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New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Cotton Carry.Over Drops

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.--The worlds
i82o-21 cotton year, July 81 next, viii
he foSss,S50 halss, based on ths pres
ens rate Of ssnsumption, The Market
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

Plaintiffs Attorneys
To BANCO DE BARCELONA:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant TO an order
OF Hon. Edward +. Finch, a Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the State;of New York,
filed with the complaint in the office of
the Clerk of the County of New York, at
the County Court House. In the Boroug h
OF Manhattan, City. County and State OF
New York.
Dated, New York, January %, 1891
PARKER, MARSHALL, MILLER, AUCH-
INCLOSS 8r RANDALL, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs, Office and P. o. Address
81 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Judgments Filed
I'm New York County

The following Judgments were filed yes
terday, February TO-, the first name being
that Of the debtor:
Amstar Line Co.. Ino-H. Fl.
Anderson. n Fred s-M stieeiitz Sits its % %
American Children's Dress Co.
Arthur VI Kaufman. ino.-p. i.p 1'''0S
" =. Shrisr ..a........ ........ 1,o5s2o
Concordia Fire Ins. Co, Inc 1sSso
neGk, Arthur F.-T. Tsiteibaum ss71s
hSsra; esr5i,, n Milan; III nxnaIs and r. Geo. t.
5orun, Carlos A. g. Amsinch
n@Iansea shoe Co. inc.--H. '''s''''
srasss4 osss 81. erso: :: s'sss 'sss
r Ltd; Guinaldo .;,.... s,oss.45
Carl II. Schultz Corp, Carl r.
Schultz and Theodore Hansen
casMcBse. Jones 8 CO. s....:.. l4ss7.7s
csay; sG..ra Herbert 1Io,r. ", F-Greeisy
conrey. N. Ausasta-h. shot 'i'0'
,, tick. ct al ................,. ss9.2s
Curtis, business Paper, Inc
Collins, Thomas RI. W. wall ss.sS 2ss.sS
Cutler, Samuel, Philip and Paul
Coulter Bros) Columbia
Smelling s. Refining Works s5S72s
Davis. David, and Morris Peltz-
man (Davis & Peitzman)--S.
Delgsis, Edwardo- General Motors 'A'''
Acceptance Corp, ............ sss.ss
Dublin, David-S Bayer, ct al ss7I4
D'Ameiia, Giuseppe--w. NJ Bar
- rett w.: 1,,, -. 1lg,75
Developing Corp :::.;... s7s27
mlsenstadt. aernan-a: Mitchell 1850
sridiser' Louls-i~ o. MOTIFS. 1914
co,-people. etc, ;...... -. 100000
NJ. Fiol ............,... a2oss
Saroe9n Co, lno.--Biaekford.. 1880
9sonich, Joseph tR g. q. Dress
Cob. Dunsky ct al. 80. 27s.ss
Hunting. James P.--w. J. Fed
;. Gers. szSss
Miller .s....................... xsRss
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
COUNTY.-BENIGNO DE LA RIVA
JAsSGoBo GARCIA. MANUEL GARCIA
BNRIQUE DE LA R4yA and vICToRI.
ANO DE LA RIvA, partners doing busi-
ness under the firm namc OF RIvA Y
GARCIA, Plaintiffs against BANCO DE
BARCELONA, Defendant. Summons--
With Notice.
TO the above named Defendant: ...
You are hereby summoned TO answer
the complaint In this action. and to serve
copy OF your answer on tho Plaintiffs'
Attorneys within 90 days after the seryice
OF this summons, exclusive cf the day Of
service, and in case of your failure to
appear. or answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
nanded in the complaint.-Dated, Decem-
Der 30th, 1890
PARKER, MARSHALL. MILLER, AUcH-
INCLOSS & RANDALL, Plaintiffs
Attorneys, Post Office Address and
Once, No. 81 Broadway Street.
NOTICE.--Take notice. that upon your
default to appear or answer the above
summons, Judgment will be taken against
you for the sum of dollars.
with interest from
and with costs of this action.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

