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New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Dress Cottons Cheaper

An extensive line of imported and
domestic dress cottons for spring,
1921, IS being offered by one con-
verter at prices slightly lower than
those reached at the close of last
season. The opening prices. however,
are said to be slightly above opening
prices last year. Convcrters are still
puzzled concerning the direction that
fashions in dress cottons may take
next spring. This year voles were
popular early in the season. then fell
off sharply. They were succeeded by
dotted swisses, which now appear to
be waning Organdies, for the time
being. hold the lead. Converters are
agreed however, that the uncertainty
of the situation will lead to fewer
bizarre patterns, ir which the element
Of style risk is greatest.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Failures This Week

Commercial failures this week in the
United States, as reported by r G. Dun
& Co., are 1872, against 17S last week,
l01 in the preceding week, and 40 the
week last year Failures
in Canada number II, against 10 last
week, 6 the preceding week, and last
year. OF failures this week in the
United States CT were in the East, 50
South, IS West and 35 in the Pacific
States and Is reported liabilities Of
IS, 1000 or more. AGAINST 81 last week.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
BUSINESS News

bear a marked change from that Of to-
day, 1t is expected. Converters who sell
both jobbers and retailers are conduct
Jnr their business on an extremely con-
scrvGtive basis and are awaiting some
a,tiVity in finished goods before buying
now supplies of gray or unfinished
cloths. From reports Of statesmen who
have visited the jobbers lately, and
from statements made by the jobbers
themselves, it IS believed that the LAT
ter are short of needed goods
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Sail Tuesday
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE, June 1s-Arrived: rirmore.
FELTON,; Virginia Utal), Fowey via Phila-
dnlphia and New York: Ossinele Rotter-
dam; Lake Pearl. Port Tampa; Hoyeisen
Maru Jap), Tocopilla; Kaikyu Maru (Jap),
Savannah, Lewis l. Thurlow. Halifax
ONonian C8r), Boston; Etna GtaU, Nor
folk; Joanna (Gk), Tyne; Eyota, Fall
River; Schr Robert II McCurdy, Norfolk
Sailed: General konsu Pallisen (Dan),
Fort de France; Schuylkll Bridge. Hels-
ingfors: Bacoi. Norfolk; Eastern Crown
Yokohama, via Savannah; Otoyo (Sp).
Rotterdam. Cape Henry, Va, juno i3
Passed in for Baltimore: Brazil Maru
(Jap). Philadelphia; Lake Crystal. Bos
ton; Stogstad (Nor), Chrlstlansand: ::
KamouraSka (Br), st John. y B. Passed
Continued On next paec)
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Petitions in Bani,ruptcy

Petitions i'm bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
tho United States District Court follow:
NATHANiEL ROMAN-Involuntary pc
tition against Nathaniel Roman, b5 West
Twenty eighth Street, dealer IN furs, by
three creditors. Liabilities. sG5,O00 as
sets. so. 900
HARSOL COSTUME COMPANY, INC
involuntary petition against the Harsol
Costume Company, Inc. 31A West Thirty
fourth street. Liabilities. $1,000. assets,
$1,000.
LOURAINE DRESS sIIOP-1nvoluntary
petition against Charles Salh and David
Meisel. trading the Louraine Dress
shop, retailers ladies' speCialties 102 Vest
Forty seventh Street. Liabilities, s., 900;
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
5ss.3s
1874 7 0
Satisfied judgments

The first name Is that OF tho debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date wher
Judgment filed
Sierra 8; San Francisco Power Co.
Columbia Trust Co.; May 25.
1920 .......... ................. l2o.st
April "a, 1920. ................ l22at
S!erre g. San Francisco Power Co.
II. 1915 .............:... ss.7sss(
Merrill. Wlnifred-B. Goodman.
December 3. 1919. = '...... l1o.5t
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Commercial Credits

High inventories are putting a
damper upon the future purchases OF
many retailers. Despite the price re-
ductions to move out stock. the re-
tailers assert that their inventory
sheets look alarmingly large to them.
NO. only in money value. but in the
number of pieces of merchandise.
Lac deliveries have thrown con-
siderable amount of merchandise upon
tho retailer within the last month, and
until some of this is cleared out Of the
way he is expected to be cautious IN
ordering more goods. He is not made
any happier by bankers who insist on
writing off large amounts for deprecl-
tion of stocks on hand.
Selling rates for 80 day bankers &C
ceptances yesterday were advanced 1s
per cent. The full list of rates pub
iiahed by the American Acceptance
Council was
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Business Troubles
Receiver in Bankruptcy

