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New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
New Jersey

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Several new houses SO minutes fror,
Hudson Terminal In beautiful restricted
section. and rooms every improve
ment 5 minutes to station. on large plots,
for sale, or rent TO- the right people with
option to purchase/ We also have a few
choice plots for ssle and will build " Or
home from your own plans; liberal terms.
FRANK MILLER. Il Park Row. Barclay
R6S5.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
New YORK. October 10. 1921.

WAYLAND IL BERNARD,
Atterneys fer Plainttfr Once and Post
ough Of Manhattan, New York City.
To HUGH KENNELS, If living, and
LANE" KENNEDY. hls wife. tho nane
Jane" being fictitious, her correct FRS.
name being unknown to plaintiff, the plain
tift intending TO designate thereby tns
nedy; JANE" KENNEDY. the name
Jane being fictitious her correct first
name being unknown to plaintiff the plain
tiff Intending 10 designate thereby this
widow 1t any, OF said Hugh Kennedy If
he be deceased THE DEVISEEs and
HEIRS AT-LAW OF SAID Hugh Kennedy
plaintiff
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by public alton, pursuant TO an ordA-
or Hon- George Y. Mullan, Justice OF tbs
supreme Court OF the State Of New Yorlx
dated November Is. 1921. and fled with
the complaint in the office CT the Clera.
of the County of New YORK at the Bor-
oush OF Manhattan, City Of New York
such orplaint having been originaly filed
VIII the said Clerk October II. 1872
Inc object of the action Is to 70 eciose
j certain mortgage dated March IS, 1911
executed by Andrew e Kennedy now de.
ceased, TO The Park Mortgage Comnany
OF the City OF New York. domestic cor
porat ion. to secure the payment OF $50, 600
ana interest Ihe property affected is in
the Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
York, County Of New York, and is at -ths
southeasterly corner Of sherman Avenue
and Ellwood Street, about 100 feet }
inches N front on Sherman Avenue. and
100 feet in rear and 245 feet in front on
Dated, New York November FL 1871
WAYI.AND & BERNARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff 1e5 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. New York Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF TIE
Secretary OF State. IS:
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in duplicate
hereby certifies that the Concord Chemical
Company, the, a domestic stock corporation
has fled in this Office this 7th day Of
December, 1924, papers for the voluntary
dissolution of such corporation under section
22l OF the General Corporation Law and
tnat ii appears therefrom that such corpora
ton has compiled with said section in orde.
10 be dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF Office
of the Secretary OF State. at the
(SEAL) City Of Albany, this 18th day OK De-
cember. thousand nine hundred
and twenty one.
(signed) g. W. TAFT,
Second Deputy Secretary OF State.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.-Please take notice that the
partnership made and entered into pecem-
her. 1919 between the undersigned. has
been III all respects terminated on this 9th
day OF December. 1921. and that the un-
dersigned, Spi. r. kahn and Joseph 3.
Cantor. assume each. every and all OF the
liabilities OF the said copartnership and
VIII continue same under the trade name
OF Kahn Dress Co. al a426 West sand
Street. New York city. S. r. KAHN, ). b.
CANTOR, MOSES BERNSTEIN
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
LEGAL. NOTICES

THE TRADING COMPANY. INC.-New
York Registered Traeemark-Les Nal
sons Dcrses.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
ALL AROUND THE WORLD

Canals of total mileage of more
than 5000 miles are in use in Eng
land.
Clifford's inn, the Oldest of the nine
Inns of Chancery. of London, has a
history dating back to 1910, at least.
Mrs. Lucy A. Perlmutter, the moth
er of four children, was one of sew
eral women who recently passed an
examination for admittance to the
Massachusetts bar.
An Australian has discovered q
method for using fiber obtained from
the bark Of a large variety of eucalyp-
tus trees in the manufacture of tWine,
rope and bagging.
Probably in no country in the world
are fish more largely consumed than
In Burma. Fish, either fresh or fried,
or In the form of fish paste, is con-
comitant of every Burmese meal.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
Fort Worth Stock Market.

Fort Worth, Tex-Although large
number of cattle remained unsold Fri
day, the market was generally steady
on such consignments as found an
outlet. Demand was easily met, how
ever, and supply of 1000 head was
above trade requirements. More than
enough calves to meet all demands
also arrived, the count calling for at
least $500 head. Steers sold at So to
S5, cows brought $1.75 to $4, heifers
cleared at 81 to $3.50, bulls were steady
at $3.50 to s275, and the calf trade
supported a spread of So to &C.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

No substance that refuses to dis
solve In water has an odor.
1t is said a pet canary was recently
inferred in New York In a tiny coffin
10 the music of a brass band and be-
fore 500 mourners.
On the day after the marriage cere-
mony the native bridegroom of West
AFRICA shows his appreciation of his
wife by pOwdering her head with fine
clay.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, once
celebrated as leader of the militant
suifragists in England, has taken up
her permanent residence In British
Columbia
Before enlarging and re-equipping
its telephone system the government
of Czecho-Slovakia will send com
mission of experts to the United
States to study American methods.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
New Orleans Rice Market.

