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Why have you come here? What is 1t that you want?" Mary forced herself to say in a cool, quiet tone.
 where's Eve? And the othersT He smiled little grimly They'll be here in two seconds, don't you fear. l just stole away to speak to you for a moment"
 "Ges?' Mary was not encouraging. Her heart was beating rapidly, and she did not want this man to notice her confusion.
 When are you going to marry Bellairs That's what l came to ask" The question was put brusquely-but anyone could see that Dick was ter ribly in earnest.
 That very earnestness took Mary unawares. Her little air of coolness -camouflage--it seemed to fade away before the anxiety in Dicks eyes. She answered truly, briefly: I'm not going to marry MT. Bel lairs at all"
 Miss Eve was up betimes the fol- lowing morning. There was lots of business she must do before the day was aired.
 Both Darlington Bellairs Cher guardian) and her newly established hance, Dick Calardin, snight prove slippery customers. It was her guardians custom to rise early Eve knew that.
 Hello, guardian dearw She met him in his den downstairs at s o'clock. Eve come for my reward"
 Have you, indeed? You little minx" His smile was not discourag ing, as so often it had been of late. well, come in and let's talk busi- nessr
 Eve came in and closed the door. .
 Five thousand dollars, I think, you promised me?"
 He laughed outright. I did nothing l of the sort, you mercenary little crea- ture!"
 Eve hesitated She must make no 1 errors here. Twenty live hundred, them"
 Well. that's little nearer! But, i listen, Eve-no backing out of the affair"
 Eve wrinkled up her face into an odd expression. She thought her guardian very interfering, and en- tirely selfish. But now was not the time to tell him so, of course.
 Listen, my dear" He leaned lit 1 tie forward in his chair. tapping his l hand upon a pile of papers on his desk "I'll let you have s2,50e as a little present--for good, girl, shall we say?" He laughed. If you want an extra s2.5O0, then, I can lend it l to you"
 Lend it to me?" Eve calculated. Her face frightened. Lending was as sood as giving, for she would never pay him back!
 Someone will have to go security | for you." Bellairs went on. Someone must guarantee that you'll re1uno the money, and with interest. 1 You mean you want somebody to 1 back my signature?" queried Eve l frowning Well, that's rather mean l of you. I think'
 "Not in the least!' rejoined her guardian, staring critically at Eve, | Yes, she was good d-looking-but he doubted if she could hold Dick Ca lardin. He must help her all he could--and this backing business was a good idea. If Calardin had not money, and he got involved with Eve in money dehts,. then. the girls hoid on him would surely tighten, for Bellairs could step right in and make his own terms then with, the back | ward lover!
 Get your fiance to go security for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-01

in other cities. not effected by the bill are writing their approval or 1t to the author.
 Representative Focht of Wisconsin takes what the Washington women regard as the proper position. lie said today: "I do not approve of women smoking in public or any where else. Neither co l approve or men smoking. But since women are in every respect even politically, the equal of men, I cannot see why con prees in any respect, should discrimi- nate against them"
 That idea will probably prevail although the prohibitionists of the professional stripe and the crusaders for sunday blue laws, regarding the hill as an entering wedgs, ardently espouse it. It would subject any violator to fine of S2o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-01
UNDERWOOD FIGHTS SENATE COAL BILL AS UNF AR ID POOR
Takes Issue With Frelinghuy- sen on Cheap Rates In Summer and High
 Rates In Winter
By HUGH W. ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Agc-Herald
 800 Davidson Building

