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9tumnter 40.
Gin fraaioilidler lIcberarltr.

g8ie aus Ntoinj gemeIoct Wirb.
muroe Major RebIaif. Der 9or.
itauo nes Gntfeltiqun0Sonitc5
Moin3, oui cinan Neiichtigungs-
gang pou anei irou5oiiideli Gffi-
lieren III umpilroiger @eiie sur
Heoe geitrlIt. Major ReBIaii per-
tot iih Den Eon, hen Die 1run50-
iiid)en Giii3icre on5aIdlagen belieb-
ten. Iarauibin lpuroe er in ieiner
Nohmng nerhoitct mo nad BENT
Scian0nl9 gehraht
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Der Ser. Sfoaten itdnoia in 1Siiblung
nit ibrem 0olfe blcibcu f0nntcn.
i3nftimmnne bon ssapam.
g!Snfhludtou. IL Sui

Ias Staatsantt erbieIt helite 90
pans annobfue pon 93roii6ent SQr-
0inos Goridllaa, cine Gonferen8 5ur
Beipredun1 elmer geihrdnfung ron
Riiitungeu ab3uhnlten. 9luf bic ,Sro8e
einer geipredimq Der fernoitIif]cr
9lnqeIqqeubeict nlntr1t bieIlfittheilinQ
aber feinen ge5ug. 9lud1 Die be-
0ingungsIoie 2lnnabre Der fineii.
itlen Regieriing ging Elm. Ger Iert
Der iapouiifen Intmort pur6e aif7t
besannt genott o.
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Die Srlano=G onieren;.
2pnopu bereitcf Gampnu be Salern
bei ieincr 9lufunff eineu itars
miidDen Gmpiane.
2ouno,l. t3 eSl1gi

Sonooli, Il Sui
Die eritc Goniercn5 sipiidlen gdni.
iterpraijoeut 2Inpn G5eoree ur0 So,
monn Be SoIera. 1Silbrer Der iriidcn
Sim 6einer, n.yo Gouuerstoenad1-
nlittaa 4:30 llbr i'm 9Soiais oe5 Id.
niiterprIii> ntcn, go. 10 Qomnino
Strcet, Itattiiuoen, lpie pom @oupt-
quarter Der Sinn ,Seiner in 2ons
oon am Niittlpoh stadutittog onoe.
t!inoigt lmlroc. Gs Miro onaeoeutct
oaB Die erite Goniereus spiden Die
len beioeu NGHneru onein itattiinbep
uer0e.
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&um SticiiUbn eridDoiicn.

2,n &eno 1T Ger sinobciiecr &u.
10 Nergcr III iciner Nobuung nab.
reno zines Gtrcltcs Don Ieincn
Siicfiobn eridoiieu uoroeu. Ser
Streit mar Ue3en elmer @cl0onae-
icgcnheit eatitanoen Ger Eater ila
bfr0oftet.
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3nio9en in &aihingtun.
Msofhinotoll. II. ScSlIIi.

