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Evening journal., 1920-08-13
PLENTY OF WORK,
OFFICIALS SAY
With Rare Exceptions Those
Who Seek Can Find En-
ployment
ONLY FEW IDLE
IN DELAWARE

WASHlNGTt Ig. i3.-Niih one
exception thr l0ut The country
work Is still 90 b. had for those who
seek II. Despite some OF The reports
which have reached Washington tell
ing OF conditions OF Unemployment a
survey Just completed by the De
pantment OF Labor shows that the
unemployment situation Is not at all
alarming al the present time" 1t was
learned yesterday
The information obtained through
this survey, which was made for the
weeks July i-i5, has not been made
public, but 10 is known that the re-
port shows very little unemployment
In Delaware. The same rule holds
good for many other States. What
Unemployment exists seems to be con-
fined 90 tho textile automobile and
shoe manufacturing industries.
Not only do The reports reaching
Washington show this favorable con-
dition. but the Indications are That
there Is httle probability OF any ag-
gravatlon Of the unemployment con-
dition in The immediate future, u was
learned.
At the present time, 10 was pointed
out at one of the largest organizations
IN touch with industries, 10 Is difllcult
10 DINulFN NllWl VIII IHlINM ia tAN
future. In many Industries az pres
ent. a season OF idleness is The rule.
Again, n was said that while there
are some factors appearing to'indicaie
a slowing up OF business and the pos
sibility OF unemplOymeh, there are
other factors which were equally IA
vorable 90 a continuation of the ut
most demand for that which can be
produced.
The wonderful crop report OF The
Department Of Agriculture has been
the most favorable recent condition
affecting industry. h was said With
the, farmers prosperous, 70 was said
iho Industries Of the country will
Immediately feel a stimulated demand
from the rural districts Everything
indicates the farmers already are be-
ginning 10 buy IN anticipation N their
Improved financial condition Particu-
larly Ia 70 expected that business viii
feel a stimulus from the Middle West
ihe breadbasket OF the country.
The farmers arc NEEDING fencg
wire for instance: and they are coins
n buy" u was suggested here "M0r
than likely q great many farmers will
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
so CENT MINIMUM
ON SHORE TOMATOES

FEDERALSBURG, Md, Aug. i3-At
a very largely attended meeting OF
al HurlOck yesterday, il was decided
10 make the minimum price for toma-
toes ilfty cents per basket for the
1920 crop. The meeting was attended
by representatives from seven cOun-
ties of The Eastern shore OF Mary land
and Kent and Sussex counties Della
ware. AZ This meeting. Brooks L.
Ross, OF SoafOrl, Del. was elected
delegate 10 The general convention OF
the Tomato Growers Association OF
the United Gates which mcets at Co
lumbus. o.. In November.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
spEcIAL INFLAMMATION

The Claymont Community League
will hold It's regular monthly mcet-
ing tonight at the Green Lantern
Tho members will FIRST gather az ihe
stone school house on Philadelphia
pike. and adjourn 10 meet at the
Green Lantern. Many matters Of in
leresi TO the community will be dis
cussod including the plans for the
establishment OF second class post
oiilce which ihe poStonlce authorities
at Washington have agreed 90 do.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13

ment for Invested capital practically
equal 10 the amount actually invested
In dollars Many other technlcaliiies
under this form Of taxation mitigate
against the new enterprise. 10 was
contended.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
MnnsE mn an lArsr

Wilmington Lodge OF Moose In scs-
sion last night organized 10 20 10
Toledo and MOOsehart next June
More than 100 men and a 25-piece
band are expected TO make the trip.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13

and foelimc OF unrest throughout
the trade Lack OF demand indicates
that heavy purchases early IN The sea
son were not entirely for immediate
consumption.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13

A choral society is under organization.
The first rehearsal being made Au-
gust 25 This society will be under
The leadership Of James Curran.
starting Friday night. August 2l. a
pool tournament VIII be held between
the pennsgrOVo, Philadelphia, Baltl-
more and Washington lodges
Evening journal., 1920-08-13

