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New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions were filed yester-
day in the United States District Court;
THOMAS A. F-ARRELI1--N oluntary, res
taurant, Van Cortlandt Inn, Van Cortlandt
Park. Liabilities, s14.104: assets, 1886
MADISON SAMPLE DRESS SHOP
Involuntary. 1879 Madison av Liabilities
So. 500; assets 500:
rEnEhA sh en1. LINE Y rcS nc Tolpntary s
sasap sase aasets assn.s; ;s17 soaa ST.
sTELEANos n PANAYoToU - volun-
tary. 101 Seventh av. Liabilities, s7.o47
Polish NAVIGATION CO, 1Nc-In-
voluntary, transportation. 1919 Broadway
A. & NJ. OLDACk-Involuntary Is e
SAN RossMAN - Involuntary. rs e
Tooth St
BENJAMIN NJ. EPsTEIN-Involuntary
BELL SKIRT CO.--Involuntary. % w
BILTR1TE 81 DRESS CO.. 1Nc.-1nvolun
tary, u ". S2d st. Liabilities. $40
assets. $4,000.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcs
We're appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
Carl j. Austrian. for Harry schachter
hosiery and underwear, "a Clinton ST..
with a bond of $1,000.
John sxA.A Morris, for S. w. Coston & Co
Inc, stea Iiiship supplies, 80 South st, with
bond of $4,000. =
cnthasy nsnry sbon bKaufman nan tor c'otas the q p
$4,000.
Ambrose O. Shea, for Gotham Labora
tories, Inc. developing moving pictures,
220 w. 18th ST.. with a bond of $1,000
Jonah j., Goldstein for Bruen & Stake
brokers, 80 Broadway, with bond OF
George w clinex. receiver for. Harry
Post. furs and skins 10 w. 29th ST.. with
Sol De Young, for the F. & s. Silk Mills
iobber OF silks, 43O 4tn av., with bond
- rsanreo v.- f,,,,. <r zo,ox.., p,;,,-
dry. goods, 13l Eldridge ST., with a bond
Barnett Cohen. for Max schlesinger G.
Co.. Inc, jobber of silks. 1o6 E. 2sd ST..
with boyd of 100000.
Harry CNhane for Tilmar Catering Co.,
Inc. restaurant, 10 Broadway. with a
Julius Davidson for Kalish & Miller furs,
1873 West 2StA St. with a bond of $40, 900.
the Polish n. vgation Company transpor-
tation. 1919 Nroadway, with joint bond
of $4,000.
Max E. Sanders for Osias Braunstein.
bond of $40 600
Percival Wilds for the Pennsylvania But
ton and Trimming Co.. buttons and trim
mings, 1881 Broadway. with a bond OF
81 900.
Bertha Rembaugh for Old Slip Lunch
Co, restaurant Hanover Square, with a
bond of $1,000.
Samuel Sturtz for the Lenox Dress Shop.
dresses, 407 Lenox av.. with a bond of
81. 900.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
We're filed yesterday in the United States
3. G. 6, cLoTH1NG co, 422 East 4th
ST. Liabilities, s29 464; assets, $1l576.
FRANKLIN CLOTHING co. INC, 107
Bleecker st. Liabilities, $33,5SS; assets,
S9.750.
Assignments
BENJAMIN NJ. EPSTEIN. manufacture
ing skirts at 1O1 Delaney ST., assigned for
the benefit OF creditors to Samuel Spiro,
AGO Broadway.
BELL SKIRT co. manufacturing
skirts and dresses. % West 27th st, as
signed for the benefit OF creditors to
Samuel Spiro, $50 Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
~"-sS-s
Central of Georgia
Earned $l2.33 Share

net corporate income. after taxes
and charges, of $1,516,7O7 was reported
by the Central of Georgia Railway
Company for the year ended Decembe r
81. This is equivalent to $I2.33 Il share
earned on the common stock after pre-
ferred dividends have been deducted,
and compares with net income OF
81 l,2S2 $50. or $7.65 IA share, earned on
the common in the preceding year
The combined corporate and Federal
income account for the year showed
operating revenues of $25 1882 .2SS,
against S2l l.696,5ll in 1919. Operating
deficit mounted to $1.5s7,0 OH, compared
with an income of $1,45l,731. Net in.
come totaled $365,O95. against deficit
of $54n190.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
South Porto Rico Sugar
Earns Al Cents on Common

