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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
a. D. MORRISON. Cslf. 4
CERTIFICATE " srocKuoLDEn4 SON
LIAnlLiTf on nOfVELL fE
ThOf.ruM COMfANI

a. .. M0nn1soN. Clsfk.
CERTIFICATE or srQckuQLpE4a SON
LIABILITY ~ nQsthht fh
no eioelhoidsn Liehintyi.
TmsI8 10 CERTIFY that iha nnusrsirn-
a. being AL he efigloai ~irteipofster VIE
ths abosg named corporation, thereby aaao
sn AZ Of ne Lsgisisuss Asssmbll ~ a.
i assa''E sn e, iss'i il.ssI.,s a. fsss.,isss
AsnufssIuFinE lnaaatrai and otasf Par
seis amehdeor1 iksrsef. snd suppisnsaisI
thsrcto, Tor ana On behalf of themselves and
ali other ..se.heldsn shs 'nsy bss.,ns a.
hereby declare that iksrs shali 30 no stock.
heldera' liability on ascount u aay ssoek
$500 ~ SO ;'spessrsis 80 W. ~ s.ess
from All liability o. assouni u saF lteek
issred Or held BY. them. csespt sueh lablltr
70 hss. ssss psia. n psopspS o. ash a.
he time q eommenesnsnt - business.
The registsrsd offee o. the ~.Snpgrs,,ya is
. s".. 7 u: .a S'' v. . S ssls < %dssissssss
Satisfactory agent. In chsrss thereof, and upon
whom process against the corporation may
* WITNESS WHEREOF. We. s.ia Ineor.
ssais % thls ist day 81 April a D.. ipsi.
4 9 S ssls.
A. Z. ldsn.
state Of New n.Ilss. 6suais u sosOrro
On shia is day Of April. A. y. 1871. BE-
isT. me psrs'ssiiE sRge.r.s Y .: bsssaT,
ssssss ,~ssssslsssss ,Ss, he sssssi.s * ss%s
~ wifsEss wnfERnoF. I Aavs her.
seal me dsy a6d year ia his eersiresss sini
,ssai5 ADRIAN ABEtTA,
ny sonnls.lon expire. Nay :. lssi.
sisie q New Menieo. County Of bsfna
On ihis Let day Of April, 4, D lssI. Be.
tore M personally appeared ". O. Reid Aad
desenbsd N snd who ezscutsd the forerolns
Instrument. and acknowledged that tney
sa;sgiss ssRs e. ,s,lT irss ss' 'aS sssS
unto 50, a. hsas ssd sff;sd " ofnsisl
zeal the day aud year In this eeriihests first
tssaD IDA n. scAEzlsI,
Ny Commission expires April I. ls2a.
state Of New Mexico, County u Chsses
on this sth day Of April. A, d ieai, be.
fore me- personally eppsared !. n. herveyl
2 nc No sHe sss, ~ ~ ss ,dr,s ssgs a isssrs~sn n
snd scknovledEed that he saecutsd sane a.
his free set tnd deed.
my hand aad affixed my ofneisi sesi the DAY
and rear in thia certificate nnt shove writ
ten.
tsesD HIRAM N. DOW
aotary Public.
NJ eommlsslon expires MsrcA ~, ie72.
n. ana, ESDoRskp.
Cor. Reed. Vol. 7 Pare IS.
Certificate o. Non Liability
ROSWELL q s'fissile;2 'ctoMpASr
(No Storhhoiderk' Liability
Piled IN Office Of
STATE CORPORATfUN COMMISSION
81 New Mexico.
Apr. ~. ie2t-l A. n.
A l.. Morrison. CLERK.
Compared; fCk 70 40.
May TIA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
HEALTH OFFICER
AAEADY TO vACC|NATE
ALL FOR TYPHOID
Intends to Cut Down
Number of Cases
This Year

