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New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY on NEW
HENRY G.. ENGELBERG, Plain
tiM against LEVY BROTHERS AND
KNOWLES, LIMITED. Defendant. 81 M
MONS.
To the Above Named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swrr the complaint ii thus action, and 20
serve d copy OF your answer on the Plain
IN's Attorney within twenty days after tho
service OF this summons, exclusive of tho
day OF service, and in case OF your failure
to appear. or answer, Judgment VIII be
taken against you By default. for the
lief demanded in the complaint.
Trial desired in the County OF New York
Dated september nth. 1920.
LORD. DAY 4 LORD,
Attorneys for plalntiN, once and Post
oAice Address, 80. ~ Wall Street. New
-~orx Clty. Borough OF Manhattan
To LEVY BRo1 HERS AND KNOWLES
LIMITED. the defendant above named ::
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to order OF
Hon. George Y. Muilan. Justice or the
Supreme Court of the State OF New York
dated the goth day OF October. 1920. and
fl,l with the complaint in the once OF the
C..rl. or tie County OF New York al the
County \ 'ourt House in The Borough OF
Manhat.N, city County and State Of Nsw
york..
Dated. New YORK: 0ctober 2lst. 1920.
LORD, DAY e. LORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Once ana Post
Office Address. 40. - Wall Street Bor-
ougn ot Manhattan city OF New York
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Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.

DIAMOND5 bought and sod for casu
from individuals or estaiss BENNETT~
IT'S Broadway "a Hoor.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
White Plains
New Jersey
Florida

frgS1s,,ffOR SALE OR RENT
f.oriS winter home on Lake Como
sl,nt ~, - rooms 3 baths. 20 acres. eS'
tk hoa..' fruit. private water srs en-.
6At fys =, hpuse. and garage. GOOD nsh
|f1ich ~ ihutes from main line railronu
ssstan ~nu NJ auto road. Extremely healthy
4. tnIl.yi ierms reasonable. Address Alfred
Ainnewaska. N. Y.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

INNS. WILLIAM R.-IN PURSUANCE
of aii order II Honorable John =. cohal-
NoTlcE Is hereby given 10 all persons
hae.as CLAIMS esaiqst >, wnyam 2. lnni.
lat. OK the county OF New YORK, decsA sed.
g. ihe Subscribers at their place Of trans
acting business Al this ONCE or Mas,en
Il Nichols their attorneys, at No ~ Wall
street IN the Borough OF Manhattan In
tne c.,y Of Ne~ Yerk. STATE et New York.
la or before the lfth day Of May. 1921
Dated %ew York. the l2lh day Of
rDITH DONALDSON INNS.
Execulr4x.
WILLIAM :. INNS.
Executor.
atAsTEN & NICHOLs' Attorneys for
Executors. a. Wall Street, Borough ot
Manhattan. New York CRY.
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Former Rector Corner
Leased for ST, 600, 600

Nathan Trivers & Bros, clothiers,
leased through Cross & Brown the
ground floor of the northeast corner
Of Forty eighth Street and Broadway.
formerly occupied by Rector's. The
total lease involves close to $1,000 900,
it is said. Extensive alterations will be
NJ aie
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brooklyn
New Jersey

FOR RENT-Two largo furnished rooms.
With hreplace and dressing room, half
hour from New York by train or trolley :
BUSINESS women preterred references
CURED Telephone Leonla 7osM.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Heckscher Reported Negotiating
For ' Nanderbilt EEoDncsleAd

August icckcher is reporte to have
regulations pending Tor the home Of
the late William K. Vanderbilt, al the
northwest corner Of FIFTH Avenue and
slfiy-seconl Street A the office Of
NJ. Heckcher Yesterday it was said that
10 Tentative plans for -he conversion
o. the Vanderbilt house had been drawn
and as YET no contract Of purchaser
had been signed
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
STENOGR APHER

STENOGRAPHER
UPTOWN FIFTH AVENUE SEC
TION. EXPERIENCED Nd
CAPABLE STATE SALARY AND
WHEN AVAILABLE. Address
"STENOGRAPHER.' ROOM GIL,
WORLD BUILDING. \. Y.
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Runoiu in New Hands

he Runoia, an eight and one half
story apartment at 267 West Eighty
ninth Street, 75X100S. has been trans
forrcd by Frank NJ. Zittel to Carrie T.
Miller. me property was conveyed
free OF mortgage.
,.n I'm .rl.r ,...-u>..,... 10, ...-..
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
BANKING SPACE
II c Beaven
~ seo~ o~~9 s-oNe 90 ssoAS
SUMMONS

