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Business Troubles

(Schwarta & Lerner)-coml Ex-
change Bank ................. SO6.51
hoih Building Co. Inc--T NJ Vo-
novick ,.,................... 1866. 20
Same-SaIne &c.. .,...,.......... 235.63
I NornbIuth, Jacob-M NJ Diamond 447.10
/ herr Frdk M--N CLUB. ....... 220.51
I Kataenstein, Jos--Cfeo d Brown. 1895
/ Louis Gewtrtz Inc--State Indus
trial commn ............,:.... 1886, 5,83
ty co--P3eople, etc ,.::........ 100000
/ ct al ...... .,...... ..,...-....-.G..> 5.223.e7
Mct onlhe Mrgt-Nmc Lambert S24.11
! Maiden Amer Toy Mig Co, Inc
Philadelphia Commrol Muse
Msa..er a%, r.:r..'-i5 p7ise.... i... f9I5: f9I.7s
! Metals & Chemicals Co--FideIity
xa>4s @s''4 Fr5s-@ Str2 9- s s,as :1ss: e:
CO. J. ~@o'f7se,aE oTe5sees sbtppias s8a T5s'tl"s co
Nat Labenyo 3: Co.. iac.-s1ichaei 'OS 1'
NapoHn, Ginaro-A. BIzzarri... ss.ss sssss
Oceanic an ,,s Cosi and Coke Cor. s.
Ltotkih, Sanuel &C. j. Jofe.. 395. OF
Ptnsker. IIarry-M. Luhar. 1885
PiTneS I3d;ls,.-5., L9qis-M 9! NJ. Diamond, $3.50
Perfection Chemical Co. Incl
r. M"ssnger ................ 140 40
6f9aEne' oora D-M- J. Smith.... 1.oS112
olansen ;..,.......,.... 1,635.13
:, cost, costs ,,......:. l11.7 Is
Of n X. IqG.-l Klein st al. s72 90
Brooks K Meshel .............. 9oI.31
! r NJ chemical Mfg. Corp.-E.
W Flick ,.......,: :......,..... I5,241.63
/ Ha'ptf' tharies A--N. 6. Davis "a sc
Same~-A. A. Ashworth. h......... 5A766
/ aame--'. a. swanson. .......... 547. sc
! Same-D. G. Perkins. .......... 5476s
Sohn. samuel. Brownschweig 1l2.5i
Serbs, Benjamin-Hotel Sherman
non 4
serlis 6 Co-Hotel sherman Go. 1857
tow-Peopie, ETC. .1.....',Y... 80 10000
Simpson. Elliott Eff. T. Will
marth .-...........-........ 97O.5O
p Throc ockmorton-~Texa Co, 1850
SusEsrd, Harry - Conron Bros.
Co. ........ ...............,.... 2o4 SIS
Silverman ct al............... 165oo. 90
Diamond Waist Co Inc. 5.222.3s
Porte ct al. ...,,..',............. 247.ao
wsis-dsn SeH kar42s ks@eas naenso. 1853 5s5.5s
Ward, a lbert E--Ntl Commercial
Bank & Trust co of Albany. =. 5,oo7,ss
q Ward-Royal Scott Gulden $3.50
W E Ball Co, Inc, and William II
Ball-o T M da Costa -. s17.36
o......,...........'.. 422.7o
Eastern Trading Co. Inc....... 1,o8430
In Bronx County
Ashkenas. Sidney Ashkenas s52ss2
BricIler. &c Goldstefn: g.. 30,72
s Co .................-......, 2o3.so
Elman Jacob W--Beba Auto
Corp ..................... 3o215
kaulzar, Abe--T Kruger. r......... 145.72
Lipner, Harry Ansclwitz. ..... 10000
Laspalute. Frank-N Lyons...-.. 34.33
Moffa LawTence-S III Zangara. 2,229.92
Misroch. Al p Nit2. .......,.,.. 1852
Reardon, Michael-R CaTvel Co.
Inc .-.......,...... ss.70
Inc. D'.................... $50
Suskind. Harry--E ] Dixon .... SO.92
Suskiud, Harry--Conron Bros Co. 204 66
Whaley, Lena-G Fennell g. Co. 30.6S
Weiss Max--City OF n Y....... 25S. 90
Zeidler VIM A--City of n Y.... 177.00
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pared to $4,275,Oo4 or s1o.9s share,
earned on the $28,792, 100 common stock
IN the preceding year, it was announced
yesterday Net sales were $6S, ,428, ,179,
against $58,338,s3d.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25
Call for Bank Statements

