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New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday
st, Str Zulia, La Guayra Dec IS; Mara
! caino. c. Dec %; Curacao. Dec %; Maya
I s1eS, 81 Dec 20, to Bliss Dallett & Co.; with
20 pass mail and mdse Pier II, Brookivn
a. osf wnoa Genoa Maru tJap). Yokohama, Nov
4; Crstobal. Dec is via BOSTON, sne'sf" Dec Ses se
70 the Nippon Yusen kaisha: With ndso
iler 20. Clifton, l. '0
lS, to Lawrence Smith: Win homes
r, STR II II rlaeler Galveston. Dec "a; ,e
d T warden; with crude oil; picy s. cox. &c
stable Hook, L. . I'm
rs Str Mayaro (Rr). Perth An,boy: 10 tho
,as ssa'i'oIu shlpping Trading co. in bal
coSn Sar p, s9Gthern. Antwerp Dec 49, to the
Str Palmoa (Cuba), Nuevitas D.o or
to the Munson Steamship II Line: Zee vii ~ :
'huse Moise ID d, BROOKLYN VII"
sur CITY of Savannah savannah. to .h
ocean Steamship Co; with pass and ~ ,,.,-n .ne
Her SO, North River. ~'0 muse
ton nr tGomahnche, t ih Jacksonville and Charles
pass ssx and r1 mdse m Pier. 81. North River.
P,er % .ne aa s9uthern %uti Pacific Co; with mdse
% str k,iinae. Baton Rouge; Pier 4. Bav-
,. sch Sch punham Wheeler. Rosario; 1ssa st.
p, str Norfolk Boston, Robins Drydook.
., str Mariquta Gp. Norfolk. Dec %; to
me Commodities Shipping & Trading CO.
IN ballast; anchored.
rs Str o. H Wage lNor), st Johns, N f.
anchored "' '-4 D1iias' ;
n Str Str America 90. Genoa, Dec IA. and
Mapies. Mares, 10. to the Italia America Line
River. 9' '''A s'' norm
str Kapana tNor,. Norfolk, Dec 20; to
the New York and cuba AG Mal pse Steam: ms TO .
Co. in ballast; Pier 16. Brooklyn.
Str Nelavia (Br). Rotterdam, Dec 10: TO
the Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, with ,ndso
Pier 4, Weehawken.
Str S 3 Hunt. Galveston: off Tomn,xinx.
Str West Hassavampa. Southampton,
Dec ~ to the Barber Steamship Lines: in
Cherbourg Dec 81, and Halifax. Dec s"u 2s,
to the Cnnard Steamship Co, Ltd; with
pass mails and mdse: Pier 56. North River
Str Gen' raj II f Hodges. Cristobal, Dec
16. and Baltimore, Dec %; to The Panama
Railroad Steamship Line; with mdse; Pier
t. Nobol<cn.
str Jekri OBJ. seccondce, Dec 3; Mon
rovia. Dec 5, and Sierra leone Dec Q: to
Nanicl Bacon with mdse: Pier i. Bush
Docks.
Str Esperanzs. Tampico. Dec q; Vera
cruz Pee 2s; Proareso Dec 2b and Ha
Nah Steamship CO. with 90 pass. malls
and rndsa. Pier a. East River.
S'- Falo I'oNos Dec "a to McAllister
Brothers. with crude OIL Pier 8. Constable
TNo'.. j
Str Clan Macintvre CRr,. Norfolk, Dec
%: to the Barber Steamship Lines In bal
'ast: potins nrvdocN, EN!vn
Str BcsseSgen (Nor>. Chrstiania Dec 9
ChristiaAsand. Dec 10 Stavanger. Dec II
and Bergen, Dec 13; to the Norwegian
american Line: With mdae 30th ST. Bklyn.
Str E}oxbar 1ohos noc 22: % Walker e.
DAILY; with crue OIL anchored.
Stv Santa Eulalia Nuevitas, Dec "a; to
the American & Cuban Line; with sugar:
off Stapleton, = l.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
usiness News
Sharp Reductions in Cotton
Goods Prices Are Announced
Dry Goods Jobbers
Face Big Corry.Ouer