Metal workers and all connected
with .jewelry should use the Want
Ads his week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
ROTARIANS ENJOY
LIVELY SESSIONS
III Rl.ESOlE ~ IiiGIi COST or
LIVING PROVES CHEZ tEA.
II III or ~ NtlIEON

How every man In every line ~ bust.
ness desires tu sell his avn prolucts at
Tho highest possible price and purchase
tn" products 81 th' other fellow ~ low
cost, WIS the Fist ~ n burlcs1ue at the
Rotary club luncheon ~ the hotel
Anurillu vustordnN the various uc,u.
laiions being represented by individual
members uf tho club. The program
WAS chnrg" 1T y = Griggs
Tn" merchant strongly advocated
cheaper farm prpducts hut high prices
ON nli merchandise. ana M" farmer
wanted his own products To- be- sold 1T
u fat figure and the merchant To siarye
10 death. Those who took pnrt were
T.. VI. Nichols farmer. Horace NJ. Rus.
Hll. laborr. 1. - oliver. merchant: -.
VI. carr spirit OF Jesse James a. W.
Virgin, the Slnriod clnss. a. ". Gal.
billiih. landlords and !. Lindsey Num-.
politician.
This par Of thu program was con.
clrd"d hv Frank Evhufn with serious
discussion Of the attitude uf the people
toward costs
\. = Stinnstt mad" u report ON road
work IN Potter county and ". u Estes
talked ~ Rotary work IN Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Western Union May
Open Paducah Office

s. ~sisl 90 IN. News
PADrCAH. Texas Nov l.--Nrwcomh
carlton pr, sidcnt 1T III" Western
i'nion Tolcgranh Company. has made a
proposition t. this city whereby II may
obtain a telegraph circuit and office
- the Western Union Tel, graph com,
utnv. according To- information received
~ nm the traffic department, ~ the Yves,
Texas Chamber NJ Commerce
The company figures that u will cost
- 80 annually to maintain and op"r
ate th" offic" here hv siringing wires
rom Acme. making q cost per month
- approximately secs. against az csii
mated possible monthly receipts Of sa0o
The proposition made the city h i"i
frre rental tor office for three wears
and contact spare on itlrphon" poles
- the Quinih Acme and Pacific rail
rad COMPANY from Quanah here fui
thr,c Years The proposition has been
referred o. tho raducih chamber 81
commerce for action. laducah has been
u"~o,iiiing through IN" West Texas
chamber uf Comm"rc" Ter several
weeks Zoe tho acquisition 1t th" i"lr'
,Iuph company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
MOVING PICTURES
ARE BEING TAKEN
WORK NOT ENPECTED TO BE CON.
CIiDtD DEfORE NOON
SATt RUti

The work Of introducing Amarillo q
III" people 81 the country through the
moving picture was begun YESTERDAY
when some of the buildings IN the
heart of tho city were "shoi" and a
i,w CLOSE ups were made 81 tho
heads Of som" uf the firms
TIL" Polk street pi'tur" will be- made
SATURDAY afternoon together with q
parade IT school children ana the mem.
bcfs ~ various civic organizations
Meantime. IN" camera men VIII be-
busy taking various business concerns.
When tho picture II finished il will
bc shown for two DAYS at the Mission
Theatre and prints ct IL viii be sent
to nll lrtits at ~" country to advertise
the Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Warranty Deeds.

