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New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Business Improving
Employment Reports to- u. s.
e.hanber Show Advance

WASHINGTON, Oct. Ia. - Decided
improvement in the industrial si1ua-
ton generally is shown in most Of the
reports received from il9 chambers OK
commerce and other commercial bodies
in thlrty-hve states by the Chamber
Of Commerce OF the United States in
response TO the request Of Joseph Il
Defrees president, that members OF
the chamber cooperate with mayors in
carrying out the emergency program of
the National Conference On Urernploy-
rnent.
number of organizations In centsra
indicating more or less unemployment
said that manufacturers. where demand
for their goods is slight, are keeping
their entire forces at work by limiting
tn, nun ,er Of hours Of factory opera-
tion. From q number OF cities c"me
word that building operations and mu-
nicipal improvements projected or un.
der way will mean that no suffering
will take p ace.
a number Of Southern cities report
no ployment, this fact being due
apparently TO the recent rise in cotton
prices, with the attendant ouickening
Of industry and trade.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Economic Outlook Shows
Little Change in Montf,
Increased Industrial Activity Is
Reported bv United States
IN t.er,,,ory

WAsHlNGToN, Oct Economic
cond tons in Europe during the last
month remained practically unchar &c /,
Improvement IN some countries being
nearly balanced by unsatisfactory de-
velopmt nts in others. according to "a
summary OF cab'cd reports issued to-
night by the Commerce Department.
There were no real changes in gen.
eral economic conditions In England
during September. said Commercial At
tnche Dennis, at London. Toward the
end OF the month slight strngency
developed in the money market, he de-
clared, and even the decline in prices of
some commodities was nterrupted for a
tine by rather snarp fluctuations but
.hese soon levcled out Exchange h d
risen, he added as . resGlt of consid-
erab'e advance ii British exports
Increased indu5tria activities in Ger
many were reported BY II A Adams, az
Berlin. The stock exchange was very
active, he ssid and both who esale and
retail es~ shmenrs were doing much
bus ness. here was, however, he as-
serted, great concern over he fact tina t
the present boom did no. 40 much indi-
cate ar economic recovery rs il showed
,he result Of the mara depreciation and
he rush Of buyers who feared furthey
decrease.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Failures Still Large
Bankruptcies Increase Among
Manufacturers

Despite the holiday this week che
number Of commercial failures was
larger than last week, according 70
hnth F. G. Dun & Co. ard Brsdstreet's.
NThe Credit Guide however, reported
a slight decrease, explaining that the
drop was less than expected
An important feature in connection
with the failure report this week, SC
cording to THE Credit Guide" in the
larger number Of manufacturers among
the list of suspended houses Tue in
crease Of failures among manufacture
ers compared to last week was twenty
:wo. The increased number Of manu-
'acturers failing sent the average
Liability up to s29 600 against s2s. 500
last week and 10000 the week before.
Fraudulent failures still abound in
large numbers, says The Credit Guide. y
draw ng this conclusion from the fact
that III 40 per cent Of the failures the
heaviest liabilities were incurre 4
within the last ninety days.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Raw Silk Quiet
Absence Of Forward Buying
Leads To Recessiossa

The local rev silk market Is SEA
turcd by extremely light trading and
lower prices. according 60 the weekly
review By Il L. Gwalter & Co. "No
forward commitments" sayo the xe-
view. "are heard OF on the part OF
manufacturers, who claim that they
cannot sell theiy goods on the basis og
present raw silk prices. and the mar
ket has rather ragged and irregular
appearance with selling prices re-
ported az 20 to 80 cents oclow quota
tions Of the primary markets.
''Advices from Europo report ehs
Milan market quiet. with prices nom
inal but reelers more inclined TO grant
solne concessions. The yokohsma
market y dull, and foreign buyers
have withdrawn. The Canton market
remains firm, but lifeless, the hixh
silver exchange keeping iay-down
costs Of these sorts far above Whist
American buyers can afford Co pay.r
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