One of the financial difficulties
confronting the dry goods jobbing
trade is the necessity of carrying
over goods intended for sale this
fall and winter into next year.
"One feature Of the financial side
OF the wholesale dry goods bust
ness says Secretary Fernley. of
the National Wholesale Dry Goods
Assoc iation, "is that Of the large
amount of money which is tied up
IN the fall and winter goods which
have not sold activel. both due to
the fact that some were conspicu-
ously overpriced, the reaction on
the part Of the consumer and the
mild winter prevailing in the last
three months, and which are now
IN VIII holesalers' stocks. These goods
will hardly be turned into cash be-
fore fall, 1921. and constitute a dis
agreeable feature of the merchan-
disc stock at this time"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
EavorahEe Trade Pa'aurs
.;.,,....,s.L l.. I.,,n,,o..e

Total exports from Japan in October,
1920, according to statistics just issued,
~ the japanese Department OF
tJnance We're 1882 600 yen. against
-,25 GS3 600 ysn in October. 1919. but
fer II" tenmouth period in 1920 were
l-756 $4,000 yen, against 1908, ,275,0oe
yen in 1919
October imports we're lo7 757 600 ven.
compared with l79 600 900 yen in Octo-
bcr 1918 and for The ten-month pero,
IN 1920 were 2.128 o94 400 yen. aga nst
j.7,5 Q25oo0 yen IN 1919 The excess
Of oeports over Imports for the ten
no"ths ended October 81, 1920. was
about two and j half times as large as
!. was in the correspond -Ea1iol IL
1915
Tie LARGEST decrease in exports is
reE' 'steroa in r. 1v si' which in Octo.
FER. 1922 fell IT, = Q $4,000 yen, COM
pared with 792fi eco Yen October. 1912,
ard for tfe yepr an 70 October 81,
9lt was 3'0l97 N00 yen, against 459-
10000 yen IN 1919
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Amoskeag Staple Cinghams
Cut About so P. C.. From
the September List: Hope
to Break Buyers Strike

The lower prices for cotton goods
that have been awaited with cons;ds
cradle interest by the jobbing, manu-
featuring and retailing trades were
made yesterday by leading producers
Of ginghams, percales and printed cot
tons in general.
Jarvis, Loomis g. Boucher, selling
agents for the Amoskeag Manufacture
ing Company, made new prices on
glnghams, chambrays and ticking that
were estimated to be so per cent be-
low September rces, which, in turn.
were 50 l-3 per cent below the peak
prices for 1920, reached in July. Slight
er reductions were made in prints by
Gonverse & Co., selling agents for the
Wlndsor Print Works, and by NJ. c. d
Borden & sons, selling agents for the
American Printing Company.
Ihe leading fabrics in Amoskeag's
new price list were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Rail Change Authorized

WASHINGTON. Dec 31.-The Gin
cinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Railway Company was authorized to-
lay ny the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to assume as lessee of the
'+nH'nnati Southern Railway the obli-
CATIONS of paying. as add onal rental.
n lterest on S3,50o000 Of per cent
gold bonds of the City Of c ncinnati
md Of paving annually l per cent of
the principal of the bonds to provide a
sinking fund for their redemption at
ma t,r
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Woolen Production at
Low Ebb i'm December

Close to so per cent of the woolen
and worsted manufacturing machinery
Of the country was idle on December
tho highest point of curtailmcnt re
ported for the year. according to gov.
ernment figures made public yesterday.
The curtailment in all classes of ma
chinery except wide looms was the
highest reported for any month this
year. The idleness in wide looms
amounted to b1.2 per cent, and was ex .
cecded only by the September report,
61.S per cent. Idleness In loooms Of
less than .bo-inch reed space WAS 44.9
por cent, in cnrpet and rug looms 40.1
per cent, in carding machinery sos par
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

trading as Satz,nan q herman. woole,
sNd cotton goods 25l Fourth Avenue. show
u" oiil,ies of siss.2+a. Of which Slos.457
are unsecured claims and S7s.sSs secured
eLaims, and assets of SsT.9s3. Of which
80 oop i2 stock IN trade merchandise, &C
counts and Liberty bonds held as security.
so.''4Vi machinery. Tools, etc. $500 and
deposits Of money in bank s3l72
Ri BIN SlSklN-Schedules of Ruhfn
Siskin, rags 23+ South Street. show ia
ellties or S2S.32s of which Sl725S are un-
and assets of sl2,e99. of which $4,000 is
stock in trade. s5,427 debts due on open
accounts VI 900 machinery. tools. etc and
$3.50 bills, pronlissory notes and securt-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Navy Orders
frona The Trsbune's Wdahtngton Buyenu
W g III NC To -