!. y McAlillcn 10 Dee Lcmastcr. 10,
Z. block /, =. y addition: consideration.
$4,000.
l.. y. GIN. ct al. 10 Mrs VI. 4. nlades
lot Z, block .. Charlotte Heights add!
ton: consideration 1900.
J. l.. Summers to W. ". Wills. 81 M
undivided interest east !, OF section
l0i; block ?, A. u. & N addition. lots 9
and :. block 1911. lots and I. block iCI
lots ! Ia no. block l3i q. a S. addition.
consideration 800
". W. villa ct AL. to !. l.. SUR,
mcrs. Wills estate: consideration 81 90
T., s. Britain to 6. g. Panglc. lots .
\. ?. ~, II and ~. block 80 Hughes ad
alton part ct lot Q. block ?ll, plcm0ns
addition. consideration $500
william Stronger. ct al. Ia s. r
Pagan. lots :. 9 and 10. block n. Oh
Town addition: consideration $3.50
j. NJ Russell 60 !. y. Cu- MISC l0t ;
blo,k $50 flonous addition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
INCREASED WATER SUPPLY
FOR AMARILLO DISCUSSED
At MEETING LAST NIGHT
CONTINUED from page oncj

,aolns that they could be Laid for q
quarter ct the expense Of the more de-
auablo cast.ifon piping but that the
accepted life Of such "a pipe line ~ but
iIrtecn years or "A little more.
Ar. -" also suggested that AN open
ditch with a concrete bottom might be-
utilized Co bring the water here. The
hall would be u little better than sl'
ioet POI mile. and that. he assured the
board. would be- sufficient
Th1kr present agreed that AnlTillN
would need a new water system i've
wears from now. and the general te.l'
ina was that Il would be- wiscst 10 pro
vide an adequate supply ior u city much
larger than IN Amarillo ni present. thus
allowing lor IA" very considerable
L1uwth which the city has u right tu
expect during the next twenty years
Secretary Estes told the board % =
abatement made by an official Of til"
Chicago Iron Foundry Company to hi \
while he Was In Chicago recently Tn th'
effect that his company might possibly
locat, in Amarillo we've IN" freight
rates favorable ana the water supply
adequate. Oihcr companies. he stated
viii b" equally quick ~ inquire az 20
cur water supply before locating her
After Agreeing that IL might De- We
10 cNpend several thousands ~ dUlld !
IN Investigations looking toward "a
nearer source at supply than the
Slaughter ranch. the matter VAS refer
1,d TO Mi. Riggs committee.
The letter from person now icsidiLE
10 Fort Worth and who represents him
sclf 20 be- musician ut parts and vol
uutecfcd iu organize q band In Ann.
lilo II lac we're given suitlbl" cihpl"N
Inent was read BY Secretary Estes o.
the hog. IT,. The application was prompt
~ tabled but IN the discussion which
followed II developed that the Shiincrs
arr now working on band that VII
ha - credit both To- the organization ana
"a the oiiy. Mir. Estes stated in behalf
a., the American Legion TIA, thea" % .
thirteen members at the lOral post who
haVr.bclungvd 20 military hands Th"si
thirteen men would be- To" n',lcuc f"r a
splendid band u was thought 10y 'ho
members oi the board that some W.
could -" worked out tn buy the neccs
,AfV equipment az 10 pay III" PROPOSE
ua iof u series az concerts iu be given
throughout the summer season. thu$
furnishing the band With IN" MONEY
needed FOR their equipment The mat
ter was referred 10 Chsirncn virgin
and ,'hisun Of the committees on civic
affairs aud entertainment. WIN = h'll'
ia! recommended q from he board
asking that these committees work oUt
definite plans Tor he organ.1St.cn ~
IN. hand and the arranging OF . s"ri"s
ct concerts io u" given at civ park.
just before adjournment, MI Estes
the secretary rendered short report
~ his activities al Chicago. and all prc'
rnt were pleased with II 1, was tic
s.,nse OF the board that his trip there
Ia attendance AZ the National CONVEX
ton of Secretaries Of Commercial az
rtnizations was very successful one
and that the Developments arising ui"t''
from nigh, be worth much to III" c'iy'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
NUMBER Of SUITS
ARE DISPOSED Of
AGHfENiENT ~ REACHED ~
CASE Or GREEN AGAINST !.
RAY AND OTHERS

