:
Lead, spot s24, futures s23 16s; zinc
spot f25 It's Cd, futures s26 los.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Rail Net Incomes
Continue to Cain
AS Gross Decli,.,
Further Reports on Sens.
Der Operations FpIsa Fa'
Same Trend With F. s.,Os .
ceptions; Expense. n. -

With few exceptions, III. 80.
reporting yesterday their s,,n,-a s,,aa
the month Of September .bnm %
creases in gross but gains N ~. .
to savings in operating exp.n.., -
exceptions to the rule were IL. :, -
peake & Ohio and the De,.r'' sa''''
Hudson. The following comp,ri,.'' !,
are with the corresponding r...s .,''l
year ago:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
MEETINGS

dnRICAN INSTITUTE Of the City Of
New York-Quarterly meeting, Park Ave-
Hotel. Thursday. November Third,
OSCAR w. EHRHORN. Secretary.