Washington, June S0.-tspecial)- The support of the FrelinBhuysen coal bill by the republican party is, according to Senator oscar w. Un- derwood of Alabama, democratic lead er, in accordance with the republican party's policy of giving 10 him that hath, and taking away from him that hath not.
 The democartic opposition to the bill, which would create commits sion for the control and distribution ofthe coal supply of the country was based on the party's opposition to government in private business, and the party's opposition to the repub- lican policy of adding to the burdens of the poor.
 During the speech of the democratic leader, Senator Frelinghuysen inter- jected the charge that Senator Under wood was indulging in politics. Cry of Politics T am not making political speech" retorted Underwood T am discussing a bill which, the senator , from New Jersey says, was pending before the preceding Congress. A uSAHOSAd dt4S "uHi4hi9tlSlioH NNuAu hN' pass it. It has now come to a repub Hcan administration, and the adminis- tration intends to pass it. T am not making a political speech. ] have sat in silence for over three months, hoping that the republican party might do something to pull this country out of the slough of despond. 1 have tried to be helpful, mot hurtful, because the republican party is entitled to it's chance, If the time comes when political speech will be justified, after you have had a fair chance to save the country, l can assure the senator from New Jersey that he will hear one. But he will hear real one, and one not involved in the discussion of a bill"
 nurdeni,, tbe paa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-01
BANK TO GIVE HALE DAY OFF

BANK TO GIVE HALE DAY OFF
 Decatur. June 30.-- (SpeoiaL )-Ths banks of Albany and Decatur wiln clcse at noon on Saturdays during the months of July and August, ac>1 cording to an announcement today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-01

There are single and double-breasters in one, two and three button styles; liberal showing of the latest sports models; plenty of conventional styles for the conservative dresser and some specially de- signed models for youths and high school boys. There stouts and stubs, longs and regulars Size ranges from B to 5o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-01
Burdening the Poor

Senator Underwood, in discussing the burden the bill will impose on the poor, said q am not one of those who iEdulges in the cry, Down with the rich, up with the poor But the man is not worth mutt whose heart does not feel symp -thetic beat for
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   enable these S SIS purchases That's what you ave-and this is you get
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-01

New glow stripes and pencil stripes on blue and brown grounds-there herringbones, oxford grays, club checks and plaids galore solid blue and browns-every pattern that's popular. The fabrics include hard soft worsteds, fannels, homespuns, serges, cassimeres gaberdne and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-01

string of big windows (.ss$: s=s.ss: :ss shows the variety of pretty patterns and popular yesbu the display can't possibly reveal their lul tailoring their inherent high quality and the lasting satisfaction that with each and every suit.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
R. H. COLLINS SEEKS
PEERLESS MOTOR co.
Former Cadillac Head Neg0ti-
ating for Control-Progress
Made in Conference.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. 2o.--Progress
in negotiations for controlling interest
in the Peerless Truck and Motor Com
pany being made by r. II. Collins, for
meriy president of the Cadillac Motor
Company. was reported as having been
made in conference here to-day.
G. B. Siddall. secretary Of the Peer
less company and member Of the COM
mittee representing B. G. Tremaine.
president of that company. in the nego-
tiations. said tonight: '"rhe trade with
Mr. Collins has not yet been made.
Negotiations are still pending. At a
meeting to-day progress was made. but
In transaction Of this Importance many
points must be covered. The stockhold-
ers OF the company may rest assured
that all of them will be treated alike.
1t probably will be several days before
the matter will be brought to con-
. clusion."
According to power of attorney notices
now available, negotiations are In pro-
gress between B. G.. Tremaine, acting
for himself and associates VINO are In
COHtTOt OIL Tie IttIlcSS lIuCh
Motor Company, and r. III. Collins and
associates for the sale to Collins of at
least $4,000 and not more than $4,000
shares OF the 200, 900 shares of that
kcompany's stock outstanding.
Mr.. Collins is to pay not less than
$40 a share in cash for the stock and
the balance In three year per cent
notes, payable semi-annually.
+ II. A. Tren1aine and g. B. Siddall have
been named as committee to negotiate
/ the sale of stock to Mr.. Collins. The
Cleveland Trust Company has been
named as a committee to negotiate the
sale of stock to Mr.. Collins. The Cleve-
land Trust Company has been named It's
depositary and will receive stock dur
i ing the thirty days from the date that
I the contract is signed, but an extension
of time to November Is, but not beyond
that date, may be made.
I The circular also states that from
= the proceeds of the sale of stock 81
share shall be used by the committee
of two named as attorneys fee and to
cover expenses.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
ST. Louis-srn Francisco Railway com1any