\ number 81 ciyil cascs were dlspos
- ot yesterday In district court. Al Of
ilDfn. except that against l.iN. John
Bon. 81 al. which wns settled h" agree
lnent were non.jury cases. end ere
quickly disposed at The list follows:
Chas l.. Green q al W Hny ct al
Judgment granted.
\ ". Stalnakor vs. H. v scholl
dismissed.
L. I. Shiflou ~ Frank Atkinson 81
o. set for trial December 10. 1899
J y. Montgomery vs. T.. 4 $. ,. Hy.
90. ct al. continued by agreement
White and Kirk W. r. ". Mcbride,
dismissed
Sur MCGEE w. J. u McGcc. contin'
uod To- perfect service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
BARNES ANNOI NCLS M
VIII ESTABLISH NlN STOi,I

o. " lhrnca. manager of the Blinof
cash tirocfiv Stmr ~. 4 ii tni Tiylo'
tttr'f. announces 90, establishment ul
narLrs cash Gturrrv store 80 % which
wall be- opcu"d lnr business on or about
November .. The ncw store vii 1auN
q l.ll lin" 81 staple ana fancy groceries
The quarters which II VIII "ccupy haze
been thoroughly rcmod"l,d aud iItldr
~ with iiNlur's ui u high grade
m, nrw venture will hc under the
management of chester \ Barnes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
M SINESS MEETING WILL
IN HELD nv UNRAC ~

There viii hc % business meeting ~
the Ilitaci Class ct the iirr BAPTIST
Church ri go =. M Friday November
9Th IN IN" laraci rpnns
President II e. l'ipkin will Wo,A out
the organization chart In. Nirrin
Will talk ON "Oppoi1unui's Tor Service
IN the llilrn Class" Nj l,yhmn wall
tell some II the things lhi1cas have
failed u dc Harry Holland Will pro.
vid" some good Vucal music aud less
Rogers viii present some good mum.
bcrs with the SUNDAY School ~, hcftrp
Al members are urged by W 4 Me.
lnt"sh. second vice president. tu attend
this meeting and help gct the class to.
grthor fur IN" big driy" for $50 mem.
h'TH
There VIII be- music food and gen.
'ts,l gopl time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
S. A.Officer Will
Visit in Amarillo

Captain and Mrs. \. " IIulbrook
who commanded the local corps OF the
Salvation Army. have Just returned
from the salvation Ariny's diicers
council that was held IN Denver. Colo.
Denver W IA" headquarters at the Inter.
Mountain dN ision at the Western terri
.ory of which Amarillo IL "a part.
The Western territory IN made UP II
al the states west of Colorado and the
Hawaiian Islands. Commissioner Adam
Clifford Is the one IN command OF the
Western territory with headquarters At
San Francisco. Cal. Commissioner CIT
ford Is the highest ranking American
salvation Army officer In the world
Commissioner Clifford comes from
Boston. Mass. where he was In com.
mand. and " considered one ol thu
greatest builders for broken down uri
lost humanity IN the United States.
While he nas spent u big part ul his
time In his Is years Of Salvation Army
service IN helping to lit the fallen. he
IL considered one OF the greatest WORK.
crs with the children and young people
ns his slogan ~ Keep them from ta'i.
ng
The Western territory will have their
avn paper War CTyl and their own
trade headquarters. and tho commits
sonsr says that the eyes of the cniird
world will be on this full bloodrd Amer
can command Commissioner Giifufd
had two sons IN France. one ~ them
Will never be- well again. bur be has
mad" N" sacrifice Tor his country.
Col. Gcotgc Davis WHO IL also Ancri.
can born. the Col. commanding tile lu.
tcr.Muun,ain division. has some hg
plans ior the future work OF this 40,
Mon and viii be- In Amarillo iu the ncsr
future
Colonel Davis Is considered one 81 the
leading speakers at the country. Tho
preventative plans of III" Salvation
Army Is said to be- just ~ practical 40
The plans 81 III" Organization have
proven for IN" salvagtng NJ the ydown
aud out "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
New Marketing Plan
Will Aid Producers
~ Associated Press

