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New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Business Troub lie s
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions In bankruptc2
aSaiss Herr. INc.-1nvoluntary: 1s7 Locust
St. Bronx, auto accessories. Liabilities
slt,EES%gT CE%T1fRy TFss's wooDWoRK Co-1nvolun-
tary; 65S First av. Liabilities $4,000; as
Ssis' HAIIER isJSR: CAR AND LOCOMOTIVES
CORP.--Involuntary; 26 Broad St
HERR. INC.--Involuntary petition against
Herr. Inc. 1877 Locust at. Bronx, auto
Kutner, s5S2; Frank soldi, s2e. and Charlie $
Tapiin. SO. Liabilities are estimated at
cnNTURY woopwoRK Co.--ravolun-
tary petition against Century Woodwork
Co, 653. First ay' on complaint OF .sas. Max
Smith & Stone Contracting Co. Inc, s26S.
liabilities are estimated at $4,000, and
"'i HAILER CAR & LOCOMOTIVE CORP.
Involuntary petition against the Haller
Car & Locomotive Corp, rs Broad ST.; on
complaint Of Ellis e. waxham, with a
LUND & FUNK, rNc.-Involuntary psti-
tion against Lund & Funk: Inc. produce
Of Cuor.o s: De Dec. s?2o; sterneolo Bros,
ss3. end S. Hanowitx, 800.
II, NORWOOD EWING CO.-volu1tary
wood Ewing & Co., paper selling agent,
233 R'way, with liabilities OF slGS,2o5, and
@ssess ARrHuR N. LEvrNH--volun,ary pet-
lO7th St, with liabilities of ss.oi7. and
assets of $500.
Receivers in bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States district Court:
James j. Sullivan FOR Lilac Dairy Co.,
Inc, milk. etc. 55 East 10sth ST.. with
Aaron Schneider for Greeley Trunk and
Bag Co., 62s Sixth av.. With bond OF
s'1eoi Leonard p. zeisler for Century Wood
work Co, 65S First av., with bond OF So. 900.
John b. Johnston and Melville Boyd for
Federal Adding Machine Co, with bond of
$4,000.
Charles Shongood for X Hoffman Dress
Shop, 1907 Fifth av., with bond of $500.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United states
District Court:
Philip MEDwIN, 80 Orchard at. dry
goods. Liabilities, s6S.1s3; assetu, si4,Sa5.
MAURICE NJ. WOLF. dealer in listed
securities, 246 West 51st at. Liabilities
S37s,7sb; assets. St04,67R
SILVER FOX BEVERAGE CORR, sac
Timpson Place, Bronx. Liabilities, s3S.os7;
assets, $I5.o9a.
Assignments
RUBIN FORSCHMIDT. retail dealer in
dry goods, 442 East 69th st, to Charles
\. Horstmann, sos fremont aY
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE sTEsArEAhI I. ANp oHi'
TsNkEsFF = Z VFFEANt
Notice OF special stock helders' Ne~s.

Notice Of Special stock helders' Ne~siy,
>,o-1ct, Rseh,T9nq =, ,ns3I, y 5Arsess if i'si
cial Meeting 81 tho Stockhoi aeFs e5 q
Chesa psaks and Oh Railway CoTapsry h
e@sE called by the Bosra ~ q -s-sicss es 81
COMPANY 20 De he,e It he pr;neipsl s@cs 9
g;n;a. on Tnesday, the es.h aAy af s@p;sz
Der. 1892. al Il0e O'Clock A. n. fer lss
following purposes
posai 20 increase tie CouspzHye csa..si
stock by the addition thereto n stock .n
rhs par amount q iaotes,ess. 70 -
divided into 500 9ee share. u the ps
value OF sIoo each Sc AZ a rnsse n. sots
authorized par amour: u sacb capita
stock sls5. o9e. .0ee. consulting x I,tte.ee
shares OF the par value q sles eaen. 81.
lncrsess oy csptial st0cA 10 ee ot W
riAPs or elias with slek d-sisnefs1a'
preferences ana rosing pows-s, or FtsirE
rtons or qualifications tAseot. a. 2
stockhoiGer. Al said fnset'tS sEai e
se-mine or srthorizs; sHd ,specihs%ig
Wlthou- limiting the generality 81 q
foregoing. 20 conFidsr and act upcr I
proposal that The additional es 2iiai ssee
be in the FIRST Instance rfefeTrec siq'-
and hat the came, or any tbefeoi, -
be convertible Into common SOCK
{hl To authorize the Board u Dirss,fs
Of the Company from time 10 tlms Z
isses anc TO dispose Of such acfihsas
stock on such terms ss sucn boafe =
In the exercise OK its lawful diseyssH
tc) TO ratify and counrrn such srtT
Heretofore taken Or Ruthorined hy "a
Bos.d IN sntic patton os such sctseT
the stOSkhoicers. as may le su5uisiee
the meeting ard 20 take such e5fef e
further action IN the premises. inelusf'
the authorization - any uecsssarf 9
appropriate amendment OF eunsndnssss I
rHe charter OF the Company. a. the SO.
holders az the meeting may setefiasS
and
t6l For the Transaction Of sues otss
business as MAJ properly cosse effeFs y
meeting. -.
Tor the purpose os the meeting .re - :.
Sysnsfer hross viii be cioeed at : ?. y 3
Friday. September /. 1879. and reEnsi g 80 I.
until 10 A. A. on "Wednesday, sepSsr'' -
Sss2.
b. order ef .he Boars q Dt.tsg,
A. rREyvETT. sssfss7
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Payments on Public Debt
Show Increase in August