Tho following receiver in bankruptcy
was appointed yesterday In the United
States District Court:
LORRAINE DRESS SHOP-Judge a. n
Hand appointed Morris Israel receiver for
Charles Sall5 and David Moisel trading as
the Lorraine Dress shop. ladies' special
ties. 1o2 West Forty-seventh Street, under
bond Of $500. liabilities 1000, assets
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19

WeyeL Florence. or Florence T.
Graves-Gumbel Bros. N. T..
YankauS Baltrus S.-West Pub.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
.gudgnenfs Filed

Tho following Judgments were fled yes
t"rday. the first name being that OF the
debtor:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21
Los Prospectus del nueUO
Peri0dic0 CdtOlicO
III NUEvO PERIODICO CATOLICO

Hemos viao in foHeto pubhcado pr Ia cOmpania Publcsta
CaIohca, organizada recientemente. en- el que Sc dan algpnas datos
cerca de los fines de dkha companfa, los cuales son dgnos de const
lefacon.
En- primer Mgar, es una necesidad en- este estado Ia publcacion
de in periodico cai6fco, dedcado a extender principles sanos entire
nuauo pueblo y acombatr Ia inmoraidad, eI ycio, las ideas socia-
istas que procuran, hoy da extenderse por todos los ambtos de los
stados Unidos. In peri6dco como el que Sc trata de esablecer, dc
Sc ser recbido con positive jlbio en- todos los hogares cnstlancs.
oues sera una ~pubhcaci6n exenta del espriu de partido que tenemos
odos los demas pubLcstas Cuando Sc ven las cosas balo & punto
de vista de IA moral sana. con desapacionamiento, lejos del maremag
mum del torbelino polfico. puede formarse una idea mas clara yexac-
Ia de las cosas y dr al pueblo notcias mas veridcas y bien fundadas
No uueremos decr con este que todos los demas perlodcos desbarren
sempre. Lo hacemos de vez en- cuando, porque 6 natural que en- 81
mundo De Ia poIhca haya necesidad de adoptar agdn credc pollnco
\ una ven en- Fl hay que defendero a toda costa. Pero en- una publ
aaci6n casohca, estos escoAos estaran fuera De "a ruta. Sc nataFan
.sunlos de mleres para q alma y e cuerpo. guados por Ia sana floso-
la. vistos con plena unprecedented Por 10 tato esperamos que "a
nucva publication que Sc anuncia Sc esablecera con 81 planta pfopA
y eiementos ~ndviduales. yenea. a cubrr una necesidad urgsnte enlre
nueslro pueblo.
Pero los fines De Ia compania van mas ALA. Be tTaiA De formar
una colonia cas6Eca que desaroIork mlarcs de acres ahora incuhos
I que seran una fuente de riqneza para el esadb. Esa empresa, que
nende Al enRrandecimIenso De nuesto esiado. traera nnnerosas iamt
has "a las mas deseabes para COLOMBIAN nuesYo sueio. y hacerlo pro-
duciiyo. Ii idea no poede SCI mas fsz, y esperamos que lenga TODD
Il ento que 50 mesece. .
Oiak y cuanso anges SEE IN hecho Il etabieclmenio DEL pHio
Kco antics mcnronsdo. y de las coloniAs csadAs anlba. Nueso Me-
xco prospernsS m~dadahemeule. y 81 benefxO sera para lodos noso-
ros cando & esanblezca. susrbanse todos y ayuden = Una hue
"a obra. que 10 ls pearA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21

