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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
KANSAS CITY
PREPARES FOR THE
AMERICAN LEGION
Lively Convention to Be
Staged There in
October

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July S.-The
stage IN being set In Kansas city for
the livoliest national convention the
American Legion haH seen when the
Veterans OF the A.. n. +. assemble ON
October n.
C~owpunchers from Montana ar
rayed In "ohaps" and sombreros will
dnHh through the streets on cow
ponies provided by the Grover Metz
Eor post OF The legion here. composed
of local stockynrds men. Airmen will
perform aerial stunts under the III
reaction Of the Kansas City Flying club
which "a posted prizes. Legion
naircs from Town are scheduled to ar
rive In side door pullmans' bearing
the familiar 80 hommes. \ chevaux."
legend. ~ well known to veterans OF
French troop trains.
Alsn. among those present will no
President Harding. General John J.
rorshing. late &C In G." of the a. r..
=. Marshal Fpch. ana Admiral sir
David Beatty, hero OF the battle OF
Jutland
\ delegation ~ i've legion men IL
s~choduleg to Jrriye from Canada and
q similhr contingent from Panama,
Thirty i've hundred accredited dele
gates In all are expected. 4 much
larger number, from the territory
adjacent 10 Kansas city will be on
hand for h artdv nponing the three
days sessions Many towns In Mis-
our aud Kuusi. have sent word that
they viii have lGtg, delegations down
Tor the parade.
TIuy four men holders OF the Con-
Ercssional Medal Of Honor the high
ryt decoration Ter bravery that the
couutry bestoWr will be- invited 20 at
lend the convention with their wives
us guests OF honor. an expenses being
paid hy h legion.
II h. planned to hui'd temporary
tracks ana run rrllmnu cars into the
hearts Of h city. where they viii be-
parked" FOR the accommodation OF
delegates during their stay.
In addition To tn" American rcFior
convention. various divisional aut
unit reunions viii be held az tho same
time. Member or organizations de
string 10 hold such reunions are be.
INK urged to communicate with ia,
l,Flstritin division ct the legion con.
NuutlUu hero.
4 MAR department exhibit Of wal
materials, ts,l ,ld captured, is To D.,
shown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
Engineer to Retire After
81 Years on Rock
Island
ny u. :. GIBBONS.

CHICAGO, H. July S.-'Go easy
BE CAREFUL
Thut Is the advice Of a man who
has been dipping along al the rate uf
go miles an hour Tor the past o.
years
lie IS John D. Lacey. the most
travelled engineer in ~" world. And,
with some 2,39s1l5 miles equal tu
90 trips around the globe checked uI
on his ~hpVrdufIutvr. hy ~ getting
ready to retire on AUGUST J..
Plenty of spood-but lots o. COM
troll That's my hobby. says Lacey.
and that's my tip tu everybody.
4 like ruiu' fast nothlu' less than
80 per Tor grtuduHp. Whenever
take D,tp-thut'H my pct engine
YOU know out Tor t spin. ] just
travel un the idul OF the quicker We
get there. the better"
LACEY figures he's carried about
30 900 600 folks. Huu De- hu- been Dol
livery state iu the union
Ever had uu accident Lacey
smiles us hv repeats tho query "Nup'
not one safety first, That's W'
an over
IN, vet remembers tho days wh'f
go miles 900 huuI was aum' travelling
The 'uEIu,- uf tult time. Do" say
wet, iukva compared tu hIs "r't,
Whom hu rings out 40 fI, Ia salt
! street station hrr, for tho Iust tim,
he'll start drawing the largest pen
sion ever granted am engineer Dos nat
/ Rock Island
"NuI vhHt'U . do when l'y" uui
Pete We'll there's my home uu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
HOW THE SANTA FE
ADVANCED FREIGHT
RATES 10 PER CENT
Took Advantage of Mile
age Basis to Gain Ad-
ditional Charge