Dr. J. +. Dochcrty city and COUNT,
health officer. says that he II ready
20 vacclnate all Albuquerque for ~
phoid fever. The doctor aays that
there was entirely too much typhoid
fever IN Albuquerque last year and
that he intends TO cut down the rate
Of cases.
Dr, Docherty advises that every
M who IL not a sufferer from tubcr-
cuiosis be vaccinated either az the
health Office or by a private physician.
DR.. Docherty has a large supply Of
v4ccinc and he Ia ready 10 order more
fAihe supply gives out. =.
Former soldiers who were given
the triple vaccine IN the army have
no need 10 be vaccinated Tor three
years. pr. pocherty points out.
The health officer says that per-
sons are taking advantage OF the OPP
%portunity offered but not a. many IA
should. Persons who are vaccinated
az the health office are charged only
cost OF the vaccine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Wandering Walter
Wanderwen Again
Wanders Into Trouble

Wandering Walter wanderweii,
who with "a party 81 others was ar
resied here and who later was ac-
quilted al NJ Paso OF the charge OF
violating the %country's passport laws.
Is again In troubls az Amarillo. Texas.
According 10 reports from Amarillo.
Mrs. ManderNeil hired a chauffeur Co
drive the oddly adorned car when
they decided To continue their "trip
OF the world" Walter decided he
would pick his own driver II Is said
and thus the mix-up rartcd.
Walters choice OF driver, II is said.
then decided he would not drive. The
trouble led the Two "WanderinEs" 20
the police court where troubles have
not Yet been patched. II they are not
settled soon. the "a may be sold AT
public auction. according TO the
Amarillo News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11

~ GU q Assgstg.t n sAl.A ~.
s.s a..e 60. = ':,..s
1rni,sIsa9 t.la nsfe.Iaa - t04
oiiIcs 10 ohafIrs r. Ws1f Assessed
49,. :. r: -. . i.'s.'s liza. ,t.sH.s.
Cir C1sftef sAsl ~ H.tnted = 1ss q
shln b nsie u~nissfal IT, ~ clF 1sa
ger 20 e.ssh.rss. q etetreIte fes4ls ,rtt
s.sh ,..g,s,,s = ksss q .fs.',.>s ~
stsd WITH ~ es<arifetIta IS Ffet.1IIet
ris ssiS ~sI.siss sSzn b kels .rser1
CIV .sa AZ h~s q a. k's,s q ~
xii qualified vo,sn Of ne csy q Aihu.
srsse-s ne, s's, : ss,s siss,.se
CkeIFnsn. City CpnnitsIar sud ks.ofn
ss Mayer. CIR 81 Aihugasrgus.
adobe ". xsAvoT. cls, c'.rs.
! nay Su.ttisi4is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
DR.. w. T. Murphey
Sued for Divorce

Mrs. Meta Murphey filed suit for
divorce against her husband. DR.. W.
7. Murphcy, In The district court yes
terday. and asked Tor an injunction
restraining him from disposing OF
the community property. which she
claims amounts to from twenty 10
thirty thousand dollars.
The grounds for the divorce are
Murphcy's alleged failure Ia support
his wife, She requested hat the court
make an appraisal OF the community
property. and grant her an allowance
for her support. pending h trial
A suit for separate maintenance was
filed several months ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Business Women's
Club to Work to
Sustain Commission

A. o meeting at the Bluebird Tea
room last night. members OF the
business me Professional Women's
club % Albuquerque pledged them
selves tu work on election day. and
20 lend their efforts 20 sustaining the
commissioners. They especially urg-
ed an women who ave not registered
for the recall election TO do 80.
Three new members we're taken In
by a unanimous vote. They are:
sMiss pulcc Knox. hospitality secrc-
tary OF the Y. W. g. A. Mrs. Maude
Radcliffe. buyer for the Kistlcr-c6l-
lister company; Mrs. NJ r. Riley,
grocer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11