LAIDLAw,. LAURA KIN PURSUANCE
Of an Order Of Honorable John p
Cohalan. Surrogate OF the County Of
New York, NOTICE is hereby given TO ali
persons having claims against Laura X
Laidlaw, late Of the County of New YORK
deceased, to present the same wit h
vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at
their place OF transacting business at tho
office OF Walter r, Herrick. their attorney,
at No. 81 Broadway, in the Borough OF Man.
haitian. in the City of New York, Stata
of Nav York, on or before the 18th day Of
May, lD21, next
Dated New York, the sth day OF Novem.
Der, 1920.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Executor.
WALTER r. HHRRICK,
Attorney for Executor, Office and p o.
Address. 81 Broadway Borough of
Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor the
second that OF the creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed:
Weber Louis Ga Maynard;
Russo. Frank P-J zicarelli; S
Friedman. Ignatz, and B Metro
WITT Tilly-W schoncke Sept
porack, Robert II, and Reuben '''''
i Cohen--National Nassau Bank
of N Y; Mar 3, 915....... 11s1
sussInan. VIM s-City OF N Y;
:, Apr II. 1917 tvacated) ....... 1855
Van Benschoten, Joseph R-Alyn
Hall Realty Co; Mar IL. 1919 st&2B
Stark. Sadie-E M Seixas; June
a. 1920 5000
S. 1879 ...... so,isI.s2
Mulcahy; Jan ,3. 1919. 1olsI.6s
Payne. John B-H Pfeiffer; Nov
sc, &c. 1920 .;;....... 2sss.s2
,,ss dore shirt Co Inc; Jan g. 1921 1,sas.77
rrln Inc; July :, 1920 ....:..... l,1ss.so
Coaaen--People. etc; Feb is.
n,ass, isai w.. ...... $4,000
r,ra.t Sard q & al; June Is. 1870: 1.4ss.sT
Ho'ei GO; Nov 20. 1912. ....... 1o1.ss
In Bronx County
F'rech Rudolph-c Walsh;
Halpin. Nichols. ana Thomas Ssi'a
Central Cigar Mfg CO.; Sept 4,
Proctor, W noss--R charsrandd: ''''
sa1ne-same: % April 5. issc..... ssssss sss.ss
sanas-.R A chartrand. inft Jan
sams~-eamsi April ., isas 80. ssss.ss
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
SURROGATES' NOTICES

TILFORD. HENRY M-THE PEOPLE or
THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY THE
PENDENT--To Hunt T. Dick 'ns0n. Frank
Y. -Tilford, Elizabeth T. keferstsan, Old
Dominion Trust Company, as Executor q The
Chastain, deceased: w. Il. Slaughter as
Executor of the Last VIII and Testament Of
James Bruce Chastain deceased: william
Cabell Bruce, as Executor of the Last WI
and Testament of James Bruce Chastain os
ceased George r. Hunt, as Executor Of The
Last WIN and Testament of James Bruce
Chastain, deceased; Lula II. Edmondson a.
ExecutriX of the Last Will and Testament o.
James Bruce Chastain. deceased; James r.
Taylor. as substituted trustee Of the truS
created for the benefit Of Hunt I. Dicklnsoh
under the Fourteenth clause OF the Last VIZ
and Testament of Catharine Hunt TiltoTe
deceased and Isabelle w. Tilford, SEND
GREETING:
WHEREAS. Isabelle W Tnrord. who rs.
sides at Tuxedo Park. Orange County NsF
York. and The Farmers Loan and Trut
Company, domestic corporation having Us
principal place Of business a No. p Willlsn
County and State OF New York. as Executor
of the Last VIII and Testament Of Henry
Tllford, deceased, have presented an acooun'
OF the proceedings OF said Henry NJ. Thforo
az trustee for Hunt T. Dickinson under ts
last VIII and Testament Of CRtharins HUE
Tilford, late OF the County OF New York. ds
ceased. and have also presented and nlea
petition praying that the said account b
s-,--
THEREFORE,, you and each OF you are here
by cited to show cause before our surToshss
OF the County of New York at Surrogate
Court of said County of New York. 70 ps
held at the Hall of Records in the Boroag91
of Manhattan. City, County and State o.
New York. on the Sth day Of February, lszl
at 1890 o'clock in the forenoon Of that la asl.
why said account should not be jddlclhD!
settled and allowed
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we says
caused the seal Of the Surrcsstes
Court of the said County Of he" he""
York to he hereunto sIHel
WITNESS. Hon. John P Cohaian
tSEALf one of the Surrogates OF o9,
said County Of New York, Of say
County. the l4th day a 1anusn
in the year of our Lord @ ue'
Thousand nine hundred tSshR'
one.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEEt
d Clerk OF the Surrogates' Ccur
FORSYTH WICKES,
II Wall Street New York. " z, end
GELLER, ROLSTON & BLANC.
% Exchange Place, New York. N. K"
Attorneys for Accountants.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