froH The Trsbnne's Warrington Bureau
WASHiEGTON, Dec. 3I.-Naval or
dcss sslri today follow:
Alesandet n ~ D. to e. q p rs,cf.
A'r<and"r 1T. 81. % ~ r.. 10 {. r. q
~ rd"fzor.
rt"'<. En" e. r. 10 Mitchell ficiS
Gnu. Ems ~. - H g. Thotuaa
bnf ~. ~ ind.nr I~od.
puma. Toe. ~. q. 5f., 10 Atiantio resl,
Gf"fai'. H.. ~ j. 4" e. = = %isgbra.
Ham. III. u. =, Ia u. p. Is. Nsyads
Jhrhson carp. r.. 10 New Yrrk.
J"c"y. III. ~. 81 T. E.. 10 4. n. S. ohio.
bDmnrFr. II. r. o.. 10 Ousntico
Smith. LIZ. j. W.. TO u. II. ". Hoiiof.
Tin~ley. II. e. r.. 10 Hampton Roads
ylck. Ia. w. A.. to u. y. \. Columbia.
White: Ii q. T.. 10 Philadelphia.
EassAdy, Ch. Phsrrn. J, r., to ouAntioo.
k2xsr. It. IL. g., 70. ~ to u. 4. ,
LAnH1sY. -
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
ReDorts on Failures VARY

A decrease in the number of COM
mercial failures this week was report
cd by r. G. Dun 6, Co., and an in
crease by Bradstreet's. Dun's report
this weeks failures as 36l, against 81 :
last week. $50 in the preceding week
and 124 il the corresponding week last
year. Failures in Canada number
thirty-six, aga nst thirty-scven last
week, thirtytw the preceding week
and eighteen last year. Of failures
this week in the United States 142
W 80 { e 70 N tie South,
elghtyseven in the West and thirty
two in the Pacific states, and PIG re-
ported liabilities of $4,000 or mora,
aga nst 1873 last week.
The failures reported by Bradstreet's
Lumber 470 this week. compared with
o37 last week, eighty-two in the same
week last year. 105 in 1913, 200 in 1917
and 292 in 1916.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
German Shipping Revivine
tiamburg-South American Line
Sends Out Large Vessel

HAMBURG, Dec. 3l.-Thc new stear
,r Argentina, of the HAMBURG Soutl
american Line, sailed TODAY for Rus.
nos nos Ayres with d cargo of freight and
$50 stecrage passengers. She is the
Il. 81 Dig German steamer to leave
Hamburg for Buenos Ayres since the
war. va
The steamer Ussukuma, of 5000 tons
Iead weihht, was launched in the
flohm Voss shipyards to-day for the
German East Africa Line.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

company capita! has teen restored
'S CONF nv would hav, no LEGAL righ t
to pay tais dividend avcn thonsh i had
Il present funds to do ;o," saws a let.
'eT sent to preferred stockholders.
goodyear stockh old2rs. in an ad-
JourMed session this afternoon amend. .
ca the company's codc + regulations to
increase the number Of directors from
SeVen 70 eleven, change the fiscal wear
CT tAe company to coincide with the
cnlen 81, lar year and setting the date Of
.he annual stockholdals meeting for
the first Monday in March.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

cent, in combs Ala per cent, in WOODEN
spindles SIT per cent and in worstel
spindles APT per cent. Double-shif.
machinery in operation was at a min
mum for the year.
In addition to the number of idle
machines, the fact that many of the
active machines are being operated
only on short time must be taken into
consideration. No stat sites on this
feature of the industry are compiled by
the government
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail Monday
TRANSPACIFTC MAILS

The connecting rars clo~r at tho General
post office and CITY Hall Post ofic+ Sta
"~, N~w Work. st as follows;
Hawaii via San Francisco. Z. 8. A. r
Sh ridan tc-dav
Hawaii aud specially addressed mail for
cisco stea r,ship Tcraia Maru, Janua-v
,Fapnn Corea. Chlna. Siberia. French
Indochu 4. Netherlands East indies >sXcc pt
Su,1atrf) and Philippine islands. Via Van
couver and Victoria. r c.. steamship
E'aU5css Of Russia Jsrpary :.
fawsn Ic,ij Islands New Zealand and
Australia via Vancouver AMI Victoria. j.
G.. steamship Niagara. January l3.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Gain in Bankruptcies

There were 1902 petitions in bank
ruptcy hled in the United States Dis
trict Court during the year 1920. This
is the largest lumber Aled in any year
since 1918, In which year tho mum.
Dor reached i,129.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
'codsear DjYjdcnd Held Tn
a}tnen' Of ~ u, on Preferred
'9lOck Awaits Eefinancin.z