Longer credit terms are being ex-
tended 60 merchants by WI. Jleaalers
and manufacturers in Che teStilt and
garment fields, especially by those now
endeavoring 20 sell spring goods In
some cases spring orders are being
taken now delivery TO be made before
March, bills to be dated April I, with
terms running as high as ninety days.
Small retailers, in the main, are finding
1t hard TO finance themselves, according
to Wholesale credit men, and also haze
had their usual sources OF bsnk credits
seriously curtailed.
Comme rcial borrowing remains dull.
Commercial paper discounts on the
basis OF 5's pey cent for gilt-cdged,
short-term paper
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count ratea on prime bankers accept
ance eligible for purchase by Fede- al
Reserve banka
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Expect Canadian F'nu~ Ruv;ng

MONTREAL, Oct. lA.-Cana.!:an -four
milling interests are looking foy 8
much increased demand for Canadian
-four from Europe and other overseas
countries. The price of the article is
being brought down to more satis-
factory ard competitive level Inquiries
are understood TO have been rece'sed
from China. italy. France. Belgium and
Great Britain during the last two or
three weeks, with every prospect Of
closing some large contracts. One lead
ing miller makes the forecast shas BE-
tween now and autumn Of next yeay
one Of che largest -four eycer& husi-
nesses evar carried or In the Dominion
will be noted
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Lumber Continues Active

Current demand for structural lum-
Der, according TO this weeks market
review by Lumber" OF ST. Louis. is
sufficient to sustain values at tie
leve . reached recently Some tonng
down in yellow pine buying is reported
in some quarters, but the ajority OF
REPORTS indicated maintained demand.
Increased buying Of Douglas FIR Is
noted. Hardy ood buying continues u
expand, with the lower ..Ades neg ect-
ed. In the upper grades of Southern
hMrdW0 DDS pricea are frner
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
'narc;;,s Items

Gross aalcs IN sentembcr of the scholte
pared v.th 8 so 600 in sentornNer q
vosr aro 81 vas annonncrd Yesterday.
Tho Irving Nafiorei pans has beon an
"oin'"a tfans'cr sg nj md r"Eietrar or
nlfal stoc} of the Americolitc Company
re
a sv4nrosiuru viii b~ he'd under the
sDspicr~ of The petroleum and gas commit
toe % the American Inst,turc OF Minius
nd Nrtniiureicaf Fn"in"~rs In the As
S.u1biy rooro of thu Tncin~erfn, Bnildin,r
% Wrsi "ni~t'- ninth St~rNt on pecon-
h~r -. o"ginnln@ at 10 o'ciocN- The best
,~.'-"..sf fnrn ~ the on va iun,ry and
ir thesr novo*nrl"nt d~nsetrnrnir mhlcf
have 10 40 Win ,he ln"rstrY. haVc been
invited 20 take part m m 80 discusslons
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Crude OIL Tn A~a;r,

PITTSBURGH. Oct. ls-rurchasana
..cr1ies to-day announced an advan &C
n gu tat'ons on various grades 81
,fAos 81 -tennSyiNAa!:. crude. Cabeu
some IT and Somerset ght we've
quoted 10 ctnts higher Rail nd wa
'dvanced Is cen $, while Corning re.
manned unchanged IT Sl9o TAr 3
rices are; Pennsylvania crude. So
CaAell. 81 II; S mers,t $50: Somcl-
It light. $2.l5; r land, 81 90
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
CHASE sror krrru. CORPORATION.
New York. September a9ta al.

New York. september 2ata al
TO THE rTOCFHOLpERs
Nouce is nere0. gsson thsl sp-css
Meeting os the Siockhcil = % lass
Secu ilies Corporsli-r Nil it held a. its
ofics ~ 81 broadway. Borough = Man.
haitian. city OF New York, S-a5e of >e"
York. on the II Gay 81 Nosef4 uer. Ia
al two O'Clock the afternoon. ~ On
elder and vote apon proposals 90 tacreAn
from ls0. 900 70 go. coo fine nufN"E %
snarse. wi rout nominal or ysr N1,
which TIE said Corporation asY issle "a
the ano II OF III stated espitai rom
ss..s}.or0 r. s'o.0p'-c0o- re otd siNNs
Under vi.fcn eucn l1er,sss r. Az r. u.
Elective. the confederation Tor aa4 '|s
tenn. and conditions nacef wNics J..
a. .'z.a. 800 new tr si4f' Nj 81 geo
sal be issaea. "n1 for IA tsa-s 81 '',.
CT such other br-incS may properly
COR ID. s"rs he mse'
by order or tle Doafd ar 1'rrc'e's
L * Ti>hON. Fre.''ent.
E-tLSl c'ti' =. l.. -.4-.s4A :. .o.et'' a &
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Petitions 9n Rankvnn4cw