%NufLitAiSAb4tt L. NS4il'
8ie eS in Woibinaton beiBt, iino
bon oleu Qlddten, nit elmer ein5igen
Musnab1ne, henen Die 9Scr. Staaterl
eine Gonferen5 iiber 9lbriiitllna unh
beriponotc 55raQen poraeihloqen ia,
ben, 3uiogenoe Nnttpnrten einqetroI-
fen. 0boleid) Die biSberiqen Inter
honolltngen nod feline gin5eIbeiteil
beriibrt boben, iino 9eomte Ser Nbmi-
niitration 6urh bic SooItllnQ anberer
Rdtionen bod oerort erntltthigt NOR,
ben, 6oB bereits Die 5srage Der ;Seit-
ieBnng hcs 9otlns fir Den geqinn
nufgcporfen miro. Gin @orid)loa, Der
gun3 beionoers ernit in Grindqung &C.
8pgen pirO. 1T Der If. 9tppeniber
8offenitillitaliostoo. Gin onoerer
Rlnn oebt bnbin, Die Gonferens int
Scptcmber ooer Gftobcr in @ofbino-
ton beairnen au laiIen.
Gb0Ieich nod nidlts iiber bie.crleoi.
genoe'lfrogen beiprod1on nurhe. iieht
man in Rcgierunasfreiien ood1 feinen
0rnno elm. tpesbolb oie ltnterhonb-
llngen nid1t id1lieRIiGl loqiiherlpeiie
3um 8lon eires 0olferbilrlocs hinfiih=
rem iollten, ipie er BON Trolioent
9aroing befiiriportet miro.
yWit Sersnaeen" angenomn,cn.
Gnrts. ~ caiIi.
Die fron3oiiide gfegierung tpiro
cine GinIoounQ 5u elmer international
len Gonfercn5 iibcr ginihrdnfltng Der
&rie8srititlingen Init gergniiqen nno
oHne 8orbebaIt~ onnehmen - bieie
@rfldrung lit in einept, e dlrfiben .ent.
bolten, 0as Der onerifaniidlea Bot
idnft in 8oris ON 2ienstagrnorgen
aur llebermittluna an Grdiioent Sor-
Ding 3uQcfteIIt 1p1irbc. 5pater fin
oigte Ytiniiterprdiioent 8riou0 oufl
in ber Teputirtcnformer 6ffent1ih
an, Die RPgieruna ruerhe bercitmiui9It
elmer ioIhen Ginloonng ifolge leiiten
Inter iltbelnnen geifou Der Gdnmer
enb Ser Winiiterprdiioent ieinemIonf
on groiioent 6arbiita, fir bleie cole
eeSritiotipe" 9lusbruf. Gr iprofJ all.
Beroeu bic 6offnnna ans, onB Der
abriiitunQsplnn noueu0s hen 8eIt.
frieoen fiteriteIlen rn0ae.
Ter Riuiiterprditoent erfIarte gum
ShIub iei1er 9usflihruua. ,syronf-
reid miro tii Der gonferen3 geben
obue oebeimg @erbchaIte uno finters
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Rulle in ,srlanb.

8eridlte aus SSIrIouo loHen ertert-
nen, boB Der lebten Wontog Inn Wtit
tag be9onnene 8ofienitiIlitonb ailae.
nlein beobad]tet pirh. Sci Der Sseier
oes nSronQe Cages" in 8elfa1t on
Gie1stog tom e5 gu feinerIei 9lus.
icbreitungen; oacs oeutet oaro,tf bin,
baB beibe 8arteien in SsyrIono feft
cntibloiien iino. ibren Siibrern in
0en 5rieoensiintefba banblungen feline
llngeIeaenbeiten 3u bereiten. 9n Der
Sfeier in geIfoit nabmen an 10000
%2ronen theil.
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Die 6riebens Grflarnng ert=
tGuidt in Berlin.
9Ils oas Gnbe legltdIcr 0Offuuug auf
gmerita iuiro oieielbe
be5eid,uet.
Nanrlin Il sl1li

.Eerlln, II. >Sllli.
9InIdBliG, elmer gei4redpung Ser
sSricoenserfldruuQ Der Ser. Stodten,
oeren @ortlout iebt crit i' Berlin
per0ffentIiht noroeu lit. ioqt oos con-
ierpotine uno ISnbuitrjebIolt Ser
8oQ" oie 8eoingl,ngen or in Der
HPiolution oes omsrifaniid1en @on-
areiies entbolten iino, iollteu cnhgijl-
tig nit Dem @eoonfen ouiraumenloer
nod bel nanhen 0eritifen ipufe, ooB
Die cIteitc 9en1ofrotic meItliher 81
biliiation" in ihrer reltrn Re9ierllng
GeutihIano NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
itrohl Qdbe.
Go9 9lott fiigt bin5u, feline nirtb.
id]aitl,d,cft0orthe'le Die oies8er .Stao-
ten bicten fonnten, ipiiroen oas Gent.
idJe Reid perfiibren fonnen, nohmols
Den 8erioiaer Sdntahfrieoen nit of
feinen Ten1iitbiqlingen uno Spfern
nno Dem Ginaeit0nbniB Der onqebli-
den Sd)ulo 0elitidIano5 5u unter.
3eidnen.
Ser Goq" iaat neiter. sic omeri-
foniid)e Reioll1tiou nerr 1the nidlt Die
QerinqIte Spur non Sd)om nod ir-
eeno Elm 2In3eid)en pon Geri6bn1lid)-
felt, ici pieIuehr Elm 9lua0rut traIfen
Ggoismus.
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ysSrlGnber icIbit rufideioeu." "

SSSrIanhcr. Die Den Sinn Seinern
nahe itehcn, erfldrtcn, 0ab Die 6ra8e
oh ,Srieoen eiutreten ooer DER 0rieg in
eSSrIano inrtaeiett pcrhen ioIIe, in
Gublin entihicben iperoen ipiro. Gie
2tbgeiar0ten Der Siun 6ei1ler lperhen,
10 iag1en Die @epQbrsm0nner. oen
Gorid)ldgeu Der britiihen Regierung
ouTmerfiam lauidlen. 0nd) 0os iriid)e
TorIoment miro 8u ertidleioeu pa.
ben oh ole &oridlloge fiir oos iriid)e
Tolf aunehmbar lin0 ODER nicht.
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be Galera itiirmiid) besriikt.

