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The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS J. OWEN q SON Auetiop..r,.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIV
proved building lots in Chevy Chase and
Chevy Chase Grove. d. C.. ~ be sold within
tue Of II certain deeds Of trust duly recorded
smong the land records for the District Of
Columbia as follows: ~ liber 1851. folio
10: 90 liner 1856. folio 2ss; 49, lib>r
1905. folio $50; ~ liber 444s folio liz;
80 liher ass. folio 3a2; 49, liber 145s.
fol'p 3os: "a liner 44S3. folio 1873; 81
lih-r 442a. folio 4Oa: (9l liber 4474 folio
333: Clol liber 44f9. folio %: u1l liber
1850. folio 800: 12l liber 4465.. folio 100;
tl3t iiber 1895. folio lO6 and ln liber
i4e9, foil, go. respectively. and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, we will
sell at public suction. in the office Of
Thos ]. Owen Son. 1881 6 81. NV. on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER.
1921. l O'CLOCK r. NJ the following de-
Scribed land and premises situate in the
County Of Washington. in the District Of
Columbia: ~ lots -. -. &c and g In
square 1897. t2l. lots . and 5 in square
2Nl. all in Fulton II. Gordon's subdivision
y part ~ q tract Of land called Chevy
Chase Grove" n. G. as said subdivision 10
recorded in the office OF the Surveyor Of the
District 81 Columbia. in book -. pare 81:
~ lot II in square 2O23 10 Fulton n. Cor
dons subdivision Of part Of a tract Of land
called Chevy Chase Grove" "ResBrvey on
New Seat" vale" and Fellowship" as
saId subdivision Is recorded 10 the office Of
the Surveyor for said District in book az.
psge 81; az lot 26 in square 1851 in Full
ton 4. Gordon's subdivision Of part OF q
tract ~ land called Chevy Chase ns said
subdivision Is recorded in the Office Of the
surveyor for said District, in County book
30. page Is: 90 lot in block 229l: eD lot
! in square east Of square 22a4; (7l the
north half by the fun depth Of lot IS IN
square 2294; tsl lot % in square 2294; tal
lot 10 in square 2295: tl0l lot . In block
22aG: 1ll lot II in block $50: Cal lot
a. In block 2sla OSl lot 6 IN block 23l3,
and 14l lot Il in block 23l3 in Fulton r.
Gordons subdivision Of part Of a tract ~
land called Chevy Chase Cove" District
~ Columbia. said suNd. 10 recorded
in the office % the Sur,t. rhe District
o. Columbia in book e. Il. Terms
~ sale. One-third Of the rchass money
70 be paid in cash-snd Trio remainder in
two equal instruments payshl, in one and
two year.. with interest at per cent per
annum. payable semi-snnuslly. Hnd secured
by q decd Of trust the property sold or
all cash, at the option 81 the purchaser. A
deposit Of 500 required upon each lot At
tho time Of sale. Conveyancing. recording
and revenue stamps a. purchasers cost.
Sale 10 he closed within thirty DAYS or the
property may he reHdvertised and sold al
the risk and cost OF defsuitinr purchaser
II. e. BAILEY. trustee in deed Of trust re-.
corded in lIhsr 4n57. folio 10. J II. COR
| Don. substituted trustee under Equity
Cause No. S9lNS in decd ~ trust recorded
In liber 1855 at folio ESQ. J. Fl GORDON.
trustee IN all other above mentioned deeds
Of trust
DESC. lo.12.Is.I4.I51s.17.I9 oss
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WILL YOU SWAP"

NEW FORD COUPE TO TRADE FOR
equity in small home or End trust note.
z FAMILY APT. IL MT. PLEASANT;
ami; rent. $50 net per month. for mod
ern residence.
CHOICE BLDG. LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE
for 2nd trust notes.
I7
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. Auetion..r.