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repuhlicanos f~usionistas, y estos bole-
tos, cambaidos en- 10 que respecta al
Procurador de Distrito y al boletO del
condado, fueron votados, con TODD 81
conocimiento y ayuda de la eomision
Republican, del estado. Todo el bole-
to ~fusionista fue electo, y Wagner,
candidate republican, para Superin-
tendente de ~escuelas del estado, cuya
mayoria fue de menos de 100, rue eles-
to o ellos, pues ell0s yota-on por
TODD ell boleto de estadO con muy po-
cas excepciones.
Sc instituyeron ~contestas en- contra
mfa y de los candidates fusionistas
leiectos, per6 no Sc fnstituy6 ningana
contesta por Ell candidate democratic
en- contra de Wagner, pues los demo-
cratas consideration que su mayorta
era la expression honesta y iusta de la
voluntad de los Yotantes. Las contes-
tas fueron prDnto abandonadas, 0 Ia
~excepci6n de la mia, y los f~usionistas
ly Wagner fueron permitidns de seryir
sus tfminos sin mas c~uestiones.
III Juez Abkott oy6 mi causa en- los
pas0s preliminarios, pero finalmente
Sc c0nsider0 descalificado a 81 mismo,
lporque pens6 que 70 habfa sido homes
tamente electo, y FL dasapr0baba los
procedimientos. Llam6 al luez Rey-
holds, del Segundo DistritO judicial,
quien desech6 la causa q Ia conclusion
lde Ia parte dc Read, sin %ninguna de-
ffensa. s0hre Ia base de Que no Sc ha-
hfa cometido ningdn fraude Y que 81
resultad0 ~expresaba IL yoluntad libre
de Ia mayoria.
Sc tOm6 n a~pelaci6u q "a Corte
Supreme, snbre la dnica base tauto
aIif como en- Ia Corte de Distrito, de
que los bnleios facilitates ppr la comb
sion A. estado no habian sldo impre-
SOS bal0 Ia autoridad del s~ecretariu
del c0ndado.
IN Juez Reynolds encontrd como
un hecho, ! Ia Corte suprema adopto
en- su decision, que los vari0s milla'
res de- estos boleloE "eran iacsfmiies
del holeto regular americana y no sc
podfa dlstingulr entire eiloa.
In aquellos tIempos. p~racfieamente
todoe los votantes recibian sua bole-
t0s de los Representatives sdei pariido
, de los trabajadores en- las eaaillas
e~iactofaiea
la cogie SupTema revcrs0 81 Jaez
Reynolds pur ana construction tenDi.
ca d ID iey gus proves qae ica bole
t1s dnpcn YER hnpreHos J f4cilifatoa
lrur At H~ocreiario dei copdadn. y me
heoh6 iuefa de u oiicina.
IN Ia decision. cscfiia Eor Il JHes
Supreme 20 yefe. Parker. j que - en'
cnenfm n los Reppues AZ Naego SIC
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Electo Procurad0r de Dlstrito en-
1916 p0r una h0nesta Q inteIigente ma
yurfa de IS, segun la decision de las
Corte de DistriLo v la Supreme Corte,
Fuf hechado fuera por Ia constitute
ci6n t6cnica de la ley, no obatants
unc Ia Corte Supreme encontr0 cue la
mayurfa de So era ''exactamente como
los votantes deseaban.'
Una oficina fue de ese modo conse-
guida para uno a quien Ell pueblo ha-
Ma con TODD conocimiento rehuzado
dc e.tgir;
FL consentimiento de los goberna-
c1sx Instrumental en- un gobierno IL
bre, fu6 ign0rado y 81 gobfern0 do 10
Gorge fuA. spbstituidQ
H expulsad0r, QUEEN .repudio la vo-
1untad de los gobernadoss es otra vez
candidate para Ia ~oficinas buseando u
a~probacion de su desprecio de Ia de-
sa~probacion popular;
III hechado fuera apela Al pueblo
pbr vindicaci6n g invoca d espiritn
americana de i~usticia y de trato justo,
81 Sc Interest," 9 n los hechos. lea en-
seguida.
Santa ne, N. NJ, Oct. II, 1920.
A Los voTANTEs DEL PRIMER s.
DlSTRiTo JUDICIAL
On la election de 1916. 70 fui electo
como Pr~ocurador de Distrito por uns
mayorfa de IS yotos, de acuerdo cor
Ell ~recuento y certificado del CuerpQ
de Escrutadores del Estado.
Elsa eleccion fu4 tenida conforme IA
antigua ley, la cual proyefa que los DO
letos deberfan scr impresos por e.
Secretario del Condado y faciIitadoz
a los P~residentes de las comisiones de
condado para 81 distriDucion.
MI election en este Distfito fuerte-
mente republican,, fut dehida s una
division faccionR del partido republl
cano, causada por ei losfsmo OiensiYe
nnieudose una faction con los demo
cratas para Ia nomination de IN Dole
to de- fusion, y endosandpme a mi pa
IA Procarador de Distrito.
Los iusionistas republicans sopor
taron Bus boletos naclonai y del esta
do. Con Il III De lleyaf 4 cabo 50 10
beli6n en- contra de ia domination d
los amos. en- as casilias e~ioctoralel
j al mismo tempo Eoiar sus bpl9ios
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20