MARTIN coRNELIA sHBRMlAN.T--,sses rs
pursuance OF an order of Honorsbii.s., i..,,g 80 q
New York, notice is hereby giYen w.nA1is w
persons having claims against IN.
Sherman Martin, late Of the City % o., me
don, England. deceased. 70 pressht .,b.
same, with vouchers thereof, 20 Shs ms.
scriber. at his place OF transactlns ~
ness at the office OF Davies. Aueseasse asas SEQ
Cornell, his attorneys. at No. 81 eNsw
Street. Borough OF Manhattan, City ., IlIy
York, on or before the 29th day -
Dated New York. the. 2snd day of 'AD't
uary, 1891. ,,..,,,or.
DAVIES, AUEBBACH g. CORY Ntst tfsost-
Attorneys for Exeeutor once strast
office Address. No. 81 Nasssa - et.ssy,
Borough OF Manhattan, New xof~ 80
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
CHELSEA FIREPROOF
Storage Warehouses. Inc.
SURRoGATEs' NOTICES
426-434 WEST 26TH ST.
NEW YORK CITY.
L. sCHRAMM, PRESIDENT.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
york, By the Grace of God, Free and
fndependent.-To Edith Waterman Rich
mTond, william Bullock Waterman and
next of kin of Paul Waterman, late of the
County Of New York, deceased and John
Hale Mason and Howard Irving Gardner.
named as trustees and executors in an IN
and Testament of said Paul Waterman
deceased. SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS Stephen Waterman, who re-
sides at No. 273 Gano Street, Providence,
Surrogates' Court OF our County of New
York to have certain instruments in writ
ing, respectively dated the I1th day OF
August. 1914. and the Sth day of Decer1-
Der, 1920, relating to both real and per
soma! property, duly proved as the Last
WIZ and Testament of Paul Waterman
vino was at the time of his death a resi-.
dent of the County of New York. deceased .
FaHREFoRE You and each of you are
cited to show cause before the Surrogates'
Court of our County of New York at the
Hall of Records, in the County of Nsw
York, on the 18th day of March, 1921, at
haif-past ten o'clock In the forenoon of
that day, why the said WIFI ald testament
and codtcil thereto should NOT be admitted
to probate as will of real and personal
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal or the surrogates Court
(New York York to be hereunto aflixed'
Surro- WITNESS, Honorable John
gates r Cohalan, Surrogate OF
SeaD our said County of New York
at said County, the 18th day
OF January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty one
DANIEL ]. DOwDNEY
Clerk OF the surrogates' Court.
tioner. 50 Liberty Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

In accordance with the provision of law.
there being due and unpaid charges for
whioh the undersigned. CHELSEA FIRE
PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, INC,
Is entitled to lien, warehouseman, on
the goods hereinafter described and due
notice having been given to all parties
known to claim an interest therein, and
the time specified in such notice for pay
ment of such charges having expired there
will be sold at public auction at 426-434
West 26th Street. New York City. on Mon
day, March 18th, 1921, at 1890 A, NJ, and
IL the sale thereof is not completed on
said date the Same Will be continued at
the same place on each and every Monday
thereafter, beginning at 10 80 A. NJ. and
ccontinnins until all the goods are sold, the
Pictures, drawings and paintings hela
for the account Of Mrs. F. L. May,
Pictures, paintings boxes and vases, held
Kneeiand.
All being now stored with the said Cora.
psny In It's warehouses ana all 10 be more
specifically announced ana described at
time of said sale.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