SALE or ELECTRICALLY OPERATED
baseball score board for storage charges.
Notice i hereby given that on SATURDAY.
DECEMBER l.. 1921. AT OR AFTER $3.50
A. NJ. there will be sold At public auction
at 92o Ia. ave. NV. Washington, n C.. TO
enforce liens for storage charges. etc. due
and unpaid. one electrically operated base.
THEATER COMPANY The COSMOS THEA
TER COMPANY. A. JULIAN RRYLAWSKI
and HENRY TAFT RODIER will please
take notice. UNITED STATES STORAGE
COMPANY. BY V. W. MOTT, Secretary.
del.SlS
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. n. C.,
Washington. December II. 1921. Sealed
proposals will be received at Room 5Oa Dis
trict Building. until O'Clock y. m. Decem
her 30. 1921. for printing list Of Delinquents
in the Payment Of Taxes. For detailed in.
formation apply to Room $50. District Build
ing CUNO II. RUDOLPH. JAMES =.
OYSTER. CHARLES KELLER, Commission
ers. n. G.
del4.l5.Ie z57
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted clfir'oy,nt ana pslnist. rives sdvi-.
On business matters. love. health and family
ansirs Tells name ~ yotr future hushs "a
OF vie; tells N one you love 9, true or fai..
rhAt part OF the country is luckisst % vow
What TO DO to be successful ia life. 1919 Y
7. ave. nv. Next door TO Masonic Tempt.
~
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BARGAINS ARE RARE
BUT HERE ARE
A FEW
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Reaitor-

Resltor,
S37 Woodward Building
Main 766. 18th and II SITS. n. w.
Quincy St. N. w. 5000.
veii-built cory home: two-.tnry eal.srIri
brick; contains siI rooms and bath. .ir,-
wood psrquet ncort; in excellent condition:
price only $3.50; 800 cash: very r-h-on-
abe terms.
Columbia Heights. SIT 500.
In exclusive section: three-ftory colon al
porch. containing eight rooms snd hsts;
lsrre cellar; stationary tubs; bot -wster hes'.
electricity and rhs; room for rsrsEe Very
reasonable terms
orthwest-Vacant S-.oso
Beautiful brick corner house: - feet vide
six rooms and bath; eIduisitely redecoratsd.
porches front and rear; room Tor rSrsrr- "a
and electricity. Very reasonable term.
Northwest. s.. 200
Exceptional barrain: tapestry hrirl -
rooms and hath. colonisi front porch. nov
decorated throughout; rhs and rlert-f-f's s
nice yard; owner occupies. Very sSsy te-uis
Mt. Pleasant. $1,000
On Park road. clos. 70 Rcct CresE Pau
entrance: beautiful two-story sHIHrT -
brick house. containing seven room. srF
hath; hot-vater heat. electricity and g.
large sleeping porch: house e wssther srr.f.
ped throughout: a splendid buy 81 this r,-.....
veU small cash payment; very rrssHHt rta
terms.
Petworth IS ,o0
BeAutiful semi-detHchsd two.sfo-r ..-
lonisl brick; electric lights snd rss lr.
water heat; real buy. small cash pavrnD#'
and very reasonable terms
Woodbridge SIS. 5o1.
On Hamlin 81: most reasonable lily cot
suburban home. colonial style. sir rooms ard
hath: electricity and rss: splendid heating
plant: with reasonable terms
First ST. ". f. 81 zoo
Facing Senate Ofioe Building Twoa.for.
pebhle-dash over hrick: siI rooms and barr
rod white neighborhOod. 500 rash suI
very reasonable terms.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Resltor,
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$500

$500
Newton. mr.. Warder-Brk.; anil; g
ru1~
$4,000
Wardcr. nr. Park rd-Tap brk: ami
WILLIAM X HARTUNG.
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G. Nh EAST CAPITOL sT.-BRK-:
rms. h: ami. wM. X. HAIR
TL,NG lrmS lcih- Sc MAIN aza
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CONFIDENTIAL
INVESTIGATIONS

BUSINESS ADVISERS: TRlILERs And
COLLECTORS BY APPOINTMENT.
PHONE MAIN 5490. 1855
LEARN TO READ CHARACTER AT
sight" INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH. T54-a5 Munsey Bldg.
CHARACTER ANALYSIS WILL ENABLE
you TO hDd the right job INSTITUTE or
vOCATIONN RESEARCH. 754-S5 kunsey
Bldr.
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THOMAS BOWLING CO.. Auctioneers
lll5 Eye st. nv.

SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS AND
household goods for storage charges
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY.
DECEMBER u. 1921. AT 10 O'CLOCK A
". there will he sold at public auction in
front OF the United States Storage Com
nany's warehouse. 4IS-42O 10th st nv
Washington, n. e.. to enforce liens for stor
age charges. etc. due and unpaid. al goods.
furniture, pianos. china. glassware. book
pictures, refriEeratnrs. beds. bureaus. boxes
and contents, trunks and contents house
hold and personal effects on storage with
the UNITED STATES STORAGE co. In
the names ~ Mrs c. C. Alden. Mrs. Sylvia
Brown. Jeremiah Green. Gustsf A sand
strum. Mrs Elisa Smith. V. W MOTT.
secretary. United States Storage Company.
dol
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HARVARD. Mr.. sTH Nw.-siI rms .
tile b. h.-v.h.: garage space: col. porch;
81 IN wILDNAN CO.. 9th and 81.
franklin 64c6-
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PERSONAL.

woRKINGMEN-THE ALERT ATTENTION
81 every earnest hustler Is asked 20 tho
square value put gu pants 81 g,
So. 81: Won find no better unless you pay
more and cold weather asks you TO buy hno
grade slightly used overcosts. s. M. Ladies
store. 6l6 n
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. sls n.
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29
POULTRY PACKED
FOR CITY TRADE
Producers Must Carefully Study
and Cater 10 Peculiar Re-
quirements Of Market.
NEAT PACKAGE IS ESSENTIAL
Specialists Of Department Of AefleuL
tufs Give Directions Tor killina
Dressing and Pseklne-ov
Picking Favored.

Prepared b. the United states Depart
msnt Of AEricuiiufsl
Poultry pfohts often depend largely
on The marketing. aud the producer
should study demands 10 learn hos
where aud when 10 dispose ~ bis
products 10 the best advantage II
often pays 20 dress the fowl at home
Tor certain markets. the difference be-
tween the prices for live and dressed
fowl making Il worth while
Attractive appearance u ~ much
Importance iu selling poultry there
forr. the producer Who lsans 10 market
biz poultry dressed shuuld study the
details ~ kllllug. dressing and packing
10 order a. prepare thr products in
lhy best possible mauusr Require
nruts fur dressing aud packing yary
solHsu hat ln dlner,ut markets and q
all pny the pruducef io learn any
speriai Demands of the distributing
point iu which hs intends shipping
killing Dressing ara Packing
The binds should b. krpi without
ICED from is 20 - hours before killiur
unless they are % b. drawn. sp.cLal
lsis ~ the United States Department
u Agriculture say IN the latter case
thsy should have o. fes,i fuf NJ lrasf
ln hour before kiiliug When rsady
10 till. SUSPEND ihs foal bi ihs lrss
aud USING q sulfr. Cut the vein ~ the
bacs uf the throat through the mouth
A. snon ~ ihls vein ls cut run ths
point ~ The knife through ihs roof Of
ihs mouth Into the brain uhich
eausrs ths bird 20 lose ail sense of
fsellng The fosi can b. pauiyfei
also uy = blov on ths bead. Instead "
plercinE the brain
IN most markets iry picked hiris
av prsfsrrsd immediately sitter kill
ing ehile he bird is sfill hleeiIux
the picksf rsmotes ths feathers being
careful Dot 10 tear The skin n fhs
pickrr wsiis until M bird T. usariy
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29

annoyiug they srs aciually dangerous
O. hea.ih hecauss fhsy may oarry az.
ease Ecfms 10 etpus-d fcois
u is therefore importsni % knes
vhsrs and how they breed and 10 ~
ply such snosiedre 10 combatins then
A bulletin issued b. the uultsd state.
Department of Azricuitum gives n
formuiiou on fhis subject Beside
gisins dirsctioat fur Kidding ihs houss
of alss BY ths use ~ screens ~ %
psu poisons and hytups n lays esp
cial emphasis on the etplansiioo OF
msihofs ~ eliminating breeding piaces
and pfstrniins NJ hr-~tins u hiss
Adirss. ths United States Department
of Agriculture Washiugion d G. and
q copy ~ ttis publication uill b. ssht
yuu fire.
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29
MuGhOM o
o OWeM01C