SANTA rE, Ju.y s.-No Increase In
freight rates In New Mexico has been
authorized by the state corporation
commission. T.. n. Coard, the COM
missions rate expert. said today. On
Ap,H 6, the Santa Re railroad did
max. effective an increase Of 10 per
cent In rates In the territory lying
west Of the company's line running
from the Colora1o-New Mexico line,
above Ration. through las Vegas and
Albuquerque. aLd on 10 III ,ITisD.
This advance In rates was made after
having given thu 3O-day notice that
Is provided by statute. Under this
procedure, the advance was not au-
thurized by the commission and. In
fact. the commission had no authority
In the matter, under the 3O-day no
tice.
Coard explained that last August
the Interstate Commerce conn issior
authorized an Increase In freight
rates, 81 per cen to apply IN tbs
territory lying west Of the line jusI
described. and 20 per rem In the ter
fitory cast Of tho line. The incrcas'
that the Santa Fe made effective OF
April 9 waa on a mileage basis, ~
that. mile FOR mile. the 80 per cen
Increase would apply To the easter
territory also.
Chairman Hugh II. Williams AM
Rate Expert Coa-d both said that al
to the present time no complaints -
protests against the increase had beer
received FROM freight shippers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08

my rlrdcn-but now and then III
want speed. Thcn IN take an air
plane trip"
Lacey was born Ia Baltimore 20
years aRo-but he doesn't look that
old. lie went west In AN ON cart,
Sever been sick a day in his life.
Health Is easy enough says he.
just live naturally. What folks need
nowadays is moderation. II worked
pretty well IN me"
Lacey removed his hat and dis
played % crop of snow white hair.
At least rs all my own-cven II
~ is white" ho says.
And hen came "a call from his con-
dLctor AN buJrd-Hucky Mountain
Limited"
Bye, bye laughed the old timer
An. be swung aboard like q iG-yrnr'
old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08

ared tsioo) Dollars eseh. al Of which cap. /,
itsl stock shall be common stock with voting
powers.
The m and Post office ssarsseses Of
the ineorporators, and the number Of shares
Of capital s,esa hsis BY Zach sre a iGiIeysoa
" n. Pisttsu.-Aibuausrqus y NJ. ala
K ,. Bunss.-Albuqusrsus, y. N, 1
? Adsmson-sst Law. City. u,ss.
And he aggregate amount Of such sub.
serip,ions paid in. and upon which the com.
pany shall commence IL business, u fifty
rheusand tsso'ooo) DeiiAFs.
The period for Witch mi. eorporatlou
'h'll endure Is hny Isol years
The number Of directors who shah man.
age the attain Of the Company shall be no,
hes than three ta) nor more than seven 90
sne shall BE- the number fixed by the bylass
and until Otherwise fixed aud determined ~
the Bylaws Of the Company, the name. Of
iissss ~, a,s'f n,., , sss s month"; %an ssS ,ss 'n XII,
successors are duly elected, shall BE-
n W. SLOAN
X brIleesskks sr
VIII
The Board Of Directors shall have power
70 Sa. iSse. s ~ a.. c 81 Iss %'S %siss b. q ".
shall be the By. Laws o. The Company, unil
and unless the same be repenlsd' smrna.d,
I, .as es T.. law :AS Say s % e S' s, b, b :.d ~
~ WITNESS %HEkEoF. III. uud.r.irp.
%. a. incorporatora have hereunto set their
hands this ssih day Of May lgei.
". u PICkETr
X. p. BARNES
X. W. SLOAN
l.. v. ADAMSoN.
WITNESS. Leslie 2 Brobers.
STATE OF NEW NExICO)
BEHNALlLLO COUNTY,
On this 9sth day Of May. a. D. iS7i. be.
fore me personally appeared W II. Picket,
persons described in aud who executed the
foregoing Articles Of Incorporation. and
severAily s~ekno~lsdgsd that they executed
WITNESS my hand and Noiarial Seal tho
day and year In this .c.rlieAie aiors.aid.
EDWIN l. uhoSk,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires April 4.is2s.
STATE OF UTAH
COUNTY or SALT LARE)
On this gath day of May. A. n. 1921, be
fore me. psrsunally appeared " W Sloan
and J.. y, AdAmson, TO me known 10 be the
persons described In and who executed ths
foregoing Articles Of Incorporation, and
ACKNOWLEDGED To me that they executed ihs
sans a. their free aud voluntary act and
WITNESS my hand aud SotArial Seal ,h,
day aud year In this certificate Aforesaid.
LESLIE =. BROBER0,
No.sry, Public Salt Lake City Utah.
Ny commission expires August lat. 1894
ENDORSED
No. 1lIOO
Cor. Reed Vol, 7, Page 81
Articles Of Incorporation
THE AGENCY coMPINY OF NEW
XXI
mo Siockholders' Liability
Filled In office Of State Corporation
Commission of New Mexico.
June p, 1921 2 p. m.
A. l. MORRISON, CLERK.
Compared JJO 20 EMA. July SO
THE AGENCY Co.
100 $ ard ST City.
, INDENED
Compared D.. q. 20 4. q.
STATE OF NEW AEXCO1
/ COUNTY OF B~ERNALILLo)
This instrument was flied for record on III
20 day of June. 1921. at $3.50 O'Clock u
NJ. Recorded In Nolllllill 90 Misel. o
Records 81 Naid County. folio a..
FRED CROLLErr. CLERK and Recorder
ny .''..t .'t....' Deputy tlerhk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
Elks Initiated to
Koshare Touring Club