BACON. ELIZABETH GARDINER
Notice is hereby given that the uneGss
signed intends TO apply 20 one Of w w
Surrogates OF the County OF New iun
for decree awarding TO him heglqf' lI,sf'
of Administration on the estate OK n''s,
abeth Gardiner Bacon, deceased, la's -
the County and State of New YORK -s.it W.
der Section 2591 of the Code Of ~, CsS
Procedure Of the State OF New YORK. "a,
directing that the penalty Of his bona. 8.
such administrator. shall not exceed aoss, st.s,s
the amount of the claims OF creollossJi
against said estate presented 70 ss so
Surrogate, pursuant 20 the notice ~. ~
vided for in said Section 2s9i. sa!d p1mS shs a
however. TO be in no event less iAa1
Ave thousand ($5. .00o) dollars; ana -,
Notice is hereby given 20 all pei usSls. sy,.
having claims against said estate ot nas H,s.
abeth Gardiner Bacon. deceased. 20 % %nn.
sent their claims. duly vertiaea, 70 SSsu
OF the Surrogates of said County ei ~
York. at the said Surrogats's Office, IN asso.
Hall of Records, in the Borough OF ssa,. Sa
haitian, City of New York. on OF pei''
the sth day of March, 1921 40,
Dated New York. January I7tn. lyzSN liys,N
HAMILTON FISH BENJA,NsA
APPLETON BUTLER e RlCf., u,ss
torneys for Hamilton Fish BfnJ IA,
OTice and Post Office Address -
So Wall Street. New York cl's'
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16
Commercial Credit

The commercial money situation
showed no change yesterday.
Commercial paper rates were firm at
7& per cent for prime names, with
few exceptionally good names and short
maturities going at III per cent.
Bank acceptance rates were un-
changed, The following open market
rates were quoted by the American Ac-
ceptance Council:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

The following Judgments were fled YES
terday, Februaary TO-, the first name being
that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

FORSYTH WICKES,
II Wall Street New York. v z, end
GELLER, ROLSTON & BLANC,
% Exchange Place, New York. N. x7
Attorneys for Accountants
New-York tribune., 1921-02-16

g12 6th nv.
PROVIDENCE
Robinson, arr needleworN. 9to Madison az
j. samnsls q Bro. NJ. 1saacs, ladies
PUEBLO, COL.
Crews-Beggs D. @. Co.; A. L. Sullivan
drapcries, carpets rugs. toys: s4o Madi-
RICHMOND, VA.
Dreyfus Co.; Miss c. e. 6myth, re&dy 10
ROANOKE. VA.
Miller q Rhoads; A. Bates. notions
toilet goods; RTTtASD ~ IA S1; VT
Kramer. Frank & Co. H, II. Walk, gen
ersl merchandise; Breslin.
SALEM, MASS.
William G.. Weber Co.; Misc A. L. Alley,
~i,.'ass' ma',< saS a. = ASTos1o, A TEX: -
clothing. furnishlngs, wash goods; Affii-
lated stores ss3&ATSlm Ss3& ,STS nlway "a
L, Mohr e. Sons; G.. L. Mohr notionA
hosiery: underwear, mems furnishings. sst
SCRANTON, PA.
furnishing goods hats and shoes; W.
Rosenberg, clothing, furnishing goods. hats
and shoes. Broadway Central.
Household Quitting Co.; Oscar Klee-
man. carpets furniturs and stoves. Penn
sylvania.
Max Kartunkel, dry goods ana shoes;
Grand.
SEATTLE, WASH.
Bon Marche; A. P. Shannon, toys and
sporting s0sdsi sHREyRp6Rr 2a5 5'p aY. IA
Dreyfus d. G. Co.; J. G. Levy, up
noistery drapery. general mdse.; . w.
SIDNEY, MONT.
SOUTH BEND, IND.
ooIsatn Brandon, 5a., Durrel Co; T, H. Brandon.
Ray. waists children's wear. York
Brandon Durrell Col IT. II. Brandon
corsets hosiery Miss e. Ray. waists, chill
dren's wear; York
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
merry; 4Q4 4th av
Woods Mcnamara Co.; F. M Mona
mara undspRssr; sPRsSd; Fl BEsgltn- re- Il or,,o
E.. Wren Co.; c. J. weicnel, house fur
nishing goods, toys; Sls 7th av
The Edward Wren Co.: E. r. Meyer,
sPRiNGFIELD. TENN.
Dulin- Glenn Co.: Mr.. Glenn, Iadies' ready
:" Ns ST srATEsViLLE. III wi riR hsof Y. @.
johnson Belk Co A. B. johnson, drap-
cries; Alfred Fantl. 11s w 32d st.
johnson Belly Co: A. B. johnson, gem
eral ndse.; 116 w. 32d St
sTEuBENyILLE, OHIO
/ sulzbas sher & Co; J. Moser. house fur.
nlshtngs. china; Alfred Fantl. lis w. S2d
Munker Co; Mr.. Lowenxood. ladies,
ready to wear; 4o4 4th av.. 7th floor
f. l. sulzbacher Co.; A. J. Moser, china
sr. ALBaSs, VIZ.
Richardson, Twigg Co; w. DooIin, dry
goods notions. carpets, ready to wear
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
B u G. c. | E S