A pitcher of ooid saisf la ths roaui
sil sstgrh Easss
More fa-d o. required in coid
ssathsf than in bot
kcsp your house clear u rlhhish
and teep disease grrms dusu
Altsrusis layer. of noodlss and jan
baked until brown make = geoi desert.
Green corn. radishes, cucufnhsrs and
tomatoes should not be- fsd 10 children
under sln ycurs Of age
Cslsry siurins for msats l. dsliciuus
Walnut meats uni bread crumbs should
10 used ln ihp siuning
Never beat uf siif rerrais uf ricv
with . siioon use silver fora A
spoou make. them pasu.
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29

water Fluid extract of Efindslls. a.
iutsd uiih fulr o. sisht parts u sstsf.
Il often used.
soluiinn. u thls hind msy b. sp.
piled siih lisht bantarss 90 clean
cloth. shich should hs sspi moist. aud
should b. changed end discarded fre-
queuiiy 10 avoid iuferi.oa uuriag
ths ulght or when moisi spplicstious
cannot - usei no l.iissnsd surfaces
shouii he carefully rieansd aud dried
and ieft erIossf 10 ths aif rather thau
iishtiy handasrd in ths later stars
after ihs iotiG material he's exhausted
iisslf. rincoKid ointmsui snd s'milaf
mild aui'srpiir and asffingvnt appii.
caiions hasten healing
Thsss srs . frs ~ the hsipfui hints
convfuins iyy puis.auins oontaiusd la
Farurr.' nulisiin tiui shich tells sl.o
how % distinguish tstuesn poison iyy
Hnf polsou sumac The hullsiin is %.
iustfatsf With pictures % ths tso
plants shich arr often coafusei
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29

HEIRS PROPERTY foR SAiE o,atr me Odd pnes,on road
a house With hres roms and hall facing County Attorney property
Fuod csisru and out houses known Dor information -. n
as the Msnsn Clement property fauns and Maggie wh.s,
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29
RENEW YOUR WAR ON
COMMON HOUSE FLY
Presence OF Pests Indicates IN.
sanitary Conditions.
They Are nsnses 20 Health asesuss
They Carry Disease Germs 10 Is
posse Foods-of lnportanes
70 Prevent Breeding

urspsfsa by ne United states Dspsrt.
msnt " Arricuitlrsl
Tho presence of n.rs IL an Indication
of uncleanliness lnsaniisry couditioas
and impruper disposal % substances m
which they bscd They sre DOT only
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29
HELPFUL HINTS FOR
POISON IVY RELIEF
Grease or Oil Tends 10 Dissolve
and Spread Infection.
Specialists Of Department of Aerlcul.
turs Favor Applications Of 6olu-
tions sf Cooking soda or
of Epson salts.

u'rspaFsd BY the United states Depart
meut of Aaficullursl
Ia the early stages " IVY poisoninx
remedies having fatty or oily bass,
such ~ oiniments. should not be- used.
~ the grease or Oh tends to dissolve
and spread the poison. according 10
specialists of the United statss De
partmeni ~ Agriculture Instead they
advise simple remedies such a. local
applications of solutions u cooking
soda VI of Epson salt, one OF t~O
hsHpInE teaspounfuls 20 q cupful %
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29
GeH0F NTFREI 70
M1IHE HOUSEWIFE

Am,hair, ars ts.us made loser IN
ths tact
Never leave brushes lying o.
standing 1n their hflsilss
celery and Almonds ars often used
tuEsihef Cor a dainty salad
Rsdlshes may b. copssd until tender
end ihsn SERVED en- sratln
Lard may b. frsshsusd By cookins
frssh SLICED poiate.s in o.
nrng olive oli to toil of boll q
minute n unl take away ne rancii
taste
me day bed D. considered an essen
tial piece o. furniture 10 small apart.
meuts
Macaroni and spa ghsiti viii not boil
over when cooking u q BIZ q fst la
pot into the water
Clothes PLACED in the clothes bas
ksi any old way heooine vrinslsd
and take much lunEer 10 iruu than
those folded with sums carV
A teaspoon % camphor added 20 q
auart II sofi water uill klll Wefms
ln huusg plants The plants should
b. quite DRY When q b applied.
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29