Under the terms OF its Adjustment Mort.
gage. ST. Louis San Francisco Railway
Company will on or after October ist, 1921,
pay 10 the holders OF its Adjustment Mort
cage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds Semi
annual ins,ailment OF Interest OF 3se. being
the Interest for the six months ended June
80 1921. at the max lnfum rate carried by
the Adjustment Boad=.
Payment or such Interest will be made
"a the office of the Company. Room 1895,
ie0 broadway, New York. on presentation
and surrender of the prper coupons for
such Interest and appropriate ownership
certlfica,cr
DATED. New York. September "a. 1921.
gT. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY
b. W. a. McAULfFFTs. Asst. Treasurer
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u. S. ENGINEERS FINISH
IMPORTANT PORT TOUR
Appropriations Depend Upon
Report Made.

The War Departments Committee OF
Engineers for Rivers and Harbors re-
turned to Washington last night after a
inals and piers Of the Port of New York
Authority The committee constitutes
the Board of Review that must pass
upon all requests for Government funds
in connection with harbor projects, and
Its decision must be made before any ac-
ton Is taken by Congress.
Eugenius Fl. Outerbridge. chairman of
the Port Authority, said that the inspec-
tion was one Of the most important ever
undertaken here, as the engineers studied
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
COTTON MARKET
Is AGAIN SET BACK
In Rapid Reaction Of Last
Hour List Loses All Of Gain
Of Session.

A further advance OF SO to S5 points
In yesterdays cotton market attracted
so much realizing and selling by wire
houses and spot interests in the last
half hour that the market lost all its
gain and dropped few points under its
preceding final bids. Tho close was Off
cially easy. with net loss of to IT
points Local spot cotton closed 10
points lower at 1890 cents. Among the
best early buyers were Liverpool inter-
ests and professional shorts. They
bought heavily at the start and were
chiefly responsible for the rise of 80 to
so points at the outset. Cables were bet
ter than expectations by at least 25
penny points.
The market gave very good account
of itself in the early part of the day.
After slight hesitation just after the call
the list rose to level OF a gain OF more
than q cent a pound in some options,
with December as high as 20.5S, against
Mondays close of 1877. Shorts were
uneasy, due to the proximity of the seri-
GUS private condition reports, and COW
cred at any favorable opportunity. Over
night buying orders at the outset un-
covered one or two stop loss orders.
The weather map was OF only passing
interest In the Western belt the map
was partly cloudy but without precipi-
tation. In the Eastern belt scattered
showers fell at several stations. Tenn
peratures generally were a little higher.
Private crop reports from all over the
cotton belt were as bullish as ever.
The trade. therefore. is pretty certain
that the Governments next condition
report will be bullish.
A rapid reaction started In the last
hour and tho market broke to 10
oI.n H. Aa 10 ot fgttr
minutes OF business, December dropping
80 points from the early high. Southern
hedging was active. on the whole, there
was no fresh bearish news to account for
the reaction, the majority of operators
feeling that 1t was a natural one. The
softness in the stock market helped
bears to some extent
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
TO THE HOLDERS OF
AMERICAN TUBE AND STAMPING co.
First Mortgage Jgo 3O-Year Gold Bonds
t.A lrt. -

dated OctODrr ISt, ltVZ.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT In accord
snce with tho First Mortgage or Deed ct
Trust Of THE AMERICAN TUBE AND
Company. now THE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY or NEW YORK, as Trustee.
dated October lat, 1902. the following bonds.
Nos. -. lss, 32s. $40. 45o. 463. 5i2. To6.
s15 and Sie, have this cay, August 23rd,
1921. at the office % the said The Equitable
Trust Company of New York. been desig-
mated for redemption at i05eo and accrued
IN nterest on the 1st day or October, 1921. upon
presentation and the surrender thereof. with
all unpaid coupons. 10 said Trustee. Inter-
est on the above bonds VIII cease on October
lst 1921.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK. Trustee.
BY II. A. HIBBARD, Assistant Secretary.
THE AMERICAN TUBE AND STAMPING
COMPANY.
Ry r. G. MAYO, President.
WALTER J.. woRFla1.L. Secretary.
drawn as stated. WITNESS my hand and
seal this 23rd day OF August. 1921.
FREDERICK G.. MOLLER,
Notary Public Richmond Co.. No. $50.
Certificate filed In New York Co. No. 81.
Registers Office No. 3oJ1.
Term expires March 30. 1928.
In accordance with the above certificate.
tho undersigned will redeem the above NUM-
bered bonds at 1o5 and accrued interest 70
October list, 1921. on and after that date.
when presented with all unpaid coupons at
its office, No. 81 Wall Street. New York City.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
BY LYMAN RHOADES. vice-President.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
TR0LLEYMEN PLEAD FOR DEBs
Convention at Atlanta Votes for
Recognition of Irish Republic.

