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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

CINCINNATI NEWSPAPERS
LIMIT EVENING EDITIONS

Cincinnati, Ohio. April 16.-An-
nouncement is made by the Cincinnati
afternoon papers that owing TO the
shortage OF news print paper, editions
viii be limited to eight pages until
the situation IS relieved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

Kew YORK, April 1f.-Cotf0n futures
closed steady May, S42-25; July, S3s-75;
October. $3.50; December. s35-1Ts Janu-
airy. s3440.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of
former president Taft, acting head Of
Bryn AIawr college, IS the youngest
college president in America.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
DR.. HARRISON CONVICTED
ny jury At ALBUQUERQU

Albuquerque, n. N, April IS. - A
jury in district court here yesterday
found Dr.. George ". Harrison. Of Los
Angeles, formerly OF Albuquerque,
guilty Of embezzlement Of $3.50
from the estate Of his son Grover.
deceased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
NEGRO HANGED AS SLAYER
OF TWO MEN IN CHICAGO

Chicago. III. April Is. - William
Tancey Mills, a negro, was hanged in
the county jail here today for kill
ing Anthony Brizzolarro and Isadore
GauskL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
N. y. LIsTED sTOCKs.
Livestock Market.


Chicago, H.. April 16--(U. s Bureau OF
Markets l--Cattle-Receipts 1900. Beef
steers and she-stock mostly IS soc low r.
Prime heavy steers. $3.50 G15-s5; bulk.
Sl2-5o6 1L75s fat COWS and heifers ss-5oG
1856 Gamers mostly So bulls. steady bo-
lognas- $3.50 as.00s veal calves s1.e0 q $50
higher; choice. s1sooG1s.5o; no stocker
trade
HoEz-Receipts 1900. Market light.
strong 10 1oc higher; top. $3.50; others
steady to 15c lower; heavyweight weaken
Ing most bulk. SlA-75 1875; pigs. steady
bulk around $780, some hogs bought for
eastern shipment
sheep-Reoeipts. 1000. Market active
25 @ SOC higher mostly SOC ups prime. -
pound Colorado wooded lambs, S2Ls0s
choice shorn lambs. slG5e; good ewes.
Kansas City Livestock. Close
kansas City. No. April 16.-HoEs-fae-
ceipts 400 Market steady 70 CSC lower
Top. s15-25. bulk light and medium. $500
G15-25; bulk. heavies. SIA257lA76
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 Best beef steers
active and fully steady Top. SlLz5s bulk.
s1z.75 G12.75. plain kind dull; butcher cat
tie steady to strong veals and calves IN
evenly higher good ard choice. s1A75G
1918
sheeD-Receipts. zoo Market active. Fat
lambs. strong best wool lambs, S20-5o:
clipped lambs, $3.50: choice fat clipped
Wethersl Gate yesterday $3.50.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver, Colo. April 16--Cattie-Re-
ceipts. 500: market steady Beef steers.
s10.00G 12.75. cows and hefers. $3.50
ll.25i stoekers aud feeders, ss-25 911-o0s
calves. $4,000 800
Hogs-Receipts. 800. Market steady. clos
Ing weak Top. s18.z5: bulk s14ooG1f.sa-
S1eer-Eeceipts. Z500. Market active.
&c higher. lambs S1S-50919.50; ewes.
sl2-756 i3-75.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

Young shoots OF the Chinese edible
bamboo are said TO be as delicious as
asparagus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
For Sale-Auiomobles-Wanled

MACK's GARAGE
Fnrds completely rewired. s3-sa Phone
day 3ss. nights 5s3s. 24lo z. Bo1leyare
FORD TOURING car. first class coalition.
new TOP, curtains and seat covers. easy
terms Gail Pm SECS. 1927 Wyoming-
ARMELEE-MaEnetn and starter repair
ing. We specialize 10 arrnatura reTindinE
21f " san Antonio 81
isI7-ls SAXON sIX-Everything IN good
condition. $3.50 cash. After pm AL day
sunday. 1919 r Boulevard
j NEED a Dodge touring car, viii trade
50 feet By 40 feet. excellent part % city
veazey. Herald offiee.
NEED THE MONEN-Eest offer takes my
new 1890. 5 passenger. s cylinder car. IN
perfect condition See Il a. 10 San iran
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
RECEIPTSLIGHT
At FORT WORTH