ssrssa IN the Accompanying Article
oold. rsmo,lug ths feathers vil 10
mars iiniruli A. $50 ~ picke'i. ths
fosis shuu.i b. hung b. c,loi piace
lntii thoroughly coid ifths wsaihsf is
warm aud ihs foeis sfs 20 b. parkcd
To- ics thsy shouii b. placsi 10 q
lana ~ ics saisi and lsft until all ths
animal beat has isfi ths hady
When hluis ars sraldsd before ~
moving ths feathers they arr TN
msfssi ~ watsf slightly bslus the
hoiiins palut g. soun a. they are
ihruugh hls,silnr Ihs birds should
h. immsrssi ihrys 90 -four times and
thea picked clsan Safs bsius taken
DOT o. hrsat the skin ~ careful
BOT O. osrf,gsld. e. this viii cause
~ outer surface of The ssin 70 rsb
or Ihsu t l. plscsd Ia cold water.
shefs o. should remain fof ii 10 ~
minutes n ths fael l. ~ b. shipped
dy u should be- hung up until the
skiu hscomss itafoaSsly drJ.
ruultp ehIJh is b b. sold direct
10 TIE cousumsi should b. drawn ~.
furs d o. osu.si Poultry which is
soli to ths mafssi should bot b.
dmwu ~ q uul tesp better not
dfawu than n imwa A slli large
enough tu admit thr hngcfs u made
iron urar TIE end ~ ne tssi hlue
tssard ths vtut Itsu cot carefully
aruaud me ssni aud poll oui ihs 10.
tesiinss isav'ns in al hs other uf
gans. unless ihu cunsumsf's require
msnts srs oihsfaiss
shsuls as psesss solldly
When ths bluis have hcsu thor
ourhly cooled thsy are ready ~
packing partages fuf dressed puul.
Try sary. hul ihey should b. heat aud
small enough 10 b. easily handled
Line the inside ~ the botes or bar
rels With clean, imprinted papef and
pact the hlris solldly. - they will
not shift In The package. but b. care
nIl not 10 hfulsF them fof dsliNefJ
10 rvtail customers pastshosri boxes
of sufhcleui sias b. hold one of iwo
birds arr vsy attractive When puul.
try Il 70 b. packed In Ice. barrels Az
generally used. packing thsm with o.
tsrnate layefs " lee.
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29
CARROTS SERVED WITH PEAS
Dresses win Cream sasos. Wsii ssa.
soosa. o. Win Melted Butter. rhsY
Are Ven Good

Carrots can hs -ryei vith several
ether vegetables Thsy arr vsTy sod
ssrvsd 9Th grren tess either fresh
o. csnnsd Thsy cau b. dr.s-sd ~ith
cream SAUCE. veil srssonsi ur with
msltsd butter aud psppsf and salt
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29

NANNNN hf'|'NNNNH
Arrange the peppers on end ln hak.
inr dish having wnter with salt pep
Ier aud butter poured ln 10 ihe depth
OF about oue Inch Place the dish in
. bot oven. cook covered fur l5 min.
utrs thea uncover nud haste aud couk
Tor 10 ur % mInuts. longer ur until
The pepper arr perfectly tender Al
addition fo thc mushrooms of chopp.d
cooked chicken or veal T. pleasing
variation
nushroomt Win Bacon.
fy the bacon. and on removing u
frum ihe fri.ug pan Keep Il bot. cuok
the mushrooms on each side 10 the
"fpiuss aui serve ou d platter with
ihs strips of bacon arranged ns q
border
Several Species are good prepared 10
this manner boo % d especially well
suited a. the cummuu cultivated mush.
ruum
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PROTECTION AGAINST MOTHS
Pee csnu worn 81 Tar Pager Places
N assss snd ciossts viii Prove
GritIsnt

Pieces % isf psIsr laii To- Our hotss
sLd in CLOSETS arr q pfoie,tiau asainst
moths ftss orufs eIu huy enoash
Coz an ths pactius hofes and tio.ais
% larss house for q year
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29
TO swEETEN RANCID BUTTER
nsn sne sklr n snd Ada Piscs -
Tosst Free From nsfn-onsn.
slss Tss,s Removed

To ssestsn rsncid butter melt the
butter and ssim a. Tsn pat iuio
d . piscs % tesu fr,s from buru
IN q fsv minutes n vin loss its %
fsnsiye taste sud su'sll. which tAs
toast has ahsorted
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29
Notice to Taxpayers of Critlcndcn County

now have my taX-books for the year 1927,
also my Graded-School taX-bOoks for Marion
Graded School District No. q, or one of my
deputies will be found at my office at all reson.
able hours 10 receive taxes.
V. O. CHANDLER, Sheriff
The Crittenden press., 1921-07-29