When the visiting Elks received
h'll posters yesterday ana today uf tho
"kushar, Touring club offering them
Zone mesa o. sierra. one arroyo
one n,,puiu one ousitI. one frilul" Ou"
tumul, and many scuoritus." all for
two dollars. they decided tu buy tho
whole lot aud then nnd out what II
ull meant iu goud United states
Certain thoy were that In all their
travels from the turthcrmost points
of th, east uulst tu the edge ~ IN"
west mo- ON, had offered 10 give them
amy thing lIkr that. investigation
proved that a." kushar" Touring
club. known as the Hickey Fcrgu~sor
tours heretofore were giving them
SOME Information about the tours
wNI.u take boz all th" interesting
points OF the southwest particularly
iu, uur that would iutrUdu', them
tu NIhuuurTuu, and IA, ountry here
about and help them 90 pass the time
of their stay iu the city. Co advantage.
N. posters read The kuzhurv
are the delight makers of the Indians
uI N,W Mexico
Thc Ko-hltr touring club is an
honest to goodness delight maker boz
fH. land of th, delight makers
1T gives you honest to goodness
delightful trips 90 % point In the
southwest
.Anyuu. who takes q trip whether
long or short. becomes 90 NE m"m-
Der aud d. entitled Co JI the UtrrJ-
turr and Insignia eft tho olun.
"All visiting ElkH are invited IA
Join You can take that trip RIGHT
sow july "a d. 1921. POGO pruUtol
Two dollars rirht now Will show
Won one mesa. one sierra % arroyo.
ON. n,ruult. me DIsitn, % trlIole
uu, tYmaIv and many s"nuritas"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
IEGAL NOTICES

IEGAL NOTICES Is
STATE pF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OBJ NFW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United States NJ America
SIT, % New Ntxirol
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED that the an.
I.E.I r, % FOIL true aud complete transcript.
u. iu,
t.rHhraiy uf incorporation
Of
TIM AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW
MEXICO
$50 Si.,Lhuldrrs' Liability
no ilinul
W.fU fip endorsements thereon. a. same
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08

appears on file aud u record In the office Of
The state Compensation Commission.
tsEAL)
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. III. State Cor
pufation Commission Of the state 81 New
MEXICO has caused this certificate to be siEn.
ed b. its Chairman aud the seal o. said Con.
mission. to be affixed al the city VI santa
fe On this 2ist day Of June, 4 u 1921.
HUdH ". WILLIAMS.
Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08