- m kJ%, Ohio. bee Hi.~~Dircctors Of
xs ~ppcIeaf Tire aad Rubber Com
g serZz ~-nay pasf"d The quarterly divf-
e |"s r. January /.
mp xsfsnane.ng plans srs compIes-
49, ~ sea shs PRESENT impair ~ of tho
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

The new percale prices made by both
Borden and Converse were identical:
"a cents yard for $3.50, 36.inch,
light grounds, and 1874 cents for dark
grounds. The November prices were
IL. and Is cents, and the peak prices
TOR the year, so and 80 cents, respec-
lively. For the 6s-72 percales Con-
verses new prices were 1874 and 14h
cents a yard for light and dark grounds
respectively.
Borden's reduced 3s-inch American
10 to 161a cents, to 13 and 141a cents.
The peak prices on these were 33 and
50 cents. In the shirting fabrics Bor-
dcn's new prices range from 912 to II
cents yard, compared with II to 12ta
cents in early November and 2. to 23
cents at the peak. New prices on Pilgrim
prints range from Sfa to 10 cents,
against 10 TO 1112 cents in early No
vember and 20 to % cents at the peak
Glnghnm effects were reduced from
l27s to / cents. At the peak they
were priced at % cents.
New prices on branded brown sheet
ings and Fruit Of the Loom muslin will
be announced by Converse e. Co.
on Monday.
"We hope that the new prices will
break the buyers strike" said Mr..
Jarvis, Of Jarvis, Loomis & Bouch er,
IN announcing the new list on Amos-
keag fabrics. In making these prices
we have cut under cost In fact, we
threw the cost books into the waste
paper basket. Our motive is smplY
that of desiring to keep the wheels
IN our mills turning. Based on pres
ent costs and the present supply of
fabrics, these prices are ridiculously
low"
The new prices made yesterday will
apply to goods which have been sold
and shipped on memorandum for the
past two months.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Monthly Earnings

Comparison Is made with CORES pond
ing month in 1919.
Western Mn-vyaud
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures for New York
MANCHESTER. Dec 29--S Bowie ar,
BOMBAY Dec 34-S 8 Eastern Importer
BARBA DOS, Dec 24--S s Hubert (Hr1
(from Rio de Jsrciro).
CALCUTTA. Leo 26--S Nemahs Trs.
hawke (Br).
S0L0Mso, Sf,MSns De- 3 rs 8 saukerties.
BOU LOGNE. Dec As Oranje Nassau
Dutch).
ANTWERP. Dec 24-~S S Montana tFr)
25th, Honncndaga tfrom Rotterdam
Irtysh (Russ) Yaka
MONILLI1. Dec CPS s Columbia (rrl
tron GlaaRoW).
CALAIS. Dec 2f-S s Cantigny
Arrivals From New York
kObE, Dec 23-S Tuscan Prince fBr).
GtAfAQUID. D. 2J-S 5 cuiIpue fHrl
BREMEN. Dec 2;--S s Canadian Volun.
teer (Br).
AuCKLAND. D>c 2s-s Port Mel,
bourne N3r).
ROTTERDAM. Dso ss-s Onsa; 2sth.
Gorredyk 600.
ANTWEEr. Deo s%-s Aleppo tBr,.
2sth, Zealand tRr>. via Southampton
DUNKIRk. Deo 23--9 s Sydic (Swed).
via Norfolk
MANILA. Dec eo~s s Alaska H" Maru da5,,
(Jap), via San Francisco
ARArSu. Dec 37-S 8 Tuscan Prince
tBr).
VALPARAISO, Doc 25--s S Rcnaioo.
iEHANpNlA. Pee 2s-s Mnn-sotnu
rtLCl'rTN. pNc 2s-S y Holerfc INr)
BpRl)i1 AtA De 2s-S = Noat liclA
GIBRALTAR, Doc SIS s River Orontos
flrj
ruNcHAL Dec IS sehr Harry Nc
..ennnn tUrJ.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

ucposits or money In bank.
MORRIS II: SIEG EL---Schedules OF Nor
ris r. Siegcl. furrier. 40 West Twenty
lourth street. show liabilities OF $3.50 9sc
OF which sz35,666 arc secured claims $9o3,
ei9 unsecured GLAZING and $14.6a7 notes and
Is stock in trade. $3.50 debts due on open
bank
SALTZMAN d Notwithstanding Of
GebrSs g. 5altsman and Nathan Bsrman,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05