WASHINGTON, Sept. l8.-~SIightly
decreased outlay chargeable against
ordinary receipts and heavily ad~
vanced disbursements on the public
debt we're shown in the statement of
classified expenditures of the govern
ment for August issued to-day by the
Treasury.
Total expenditures chargeable against
ordinary receipts for the month aggre-
gated 1921 100000, compared with $226,-
100000 during July, while public debt
expenditures during August aggregat-
ed s453 100000, compared with $685.
100000 the previous month.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Copenhagen Exchange Closes
To Reorganize Landmausbar,k

COPENHAGEN, Sept. Is BY The
Associated Pressl - The Stock Fx-
change closed TODAY pending the de-
cision OF the Riksdag regarding the
reconstruction of the Landmansbank.
An official communique issued pre-
viously stated tho reorganization plan
provided that preferred shares to the
amount of 100,000,o00 kroner would be
issued, of which the Danish govern
ment would take over 100000
kroner, subject to the approval of the
Parliament.
The bank has share capital of
100,00o,000 kroner, Of which about 20
100000 kroner were recently reported
to be in the hands of American in
vestors. 1t is the largest private bank
in Scandinavia.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
FufIApFrPura coupsxv

NOTICE 10 hoidsrs az Flrsf 9.s,...
snd Collateral TTgkt So Go.d Hanfs - =
Philadei hia Compang lstcf Rstsl.
1922. rfam3cG IN accarasa1s altt 4 =,
tract bet-e = Ph'isdeipi3a Corr nss,s ri
The Provdens Life and TRUST Cortrsn. !
philadelphia, Trustee d 81 faip h "a.
providing for a sinking guaG wish se, !.
20 said bonds.
Notice Is hereby given 20 ths ass...,.
bondholdsrs that Tha previ0eaf ~ :.
Trust Company Of Phfa6clrlia a. sss :.
signed ee TTgstes under the aAsgs rssis
sinking fund contract. said resfstsf.sn .
become effective on Qcfoher 2 ls.t
eooner npon the sppoinimrnt - ss
ceesor Tfost- e, the reason gar SD se,s
nation being shRt Thc Proefsent ~. 4
Trust Com paav Of Philadelphia lieas.s. s
appolntfnent % Prnvidspi Trasg fatssx
Of philadelphia a. its suceess3r rrssse.
tho trusts created By said CONTRACT
Dated Philadelphia. Pa sepf.-rbs,
t312.
pRovlDEET LIFE AND Tprss
Cp4PANl or FHILA DEaPHfk
b. J. BARTON TOWNSEND
Vice. -strsslssr.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
New Tobacco Prod. Directors

announcement was made yesterday
that three new Tobacco Products Cor
poration representatives have been
added to the board of directors of the
United Retail Stores Corporation.
They are r. 3. Yuille, director of the
United Retail Products Corporation; L..
b. McKitterick, vice-president and di-
rector of the Tobacco Products Cor
poration, and J. Nj. Dixon, president
and director of the Tobacco Products
Corporation. These were elected to
the board to succeed Sydney Whelan,
A. n. Sands and s. n. Woods, retired.
This means the effecting of control OF
the United Retail Stores Corporation
by the Tobacco Products Corporation
interests
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
New York Metal Market