Y6NE -DoNAib rARpff Il and If UNiTE6 iGFfT
HIATES IRI ST COMPANY or NEW
created 0y the Viii Of ierris s Thompson' so
@,.easel, flaintHs. against LOUISE GllAS-
1NNA i'o''RSGN' It, RST KlTin JHNE' sTl1Hy1T pH WlTT
MAMiE KNIrE, MART CRAFT6N.. \.
MENCY IlosrlmAL and MERCY Or
TEs or PRINCETON j;NiVERSlTY.
NEAMEN'S CHlkCH INSTITUTE OF
NEW YORK. NEW YORK SKIN AND
MEW York, WoMAN.s HosPITAL ~
TIE STATE or NEW YORK ST.
i, |, HIs /, r., HosplTAL. and George +
testament of Fisher y. Baker deceased.
l1efendants Summons. Trial desired
i'm New York County
To the above named Defendants and each
You arc hereby summoned to answer The
complaint in this action and to scrVn
copy OF YOUR answer on the plaintiffs
attorneys WitNn twenty days after the
rN'es of tais summons, exclusive Of the
to appear or answer, Judgment win be
taken against You BY default for the re-
liet demanded in the complaint.
sVEWAHr 4 sHEARER.
Plaintiffs ;A;torneya Once and Post
Of Manhattan, city Of New YORK. New
TO the DEFENDANTS LOUISE GRAssET
tilfls% and 'lIiERGiT u"spirAM eH and
MERCY ORPHAN ASYLUM OBJ CHlCA-
Tho foregoing summons is served upon you
by ruNlica1ion. pursuant to an order
of honorable George V. Mullan. one OF the
Justices Of the New York supreme Court
dated october IS. 1920 and fled WITH the
cons }.laiMt. i'm the Office OF the Clerk cf the
county of New York al the County Court
House in the Borough Of Manhattan, city
Dated october 10. 1890
STEW ART x SHEARER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 80. is Wall Street.
Borough of Manhattan. CITY Of New
York. New York.
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COUNTY real ESTATE
New 2ochelLe.on.t tise. .Sou1G

THE QUEEN CITY or PARIS
200--tNGiISn COLONIAL, beautiful
section large corner plot. rooms. Tiled
baths interior and exterior newly dec
soi-sltE liliS Vt o>CE. nestricted
section, roCms and batn. all improves
eoe-KESIDTNCE Park OPPORTUNITY.
Large corner plo', lO4N1l0. - rooms
tiled baths. all improvements. $4,000.
terms arranged.
eoS-sAIF OF VrNT. su,,ao,e to-
hotel or senool - rooms. baths. all i'm
Irovements. lear eai4ee, with apartmenta
2oi-NEW CoL0NIAL noNiE. 10 rooms.
ments. 2-ear garage. line plot. $4,000
terms
2o5-UNENCNIIED LOCATION. Plot
l50Nl25. IL rooms. baths. every modern
improNelnemt anf appointment throughout
20 --HFAtTifIl sTUGCO HOME. u
rooms Tiled baths. up-to-dste IN every
,.rSpect about one acre. garage for cars
207-AT HETCHM0NT PARK. one Of
latest Improvements. one acre, garage Tor
REYNARD & KRAFT,
29o HI CITNOT st.
TEL. :54l NEW ROCHELLE.
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
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Sale of Lexington Ave. Garage

The Ayer Tanning Company bought
,.'om Emil Kaufman and another the
0ur-story garage, 2l5-2l7 Lexington
a'eHue. southeast corner Of Thirty third
Street, 505Nlh
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Staten Island House Sold

Mofatt & Schwab sold for B. B.
Rabbit the dwelling 1874 York Avenue
New Brighton, S. l., to George Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Fire Record