Fort Worth. Texas, April 16.-Ap-
proKimately 500 cattle. 200 calves. is
hogs ana 3 goats made up Fridays
livestock booking. Forenoon re-
ceipts in the cattle division, however,
amounted to only six cars OF heifers
and calves. these coming from off the
Texas and Pacific. The Frisco re-
ported four cars back and the Texas
and Pacific mad four cars in town
Market conditions were unchanged;
the trade was very quiet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

Dallas, Texas. April 1s.-No. 1 hay
sf2g43.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
MONFY AID METALS.

fBy the Associated PIesal
New York. April 1s--SterlinE eo-day
bills $685. commercial so-day bills on
banks F1-s0a. commercial, 6o-day bills.
2a-eoA. demand, S3-s5As cables S2-9s . /:
government bonds weak; railroad bonds
heavy.
Time loans strong: All dates s9SEc. Gail
money strong. high u; low g. ruling rate
10; closing bid g. offered at TO- last loan
s. hank scceptanccH. 6 percent
Bar silver s1-17&.
aeEican dollars 50 c.
Copper and iron unchanged
Tin-Spot. 9g2.5oi Arril-June. fsL25.
Lesd-ouist, spot ss.l3 asked; Nay
Sc 90 asked
zino-ouIet; East ST. Louis spot $50
SIS bid
L0TD0S METAL MARKET.
London, Eng. April 16.-The quota
tations On the metal exchange today were
IS follows
Spot copper. E102. rs. Sd
Eiectrolytic, E111-
Tin. E543. S.
Lead. E17. l5E
Zinc, Ef7, los.
The japanese language is taught In
the high schools in Australia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
For saIe-AuIomobles-Wanied

For Observation-Disclosures
-~~--~~-~~~-~-~-~
VIM TRUCK-Good condition. a bargain
pH esas. el1 Montana
:. = > -.-tIaLIZE on Fords. Meals Ca
rage. Ilo Teas.
II YOU WANT to buy nice late model
car at a bargain, come TO les Noble after
6 pm
FOR sALE-One 1913 Dodge Touring car,
mechanical condition good S223 Noun
tain. Ph. s2l5W.
Will TRADE-Brand new 5 passenger
Chevrolet 40. only driven 500 miles. for
ii~ht passenger Sedan Pm 1885,
Afro I.AINDRY-Have your cars washed
while you wait. CASH PAID for nld Fords.
200 y kansas Ph 81
HAYNES ROADsTER-Cheap. BY owner.
first class condition Can be seen al Karl
Fisherla garage. 500 S. oregon-
FOR sALE-Wiu give bargain in a good
6 passenger roadster. worth more FOR sal
wage than price asked III lLs6. evenings.
FOR SALE-Paterson Touring car with
self starter and Bosch magnetic 1888
PershinE Drive after c pm
CAR THAT VIII stand the test. passen-
ger Paige. wire wheels. good order. q real
harFain- act quick Ph. 2LI5W.
sENEN passenger Oakland. s cylinder.
first class shape. $3.50. terms for quick &C
ton. 3fz6 Rivera
HAVE your autos repaired at your home
or mine. expert mechanic. soc Per hour.
Phi 6524
Five passenger Dodge. 1916. first class
condition. extras. cheap Il taken this week
Cheralsln. sos y. ~ Paso. Pm zl4l.
one Ford Roadster ..-.---.---.-..---S
one Cole. 5 passenger --.-.....---.--S45
us W. FRANKLIS. PHONE 1881.
HUDSON-6-1o. wire wheels. tires. paint
and entire car in excellent condition. price
right Call Mr.. Bache- Phone -.
FOR SALE-New Dodge Sedan. extra cas-
ing and seat covers. Apply for 2 dayS
W. Il Peck, Hotel del Norte.
FOR sALE-cheap, good Ford Touring
car IN first class condition f09 Mesa.
Phi 1875
FOR SAIF-NEW MITCHELL RADTA-
MOYuLE BROS. SI4 Z. BOULEVARD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
e SaIe-Automobles-WanLsd


c,,--Tl+v WORK Lowest Prices
MEALS GARAGE. 80 TEXAs.
MACK's GARAGE.
valves ground carbon removed. s1--e-
Phone day 55s. nishts 5s23. gao = Blvd
W. ARE especially equipped FOR overhaul
ing Fnrds. cylinders bored. prices and Work
Eu1rauteed Smith Garage. FOrds for sale
Phi 30os. Isl n Ochoa-
WANTED-To buy established agency for
Dodre or Buick cars. IN e Paso or other
West Texas city. state bonus expected In
first letter. Address P .. Box IA Cor
pus Christi. Tex
FORD light delivery truck. brand new
body. 3 good tires. In excellent running
shape EesF CASH chalmers 50 Roadsters
Just the thing for the oil fields. demount-
able wheels. 30 gallon gas tank. % gallon
water tank: s good tires. new top and
curtains. all In Eood shape. $500 cash
RELIABLE AUTO REPAIR SHOP.
SIS " San Ant1ulo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

