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Emmons County record., 1921-05-19
undertaking, and the ladies realized
something over $500.

sAAAuCA SahAASS anu CIlc IduleS IcallLeu
something over $500.
Mrs. S. R. Day spent the past
week in Devils Lake attending the
first state convention of the American
Legion Women's Auxiliary. Mrs.
Day went as a delegate from the Kin
tyre unit.
The Home Mission Club met at En-
gems last Thursday, and there was
the usual large attendance.
Mr.. Simon has been quite sick the
past week with very bad cold and
cough. The Legion boys presented
him with lovely bouquet last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. R. P. Sisco will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Wednesday, of this week.
Every one who cares to, is welcome
to attend these meetings.
Mrs. R. R. Wurm and son, Rob-
ert, are at their home again, now.
Miss Grunefelder spent Saturday in
Linton, taking Reading Circle exami-
nation.
Mrs. Sisco and Miss Leone were
over Sunday visitors in Braddock last
week.
At the first Ladies' Aid meeting of
the year, held two weeks ago at Mrs.
L. H. Sisco's, the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Sisco, president;
Mrs. Simon, vice president; Mrs.
Edna Rambaugh, secretary, and Mrs.
R. P. Sisco, treasurer. The officers
ask for loyal support from the mem
bers and friends for the new year
The Swedish Ladies' Aid met at
Nels Olson's Saturday afternoon.
An unusually large crowd attended !.
Every one seems well acquainted with
the Olson's hospitality.
The X. X. KS met Thursday
evening at the Fallgatter home. There
was not the usual good attendance on
account of the rain, so the evening
was spent in just a good neighborly
visit.
The Greitl family were up from
Napoleon Sunday afternoon to call on
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon.
Tonsilitis seems to be the latest in
diseases now. Mrs. Stencil and Dor
othy Swenson had it last week.
j. j. Ryan was an over-Sunday
guest at the home of Mrs. Nora Sisco.
The Gerber family, of Napoleon,
spent Sunday at the Kuiper home.
There will be Cemetery Associa-
tion meeting at the church Friday
evening. Every one interested is in
vited to come.
G. B. Aarvig and family were Sun
day visitors at the R. P. Sisco home.
Everett Fraser, Of Braddock, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. RAM
tough.
The Ronning family are moving out
on their farm, several miles north
west Of town.
There is only one more week of
school here, and both teachers and
children are anxiously looking forward
to vacation days. This has been a
most successful term of school, and
the writer believes she expresses the
wish Of all the patrons by stating
that we hope for the return of Miss
Grunefelder and Miss Hoof next year.
We are also informed that we will
have 9th and 10th grades next year.
Emmons County record., 1921-05-19
TEMvIK-

Mrs. Kusler and son were passen-
gers to Napoleon Wednesday.
Mr.. Pietz, of Linton, was running
the bank few days last week while
the Quasts were in Bismarck.
FREQ Kist was a caller in .:emvi \
Mc,, ay evening.
Emmons County record., 1921-05-19
POLLOCK

John Winterberg made business
"trip to Herreid Tuesday afternoon.
Atty Geo. Lynn, of Linton, was in
town Tuesday afternoon on business.
Mr.. J. j. Brokofsky made bust.
ness trip to Mobridge Wednesday.
Emmons County record., 1921-05-19
KINTYRE-

KINTYR[
The Food Sale given by the Wo-
mems Auxiliary, proved a successful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
ny " :. ASIIBN
OF the Western Clock Company

u Is usually the advertising manager
who complains Of lack OF support on
the part of the retailer I, has been
my observation that there might be-
two ways Of selling advertised mcr.
olIndiso through q retailer one b. 90
create strong enough consumer De.
H1ud so that the consumer goes into
the retail store and insists on having
that merchandise. which ig long. OK.
p'ns.vo method and not many udvcr.
us,ng manufacturers have the haukroll
oI tho patience 70 wait b. out
The other is 10 put the goods through
th" retailer create some consumer DO.
W1ud. bat cuthusc the retailer with the
idea Of pushing the merchandise That
is better system. hut the difficulty
has been to cuthgs. that retailer u
iH fine thing to g.f tho dealer stocked
up with your merchandise. stocked
with YOUR advertise good. and then
t' send your customer ur toli CON.
um,U .u f1 thar r0|.r q. demand tho
merchandise.
Window dsuh 90 s. throw OF
signal Hsht 20 .Nue n.n. fhu mcr
.l,ud.-. may %. UH E' If fho on.
fIgsIsu with m... tr. r.r1rdise
s presented H worth about 900 ,,u's
NN E.II rd..r.-.s efforts Hlr. not
I..r DID,. mg.h .wf
o. .u. .lr ...... rf.f situation and
.'N.. fHuf f..'.. .. fHlf n.s r..ow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
MAKING RETAILER PART OF SALES
FORCE URGED; WRITER SAYS THIS
METHOD WILL BRING ENTHUSIASM

