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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
PAYsON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lee announce the
arrival OF daughter April ~.
w j. Hickman left Tuesday for Bris-
tow to spend the week with friends.
Frank RAIDER left Tuesday for Healdton
TO stay for a period OF three months.
II. @. Conant and Charles Criuer spent
the Weekend with friends in Shawnee.
C. c. Boswell and c. u. Hermon left
Wednesday for Wanette to visit friends
there
Earl Brunt, santa Fe agent at Shaw
nee, spent tho weekend here iwth
friends.
j. l.. Foth and family left the firs;
OF last week for their home In southern
Mrs. John Engei spent the latter part
OF the week as guest In the 7. L.
Lee home.
Mrs. a. +. Truelove OF Oklahoma City
spent the weekend here with Mrs. Il.
A. Gawthorp.
Miss Mary Walker Of Forrest was the
Miss Louella Harrington entertained a
number Of her friends at IL o'clock din
Mrs. j. w. Curry Of Durant arrived
the first of the week for short visit TO
friends here.
Leon smith and f. l.. Mckinley will
position in tho depot there.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Cartwright and 1T
tie daughters OF Sparks were weekend
guests OF home folks here,
Elmer Mckinley arrived wednesday
from jacksonville. Fla, after months
stay there on an orange farm.
Fred RAIDER has employment with a
coal company at Writ and will move his
family there In the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Briggance OF
Sparks came up and were over Sunday
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. criner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Truelove were
over-sunday guests OF Melvin's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Truelove, at Meeker.
Mrs II. q. Conant and Mrs. r., T. Cor
don served surprise dinner TO Mrs.
Grace Wade Thursday at her home on
East Lynne,
Quite n number OF our young folks
attended the singing convention at Md
lothian Sunday, April ie, and report a
pleasant time.
Mrs c. Il. Lake and little son Vincent
were over-Thursday guests Of Mrs. Lake,
parents MIR. aud Mrs. ]. Il. Herndon,
west OF town.
Mrs. j f. Code. son and daughter, OF
| Prague arrived Tuesday for an extended
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. L..
A. Gawthorp.
J. l. Goodell and family Of Meekcr
came over for the Weekend with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Beatty announce
| the arrival Of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gordon, son and
daughter motorod 60 Kendrick Sunday
| and were the guests Of Mrs, Gordon's
| sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J, Hepps.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. +. willoughby enter
| tained at Faster dinner c. l.. Necessary
! OF Chandler. Mr. and Mr. n. y. VIE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
uyysKOCEE.


W. u. Armour ana Mrs. X. X;
~, entertained with an Informal
ytessiTr saturday for Mrs. George Beak-
s'ehsOu usrble Falls, who is visiting her
M o 'N,s J. W. Poage. Quests were
rsihe,,, n. wheeler, Mrs. G. A. Freer.
w. LA Maxey, Mrs. I. r. Dean, Mrs.
W. Dsraiiins. Mrs. J. w. Poage, Mrs T..
" h.scrv Miss Mabel Proctor. Miss
p &C. Throckmorton and Miss Helen
lrroah Troy Baxter gave an informal
"" sancing party. saturday evening.
r@k assisted by her sister. Miss Bessie
~ Quest were Misses Winnie Smith,
p,sr. Rhodes. Mary watlington. Mabel
prf, helen Armour, Arab Hodge. Con-
fE Daniels, Messrs. Sam Ethridge. Bill
fitynrton, oliver shanestock. Leo
1soe j. Hull. II. Watkins, Russell
fti,oort Harry Hammer. Hosmer sedi-
N.n5 T.. u. Skelton.
nn - and Mrs. w. w. wilton enter
yaansvv with en- informal dancing party at
hht,15,r,ndrome theater Wednesday eve
D, ,hradr,pnuiinenting their niece, Miss Lou
tnsy,.,ar Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
aN,,o Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss Octa
! fyyaasscbmsn, Miss Betty Kennedy, Miss
VA rarsibraith. Miss Margaret Mitchner,
pgis Msrga-et Perry, Miss Bessie Baxter,
MS III isuqua, Miss Evelyn Fuqua,
~. Rolia Waugh. Charles Mans.
Nssp purK, Garrett Boone. I'D Murphy,
Hobp. Tom Carter. Fred Shields,
Hl EH@s,l.s Amy and Kenneth Blakeiy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