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.--The Comp
troller of the Currency to-day issued
call for the condition of all national
banks at the close of business on Mon
daY, February o.
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Satisfied Judgments
in New York County


The first name is that of the debtor; the
second that Of the creditor and date when
Rebarer, John-B. Bromstcin;
Rotbbere. nIas e. Louis. lotI Reiomnan; '''''
oct. IS. i9II ..,............,.. 269.57
ger. Ian. is. 1918 tvacated) 1864
Melville, George. and Fidelity &
Casualty Co, of n. Y.--Peo-
pie Sc; June 50. l9so....... 500. 90
Bambibre, Thomas, and Fidelity
SC; Sept. II, 1920. ......:...., 1000, 90
Sc. Dec. 20, 1920. ............ 1900. 90
Yalkowski, Julien. and Fidelity
PIE Sc: May 2l. 1890 .......,. 1000. 90
swarR Joseph, and Fidelity &
&C: Nov. IS. 1870 ..,..,...',. $500, 90
ct al; sept. II. ials.......... 52s. 20
Mandaro Giovanni and Filome
na--D. Bozzunt ct al; Dec. II.
1918 treleasedl ......,........ S1s2.7 70
Inc. FEB. /. 1891 ........... 11o.sa
stoops Oct. Fl, 1880 ..,.,.,. ss4s.3a
Bernstein. Charles NH. Ber
man; Feb t4. l92i .....,....-. 7S5
ct = al. Dec De-: 20. i929i -. 2o5.s1
iisco; Dec II. l9IS .......,., 5i7.oi
In BronN County
Acterno. Fencianc--.Ia Goldman;
Aeisrno Apr1, - Fdiioiano.worId lgeg Fire
Proof Door corpn.; Jan 1s' .-o e.
coetcbp,s ssl1 l. W l. co.--J. La
pinsky; May 10. 1899. -. 1o,laS,1s
Goetchius. l.. w, & Co.---J. La
pinsky; Feb. is, 1s2l.~.s..~-~ ese1s
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INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION desired as to the where
abouts Of CELIA BARNBAUM Cornmu-
nicsts with HERMAN d. GOLDBERG,
Attorney. 80 Nassau st
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instruction

LEARN TO BE \ CHAUFFEUR-Pleas Mt
prohta bic work; day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass
West Side Y. NJ. G. a.. sos West 57th st.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines in theaters. We teach you days
or evenings. American Theater Building
644 Sth Az. (43d). Bryant 1919
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25
Cooks

COOK AND CHAMBERAfAID- WAITRESS;
sisters. together, country preferred. c..
Miss Hotmayer's Agency. 10 +. 43d st. I'd
floor. telephone S947 Murray Hill.
COOk~-Young; good manager; excellent
references. Miss FitzgeraId's Bureau.
366 9TH av
COOK. with in family. Mrs. Lewis, 1120
I'D av care of DAILY
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25
BUSINESS CARDS


REALLY BEAUTIFUL CARPETS, RUGS
from private estates, storage ware-
houses bought st sacrifice prtces ia
taupes blues, French gray. green, red,
brown. plum. lavender p.aia. mixed. ORA
RUGS all sizes, all prices. SIS. s&5, sra
up. MAKING-OVER. CLEANING. IAy&
ING. DYEINC;. REPA TRI%G. REwEAVs
ING. RELIABLE. REASONABLE Still4
ings, Inc. 624 Madison av. (5sth st. }.
PLAZA 1855.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

REED and WILLOW FURNITURE for al
homes. direct from factory, largest setec-
ton. lowest prices. in single pieces or sets.
LONG BEACH WILLOW CO. 13s E. 4ist-
WE PAY highest prices for furnituvss
pianos, antiques, brtc-s -bTac. books. at,
etc GABAY, SS University Place Stuy-
yesant 2377
BOUGHT FOR SPOT CAsR-FURNITURH
Works OF art. Jewelry, bronzes. rugs 3.
CROSSMAN. 6S W. 45th. Vanderbilt 2s74-
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BARGAlNS-New and shop-soiied trunks.
oags, S9Itcases, steamer outfits. Thomas G.
Hunt $50 9th av. 9th stl
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