yltst Into 10000 shares 81 ne par saias u
'Is pss1s m.s ,ed pss,oifiss sddr,.s., Of
u rapIfa5 1iorf anharrIbod Tor ~ each. the
ii uhlch shall he The aInosnt With
~hlek fks eefpsnsiion a susi
Il. o. pura%' sssorro. n. NJ 5000
v. 9 RsS. .Ailuque'eue n n. $4,000
n hsSssy. Roswell n. NJ. 10000
Y q. iass. Albaausrqus. n ~ 10000
. fhs tine for Which ihi, corporation
shall ssist shall b. 5o.yeafa.
rhs hoard q Dlrs.'ers fer ths fiIst
tors hereof, ts-vIt. n. % naFsam, W I'll
il wirNKss wHkREoL ~ nav. mere
L g Rss,uH.
y. M. HerVey.
STATE q New Msxice. c0unfy o. socorro
On this lat asy q April. A D. 1921. be-
70 me hnoWn 10 ha the persoa deseIhsd ia
sud who ssecutsd The foregoing iustramsni.
snd a~ekno.ieaEsd th.t - eAeeaied sane a.
MS sF' wsifffssssesss ews'saenEoP. ! h.v. herr.
unto set my hand snd affixed my ofneinl
seal the day and year IN this eeftifeaie fret
tse.i5 AnRAN ApFyTA
notary Public soeorro County, ksw
Ny rommissioa expires Nay Z. 1871
state o. New Mesiee. County Of Bsrna
-, o. - o. s.I :. a, ?: sss sg,.ls 4 Z 2 2. i s.I. i ss
y G Iden, 70 me known 10 be III persons
described In and vho executed the fofero-
lnf insirumsnt ard s~ehnewisdgsd ih.t ,hey
unio 81 NJ hand and Stirred ny offieiai
seal The Day and year In this eeriifsass nrst
tssail IDA b sGASzISI,
Ny commission expires April 4. 1894
state Of New heHieo. County Of chavea
on this s,h day Of March. A. u, isai.
before me personally appeared J N Hervy,
and who erscuted the foregoing Instrument.
snd acknowledged that he executed sane -
BIZ. free sci ard deed
unto set my hand and alfred ny official
seal the dey snd year IN this eertiheats hrss
above written.
tSeall HIRAM n DOW,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires March AZ, i022.
,,o.o ESDohsEN'
Cor. Rse'd. Vol : Pas. ss.
Certificate o. Incorporation
ROSWELL PETROLEUM COMPANY
no stockholders' Liability
Piled la office o.
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
Of New Msxieo
Apr 10. te2i-ii A. N.
A. L. Morrison, Clsrh.
Compared Ick 20 JJO.
Msy nie.
W c Reid. Bon COS. vrty.
Com'pd z. O. 70 y r.
state o. New Mexico, County Of Berna
This instrumsn, was tiled Cor record OF
the and day Of Nay. 1871. a. . 20 o'eioei
A. N. Recorded IN Vol 20 Mise. o
hsssrs, Of aid o0uH,E I'l ssoIIiiooTT
clsrk and Recorder.
o25 So 2s Pd.
STATE OF MN MEXICO
state Corporation Commission of New Mexic'
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
Ini,ed states Of Amsriea' state Of New
II is hereby certified. that the annesed Il
. fall true and complete transcript q ,h'
Certificate Of stockholders' Non Liability
ROSWELL PETROLEUM COMPANY
(No stockholdsrs Liability
(so. moan
with the endorsements thereon. "a sam ap
pear on file aud % record IN the office o
he state Corporstion Commission.
In Testimony Whereof the state Corpora
ton Commission ~ the Sat, u Ne~ Mexici
has caused this certificate TO BE- signed Nj
Is Chairman and the seal % said Commis
sion. 20 b. affixed a. the City % Santa n
on this ieth day oi April. a. 3 1871
tseaD ~ LIMA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Lucia X. Moak
Granted Divorce

Complete divorce Was granted Lucia
" Moak by the district court his
morning. when Robert n. Moak, the
defendant. failed to appear The di-
vorco WAS granted on the grounds of
abandonment by Moak of HIS wife two
ycaAAEp. at Cubero. New Mexico.
NV "A was also given her
maiden name. Lucia II. Montoya, The
couple had no children or community
property. according 4 q statement
OF the plaintiff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Auto Body Works
Opens in Albuquerque

Tom W. Hopper. recently connect
cd with the Scott Auto Body company
OF Denver. ana Irior TO that time
with the Fischer Body Works Of De
troit, has opened an auto body works
at 7O2 South Second street,
Mr.. Hopper states that he will deal
exclusively h. the manufacturing Of
automobile bodies. This gives Albu-
qucrquc the only exclusive auto body
works between Denver and III PaHo.
Mems outing shoes. Elk hide. heavy
quality. just arrived at J. Z. Penney
Co, now selling for sass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11