Gamonn De Iolera uno Ole iibriQen
Gertreter Der SinntFeiucr. meId1c ocu
Gonfercn3eu nit Der britiid)en Reqie-
rllna bcimohneu neroen, trafeuDienss
tag 4benh bon Gub!ju in conoon eiu
unO rpuroen itiir'liidl begriibt. lau.
ienoe Sinn iSeiHer unD sSreunoe 9Srs
LAMBS bottcn iib am 9obnbof ln0
alti Scr StroBe einpafnnoell, nm Die
Wtdnner pnu glnQeiidlt 3u gnqeitdt 3n
begriiBen, mcld)c oen &ontpf ISrlauhs
aeoen G5roBbritarnien nrci Sabre
Iana Gefiibrt bnben. Die SABINE Der
Regltblit &Srlono nuroe oueutboIben
ctIdlmcnff uao iriidc 8alfsHeoer gc.
ilinae,;. q, Nboranltng btSteht neben
D. @aler CHS NrthIr8riffith. gluitin
Staf md 91obert Carton. aitBcrbeln
nurhen 'oieie N}dnner beeIeite.. bon
2amrence S'9teia. 2promonor non
9ubIin; 8rof 8l1nfett, g1itglieo ocs
0oilp Gireaonn; Grsfine 5bilore5,
Sinn Sein 9tiniiter fir 8ubIi3itdt,
ltno SrI. S'Gonnel, De 8oIeros Ses
fretGriu.
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SdGpierigfeiteu ertpnrtet.

Ger G0riertfurier finoct. Ole Ra'o-
l1tion flin1e snid)t derahe mic Elm
ih6nes &ieb", INN qloltbt, bic eircn-
ortiqe Stcuuna Der Ser. St1otcu.
Die chi DER e'ncn Sejte hen @cr'1iIcr
WcrtroQ ob!ehrtet. ouf Ger onhere1
ober OILS Sheiluchruer OIL SS..:eq ret.lt.
lid1e aniprudle qelteuS m1dlten, 91iii},
tc beripifeIte &erhanoIuuden slpiid1en
Den Ger. Staaten unr ner Gntente
iopic 5niidlen Den Ser. Stooten uno
Dem Teutid'enReidle 5ur 5SoIqc babcn,
bis Elm enbaiiItiner ssrieoensihluB
acknowledgements fonuc.
Gle oQrariid1e Saqes5eitling Iinoct,
Der Wortlolt Der 9eioI,ttion lei bon
3ncdtrloBigfeitsQrilnocn ein0eQcben
uno IN Dem rproiaifhen, lonaen4 9e.
fdlIub 'ei nidt elm @ort BON fiinftigen
freitnoid)oftIihen 9e5iebinaen entbol.
ten. Gas 9latt finoet, nientnIs iei
cine llrfunoe bon FOLDER @idltiQfeit
in 10 rein fnd1lider, fiibIer @eiie ob.
gefoBt poroen, uno Die Geutiden iou-
ten iifl elm fir oIie WtoI oen 8ehan.
fen obqelpobuen, boB ihnen SiIie pom
9luslonb fommen fonnte. 9os 8lott
iogt neiter. Die pielen Gorbebolte Der
eongreB-Reiolution 5eiqten, bnBgIme-
rifo nernoS oorolf heooflt lei, fih
ieoeS ein5eIne 9ed1t 5u iiheru, ooB es
ais ieiner Sbeilndbme am arieq OBJ
leite; aleidl3eitig 8eiae oiefelbe ieood1
and, boB in glmerifa nod niel Ger.
mlrrung berridle iiber Die gtrt bieier
Ref)te, iofpie boriiber, tpie fie ourtqe-
iebt meroen iollten. gtid)tsoeitorpeui.
ger, idllieben Die ausfithrunqen oieies
8lottes, iei es bod1It tpiinif)ensnerth,
bauptidflid) bonn mirtbid)oft.fen
Ston6punft aus, ooB 10 raid ols
nlo9lid) Elm ssrieoensnertrog obqe.
fdloiien piiroe, 1tno 5nor niiibte oies
obne ginmiihung Der gntente &C.
fheben.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
ECONOMIC BUNC