NEW YORK.--It surely IN tough
to be n champion. Witness Jack
Dempsey and Florence Walton. the
noted dancer.
Luckily they were on the deck of
the Aquitania. not In the squared
circle or the cruel referee would
have ordered them to break"
Bystanders who witnessed the
farewell between the h avyweight
mauler and the dancer declare that
1t was the first time they ever saw
Jack hanging on and gasping for
breath.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

loughby of Pleasant and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank WlllouEhby
MIR. and Mira W. r. Fallwen had ns
of Chandler Mira Thomn. Invua and
daughter Madaline, Misses Eua CAV
thorp. Irene Harrington and Ella welker,
and Messrs w c. and G. c. FRllwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hickman and
children Mr. md Mrs IT. =. Boswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Boswell and dpugh-
ter Lena. and Rozellcn Ross. all Of this
Faster dinner served in tho j. II. Boswell
home In Meeker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

past week IN n series OF lessons given
by Rev. Cornelius Of oklahoma city.
The high school baseball team was
scheduled to play tho Faitlaud bat WELD =
et at Falkland Wednesday afternoon, the
lveup ~ the local boys being as follows:
NJ. Caylur, C; II. Caylor. .. Martin. lb ;
Turner ?b; Mol, 3b, Smith, IT,, Covert.
cf Kline n.
Elated by their recent success In defeat
ing the Bible class In n membership con-
test. the NJ a. Il. =. class of the Meth
odist Sunday school has entered into an
other contest with the same opponents
under regulations similar to those which
governed the former contest.
ChRperoned by Prof. II. H. Ringle and
Mrs. Pearl VanLandinEhRm, Jolly crowd
OF students from the Commerce high
school went to Tar creek Friday evening
ana enjoyed wiener roast. a campfire
was built and games were played. after
which rcfrcshm"nts Of wiener sandwiches
and marshmallows were served.
The Methodist Sunday school class
designated as Little sunbeams." taught
by Mrs J, W. Roberts. were toyously en-
tertained by their teacher at her home
Tuesday evening with a party featured by
games and contests. which were followed
by tho serving Of delicious refreshments
TO the 10 members present. In the con-
tests Harley Russell, Clarke Roberts and
Charles Neteto were the prize winners.
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Others, who believe the reports
that Dempsey and Bebe Daniels,
movie star. are engaged. were wor-
ried during the leave.taking for
fear the reported fiancee might ap-
pear upon the scene and make
Dempsey put on q fistic exhibition
before sailing-perhaps even send
him overseas with n black eye or
two,
But Bebe Is sure TO see the pic
ture and when she does-look out
that is IL they are really engaged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

Harold Rail Is In Kansas city this Neek.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald visited friends In
Kingfisher this week.
The Fortnighty club met this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. clifford Jewell and small
sons spent several days IN the city. guests
OF tho grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Jewell
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWELVE
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Advance i'm Wheat
Abroad Factor in
Rally at Chicago
Decided Upturns in Bucnos
Ayres and Liverpool Are
Followed by Gains Here:
Corn Prices Are Higher