USED CARS-Wo have a few dependable
used cars on hand for sale which we can
sell upon very easy terms, with small
cash payment Gail and see them AZ
WEST TEXAS MOTOR CO.
sol Montana St Phone f.s1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

WHY CRANK AND CUSss"
have your Ford magnetic recharged while
you wait: Oldest models Gran Ike new.
makes strong lights COLUMBIA STOE-
AGE BATTERY q IGNITION CO.. Ph s7I-
NEW 1890 FORD sEDAN-wIth about
$40 worth Of extra accessories and equip
mcnt; q chance for some one 20 get new
car az a bargain Capt Z. F. Niclzun.
972f fdalia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

The japanese language is taught n
the high schools in Australia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

now ready. s. per setting IS: SIT per Ice.
delivered Cecil shepard Strain. Box
us. Alnlne. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

FL PAsO SEED Co. PHONE So.
527 2 san antonio. iusf east cnurthnuse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

BARRED ROCK HATCHING EGGS from
bred 20 lay stock. 81 per IS. delivered
400 Sacramento. Phi 5s71J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

NOTHING like dealing WITH an old re.
liable firm See the used cars At
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
COL Montana g. Phone 4-i2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

HATCHING EGGS-Frona pure bred Rhods
Island Reds. Notified Anconas. heavy win
Ter layers reasonable. fertility zuaran-
WV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

BABY CHICks-Altlra bred to lay Rhode
Island Reds. booking orders for STAY de-
livery Airura Poultry YARDS. 2s14 Sz-
vannah. Phi f51l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

SELLING OFT All my View Zeaiands BsI-
Eians and Z black Flemish does ] have
AL sizes and all prices and. believe me.
they are cheap Phi sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

AUTO WANTED
Slightly used NASH or BUICK light six
touring car in GOOD condition. viii trade
very desirable building lots $500 block.
ruiarosa St. or Liberty bonds Address
X Il. care Herald.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
Expert workmanship guaranteed
SOCTHWESTERN AUTOMOBILE co.
A USED CAR is as good as the firm that
sells T. call and see what We have for
WEST TXAs MOTOR CO.
col Montana st. Phone 41l7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

BABY CHlCES-Css Coukey's Butrerr1iiiz
Startling Eoods it makes 'em Eruw.
Ell PAS0 SEED CO.
Sc F. san Antonio St Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
Poultry and Pei Stock

--1a hs-=--1 zoe 1rel % reglstare1 clcl-
can eellver. 2ll1 Hamllton. Pm 3e75W.
FOR sALE-Canaries. S. Andrsasherr
rollers. Few imported trained singers P.h
Evening star., 1920-12-04
LATIN AMERICAN DIPL LOMATS
BID SECRETARY COLBY ADIEU
Latter Replies at Pan-American Union
Before He Sets Sail on the
MayAower.