Tna following petitions in Bankruptcy
w"rr Hled yesterday In ths United States
r P WALLS rooL AND euppH.Y coz
PANY-Voluntary; 25 Leonard o,
NEWARK NECKwEAg COMpAltY-yn-
voluntary: 626 Broadway
FiGER-DREEyEN 8 MASsUF-Yuvol-
unsary; turning and saw mill: Tonpkins 81.
MARION p OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sary' dressfrlaker, 80 ". ssth 81. Nabin-
s'es. ss.o4a assets, Sl6600.
WALTERMAN BROs.--Invoiuntary: w .
derwear; 40 e. 3lst
PRINCESS NAT WORKS yHzC.--Y.,voi-
yntary womsn's and children's hats. 81
s%MuEL sAsLow-rnvoluntarv: surr.i-
sure sss! "a av. Liabilities. $1,000; as
YyOLLANDmR & YsY49aAN--volunsary
v1GlITA a CAPtNo--Ynvolunsary: gre
c-ry. 6s4 10Th av. Liabilities, 5000; ae-
ERNEsr pERuoar-vofuntary. artsss
:nd a. eculptor s3 Perry ST. Lfabilities'
SAM acknowledgements merchant.
sAMguL gHKENHAUs - involuntary;
ss7 isroedway Lsabilitles. s''ooo; asseta,
soLosoN scY1NoL-1nvolunts,.s-: won
enc huts. 3e Rond slress. Liabilities,
II. r J. TATYANop'r. yvc.-rnvoiun
sary millinery suYpliea, 75 West Thirty
TIMES Afro SUPPLY co.-volunta,y
auto suppl!ea 17+a broadway. Liabilities.
umknown; assets, $4,000.
JoHN J. w WALsf4-VoiunSary 500 vTesE
2ecth Street Liabilities. s6s76: no asssss.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Tfs following schedules IN hankrrpscy
were fled yesterday III the United States
District Court:
NAr1oNN1 sTEAMsHTp LINES. IT'D
Ya bilities sit1,7?8: assets S2TSs&s
GIICKMAN r SCHWARTZ dry gooGs,
esc.. TaI~ytown u. Z. Llabiiities, SIC, ,5is
ansess. $500
Assisnmemfa
SAM CTIY;RNOSV clothing oen'-r ~ g.s-
srx Street ras aasipucd gor she benefit OF
creditors TO Sam rsraei, 1&f Norfolk Street
2ESSIE DAMSEY. INC. wognen's s.il.
underwear 201 East Sixteenth Street as
signed aor ths benefit Of creditors o Waiter
T. Pert 557 West lAfst Street ard El9l!i
Weft7nes 2l6 Wesf 1o7tn Street.
NORRIS JACOBS retail clothfng. s<7
Westc hesteg Aveuus. has assigned FOR She
henest 9, creditors 70 yacoc p r.ewineon.
FIGER DREEBE% q MAesF. yNC.,
WOOD corning. saving yl!ii and cabinet
makers. Tovnpkins Street. assigned soY
ehe benefit OF creditors 90 yscoo w. Block,
Marble HNl Avenue.
Receivers tn Bankruptcy
Ma9 Rockrcrs. rsceiveY FOR p Y Walls
Tool 4 Supply Co. machinery, eee.. o5
Leonard Street. With e bond o. $1,000
Susan Bracdeis. receiver for Kongrees
Quitting Co. Inc mems suits 1870
Broadway, with @ bosd OF $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
New FORK Metal Ma ket

On Che New York Metal Exchange
tn was quiet and ste .dy viii. Straits.
its shipments and stan lard Gu ted
2VQl csc. ard 90 par cant at 26S.5(7
@..50c Copper ensicr, ut nd rd SPOT
October and November, II. 2hc ,st ed.
and electro ytc SPOT. October md No.
v"n.bcr, l3.25c s.sked. Lend dal; New
ork spot, a80c, and East s Louis
ct, 4.50c asked Zinc steady; New
York sp t. ooc. and East St Louis
y tie, d.TOc = ed
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Drug Market More Stable

Excess stocks of heavy Chemicals IL
che New York market have been Pc
duced, says this weeks Drug and
Chemical Markets." and consumers arc
nov coming into the market more
freely. There is less pressure on prices
and some drugs have advanced.
"ln the fine chemicals" says the re-
view, prices show greater stability.
Dyes arc active, but coal tar inter
mediates lag and sales arc not up to
eXpeCtati0os
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
to~,~u Wuns Rn-;ox.