CHICAGO. Jan. Decided upturns
in the price Of wheat AT Bucnos Ayres
and Liverpool did good deal to day
TO bring about an advance here. The
close was firm. at q to &c net higher
with May sl1Gl4 TO sl.lGas and July
81 02s4 to s1027s. Corn gained shade
to lsc and oats from 4 a IS to sc. In
provisions the outcome varied from 10
cents decline to like advance.
The foreign advance in wheat prices
came as = surprise TO traders lore and
eas ascribed partly to nnctuation, n e1-
change rates. Sentiment. however, grew
more friendly to The buying side. inru.
enCed by gossip that exporters at the sea
board were after nearby wheat and pay
ing full prices Besides need OF rain was
reported from lndia and Increased Dur-
chasing for Japan vas noted in Australia
wheat values was continued absence ol
moisture IN tho Southwest. especially I'm,
central and western portions Of Kansas
nd Oklahoma. Severe weather WAS said
to have prevailed In that section and a.
many fields had but little SNOW pro
Consid era ole aCreage abandonment. Under
such circumsta Nces 10 IMPORTANT seth Ch
in prices took place. aud the market closed
At almost the days top level
Sustained export demand for corr
helped give an upward tendency 10 pricc.
10 come here lacked volume
In the provision market The effect OF
higher quotations on hoas WAS largely
counterba Ianced by realizing sales.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Upturn in Cotton
OnCootis Outlook
Is Partially Lost
May Contracts Sell at New
Low Of l6c Before Rccov.
CRY: Prices Turn Easier
After Demand Is Satisfied

There was harp rally IN the cot
Ton market yesterday. bu. i; vas fol
owed by reactions which left traders
rather uncertain as 20 whether it had
reflected anything more than tirmcr
technical position. With May selling
al sc at The opening, or tho lowest
price touched since the advance TO
Use for that position carly last Sep
tcmbcr. there appeared TO be consider
able tadc buying to tiX prices. The
rally which followed was accompanied
by better reports from the goods trade
and spot markets. but tho bulk Of the
demand was attributed to covering. and
after selling up to lG45c May closed
AZ l6.2cc. The general market closed
cas " q; net advance Of 9 to l6 points.
The trade buying gave the market be-
icg tonc and prices soon hrmed up on re
ports that eoou buyers wo-e shoNl lnr nor"
disposition to u., ct sellers vievs. and that
there stead.er tone IN Southwestern
>po, markets
According 10 rhese late adNices there is
no immediate prospect for h"tter trade
n Lancashire. and there has been no sub
stantiAl Increase Of spor demand n the
southern market. Kilograms received here
earlier in the day. however said thai cV-
portcrs had sent out buying limits on q
slightly higher basis late yesterday. but
were not securing any cotton in the in
tcrior.
The Weekend nsurcs created no special
sentiments Exports FOR tho week vcre So.
600 ha lo-. making $.327 sos so tar this
son. against ., s65.s56 last year
Southern spot markctr officjally re-
rorted, we're 10 points higher to 5 points
lower
The local inalkei for spot cotton was
quiet and points higher a 1915 for mid
ding. NO sales wore reported
The range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Cottonsccd Oil

'rhe rlarnot MAS more active and nrlner
closing With net gains Of 10 10 20 points
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Creditors Favor
REIMBURSEMENT for
Craphophonc Go.
Indebtedness VIII Be \olnn-
iarily Read.justcd Without
Business Interference.
According to Proposal