Tin was dull and easy, with Straits
quoted at s3l75@32.25 Straits ship.
ments at s31.7b@S262h; standard
S31.75, and 90 per cent $3.50
0s32.121a. Copper quiet, Standard
spot, September and October, $13.25f0
13.621a, and electrolytic spot, Septem-
Der and October, $13.62h @14.0o. Lead
firm; New York spot Sc bid and East
st. Louis spot S5,75 bid. Zinc firm.
New York spot $500 and East ST.
Louis $3.50 bid.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS INpoKSke ~
posale for Cuncgete CHintess, ~
tarafno. cuba Specialization ~ xse
will be received ~ the Bursa1 .
ana Docks, Navy Department, Wesnsnss ss sss
n. C.. patsi II octoek =. m. sef.. -
and shsn and there publicly ~ Van
reinforced concrete chimney ~ ehtss ~ Il
station, Guantanamo. cuba, ieF ss.,s,s,45s
government wsll provide shs fse',ssss - =
ana viii farnish ali cement. ssne, ~"
broken stone and reinforcing stee. 4 n
ing and Specification No. tIes RS ~
tanned on application - the kstse ,ssss
the Comm asdaat. Naval statiVs - :
sanarno, Cube n4uosii Of . saS e Is
postal raonsy o-s<r ssr sie. psseh.s g
Chief of the Bureau es Yards sne sss-s
rsauieed as security for The save
the drawing ana specification As
Bakenhus. Acting chief os sass"]
gust ~. ipea
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Deficit Greatly Reduced
International Agricultural Inn.
proyernent Shown

The International, Agricultural Cor
poration for the fiscal year ended June
80, last, had q deficit of Sa67,s ,s7a after
interest charges. depreciation and de-
Fiction OF plant. This compared with
q deficit the preceding year of s2,-
3d2,532.
The company. according 10 the an
nual report made public yesterday. had
profit was sl,39s.s21, from which was
deducted $I,46S,59e for bond interest,
s92,S4t for amortization bond discount
and s3e9,255 for depreciation and de-
pletion.
AS of June 30, the company had
reduced its accounts payable to $780,
Si3 from ss92,s29 the previous year,
and its loans and notes payable from
S1a,i35,000 20 $t1 1857 500.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Negro Bankers Form
Foreign Trade Company
Overseas Navigation Corpora
sion Believed First of Kind;
Ia Trade Will, Haysi

The Overseas Navigation Corporation
has been formed under the auspices
Of negro bankers in the United States
to facilitate trade between American
and Haytian ports. it became known
yesterday. Those behind the movement
hope to take advantage of the in
creased opportunities for trade grow
ing out of the recent loan to Hayti,
The establishment of this company
is said TO be one of the first depar~
lures of negro banks from real estate
and mortgage business. The new COR
poration will be headed by Charles Z.
Mitchell, who is also president of the
Mutual Savings and Loan Company Of
Charleston, w. Va, and Anthony Craw-
ford will be managing director.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Business N G w s
Strong Cotton Goods Market
Indicates Higher Prices, View
Wholesale Dry Goods
Volume Increasing

Wholesale dry goods trade, al
though slightly under the volume at
this time last year, is expanding, &C
cording to the weekly market review
for last week by Marshall Field &
Co., Chicago. "orders from road
statesmen, while showing very
large gain ove-. the preceding week,
were not quite rs largo as year
ago." says the review. "Ginghams
arc now being offered FOR Spring de-
livery and orders arc in excellent
volume. Collections continue salts
factory"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19

prices asked by importers and dealers.
Double extra crack silks were quoted
above 90 pound in some quarters
and Kanssi No. ! as high as s7.75 a
pound.
Moderate trading was reported To-
cally, although both importers and
buyers are skeptical concerning the
ability of the higher prses to hold
for any length of time.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Seeks TO Buy Phone Lines
Pennsylvania Bell Would Take
I'm INDEPENDENTS

WASHINGTON, Sept, IS. Tho Bell
Telephone G. mpany of Pennsylvania
applied to-day to the Interstate COM
merce Commission for authority to
purchase the Pittsburgh and Allegheny
Telephone Company of Pittsburg for
s2,50o,oo0.
The Bell company also asked au-
thority to purchase the CHARTERS Tele-
phone Company of Washington County,
Pennsylvania, for 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
vTNANcTAi
PACIFIC OIL C~NptNr
Notice 80 - irv