147TH. BRADHuRsT AV.. 145--Two large
front rooms. we'll kept private house:
$50 monthly.
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fypewriters

TYrEWRITERs RENTED ; rpontas 81 ~,
.. A3ERICAN WRITING MACHINE co. INC
81 80 BFoadwsy q Leonard =. Tel 5so8
THE TTPENFGITER EXCHANGE
~ bafciAy 81 Teleprors 4T2S Barclay
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CiFAMBERMAID or chambermaid- wait
ress; excellent; long references. r Miss
Hofmayers Agency. 10 r 43d St Sd floor.
telephone s947 Murray HIM
CHAMBEBAIAID WAITRESS Young
thoroughly capab bic; exceptional Miss
Fitzgeralds Bureau, &66 9Th av.
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Nurses. Etc

CHGGD.s NtEsE: young prntesta7.
long references. SIS To $50 IL Misa nor,
telephone ss45 Murray I'M
NURSE-Young children: exceptional
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 3G6
5th av.
NURSE-Young; , children; country pre-
ferred. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau. J6s
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

146TH, COZ W.-Plea SAINT room, steam heat
electricity phone private house; subway.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

148TH, 412 W.--Beautiful furnished room.
elevator, telephone service; reasonable. See
Superintendent,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HELP WANTED MALE
- - -
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Can you qualify for Il position where your
earnings should run in excess of $4,000 per
annum. If your record will stand investi-
eating and you desire. 10 join an organza
tion where the position is permanent and st
the same time offers every opportunity for
advancement executive position. phone
Vanderbilt T044 for appointment. Successful
applicants Will receive Avery assistance
SALESMAN--Elevator repair salesinan. ex-
perinnced; salary and commission, Metro
politan Dist rict; confidential. D 5G5 Tribune
Statesmen wanted on commission bas,s;
must also have side line, Cohen Bros,
80 Powell St. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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Trunks

PATENTS FOR SAIE~-Two patents for two
atlerent combination padlocks for sale In
quire Edward Broekup C'ar7eret. \ /
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

LARGE fiat TOP mahogany desk. two ma
hogany stained desks, exl2 Wilton rug, and
other office furniture. Call from 3 p m to
p m. any evening or Saturday, February a.,
1871 Room sos. ~ Court St, Brooklyn; no
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

12oTH (1e9o 1TII AVE. )-Nicely furnished
room. telephone, elevator, shower; Chris
t!an family; private; gentleman, IS. Smith.
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Diamonds. yewelry. Etc.

ORDER DIAMOND BAR for cleaning your
diamonds. jewelrv and all precious things
for silver gold and platinum L-imparts keen
brilliant finish, attractiVely put up In g3asa
stoppered jars for 81 to any address. Order
OF your dealer or jeweler. p l. Diver and
e Washington pf. New York. y Y TeIe-
phone Spring 1858.
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Mattresses

TRESS-PARLOR MAID-Younr Irish
girl: city family. X. Miss Hofmayer's q
Agency, 10 Z t3d St, Sd foot eiepnone
8941 Murray Hin.
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Furniture

DIAMONDS. bought ard sold for cash trora
individuals or estates BENNETT, IT'S
broadway. I'd 6oor
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

127TH, 1876 W.-Well furnished double rooms
electricity; suitable for business people,
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Office Furniture for Tala

COMMERCIAL FURNITURE
IN oak, mahogany and American vsynuks
desks, tables chairs fling devices etc
FOR THE MODERN BUSINESS OFFICE
JACOB BARSKY. l BEAVER ST.
Phone Broad 3os5
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AUCTION SALES

Pursuant 20 agreement entered into on tha
American MuItetaph saies COMPANY, Nv ,,,s
York. and the Metro Salee Campary. we v.f.l
sell on tho 25th day Of February 1927. al.
eleven oCiocN. before noon
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Patents and Inventions
PATENTS

Over IS years practice; all con1munica-
lions strictly CONFIDENTIAL; handbook on
patents free request: special facilities
for once consultation. Mum & Co pat
ent ent attorneys e47 Woolworth Building.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

BROADWAY. 345s G4tst)-Newly decorated
furnished front parlor, S15 also room. tw3l
beds, Sl5; business couple or gentlemen only
front ROOM $40, kitchen privileges Apt. 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

WAITUESS- Young, Thoroughly carabI...
exceptional reierences. Miss Fitzgerald S
Bureau, 3sb 5tb av.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-25
Mems Clothing