Committees representing eIbstan-
TALLY all Of the bapi and mcrchs ndis SC
creditors Of the Columbia Graphophonc
Manufacturing Company are working
on a plan by which the company's IN
tebtedncss uill be voluntarily read
iusted without interference with the
continuation and development Of tue
business. according to sn Official an
nounccment yesterday. The company
total obligations, including an issue Of
S8,00O.OO0 hvc-year per cent notes
ore understood TO amount to approx
mately S2a 100000.
The noteholders committee is head
cd by Harold NJ. Stanley president OF
the Guaranty Company. The other
members arc G.. Hermann kinnicutt, OF
Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co.: Bsyard Dom
Arthur Butler. Of Butler. Nerrick e.
Marshall. Root Clark, Buckncr &
Rowland arc counsel for the commit
tee. Mortimer y. Buckner. chairman OF
the New York Trust Company, is chair
man Of the bank creditors committee.
Following the announcement tnat
committees had been organized to aid
the company in liquidating its indebt-
edness, Columbia Graphophone issues
advanced sharply on the Stock E,x-
change. The preferred at the closing
price Of II showed net advance OF
AZ points. while the common was ur
at 2'a. The company's notes sold as
nigh as 40. gain Of 6'a points.
The notehoders' committee an
nounced that it had made arr n2e
ments by which the February | coupon
on the notes deposited on or before
February Is will be acquired by the
committee representing the bank cred
itors and held for such disposition un-
der the plan "s5 shall be equitable.
This arrangement, according to tho com
mittec assures to dcpositing notchold
ers the immediate receipt Of the sac
represented by the February ! coupon
Bank and merchandise creditors holc
about Is per cent of the company's to-
tai indebtedness.
The noteholders are invited to de
posit their notes with the Guaranty
Trust Company The deposit agree
ment provides that the maximum OK
pense which may be charged agains
any dcpositor will not exceed pei
cent of the principal amount of hi:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Retail Trade Dull
Merchants Disappointed at Re.
spOnsc to Sales

Retail trade in apparel and kindred
lines has been more than unsea sonably
dull this week. according to several
merchants. Even radical price reduc-
tions have failed to bring out large
sized shopping throngs and the retail
crs are at loss for an explanation
Of this Withdrawal Of consumer pur-
chasing. 1t is felt that prices have
little to do with the publc's holding
Oft at present. as in only few cases
are direct complaints against prices
registered.
The executive Of one midtown do
partment store that enjoys large
volume of trade. said that sales have
fallen off sharply within the past two
weeks, though the opening week in
January gave great promise. Con
sumers,' he said, apparently are buy
ing only when they actually need goods
and bargain prices no longer have the
lure they did forme rv"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Commercial Credit

ne Commercial MONEY market. ~.
main unchanged Demand for ner
husln'ss is light ard reflects to rr..,
degree tho sab-ao~nal VOLUME % .r...
that !. paseins r. most lines o. indu.
Try Prime commeic.ai paper discou1.,
at = and per con'.
Hanacr- acce7tarcos are IN fair 4.
nalid. With rates firm on me rev sSs
hiener leVeis reached earlier i- o..
peeH. The American Acceptance Cour.
cll yesterday quoted q i-couut rstes a.
pf'nr han.ers seceptaace~ o'igibls sor
purchase b. Federal Reserve bank. =,
az bld and sed for 80 70 l20 d.r
mafuft'cs Tnc rate Cor call loan.
against acce7taaces was ~ per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
FINANCIAL
HENRY y LNAKE. Anctiones-.
REGULAR AUCTION 6AIE
STOCKS AND BONDS
Vy ADRIAN H. MULLER + son.

HENRY y LNAKE. Anc.icnesr
STOCKS AND BONDS
Vy ADRIAN H. MULLER son.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1st, 1897,
{. "a u'cioCk. - the
EXCHANGE SALESROOMs
NOS "a AND Us NESEy srREET
For Account 81 Executor.
l.17H shs. Boston. Cape Cod g. New York
Canal Go.
shs Tldews'er oil Co. common
s's she pueblo Realty & Development
20. rfd
srha Land y River c.. l.t ptd
80 shs land & River Co. Sd pfd. and
So, os Scrip.
10 sh- Land & River CO. common and
S44 cf Scrip
For Account Of v hom = May Concern
$50 81. Liberty transportation Co
teo 200 Cuban Dominican Sugar Develop
1lept Syndicate - .. r. paid
20 shs United Pubic ScrVic. CO. rfd.
-. 900 The Wright & cobb l.iEhterage Co.
Sc RrSste Bonde.
tno rhe Securities Acceptance Corpn.
common.
20 shs. Imports Advancement Corpn.
500 abs. Imports Advancement Corpn.
800 chs. Imports Advancement Corpu
$50 chs. Imports Advancement Corpn
O,eoe Cleveland lorsln & Wheeling n
n. Genl. Mtg. -, c, Bd. 1850
900 shs. international on e. Gas Corpn
IS shs. Flanagan Dodge Co. Inc, ptd
200 shs. Flanagan Dodge Co. Inc. com
l-t .hs Beaver Rubber Manufacturing
Co. pfd.
s7s shs Beaver Rubber Manufacturing
CO. common.
sundr2 Notes aScr.Kating $2l4<eet2 Oist
at our ofice)
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Failures Decline This Well