ATLANTA, Sept. 20.-Immediate action
by President Harding on the Debs par
the pardon of the Socialist leader. now
serving sentence in the Federal pen.-
tentiary here, was requested In reso-
luton adopted to-day by the convention
Of tho Amalgamated Association of
Street and Electric Railway Workers of
America. Another resolution asked that
Congress recognize the present "Repub-
lie of Ireland"
w. ID. Mahon was reelected president
Of the international organization.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
PROPOSALS.

T. The Pennsylvania Railroad requests BIDS
under Section 10 of the Clayton Act, Con-
tract Serial No. 5Oi4 for supply OF approx
imately 10000 to 5000 tons of Washed
Crushed Rock Engine Sand, as may be re-
oulred during the period from October 20
December 81, 1921. inclusive, T. o. b. L.
u. r.. tracks
?. Bids must be submitted al Northwest Corr
ner 17th & Filbert streets. Philadelphia.
Pa on or before noon. Eastern Standard
Time September 30. 1921. and will be re-
ceived that date aud at that place by
Mont gonery Smith. Purchasing Agent.
and opened BY him at 90 r. NJ. Eastern
Standard Time on that date. Further de-
tailed Information VIII be furnished from
this address on application.
J. Company reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids Or TO accept any part of any
ono bid
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
September rs. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
PRODUCE.

cbsIsa BEANs ;oo AND NJ u PEAs-Beans. marrey.
o. medriom, rors, eheise, $s.oo Kotsnash. Japansse
yellow eye. 81. .J0as; black turtle soup. $s
ssink. cMafo,nis: s75assi lima California
Scotch. $3.50: green, choice. domestic. $3.50;
nlack eye, California. new, 81: splits. yell
low, choice. $775; green. choice, $3.50.
!, BUTIER-creamery, higher than extras.
33282sIac.; unsalted, higher than extras.
seconds. 34Ha36]ac.; State dairy tubs. finest
424f3c. good to prime, 3Sd4fc. common
70 pal faiF s9sc sog S1c ladies' o sIrront make sx
asG2s19c.: lower grades. 26n27c: packing
stock, currant make. No. /, 2sc No. ..
26h027c.: lower grades. 24d26c.
.CHEEsE-Ncw York state flats. held spe-
average run. 2o0Aa2ic, STATE State twins. 1seI1S spc
cials; 214c. average run, 2olAc.; Wisconsin.
double double. Daisies. fancy 2oAs2ic single
q 211sg22i4c.; State skins. sa15c.
EGGS-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. 5oa
52c.; extra flrsts. 45G4sc.; firsts. 40asic.;
S,r,'n seconds Se,asse trSde "a eggs 2eq3Ic
and poorer. 2oa27c; checks, fair to choice.
dry. 22n25c.: refrigerator eggs. charges paid
g expiring dates, special marks. fancy,
a6hg3sc., firsts, 34A936c. seconds. $40
34c.; refrigerator white eggs. 37l45c. near
ty hennery. extra fancy selections, 79asic.:
73c.. firsts. eoas5c.; gathered whites. firsts
extras. 75g7sc extra flrsts. oed7oc; flrsts.
ern and Southern. gathered whites. 50QG2c,;
nearby hennery browns. extra, 5Jnjsc. :;
gathered brown and mixed colors. graded ex-
tras, Goa J2c. firsts 10 extra firsts, 4191sc.
FRUITS. FREsu-Apples. green. BASKET
4. Wolf River, SJaS: Wealthy. s5no: Nc
Intosh. ,sSgi2; Jonathan. SOL AIexanssE
s2S western ns0T,1 boa :8Sa2 :s8a Ehys'sG King
Wesltny c. s55i2'; penrs %in1sr onsara aspa
s5SSi2; basket. s. si.5oa275 Bartlett. 81 500
s2W5: ounces, state. bushel basket,
COD. i Dbl, bes, ss9s8; Nsy Ysrk' rss crate
,a,i:19 2o@G5c': plums, ns state. ID basket, 600
sasSet. 4 I si.ioS1 20 GIT. crate. 81 15@i 20;
peaches. state bushel basket. s4et5; mush-
colorsdo sr sr@5ss ss o os,reh p1Rs eRs
%ssa ceSTSdG crate s9,s d5 s5s ofsases Gsssss
GalliSr"s; fo4nS box ssa4 lie Of Pne siesso
lemons. tair1 california, box. s6Qs5o citron,
nearby, bbi.. si@1.5o.
POULTRY. DREssED-FTEsH KILLED
chickens Western brollers, boxes ;Ts., Hias.c
hbls., dry picked, : lbs. 39d4lc.: 3M lbs,
eof535c. 9 lbs. 2aIS3c MIXED weights, 3Oa
37c bbls. iced, 24W2Icc xirginia. sVf5Sc.'
isaac, bbls., dry. 1s93jc.: iced. ls13ac.;
old cocks. isG22c. turkeys. spring. 30g9oc.i
Xii o5ffioc ducks, Long Island. 2Sc.:
sauabs white, box. $3ls guincas. pair. sl1
/ 80.
POULTRY, IIyE-Fowls. freight, ESQ aoc.
cxpress, 2bdSic chickens, freight, 23n23c.
express, 21fi2sc, old rooaters, freiEat, isse:S
osc express. 23q2sc. Muscovey, l5c geeso,
freight, isn20c. swan, 13o. pigeons, pair.
anc ruinaas pair s0nS1c. rabbits eN-
oTe,a. To-, 20ltSlc auckling PIGS, pair,
Ar lOdS.5
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
81. lcuis-Ssn francisco Railway Company