-" ffAANft HlHI
The Annual Meeting ~ fh, R..,,.,ss
~ tho Pacific 0i fenaparr ats AZ
~ tho principal 1Frf " fss -.
Number Z West Tsnsh sfs.s, h.
of Whining on County NJ See f..s,.
war. OF Igessfss, oriab~r q. iss5
..,s e-1esk -, >. OH lafa f'ms. ~ =. d.
To elect tarse Directors "a,
of three years - s1cse.d ths fs,.-,.- q
the Secor8 Class "s'eFr
2. To tfaRsscf all sleh sths. a..
A. rlay lsaeiis roros hefofs fks -. -
inclndirE the appruTs and ssf,er.S,s,
ali action of rhe Hoard N flt-.,.s-.'
of The Ezec1tiFe Corn tfs.a 49, - p
msetips ~ tho stoekho iess :, ~. -
poration
For the purpose ~ 10 pa.sa,o a..
boplfs for the transfer ~ sfs,t -
closed al O'Clock r NJ fis.sdaF 80.
Ser H. 1879 snd rill - rsopesss "a
0'clpcA 4. ~. Wednesday. 0esei~r g..
By order Of the Bsara ~ nirse,se, (
hisH NFifT Eer-gfsv,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Raw Fiber Up I'm Local and
Primary Markets

a Sharp upturn in raw silk prices
in both the primary and local markets
was reported yesterday. Cable advices
from japan indicated large buying
there at decidedly higher prices. An
advance OF 20 yen bale in Yokohama
was recorded in Sinshiu No. /, bringing
that class Of raw silk up to 1850 yen
a bale. Local prices were advanced in
keeping with the sharp rise abroad,
but there was some variation in the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
s2,OO0.OOO Oil ROYALTIES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-Secretary
Fall announced to-day he had certi-
fed to the Secretary of the Treasury
for payment to five states of more
than $2,0oo,ooo in royalties under the
oil and gas leasing act for the fiscal
year ending last June 30.
The certihcations provide for pay
ment to the states as follows: Califor-
mia, $695,344; Colorado, S1.479; Loui-
siana, Sloa; Montana, $7S,218, and
Wyoming, $1,506,377.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets re-
main firm. Demand for new funds Is
growing slowly and commercial bankers
are cautious in making loans and ac.
cepting commercial paper.
Prime commercial paper discounts
at Al per cent, with less. desirable pa
per at fractionally higher rates
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Southern States Oil Dsisleus

Directors of Southern Sts.s i
Corporation yesterday ANNOUNCES ~ +
declaration Of the regular PEI ~
monthly dividend. payable vesossss vsss,
to stockholders Of yecord Oss =;
At the October meeting dsresesssss s,lel
consider the question Of ths stses LAS s;l
ment for the ausvterly psr'os
December 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Less Cottonseed Crushed

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls. - Cotton
seed crushed during August amounted
to 48,816 tons, compared with 99,8OS
tons in August last year, the Census
Bureau announced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Steel Company Raises Wages

GADSDEN, Ala. Sept. 1s-A 10 per
cent increase in wages becomes effec-
tive immediately at the plants of the
Gulf States Steel Company, accord
ing to notices posted to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
National Bank Call Sent. Is

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is. - The
Comptroller of the Currency to-day is.
sued call for the condition Of all
national banks at the close of bust
ness on Friday, September Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Montreal
Toronto

fi9rdor PUP 8 Paper old com =
do new coru .....7 so
do new pf ...., 10
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES
242nd Dividend
BANK or
THE MANHATTAN l,ONpls
onANTFEEn -

New YORK. September I 9Th 1ass
The President and Directors y !, I.
Manhattan Company have shis n
declared quarterly dividend ~ \,
PER CENT. oa the Capital s,o,I (,
this Company. payable October j.
1892, to stockholders os gsss,s
the close Of business scptspsss
23rd. 1899.
The transfer books w3u ~, ,a
OWEN +. PAYNTFP
Vice President e. csshi..
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Judgments Filed
In New York Count.