AS representative of President Will
son. Secretary of State Colby left
Washington yesterday for South
America. He is to pay an official visit
to the governments of Uruguay and
Brazil and an unofficial visit to Ar
gentina. The Secretary left Wash
ington on the presidential yacht May
flower for Hampton roads.
Before his departure Mr.. Colby met
the Latin American diplomatic corps
at the Pan American Union, and they
accompanied him to the navy yard,
where the Mayfower was moored.
There was an exchange of addresses
at the an-American Union. Beltran
Matthew, Ambassador of Chile, ad-
dressed the Secretary. saying he felt
pleasure at the honor of addressing
a few words to him in the name of his
distinguished colleagues. He referred
to the first time the Secretary presid-
ed at the Pan-American Union gov
erning board sessions. when he had
welcomed Mr.. Colby.
Bids Him Godxpeed.
cat this time it is even more graft
flying to be able to say to you that,
diality at the time that you took over
the presidency of the governing board
of the Pan-American Union. now, aft
err having had the opportunity to
learn to know you and at the moment
when you are about to leave us. We,
in bidding Godspeed to his excellency
the Secretary of State and president
of our governing board. also say fare
well with the warmest expression OF
personal feeling to our highly valued
friend" he said.
1--WE are certain, sir. that the same
qualities which we have learned so
deeply to appreciate assure the sue
are about to undertake. You Will
carry to the peoples and govern
ments before whom you will repre-
sent the eminent President of the
United States the eloquent expression
of a policy which has opened new
and broader horizons of peace, and, at
the same time, strengthened on our
American continent those sentiments
of mutual confidence and solidarity
which the American people have in
spired by reason Of moral eleva-
ton even superior to their material
greatness.
"And in addition to all this, my
make hosts of friends among ma
tions open to the influence of noble
sentiments and among those Senti-
mentS there is none which is more
highly appreciated than the sim
certify which so markedly character
ICES your personality
1--WE desire. sir. that you carry with
YOU for the success of your great mis-
sion the warm wishes which are e2here
expressed by the representatives OF
the American nations seated around
this table. Combined with these warm
wishes, there goes with you the affec-
tionate regard Of each and every one
Evening star., 1920-12-04
FUNERAL OF GUY 7. SCOTT
HELD THIS AFTERNOON
Services for Late President of the
Continental Trust Company at
St. Thomas P. E. Church.

Funeral services for Maj. Guy T.
Scott president Of the Continental
Trust Company. who died Thursday
from apoplexy at his home, 1922 Bel
mont street northwest. were held
this afternoon at gao O'Clock at St
Thomas Episcopal Church, 18th and
Church streets northwest. lnterment
was in a vault at Rock Creek ceme-
terry.
Honorary pallbearers were B. Wal
kar Peterson OF Wheeling. w. Va; !;
Frank S. Bright, w. r. Merriam. Will
liam F. Ham. Gilbank Twjgg, Gen.
w. G. Haan. Gen. Frank r. Hines,
Alexander Britton, George A. Garrett.
John Newbold, Fleming Newbold, Will
liam A. Slater. Henry Fletcher. Speak
er r. H. Gillett. Jonathan Bourne,
Arthur Peter. Malcolm McConihe and
Gilmore Fletcher of New York. At
tending the services were commit
tees representing the District Bank
ers Association and the Sons of the
Revolution. in the District of CO.
iumbia. respectively. Members of the
bankers committee were r. e. Boil
ing. Wade R. Cooper. John B. Larner
and Eugene E. Thompson. The dele
cation from the patriotic organization
included Brig: Gen; George Richards,
Charles P. Light. Henry B. Byrd. sr. (;
Clarence A. AspinwaIl, William F.
Ham. George w. White and Hugh NJ
Southgate.
Evening star., 1920-12-04
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours: x..,
Prank, NJ Jones, 73, 5000 Dent place.
william Barry. so. 1116 9th street.
r Lucy BIahche Singleton. q. 1890 California
. xssi. rli..osa King 90. 1907 9 street
Elixa G.. Pyne Is, the Cardoya. Z
Sarabs Diehi So, 22O6 Il street:
Virginia A. Thompson. IS. 1902 nelaheid
Joseph r. Payne, 7b, 7o7 Shepherd street.
Nsry Il, Tassin, IS. 4l3 4th street. :.
Thomas Miller. 4s. 1929 jackson street
FrsnI A. Cissel. so, so7 street southeast.
MoiIie Beckerman. 81. en- route Emergency
lanes c. Jameson, 12. Providence. Hospital.
Elizabeth Knitx 50. st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Edward Farrell. a. 200 G street northeast
Louis W. Fisher. 81, Emergency Hospital.
Robert Easton, 8. Children's Hospital.
Louis e. Pettey. 2. 1910 street southwest
Maggie Blair, SO. S61 Van street southwest.
I. william h. Birch. Sc, "a Pierce street. :
Harvey James. 49, S13 Oaksdaie place: +,
= John W. Fielder, II. WaShiaGton Asylum
HospdtaL - :
-Marths- y. Chapman. 81; 1441 Morrh ROAD
ooUtheasG
Evening star., 1920-12-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Rudolph J. Bodmer and Amelie W. P. Con-
row.
George L. Dawley and Edna r. Mclean.
Arthur b. Mckinney and Ethel T. Albert.
William j. saenger and Madolyn 8. Smoyer.
George T. Bolt and Mabelle Smith
J, Armistead Boston Of Clarendon. Va, and
Edith NJ. Hill Of Hagefstown. Nd.
Muth of Baltimore. Nd.
Ernest e. Sheets and Hettie Stevens, both
of Mt. Solon. Va. = e., - ...,
Robert Morris Of Phiiadelphia. Pa, and
Hazel Pugh of Melrose, Wis. g
Evening star., 1920-12-04
CARDS OF THANKS.