~figgneo mo u IL viatc a. aufa constaI
Il nue res Il dasadc erafamanf M.
n-raaiouadoa. ros rafa,in,cg ! ii pri.
,,ero rommn,6n AZ lac nfTos = niaaa
ronfor-na IL lisa a,a bordadosa.
menta mos ha sido fsciIitada nor i
Rev p KnnkeI rector de- ii Cathedral
h,,ho 4ge riboa nikaa aea o. nihae
! e. 1ihos Il iieta "a anconfrars ii
nss de aste aTtfcrIo
4 las : AZ Ia maaana bora f,ia.
nara 81 ~nrincinio "a Ia misc aoIemne,
loS aacerdotas revantldoa aalIeron All
sanfrarin nara 4 a racihir 4 Ia nih,
Ihasfa ii erc,eIa ~naron1tIa1 donda ]
saban Va reunidos IA AMI n-roeadiaron
4 ! ratedraI dnnde enfrarnn 4 Ios q.
cordes Al ma marcha, eiecutada IN 81
6reano nor Ia Sra Anita II ChaDman
ron acomnafiamienfo AZ violin nor ii
| PROT. n. N silva. I'm seguida. los nj
NOS v ninas e-ntonaron un hermoso
hdmno. ovendose sus tiernas Y delica-
das woes como ma melodiosa ARM
/ MA d~esDrandida del cielo.
4 rnntinuacg6n se ala urinelpio a
la Misa Solemne. IN coro mixfo de
Ia Catedral estubo compuesto de las
genoras y se6oritas siquientes:
Se6oras Mrs. James B. Read. Sra.
Gutierrez Miss I.ucy Knight. Miss
Frances Hinoios. Miss Lucesita Sena.
Miss Minnie Dreamer. Miss Mary sena
SOPRANOS. v miss Pillar Deleado V I,ui.
Sta gena altos.
seiores Feline VALDEZ Facundos or
III Alfredo Hinoios v M. n Garcia.
Violin ~concertino. prof. B. N. silva:
c~ontrabaio de cnerda. sr. Miguel AlIre.
Sc eiecut0 la MFsa de Leonard en-
Re menor. cuva rendition resulf6 NAV
acerfada : hermosa. entertainments 4.
dornada nor 10 randfci6n del vfoIfn
one fnA desemnehada nor ii Prof sll.
Va con IA maestrfa nua ia 81 o-aracte-
rfstica. dando ann mavor realize a Ia
narte musical.
Ilaaado ii acto de- IA primera com,l
MIN IA Ioe ninos i cklebrante Rev
3 KunkaI an braves y conniaaa nala.
hraa ~ernres6 4 1na nihos IL nua aimi.
ficaha nara elloa aaa dfa. Z mas her.
moao " faIf1 an Ia e~ristancIa. dal hom.
hire las amonasf6 acerca AZ la ran.
dezo daI arfo me than = ~eiecutar ari-
endoloe 4 hacarlo con Ia mavor ME
dad y devocd6n-
las niaaa nrimaro y los nihoa das-
mes snbiaron hasta Las pradas del
altar donde les esnarahan los aacerdo-
les I q Ios iados del altar. de rodillas
III Ias GRADES eafahan dna s~racIosas
ninitas con traies M angeles. soste-
niendo on sis manos IN mantei mien-
trae are otras dos nihitas. tambien re-
vestidas AZ angeles. ruardaban la en-
trada Al aantnario Toa nnmbres del
lbs sngelea son
Toribia Gonzales
Dolores MOVE
Francie T.accaasame
T~.nIaifa Romero
Esfas ninitas. eraciosas v beilas. sc
vefan nrimorosas. A la entrada de
ios niEos an Ia CatedraI. dos de- elias
nan guiando q Ias nihaa y las q
dos I IA nidoa. ' tomaron asiento du-
rante Ii misa a IA entrada del santua-
rio dentro del mismo. donde permane-
cieron hasfa Il IN.
m esnectacilIo uue presentaban los
angales pmiando a los nihos v en- ell
acto de- Ia Primera Communion fue YER
daderamente hermoso. Esta ha sido
10 nrImera vez o,e hemos yisto csc
acto arreeIado de manera tan primo
rosa = sea onien hava sido la persona
orie5nadora de- Ia idea merece IN en-
entiIsiasta, anIa,,so. pfies fue I'm acto
harmoafsimo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05