OK hankers Printing Co. Unknown
?t5-Ss Sheriff Street unknown. Trining
4'oo~ ", UO7 SIKH Avenue, Joseph
7:55-l2s riti street, George HAN ,-""0"'
s:so-Troni Of s77 East issd strec5 r4Nn0w"
fhe Bronxt Tar pot. un
lO:l5-? ?i7 Seventh Avenue. silvcr r''''ns
1850 Ludlow Street. iosepb Unknown
ll:l5-so7 East isith street JOHN '''''o~'
:, gallagher .,........... Unknown
l2:o5-3ss West aath trees. H
ls:l5-; East ls,h street. nodman s4N"0wn
s:l5-s:5 Fifth Avenue. unknown TIMING
2:95-sos East 9ist Street. t. Pom WI
2:5o-S4lo1 ,.as lssth s,rcst rsa rrif'ins
al5-s7o Tcsi 10th q'''ap~ s5p~et. COL lT'"'"s
a.9os umGia ,s: Trust CO. .....;; Unknown
s.ao-sec6nd' '''-'. &veauc and io7ib None
445S3fS 'f5s' East as 'S3,r' s5d street. Trai"F
5:o5-e5 West io2d Street. un ''''"s
5;45-2a7 Canal street Globe '''''''
$50 second AVenue ana ig5th T""0""
Street, ". Kassee - TrfNfng
Quo 9Th Avenue ANA 150tn Street
fruce, unknown. ... 'rriniur
cl6-l23 Bleecaer street. Amori
can Made Toy CO.. Unknown
71o-Palk Avenue and l3ist street.
auto at Horton Ice Cream
7.5O-54 West "a ST. Louis Her, Inning
lnnn Irnixoo,.n
s:3o--12d West l27th ST.. owner iin un II
known .......... ..... .1ridlng
S'+5-lo3 Ave D; Abraham Pepper '''''7
lo:lo-33o7 Broad av. William snala -'''''7
ing ....-.....-- ........ Unknown
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

ELDERLY Man. best references wants
position Of messenger To- carry securities
or confidential position in office. q s7i
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
TO LET--INFURNISHED
Manhattan
Bronx

APARrMENT-Seve rooms all outside
Nght airy; parquet floors. French doors
,ranhfv renovated: 500 month, convenient
r. Elevated and subway Christians only
Grafflin, 223T Grand aV.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Brooklyn

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Results of Auction Sale.

iiy Joseph T. Day
West s.. r o. cor Charles st 2O1lNo9
Ns 'rm,. Louisa NJ Nodc agt : u W
"7'!'y Co It al, ne tn plaintiff for $22,coo.
bs Henry Brady
~, Nicholas av. 1880. ~ e. cor fS7th s.,
iis1oo S-s'y dris and vacant; EmiTrant
nus R SNss Bans eEi Edwin . Guufoyie
+, a. q. GU. 4.oi0. 75. taxes. etc. $l.o'g.o5,
the pla .ntn for Sao.ooo.
By IHm,a j Donovan
Monroe s.. 2s- s. l15 Jackson St
ilisi' s-sty tnWt and sirs. Marshall w
tsA' eSr az Nrntirtta Spegcl et al
,os s-'sol taxes. etc. 81 43s 50, to
10 9lsinuh for 10000
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

n PJkSUANCE OF Al ORDER OF
HON. JOHN r. COHALAN, d surra-
gate OF the County Of New York, notice
IS hereby given 10 All persons having
claims against SAMUEL. TREMPER
LONGMAN. late OF the County II New
York. deceased to present The same with
place ~ transac,lug business at No ~
Fulton street. IL the City OF New York
on or before th~ 18th day or May next
Dated New oris the sth day ~ No
v4lrr-r. 1920.
TKEMPER LONGMAN.
JOHN al RIDER Executor.
Atty. for Executor
Al Cedar ST.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

FOR SALE OR RENT-$ story building,
oloc1rie. sfe@ln heat and elevator Inter
> ato Faylor Franc Co. $50 Leonard St
Bklsn stage Se62.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

GIRL with experience in typewliting and
some mechanical ability wanted TO run
addressograph and TWO touyen au-
tomato typewriters. Apply 95s University
av. near Sedg"ic.t av. station. 6th av. l..
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Commercial
ARCHITECT

Graduate OF Polytechnicun. Zurich.
Switzerland, wants position. two
years experience. man OF IDEAS
proncient designer in architecture
and decorating. also art furniture.
samples OF work at disposal Ad-
dress q 972, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
SURROGATES' NOTICES

lNN ESTIGATOE deglcrs position. tnercan-
tlle and law eEperlence. q NJ. Trlbune
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

LCST-Diamond bar pin, containing "a
diamonds. lost Sunday. Nov :; finder
khdly return; no Questi ions asked; 500
reward. Telephone Sterling 1915
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
STOLEN-AUTOMOBILE