STATE OF NEW NRxfcp
STATE CORPORATION c0hNfsafoN
c~rnrrr2iSSASTEs w o. tekSasePPAarsos
uniied s,sies q Aneries-
1T IL HsRtRf cERfiRrED. thu, N. ss.
nszsd IL a nh true and complete transcript
cs.r+irs.,. Of s,oslAeldsr.' Son-Ll.bGl,y
THE AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW
cso s,o,tssi a'Sy L,.sm,,,
tNo. mon
with the saaer..seni. is,rs.s s. ssm:
IN rEsTiM5sy WHEREOF. III. stat. Cor
SssisS Ass ssassa shls ..rtifssss 70 Ss .lss.
ed by is Chsirmsn aad The seal o. ssid Com
mission. 70 be sffirsd a. the ciy o. santa
" on this '''' day n e is' 4. S%RLisas,
Chairman.
A. L. MORRISON
CERTIFICATE OF NO sTocKHoLDERs'
LIABILITY.
\ wH tsasEEaAes q; ecM issS;T'' 81 sk WI Ssrs,.'
insofpersisd. and ARTICLES of fnsorpsrsiiss %
that end hsse been executed preparatory 70
Now. THEREFORE,. We. III. and.r.isneA
incorporates and sieekholdsrs ~ said Com.
10 80 theldsnf liability on sssoan, Of any
Company Of New Ns.iss' tSo ssosiAofdsTsf
M WITNESS WHEREOF. vs base here.
anio set our names ihis 2sth day Of Nay.
1874.
n. p, BARNES
N. W. SLOAN
l.. v, ADAhkON.
gTaTr M NFW AFNlCna
COUNTY OF BERsAIILLo,
On M. 9s,h DAY q Hsy isai b.io,s ne
barnes, 10 me hhevn to Be the ps.soa. ss-
seribed In and Who ekseuted the foregoing
instrument. and s~sverally acknowledges 70 ne
that ,hsy ssseaisd the same 90 their tree act
WITNESS my hand and so,srl.I Seal tbs
day and year IN this eer,Inss.s sfor,ssia
Notary Pablie.
o. NJ es%%i;sl.s 'rpir'' April .-isas.
COUNTY OF SALT Lake,
On ,hi. IAN day q jsss' isai, ssiO,. ne
serihed In add who sxseutsd the foregoing
Instrument Of writing and ssvsrsily seknos.
lodged TO me that thsI ezseuisd TIE sane 81
WITNESS my hand and Hetari.l Seal the
day and year in this esrtlfiesis afer.ssit.
ELLEN PrPEh,
Notary Pubile, Reading. a. sra 30. 7th
East ", Salt Lake CITY, UtAh.
Ny commission srpir.s Oct. q. 1879.
ENDORSED
Inc, l1iOi.l
Cor, Reed. Vel. 7, Page o.
Certificate Of stoehhoisers Non.
II AGENCY tssslI!1 OF NEW
MEXICO
(No stockholdsra' Liability
FILED IN Office % STATE Cooperation Com,
mission Of New hs1leo.
June "a. lo2i-2 D. m.
A. l.. MORRISON. Clsrk,
Compared JJo TO EMA. July SO
20eT
HI AGENCY Co.
l26 y. 1rd 81 City.
INDEX
Compared v. O. 10 p. Q.
STATE OF NEw MExIool
COUNTY OF BERNLILLo
This instrument was filed Cor record on
the 20 day Of June. 1871, ct so o'clock
T.. NJ. Recorded In Vol. 80 Nise.. Of rec
ords % said County, folio.
FRED cROLLETr. Clerk and RseoL Ter.
J ny Deputy cierst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08

You are reading this ad, Other
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-28


This dinner supplies high caIorie
content and IL designed for the enrr-
Betlc individual who has had II full
days activity Of either work or play,
and perhaps rather light lunch.
Should less hearty meal be desired,
however, either the Sulad or tie soup
could he omitted or substitute
might be supplied IN place ~ The rich
and nourshIng date plsIding. In the
foregoing menu, II will be- noted that
the inexpensive cTenmed chcstnuts con
tribute Il3 more calorics Than the cost.
neT spring lamb. This Is due IN pnr'
TO the DOurIshina quality of the cream
sauce, hut mainly 10 fhe nutlitiyc value
OF this variety Of nut, which may bs
served instead Of potSloes on Other
stnTchy vegetables and even, on Occa-
sions, take the place OF meat,
Burh cslOTie meal, IN short, offers
. basis for similar meals, 40 hsSnltOm.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-28
is WORLDS MOST
TERRIBLE SECRET
Eleotronic Energy So Potent Re-
search Should Halt.
MAN NOT YET READY FOR IT