For the year ended September 80
the South Porto Rico Sugar Company
reported surplus, after interest and
taxes, of $446,448, equivalent. after al
lowing for & per cent dividends on the
the $5,000,0O0 preferred stock, to Al
* nts share earned on Tia, $iI,sG5 COG
ccmmCn stock
This compared with surplus, after
interest, taxes and reserves for depre-
-ciation, working capital. etc. of
$2,l76.0S7. equal to $l5.85 a share
earned on the stock in the preceding
year. Gross receipts totaled $l0,525,-
1913, against $22.250.s5t. Cash amount
ed to $1,l66,60l, accounts and notes
receivable 5322, 1872 and notes payable
$4.800,0 600. Accounts payable was
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08

praisal date. Inventories were car,;.I
at $30,557 900 August 81, 1920. nv
cost Of inventories on hand August o.
1921, was $25,174,O0O. W
Current liabilities were reduced d..
ing the 1921 fiscal year by more tbss
s1O,0o0.00O; notes payable amounted -
$4,975.000 at the beginning Of the vssS =
and $2,975,000 at the end of the ysss sa.
Accounts payable amounted to s7.s5o I.
900 at tho beginning of the year and !.
only s1,29200o at the end Of the year
The company had accounts rece;yshI.
as Of August 81, 1921, of ss,574 saO's ooo aas
cash amounting to $2,D83, 900. @s
The Crucible Steel Company hal
completed improvements in 1920 psy- .
mitting it to obtain its coke sunni,,
from its own sources, and in 1921 ~.
final s2.101.000 was spent to cornplets
by-products coke ovens, and the corn
pany now has coke ovens and q ns~
blast furnace and is in position -
produce pig iron and coke Of eooS
quality as an economical price.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
New York Metal Marke.

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was firm, with Straits quoted at
28.25d20. .25c; Straits shipments, $3.50
@29.25c; standard, 28.50@29c, and 50
per cent, 2850c, with sales of so tons
November December shipment at 29c.
Copper quiet; standard, spot. November
and December. 12.25c asked; electro
lytic, spot and November. 12.62aMl3c,
and December. l2.75@13121ac Lead
dull; New York. spot, 4.75c. and East
st. Louis, spot, 4.40c asked. Zinc
steady; New York. spot. 5O5c, and East
st. Louis. spot, 4.70@4S6c, with sales
of go tons November. shipment at 4.70c.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Gain Of 8 Points
In Cities Service
Feature on Curb
Many Other Oils Lose
Early Advance and Indus
trials React Slightly;
Bonds Continue Strong

Oh shares lost most of their early
gains on the curb market yesterday on
profit taking Tor over the holiday, but
Cities Service continued its upward
surge and crossed the 600 level, clos
ing Mt 202 for net gain Of points
Industrial shares held fairly steady,
but ruled easier IN the late trading when
demand disappeared. Texas Gulf Sui
rhnr made a new high, but later fell
below Saturdays final sale.
Bonds continued in demand, new
highs being recorded by Seneca Cop
per IS at 110, Galena Signal Oil rs at
10a and Vacuum Oil Is at 1o5
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Stock Exchange Seat
Held Subject to Tax
Supreme Court Rules That 1t Is
Property Within Laws
Df tHo C4otc

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA seat
upon the New York Stock Exchange is
subject to a state tax, the Supreme
Court held to-day in deciding an ap-
peal brought by John NJ. Anderson from
a decision of the Ohio Supreme Court,
which held seat upon the exchange
property within the tax laws of that
state.
Justice Holmes announced that he
and Justices Van Devanter and Me-
Reynolds dissented.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Queensland May Get n
New Loan in Z. s.
Premier Said To Be Consider.
ing Trip to America to Dis.
cIss Financing