Reward VIII" be paid any Information
,raulng to the recovery Of Westcott
Roadster, 1920. stolen from in front 20s
vest Nth st. on Nov. a. dealers license
70: 2'O3l n. Y. serial No. l1.479. motor
f,lif; body OF car green. black tenders
ana green wheels, Firestone tires 33x4: floor
poards covered with gray carpets. lion
jumpers IN front and rear; speedometer
H. Il; 'op mics. John j. Staats. "a Stone ST.
Telephone Bro3d 1871
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

BOY wanted erralrds.
Mult!coior Sales Co. 2s8 broadway
OFFICE BOY-Ambltious with Initiative.
wanted by one OF the oldest ba mixing
houses IN the country; good sa larry to
start. reply by letter.
l3O. TRIBUNE
OFFICE BOY wanted, must De OF neat ap-
pearance Gilmour. Clarke & Cortis. so
Maiden Lane. Room 533-7.
JUNIOR CLERK FOR ACCOUNTING DE
PARTMENT ABILITY TO TYPE
WRITE AN ASSET. BUT NOT ESS EN-
TIAI-- SALARY SIS. ID l3l. TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
NEW JNRSEY REAL ESTATE
Sci: THIS BARGAIN

$1,000 SECURES TITLE and occupancy
balance Of SIS 800 on easy term mortgages
which what YOU now waste ia rent VIII pay
of IN frW years. The uuuse has fine
rooms, tiled bath, hardwood floors electric
light sfealn heat and is completely deco-
acre. me neigh1oruo0G is refined and
eentcel. all city conNeniences ami country
advantages for comforts bic living here.
Bathing and boating a.a4.ahlc. Splendid
elevation mo mos4 4uitne-. l'r rs WDNrU
lNNES 9I,iA| |lNG. Write or Nnone GEO.
C. Hi-tCi>NtII, sherman so. !to.cl.
broadway and .i>t ST. y. y c. Tel 500
Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

KAHL. MARY CLEMENTINE-ln pursu.
sncs OF IN oder OF Honorable Jamea A
Foley. a s-rrogate OF the County of New
YORK, notice g hereby given to al person.
having claims against Mary Clernentlne Kshl
late OF the County OF New York. deceased 10
present the with vouchers thereof 20
the sUbscriDer nt her place OF trarsactlnx
business A. Office OF her attorneys. Aessrs
Sackett, Cha oman l. stevens. No- 1874 Nassau
Street. in ne City OF New York on or before
the llth day o. December. 1920
Dated = YORK, June (, 1870
ARABELLA >. BURR, Executrix
sACKETT. CHAPMAN & sTES EMS, At.
torncys for EXecutriN 10. l54 Nassau
Street Tho Tribune Bu!ldinx) Nsv
York City
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

LOS i-At 72d and Lexington Ave, young
collie, tan and white; answers name
Alsop Telephone 1900 Vanderbilt Mr..
Deerson. or call 308 East 72d.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

.e5, II, nI,S7,rstsion ..,rss,s,. ..
Hon. George y Ml.an. "a J-stlre G, tA,
Supreme Court - the STATE z N.sv YORK.
dated he 2s.h DAY ~ October 1920 Aull
flied With Sne complaint ln fhe o-Irs o..
the Clerk II the County o. \e~ lols 81
the County Court House ln the lofous,
q Manhattan cry. County and State oc
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BOARDERS WANTED
Miscellaneous

CLERKS AND TYPIsTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY
Girls 1S years OF age and over
Hours 3 to 43o O'clock
Saturdays 8 20 I. o clock
Luncheons served free
Salary to start $500
Abilities OF clerks reviewed eacu six
months Those Of average ability .hould
be receiving from els TO SIS per week after
the second review. The variation IS due to
difference In clerical work.
Free classes conducted In Typewriting.
Stenography and Dictaphor Operating.
Apply in Person between and 4 80 o'clock
Room 5O33. Metropolitan Bui!tlng
Madison Ave. tat 23rd So. New York City
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BoadeYWa
':: :: S:;:. s Want Advertisements 9::s s:: S
Lost nand Re~ara
HELP WANTED MALE
6 Al ESMEN

