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LEGAL NOTICES

notified that unless you enter your ap-
pelmncc siaid cause ON or before the
-2d day Of March, 1921 judgment will
be- rendered against you by default.
The name and post-Office address Of
plaintiffs attorney Is A. w. Pollard.
l0I East Spruce street, Deming, New
Mexico.
WITNESS the Hon Raymond r.
Ryan, Judge of the Sixth
Judicial District Court Of
lScal New Mexico. and the sei.l
Of said District Court, (this
2Sth day Of January, A. ID.
1921.
F. A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court.
By Myrtle Williams, Deputy.
Feb l-Feb -
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
In the Probate Court Of Luna County
New Mexico.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Emery r. Hector. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned was ON the twenty first day
OF February, A. ID. 1921. duly appoint
ed by the Probate Court of Luna
County, New Mexico. administrator OF
the Estate Of Emery Il. Hector, de
ceased.
All persons having claims agninst
said estate are hereby notified that
they are requested to present and I'll,
year from the date Of said appoint
ment, the time prescribed by law
otherwise the same will be barred.
X. +. HAMILTON,
Administrator.
Feb. ~ March s. 1921
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CIVIL NO. 1907.
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO.

IiiF ~ n r. VT NEW MEAl'ps
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA
The Deming National Bank, corpora
ton. Plaintiff, vs.. f. Louise
Kenyon. Defendant.
To the Above Named Defendant:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
suit has been commenced, and Is
now pending. in the above entitled
court and cause by the above named
Plaintiff, against you, the above named
Defendant. and that the amount OF
plaintiffs demand Is forty.five hundred
(S4JO000) dollars, besides interest, at
torney's fees and costs: and that said
demand Is upon certain promissory
note, made. executed and delivered by
YOU, the said defendant, 10 said plain
tiff.
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that
n writ Of attachment has been issued In
said cause, by virtue whereof the prop
crty Of you, said Defendant has been
attached. and that unless you, said De
fendant, shall appear in said cause ON
or before the Both day Of March, A. u.
1921, judgment will be rendered
against you In said cause and your
property sold to satisfy the same.
DATED this 14th day Of February,
A. d. 1921
p. A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court.
yaught & Watsc" A-;- for Plaintiff.
a..
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The Deming National Bank, corpora
tion, Plaintiff. vs.. r. l.. Barka.
and r. Louise Kenyon, Defend
ants.
To Defendant T.. Louise Kenyon:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
suit has been commenced. and is
now pending. in the above entitled
court and cause, by the above named
plaintiff against the above named de,
fcndants that plaintiffs demand is In
the amount Of fifteen hundred
Isl 10000 dollars, besides interest. at
torney's fees and costs, and is upon two
certain promissoTy notes made, executed
and delivered 10y Defendant +. l.. Bar
ka TO Plaintiff. and Of the payment Of
which said promisSOry notes you. De
fcndant +. Louise Kenyon, are claimed
To be the guarantor, by virtue of n GER
tain instrument In writing by you, the
said Defendant Y. Louise Kenyon.
made, executed and delivered 10 the
Plaintiff.
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that
a writ Of attachment has been issued in
said cause. by virtue whereof the prop
erty OF you. said Defendant T.. louise
Kenyon, has been attached. and that,
unless YOU. said Defendant +. Louise
Kenyon. shall appear I'm said cause on
or before the Both day Of March, A. d.
1921, judgment viii be rendered against
You in said cause, and your property
sold 10 satisfy the same
DATED this 18th day OF February,
A. ID. 1921.
p. A,HUGHES.
Clerk Of said Court
Vaught & Watson, Attys for Plaintiff.
Enh 1S-Marob Y
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CIVIL NO. 1877
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO,
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA

Dcming lee 4 Electric Company, cor
poration, Plaintiff. vs.. James NJ.
OIOane and Fanny b. O'LOane
and The First National Bank Of
Columbus, New Mexico. Defend
ants.
To the above named Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby no.
titled that n complaint has been filed
by the above named plaintiff against
the above named defendants In said
court, that being the court in which
said cause Is pending, the object Of said
nstinn Is the foreclosure OF the mort,
gage dated July 10th, 1919, executed
hy said defendants, James M. O'LOane
and Fanny Il. O'LOane. in favor OF I'll
PaSo Bank & Trust Company of n
Pas0. Texas. 10 secure the payment Of
certain promisSory notes executed by
James NJ OLoane and Fanny u.
OLonne, payable TO the III Paso Bank
x Trust Company of I'll Paso, Texas
representing the Indebtedness secured
by and for which said mortgage was
given as collateral. the amount claimed
to be due thereon being the principal
sum OF Fifteen Hundred (S1jOO,OO)
Dollars. with interest and attorneys
fees. said mortgage being Of record in
Book Of Mortgages and Releases
pages COZ to col both inclusive, Of the
Records Of the County Clerk Of said
Luna county, said mortgage and
promlsSory note having been assigned
to the plaintiff. the present owner and
holder thereof also to foreclose GER
tain mortgage dated March 10th, 1920,
executed by said defendants, James NJ.
OIoane and Fanny II. OInane, In
favor Of the plaintiff to secure the
payment OF n certain promissory note
executed by James NJ. OIOane and
Fanny u. OLOane. payable 60 the said
plaintiff. representing the Indebtedness
secured by and for which said mort
gnge was given as collateral. the
amount claimed to be due thereon being
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BRIDGE PARTY

Mr.. and Mr.. r. A. Burdick have Is
sued invitations for n bridge party
Thursday night There will be three
tables.
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KANSAS CITY MARKET

Kansas City Stock Yards. Feb. IA
Demand for fat cattle today was fairly
active at strong 10 % cents higher
prices, mostly - cents higher than the
advance reported late last week. Kill
lers held fairly good order. Receipts
were about normal for this season of
the year. Hogs rallied 10 to 20 cents
and were fully 80 cents above the low
point last week Sheep and lambs sold
slowly nj % cents lower prices.
TOdays Receipts
Receipts today were 1900 cattle, 12,-
600 hogs, and 1900 sheep, compared
with 1900 cattle, 10000 hogs. and 49,
600 sheep week ago, and 10000 cattle.
1900 hogs, and 1900 sheep year ago
Beef Cattle
Though rather slow at the start
trade In fat cattle finally became as
tive with prices strong to % cents
higher. Medium weight fat steers pre-
dominated and they were well suited to
killers orders. The beef situation
throughout the east showed moderate
improvement, but outlet channels are
still small owing 10 the Lenten season.
Lower beef prices are bringing some
increase in demand from other sources
Feeders are showing disposition to
nurse the market with lighter receipts.
The bulk of the fat steers today sold
ct $50 to SS.25, fat cows $5.25 to
SG.25, and heifers $3.50 to $3.50. Veal
calves were higher.
StOckers and Feeders.
Domand for stock aud feeding cattle
was about normal for this season Of
the year. The best outlet is for cat
tie suitable for roughing through to
grass. Some fleshy feeders are selling
up 10 $500 and choice stockerS as high
$3.50.
Hogs
Hog price after falling to new low
levels last Thursday strengthen again
on Friday and gained IL to - cents
today, taking the price level, 80 cent
above last Thursday Receipts were
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Clara Kimball Young, In her first
Equity production, Eyes OF Youth. -
who comes to Princess theatre Thurs
day and Friday. Feb. "a and %. has In
her support six prominent film stars.
including Pauline Starke, Milton Sills.
Edmund Lowe, Vincent Serano. Gareth
Hughes and Ralph Lewis.
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w. $. Clark and H. II. Hughes leave
Thursday for la Junta, Colorado, to
attend meeting Of the Loss and Dam
age claims Of the Santa Fe. Ry.
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StOcllers and Feeders.
Hogs

Hog price after falling to new low
levels last Thursday strengthen again
on Friday and gained IL 10 - cents
today, taking the price level, 30 cent
above last Thursday. Receipts were
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Graphic advertisers are reliable.
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CIVIL No. ll22
NOTICE or ATTACHMENT
N THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MENICO,
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA

The Deming National Bank, a corpora
tion, Plaintiff, vs.. +. l.. Barka.
and II. Louise Kenyon, Defend
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p. A. HUGHES


yaught & Watsc" .-;- for Plaintiff.
Feb. 15-March
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Mahoney OFFICERS DIRECTORS Mrs Kate corbet
Murchison VicePresdent A.
H. c. Cashier g. A. Asst Cashier G l. Baker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
BERLIN WOULD AVOID
DEBATE ON TREATY
Chancellor Wants to Obviate
Wrangie; Prof. Won SchuIze-
Cavernitz for Envoy Here.