A WHOLESALER sser!fcinr -
high grade hand tailored all wool Tsr's
Suits and Overcoats. latest styles at S2es0
A. & B. Clothes Shop, 50 West $50 a.
opposite Hots1 MeAipin, branch at 1s7f
broadway, with a ine line OF all wool
pairs trousers, suita ct $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15
G. r S

The newest complexion lad Is Dor
willo. n instantly beauties She com
plcxion, whit,ns the skin aud aston
shes al who try II. Never y" without
H. D,rwilio gives you rosy. peach
like skin which everybody viii rave
about. It's absolutely harmless. Get
i today Look out for substitutes, Drug
sists refund IN, money. II IL fails. Sec
large announcement soon To- appear IN
this paIpei.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15
SPECIAL SESSION Of.
CONGRESS WILL Be
OPENED MARCH Il
EXTRA WEEK GIyEN IN ORDER
10 N.LOw MEMBERS TO AR.
RANGE PLANS

liy Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON. March ii-April
n was selected ns tho date for the
special session II the sixty seventh
congress the first Go d. bold under
Precedent llardlnEs administration
The announcement waH received with
general satisfaction hy Senate leaders.
mort ~ whom wiid they preferred n "a
Apr,l .. because o' the additional week
u CAV" tn"m tp arrange plans Tor NJ"
coming session.
senator LolFo ~ MASSACHUSETTS,. the
Republican leader. notified the S,nlio
81 The proFld,ut'u decision hate TO-DAY
latter hc ana Senator Underwood III
! Alabama, minority leader. had return
I'd from the White House. They had
gone o. the president with mos.ag,
/ from the ronntc that 10 stood ready {,
adjourn sine ~" unl"ss there wa need
Tor " Co remain boz session tp rocply,
executive mesmwDH CT 1nt upon nddit
ional appointments to government 81
flcrs.
The president. howoyof. ~ uccstot
the srnatc to meet az n o'clock tpror
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15
RESULTS REMARKABLE
4 SAYS NEW YORK MAN
Prominent Rochester Citizen
Tried Ten Years to Get Re-
lief, But Tanlac Is Only
Thing That Helped Him.

Ono ~ the latest a. testify regarding
the POWERS ~ Tnnmc. the cclrhruird
mrdirln" which hls been accomplish.
ng such remarkable rosultH is james
\. blrIay ins Elmdurr Avenue. liorh
ester. Sew Yurh ar. lnlsloy nus been
chief record Keeper for the department
~ Nitrr Norss city NJ l,DcheHtcr, for
thirty years ana iH q well known ana
highly respected citizrn. ln referring
10 the rrmlrknhir recovery ~ his health
hy the use of TInlar, Mt licnslcy uid
e have bccn trying Cor ten y,arH TO
lind relief from ease ~ dyspepsia.
Nothing every helped me Co amount Co
anything until I got Tnnlnc. This iH
saving % great deal. for I did everything
II sooms that q man could do to find
rolia Of course. ! was hardly ever
sirk enough to l'o to bed and was most
always ABIDE to Keep going. but Just
never frli rlght AZ times during thns'
ten years. my stomach would become
sour like vinegar I would have AN IN.
comfortable linnicd up feeling after
eating that would last Tor hours. !
suffered great deal from nausea. AZ
times my heart would nutter and pal
piiatr and would l'ccOmo alarmed over
ms condition. Ny nerves were on
edge all the timc. and I became irritl.
lle. nervous and restless. ! had no
strength 90 energy g. dn anything. ln
Gict ! wasn't like myself al an. Even
4 week ur two ago Il was an effort for
me o. got out ~ my chair and felt a.
sui aud clumsy 40 an odd work horse.s
at is really remarkable what Tan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15
NONPARTIstN LEAGUE
STORIES HAVE BEEN CLOSED
~ Associated Pros.

W NfNhihNh NtHHs
FARGO. y. d.. Mar. i--Announc"'
nent was made here today that W. o.
Johnson Il Fargo had been appointed
receiver f,r the Consumers United
stores Company. q corporation fostcrcd
by tho Nonpnrlian League, and en-
gngcd In the mercantile business. Vol
untary proceedings were instituted be-
fore Judge McEllcrne Of Minot.
Tho bankruptcy action was taken BY
the company To- protect stockholders'
according 10 Mr. Johnson. who is sec
rCtarytreasurcr II the company. We
ald that assets were ssjl 600, hut that
most II this was m the form ~ notes
from muokh,ld who were unable IL
pay M present. Ne said that lcss than
100000 had been paid In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15
Bad Cough; Night
Sweats; Lost Weight
Dir. Coleman Thought HIS Time Had
Come. Hut He's Well Now.