BOSTON Oct l4.--"The Commercial
brl'e' n" tom rrow viii say; "The
ema d fer wool has n.inued n fair
crop rtions d"rng this week and
prices hn1c leen firmly maintaincd on
j claasee New business anon the
Ill = appea's t. have 81 ckencd somc.
shat, Il a'thonvh 1t is h pei That the
pening of spring lines If manufac.
ed 81 thing my lee woll recc we'd b,
sc cl IN n trade n d 40 rcnct favor,
adv upon the man fActurcra and II.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Ruling ON German Bonds

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. l4.-Ronds
deposited with the State Surerinten-
dent u Insurance by German ard Aus-
ran insurance companies as quay
anty of payment of liabilities against
the companies must be turned over TO
the Federal Gus odian of alien proo-
erty. Fe1eral D s-rct Judge J h. Z
SAFER raled te-day. The ruling :n-
wolves 100000 face value Of bones be-
longing to two German insurance CON-
DanipS
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Is usincss Ne W .
Retailers Say Lower Prices
Needed, ia Attacking Tariff
Jobber Sees Shortage
OF Cottons Soon

A dry goods Wholesaler in close
t,uch with the cotton mills believes
that there wilt DC shortage of cot.
ton goods this winter. His Views,
nibl shed In the market letter OF
The Naticna! Wholesale Dry Goods
Association. fullow in part:
With the small stocks which Job.
bers and retailers have, and the
mills sold up fo7 from three to gix
months ahead snd ling unable TO
run full on account of the shortage
Of desirable help, it looks to ne as
If there will be decided shortage
+ goods this winter.
"The New Encland mills are well
employed. 0ne mill has 10000 e,n
ployees az present and would like ia
get thousand more. Others are in
about tile game condition."
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Argentine Markets Less Active

lrreguIarity Of exchanges, mainly by
speculation, has resulted in a drop In
'ct'vity in most 81 The Argentine com
modify markets. sccording 70 q cable
received by vhe Argentine American
hamhey Of Commerce here The lack
II demand foy cereals for export algo
reacted on Che markets. Gays che cable.
The wheat market is lower, due 60 in
creased offerings and weak demand; the
wool market is .irn, with little trad
ing, and the cattle market Is easy, with
q gliglG downward tendeucv.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
South African Farmers H;a

CAPE TOWN, Oct 14.-Many farm
ers in South Africa have become seri
ously involved financially. owing to the
financial depression, the fall in the
value Of agricultural products and the
failure Of cereal crops as "a result ct
the drouth during the past summer
1t is feared that n large number NAV
be compc led to discontinue further
operations.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
On Pre-W ur Basis
In Buying Supplies

CHICAGO. Oct. l4-.The Chicago
& Nortawetlern has returned 10 II
rre'war na.is in purchasing sup
plies. President William II. Finley
announced to-day The railroad
has authorized the purchase of s2.-
100000 worth Of supplies mont ly
MIR. Finley said, the purchases he
ing in all lines of industry and
particularly in steel and lumb~r
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Idle Freight Cars Fewer

WASHINGTON, Oct. l4.-Ydls freight
cars on American railroads numbered
375,370 on October \, 39,328 less than
on September 80, and materially less
than on any recent reporting da&e, &C
coriing to a report to-day by the Asso-
citation o2 Railway Executives. OF the
total surplus GAYS 202,35o were In need
Of Yepair
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
B usiness Troubles