Under the terms ~ It's Income Mortgage,
81 Louis San Francisco Railway Company
viii. on or after October ist. 1921. pay u the
holders of tie Income Mortgage Six Per Cent
Gold bonds an annual instalrcnt or Interest
Of 6es. being the interest for the fiscal year
ended June 30 1921, NJ the maximum rate
carried hy the Income Bonds.
Payment Of such interest viii be made at
the office Of the Company, Room 1898, i20
Broadway, S~w York, on presentation and
surrender az coupons numbered o, and appro-
pirate ownership certificates
Dntcd New York, September n, 1921
ST LOUIS-SAS FRANCISCO HALLWAY
COMPANY.
BY w. A. McAULIF'FE, Asst. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Co.
Notice OF Interest Payable on Five Fer
Cent. Adjustment Income Bonds.

Cent. Adjustment Income Bonds.
Hudson e Manhattan Railroad Company
hereby gives notice that under resolution
ot the Board or Directors OF the COMPANY,
adopted az a meeting thereof, held ~ tho
City OF New York. the 2sth day OF July,
1921, there VIII become due and payable on
October 1. 1921, out Of the surplus iacurle
OF the Company for the six moatas ending
June 30. 1921. an nstallment of intercJ,
amounting 10 2les on the 5se Adjustment
Income Bonds Of this Company.
Checks for the interest or registered bonds
without coupons viii be mailed TO the regis
tered owners thereof according to the books
OF the Company OF the close Of buslacaa
or September 20. 1921. Interest on coupon
bonds win be paid upon presentation and
surrender OF coupon No. II. due October J.
1921. The balance OF interest accumulated
since January 1. 1920, aid unpaid. IL repre-
scented by Subsequent coupons, and by the
obligations expressed the face Of each
bond. Payment OF interest on coupon bonds
will be made IN New York at the Chase
National Bank. the fiscal agency of This
company. 81 Broadway. and IN London, Eng
land. at the office of the Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York. ~ Lombard St. r. ..
ROBT. b. KAY. Secretary.
New York. September 2t 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was quiet and Straits and
Straits shipments were quoted at 2S.25
to 27, standard at 26 to 27 and 90 per
cent at 26. Copper was quiet; standard
aspot, September and October. Ills
asked, and electrolytic spot Ills to
1850; September. 11.75 to 1926, and
October, 11.75 to 12.37h. Lead was firm !:
New York spot Ats and East st. Louis
spot $50 asked. Zinc was quiet; New
York spot 4.50 and East st. Louis spot
APO. The American Smelling and Re-
timing Company advanced it's price OF
lead from $50 to 4.65, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
Army Orders
spsciaf Despatch 20 THE Nrw Yonx Hrn.rp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. G.. sent. 20 I
These amy orders have been mado nubIIc