II was taken with a dry. hard cough
about months ago, Finally I got 80
sore across the chest ! could hardly
breathe: had night swoats so bad every.
thing would In wringing wet. and
coughcd continually until ! thought II
would kin me. Had no appetite. spent
over Si0O on doctors and medicines. and
wns worse of than when | started.
'"The first bottle of Milks Emulsion
did me more good than the Sl00 spent
for other treatment. u soon gave me a
good appetite. my cough left me. and |
have rcgaincd the flesh and strength |
had before was sick. Arthur Cole
man. Box 39i. Helena, Ark.
You need an appetite, good stomach.
and some real strength II you want to
fight off disease. Give Milks Emulsion
"A trial al It's makers risk.
Niilks Emulsion II a pleasant. nutri'
tive food and corrective medicine. II
restores healthy. natural bowel action,
doing away with all need of pills and
physics II promotes appetite ana
quickly puts the digestive organs IN
shapc To asslmilatc food. As builder
Of flesh and strength. Milks Ehulsinn
IA strongly recommended to ihsc whom
sickness has weakened. and is power
ful aid In resisting and rciniring the
Effects of wasting disease. chrome
tomach trouble and cun;ipaiion are
promily relieved.
aThi IL the only solid emulsion made
and ~ pnlatablc that II Is eaten win u
Spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your ease you
arr urged 10 try Milks Emulsion under
tins guaranicc-Takc six bottles nome
With YOU. use Il according q directions
and n no, satisfied with the results
YOUR money will be- promptly refunded.
rrice Use and $3.50 per bottle. the
Milks Emulsion Co. Terrc liaute, lnd'
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15

The oasis Of farafeli on tho Lybian
dcscr, in Africa coniIlinsascvoral ruins
~ Greek and Romtn origin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15

iac has accomplished In my ease. II
has relieved me entirely ~ iHdigcstion.'
I never have that distressing feeling
any more after eating. ana I feel per.
fectiy fine In every way. VIII always
feel grateful for what this wonderful
medicine has done for me and l am
only too clad Ia give II my heartiesf
cndoracmf Mt" r.
Tanlar ~ gold In Amarillo by Randai
Drug Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15

Busheri Dawson found Bushort sat.
urday night ana shot him twice. accord.
ng Ia tho confession.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15
ASSOCIATIONS COMBINED


SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March ~.
Plate f"' th. merger ~ ~. cattle
Rnlsers' Association Of Texas ana
the Panhandle and SouthycHicrn
stockmen's Associations were peri
fccted here late today. Under the
plan. the elimination frnm the NOM
Dcfship q the new association Of all
former members II either orgnnlza'
ton who are not bona fide cattle
producers. with the exception Of
banks, loan companies and others
who pay for service rendered them
by the association. II called for.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15

row when be- said he expected 10 sub.
INIT NAMES ~ nominees fur lmnurinnt
offices vacated hy designations of The
democratic appolntcef
n was mld tonight that sine DIE ad.
iournurnt probably would lr lnh.u
late tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15
III PASO MAN n HELD
ON CHARGE Oi MiHDER

hy Attnchitd lfttH'
HRECkENluDGE. ToNH March 70.
-. i Dawson. OF % pasl. Te,HH. b.
b,ng held here charged win killlng
r. q rushrri HW saturday. Dawson
Nns captured yesterday hy Sheriff iiud
and Chicf Deputy EdmDndsun, who nid
he admitted the shooting
Dawson. according a. Sheriff Head.
ram, here twu weeks ago after demand.
.ng the return ~ his wifc's picture by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15
NEGRO INsILTED WHITE
GIRL; LATER Li>CHED
~ Associated Pres.

b TAMPA. Fla. Mar ii.-Willilm
Bowlcs 90 negro. was lynchcd hy mob
near Eagle Lake. In POLK county, late
today after 1870 deputy shoriffs who
hnd nrfcrt,d the black for making i'm
proper remarks to a young white wo'
man. The officers were taking the me-
gro to the county jail at lnrt"w, and
wcrc held up By mob ~ armed men,
nycrpow red and the negro takon from
lhom. The black was hanged tn tree
near the roadside.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-15