CHICAGO NV. 4.--FtNc million
American farmers viii be asS,@ Tor
their opinions on how to climina," the
middlcinan. Il was announced today hv
the Committee at Seventeen at IT,
Farmers Marketing bureau which y
"a session here 10 Gcyis. = plan To- OBJ.
tat more money To- tie farmer 81
h. lraln crops
~, are going - a., -" N!,wa IN
eCrs,G,tidg u new marketing Dian &.
=. Gus;ayson ot Lin uln. Ncb. char.
man oi the comm, .. said. "W shall
offer our ideas to the many farmers
cooperative orgitnigT'',ns and then AK
that they send dri"-lt's % u final coz.
v"niion about January !, when We will
make our plans op 'f'it.V..
Mr.. GuslaiSon said "a" committee Was
opposed To- the iat'a'ig who stt'kr Ter
the purpose oi iniiJ'gcin; the grain
market They hcl."," No farmer can
better accomplish ten prircs by direct
marketing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
NV tNCE.Ri Mi.Ei COMPANY
NAY III IT'D BKANIU IiERt

Definite" announcement that plans
are under consideration hy the Al.
Vln,, l,umlcv company uf lapurt,.
Ind Tor the construction 81 q branch
house here 90 cost around $500 O0p wns
made yesterday las T. \ Jones. district
superintendent tor Texas oklahoma
and New Mexico llr declared that
Amarillo IN an ideal distributing point
and that during the past year more
than three hundred tractors have been
sent out from this point.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
BiiI.DiNG ~ PARSONAGE
DfI'fRRtD NTH. SpRlNl,

Action has been deferred by tho 81.
ficml ho,rd ~ the FiiI christian
Church Of Amarillo with roloronc" 60
the construction of parsonage this
fall II has been announced that the
parsonage would not be started until
spring. when the matter viii be- con.
sidrrsd again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Legion Members Are
To Meet Saturday

.Nll members 81 the local pos, ~ the
American Legion are requested 10y
William u. Estes. secretary ~ the
Blard 81 Ciiy Development, to meet IN
uniform. at his office Il, noon on sat
uia.ly, November 9TH. Tor the purpose
of arranging for the parade which ~
10 take place IN the afternoon at $50.
Al members should meet "a, MI. Estes
office at the time stated, rs u Is de-
sired that the Legion shall make a
rrcditablc showing In the parade
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
NOTICE

M members of the woodinan Circlc
are urgently requested 90 be at the ".
q. W. itaii Friday night. Nov. 9TH 10
greet ow Supreme Officers. There will
he large class initiated and visitors
from al over the Panhandle will be- ~
attendance All candidates be az hall
by eight o'clock sharp Al visiting
members ara cordially invited After
the meeting "a musical programme ana
refreshments will bo served. Every
enc come Jennie iindbloom, Guardian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
STANDARD n LOWERED
f0R AVIATION SERVICE

Recruits Who have a common school
education may be accepted tor the ait
s"rvic" now, according to an announce.
m.nt made by Major ". a. Hell. assls,
tant inspector and instructor IN thu
FIFTH Recruiting division. United states
army. An order 10 this effect Was only
recently issued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

TERRELL. Not, I Marion W IL
L.,. one 81 The founders Of IN" FIR
National liink 1T Terrell. Killed himsf.
with u shotgun 80 hi houir here la''
Yesterday.
10. hid been in IN health for s'vcri
weeks. aud II said =" have hruo'l''
much over the death vt hts son. wi
accidentally killed himself with a p.'
toll more than wear age.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
ERTA" ~ ENGLISH
u PLAlN "GtRDE\

MENlCo City, Mexico, Nov. -
Many Of the musical Spanish name
which hint ui long ancestry aud hir'
lclnec have prosiic meanings, l.h
Baker. butcher. Fisher Smith. Sho"
maker aud Ia" like IN the United
States
President Adolio do IL IIucrtd
name Is mclliiluous. Yet Hucria means
garden. and u the president lived III
the United States "" would he NJ
GAIdnn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Ileyi,aI Ia PRAYERS

with Rev. M Whalcy Of claude do.
INK the preaching revival ~ under
why this week ut the GlenwoOd Mis-.
sion Good crowds az" attending each
nigh, and tho public N given = ,oi dial
invilption to take advantage ~ the
meetings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Sugar : Cents a Pound.