BRISBANE, Australia, Nov. -
Premier E. 6. Theodore Of Queens
land will probably go to the United
States soon to arrange for the Aotation
of loan there.
Early last month loan of $4,000,
600 to the State of Queensland Au-
stralia, was offered by New York e.
nanciers. 1t consisted of twenty-year
z per cent sinking fund gold
bonds. at 80 and interest, to yield 7i0
per cent to maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Reccipts were s.sI7 PACKAGES
Creamery. t7s higher than extras H.. 4sis "a q
seconds So = @as'ac; lower grades. . - asa ga
extras, 47@47 &c; flrsts, ss@4sc seconds e. nst
45 &c; good to prime. 39@44c, common 4 T. e
ta'r, I 81 @ 3Sc; ladies. current make, extras
ie si@ ssS nwer rsts ss@sSs g 81 seconds so
current make No. I. ale: No a. ?ss So
3oc; lower grades. &c q 29c y
Cheese - Receipts were e.e5o boxes
Nsw i9rls 3rash STATE fats nejd specials. 2s
Il @2l iac state twins, held Specials 2al, n =
2se; fresh specials. 22@23Isc average : q &c
daney, q u @22hc; single s DAISIES sT'sy fancy
~ = q 23c Young Americas, eta a. &c
canadian Cheddars. lo02lAc: state skins.
Eggs Receipts were a,2s2 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras dozen. e6Ws7r; extra
lrsts. g. q 65c; trsts. 54 a soc, seconds. 47c0
paci naci.ed trade M eggs 500 toc drties regular
20 -, W S3c: checks, fair to choice, dry. 900
sic; sterlized held. whites. 45c: refrieera
snrca, tor ssss charges paid to expiring dates,
a1c; seconds 80 q s4c: rsfrIgerator whitc hi t.
egss aS @ 45c; white eggs. ste,ilized fancy.
% "a q oac average prime 4s@ooc; brown
sey, henhery whites, extra fancy. candlefl
selections. 9oc; nearby aud nearby Western
ncnnery whites average extras $50 9oc
cred whites. irsts to extra tirsts. a. a sec
under grades, ao@ isc, pullets eggs 500
0@c; pacitic Coast. white extras. IS Ws0c;
extra tirsts. 81 Qpsoc; firsts 75@ soc; under
grades COW72c:. pullets. 54I65c: other
western and southern. gathered whites.
,,s,.1 0sm 'Sc; en- nearby and nearby Western hen.
mixed colors. gathered extras, 66067c;
firsts 20 extra irsts 55 0e5c
Fotatoes--Maine. $50 lbs s.75@s4: 100
lbs, ss.25 g s$.sa; state. 1870 Tbs.
s5.l9 a sS.2o; Long Island, BIOL. s4.6e@S6:
Jersey. long 800 lbs s225@s2G5. sweets.
slr75: Delaware and Maryland. T5cG1Sl.s7.
fams South Carolina. red. crt.. 75c,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
It. ....16.3S 1850 1898 16.46@ ----- l
Enufneru Cnut HForfrato H,t,,~,

SUHtHeTH SpUI MaFKtts = tIaIVcStOh
New Orleans steady unchanged at 1889:
sales. l,S47 bales. Mobile quiet, unchanged
at / SOC; sales, Ia bales Savannah steady.
unchanged at 1Sc: gales 100 bales Mem
phis steady, unchanged at 1sc: sales. 1900
bales st. Louis quiet, unchanged at l9c
sales. nil. Houston quiet. unchanged at
1850; sales, 433 bales. Little Rock quiet,
unchanged at 1ac; Sales 663 bales. Dallas
quiet. unchanged al 1sc: les, $3.50 bales.
Montgomery firm, unchanged at 17.5oc
sales, 90 bales. Fort Worth quiet, un-
changed at 1880; sales. 720 bales.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Ann. Water Works Earnings

The American Water Works &
Electric Company reported net in
come for the three months ended Sep
tember 30, after interest charges, of
1924 a77 and net earnings of $424.375
In the same period of 1920 net income
was $124,077 and net earnings S324,l94.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
London Metal Market

LONDON. Nov. standard copper,
spot, s66; futures, s66 12s Cd; electro
IIytic, spot, f73 los; futures, f75 los.
I'm. spot sl58 lbs Cd; futures, flG0
IS Cd, Lead. spot, s23 los; futures,
s2a Is 3D.. Zinc, spot 426 17s Cd; fu.
lures. s26 loA
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Federal & Joint Stock Land Bank Bon