Fl Lie. q P. Davies, diputado de es
tado de los Cabaleros de Colon, y ar.
Alfred M Bergere. Gran CabalIero, y
algunos otros miembroB de la Orden.
salieron para Las Cruces para asls-
tir a Ia convenoi6n annual de los ca
baleros de Colon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05
GANANCIAS PARA ACENTES
ACTTVOS

Buenaq utilIdades vendiendo Am
pIlfleaelones 81 oleo, Pastel, sepIa,
Anuada Francesa, crayon, asi como
cuadros R~elIaiosos, F~otoorafias to-
madas del Natural, vlstas y Esteros-
coploe.
plda nuestro cataloeo en- espahol.
Consolidated Portrait & Frame Co
Green q Fulton Streets.
Chicago, Illinois
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05
TONODAR
REUUPERE Ell vIaoR
PERDIDo
ala VIDA Elm sALuD Y VIooR
Ea uM MARTIRIon

Cuando 81 vigor se ACADIA, cuanD 81 hf-
gado, los riiones y ei est6mago no u 2
cionan bien, el Bueno no refreeca, ! q me-
morla falls, cuando se Biente nervloao y
triate, sin ganaB de trabajar 0 Gin Amino
para iuchar, sintiendo un maleetar en- &C.
neral. Is una sena de que 81 eiatema me-
costa auxilio.
Muchos se han dirigido q nosotros. OBJ
tonfendo alfvio, cuando creian que nc ha-
bfa cosa que los curare- "TCNopAH"'
"a fuerza y yigor, aaistiendo g la natura-
hoy mfnmo e1.oQ por n Gals, 10 suit
ciento para un mes entero, y convenzase
de- D maravillosos resultadoa-oarantin'
-Dinero devueitos 81 no "a e~atisfaccien
compiota.
6UUs PRODUCTS COMPANY
DeDto. IFS, s2s River St.. CHICAGO. Ill.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05

"a superintendent de. escleIas del
estado, Sr. Conway y 81 asistente, Sr.
Earl Douglass regresar0n de IN viaje
que dur6 n aemana, al condado de
Sandoval.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05
LIsTA Be los Nlaos

Eugenio -Baca
Elgenio Rowland
Norberto Urioste
margarine Romero
Ernesto Casados
Frank Griego y Montoya
Daniel Mares
Arturo Romero
Jose Garcia
Eusebio Rivera
Leandro Montoya
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05
IA INVENCION MARAWLLOSl

20 CeNfnuo9 % N8p1Tan 9 - Od80
Aqui eatG 81 ~eportunidad de oomprAr IN
reloi del cuai eHtarh orBullooo-Un per-
fecto reloj pars guardar 81 tempo. No
tieno que daria ouerda cada dfa; anda
n semann con una euerda. Movlmiento
de 2 5oyas en- una heruosa GAIA con re-
sorte inouebrable ~patentadoi tamado po-
mos gratis una camara Sport con cada
feloj que ordenen dentro De 80 diaa. Pre-
clio ha1o especial por corto tempo. Corto
este anunclo hoy y mkndelo iunto con -
c~entavog en- estampas o plata y 81 regto
de e7,66 10 paga al cartero Al llcgar. Les
vendemos tan haratos porque esperamoa
cue 10 enaehe q suB amigog-queremoa
que Ia genie nos conosca- lie devolvemos
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John Akers
The Washington times., 1921-04-03
Wilhelm Der Choppers 5
Flop" Going, Going,
Gone, In Chicago.

C HICA @ O.. April 3.-A/ bed
which wilhelm Der Woodcbopper
often used. the couch no doubt OF
imperial dreams about beaten
France and abjcct England and
hunnbled United States. was sold at
public auction in Chicago.
With 1t went a marble washstand
wherein the imperial head had been
soaked. q massive wardrobe once
contsining all the Kaiser's medaied
uniforms, chairs used by Hoched and
Hoching and a miscellaneous assort-
ment Of carved woodwork under
which the All Highest frequently
strutted.
Before November II, 1918. three
flossy relics were the contents of
the royal bedroom In the castle Of
the Grand Duke of Hesse. me un
Gott" often sojourned there in those
days. When the tumble came and
the bedrooms imperial occupant
hotfooted 1t into Holland the grand
duke began looking for the nearest
exit. He shipped the stuff to Chi
cago. where II is being disposed Of
at public auction.