MANCHESTER. y. IT,. Nov. A.
Sugar reached low level here when
a West Side firm began Ia sell at ;
cents a pound They did a land oil, .
business ~ Ions as the stock ON hant
held out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Sanslng Funeral To-day

Tho funeral at !. b. Sansing. who
died "Wednesday IN Wildolado. will be-
held this afternoon Ut o'clock az the
Griggs Undertaking Company's par.
lors The services will be- conducted by
New. H. " Virgin. and burial viii be-
made by the Masuns In l.lano Gene.
terry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

g l.. kiscr manager 1T the I 7.
case ThrcshinE Machine Company len
Amarillo. lett Yesterday for Phoenix
Ati2. lie will attend e. the exhibit (
the company al the state iaii II All.
lunn ht nhnenlx.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

FU brown alligator uip containing
valuable papers. grip taken from car 40
Seventh aud Pierce. Party finding grip
on papers. carry sumo Go pole" depart.
mont md pct reward Paper are leases
drawn tu Shore a llill ou lands la New
Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Charsrd SIa.Ia ior shne.hine,

SEATTLE. Nov. a.--icslic MURRAY
hooiblack here. charged sisij Ton q
thorshinc. IcNenu" officers arrested
him. "Shoeshinc aud moonshinc at that
lIicr" isiy they
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
None, .. IookInr iar Thr,e Two Msn

SrOK NNl:. NOV Lots II W. spend
our time leaking lnr money But
money " looking ior Eail aud Elmer
I;elknnp. who az" snmrw here near
spokane Chief 81 Police Wen ha'
been asked hv Alice L.. SALISBURY Ct
liiroh Run Mirh.. io local" the hoys.
she says they have inherited a large
sum,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
A.sirnnlrni ON Irnsr

- NJ Chlldcfs 20 william n. Hush.
'ouihc1st - ~ northwest II uf north
west I I ut section .. block :. \ a.. .
s 8 4 addition. consideration 81 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
DIR. r. M. BENNETT

Announces tho opening of his new
Office in the I,ay.Johnson Bldg.
Rooms 2i2.2i3
Office Phone $50 l,es. Phone lj5s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
NnIIIE

NJ M'sons "a" requested to meet hi
he Masonic Hall this afternoon az onc
o'clock inr the purpua" of attending the
funeral "i Brother ! = SansinE T..
Il ihidgos. ". N.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

Forecast FRIDAY tar.
West i,,ns Friday and saturday
t,u'lally islr.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY,
L. & Il. FRENKEL. INC, Plaintiff
against G.. VERZOCCHI. also known as
and trading under the name of Giusepp
Nerzocchi and Giovanni Nerzocchi. De-
fendant TO G. VERZOCCHI. also knc II
as and trading under the name of Ciiusepp
Nerzocchi and Giovanni Verzocchi:-
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to order
of Hon Nathan Sijur. a Justice of the
the goth day OF February, 1920. and filed
on that day, with copy of compla int
in the office of the Clerk Of the County Of
New York at the County Court House. in
the Borough of Manhattan City of New
York, the original complaint having been
filed in said Office on the Srd day Of Feb
ruary. 1920.
Dated New York, February Goth. 1920
STADE &, SLADIG
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 200 Broadway
New York city.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
sWer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy of your answer on the plain
tli attorneys within twenty days after
the service of this summons exclusive of
the day OF service and in case of your
laiiure to appear, answer, Judgment
VIII bc taken against YOU by default for
the relief demanded i'll the complaint
Dated February End 1920.
SLADE & SLADE
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff Office & r. O.
Address, 200 Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan, city of New York