thusnsm m fact they are coached like
n varsity football team.
Higher Faith II the Dealer
Their, oro lot Of things YOU cannot
av 90 statesmen that YOU could say TO
ANYBODY elise iu the plant You have
10 treat them very gently And yet
troso sllcsmcn lack tho faith Of The re.
'ail dealer That YOU are irving Co put
on your sales force because YOU nsk
fhr retailer or rho Wholesaler 90 hack
I, fIm boo vp1r merchandise with
cold cash You nsk him 20 invest his
hard.prurd money in your pdoduct
OF course. Il hc sells II ho gcte n profit
bg' h. has got 20 soil b. n %" docs
NOT sell D. hr suffers Re loss ~ times
be- has 90 speculate ON th, market That
is particularly tru, boo times like we
have hld for tho last five Years But
now ask him to back hs faith Boz your
campaign. Boo tour advertising Zoo your
ability tp NOV. that merchandise with
..s MONEY and usually ho does II. and
20. knows roo tho time that hc does not
COLLECT I. profit n" docs not collect his
ulN until fh. last p.rr. Of Your mcr.
..lrI.a pushed across hIg counter
tnI d.. b9s collected tho money
You 900 pot ask fogr 1losmou 20 buy
f.. muHmr1.s. You DO not ask Thorn
'a invest ihs.r money bon 10. bat Won 10
Wlt. H,rs possible effort 20 'o3ch
..,m ip srI 10 Won got man. a
specialist boz charge OF that group ~
mon. Sou '.f fo give thrm every pos-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08

Tho best was TO grr down 10 work
is early
Mon who make "a hig noise make
httlr ,lse.
Either pun for Amarillo or pun out.
Ten quarts make one gallon II
they're grapes
hrhucllc has bc.om. oa, Of those
stars you ANT sce
Prosperity be around tho corner hat
's t hard turn.
Eolshics po' into q mess whom there
v1s mo- mess call
4 bachelor ls f. man who doesn't f,ud
E.. comb rll of hair.
Tho proof OF DO. ullne joe your
husbands disposition
rhoor leaders arr about scarce as
w,er l'1d. should o..
city directories ar' 90 ..urd people
OF where th,. once lived
Our id.a NJ u.ure.mr .r uolshc.
vik running 70 bath house
children should r,sor I. allowed 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
New Miami Chief
Editor Promises
To Help in Work

Fred Il. Betty. new editor Of the
Miami chief. has written a letter TO
the Amarillo Jobbers and Manufac.
tLrers Association promising his sup
port In any methods that may be
worked out to give merchants on the
Hor,h Plains improved freight and eN-
iress service
l. G.. Waggoncr. former editor. he
fore his death. wrote an article critics
ing Amarillo merchants for failure to
give prompt deliveries The nssocla
tion promptly began work 10 remedy
the condition
Should there De- any method by which
Mr. Retry can assist the association IN
future activities. be- promises his eco.
operation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08

Amarillo Jobbers
Asked to Have Man
AT State Meeting

Representative of thr Amarillo JoU.
bors and Manufacture Association
have been asked 90 attend tho static
conference of wholesale credit m.u 40
Houston on january 90 This rHt. CON.
terence h. affiliated with tH. National
Association of Credit N.r rI reports
received her, Indicate fhIt fh, meet
rg win ho au important pu,
II b. not known sr' whether th, lo.Yl
association will Itl, 70 representative
Al the Houston meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
NcNrral Iiiilc Rrnrcrs.

S'th had been advised hy his physl.
.pn Co. cure himself Of the liquor habit
Dos taking something 10 eat instead 90
.'mothinr o. drink whenever he felt
'ho craving coming ON. one dty be-
came rushing down from his hotel room
tn th" dining room and yelled M the
a,t.uishcd walter.
My God The man IN the next room
its just killed himself lust heard
M" shot For Heavens sake bring mo
n double order Of ham and Eggs and q
piece ot lennon pie right ava
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
Banquet
To Statesmen Will
Be Held onDec. II