A.,y w ", ,xy.u,
rysTia, sEa s.r,,;.,tx >;..oa: 5ss Sss7 =
" man SSs'.uel-s: , -N-asccs; @ S0s !" ~
Horqstsi3. : 3 pons aym"ns' . n rdr paohs'7 R S''s
xiosppner. Edw. F.--Cornmon
Fcrnes, Dann.s r. - Dominion
trading Go. OF N. Y. fnc..... $50 a
Jacobs, Walter Is. Cahen.... 1882
Inc. ...........:,-......... 1917
xlsls Msls. sasns ssssn M4sAss 5 Bs~Sss s5s7
siN~'J. + Dssoaer ., al '--- a,o a
ganiar rn.snhJ F,,h1,er so .
aeaIs' Aapaa sSnsueiNat.onai i1'A1 Cash 0'S0
Kanr,nsp ISM Hosy s1n n Y..o eSA'
pao-is '>- 49, ,cs -
Llata & Co.. Inc.-rh.oaors n
Gary CO. ................. ,'es-0- s,ees.
Lundsn. Maur.ce--y'. Wesatrano i5s2
, Y,yjt, ,tify Charles Tich...
A?ll2y' s5fsasa. afq: ino VA orah'n' q s44.7
Msnn9S; Mcnr9s a0Eaone@ 1or.a@a RAhn. \ cssot S'17
MsxwelI W. Wr,, Yts r Horn,sr ~ ~ =
5fcSt'iIso, ~ -, ,snii saS1 .,1hS -41''
Y.Itho afors Cc T-c 7VA'V'o'oe 20. ,
alutuai Doll CO., inc, Isaac Ees. 80
@oas @el and Anton Kunst-S- "a ,.n
"ig g 0erg' A'.a aharn--S. Kndin e. 80, =
Poland To~r,s-.p sis. 3'Ss 31'ss
poshado, hniI-l4o1ss q - - az9 . : :
aenr. Marsmclfy '''ts' Of r. = Y... ssS5 soSs
Goods Co. fno ............ .'.'-'' -'~4'.' a2e.7
Yadooeky rrhoras - i,orrroo1
Rys5so tSosT' 1o,r Cgnstnp'y,an e"f0 ss9.s
seven Seas Con- CAugranls. ss7.5
Schioas. A-tnur--O sake a. .sa n n
ShanL T,s n rr.I = M w, q ~ 81: -S'.o
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

to-day. tNo hrnt narlo being that OF Emo
Andrews Austin w~pavoy Tree
AlIia@es Watch CO.. rac.c '"''''
Arrsa1.t;a ress.sey Ne.lie-reop;c c.o so5ao so.ao
Anderson. Ernest il. wa~her
Alien Typewriter CO. ii. Rss; ss5.95 s5.95
A r Spencer Products Corp
National Aniline Chemical
-ss1na Toxtii. corp-M j. Bern ''''''
stein ,....... .-............... i.sae.s1
Kosson ....'.....,.......... eiss.oi
Boswell, john. F. Smith ~ a. l8O3s
Ssl,h Body Curp.-H. NJ. unger G00.6s
Ean Thomas l. dnlloy. ....:., 1880
Scrns.ein, Abraham - New York
Rloeh, wMllaS1 gpiios;h rsi.ias '-S'''
A.ac, Inc co.)-cardinai Pncno-
Bouns poras. 4thlctie Associs- - -
ton. Inc N Wallach ..-.... 7ol.ss
| Hal rctt. Enzaheth H.. or Ell.a-
Carpenter ;.......... Is.a7ks-
Bakos Jules-W. J. Hsuser.... .d'0
BiEelow. Artnu- c. NJ clNeeson l.
parmas1. J~se-Aibsrt L win. ''''-S
tel. Inc. ............ ....... Too.as
Hap;sr hsp" 1."'Ts" & IT, ita s 4as'isa Hes%aa $3.50
C. 'srf spiro ct Mts. 4 co.stoier & COOK 1883
carti. Alfrel-colonial cycle Sup. ''''''
| ply Co. Inc. ....... lt!.4S
Cnratozolo James-J. Horrthal
e. al ....... ........... ........... ss5.sl
! Dreyfoos BLANCHE or Merrlll--W
p. 9 me- ............. $3.50
fort ..,......,..... .....-..... iales
| Hpsl In Leon--sa Music Co. S4e.s4
..ns,ee Co. OF China. lne.~-New
ork Tclcp one Co. ...... 2o5. so
| Epifani. Joseph. Onofro e Epi
fam and aric .arlos gro
Compa ia national lie Lecnersa 3sss .09
EArlicn. .oam ana EAK.r rs pen
~N! Al 80. -srs ms. rs 80
naslei"ta, CARO- anu Eelicc--A.
Masone It al. ......... ,s2o 20
t-hrot. v tim and .+i s.. J. QUlg-
iey tEu-et 4 1yuis.o. II
Na hnan ....,........ 500. 10
lynn Patrick 1. Bfue K 10. %
.',s Bt,ln Morris - 500 nsny. 49,. 9i
,.ussie ..+..,tH
.... ............ .... 6oD IS
y. Waltcr l.. an Try Rubber
No--R Tn lezs ne ....... iGp7 ;s
ryrr, Leop.io n Miller =. IL Az u,
zoe. supply and Mix. co. Inc.
--PalOitNo 60. In. ....... .. g. 20, ~.
onbcrS. jacob. A. Shceran. 3Jl.v
don. trarN In. 4. Tet,-
pnone Co ...... .....,....... 82t aJ
tallipoli, James and Frank-Peo-
PIE, &c ...-.. ..-........... 10, 90
arecnberg. Wm A--H nurdxe 2v2.Au
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
ouflof Meta, MI rLc