ry Associated press to Every Evening
Berlin, August 10. Chancellor wirtli
In endeavuring To secure the support
OF the political parties represented I'm
the 1seichstag FOR his plan looking 10
the negotiation Of treaty with the
United States.
IL Is declared that the chanceilor's
efforts are being directed aga inst the
opening OF general debate on the
treaty In the fteiehstag. and II in as
serted that unless he succeeds In OBJ
tanning a "gcn:lerian's agreement
with the Reichstag factions before rat
ificntion Of the treaty il considered Ia
rienary session. the debate may resolve
| itself into a season of bitter wranglng
| The fears are expressed that the
German American war diplomacy. and
the submarine policy which brought
| ;fbout American Intervention In the
war again will he dragged forth by
those who seek to exploit them foi
PARTISAN purposes.
New names are being mentioned as
POSSIBLE appointees TO the ambassador
ship to the United States. Among
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
SOVIET CARING FOR
STARVING IN V0LGA
Has Voted Relief Committee
52o,oOO,O 900 Rubles; U. S.
to Start Aid.

Il" Associated Press TO Every Evening
London. Aug. 1s!--Famine is still
raNaging the Nolga districts of Russia
but there iSa n decrease in the cholera
epidemic there. says the Moscow cor
respondent of the Daily Herald Dur
Ing July $4,000 cases were reported. rs
against $4,000 in June.
Some of the efforts of the Russian
Soviet government TO copa-Yith the
famine are detailed by the correspon-
dent. He says the Central Soviet
executive has appropriated 52O. 900.
600 ruhles for the initial expenses of
the relief committee and has also de-
cided To levy a tax of one pound per
pood tS6 pounds) on goods traded i'm
the free food markets. This food will
be turned over TO the relief COMMITTEES
lie says that extensive public work
plans for employment are being for
nulated everywhere. one scheme un-
der advisement promising the en-
ploymcnt OF lS0. 600 peasants and am
other 100000.
Trades union machinery is being
utilized to transfer the starving from,
the famine area 10 more prosperous
districts, where they can be employ
cd Free transit Of relief materials is
being permitted everywhere in Rus
sia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
CAPTAIN WAS DECKHAND.
l"Millionaire- John Williams who Bam-
hoozled Rehoboth Lives In Gloucester,

According 10 the police of Gloucester
City. the Captain John Williams" ar
lltsted at Rchoboth, Wednesday and
committed in default of bail on five
charges OF obtaining money under
false nretensc. Is Leon Yerricks Of
that city. IerriCks worked as a deck
hand and mate on some of the ferry
boats and river craft. but often as a
captain and made the acquaintance Of
Prominent people, whom he invited to
&c on long trips with him, but when
they appeared with their baggage
found that he was not the captain.
4 month ago the chief of police Of
idversida y. J visited Gloucester with
Il warrant for YerriCks, charging him
With receiving money under false pre-
tense from shipping man Of hat
i lace He claimed TO be captain ami
said he was III riverside to arrange for.
{ big cargo, and losing his pocketbook.
he claimed. obtained substantial loan.
A few hours later the man who lent
him the money found that nc had beer
duped. Yerricks married a Philade-
phia woman who deserted him and
took the household goods.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Green 5 Photo shop.

Hoover was advised late yesterday
nv Walter Lyman Brown Of the
American Relief Association that he
had reached an understanding in his
conferences At Riga with Maxim Lit
vlnofT. Soviet envoy in the relief ne
gotiat!ons. by which everything de
handed hy the American representa-
dive had been conceded.
The Ams rican relief organization,
therefore, will have complete control
over the plans for distribution Of re-
lief supplies all the way along 10 the
points OF consumption. Secretary
Hoover and the American representa-
tives at Riga are assuming that in
coming TO this understanding the
Soviet representative is acting in
good faith and on that hasis the work
Wili begin immediately.
The American agents intend 10 tsee
ghat the supplies 10 he sent into Rus
sia reach the children and others for
whom they are intended. and that il
!s done under American control. The
moment there is any violation 81 the
.,greement reached at Riga the relief
work Will halt.
MIR Hoover said that agencies in
New York and elsewhere To be Identi-
ned with the work had been inStruc-
ted 10 start AT once Ia get supplies
and arrange for ships for carrying
goods to Hamburg DanZig and other
points.
Upon being advised Of the under
standing reached at Riga, Secretary
Hoover made public a letter from
President Harding expressing the
nope that all in America who were
haritably inclined would support the
r, lief movement, and empha sizing his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

mittee on Foreign Relations sny they
are uninformed OF what In going on.
II In said today that any preiimin-
AIRY agreement between the United
States and Germany, though II bind
Germany to respect all rights and in
terest- OF the United States under the
Versailles Treaty. would not have 70
be submitted to the Senate. Even n
II pere not satisfactory to the Foreign
Relations Committee and the Senate
generally, Senators would be limited
20 expressing their views on the floor
or in print.
American consuls could be scatter
ed over Germany and German Consuis
could be sent into the United States
and commercial relations resumed.
Diplomatic relations. Of course, must
walt upon the negotiation OF n peace
treaty. Meanwhile German interests
eouid negotiate credits through Amer
lean financial houees.
As the United States has repudiated
the Versailles treaty while claiming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
ARGENTINA PLANNING TO
SEND F0On To STARVING