For the second con ecutive week -.
number o' commercial failures reports
by r. 9. Dun 6 &c. and Bradstrssv
shows \ decline. The former ao.n.,
reports 6o5 failures this eek eow
pared to G39 a. necs and 7ls .r.
weeks ago Brad reefs places a.
number OF defaults this week at su
compared TO 6@6 lsst week. A r.s,
ago failures we're in the neighboriou
OF 900 week
Analyzing failures this week. "Ts.
Credit Guide shows 81 per cen. q.
the failures this Week owing debts =,
less than $4,000 against - per e.r,
last week. Tho acreage indebtednn
according to this analysis. was sl30M
this week, against s37 900 las. week
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Changes Are Small
In Quiet Trading
On Curb Market
Oils Develop Improved
Tore, but Activity is Cur
tailed by Unsettled Out
look on Stock Exchange

Although prices held fairly steady IN
qs,et trading OF the Stock Exchange
yeste-day. the volume OF transactions
VAS restricted By feeling OF urcer-
'e;nty attributed to unsettled cond.-
IONS on the Stock Exchange. OILS
developed strength. but changes as
sGie we're small.
Standard Oh OF Indiana. Cities Serv-
e and sinms Petroleum recovered.
DUt Narxcalbo lost a fraction.
Philip Morris sagged slightly. while
Radio continued Il good demand and
sdvsrccd to a.. Intercontinental Rub
ner Was higher. lnternational Combu'-
ION Eng .nee1ing saggcd slightly.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28

lt'' Ansio-Ani OH. y ~ !. ~.
200 Atlantic I.obos ~ sss 81 sts
- cuufneri'd p Liso $50 lso $50
EurshA T.. - ~ ~
10 rrsi-'e 2 I. 236 155 S75 90
A. South Penn ol65 ls7A iso js7As
1900 oil % Ind s4'4 ss stH sb
II ci n \ Y s5s S5s s5s ass
20 Vacuum CN 80 ass 3S5 $50
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Markets in Other Cities
Detroit

Open. High. Low. Last
29S Am Light lis llsis ll5 1lslz
ll25 90 pfd :,. - =. ~ -
a5o Columbia Mot. 81. ~ 2is -.
2:9 Cont Motors. SIS s,s So s..
So Det Edison los los lOo !, 1929.
% Ford OF Can. .2s7 IS, cS7 PSF
800 Lincoln ~ 81. 81, ssx 5I
900 Mich Sugar. a. "A
400 Packard .... =. 6ss 50,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Further Drop in Rubber

In What was called by many brokers
the most active market Of the year,
crude rubber prices continued to fall
and at one time spot ribbed smoked
sheets were quoted as low as 5 cents.
1t vas primarily buyers market, but
buyers manifested no avdity to seize
the large quantities of rubber offered,
in the belief that values would rccedc
still further.
While the local market was adversely
Influenced By the London market, in
which holders of a considerable amount
Of rubber unloaded their holdings in
an effort to meet claims by banks, a
prominent broker yesterday believed
that the dcsccnsion OF prices Was ac-
cclerated to a great extent by the sell
ing Of bulk Of rubber by leading
holder
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Business New
Retail Trade Last Year Held
Up Better Than Other Limos
Humiliation in PORN
Ric" Complcte, vic,c