LONDON Oct l4.-Stan'a d pp r,
sp I. ii7 lbs; fnturcs. $50 lis Cd Eloc-
trolyt'c, spot, GA los; futures, l., o
Tin, spot s1bb 7s Cd; future, fl57 lb
Lead, spot, G23 rs 6 ': futures. i2a los.
Zinc. spot, I26 los: futures, s26 IT. Cd.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Wool Demand / eva Keen

LONDON, Oct Il At the wool uuc-
ti"~ les to-day 1923 bales were
o! cred The demand was less keen
and the hish prices of the ea rlier DAYS
were not always realized. Continental
cLmpetltiOn WAS restricted
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Blames Spiritually
ick Nation for
Slump in Business
J. J. Jcres Tells ADV r.;s,ru
Men Newspapers ''.hould
Turn over Frcnt Page.
to Education of Peonla

NFw HAVEN, Oct. i&.-Joh,
jo.es. sI New Yor1. IN an address w.
day befor, the New England adxsr..0 W.
ing clubs, sraich are II coagentio~ -
said ha. the p s'oe' nc ,n
ness waA due to the fact tnat Tie Am.s
Ican pe'ple are s.Ch ~ .4a... a
m rally. Eaucatlon ii the ~ "'a
r'Igh Iewspapcr ticles % Ii IN.
provement nf busiress would "a s.
coward returning { No siofs - a.r.
NAL, he said 't'
would pa morc attention to the n..s
oho.vgs O. lmplv,.:g ouslae,s ll..''
the m -iders ..id scanAs. and he - W "
dstalls G. lie this comfy w,uit ~,
back g nal business nj -,
sd Ii they woris
surn cver theis front pages 10 av,,"a a'a
- wouid oe swept by = wave ot pras, 1.
perity. Congress can do or say wast
/: may. bui the Amer can oesfl srs
the real makers Of nesce snd prc,.
peri1y."
o. c. Harm and Charles " Hovt -
New York. ana Guy II. Pc s5n ~
Springfield, Mass. in the. address,.
also touched on the problem Of bus,s
ness repression -'''
az tio. = sNNsA fiS on saf 'LzCeskiAx
yoy .n.rea ,eG selling eff said thst
the rubject shou d be ",he n.ce.a:sv
FOR intelligent effort
'The big problem Of The es-cutsy.
So-day." he cont nued. "is row 20 5I,s
pose os his product. arkeging Is Ina
prime factor. So that Ii. length AZ
time it :akes for business to get bscs
to normal depends OIL the speed tbe
firms themselves travel"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
-,,,c y o., Earn-t,.rs

For the six months erd>d Jane s.
ne lr'rcriol Oil Corpof .ticn renorfef
sarnius liter taxes and charges. but
before depletion. of $1,000 lo4 sales
mounted u st,444,4 and gross in
come Sl,A52,S06- Cash WINS SS12,b4s.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Liverr0oY Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL. Oct. l4---Tho weekly COT.
eon statistics arc: Ahoat. $4,000 bales
American. $4,000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

dealere IN rsw materials. Medium
wools have been favored chiefly in the
weeks business, although moderate
demand has been in evidence for fine
WOolS''
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
FINANCIAL