These army orders have been made public
lNFANTRY-These officers attached 20
Fifty-sixth Infantry Major Arthur Boettcher.
Captr r. x Crowley, James Metcaf, j. A.
Andrews, ". G. Klllian. u. r. o'Connor, Jr. !;
Capt. :. y. 6imonson. to Twelfth infantry
Capt. a. &. Lsrette. TO Fifty-sixth Infantry
Capt. NJ. a. r. 10th, to Eleventh Infantry,
Camp Jackson; Major G. NJ. Banoren, "a
Edgewood Arsenal: Capt IL. r. Bianhn to
Fourth Corps Area. Fort Mcphcrsoa. Theae
officers attached TO Fifty-siyth Infantry.
Capts. n. ". Barnard. II. s. Robertson.
These officers attached 70 Thirty.fourth In
+. Morrow, First q, g. G. Minkie.
FIELD ARTILLERY-Capt. q. a. crcaves
20 Norfolk First Lieut.. m. J.. Thornton, re-
port to Ninth Corps Area. then 20 Honolulu.
ENGINEERS COnpS-Ma ior r. II. F1ein-
Ing, 20 Camp A. a. Humphreys: Major ". r.
Cameron. 30 San Francisco then 20 Honolulu
AIR sERvIcE-First Lieut.. n. u. Diegs. 70
Kelly Field; First Lieut.. u. NJ. Myers, TO
Langley Field.
MfscELL MISUNDERSTANDING officers de-
tailed as members of Army Retiring Board
20 meet Mt San Francisco; Col. r.. !. Rooster,
Adjutant Generals Department. Major q. ".
Mcclellan NJ. c.. Col. I. A. Haynes, Coast
Artillery; Lieut.-Col. J. w. Hammer. NJ. G.. !:
Major ~. g. Absher, NJ. O., TO Camp Eustis.
These officers appointed n board OF onacrva-
ton 20 witness the Alabama maneuyrer. 70
be held IN the vicinity of Langley Field I:
Licut-Col. G. II. Danforth. air service I;
Major A. Gibson, chemical warfare service I;
Major O. II. Meredith. chemical warfare SER
vice Major W. ~. Harding and Major j. ".
purns, Ordnance Department, and Capt. "A.
N. Heisen, air service.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
TOBACCO PRICES STABLE.
Small Sales mt DanviIIe on Open.
ing of Seasons Market.

DANvILLE, Va. Sept. 2o.--Small sales
featured the opening of the Danville
tobacco market to-day prices equallins
and In some cases exceeding those
which prevailed at tho close OF last
years market.
Second priuings were largely In evi-
Gence and prices paid for them
ausured we'll for stalk tobacco.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

A NEW YORK Stock Exchange firm, MEM
bers also of the New York Cotton Exchange
and Chicago Board of Trade has an opening
for manager OF the Customers Depart
ment must be high grade man OF expert
ence and have good business connections; 70
the right man a good salary will be paid
and opportunity for Advancement given An
swers will bo considered confidential. Ad-
dress. with full particulars. q c3t Herald.
80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

STOLEN from undersigned February 5, 1920,
Pcnnsylvania Co. ist Mortgage Boads
t4ihF) due July l. 1921. Noa. 4T3. 4I4 4T5.
ara and T2i5 for 81 900 each. Notice Is
hereby glvon that payment has been stopped
and that the undersigned will apply for pay
ment or these bonds under bond OF Indemnity.
JAMES Il. DEERTNG, Executor,
l3J Broadway, New York City.