according to W e Lauck economist for the railway unions
m inc hearings which have been progress before thc Tinted
sant ,ares Labor Board the industrial paralysis" Of which the
country IS a victim IS capital on strike against society -
VI course Mr. lauck that capital in t literal
selse-aceumrated material weathas walked out. he ran
mean only that capitalists have gone on strike against
a socley and brought on industrial paralysis Why capitalists
Mu commit TINS heinous crime against the industrial we'll
Delg or the country clear it is nexpcab1e excen ~ M
eoy that some men have than to bite off ther
noses % spite their faces Capital could not possibly % an
' agast society without going strike against Itself
yDody with ordinary gumption knows that men who have
oey pd u easy te make only when industr,
actve ana prosperous When there industrial paralysis tb
pfons o1 the capitalist short vanish into nohnona
statement assumes that capitalists have no regard
mental aburdity? N u d more manu-
- G despite its manifest faacy Mr. Lauck who
oe an economist had the temerty to gravel ;ntrod
RIDICULOUS assertion in his argument before hoard & m
ueag win ole OF the most serious questions confro,n
country Al competent economists and most of be ntl tue
,e s 81 ,d ~ .e country Know that industrial paralvs m
auc 70 Worldwide conditions growing out of war Wb, I
MI uek turn loose such nonsense? It can only serve - %
e ,ne nnds OF the untlinlng time when clear tbh
- ,ps1u.eg n necessary IN order that classes vort
~ ess tnan CAPITALISTS reach correct conclusions S
wisely Economic bunc is bad medicine at anv tu ID anu ACT
av 50 "hen It IS case OF industrial paralysis. esp'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

along" The letter In part. is as fol
lows:
Should you be so unfortunate as
to sec pete Duffy between now and
that time, you may inform him that
he need not have that RED CORN
as previously agreed upon. as Mrs.
Rube will be along. You remember
Pete's address at McAlester. where.
in he stated that already, in antici.
patton OF the next meeting being
held in your wonderful city. the
farmers had begun planting corn.
and to give 1t color, they planted
RED corn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
IRRIGATION COMMITTEE NOT
NECESSARY FOR PRESS ASSN.
SAYS EDITOR "RUBe" oEERs

III Reno. Okla.-While the irrlgn-
tion committee in by.gone meetings
of the Oklahoma Press association
lave occupied the center OF the
stage in Importance. such a commit
tee or tank crew" viii be unneces-
sary at the III Reno meeting on
May 10 and IL. II all of the editors
look upon the matter In the same
light ar "Rubeg Geers. edlt. Of the
lTishomingo capital.Democrat Mr.
Geers, who is one OF the veterans
among the Oklahoma Fourth Estates,
explains that Mrs Hube will b.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
Quick Cure For Coughs and Cold.

I can conseientiously endorse
ehamperlain's Cough Remedy. y
writes Charles NJ. Sheaffer, Water.
Viie' N. Y. ut has. been used in
our family for years for coughs and
colds and has no equal.'-Try IL
~nen you have need of such a medi.
cine. 1t Is good.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
EXPRESS PAckAoErrEs

| wanted the gold and got It.
Came out with a fortune last fall.
Yet somehow llfe's not what thot Il.
And somehow the gold Isn't all.
Robert Service.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
Fifty-Fifty.

Ole said the preacher to the
Swedish bridegroomto-be, ""do YOU
take iHilda Sorgeson for your lawful
welded wife, for better or for
worse?'
"oh, well,' replied Ole gloomily,
aye s'pose Aye get little of each.
American Legion Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
He'll Say Thev Are

TIC II gay IHey NFe.
Are the blue laws enforced
around here?' asked tourist of
Blackpowder Bill of Holster, Ariz.
You're darn right" reported Bill.
only last Sunday Quick Andy shot
a tenderfoot and, by gosh, they up
and arrested him."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

Gold and silver have been used
LOT coinage for twenty-five centrr.
les.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
Per ouija !?