II Might Well Be Argued, Says soien.
fist, That in the Future, When the
Dogs Of War in the Shape OF Har.
messed EIeetrOns Are let Loose, Not
Single Human 5eins viii Survive
on Any sattlefeld--Wsaith Under
Goodwin Sands.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-28

'"'"I''''''''' '''.''...,.....",Sil CalOrles
tDirecti0ns-MaEs RtsottO BY conhinInA
thIck white sauce with other ingredient.
spIinhifnE cracker crumbs over top Then
bake bntil brown in mOdelsIe oven)
Oh The foods combined Ia this meat
substitute, Risotto the cheese has the
highest calOrle value. In fact, one
pound of cheese is equal to two Of
msat-n useful thing To remember In
these days Of soaring prices and low
cred wages. After such II substantial
main dish, the fragrant sliced orange
alters an acceptable variety. aud also
supplies II harmonious color scheme.
Dining for oynamics.
As an example "f an easily prepared
enlorie dinner, the following BIru il
rrrrc"ied-wh'ch. ~ course. en-, hp
lnOd'hed 10 suit The season in regard 10
meats and vegetables:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-28
PROPER MENU
DISPELS GLOOM
Galleries Of Cheer Brighten the
Outlook Of the Crouch.
SCIENTISTS TAKE A HAND

Arrange calorie Menus for preakffst
Luncheon and Dinner That WiiI
Keep One contented and Happy
Throughout the oay--Unless Stuff.
Gent Units Of Energy Are Supplied
TO the Body by Food One Cannot
Rope to Have a ForeefuI Personality.
Breakfast should sustain the buoy.
ancy OF the optlmist, brighten the out
look OF the early morning Crouch. nud
soothe the hurried soul Of ihc rp,.,.
muter. How can thl> hc done. Win
The aid Of the caIorle Of cheer.
This heat unit, or caIorie. is burnt
up as flrl In ,hr body. ,u,plyinc
energy warmth ana motive bower I'm
much the same way that coal doe.
In the furnace or The engine. 1t oc-
ours IN varying AMOUNTS in eggs. meats
ana other protein substances. also In
starcheSand sugars.
Food scientists who hnvc sprriuIizeJ
along dietary lines have worked out q
number Of "caIorio mcals"-fropl those
suitable for the quiet individual vim
shuhS exercise lahout 100 To $50 cal.
ories) to the more substantial diet
t6'O to approximately LOCO caloricS)
necessary for athletes and s,rcnuuu.
workers.
According to household economists
III the American Chemical society. a
SIMPLE calOric breakfast for the per,
son leading a fairly active life consti
tutes the following:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-28

ss.s..s...ss...NtN Galleries
In This breakfast, as may he readlI,
aeen, all the essential elements of food
are supplied. The relative number o'
cnlorles, however, does not DEPEND
upon The quantity Of the food. 4 good
sized baked apple, though ruruishng
mineral salts OF great value to the Sys.
TEN, represents only 10 calurlrs, while
tHblespOonfuls of cream contribute,
sO0 Gf these Indispensable heat units
The coffee alone does not supply any
n0nTishment, but furnishes n StimuIunt
though any cream or sugar added TO
II gives additional calorles.
Varying conditions may, OF course.
modify such meal. For instance. IL
Hight breakfast Is desirable. the egg
-ns the most expensive article on The
menu--may be omitted.
launching for Energy.
This simple caloric lunch offers one
more solution OF the ever vexing prob.
lem, What shall We have for lunch.
eOn7'
Il.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-28

1t should glue you good merchandise; quality
should be the chief consideration; such clothes
as Hart Schaffner d Marx make
1t should giOe you the Lowest possible price
for good quality.
1t should glue you pleasant, tOlling serUice
1t should be eager to give than to get;
service that seeks your best interest.
1t should gice your money back if you're rot
satisfied.
WE'RE DOING THESE THINGS
The MEMS Shop
81 North Main Street
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
AMERICAN CAN co.

quarterly dividend of one and three.
quarters per cent has been declared on ths
Preferred Stock of this Company, payable
January end, 1922, TO Stockholders of record
at the close OF business December 18TH fp2f
Transfer Books will remain open. Check
mailed. n. RI. ISMON.
TTpna
The New York herald., 1921-12-09

UNIVERSAL LEAF EUBANtU fU., INC.
The regular quarterly dividend OF 20 on
the Preferred Stock OF Universal Leaf To-
hacco Company, Inc. has been declared pay
able January 3rd. 1922, 10 Preferred Stock-
holders of record December 22nd 1921
d. @. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
COTTON STRONGER
AS MARKET CLOSES
Sharp Upturn in Last Half
Hour Leaves List so to 50
Points Net Higher.