IN Now 6OFk County
The following judgments were fled yes
terday, the first name being that OF the
debtor;
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19

me lrst name Is that OF the debter. the
second that OF the creditor ans, Ssts ,..,,ar
lodgment was filed;
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Satisfied Judgments

Ihe first name Is that OF the debtor: tae
second that OF the crsditor and date when
Judgment vas nled:
petersen. Janray--Clnhel Isya.
y Y; Feb ), 1899 s,ss 90
foiotto, Sansi--M Cohen: oct as.
nyyns lsns rcs, rs,.'s..;,.. !, !, ;,..,..... isf.N
sns,s, 20, 1879 i,;,. :...:...... 1885
s,,asS, May s2 1929. ,.......,.. 1itsi
and Samuel Cohen--Purs on
Co: Mar 5. 1899. / sog ss
Ryan. John and National surety
- Co--People etc; Feb e. ssa3 q SEQ 90
AepiiSk aidusy--- ~ csussehnefsler.
Junn 5, ta22 tencssea ) - lsea44
Levine, Benjamin AL. Samusls:
July Z, 1872. .,..,,......t. 257s.54
Clark School for Concentration
and Thomas + C1srR--r t5ins-
burg; June 81. la2a..s.s., -. t4Ta az
Fotette Santt~- Michael Cohen 4.
Co: Oct a3. 1915. 7Te4,
Lung. Chin and National surety
Co~-Psople, etc, Feb IS, 1918
Hais. James b. jr, ana va,ieas 'V0Ve
k---sNational Bank OF Wap-
=. .pingers Falls; Dec s. IslS 1ssA "a
Gllner.. Max, ana Jack wesner@-e.
Louisville Machtue Mig Col July
'. 1sSI ..... 4s.....,,..t,.. 7xa a.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
TnY rFxAs rnmn,ns

DIVIDEND Nf
A dividend ~ = or iae saf ...,. 4,
~ the outstanding tspifA' ste.,
Company. Tor whick desaffi.s 49,,
uhostss nae bsen lasnss sss ss.e
stock Aoiders % record sspfsfeh.. 49,
kusps. %. isz1 'f'~'NF's
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Pittsburgh

146 Ark N Cas-. 10 10 10 10
so a w Gl Mach. 80 80 80 so
As do pf ..... 921S 92h 321a 92ia
10 Con Ice ...... 3M 3Is 9h 3H
205 Ind Bwg com. Az Az
100 do pt ...... 16 J6 16 IS
$40 Lone Star Gas 28h 28h 2S 90
165 Mfrs Ii Heat. 56M sex 5BM 56A
800 Nat Fire com.
10 do pf ...... 20 20 30 20
so Ohio Fuel Sup 5AA SAX 64L 54A
1855 Okla n Cas-. "a "a "a "a
@10 Pitts Bwg com SM 81, az Az
70 Pitts Pl GIL. .f73 176 ITO 17B
1900 Pitts Mt shas. 20 30 2e 20
20 Union Gas ...143 143 143 143
10 West Air Bke.101 101 101 10I
70 West Eleo 62A 62N e2M GEE
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19

Abltibi p & ?
pf .........
Beech n Pack
Co .......... .
Brur swk Bake
Collander pf.
El1nira w l. 81
4 r 1st pf e.
do I'd pf.
Mayor Car.
DO pf .......
Ottawa L II e
+ .,.,.......
Seab'd OF & G..
Southern States
OIL .....,...
Shaw W &c p.
Trsnsue & WINS
Steel Forg.
Unit Alloy Steel
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Sharp Rise i'm Silk

Gail loans against acceptances s.
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Dividends
Extra

White Eagle oil and Refining Company
directors yesterday declared the regular
ouarterly dividend of 30 cents per share
and extra dividend of 2b cents per share.
Regular
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
philadelphia

e1ooO Am 6 & El bs. 50 80 80 so
1000 El s. Poop As. 71h y 7lh 7s
aSSo oSo hans hR SUB Inc sI S.. 81 a. - q q
1000 Lehigh con 6s.100ss 1ooss 100M 100 "a
5000 Poop Pass AZ. 73i5 7$M 73h 78ta
900 Phil Co con 5s 81 81 nj 81
1900 Phil Ell 1st $500 1905 100 1909
00oo do 61ss. 1033s 1925 103 1AS
1000 do 6s........1o7 107 107 107
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-07
ELK drive HAS
Good HEADWAY
Satisfactory Progress Reported 10
Lodge in Movement to Secure
200 New Members.