NEW YORK Mar ii-nolpaso a. 6t
"..i. mrmh r = 'he Tw'u. fourth In.
futry who mc uqw Imprisoned fm
their connection with ihc iuustun Tex
ag riots of l1l7. H. asked bon petition
now being Irruh "A throughout tho
country by the National Association Tor
the Advancement ~ rIHrrd People.
rh. petition viii o. forwarded io pre.i.
dent Harding
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-22

Mr.. Adair went to ordway Mon
day.
Little chickens seem to be the topic
of conversation at present.
Almost everyone in our neighbor-
hood attended the Jim Hendricks
sale at Kindrick? Mrs. Hendricks
was formerly a teacher at Fairview
school.
r. C. Woods has just completed a
reservoir on his ranch. He is now
wishing for a good rain.
Oscar Howe bought nice young
COW at sale Wednesday.
C. o. Paris and son E. c. Paris
bought two good COWS the past week.
John Malek has moved back to his
homestead. His son Joe. accompa-
MED him.
Mr.. Hanson from California is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Earl Monson
and family.
Mr.. Walter went to Sugar City
Monday.
Harold Stiffler is testing to see if
he can find water on his homestead.
We had good rain last Thursday
night and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs .Stiffler and sons,
Herbert and Bernard, and daughter,
Helen called at the C. o. Paris home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Chris Wilson sold some hens
at Olney Springs at an average of
S1.40 each.
Mr.. Malak and son Joe hauled hay
from Ordway Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-22

veals high fever. it is not reason
able to suppose that serum will do
much toward limiting losses. There
fore. the warning is again given to
treat the animals at the very first
sign OF cholera in the herd.
Or better still, II there are reasons
to suspect that the hogs have been
or are exposed to infection. they
should be immunized before they
have fallen victims. In sections
where there are no known outbreaks
of cholera there does not seem to be
any need for the use of an expensive
treatment. but when the disease
makes its appearance in the vicinity
no time should be lost in having all
susceptible hogs given the serum
treatment.
Reports indicate that farmers and
swine owners are remiss in guarding
against the Introduction of. infection,
and are generally inclined to expect
too much of anti-hog-cholera serum
as curative agent.
Copies of Farmers Bulletin S34
may be had free upon application to
the Division of Publications, Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, d.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-22
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN

A number of friends and acquain-
tenances met at the d. G. Miller
home on last Saturday evening and
surprised Arthur in honor of his
birthday. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed in music and games.
Refreshments of oranges, cake and
cocoa were served. The guests
were Misses Pearl Wall of Manzanola
Pattie and Pocahontas Wadlington,
julie Strever. Bessie and Elsie KIM
ball. Lola Carol, Neva Williams, Ma
bel Hickman, Florence Fuller, Clara
Haas. Verna Groth, julie Racy,
Blanche and Stella Johns, Messrs
William Ferguson, Lyle and Ralph
Calltharp, Myron Bunce. George
KimbaIl, Homer Brunton, Frank
Kotte, Gordius Cox, Jerry Mumm,
Bruce Baker, Howard Kindall, D. L.
Miller, Raymond Long, Arnold Groth
Clark. Edwin and Arthur Miller.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-22
Early Treatment
Avoids Big Loss

z Unless early action is taken to di-
gnose the cases and apply proper
reatment when disease appears in
heir swine herds, losses are ineyita-
lie. The chances are many that the
rouble is cholera, and under such
circumstances delay Is dangerous, for
shen that disease has spread and
progressed in the herd the loss of
many hogs may be expected.
Early attention in an outbreak of
log cholera is essential for the sue
essful treatment of the herd. 1t has
cen told repeatedly that anti-hog
holera serum is not a cure; its use
primarily intended as a preventa-
i've agent against cholera. and as
uch it is universally recognized as
he only reliable treatment. While
he serum seemingly has had some
ayorable effect when administered
sick hogs in the very early stage
+ the disease. swine owners should
OF depend upon the product to save
NY number of animals after they
ave developed visible symptoms of
og cholera
Serum is Mainly "a Preventative
In Farmers Bulletin SS4 (revised)
ttention is called to the fact that
ne serum is most efficacious when
diminished as preventative.
While the serum is regarded as
iost effieacious when administered