December 20 .s tbo date that has
I'.u af i.. the banquet to be- given
hy m,mh, uf the Amarillo Jobbers
Hui Manufacturers Association Il was
announced Yesterday The banquet will
Do, ha'J ur th, Amarillo Hotel. and will
H given for the purpose % creating
fellowship among iobhers. manufactur.
'f. and lle-m,u
o. o. Emmett has been appointed TO
arrange Cor this banquet and plans are
already being made u is expected that
number NJ interesting speakers will
h' asked to take part uu the program
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08

iiu,, yuu had any experience, In
'1l"smaushipf asked q sales manager
90 e college graduate applying Tor a
iuh
ooh yes" replied the other conf
IDENTIFY Il assisted ton two years iu sell
ing th, seats fur the Yale Harvard
football game"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
Inatg

urst visit to the dentist The latter
located dooayod mular. -trapI.d The
victim Goo OBJ, chair and proceeded o.
.l,Hr 90, cavity uf small particles by
employing hand bulb As the first
hHsk .iru,, th, tooth the muuuuuu,,r
WINGED r'ropIhIN.
can yoy t,,l that dr. asked the
dentist
THAT ar vhat' inquired the noun.
tH.up.T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
AMARILLO J0BBERS AND MANU- ACT (JRERS
JUST JOKING
Nasking Too Much.

u don't want 10 eat this egg It's not
q nice egg protested the six ycar.old
daughter ~ the house az the breakfast
tshl,
MARY said her mother sternly
YOU are always complaining OF your
food Eat what is placed before YOU
every bite Of it-without another word.
or elise l'u have 90 give you a good
spanking
Al was quiet Cor some minutes Then
from the other end of the table sounded
mouruiu voice.
Mother dear de- have 90 eat the
,ut. too?'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-08
Reed Sheet Metal
And Heating Firm
Is Latest Member

Reed Sheet Metal and Heating com.
rnHy is the newest member ~ thr Anna.
rillu lohhors and Manufacturers As.
soU,'ion This Mm has Joined ts O.
manufacture and plans to support tho
org iu1tIuu Boo whatever way BE- can.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
COYOTES TO PUT FAST FOO I BALL
 FAM IN FIELD
BY w. A. FRIEND

With football season close at hand the prospects are good for another championship team at the Phoenix union high school.
 Coach Robinson has already issued suits to 30 candidates, eight of whom are letter men from last years squad With 35 out and many more coming in every day, the gridiron athletes have started active training for the fall campaign.
 Phoenix high faces a harder sched- ule this year than any eleven that ever wore the Coyote colors. The loss of several veterans who helped make last years champions and the work of teaching new players the various shift plays necessitates early training.
 Charley wortman will lead the squad this year. He was unani- mously chosen captain and without doubt will prove a capable leader. Gilleland and Rosser, who held down the half positions on last years team, will not be here this season. but from the number of candidates out for these positions the backfield will be well taken care of.
 Joe Middleton and Charles Gray will also be missing from the lineup and the coach will have some diff culty filling the end and tackle posi- tions.
 We are expecting some new stu dents who have had considerable football experience. They will re- port for practice Monday. Many oi last years second team will be out for practice, giving Coach Robinson at least five teams on the field each day.
 Games have already been scheduled with Tucson, Fl Paso, san Dhego Arizona university second team Phoenix alumni, Indian school anc Mesa. If Prescott and Tempe Nor nal have teams games will also DC booked with them. It is hoped Una, practice games can also be scheduled with nearby reservation teams. The eight letter men who are bach for this years squad are Capt. Char 1 ley Wortman, Henry Mileage, Wlllia1 Doyle, Borto Davis. Russell Talbot Mellorn Hill, Joe Heard and bii Friend.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
Junior Giants Beat
 Western Union Boy

Two games one day proved too nuch for the Western Union Mes sengers and after a long string of sue cessiye wins they went down to de- feat to the Junior Giants 6-4, at East lake park yesterday afternoon. The game proved one of the most excit- ing junior games of the year ana was featured by brilliant fielding and good pitching on both sides
 The Giants opened the first inning by scoring two runs on three hits' one a three bagger by "Check NC Cloud In the third the Giants came back with another run and in the fourth two more runs drove Hudson from the mound, Quinn finishing the game. Another run in the eighth end- ed the Giants scoring.
 The Western Union boys scored two runs in the fourth on an error. Mayo pitched the first four innings but retired .n favor of F. Johnson on account of a sore arm. The west ern Union boys scored two mors runs in the ninth. In this inning II looked bad for the Giants with two rms scored. two men down and the bags damned. The messenger boys had recovered their batting and were clicking the ball hard, but a sensa- tional catch by Right Fielder Rum | ford of the Giants and perfect pes to first base ended the game in favor of the colored boys.
 The Junior Giants contend that in asmuch as the Western Union Mes sengers are the undisputed and unde- feated champions of the city league the Giants are entitled to the valley junior championship through yester- days victory.
 The Junior Giants are still open tt l play any junior team in the state Address all communications to Man ] ager A Jones. 143 South second street. Phoenix.
 The batteries for yesterdays gam were: Giants. Mayo. F. Johnson ant F. Johnson: Messengers, Hudson Quinn and Patrick.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
Phoenix Pirates Strengthen Team
 For Tiger Game