(From Personal Column OF New
York World.
george J. Raub. Dead or alive. An.
swer-Julia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

About one-ffth of the total rain
iaii Is carried into the ocean.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

We understand that 1t isn't good
FORM to convey Oklahoma moon.
shine in anything except fruit Jar.
1t simply isn't done in polite circles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

Helum is non-inflamable and there.
fore safer for balloons than hydro.
gen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
a STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
Otherwise Not.

optim-"Why do fairy tales end
with and they all lived happily
ever after'?"
Pessim-"Because they're fairy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

Many OF Us let 40 Just a moment
too soon and then some holder hand
reaches over our shoulder and
grasps the prize we have worked so
hard for. Atkinson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

Query: What in the dickens are
we going to do with all our surplus
fruit jars when Matt mops up on all
the corn manufacturers?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

AtNA HNHfNNM tNt kNfN tHH NNAs
Robert Service.
Many OF rs let 40 Just a moment
too soon and then some holder hand
reaches over our shoulder and
grasps the prize We have worked -so
hard for r"-Atklnson.
II doesn't take long for Gen. Jack
Hale TO mobilize himself when he
hears that the 4. ID. G. are preparing
a big dinner for the vets.
Luther Harrison is some silver.
tonguer but we still hold that the
grand oratorIcal prize Is the proper.
" Of Judge Crigsby.
The good news Is confirmed by
adyices from IIenryetta: Mr.. Wlnder
has team.
Looks like there IL going to be
a little excitement In the town when
the Chicks come home for the
opener here. business ms usual?"
Not mneh-all aboard for the base.
bail park.
Moreover. the average man can
generally be depended upon to make
very satisfactory report to hia wife.
concerning his conduct while he Is
away ON q trip.
81 Slmp says he notices that his
shoes always look better after he
gives them good shine.
"Pershing Heads War Prepare
tions'-s seven column head in box.
ear letters on the +. =. of an Okla.
homa daily. IL scared us when we
first saw it-listened like the war
dogs were about TO break loose
lgain-but con reading further we
Iound that II was only an ordinary
step In peace time army organiza.
ions. We feel relieved.
.
For our own part. we are willing
o let Bill Haywood stay in Russia
IS long as they will let him. In
his case Mr. Lenine's loss Is Uncle
iam's gain.
In spite Of the fact that he is
irm believer in boosting, ii seems
hat Matt Sankey is doing his best
0 discourage one thriving industry.
The sheriff decrces that corn Ticker
actories must go.
Query: What in The dickens are
70 going TO do with all our surplus
fult jars when Matt mops up ON all
ne corn manufacturers?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

II doesn't take long for Gen. Jack
Hale 10 mobilize himself when he
hears that the 4. d. G. are preparing
a big dinner for the vets.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

Luther Harrison is some silver.
tonguer but we still hold that the
grand oratorlcal prize Is the proper
" Of Judge Crlgsby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

In spite of the fact that he is a
firm believer in boosting. IL seems
that Matt Sankey is doing his best
to discourage one thriving industry.
The sheriff DEGREES that corn Ticker
factories must go.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

Looks like there Is going to be
little excitement In the town when
the Chicks come home for the
opener here. business ms usual?"
Not mneh-all aboard for the base.
bail park.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

The good news Is confirmed by
advices from IIenryetta; Mr. wInder
has team.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

Moreover the average man can
generally be depended upon to make
very satisfactory report to hia wife.
concerning his conduct while he Is
away ON q trip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25

For our own part. we are willing
to let Bill Haywood stay in Russia
as long as they will let him. In
this case Mr.. Lenine's loss Is Uncle
Sans gain.
The New York herald., 1921-09-22
S12,OSS,SOO CAR
TRUSTS OFFERED
Bankers To Float Notes Bought
Recently From Railroad
Administration.

White. Weld & Co. Brown BROTHERS
Co. and Lee, Higginson 4 90. arr offfr-
ing si2.03S,s 500 of per cent gold equip
ment notes. dated January -. 1920.
They are direct obligations of seven
railroad companies and secured by stan
dard railroad equipment under the eQui'-
ment trust agreement of January 10,
1920 between Walker r. Hines. Director
General OF Railroads, the respective
companies and their trustee. Under
that agreement no railroad company can
obtain title to the equipment repre-
sented by it's notes until the notes have
been paid in full The notes were d.
vided originally into fifteen series. the
first of which matured and was paid on
January Is, 1921. The notes are being
offered in amounts and prices as fol-
lows: s1.346.400 Of the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway Company. due
S224,400 annually on January 10. 1880
TO January Is. 1895, inclusive. to yield
SIS per cent OF the Central Railroad
Company OF New Jersey, due $l30.500
annually on January 10. 1880. TO Janu-
ary 15. 1895. inclusive. to yield $40
per cent sS310O0 Of the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Com
pany. due s139.000 annually ON Janu-
ary Is. 1880. to January Is. 1882. in
elusive. and due $13S.000 annually on
January 10. 1888 to January Is. 1895,
inclusive. to yield SIS per cent.
S255f.s00 OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company. due S425.300 annu-
ally on January Is. 1880. to January
10, 1885. inclusive, to yield $50 per cent.
S4.223400 of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company. due s703. 900 annually
on January 15. 1880. to January Is. 1885,
inclusive. to yield $50 per cent. s1.145,-
200 OF the Great Northern Railway
Company. due s143,150 annually on jan
uary Is. 1928. to January Is. 1895.
inclusive. to yield $50 per cent, and
s1.15S,000 of the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company. due $4,000 annu-
ally on January 10, 1890. to January
Is. 1885. inclusive. to yield $50 per
cent. The notes are redeemable at 103
and interest on any of their interest
dates.
The New York herald., 1921-09-22
Libertys stin Going strong.