Fedora, Farm Loan 5s
1871 op 1881 3i.........1O0st lO1l. 4S5
Federal Farm Loan 5s
1893 op 1929 2........ 9s:. 1OOX $50
Federal Farm Loan 4I.s
1893 op 1924. ......... 80 05s. 4s6
Federal Farm Loan 4tys
,,.,ass, 1s$s oP 3, lsss. ,;.:...;;.. 50 s54 As7
1897 on 192o...... % o5s 4so
Joint Stock Land BANK 5s
T. o1a, lsas op lga4 s4'. e5s4 5.a75
IVES Op i922. 2...... ga. Aaa. 90
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool cables--Spot cotton, moderate
demand at 26 points decline: middling
IL, SOD Sales, 1000 bales: American, 5000
bales Imports. 5000 bales; ali American.
FUTURES opened quiet. lower to 3 points
higher. Closed quiet but steady at to Is
points decline: December. 1l.62h; jan
uary. l1.46d; March. 1880: May, 11.23d:
July. ii :o6d; October. 10.b4d. Manchester:
Yarns. dull and easier; cloths, very dull
Cottonseed Oil
There was only a quiet trade in the mar
ket for cottonseed oil. as the trade was
not inclined to take an aggressive position
for over the holidays. while longs were
rather disposed to SELL fearing unfavor-
able developments in the Western markets
and in lard. Consequently an easier un-
dertone prevailed. and final prices were l3
to 16 points net lower. Total sales for
the day were 5000 barrels
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. he first name being that Of the
debtor:
American Cinema Corp-Planet
Alien. Trani<lin--Mcco colgan. Pack 49,
ard Auto Renting Co. Inc..... 32145
Altfeld, David S.-M. IL. Lam
pert ................. 1900
Aloi, Frank-Cudahy Packing Co. o0S3S
naldy ............ 1850
Brill Edw. j. jr.--western Elec
tric CO. Inc nc............... 26s72
Berman. Barnett. Waller. 5.o43S4
Belknap Press = Mckellar a.
Plates, Inc ao551
Bergstrom. Oscar &c. Ewing. 1902. so
Berlowitz, Paul As Lidowitz: 2s7.4l
Bouliosa, Julius -- Paladino &
eader. Santa Rose Silk I'm
derwear Co. Inc. so7.30
Bnrack. Bertha--M. Atlas ct al. 1908
Brett tschneider. Abraham. Max
Greber aud Max Tried--Stand-
ard OF Co. of N. Y........... a.losss
C!ty " n Y.--J. J. McNeim. 27520
Sole Herbert S-J l.. Raffetto. l,029.G5
coniglio, Vincent tltalian Art
hmbroidery) - Rome Embroi-
:, aery Supply Co. Inc; ....;. 2e5.27'
ronge ct al: :................l 25s7o
No'e. heFpeTl -. Wickes, 6o52S
Cossentino. Theresa-H Levy. 1910
Cohen, Observation-Disclosures &
sons Inc: .:........,...... 500 So
SnTist tophias, iohn-D. krecorias l70.2a
= Iu'naeih 80, lnc.--A r. Weeks, 1927 90
Cook, Chas C--E. Frain- 1890
&c ContinentAl Flower and Feather
Compaiiy--Curtt & Marei Inc ll42o
Derry, pesiderius George--Socista
per Ia t'ilature del cascanii di
,;.s, Sta -; .....-.... s.2I4.T1
10. ............. 4Cs -,
De Jcrg. Adoph rnd Gustisss de '''''
r, long Colonial Bank Dss7s
peiancey Garage. inS.- tandard
oii OF New iJfk. k........... s54Ull
Elliott. FRANKS. iebowitz lis 20
Freeman. Al - Demonstration
Service. Inc. ..s..-........ les on
Fradus, Jacob H Moran. 49, :;.i
I'd ,, l, .ne ......-.--... 4i4i7
or fisher--Peopie. etc. . / 900 90
Failner. Joseph---,i. s. ,;eiistetn l2s2o
reftaro. Ratpt--s. Fnea 1850
foremoh. Billie. and roluueia
Casualty Co.---reopie. etc. 900 90
tundanie. stephen IL. E.
James ...-..... ..-... 4l4 %
t,'l.l.s 'msh. ehiS, Il. Frein 1o.i2
Corp. ...........- ,..s..-., 3a:; 81;
rii rus'er. 'sia,irs--E -Erooas Bros 1862
Fitzpatrick. Harry J.-,;. C. Shef-
e',ifri Abe---rrank Al. Ka,z & Co. sos sos - 2
Grant, William Muscadine Punch
Distributing Co, Inc. ... ss515
naIsaaio Genero--si stcli s30.65
New York ...-...s..... 4.s4se5
Golosse'h' l'aNtu h--I4 Epstein 23s.l2
:. % nard Greenwood Co. 5ss7c
Grltsl. Abe--Frank Nj Katx q
:. ,.,.,,.,,,,. 20 aes4y
Gosweiler. Herman Ehling
Brewing Co. s.asssa
iosHins' paniel--I. n wilson. ;23.,S
Hudson Skylight Roofing Works.
ine:-H Herr 1916
Jamgotch Universal Merchan-
disc and Trading Co)--Banca
Gommerclal Itnliana .......-.. 2.97s.5o
1aoiAA ss ~ sSso. iync.----sS. Heinmann.... $500
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live beef fair to
prime, 100 lbs S7.00Gp SIS $ll 90 OILS JO
ID ross e d b e {,
sides. lD ..... 900 10 Ian ~
Live veals. COM
mon TO prime.
100 lbs .... 9.D00flJ5O 14U0 40 eO 0l
- q q q V e "A l.
city. ID. .... i4M 20 s.sg1 40
l. kve s. 100
nj, lbs ....:;.. .a.5o@ 400 $500 200
city. 10 ..;... .o5@ 90 .ll@ .lo
Live lambs. fair to
prime. 100 lbs. s5o@Ie.s5 ll.ooa Is. 90
Dressed IN b
city, III. $500. 14G3 og eom e0
Hogs. 100 lbs sa5dp 90 141sSs15 "S
u essed hogs
bacon, lb. .. l4M14,, c21. IN 9Ys
PorA, Dbl ....25. .00Qt25.25 10000 81. 90
Mess beef, bbl. IL. OOQpl400 1e,000ao.00
l. a + d. Nj ddle
West 100 lbs loas@1o.4s 1e.s5ala.as
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
sSells cents q share.
Bonds