Phoenix baseball managers are in tent on beating Crandalrs Tigers be- fore the season ends and each week brings a new lineup to face Sally and his slugging team mates. Next Sun day the Tigers will crawl into the pit with the Pirates and from the buc- cancers lineup it looks like fire will fly at the first clash.
 Manager Soekland realizes he must have some team to beat the Tigers as he watched the Bengals claw through the ll-Stars Monday after noon and he has not been successful against them with his regular team.
 Sunday the Pirates will open with Leachy Oveido on the mound. Ovei- do is the only valley pitcher who has blanked the Tigers this year. He comes from star hurlers of the val ley. Behind the bat Soekland will use hIenhennet who is rated as one of the best backstops in the league. Menhennet is out of his position on the inficld, but behind the bat he is a regular Ray Schalk The for mer Mesa stars will wear Pirate uni- forms Sunday including First Base man Price, Shortstop Mortenson and Outfielder Pomeroy.
 Pitcher Barnett, who held the Pi- rates hitless for seven innings three weeks ago, will be held in reserve al Sundays game.
 The Pirates will be stronger thar the All-S Stars as they will have the benefit of a weeks practice together before going on the field.
 This is how the Pirates will lool on the field at Riverside park Sun. day afternoon: Pepper, left field Menhennet, catcher; Lewis, second base; Miller, third base; Pomeroy center field; Mortenson, shortstop Price, first base; Coole, right field l Oveido and Barnett, pitchers; Lea mon, utility.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
TO INSPECT WEST

WASHINGTON, Sept. S-Eugene Meyer Jr., managing director of the war finance corporation, plans to leave soon for a survey of the agri- cultural and livestock sections of the west and south. He said he wished to study conditions of the ground and to learn the credit needs of the farmers at first hand.
 Mir Meyer also will take up with bankers and financiers the handling of loans quickly and efficiently.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, S pOT S=
BRAVES DIVIDE
 WITH QUAkERS
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

BOSTON, Sept. S.-Boston divided double header with Philadelphia, Oesehger pitching brilliantly in the first game until the ninth, and had a 6 to lead. He had held the vis- itors to three hits and in the fourth had retired the side on nine pitched balls Then Philadelphia made eight runs in the ninth and won. Oeschger was knocked out with seven of the eight runs against his account Bos- ton won easily in the second game Scores:
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
*Ran for Peters in ninth.

Summary: Two base hits: Konet- cby. three base hits: Konetchy, Le- bourveau. Christenbury;s sacrifice: Holke; double plays: Monroe, Park inson and Konetchy; Lebourveau, Miller and Monroe; Christenbury and Holke; Boeckel, Christenbury and Holke. bases on balls: Off Winters 3 Oeschger ?, McQuillan |; innings pitched: By Winters 2, Betts |. Oeschger s1-3, McQuillan 2-3; Struck out: By Oeschger 5. Winters n. Hit by pitcher: By Oeschger (Peters).
 Second game: k. ii. H.. Philadelphia .o0o 100 e10-2 ' 2 Boston .315 013 00x-13 15 1
 Batteries: c. Smith, Sedgwick and Bruggy; Watson and O'Neill.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
St. Louis Browns
 Beat White Hose
 2 Straight Games
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. s.-St Louis overcame Chicagos early three run lead and made it two straight by win ming. Sheeley's home run with two on gave Chicago all its tallies against Bayne. The clash was the final of the season between the two clubs. Score:
 R. H. F.. Chicago ..... 300 900 0o0-3 6 c St. Louis ... 900 001 201-4 10 Batteries: Wilkinson and Schalk; Bayne and Severeid.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Memphis 4, NaShVllte 0.
 First game at Atlanta 3, Mobile 0. Second game at Atlanta 4, Mobile 1. Chattanooga 3, New Orleans '. Birmingham o, Little Rock 0; Give innings. rain.)
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Seattle 5; Portland }. Sacramento 2; Salt Lake 5. Vernon 3-2: Oakland 5-1. Frisco 3; Los Angeles 4.
 Today's Games Seattle at Portland. Sacra mento at Salt Lake. Vernon at Oakland. Frisco at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Philadelphia 6; New York 5. Cleveland l; Detroit 15. St. Louis 4; Chicago 3.
 Today's Games Cleveland at St Louis. Detroit at Chicago. Boston at Washington. New York at Philadelphia
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
CH|CAG0 CUBS
 DEFEAT C|NCY
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CHICAGO, Sept. s.--Grimes' triple with the bases filled and two out in the fourth gave Chicago lead which Cincinnati was unable to overcome and the locals won, getting an even break on the series. Cheeves pitched in fine form. Daubert got four hits in as many times up. Score:
 xT t INT ID ID T. A
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
CELLAR CHAMPS
 DEFEAT YANKEES
IRepubIican A. P. Leased wire1