Many are marked at close to
cost Of making. Scores of things
to choose from. For instance:-
Dinner Plates, at 7c.
Meat Dishes, 10c TO Csc each.
Soc !. for Covered Vegetable
Dishes. :. ,-. -" '.E..'.
25c for Sauce Boats. ..
Csc for Covered Butter Dishes.
Scores of other items too numer-
GUS to mention, at like savings.
--Gimbels, "Subtody Store Day"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
Combination Sets of China and
Glass at 1925 a Set

Just 200 of these fifty-piece sets.
Complete dinner set for six
persons, neatly decorated and one
of Americas best makes. On ac-
count of makers defects we will
dispose Of these at close to pres
ent wholesale cost.
Set consists of: Six cach--din-
ner, tea, soup, bread and butter
plates, cups and saucers, dessert
saucers, one each-covered sugar
bowl, cream jug, meat plat
ter, open vegetable dish, covered
vegetable dish, sauce boat; six vel
low utility bowls and 6 thin-brown
glass table tumblers. Complete at
$9.25. A truly great value.
Dainty thin imported china Tes
Cups and Saucers, at 35c-hali
price.
1000 Pieces of Odds and Ends
or Dinnerware at Cleanup Prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
Bleached Seamless Sheets at $l.38

For cots single beds; size 54x9O nches first quality
sheetng Less than odays wholesale price, therefore none
to dealers. While they last, $1.3S EACH
limited lot Of Beached Pillow 1000 Crochet Bedspreads
Cases, 45x36 inchs bed $685. Save
pretty Marseles
deoIers ~ ~ ~ W with fringed edges and
oeaie-'' nered; excellent quality.
ubuduS SooD Day."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
Cut Out the Spuds

Here's another woman who faVors
eliminating the festive Irish potato
from the daily menu, at least until
It's price gets down TO the level oi
ordinary folks. She says
AS the old proverb goes, misery
loves company SO | should like 10
suggest to the housewives Of Ardmore
and / should like TO see the sugges
ton spread over the entire state oi
Ollahoma-that we eliminate Irish
potatoes from our daily menue until
we break the backs OF the potato prof
nccrs. whoever they may be.
II haven't used potatoes since they
reached the price of 10 cents per peck
and have II family of young heart
les 10 feed. Hence, ! know we can
do without potatoes-high'rrice pota
toes. and live Just as we'll.
"Not tho wife of an OIL Magnate'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
Live Within Your Means

The keynote of success and thrift
is sounded in the following communi.
cation address to the Thrift Depart.
ment OF The Ardnorcite by Il lady Of
this city who earns her daily bread
through well.directed effort and who
lives comfortably not with uiggardly
pnching, hut with thrifty saving,
She says:
This letter is not written to show
what l have made. but to prove that
everyone can live within his income
no matter how small it may he
"Whoh the United States declared
war ON Germany. and the prices ot
all commodities began to soar sky
ward. my income was $500 per year
supplemented 10y what received for
occasional items of neod!cworl My
age being SO, I was out of the earn
ing class
"Eut. | can testify that after I had
given 10 the Lord his part, | have
had sufficient for all expenses. includ
ing room rent, while the fact that
my weight mas Increased " POUNDS
is proof sufficient that | had plenty
OF good aud Wholesome food. How
ever. nothing has been wasted.
"Gy remodcling my old clothes
have boon able to purchase all The
now | needed.
go | am convinced that the prac
tce OF thrift will make people health
Ter and happier.
a Resident of Ardmorc."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
TE\AS rOOLHALL LAW
SEEMS DESTINED TO RE.
MAIN lNOPERATIVE

Austin, Texas. Jan. 23.-Except for
loss than a week in December. court
action has prevented enforcement Of
the Texas anti.pool hall law since 81
became effective May /, 1919.
Passed by the state legislature q
Year ago, the law would prohibit the
operation Of pool halls. but its effect.
ivcnesS was stayed by temporary
injunction granted by the federal court
in Dallas, restraining It's enforce.
lncnt.
Under this restraining order, pooi
halls operated as usual throughout
the state, until federal court at Fort
Worth dissolved the order December
ilth. Pool halls then were CLOSED.
until less than week later the Unit.
ID states supreme court granted q
stay order, effective until January
&c, 1870.
When the law went into effect las,
May, licenses had been paid on 1881
pool and billiard tables in the statc
rs against 3,lGS in 1918. The license
Zee was $50 Il table. After May Isl,
he states attorney general held col
lection Of license money Illegal I'M.
Her the law, and many pool tables
were operated without payment cr
license after the restraining order
was granted in Dallas.
The law provides II penalty Of not
less than a S25 fine or more than
800, or confinement I'm the county
ail for not less than thirty days or
more than one year, or both fine
and Imprisonment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
WORLD NOW TOLD
HOW OTTO N ANS
CAME TO LINEUP
VI 7 \ GER NJ A "