Sales s,n%I6nnd Goo Omttss opsn dd gh Sw Lest
IS do Is 1883. 1ols4 1O2 1919 lo17
10 Am Light 7 Gs.. o5 90 a5 95
Am Tel 6s 1922. 100 1908 100 l00A
Is do 6s 1924.... 99A 100h o9% 100 Il
"a Anaconda G 6s.. s4A 95 s4h s5
3S do rs 1929. 100 1OOM 100 100
Is Ang-A on 7as.. 103H 103% 103ss 103 q
Armour & Co 7s.101% 1925 1O1% 1O2
3 Barnsdall Ss ... OF 97 97 81
II Beth Stl Is 19231oJA 1o0A 1907 1901
2S do Is 1886. ....10l% 1031a l0ls+ 1921
Can Ry Eq Is. 103 "a 1885, 1o3 IL 1857
1ss Chi chi & III s.. e4A e47s s45s s44s
Col Graph $751;. "A a. a. A
Cons Gas ss.. .1oON 1o0A 1OOM 10OA
c Gas Bait Is. 100 100 100 100
Cop Ex Ss 1922..1O1 101 lOl l0l
do So 1923. ..102m 1929 1Ol "a lOl7s
do IS 1924. .102A 1921 1O2N 1927
do Ss 1925. LOB 10s 1e3 lO3
10 Cuban Tel 7hs.. 99A 9oA 90 90
32 Deere &. Co 7ias 9S,s 90 eS15 eS%
Duquesne 71as. lo11A 1917 1917 1o1 il
l1s G9odrioh &C., rl'h,, Tire is 81 s9As ss. 81
~ Gulf OIL 7s.....1o2A 1929 1929 102%
Heinz Co Is. ..102h 1929 102 Il 1902 il
"a Humble Oil Is. 100 100A 100 100
29 Inter r T ss.... 76 76 75h 751a
s3 Kennecott Is. 1914 ee& s9ss s9sz
Laclede G 7s.... as& 81 96I 96E
! LIB McN e. l. 7s.1001a 10O1h 1909 1oOL
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
lndustrials