Ruenns Aires, Aug l9- Government
Cfiicials would hc authorized to send
10000, 600 pesos worth ~ food 10 re-
!itVc famine sufferers OF Russia
Under provisions Of a bill introduced
III the chamber OF deputies by Senior
Muzio, Socialist members OF the
chamber have indorsed the measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Presented With a Watch.

At meeting of the Reliance Fire
Company on Monday night. President
Daniel F. McGranary was presented
with an engraved gold watch by
George Messick. acting in behalf of
theNmembers. Mr. McGranary's term
OF office expires on August 81, with
the disba ndment of the volunteer
companies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
WOMAN
BREADS
AWAKENING:

Are you one or the countless women
who almost fear 10 open their eyes in
the morning because OF tho headache
that is almost sure to follow2 II you are.
here is a friend who will relieve you Of
yonr burden.
Lueberrs Ak-Eo-Mor Capsules Will
bring you cure and almost instant relief.
II doesn't matter what kind OF a head
acne IL is--nlAd, severe. acute. chronic.
SICK nervous or nauraigic-st has to
stop. Luebert's Ak-Eo-Mor stops neu-
ralE1a OF head. face. neck or back. rheu-
matte twingos or even bad toothache II
relieves all kinds Of pains and aches.
Guaranteed not 10 contain narcotics or
enslaving drugs- Ask your druggist for
Iuebert's Ak-No-Mor Capsules and in-ist
on the genuine Lueberts. At all c-uz-
gists-3oc and COO per boz.
A. G. Luehert, p. D., Christiana, "a,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Richardson Family Reunion.

About 125 members of the Richards
samily, representing / generations. at
tended the annual reunion in Shell
not Park yesterday. Captain Joshla
Davis. 90 years old was the oldest
member present, and the infant
daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Spade
VAS the youngest. a big feast was \
feature of the afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

all rights md privileges accruiug uu-
der IL, the only effective pressure that
can be brought 70 bear upon Berlin
is that involved IN n resumption ~
commercial relations which the Ger
man Government ~ 80 anxious 70
bring about as 10 be Wiling 20 sign
an agreement within reason, Il ~
declared.
Any agreement with Germany ~
certain 10 provide reparation for
American lives lost NJ a result Of the
submarine warfare.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
l9c-PECAS NUTS IN CREAM-s9c

Special weekend candy packed in
me pound boxes. Pecan Nuts in Itai-
AN Style Cream. Special 39c the pound
box.
Danforth's Drug Store The only
Rexan Store in Wilmington. Market
and Second strects.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
soLDrsns. PAY cngcKs READY.
They May DC Obtained sf The AfmsrY
TODAY or Tomorrow.

Soldiers Of the Delaware Anii-hir-
craft Regiment, who on Monday re-
turned 10 their respective homes foi-
Owing 4 two weeks ypen-air train
ing course AZ Camp John a. Chandler.
below NeY Castle. viii receive rhflr
pay for the period n training either
this afternoon Or tomorrow morning.
The pay checkg vii be distributed
AZ the state Arnnory. Twelfth and
fs,saftvf efre0fe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Additional death notices received too
tate for this column viii be found OF
Financial Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Try an Every Evening want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
L. :. Is READY TO BEGIN
WITH RELIEF AT ONCE
DEATHS.