91ooHE. wiah to express my sinrere thanks
snd ,epprecta tiou to my mAny relatives and
friend. tor their kind words Of Umpstny ana
JENNIE cAMPBEi.L. .
MONTGOMERY. We wish TO express our sin.
relatives and friends for their Kindness and
sympathy. also for the beautiful floral tril-
utes at the death OF my daughter, MARY
HER MOTHER. =
SMITH. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deep appreciation 10 our rela
tives. friends and neiEhbors for their sym
pathy and beautiful noral tributes at the
death of our beloved fxther. ROBERT A.
SMITH.
JOHN II. SMITH AND FAMILY. a'
Evening star., 1920-12-04
WHISKY CENTER" RAIDED.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. December A.
A whisky distributing center where
bottled goods were prepared and de-
livered to retail saloons and boot.
leggers was raided in Cleveland
Heights today. Four automobile
trucks were needed to haul the con-
fiscated goods to the police station.
One man was arrested Police say it
was evident that bonded whisky was
being mixed with homemade liquor
and then rebottled and sold as bond
cd whisky"
Evening star., 1920-12-04
Births Rep po,rted.

The following births have been reported t
the health department in the last twenty-fou
hours:
Graham r. and katharine, Clements, girl.
Charles W. and Pauline Ernst. boy.
Thomas and Delsie Brown. girl.
John +. and Agnes G. BranRan. .gtrtr
Herman and Addie Hendricks, girl.
Pasouali and Sera Romano. girl
EIwjn c, and Marie =. James, girl
walter S. and Marjorie Ward. girl
Albert F.. and Helen Dietz. boy:
washington b. and Alice HUI girl.
Joseph and Mary Warren. girl.
Thomas and Ida Mickey. girl. -..
Herman and warna Pearsall. girl.
Alexander and Bertha Reynolds. gni.
Claude and Mile Boone, girl.
James aud Louise Crawfore. girl.
Thomat any Xnnabelie Brown, girl.
Evening star., 1920-12-04
FRANK NJ. JONES. DEAD.
Retired Operator Served W. q
Telegraph Company IS Years.

Frank N. Jones, retired telegraph
operator. died suddenly Tuesday night
at his home. 5000 Dent place. He was
seventy-two years old.
Mr.. Jones had been with the Western
Union company for forty-fve years un-
til his retirement three years ago. He
is survived by two sons, C. M. ana ].
+. Jones.
Funeral services were held this morn
ing at 1880 o'clock at the chapel Of
Frank Geier's Sons undertaking estab-
Iiehment, Ills 7th street northwezt. In
ts1mant was in Mount Olivet cemetery.
Evening star., 1920-12-04
MARRIED.

BRADLEY-BARTHoLDI November 25. 1920,
at o'clock noon. at the Little Church
Around the Corner. New York city, by Rev
Houghton, Miss EMMA ELENOR BAR
THOLDf of Duluth, Mimi. and Mr.
CHARLES CLEVELAND BRADLEY Of
Washington. d. e.
Evening star., 1920-12-04

The Brookfand basket ball team
gave a ball last night in st. Antfouy's
Hall which was a positive success, A
supper was served late in the even
ing. 'r- -.
Evening star., 1920-12-04

The Walter Reed General Hospital.
occupational therapy department., viii
hold sale Of articles made by the
wounded men in the hospital at the
Red Cross building on Tuesday. De
cember IA. from 10 am. TO . pm Pro-
go directly to the men who made them.
Tea will be served by the ladies of
the .occupational therapy department
the Social Service Club, the Walter
Reed Memorial Club and the Red
Cross. '->s.y-r. e. ..re =
Evening star., 1920-12-04

Mrs. Merritt w. ireland, wife of the
surgeon general of the Army. is OBJ
serving her day at home this after
noon at the Wyoming and will be at
home again on the third Saturday in
December.
at dinner last night, taking her guests
later to the ball given by the naval
officers at the New Willard. The
Evening star., 1920-12-04
hem Chapel, Cathedral Of IS. Peter
and Paul. at 4;20 o'clock. ~ ( '<>--s ~

The officers of the .Quartermaster
general of the Army will entertain at
q dance this evening At Rauschers. -
New-York tribune., 1920-09-30
importance of Building
Good Will rs Stressed