Satisfactory progress towards the
goal of at least 200 new members
was reported to Rock Island lodge,
No. $50, Elks. last night, by the
special committee headed by the
past exalted ruler, Waiter J. Grif-
fin. A large number of appiica-
lions was received.
Teams are hard at work inter
viewing prospects. This campaign
is selective affair." said mem
her of the committee today, land
when a resident of Rock Island is
asked to join the order we feel that
we are paying him a compliment
for the reason we mean by the in
vitation that he, in our opinion, is
a good citizen, and is wante |
among US"
Rock Island Elks not present at
the lodge meeting last night will
be interested in the announcement
that communication was received
from New York lodge, No. 1, the
mother" lodge of the order, deny
ing a report that visitors were not
welcome to the club privileges in
Manhattan unless they were con-
tributing members of the ledge.
The communication emphasized the
fact that any Elk in the United
States visiting New York lodge is
most heartily welcome to the club
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-07
Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. Cattle
receipts, 10000; beer steers. dull;
steady with yesterdays late de-
cline: early top 800; bidding still
back; butcher stock and bulls. &C
tive; steady to strong; most cows,
3.5O04.50: many heifers, 6.00@7.50;
most Gamers around 2.25; better
grades cutters, 3.00@3.25; stockers
and feeders, steady to weak; early
sales, 5.00@&25; better kinds, neg
lected; other classes around
steadyfh bulk vealers, S.50@9.00;
few, $50.
Hog receipts. 1900; dull, mostly
10c lower; spots off more; packer
top. BIS; shipper top. $40; light
lights, 7.75@7.S5; bulk desirable
heavy butchers, mostly 7.90@S.10:
mixed weights and quality. 100
7.80; bulk Of sales, 7.70@8.10;
packing sows, steady to strong,
bulk. 7.10@7.25: stock pigs. steady,
mostly 7.50@S.00.
Sheep receipts, 1000; fairly &C
tive. fat lambs. Csc to SOC higher;
fat sheep. steady to Csc higher
feeders, steady to strong; best ma
tive lambs, 400; westerns. unsold.
fat ewes; quality plain; bulk, 500
$3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-07
RED FOX SLAIN
BY MOLINE BOY
WITH HIS RIFLE
Especial Moline Service.


A red fox weighing 1915 pounds
was killed by Andrew Anderson,
aged 13, Sunday. Andrew lives at
1908 Twenty-eighth avenue, Moline.
He spent Sunday at the home of
his grandmother, Mrs. A. G. Cush-
man. near Briar Bluff. He took his
% rifle with him expecting to
shoot some squirrels. Rambling
through the woods he suddenly
came upon The red fox. The ami
NAL darted for cover when it saw
the lad. Andrew fired The shot
was timed just right and the fox
rolled over dead with bullet in its
head. Andrew claims to have fired
while the fox was $50 yards away.
K ling fox on the run at SO great
distance is considered a remark
able feat for one so young and in
experienced, and Andrews friends
are ,acclaiming him the prize shot
of Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-07
VISIT
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
!. CENTER OUT EAST

Ben Horn. member Of the firm Of
cervin & Horn. architects. who
with Mrs. Horn has been absent in
the east for a month past, returned
last night. Mr.. and Mrs. Horn
were in Boston and New York,
their "trip including visits to Mar
blehead and Gloucester, Mass. At
Beacon Falls. Conn. they were
shown through the big rubber foot
wear establishment with which
Judson J. Adams, president of the
Servus Rubber company, was once
connected. Mr.. Horn states that
after having seen such an institu-
ton in full operation he has
clearer understanding Of the pos
sibilities opening up here thorugh
the establishment Of the Servus
Rubber company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-07
TO SUBMIT PLANS
OF CONTEMPLATED
BOULEVARD ROUTE

Acting upon instructions receiv-
ed from the street and alley COM
mittee of the Moline city council,
r. A. Rhoads. manager of the Mis-
sissippi Motor club, was engaged
today in preparing a sketch of the
route for the inter-city boulevard
link for incorporation into an or
dinance to be presented to the Mo-
line council at its meeting next
Monday night.
At its meeting last night. the
street and alley committee was in
structed to submit the ordinance
for possible passage, and Mr..
Rhoades has been in consultation
with the committee.
According to the terms Of the
proposed ordinance the boulevard
stop system would prevail, similar
in character to the operation of the
system in Chicago.