DErosiT FOR YrssoTai. nAxsA, = Z
TENS @A,hWAy CourANy st.
REF. NDING FOt'R FER CENT. Gois
sIEn ySDER AGREEMksr DATED
the COM'lITTEE rlsg Rim NAWED
AND THF HOLDERS OF AID H0NDs
MMo SHOULD BECOME PABrlKs
Notice Is hereby x;yen srat rnodiacs-
eson and amendment OF said ARresment,
st heretofors amended gro 2osed uy the
OF said pr posed no iffcstion AMI amend
rrent has heer nled on Octo'sr 6sh 1871
With TIE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUsT
COMPANY Depositary Undsr oa.d Agree
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of N-w Yors
Each holder % Certificate % Deposit TO-
w.tnin fwo ae ks stter sh's l@.e Ale Win
saiS Depo8itsry al tie safd Office his lis.
gent in writing from the pTopored uloda-
CO ION and 2 iendrnert. VA Be cos,ciueiYss
~ presumed TO nave sEssnted the eto 40.
coTd,ns TO tbs Drovssions or sa.e Agrss.
Said propose1 nodiacssion Asd asnsud.
ment raodii . -nd amends IL title T.is.
teentls Of said Agreement dated Sogem-
bar 1esi. 1918, a. hcretotSre modified and
amended, SO % -eac as folicr<
IN the event hat no nolfce o. the
preparation or approval an a.'pr' ~ o.
any Plan @nd Agreement Of ReorEan'sa-
y
The Committee within ssx yesTs ana
gATse months from he c2le ot ~.
Asrser3assnt fs ,ds, - VT on on or oefo.s Fsb
OF such notice within said perioG 81.
Yeas and three months frc Inc lag
Deposit my. aiter rhe svpirsrion % s,;
period Of SIX years ani hree r.o -
~, 5drasg from {Ais Agreemen' eo.'
t!cate Of Deposit With proper 4
ecutei ia nsfer ereof 8 rcrfste 81 ard
upon the paygnent OF his p~o rata slaro
of euch sum AZ the Committee ss. in
ts sole uri 'incortrollsd s.scraii n ~
a fair contribution for the coHuperss-
9!on and .cdeotedness. obligations. lis
biltties sd expeuTes II the C1sal.itrse
cnd TO entitled 20 Tscsive from the -.
uos'tRry bonds ~ tne an uuf re9Ts-
serted by his Certificate of re7osit"
EDWIN x. MAK>ro%. Cls'rfaaA
T. EDMUND ZsCHER,
FREDERIC ~. ALLEN,
coramit'e.
HENny J. LEAKE. Aues'on.s'
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
SToCKS AND Bo~Ds
BY ADRIAN - MtLLEE Il S7x.
OFFICE. Is " Ian ~ RET.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1921.
e. . 80 c'ci0ce t.e
EXCHANGE sALESROOMS
nos. - AMP Is EsEY IT EET
s035eo se4board Finance d investment c..
2-yesr II Redeemaols Con~srtisle
Notes.
s0:s, IS se.board vinaacs = Inssst-
nent Co.
81 n00 Chattanooga rys c. Cafs -
Bords CIT % DeF4si-
% aAs ScaboarG &ationai Bank.
20 Central Union T.1st 50
l03 sis chase NaticDal Esnk
% sAs American Clilss Co. gyslt.
800 ehs American Cites CO. coz. rnons
40 shs American Roa5 22cA--ery c.
common.
80 shs incorporated Lsnt CO. prefc.
80 chs lnco rocrated Lan1 Co COR,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Judgments Filed
Yn New FORK Comfy

The following Judgments were .isG yes-
terday, tho first 0arno being that OF ehe
debtor.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

Call loans against scceptances, 81
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

Nudson CloaA q SU.t Stores, a T'oin-
stein. popular priced ard better gradc fur
trimmed coats, also fur coats. Pile fabrscs
o' every scr.ptiou; - ". S2d 81. room