Building good will and main
tanning quality should be the pri-
mary consideration Of all manu-
facturers and merchants, accord
ing to A. L. Slavens, president
Of the Boyden Shoe Manufacture
ing Company, Newark, N. j.,
who yesterday stated that his
concern had adopted a policy Of
foregoing profits for the time
being and was advising it's Gus
toners to pursue the same
course.
"Now is the time" said Mr..
Slavens, who has just returned
from seven-months stay in
Europe, and whose viewpoint on
American conditions consequent
ly Is fresher than that of bust
ness men who have been living
close to the situation for the past
few months, "to forget profit
and to build good will. If you
build good will, profit will take
care of itself. If you keep in
mind nothing but profit, you will
lose both profit and good will"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-30
Buyers Arrived
FaiPchiId Serviee

ALBANY--simon's Inc. Nj simons. worn-
BALT1MORE-L. Bencsch g. Sons: g
Comprecht. womens ready 10 wear; I'm
nAfTiMoRE-Amer,can sf.1f, whoYe,.,. Cor.
2orat!on: S. V schort. notions; a54
bALTIMoRE-Go!denberg Bros; o. sed-
piece goods: Alcazar.
BAI;TIMoKE-J. Russell & Sons: II Rus
esf sTi!; Il, ,qTni,gre' MnnE Herald sauare
store: J. Cunningham. linens, boys fur
n!shirgs. knit hosiery. 1850 Broadway.
ALIiMOkE- American Whoieyale Corp
V. schort. notions. 354 Fourth Ave
BlNGHAMToS. y Y-Haskeu & David
David wooden and cotton piece
Charles Haa,et coats suits. ssir,s. sias
pdarf,> pflrh Avenue thirteenth hoor.
6Ss IoN--A Goldman, shoes; Herald
69,sIo%-w weinherg Eros II Weinberg
pdaT, 19Ts q wss, w. rwen,y fourth Street
en- snn nosleFy, knit underwear; Herald
~; ehodes. blankets etc
ACSTOH--smi'h Patterson Co; II. A.
asa.,,. 1919. china and glassware. siiverware
SosToSr-chandier Co, Miss Oaklev
x,[.sss [nssssssss 2zo Ft,h Avenue
SUsaoS~-I, Miller Co 81 Miller, cloth.
1>os ,f oN..iii ,, iehIist Co. Miss wi,hers.
y9sTG: 9Yss2y,s: 200 rtf,h Avenue
|cs ioN-H II. White Co W. G Everett
@SooaA @ sfastonery; r. Crocher, shoes. C.
M. eh. hssns clothing. 432 Fourth Ave
"IIrfAlgs.,J. Iar y. Adatn & Co j. A. ray-
art.r Ass%9nerehlegs. 9 laces and embroid
vyTSsS West Thirty seventh street
-. LER, Pa. u Cohn 90: J q. Cohn
Aysn,s ready 20 wear, 47o Fourth
cAaDES. n. J.-~Munger & Long; f.
Lnns' ~1men's ready 20 wear. coats and
<~xsa1r. sas.s nnlllinsry; Herald square.
= ca H"1ooA. Tenn - Loveman
c.sf1: shan4!ss: y ns ,iso I'roAawaT. ''''
GniCAoo-~Aiis Ripley. pr~si1ent Fashion
department. League Of America. wal.
6orf
HicAGf>--D~saaurr G. Co; Mr. pesssu.r
general merchandise. 3Ss Tsroafwa
CHIcAGc~~John V Fsrweli Co; Is. NJ
Hipg, silk waists and pstticoats; II
leonard s.rect
cBIcA0o-Ths Yair; H. A. g,%vy. women.
snd misses costs tssssnent): 81,
TouF4h &venus.
GAicAoos=1. Newman clothing. 8sssl,n
New-York tribune., 1920-09-30
Jewellers Reducing Stocks

The hesitancy Of the retail Jewell
ers of the country to buy in normal
quantities now for the holiday trade,
together with the high money rates has
led manufacturing jewellers to reduce
their reserve stocks Of made-up goods
by curtailing production. Throughout
the local wholesale jewelry trade man
ufacturers' stocks are said to be lower
than usual at this time of the year
Stocks Of high-priced jcwelry never
are large, goods of this nature being
made up principally on special orders
but even here the manufacturers have
curtailed the amount of investments by
eliminating some of the samples.