United States Government war bonds
were again the centre of attraction in
the bond market yesterday, sales in
that group constituting more than two
thirds OF the days bonds sales, which
was the largest in considerable time
and amounted to more than $1,000. .000
Advances were made all along the line
lifting several issues into new high
ground for the year The First 4As
touched $3.50. the Second 4As S9.54 and
the Third 4l4s 1925. The previous highs
on those issues were made on Tuesday
and were the First 4i4s. s940; the Sec
ond 4i4s. s9.i2. and the Third AIS, 49,
The Fourth f14s made a. new high at
1912 and the Victory 43,s one at 99. 9.f6.
The previous highs for the last two
issues were se5S and 1914, respectively.
The rest OF the market was reactionary
Mexican bonds were the next most
heavily traded in issues as in Tues
days market. The 5s. which estab-
lished a gain of nearly points on Tues
day. eased off little yesterday, OPEN
ing at IS and dropping to 56i9. while
the IS. which gained nearly points on
Tuesday. Cased off from 42ls to f0b yes
;erday, Bonds OF other foreogn gov
eSnrnents we're irregular and soft. Ex-
cept for one or two strong spots. such
as Cuba Cane Is and Kelly Springfield
S.. tho industrial bond list displayed a
downward trend. Railroad and public
utility bonds were also lower at the
close.
The New York herald., 1921-09-22
Investors Crab UP New Bonds.

Investors continue to display a readi-
ness to take all bonds that distributing
bankers can offer. All issues announced
for sale yesterday were sold in a re-
markabiy short space OF time. The
$1o.000,o00 Of the Province of Ontario's
8 per cent. gold bonds were sold early in
the day. according to an announcement
by Lee, Higginson & Co. the Bankers
Trust Company. +. II. Rollins & Sons,
Spencer Trask & Co, and Clark. Dodge
4 Co. The Guaranty Company of New
York and Blyth, witter & Co. announced
that all Of the s2.lo0.00O Of the Province
Of Alberta's s per cnt gold bonds which
they offered have been sold. Lee. Hig-
ginscn & Co announced that the IS ,000,-
600 of the Jenckes Spinning Company's
per cent. sinking fund gold debenture
bonds which they offered with Harris,
Forbes & Co. had been sold.
The New York herald., 1921-09-22
Ncw Municipal Issues.

=. NJ Grant 4 60. arc offering a
new issue OF city Of Birmingham, Ma.
per cent public Improvement bonds
due or September !. 1881. and calahle
In 1925 10 1929. inclusive. az 103is.
They are being offered at 105 q and in
tercst 20 yield about 6.25 per cent to
their maturity and 6.25 70 G.G5 per
cent n called Watkins & CO. have
purchased new issue Of $4,000 Of
Everett. Mass, 5 ~ per cent. coupon
bonds. maturing serially in 1929 to
1851, Inclusive. and are offering them
on TO $50 per cent. basis Sutro
q 90. are Offering an issue Of $780,
600 ~ tho Province Of Alberta. Can
adn. guaranteed ~ per cent gold
bonds, due on October 20. 1914, at ~
and interest to yield 8 "a per cent.
Sherwood & Merriheld are Offering a
new issue Of registered $50 per cent.
city Of Utica, n. ". bonds. maturing
in 1922 10 1871, inclusive. at prices to
yield 5.75 20 5 per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-09-22

=. y GAY, Secretary.
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The New York herald., 1921-09-22
North Tonnwandn Award.

Farson. Son n Co have been award
I $4,000 or North Tonawands. y. ".