CALE = VI + y
Age doesn't necessarily tell the tale OF
mans income earning power. Neither does
experience or lack OF 1t. our personally
trained STAFF of statesmen, now running to
little short OF phenomenal success in our
ast-moVins expansion drive, proving
to US again that it is necessary only to
walk and talk and toll the truth TO easily
earn $3.50 week and more. our offices
are open TO you any day between ID and
T. If you're between 25 and 60.
SUITE 1910. 25 W 43D ST
Suite 1912. Fatiron Bldg.
Suite sos. 1872 Nassau St
Suite SO. lsa Montague St. Brooklyn.
SAI,ESMEN
MEN OF ABILITY 10 TAKE ADvAN-
COMMIsSION AND BONUS PHONE
NJ RRAY HILL 5s65 FOR APPOINT
MENT.
SALESMAN-Retail fruit store: must be
experienced and capable references re-
Quired. Reply by letter only. Address
II. Hicks & Son. CTS Fifth ave
SALESMAN - THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
ENCED CLOTHING SALE N A y.
WALLACH BROS. BROADWAY AND
29TH.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

YOUNG; LADY must be well educated. tact
ful opportunity to winter in South. salary
s. 500 more. permanency advancement.
Fl T. Box 1903, station +, Manhattan.
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LYoN K SMITH

Attorneys for Piaintsn. ONCE ana j. ,.
Address SO 43 Cedar Street flol-
olgh = MAMMA an. NeN lusi cltl.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

o me An'fe Na'nefi i'rieiif.ai'-
YOU ARE HEREBY 81 MMDNED - an-
sUer the complaint in tn.s action and >
serve cops OK your ans seer oN fnH Ila---
tlf's Attorneys within twenty d.. after
ne service of thIs summons. sNrl4-.Ve e
the day OF service. and ia case ~ to-r
failure 20 appear or answer 54aril-u- n
be taken against you by default for tns
RELIEF demanded in the complaint.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
ANNA DE ClITtIS PlAiatlT. asalns-
ROBERT De ciyrlls. Defendant. Ac-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

The foregoing summons IS served upon
ypu by publication. pursuant - C order
Of Honorable George y Mulian. one OF tts
Justices u the Supreme Court a4 tae sta,
al N-w Hork dated the s1th lay 20 Dcta-
ter. 1920. and HE'D win he complaint ia
tae oftice Of the clerk OF the County -
NV YORK. at he County 'ourt House.
borough ot Maahattan CITY OF Nrw YORK.
Dated. New YORK, ocion~s. 25th. 1929
JOHN slNToRA
Attorney for piaintln Times Rusidla..
1910 Broadway. New Yera CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs

WILTON. ADMINISTER WHITTAIL. sLoANEs.
carpets. all coors psin. nrcd OT.er.sf
patterns 5000 y4sds s.. s. - 81 ya-e up:
slightly used but recoaIiilonsd Ike
home c,iae showroom RIGS al sizes drnes@
tic. imported. orienfals. Chinss 81 80 SO -.
$50. sl2o W. MAKING ON EA. CLEANING,
LAYING. DYEiNG RFPAIRINt. REWEAyIN6;.
RELIABIE. REAsnNABIE. BEAUTIFUL s-A.1
ings. lnc ga MAd.s9a Ate. L5a.h s. H-AAa sSa5.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
HELP WANTED MALE

BOYS from - TO .6 for messenger and
general office work: good opportunity
fcr Industrious boys. Apply l5+ Nassau
At. % noor.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Commercial Help-Female and Male

ROSE z. CLARK AGENCY !
EMPLOYMENT EXPERT
CORTLANDT 4249 ; BEEKMAN ST.
stenogra piers. tyPists. ocoKkeeDers. ~
ice assistants. switc b board operators. n -
or female, beginners experienceds
pr0n.ptly placed. Call all N.ex.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

TO LET FOR BUSINESS ruRrosss
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-09

Dalton and other points.
One truck In the feet will probably
carry the camping facilities and kitchen
for the entire party. II Will not be
necessary for the truckmen to depend
upon hotel facilities along the route.
Motion pictures and projectors will also
be included In the. equipment. At the
towns good roads pictures will be
shown.
According to Mr.. Hart the federal
highway commission has designated the
week OF May 1872 as ship by Trucks
and Good Roads week" All OF the
trips will not be made by the local
dealers during that week. but the first
win probably be staged about that date.
To outsiders II may appear that the
ship by struck movement Is entirely a
selfish campaign on the part of truck
manufacturers and dealers, but this Ia
not the case. declared Mr.. Hart. The
advantages of good roads Is illustrated
and the benefit to both farmer and
city wholesaler doing business In the
nearby communities are shown.
Mr.. Barnes will help get the pre-
liminary plans under way Tuesday and
win then return TO the city In time
to assist In working out the details
and conducting the tours.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-09