Cui tho mushrooms luio small plscss
stew slowly iu butter until tender add
cream or mllk. p,pIet aud salt. aud
thirken slih -four
Peppers stuHsd Win nvshrooms
Cut the stem eui 1T TO- pspiTfs and
carefully remove all sre'is and the
white nlrmhrune. chop ur hrsak the
"a ishruoms iutu snll p'rcss -sasun
web lsplHf aud ,ui prr.. hruly into
20 HFilsIs ani ill . ~ slled lump
~ huliri un iup ui ,s,h The water
Hdhsfiug 10 thg mushiu,fus after waah.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-10
May Split Tobacco Co.
Three Concerns From Export
CORPORATION Planned

A plan for splitting up the Tobacco
Products Export Corporation into three
separate companies has practically
been decided upon to eliminate all pos
sibility of a. conflict with the Webb
Pomerene law. 1t was stated yester-
day, however, that the stockholders
will not be asked to subscribe any ad-
ditional cash in connection with the
reorganization plan.
The company has factories in Canada,
England, China, Egypt and Santo
Domingo. A study of the WebbPo
creme act has raised doubt as to the
legality Of ownership of factories in
foreign countries. With a view to com
plying strictly with the law it is
planned to form three companies, one
in Canada, one in England and one in
China. These companies would take
over the plants and other assets. The
shares, according to present plans,
would be distributed to shareholders of
the Tobacco Products Export Corpora
ton, which would then be dissolved.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-10
Retailers Trying
To Build Up Volume
Working Against Public's Hest.
fancy in Buying for
Future Needs

All sorts Of stimulauss are being used
by retailers to bring up the volume Of
their sales at present, in recognition
Of the fact that only through volume
can the effect of lower prices on profits
be Offset. Many retailers assert that
it has been extremely hard to force
volume at present, due to the fact that
consumers in general still believe that
further price drops are possible, and,
accordingly purchase only for imme-
diate needs
Low price does not always bring
good response, and in several retail
lines in which price cutting has been
prevalent the announcements of sales
have been followed with little interest
on the part of the public. This has
been particularly true of shoe re-
failing, according to several leading
retailers
Many retailers have been working on
their charge accounts lately in an cf-
Tort to build up increased volume
Regular monthly letters are sent tc
the charge customers, describing new
merchandise or special bargains that arc
offered. The querying of charge Gus.
toners for complaints or suggestion:
on store service also has been in.
creased.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-10
Interest OH d. & r. G..
Bonds To Be Omitted
Flood Damage and Lack OF
Board Quorum Prevent
PAYMENT October |

The semi-annual interest, amounting
to about S35O,O0O, on the Denver & Rio
Grande adjustment per cent bonds,
due October /. will not be paid, accord
ing to an announcement yesterday. The
interest is payable, if earned, during
the period from January l to June 80.
Damage caused by the Pueblo food last
June is believed to have been the chief
reason for the company's announce
ment regarding the interest Another
reason is that sanction of the board is
necessary, and this is not possible, in
asmuch as there is no longer a quorum
of the old Denver board. Of the eleven
original members six have resigned
within the last year or so.
Alvin w. Krech, president of the
Equitable Trust Company. and chair
man of the Western Pacihc's board OF
directors, has been elected chairman Of
the new Denver road, which was or
gained by Western Pacific interests
following confirmation of the sale of
the old Denver to the Western Pacific.
r: w. NJ. Cutcheon, attorney for tn
" estern Pacific, has been named vice
CHAIRMAN. Other officers include c. B.
Hotchklss, assistant to the president
ana secretary; James Russell and Fred
" Hide Jr.. assistant vice-pre sidents. in
charge of operation and traffic. re-
spectlvely: Lyman Rhoades, vice-presi-
dent; Rowson F. Watkins, treasurer:
John f: Bowie, counselsto the board:
henry McAllister, general counsel, and
MT. ElroV, general attorney. The new
president, as formerly announced. is
lanes ii. Young, formerly head of the
Norfolk & Southern.