A sharp upturn In the last half hour
= ga7tar5ays cotton market left II 80
to e. ft.cs net higher at its close and
eencroil, strong In undertone. The first
decided movement of the week occurred
IA ytsi erday's market. which contained
cEoneh nervous shorts to prevent a de-
ciailo even In the face of a Government
ginning report slightly in excess of ex-
pectations. AS the report, which placed
the total amount OF cotton ginned in
this season prior to December / at
7.s40,S70 bales. was close enough to
what had been expected, II aroused
little bearish or bullish comment. The
volume OF selling that developed in the
market at any time was never sufh-
ciently heavy to depress values.
After opening somewhat irregular, or
22 points higher to 2 points lower. the
market eased off few points under
Wednesdays close. after which II
quickly regained its losses and estab-
lished a firmer undertone. Steadlness
Of stocks. strength of foreign exchange
and reports OF further heavy sales In
the local cloth market helped the mar
ket to advance.
Bulls also mentioned a runnor to the
effect that an economic conference
would follow the present arms parley
and reports of better spot demand in
Southern markets. Liverpool interests
were active buyers here at times. The
English market maintained a steady
undertone and futures prices abroad
were a little higher than expected.
Manchester advces spoke of steadier
yarn conditions and more demand in
the cloth market.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
COTTON GINNING REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Cotton ginned
In this season prior to December /
amounted to 7.e4o.S7o running bales. In
cluding l2l.S59 round bales. counted as
half bales. 22,O5s bales of American
Egyptian and 2.s16 bales of Sea Island.
the Census Bureau announced to-day
Ginning In the 1920 season to Decem-
Der was i0,l4l.29S bales. including
1859 round bales. 4s,l6O bales OF
American Egy ptian and ss5 bales Of Sea
Island.
Ginnings by States to December / this
year were: Alabama, 1880; Arizona.
2o.7l5; Arkansas. 75e,0Os: California.
5000; Florida. ll,724 Georgia, $685.
Sl5; Louisiana. 275.197: Mississippi,
7gO.326. Missouri 66.130; North Caro-
lima, 733.035: Oklahoma. 470.5S2; South
Carolina, 734,G65 Tennessee, 2Sl. .251 !;
Texas, 2.o73.672; Virginia, 14.952: all
othSr States. 6.60s.
The revised total OF this seasons gin
nings prior to November IA was an
nounced az 7.27S.S64 bales.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
PLAN INSIDE HOME
FOR OUTSIDE CURB
Take Action When Court AZ
firms Injunction Barring
Use of Broad Street.

The Curb Stock and Bond Market of
New York. sometimes known as the out
side curb market" will move from the
street into inside quarters within the
next ten days This was announced by
the organization yesterday after deci-
sion of the Appellate Division. which
upheld the ruling OF the lower court TO
the effect that the curb market traders
had no right in the street In the mean
time trading will be continued In Broad
statement reads:
THE injunction restraining the outside
curb market from operating In the street
having been affirmed by the Appellate
Stock and Bond Market of New York to
prepare themselves to go inside, which
they are now doing. In the meantime
the city has authorized the outside curb
members TO use Broad street between
Beaver and South William streets the
next ten days"
When 1t vas learned yesterday that
the Appellate Division had decided
against the outside traders they prompt
~ moved down Broad street one block,
conducting their operations for the rest
of the day on the pavement near the
Consolidated Stock Excha.to. 1t was
argued that the complaint on wnich the
court had ruled covered only tho block
between Exchange place and Beaver
street.
Who granted the authority to trade
for the next ten days In the street below
Beaver street could not be learned yes
terday. The Corporation Counsel had no
knowledge of such authorization nor
had the traffic inspector. At the office
of the Manhattan Borough President il
WIS said nothing was known OF such
authority,