LONDoN-Mrs. Ann sissons. aged
t0i. Of Mansfield, NOttinghamshirc,
has just been baptiscd and confirmed
BY the bishop Of Sheffield. Last sum
mer she made three airpiane flights.
which experiences she thoroughly en-
ioycd. Her motto, which Is one she
has always practiced. IL Hard work
and plenty OF pluck"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11

W. & Ma. nea oos. cliy.
csn'pdE q. teFR
hials u Ssv nssls,. connty u nsna
III, ls,,rup,ss W.. ri.s iss r.-osa On
the 4nd dag n Nay. 1921 at.Qf15 o'clott
A. NJ. nff1rtr1 "a Vel. n Misc 81 REQ
ofda u salt Counfy feIe =i6
49, cisfk aht n.teFasr.
K464 ron fUFFxfNf f0R mn NV
NEzlcO eIAln rni1INNflAnH.
hlds ar Iulirst y sarriF ~ Nee A@xiee
State renlfenfInr Vim Dr. Otp1s orocsriek
Leather. Coal Haf sd orrIr TO- a. lon
Ia ais monfhs tadinr NosfI1ter soth. Ie1i.
pusaI blanks vin 10 furulshei % applfn.
iion nlds must b Ia The efiice " The 81.
rsflnfrndfnt n The lnstltufien not Istff thsa
s1kfb " fIkIE Srixhl
Nay a Isa q. a. BE. iA. nj ik
xLnoIlon tnooLAnkti0N
To the Qualified NIetlars 81 The CITY a
Aibnanerqur New Mericoi
b. he ss'.eslsT q ne sss.sa hssssf
dsy Of Msy. 1877. . special elsctlan n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
Philadelphia Markets