salss Open. High. Low. Last,
soo Aadubon chem IS i. -. =. -
looo 'Rradley Il r. 81 s. s. So
1000 do pf..,,.. les 1% las Is.
2oo a"o br, Aan & Ton reg llII@s W ~ lliNs
1890 T*Ruddy Buds. % so % so
,doS 1oS 17a, Burns IS Bros 4,s B. 29'a 2s,a ~ asa
100 Cleve Auto. o5 "a 20 -
4s0o s0o Soloneia % En- lis lis us
10 d l. & " coal sac SIX ss1s sSis
zoo *Den Rio G pr. S4 81 St "a
100 %Emerson Phon 90 so 90 so
soo eoo Earrell Ear Coal @ 17N l7M l.1 ii y
$40 Gillette SAT r. .175 175 IFS l7s
500 Gibson Howell. 15s. 1874 lo4 l6A
goo goo g Glen , Ald Goal. az az az 4s,s
900 GOODYEAR Tire. IL. L. llM IL
aSS sSs Hoyasn Hessaef chfm; Il i - ~ j. j.
Sac Lioby 1.n1 oIsSsDl McNeili. sA 81 ;
1900 Lincoln Mot A 5s4 Ols 6s. 81.
as's ~ 5s9ssS 4sa'hss 2as1ss * ass q =. = IL
23SS 3 sPerfeet fire. i S Is s. &c
9sS 9sS HSss. iss9SSs Mls $ s $ 3:
sSs sSs g nsyn e5 v J. 81: : ~ 81 3: IS
s5SS sSSsas'e s%ssts Go: x - = = :" =:
2loo o0 Tex , Gulf Sui. SoA sos soM sos
.s$s * SSss E I sS:s : s5 * * *
5000 5000 - - s ship SlGa'c Corp ~ - 10 e q
ss$ $$ss $$s s: S:S@5 sSas;s: ss$a "a = X u
$500 y Ead M chem. chen. * Il Il: -
2oo 2oo Winches a, lst pf IS 5S1. 55 553s
Standard Oils
1sSS 1SSS A5Isnsja no6nx o - ss 79A 3s 1sa
3so Buckeve siSsYe Aooos sSs s9's NJ s. ss9ss II
10 Eureka P H.. s. 81 81 81
40 Imp on Can. 81 SO 81 IS
,oSSll STD 9 Of Ohio 4o5 az z0S S az az
1900 Std Q Of Ind. s4ss S5A S4s. S47l
80 80 Saa, Std o of a., \ Y..s45 s52 s45 s52
Independent Oils
9So0 9So0 *Allen 4 lien on; 81, ;. 81 81 so 50
5000 *Am Fuel Oil. A Al - 45
S. E$S S. As}s95ls II: i Is Fss + s s. Z.
lS6o0 *Boston- Wyo.. 81 So so "a
- SSS HrsA% hrsz3s Gil Gil Ltd Il !" Il Il ~ =
23o0 Carb Synd. ~ 5% 81, bH su
4soo Cit Ser ctfs. 21as 2s5s FIX 2sis
ado 90 pr. ....... 57h So 571s 67s.
S65 do old. ......193ia 2O3 1gsh 2oa -
500 Cent Am Pet 2la 2h Sin 81
200 Cont Pet. az 3zI az ~
$4,000 *Cushing Pet
2900 Elk Basin Pet 7M 7N 7N yn
$1,000 *Engineers Pet. 80 ~ 9o~ lc !"
1880 Federal Oil.. 1}a l7s III 1n
- 500 Fensland az 10 aM ,nnA
1890 Gilliland Oil. :. 3ss al. Sxs ~,
2o00 Glenrock on. liz IL z ~
100 Granada OIL. aSs 3ss al" az
5000 *Harvey Crude. s" ="
1000 *tIudson OIL 13 ~ - -
$500 Imperial OIL. 1OIl 11N 10h liz
2lOO Int Petrol. 49,. is 15is *
340O Keystone Rang ia IS ~
1000 Livingston Oil 81 as a. ~"
$500 do Pet. ~ 2ls 21h IL 0aaZ
400 *Lyons Pet 80 90 g" sao%
5tO0 Maracaibo Oil. 26H 2GA 25% Ssm
100 Margay Oil. -. 2l5 2H ~ 81
10000 sheridan Pet IS lS' * ,o@
1000 *Merrtt OH. 1O7a 1lH 101 80
1000 Mex Eagle. l27s IA 1Sa -
loo Mex Pan.... IL tx - -,
1000 Mexico Oil... IL 15s ~ 1ss
400 Mou,.a'A Mot Hi, \ fToo. loss ~ 10as ~
100 Noco Oil...... Az ~ az -
1000 FNoble Oil...., IS 15 If "a
500 Edo pf.... 81 Gl 45 1S
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08

New York State Bonds
Issued In coupon ana registered form no.
interchangeable Coupon bonds registera BILE
New-York tribune., 1921-11-08
Satisfied Judgments

The following judgments were filed yes
terday the first name being that Of the
debtor:
American Cinema Corp.-Panet
The chronicle-star., 1921-01-28
FLUES IN HISTORY
Evolution Of the Chimney From
the Middle Ages.
Not Until the Sixteenth Century Was
There Anything Like the Modern
contrlvanes for Leading Smoke
From Buildings.