PHILADELPHIA Sept. s.-A double by Perkins and a single by Johnson gave Philadelphia two runs and a ninth inning victory over New York
 Ruth hit his fifty third home run or the season. He now needs only one more 10 equal his worlds record Of last year. He made, his fifty third home run last year at Philadelphia Sept. 97. Score.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09

gent, Bassler, Veach, Jamieson. Three base hits-Veach, Jones. Sto
 len bases-Young, Veach, Sargent. Sacrifice hits = Merritt, Bassier, Jones, Veach. Double plays-Sewell |. to Johnston. Bases on balls-Off Dauss, ?; Morton. l Sothoron, 4; Caldwell, l.; Clark, 3. Innings pitched-Sothoron, 13; Caldwell. 2-3; Clark, 1; Morton, 2. Struck out By Dauss. l Sothoron, 4; Morton, 1. Passed ball-Shinault, 4.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
,WALLOP l
 INDIANS 15-1|
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CLEVELAND, Sept. s-CleveIand wound up its 19A home games by being defeated by Detroit. Dauss was effective all the way, while none of the Cleveland pitchers could stop tho Tiparc Score.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
MORMoNs BEAT soLONs
DUCKS STILL SINKING
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus 3, Indianapolis 6. Minneapolis 10, Milwaukee g. Toledo ', Louisville ,.
 St. Paul 2. Kansas City '
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09

Summary: TWo-baSe hts: CHetNeS' Fonseca, Hollocher, kelleher, Dau- bert. Three base hits: Grimes, Kel- leher, Barber. Stolen bases: Dau- bert, Twombly. Sacrifice hits: Bar Der, Terry. Double plays: Kopf to Bohne to Daubert; Duncan to Win go. Bases on balls: Off Donohue, 2; off Cheeves, 1. Innings pitched: By Donohue, [; by Coumbe, l. Hit by pitcher: By Cheeves, Bressler Struck out: By Cheeves, 2; by Don ohue, 3.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
Republican Boys Drop Last One To
 Messengers 3 To 2

The Western Union Messengers downed the Republican Carriers 3-2 yesterday afternoon in one of the fastest games played in the Junior league this year. The game was played in one hour and 10 minutes. with only one error chalked against each team.
 The pitchers controlled the game, with Alex Brady of the messengers out twirling Rooser of the carriers.
 Score:
 Messengers .........o oOS Carriers l............ U |
 Batteries Brady and Patrick; Rooser and Caldwell.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. boys forfeited their game to the Republican carriers.
 The Western Union Messengers and Wilson school boys will meet at Riv- erside park this morning in the last game of the Junior league schedule
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
1HEY . STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston 6-13: Philadelphia S-2. Chicago 6; Cincinnati ?.
 Today's Games St Louis at Cincinnati. Chicago at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09

cUf1nlarN. IWO DdSt TlIIS-O. Walker. Perkins. Three base hits Witt. Home run-Ruth- Stolen base -E- Collins. Sacrifice hits-Perkins, NcCann. Peckinpaugh, Pipp. Double piays-McCann, Dykes and J. Walk s- Bases on bal1s-Off Rommell G., w Collins i. Rogers 4. Innings ritched-By w. Collins 2, Rogers G. Hit by pitcher-By W. Collins Dykes and E. Collins). Struck out-By Rommell s. w Collins 1.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
PIRATES WIN ExHIBITIoN GAME

FRA T ES WIN ENHiDI iON oNI" = CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Sept. S.-
 R. H. F. Pittsburg Nationals ......4 lO l Connellsville Independents B Batteries: Hamilton Carlson. l.. Bigbee and Warwick, Wilson Haul ser. Dunaway and Jones, Ridge.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
Pacific Coast
OAKS BEAT DUKE CROSS

L. A. BEATS LEADERS
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09

By innings- Cincinnati .... ...... .010 900 100-2 Chicago 900 301 02*-6