Washington. Aug. Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

HAYES In this city on August l.. 1921
James Hayes in his 46th year
Relatives friends. members Of b. ot
z T.. No. 95a, cuployes OF the p. H. 4
Railroad Go. and the Loyal Order of
Moose are invited to attend the funeral
services al his late residence. 2235 Tat
nall strcet. on saturday afternoon. Au-
gust 20. at 2.S9 O'Clock. lnterment al
Silverhroos cemetery.
HAYES suddenly, on August l.. 1921
Herman Hayes.
Relatives friends members OF Hiawa,ha
Tribe. I. q. Il. NJ, and employees Of III,
Philaielphia Traction Co. are Invited "a
atteld the funeral services at the resi-.
deucc Of his brother. Benjamin r Hayes
1000 Pleasant street. on Monday after.
noon August -. at oclock lAtermcnt
at ~ilyerbrOok cemetery
H0LLAS DIN this city on August is
1921 Thomas F. husband of Florence +
Holland and son Of late John and Mary
Relatives. friends Bayard Legion. Acric
No. -. r. o f. Bartendcrs League and
employees Of the Postohice are invited 70
PA South Harrison street, on MONDAY
morning. August p. al o. clock. Requiem
mass at st Pauls Church. Interment at
Cathedral cemetery
MEENAN- this city on August II
1921 Hannah A. Dolan. wife OF Gcors,
Meenan
Relatives and friends are invited Il
attend the funeral from hcr late resi-
denc,. 1910 Washington strcet on Nondsy
morning. August -. at o'clock Hipn.
mass at st. Patrica ; r.. G. Church A
30 O'Clock. Intcrmcnt at st. Joseph
cemetery.
McGIII-In Philadelphia. Pa on Angus,
IS. 1921, Mary Ellen nee Ryan. wife
Of Daniel MctiiH
Relatives and friends are invited tn at
tend the funeral from her late residence
2>2b Harold street, Saturday morning
al % ciocK. Solemn requiem mass az 81.
Columhus Church. Philadelphia, Pa. at
s.s1 O'Clock Inferment at St Patrick
cemetery. Ashland. Del on arrival of
train arriving al Wilmingt ton 10 46 stand
ard time.
ROBINSON this city on August Il
1921. Rachel Ann. wife Of he late VII
liam kOaiqSon. Ard 81 years
Relatives and friends arc invited IA A.
tend the funeral from the residence Of her
snn Aylmsr' Robinson. BOT West Twenty
serond street.. on saturday afternoon An
gust 20. at O'Clock. Services at old
SweSieS Church al 4 p'rlo~A Intcrrncnt 81
Old Swcdes cemeteIy.
SrEEN In this city on August Is 1927
Gornelia e. widow Of John Steen in
her 63d year
Relatives, friends. Delaware TempIco
No J. Pyfhian Sisters. are invited
attend the funeral services al Old Syyed@S
hcal time. lntcrment at Old Swedcs
cemetery.
TONER-In this city. on August I6. 1921
Patrick Toner.
Relatives. riendS and members Of VIII
minston lodge No =. O. T. W. and
70 attenl M fuaeral from his :
Residence 23l4 jefferson street on Satur-
Cay morning at Q o clock Requiem mass
AT 81 PatriCh Church. Interment al |
Cathedral cemcter-
Additional death notices received toe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

wish that distribution should he car
cd on through one American Srgani-
zltion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

those most recently brought forward
il that OF Professor 9crhArt Won
Schnlse- -Gacverniix. who occupies the
chair OF political economy At FreiburR
university. II In stated Professor Lujo
Brentano, who recently declined IL
have his name considered for the post
it Washington, recommended Profess
scr Won scbulze-f;aevernitz. who for
many yenra has been In close touch
With economic and political conditions
III Europe and that his acauaints nee
In England. France, Italy, Russia ane
iepan would be of great assistance 10
aim In carrying out the work OF Am.
lss.ssadur.
washington, Aug. fa.- Ellis Lor-
ing Dresei. American Commissioner NJ
nerlin. is negotiating a rnodus viyepdi
ln the form of protocol under which
commercial relations between the
United States and Germany may be
resumed pending the signing Of n
treaty of peace.
While State Department officials
continue silent as TO negotiations in
Berlin. enough information has been
already cabled 10 make II certain the
American Commissioner is trying q
esta blish working agreement MS ths
basis of a treaty.
The senate Is getting restive. Ever
the Republicans of the senate Com
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-15
1922 Auto Seals
VIII Be Sent to
The Sheriff Soon

The Texas Highway Department
has receive dali seals, number plate
forms and other Tax Collectors sup
plies for 1929, and viii begin ship
ping them out 20 the several count
within a few days.
Heretofore the commission has had
considerable trouble in getting con-
tracts filled for these supplies, on ac-
count Of the war and other abnormal
conditions. The contractors were
very prompt this year, which makes
Il possible for the department 20
ship supplies out by freight instead
Of express, thereby making a consid-
cradle saving in shipping expenses
There will be no change in mum
Der plate for motor vehicles for
1922. Motor vehicles seals for 1922
will be blac kletters with orange
background callers desiring disiiug-
uishing number plates will be black
letters on orange background, and
motorcycle seals viii be hla k letters
on dark red background.
There viii be very little change IN
forms used for 1929. The only change
being made tc conform with the new