A decision arrived at In the rebuild
Ing Of the crown lands properties In
Regent street, London. to eliminate
wholly chimneys from the new build
ings, marks a new stage In the evolu-
ton Of fiues and smokestacks. 1t Is
the modern application Of central
heating and hot-water pipes which has
done this thing. But we are not to
suppose that this new departure Will
rid London, to eliminate wholly chin
-neys and her array Of tin cOwls and
ugly "tall-boys;" those desperate con-
trivances for curing chimneys which
smoke internally and which confer up
on urban skylines, under certain lights,
fantastic Dantesque appearance.
Fires and coal smoke will survive
for many long year; particularly IN
the small domestic house, says Lon
don letter to the Christian Science
Monitor.
The history Of chimneys Is interest
ing. Not until the sixteenth century
did they come into general use. Be-
fore then, smoke was allowed to es-
cape through hole In the roof, just
as 1t had done In those remote times
when the ancient Britons inhabited
their rude stone beehive huts. 1t Is
true that the hole In the course OF
the centuries had progressed from the
original simple orifice and had become
an architectural feature and an actual
adornment to the roof, for, Just as the
untut0red savage had built his dOmes-
tic fire on the floor Of his hut, so
did the mobiles and the great person
ages Of medieval times have their fires
lighted on an open hearth In the
midst of their barOnial halls.
From these hearths the smoke as
cended~lntO the timbered roof OF the
hall and escaped by what was essen
TALLY a hole in the roof, even though
1t were disguised as that ancient and
picturesque feature. the "louvre."
Such ancient baron's halls as that at
Penshurst survive, to show us alike
the hearth and the l0uvred roof open
ing; and we have at Stanton Har-
court. in Oxfordshlre, fourteenth
century kitchen with an existing roof
of this nature. 1t has for centuries
past been disused, but 1t yet remains
In its primal condition. Indeed, so
conservative were some Of our col
leges that they long continued the
use Of the open hearth, instead Of
the fireplace with hue and chimney,
when private persons had wholly for
gotten such antiquities. At Westmin-
ster school this ancient usage was
maintained until the middle of the
nineteenth century; until. that is to
say, about 10 years ago.
This practice was easy enough In
buildings of no more than one story;
but not possible in those of more than
one floor Hence, In ancient castle.
keeps ana structures OF that nature,
we find early freplaces at the side
of the apartments. For instance, in
the Norman keep Of Castle Heding.
ham, the great hrst-foor fireplace Of
that period Is seen, with wide flue
gradually diminishing to an outlet in
the side wall.
The chronicle-star., 1921-01-28

Happiness is to he found In many
places. A few years ago very rich
young man was favoriie In his clubs
and IN his social circle. He married
beautiful and accomplished girl.
Then his fathers business went to
smash during the war. Nothing was
left The young couple moved to a
small farm in New Jersey. He re-
signed from all of his clubs and they
have not been seen by friends for
three years until the other day. He
was In town shopping. He met a
friend and said: II I'm just learning
that life is worth WHILE" His express
sion showed that he meant 1t. His
friend went to the clubs that night
and told the news. 81 can't under
stand it." he said. ''He looks and Is
happy. Why, his nails haven't been
manicured for months New York
Correspondence Indianapolis Star.
The chronicle-star., 1921-01-28
Why Not XIII the Fire Bugs?

Elizabeth and her beau ran ten long
squares to see the fire In Massachu-
setts avenue. Also. she stood around
watching It for more than an hour
with her feet "Just killing" her.
She was sure this was one fire that
she was interested In SO the next day
she read about it. As she finished
the story she looked uE and said /:
"Well, I can't say much Cor the board
of health of indianapolis"
Father stopped drinking his coffee
long enough to ask what on earth
has the board of health got to do with
the fire?"
Elizabeth replied: "That is the Sec
ond big fire in the last two weeks and
I think that the board Of health
should be ablF to disinfect the lumber
yards and Efll those fire bugs."-In-
dIanapolis News.