ARNOl-D'S hand made close top, full leather trimmed is
the best buggy the market. Our Patent Reinforced
Double Reach Gear has equal. We have not had
broken Reach in TEN years. We placing guaran-
tee Of FIVE years every set of buggy reaches put
out, whether sold old job. If you break
them in two from acual wear, matter how hard they
have been used will replace them free of charge.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
Automobile Tops and
Painting

Perhaps there has been bigger reduction in Auto
Tops and materials than any other material the
ket. We offering you the best tops made of the
very best material such Never-Leaks Dreadnausht
Pantiso,e Rubber and Drill from 33 l3 to so per cent
less than last years prices Read these carefully Ford
sip-over top and back curtains ready to 60 your
Fords, $500, $500, $1,000 and $3.50, depending
the grade you select and the kind of light you the
back curtain.
Buick top and back curtains, made with French
wing like the 1920 Buick with IL inch bevel glass and
brass Frame nckeled boted in of the best double
fabric, Never-Leak, guaranteed, put your for
$4,000.
All other tops in the same proportion. Let us hg
ure with you and submit samples of materials.
Our Painting department is the most complete Of
anyone in the central part of the state. We have fur
mace heat and the best light of any Automobile paint
shop in the country, and have space to paint twenty
cars the time. Let make you prices on Paint
ing, Trimming and Overhaulng your car, as we are in
position to rebuild your car from the ground new and
under the same roof.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
Special Bargain in Auto Tires

New stock jus, received at reduced prices These
arr N. lowest prices we have had offer you at any
time Perhaps the lowest you have ever heard OF on
strictly high grade, 5000 Mile Guarantee Auto Tires
Such brands as Frestone, Goodyear Micheln, Nc
Cra~ and United States-the leading brands the
American market-We quote you below few of our
bargains that offer this week in bargain show
window:
5000 Mile, 30x3 Firestone. for ........... .SlOS5
5000 Mile 3Ox3la Goodyear Smooth tread. .$l4.OO
5000 Mile 3lx4 Good,ear, Smooth Tread. .$lS.75
5000 Mile 32x4 Goodyear Smooth Tread $2l.OO
5000 Mile 33x4 Goodyear Non-Skid $500
5000 Mile 34x41a Goodyear Non-Skid $500
5000 Mile 35x4l, Goodyear Non Skid 80. $3.50
5000 Mile 36x4ia Goodyear Non Skid $500
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
Don't Complain Any More
of High Prices

WE ARE OFFERING OILS AND GREASES BELOW
PRE.WAR PRICES BRING YOUR FIVE GAL
LON CAN. AND WE WILL FILL 1T WITH THE
BEST GRADE OF CYLINDER OIL FOR 65 CENTS
PER GALLON, CASH
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
ODD FELLOWS GROWING

Showing the largest net increase IN
its history during the incumbency OF
Grand Master Burton A. Gaskill, OF
MAYS Landing, n. j., the independent
Order of Odd Fellows IN New jersey
now boasts of a membership OF 3o,OUO
in the State with every indication that
the number will be materially IN
creased when reports of officers are
submitted at the 88th annual session
of the Grand Lodge, which began at
Asbury Park Tuesday.
With a total of 247 lodges the Or
der has passed through the most sue
cesstul year in its history, and the
plans formulated for the future by the
administration and endorsed by the
action OF a large majority of subordl-
nate lodges presages even greater ac-
tivities for the three-linkS fraternity
during the coming year.
Personally sponsored by Grand
Master Gaskill, degree demonstrations
held in Camden and Orange during
the late Spring resulted in the gather
ing of over $4,000 Odd Fellows from
al parts of the State. Automobile
runs to the Odd Fellows Home, at
Trenton, on three occasions, from va
rious parts of the State, resulted IN
an attendance of over 1000 members
of the Order.
Grand Master Gaskill has submitted
a plan for raising 100000 for the
erection of a new home at Trenton
and also for an endowment fund of
100000 which will obviate further
per capita tax for its maintenance.
The plan has been approved by a ma
iority of lodges, many having sub
mitted the proposition to its members
on a referendum vote.
Charles H. Baker, of Newark, pres
ent Deputy Grand Master, will be
elected to head the Order in the State
without opposition, while Andrew
StertZer. or Hackensack, will be ad-
yacod to the office of Deputy Grand
Master, he i'm turn being succeeded as
Grand Warden by either Senator VIM.
Fl. Bright. of Wildwood, or William
Muir. of New Brunswick, both aspir-
ants for the honor.
Three candidates are in the field
for representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, including Geo. H. DaI-
rymp.e, former Judge OF Iassale
County; Harvey s. Hopkins, County
Clerk yf Essex County, and Peter n.
STAGE. former Judge Of Bergen
County.
The retiring Grand Master, who is
the Youngest man to ever hold the
office In New Jersey. IN his annual re-
port. gives much credit to the publc
press of this and adjoining States fof
the success Of his administration.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
Salmon ChOwder