Constantinoplc, jim. o3.-Turlley Ell
tered the war on Gcrmanys side
after the cabinet had decided to
join the allies, according to state
monts before the secret parliamentary
committee published by the news
papers. The Vaccinations OF the
war party led by Enrcr Pasha, war
minister in 1914 were responsible
for the change Of front.
When the war broke out the news.
papers say the majority of the Turk
ish cabinet was friendly TO the en-.
tcutc
TN" war party. however, began at
tompts TO persuade a sufficient mum
Der Of ministers that Turkey should
acquire the German cruiser. Goebento
tl take the place Of Turkish ships
which had been requisitioncd by Eng
land, Objection was made that the
Goebonto which arrived here in Aug.
ust 1914, after fleeing from allied
Nlrships in the Mediterranean, would
attack Russian vessels while under
Turkish c)lors, but Enver pasha de.
clarcd the commander of the cruiser
bad pledged himself not to make any
such attack In reply to this issur-
mcr David Bey, then finance min
ister. remarked that the admiral would
be- more likely to stand by his word
than the German war lord
No decision was reached by the cab.
met to oppose Germany, in the war
ana it was agreed that when Turkey
took her stand on the side OF the
entente the Goebcn and her sister
slup, the nreslau, should be lombard.
ed by the Bosphorus forts.
Enver Pasha however, made secret
arrangements with the Germans and
the Goeben joined the Black Sea fleet
oven the grand vizler being kept In
ignorance Of this move
On August %. 1914, the Goebcn
while flying the Turkish fllg attacked
and destroyed two Russian ships.
This act brought about Turkeys
alignment against the entente, and
several members Of the cabinet re
signed. The facts were misrepresent'
cd by tho ccnsors ana the Turkish
public. even the sultan. believed for
several years that the Russians at
tackled the Turks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
Many Don't Know What Thrift Means

Here's another letter. written by
an Ardmorc woman who practices
thrift because needless waste makes
woeful want" She says
81 have been reading the articles
published in the Ardmore,e on thrift,
written. evidently by women who
havc plenty. | claim that these wo-
men don't know what thrift is.
Il am not one of the wealthy wo'
mon Of Ardmore.
II wanted new suit. but could
not afford TO pay the price asked
FOR one that would have 80 l bought
IL nice piece of material and a pattern
and made my suit. | used some mes
saline. which had been lining in
another suit. with which 10 line ii,
and tho entire suit cost me S2O.2l.
The first time ! wore It | had many
compliments. and | don't believe any
ore knew that my suit was not tail
or.made. / think | look as well
dressed as the average woman.
III tho women Of wealth would
huy material and make their own
clothes. do their own cooking and
washing and ironing, they would real
ly be doing something worth while.
AN Ardmore Woman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
AND FRENCH PRESIDENT I

Paris, Jan. 23.--Premicr Millerand
and members OF his cabinet are today
considering the attitude Of the cham.
Der OF deputies, which. although. 1t
was voted confidence IN the govern
ment has shown certain degree OF
coldness to tho ncw regime. There n
no indication that the cabinet. Will re.
sign rs result OF yesterdays sur.
bulcnt session in tho chamber nut
thero arc many who believe jules
Steeng, minister Of tho Interior about
whom the storm centercd, mny sur
render his portfolio rather than nm.
barrnss the premier In tho opening
days OF his administration.
NJ, Mlllerand's victory upon do.
mandlng Il vote OF confidence while
1t showed n majority OF 249. was CON
sldered really TO be defeat M moru
than 500 members OF the chamber
refused TO participate In the ballot.
Ing. Parliamentary tradition looks up.
on Il refusal to vote on question
OF confidence as ballot against the
government,
Objection to NJ. Steeng. as II member
OF the ministry was voiced by Deputy
Leon Daudet, who declared tho nov
minister OF the interior was IAN nc.
conplIce" Of Louis j, Malby, banlsh.
ed after conviction OF having cor.
r!ed on dealings with tho enemy, lle
announced he would lnterpcllato the
government on this point. His attacks
caused great disorder In tho cham.
her and for time II seemed the
Mlllerand cabinet would DO forced ont
Ut office,