New York, April EVERY one
knows Gen. John ]. Pershing has a
sense of humor. He likes to hear a
good story and he tells one on occa-
sion. Generally speaking, however,
he is serious. So that he really sur
prised the Lambs the other night
when he gave a clever turn to his
relation of an incident which had
some internal claim to be considered
funny. The Lambs had made him
an honorary member of the club. He
rose to thank his hosts.
This afternoon" said he, II was a
guest of the local chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. l had said my little say and
was on my way out when the lady
president raped on the table. The
Daughters of the Revolution came to
order. ...
ri will entertain a notion said
she. that Gen. Pershing be made an
honorary member of the Daughters
of the Revolution
THE motion was carried, Now"
said Gen. Pershing. ut occurred to
me at the time that there might be
some slight question of my eligibility
to membership in the Daughters of
the Revolution But as / have been
accepted as a Daughter. 1t now seems
very certain that some one will ques-
ton my right to membership in the
Lambs"
MilIionaires and the Movies.
There isn't business in the world
as copiously loaded with INT as
that of the movies--nor one more
generously provided with decorating
attachments. when the money comes
1t comes In enormous clusters. But
when 1t goes 1t departs with the
velocity of the Mississippi dropping
over a high bluff. These reflections
are called forth by the arrival OF
young millionaire from the north
west-he at least has considerable
money and that entities him to be
called a millionaire until further no.
tice--who says that he is gong into
the movies.
Il do not drink" said he. "or smoke
or use drugs, Nor do care for horse
racing, yachting. fishing or baseball.
An automobile to me is simply
continuance by which one gets from
place to place. AS l must do some
thing to amuse myself, ! have de-
cided to back a company which will
produce moving pictures"
He'll get the amusement, all right,
unless precedent goes wrong. Be-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-09

Washington, April 9.-The end OF
the express companies seems to be In
sight.
The American Railway Express
company, which is a joint organ1za-
ton of the Adams. Wells-Fargo.
American and Southern companies
has asked the interstate commerce
commission for an enormous in
crease in rates. The increase sought
Is from rs to so per cent.
That this effort at a rate increase
is a dying gasp for breath. is freely
predicted, both at the postofiice de-
partment and the interstate COM
merce commission. Even the express
companies intimate they will quit,
and in fact the Adams, Wells Fargo
and Southern have told the ]. c. c.
they didn't care to have their COM
panies back as before the govern
ment took them over.
One Makes Small Profit.
The American company has been
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-09
TRUCK TOURS TO
NEARBY TOWNS
Regular Routes to Kingston
Athens, Dalton Proposed by
Automotive Men.
FLEET OF FIFTY TRUCKS

To demonstrate the feasibility and
advantages of shipping by motor
Truck, plans are being made by the
truck dealers section Of the Chatta-
nooga Automotive Trades association
to conduct tours from Chattanooga
to the small towns in the district.
George T. Barnes, of the Firestone
ship by truck bureau, will be In the
city next Tuesday to help make pre-
liminary plans, according to word re-
ceived Friday by r. III. Hart, of
Harris garage, who is working out
details of the trips.
A meeting of the automotive trades
association will be held Tuesday
night at 6: 80 at the Read house when
plans will be put under way for the
truck tours. The routes have not yet
been worked out, but 1t is probable
mat the schedules will be arranged
SO as to require about two days for
the round trip. The trips will prob
ably be held. one each week, until all
points are visited.
There are 81 makes OF motor trucks
sold In Chattanooga, which include all
the popular commercial vehicles. Indi-
cations are that all Of the local truck
dealers will enter two or more trucks.
This will give a fleet of more than
fifty of the commerce carriers The
plan Is to fill the trucks at Chattanooga
with ali sorts of articles to be deliv-
sred along the route. On the return
trip the farmers and produce people
win be asked to AL the carriers OF COM
nerce with produce and other articles
for delivery In Chattanooga. The tours
will be conducted by the trades as
sociation simply TO demonstrate the fact
thar shipments can be made more
quickly. with less handling and conse-
quently lower cost than by freight or
express. ,,.
Routes Proposed.
One proposed run is from Chattanooga
charge and take on goods along the
route Then to Kingston, Decatur,
Athens, Cleveland and back to Chatta-
nooga. The trip will be about n 250i
mile run and will require at least three
days. Other trips will be made to