4c, cW,fHEATT1RHcci9ts. frm ltatis bushels. Mar.
@ eTn t-'s S1IGnG" g, ,9,s cyPort
: req Winter, sarcky, u.ioaii.i Is. other the"
:s.h, ::TansS gg"ed ct the fo'iowInE s"Nrtuis or
%s'29H,s; S.; Mi5:i whSa! e yndsr red ~tH,er:
sample according 10 quality. ''' -
ho'd 'EdoNSmRTS1tptT Gar iSt. !T15 hqsne,s Tlrmy
'octI trade-No. . yellow. G:1 CSC az 'o'' Tor
.nd 9Ti uHc5a6sGg S HGG% p'9 Io3t3 bushels. Trm
~ %hl,s, saG44c" Io 70 whitc. hGS@'G2 l2q
p; II satSs quiet Eg, %' .,c%aiy sT% iT0Sf bGId SS2
I'M" m lto.IS %sG" "S1s io,s to2: Per ioo pacEed
%SEn 1885, S55 DO SGt do %'nS, hs;rasG
49, &S nsT1 ns1sn, ".9'S! ;',Sis ''SS do
patent, ssd fancy. spTinS and az f Tn4is Tn,s
Ss's91 e q f4W'y brands :65o56. 0 Eyg ~: 3ur' a"
IhoVIsIoNs - Steady but quiet. QUO.
ttll9n: ttlGJ So,. PhSst h"st In rc,S rnoEed and ar ar
nd adreG 53c pork rsmy Smn yeHsaGrs s4a sm""Sd
T. cured loose. 20 Csc; DO, skinS'd T'S pIans I@dHs
o5s,sa SsG so' 4ts 60 TR9Hsd p"Hi 2G& '@: Gas Coo
''os~ l7c breakfast bacon. 2ic: lard. d. iiSSH' iS!
,u"t.idn.! ' oIi5.o., T55.T. cU% HnI unchanged Tho
sxrs 'G%:S rstsS 4s ssS"G &c. dTss dd2mals ssSSra
fancy GTands OF Of SrlSa Or 4of i;sSfnT ssefH@nds
eOgS2c and fair to choice. 52G SIC. at
\, ar"iS--Itne eggs scarce and firm. Quote,
western, 9xira hrsts, A0c; frsts, I7Gp JsC.
sgTT"nas, 2oW4oc: :;eraE !":1 jo%ir; joSS6H%Gs S'HG
ta!r TO choice. 67U O9c "' va
,CHEESE-,FIrm bat qutct. Now York
! whole milk. fats. fancy, fresh. "oi. ~ "993HH.
| 90 tair 70 good, fresh. 81 a "2c; ISnshnTmS
as,""rnh' - y Q"3c: sinsi3 Daises fresh, 90;
{. L!yE POULTRY Fowl, no, Lesborns
apiece and over SOQ acc; rnejI'In' ot,o ii,s IIs
?'g 4Gc; inferior. lSH 22c Fowls whjicc
| !rghornsa good quality, Il n 22c: do. do,
'lh,h,, 'h,h, lSM2 zoe 15Pring ch!clcna; fancy, vel.
! spring chickens. not i.aGhorn. medium aua
, ity, 22N 23; spriI;s Ch!ck"ns. not IeghNrr
! Inferior, lST@oi spring chickens Lsghorm,
sGod Gualily yellow sNn, 81 d22c; sprinT
?9c; od ToSst"rs lGG iSr: GdHSikiS' dneks ws,;o isg
/ Pck!n. 80 go, 90. mIAcd col0rs 22Q aSc
! Gs"s" ga 23c; p!EsonH yer pair. old as 70
/ 40c young, rs q 3Oc. ~
DRESSED POULTRY - Fowls. fresh
lbs, 2S 221. Fowjs' tTeGh.kmiied' iii d'ix"tafi IN III.
try:pschPd, 3CG; do ,ws'EhinE il o. 'Iis' los,
| under, "rIl &c. ruas Ing CEckrnG. Western
! ~otghins : lbs. HnI over apiece, 32T aSc;
R@'aF No. aprse SscN'aS %s' err o6Icn1 %In"F
welsh!Gs 2h a 8h lns, apiece 43a aSc; r"sst. r"
over apiece, 32t3EC; lroi Ing Gf ckcn%s % n,aTl tGN
SS&GckSa. Xxi %S'&n FF IsxRnx Ri "?aGS a
apiece, 90 q SOC; old ro0sters, dryIp,r!o,I los
ducKlngS' 27GGSe -0''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
RAIL DIVISION
UNDER PRESSURE
Whole List Gave Ground Near
the Closing When Selling
Broadened