= be'tor business ootloo,
Porto Riro IS reported bv . ch.u,l N
". Fowler. rcorescntativo - '''es
irving National Bank in II. ;.,' me
dcpend'noy- who is here now =. .''
business trip. y"
"ror5o Nie'-' h" aid. ~ss. .u,.
ees''",'y "'t's'ood tho i'll eject, =,
the uniVersai business stayns.;o ., "
III" last gear and is nov ,s.,. %
resum" its record Of progress ~, ',
development. Liquidation i7 -, a. QUO
Of labor business and ind,...n ,"s'
virtually complete Profits .b;, -
VIII be negligible. bat AFFAIR, s s.a'
improved to such an cx.en. ts.t -,
"'r'n""'. 7zp''' TO keep thing,
going without further lossss.p
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28

NOTARY rl-RTlC. New York County ~. ~
York County Clerks No. 100. New ~.
Registers Ne. Sscs. Conru.sslon e'p'"
Ma rch coth. 1923
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Certificates of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Nnfea
New York CITY Bonds

acceptable IN payment of Federal ta1e.
/ the dates OF maturity :
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Norfolk Southern Shows
Increased Gross Income

Gross earnings Of tho New FORK,
Chicago & St. Louis compare favoraby
with those Of December, 1920. This is
in contrast to the showing made by
most of the railroads for November.
1921.
The Delaware. Lackawanna e. West
crn December gross was $6,62o.o0O, a
decrease. as compared with December,
1920. Of 81 $4,000.
The Norfolk Southern shows an in
crease in gross in December, 1921. com :
pared with December. 1920. This fol
lows The trend Of It's own Novembc E
earnings. but is in contrast with the
trend OF most other roads.
For the twelve months net operating
income was s772,ooO. compared with a
deficit Of moro than this amount for
,OCN
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Australian Oposs,m Advance,

AZ the winter FUR auction in Londo,
this week. G. n. Lampson Co.
brokers. through Alfred Fraser. .t.a
America agent. reported Australia
opossun' as selling 4. 20 per un'
advance over prices = the autumn ssls
Light side wailapy advanced 80 PEI
cent. Ringtail opossum and Tasmariat
wallaby declined 20 per cent and Aus
tralian red fox Is per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
FINANCIAL. MEETINGS

Notice is hcrcb, given that the ssssl.
Meeting Of the S,ockholis.s .. Nv " iii r
FIELD Y-FROpJ'TS tpMf ~ sst Vet
ss'@ a" s,9ss ss 0ss nerc%sb S' he Of 81
S, York city 'eet on he OH day c, Februar;c T., t
at three O'Clock in the attcrn.o'... atr. for tb'
purpose of electinS seven parec,o'' Of Ese
ensuing year aud two lnspso.f Meetinl
,ions 10 serve at the next An'us s,her bub
and for the transaction of such o'sW oaW msk
ness as may properly come oe1ore ''
ing. o.
Dated. January 27th. 1892 ...r.tsr.
w II. SHEFFIELD, Sec's.-----
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28

southern spot Markets Galveston quiet
unchaneod - l6.oc. sales Sl6 ha ea New
Orleans steady % lower. al l5."Sc. sales
J. $40 bales Mobile steady unchanged. al
S25c; sales. 10 bates. Norfolk quiet un-
haht"u' ~ 10 .1c, sales. nil. Augusta
oulet unchanged q l5.5oc. sales. l.lpt
oaie' Memphis STEADY. unchanged a,
25c sales, $50 bales St Louis quiet
30 lower. at l,.5oc. ssles nil. Houston
steadN. upchanGed at lss5c: salcs $3.50
Little Eoch quiet unchanged. At i,25c
sales. eEo bales Dallas steady. 10 higher
- 9'o'' 90 'h, bales. MontgolnorN rN
nult uncha ns.d. at Is SOC. saiee 5S7 bale
f1rf worm ouie' 10 higher. az Is SOC