One-third cup of half-inch cubes Of
salt pork, one sliced onion, four pota-
toes, cut in half-inch cubes, one beaten
egg, one a of salmon, two table
spoonful Of paprika, one-eighth tea
cup of flour, three cupfuls of hot milk,
three cupfuls of boiling water, one
teaspoonful of salt, one-quarter tea
spoonful %paprika, %one-enghth tea
spoonful Of pepper, one-quarter tea
spoonful onion juice. Cook the salt
pork and onion for ten minutes, then
add the boiling water and strain into
chowder kettle.
Add the potatoes and s~easonings,
and cook for twenty minutes. Mix
the flower to a smooth paste with wa
ter, add to the milk and cook for five
minutes. Add this to the potatoes.
Chop the salmon, add the crumbs, egg,
salt, pepper and onion juice, mixing
well. Shape into balls, add to chow
der and cook for ten minutes. Serve
hot with crackers. Other fish may be
.sed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07

ped white turnip, three cupfuls of hot
milk, two teaspoonsfuls of salt, oe-
quarter teaspoon of pepper, one-third
cup of half inch cubes of salt pork, one
and a half cupfuls of half inch cubes
of potatoe, one cupful of half inch
cubes of parsnip, one quart Of boiling
water, three-quarters cup of dried
bread crumbs, n t~easpoonful of
chopped parsley
Fry the pork and onion for five mi
nutes, add the vegetables and water.
Cook for twenty minutes, add the
milk, s~easonings, crumbs and parsley.
SnrNn hot -
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07

Washington, Oct. 3.-Decrease dur
ing the last decade in the average
number Of persons in a family and to
d dwelling in the United States is in
dictated by comparative statistics made
public today by the Census Bureau.
The 1920 census showed, a statement
said, that the nations population was
grouped into 24,351, 676 families resid-
ing in 20,697,204 dwellings, making an
average of 4.3 persons to a family and
81 persons to a dwelling.
In 1910 the average number of per-
sons to a family was As and to a
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
Bean Chowder

One cupful Of beans, one cupfuI of
tomato sauce, n a of corn, two
tablespoonful of butter, o~ne-quarter
teaspoon of soda, two quarts of boil
ing water, one and a half t~easpoonfuls
Of salt, one-quarter teaspoon of pep
per, cracker or bread crumbs. Soak
the beans over night, In the morning
drain, rinse and bring to a boiling
point with soda and cold water to
cover.
Drain and rinse again, then add to
the boiling water and allow to sim
mcr until the beans are almost done.
Add the seasoning, tomato juice, corn,
and when tender add the cracker or
bread crumbs to thicken. If too thick,
add a little more water.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07

only n dwelling in the Census Blu
reau's classification.
AS shown by the 1920 census, the
average size of families was greater
in Southern States and smallest in
Western States, the Bureau an
nOunced. The number of persons to
a dwelling was greatest in New Eng
land and Middle Atlantic States.
Among individual States the average
to a family in 1920 ranged from 3.5 in
Nevada to 5 in North Carolina, and to
a dwelling from 81 in Nevada to rs
in New York.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07

dwelling 81. The average in both
both cases was still higher in 1885
persons to a family and Sc persons to
a dwelling-and has declined steadily
since.
The Census Bureau applies the term
family" to a group of persons
whether related by blood or not, liv-
ing together in one household. One
person living alone is counted as a
family, while the occupants of a hotel
or institution, regardless of their num-
Der, are considered one family. An
entire apartment house, although the
home of many families, constitutes