New York, Oct. 15.--As reasonably
would be expected In view Of the over.
night developments in the transportn
tton situation interest in today's closing
stock market practically centcred In
the railroad stocks. The entire rail di.
vision was under pressure ut the open.
ing, but this selling was not followed
up. although in the second hour rccur.
rcnt weakness cropped out In several
Of the moro prominent investment rails.
more especially the Hill roads. There
was, however. n conspicuous reluctance
of the professional contingent 10 70
~rry strong on the strike talk following
the long established tradition OF the
street never to 20 short" on strikes or
strike rumors.
AS n result the market after the first
half hour moved in very narrow
groove. The heavincss of the rails was
countcrba'anccd to some extent BY the
firmer tone of the oils. The stccls and
equipments also developed noteworthy
resistance. The influence Of the rail
road situation became more pronounced
toward the closing when the list with
few exceptions was near the lowest OF
the day.
Dealings I'm stocks this week were
prc7ondSrantly professional. but the
markets uncertain trend indicated fur
ther divergence of opinion or sentiment
among Traders.
Oils contributed the largest share to
tho moderate transactions, especially
low. grad" domestic issues. These de.
rived their support mainly from pools,
whose operations were accelerated by
tho higher prices prevailing for crude
and refined oil products.
Foreign oils were mixed. the Euro
Ncan group losing ground on selling at
tributed 20 HON" interests. while Mex
leans continued to be influenced by con-
tliCting reports respecting conditions
across the Rio Grande.
TransportatiOns were adversely af-
fcctcd by the labor situation and failure
Of Congress to hasten remedial legis-
latlon. Equipments. SteclS. motors and
the numerous Spccialtics dependent on
those industries reacted on less favor
able trade adviccs.
Crop movements at western and
southern ccntcrs, together with heavy
local payments. diminished the supply
Of funds at this center, considerable
call money being placed at Gs high
as 6 per cent. Profit taking by specu-
lHtive interests Gctrncted from the
strength Of Liberty issues, but the re-
cent excellent investment demand was
maintained new undertakings finding
4 ready market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Oct. l5.--Thcre was
further upturn in guildrr exchange at
the opening Of the foreign exchange
market this morning. Swiss exchange
also was strong nj new high price.
The quotations were:
Demand sterling 3.S7La. cables 3.SS :;
franc cables 80. checks 10; lire ca
bcs 4.O4. che ks i.O3lo: Swiss cables
49, 5,rhcrks 1922; gu.lder cables SO 81.
cheeks 80. so; pCSctu cable, 1887, checks
1889 SStoCkEof Cnh!eP %. %. checks
% %; Christ'unia cables 30. checks
- 20; Copenhagen cables 10 %. checks
1900 Belgian cables 7.21, checks go ;
marks .GS.
The Central European exchanges we're
irregular. Rnmanian. .GS; Serbian,
l.55; Austrian, .OJl2; hungarian,
.15h; Czccho. Slovakian. LOST :;
Jugo- Slavan. .3S&, Finnish, I.57 !;
Greek, 4,25 nominal and Polish, .O9H.
The premium on New York funds in
Montreal today was steady at 09 per
cent. The discount rate on Canadian
funds In New York was s 1864 per
cent.
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guildcrs
GspIss Psma'' Ssss7: 49, so: so5:T Ss. Ss.3s 9s
TopAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire Gullders
EsBiss PsHis.d " sSss" sSs" 7ssSS tSSf@ ss ss.SS SO
cLosISG oUoTATIoNs
stsI;i9s Frames Liz 0uilders
esRE:"d 1sE:. 49,. . SsSsSSS 49, tSss ss:ai ssssi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
LITTLE CH.4NCE IN
THE LOCAL STOCKS
Interest Focused on the Rail-
road Situation-Strike
Not Expected

Apart from the moderate selling OF
the railroad stocks thcre was little fca-
ture to the trading in the local market.
While Of small volume tho dealings con
tinued we'll distributed Price changes
In all parts Of the list were confined
within narrow fractional limits, ind
eating general disDoSition n marx
time pending the initiative OF the New
York market on The railroad situation.
Pennsylvania railroad under rcla
tjyoly light offer!ngS dipped under &c
70 35N. LChigh Valley yielded to 80,
but Immediately rallied 10 j3it.
realizing sales caused Electric Storage
Battery to reCcde to 1861. Which.
however. resulted more because Of tho
narrowucsS of the market. Union
Traction. after declining 70 30lc
rallied ~ 81. American stores yielded
20 -. bur came bark to 7%12. l.. G..
|, remained unchanged AZ 33is.
Here. hs VOL a. at the other market
crnt"rs. interest TO great extent is
focused on the railroad labor situation.
While no strik" is ant 'Ci1atcl there is.
nevertheless, q feeling that sentiment
ally threats OF such Developments may
b. used vigorously as market factors
There is a considerable element in the
franCiat community who would openly
welcome all issue on the labor question,
rontendng this would be the only way
10 settle the long drawn out contro.
vcrsy once and for all, rather than re.
sultinS in PATCHED up compromise
which would leave the same Irritating
open sore.
Next tO the railroad labor situation
the dominating event of the week was
the granting Of the extension Of the
appeal by Federal Judge Thompson to
common stockholders Of tho Reading
Company 90 prepare tho record in the
Reading segregation case for appeal to
the United State- Supreme Court on
, the District Court s ruling that common
and preferred stockholders are 10 sharr
equally in the distribution Uf the stock
Of the new corporation, which will BE-
evolved out Of the dissolution plan.
, This means a postponemcnt of the
/ carrying out Of the segregation plan
/ until nrXt year.
! As a matter of fact, quite q number
! Of influential intercstQ who have mnde
n close study og the E"adlng segrcga .
/ ton are NJ the opinion tho matter will
, be delayed many months By litigation
even after the Supreme Court ruling Is
/ given. To he tIuthFui, there are quite
q number who are Of the opinion seq
rogation viii never occur. 1t is their
belief before the endless litigation is
ever reached agitation is likely to de.
velOp toward Legislation, eliminating tho
I necessity for any segregation Of the
Reading properties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
COTTON MARKET
NEW YoRk COFFEE MARKET
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. Oct. l5,--R RUTTER steady Re.
csipts. ii,sI3 TUBS. CretnmrY. higher thar
extras 4sT4SAc creamery extras, ~
tsHc, packing stock. current make NO DO J.
EGGS firm; Receipts, 81 0ai cases.
Fresh gathered extra hTstB, 5On sc; hrsts
asa 4sc New Jersey hennery. whites lxtrn
fancy, candled selection. 500, nearby and
nearby Western hennNTy whites. hrsts to
ayersEe sxttsE. ~ u SOC; nearby and nearby
Western bcnlnry browns. extras, 80 a B3c
Do. - thered browns and mixed cOlOrs. frsts
20 sktrns, 45@AIei refrlgeratov, special
n,arks. fsncy, sI9 soe; nrsts, 3IV 38c.
(HEESE steady. Receipts, 21l2 boxes
&t&ts. whole rniik nats. freah, s1@clais.
1cH y 2te, do .ayerags run, 2lh n 22c; State
wt2|&&{nLk twins. specials. 22 22ho. do,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. oct l5.-t'ATTLF-Reccip
1000 head. Comps red with week ago: Corn
red steers and y"eriings mostly @S6 soc
higher; spots Oh year, !nSs ~ NOR; grasscrs
o5c higher; bulls weak 10 l5r lower; Iisht
Ioal calves UNCHANGED: heavy calves unevcnly
higher; stookers End feeders strong to 15c
HOGS-Recclpts. 1000 head Uneyon.
light tights steady 70 lOc h,rhc-: others
steady to 1nc lower than yesterdays aver,
age TOP. $3.50; best light and light butchers
}s 500 $50: bulk packing sowg. S65oT T.25
hndOvCr liberal; pigs strong: hulk des!rab q
10 to IaO Mound pigr So 25GS35.
SHEEP-Recc!pts 1000 head Receipts
today virtually all 70 hackers d-cct. com.
TO 25c higher; feeders. "5c higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Striking Jump In Net Demand De.
posIts-Reserves Further
Strenqthened

The more striking item in todara
statement OF the New York Clearing
House Institutions was the striking
jump Of $s3. 1876 900 in demand de.
posIts. The increased liability, how
ever, was countcrhalanccd by an in.
crease Of SCI ,615, 900 IN reserve credit
at the Federal Reserve Bank, resulting
in rnising the excess reserve $1I ,OO4. =
30, making the actual surplus over
legal requirements $50, ,05S 400. Loans
and discounts showed an expansion Of
81 ,G32, 900.
Details follow:
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LATROBE COSNELLSTILLE COAL 4
COKE COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE 2O-NEAR CO.
kINEISE Il'Nn EnI - ~

Notice ls hereby CIV 'nUt puryIa-, 20
ne sinking fund provision Of the above
portEaEe dated June /. iHll. proposals wi.
= received al the or:tce OF Commercial! Trust
company. Trustee, City Hall Square. Phila-
deiphia, for the sale 70 n. Trustee on De-
eemeer /. 1927. OF a sufficient number OF
bonds TO consume the sum oE 3s0.0o7p p5 noy
N the nkins Fund at a price not to pX-
e>ed 1O"S and accrued 'ntcrc0t. TLs right
70 reserved TO reject any or all proposals IN
whole In parI.
Proposals should he sea:cd ari -n,rk.d
'Proposals for the sale % :hc Latrohe Con.
nelsville Coal Coke Company First Mort.
sase 2O-fesr &C. Sinking Fund qoId Bonds
and be presented 20 the undersigned bp'o-,
u o'clock noon, Thursday. October 20. 1872
SoAAhEHGlA, Trust COMPANY. Trusts
HENRY &. GIBSON. Treasu-cr