New Orleans, La.-Rice was steady
and unchanged Friday with a good
demand for both domestic and foreign
distribution. The demand remains
broad enough to include nearly every.
thing produced, and offerings of most
grades are fhr from being liberal.
Weather conditions over the rice belt
are much more favorable for harvest
ing, and in some quarters large move
ment of rough is predicted in conSe
quence
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
PROH| MEASURES
GET ATTENTION
FIGHT OPENED IN JOINT JU,
DiciARY coMMITTEE-DIFFER-
EMIT BILLS CONSIDERED.
ONE COPIES VOLSTEAD ACT
Another Would Instruct Louisiana
Congressional Delegation To Work
For Modification Of Federal
Laws as They Exist.

Baton Rouge.-The fight OF the pro
htbiuonists to enact state law which
will further the enforcement OF the
national dry law and OF those who
want the Louisiana Legislature TO
memorialize Congress to modify the
Volstead Act to permit the sale OF
light wines and beer opened before
the joint judiciary COMMITTEES OF the
Senate at the frst meeting OF the
committee.
The dry enforcement bill to be dis
cussed was introduced by Senator T..
l., Hood Of Monroe, and has the sup
port Of the prohibition leaders.
Resolutions by Senator J. t. Powell
and Senator William F. Durr OF New
Orleans urging the Louisiana delega-
tion In Congress to work for modif-
cation of the Volstead Act on the en-
forcement Of present federal law Is
nothing more than a farce, will De
taken up.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

ing me me. ! am keeping Galu sesltss see ltsals
am an able to do all Of nv nv vesI u0gss s9ss|
say says enough for your meSis;i., @S,s, I'll
gone gone more for me than sleas, .nu :
mnsb navs not 2 tsIp paper enough to o's III P' ss
i. friends. You may pr print IT. tsia sad /, q h
you you W wish ELizABEryB' ''l'' Y st sste |
care hh;,i. Of A, P. Corley, Edmuond n tsGs| ! "
;. Ability to stand the ,Sao stra;n !, &c
the privilege of the strona s''' aua y !, sel
but how our hearts ache -. a,a \ as's|
ana and slckly women struggling, rv, 70, G y !
dally rounds of househsesildl ',,ssa, s'a Y
e; o;ackaehes, headaches, neryo,ss',, suos y
almost every movement sihsGusaess hr;use
pain. Why will not the ,,,aas usla 3 "
from women all over this co,,n,,. aps :, y Y
we have been publishing, calls;s cons;s,' Y "
women that Lydia E. Pin1kbbam,''asess ksb,'aesa 4 \
table Compound viii helu 1sr tbsm !, VI
surely as it did Mss. Corlavs vi wv
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
CATARRHAL, nFAFNp,

IS greatly relieved by constitutes,
tleilt- HALLS CATARRHN HN,.paal Mrn,ee "
IS 2 constitutional remedy Meculclg cllclg
l3ealhesS Is caused by an ine. saafl
dItion Of the mucous lining ,,,sanea ~ n 4
chian Tube. When this tnha VI .Ae ~
you have a rumbling sound ~ - h lhtaa
!, i'ea1ness is the result. Unless ~ "
ih!fnfnation can be reduced yorr Ss. "
nay be destroyed forever r''' nga iSil
GATARRH MEDICINE Acts tb,on..i nais
blood on the mucous surfaces ',aVas' of ~ !
tenn thus reducing the inflanmstes,, X, |.
ditions. 's Hornal
Girculars free. All Druggists
f, j. Cheney & Co., Toledo nh. /,
vertisement. V' oio-a
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
Lines to Be Remembered.

He who calls in the aid Of an equal
understanding doubles his own; and
he, who profits by superior under
standing raises his powers to a level
with the height Of the superior under
standing that he unites with-Edmund
Burke.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
Babies in Bunches

= The prediction IS made b. !.
Charles kirschofr, a foreign y :
that during the next six vea,. - Y |
lripIets and even qaadruplets n n
commonly experienced lie saw = .
the birth Of a single will La s' : !
lie sees all this in the po,JtI@
some planets.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
By Way Of Explanation

"Ah" sighed the presiding III
why do so few parents nov0a
sing to their childrenY'
zone reason | don't" replied
Johnson of Rumpus Ridge, "ls i
the last time ! tried It they gan
me till their nav had to aing
water on 'em to make 'em turn loo.
Kansas City Star.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
Crahby.

A Kentucky court holds that a man
who kisses his sweetheart on a street
car is guilty of misdemeanor. But
who is going to be crabby enough
to file complaint, if the girl doesn't?
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Secretary Of the Interior Fan has
been inspecting some Of the national
parks in the West. He is here seen
at Glacier point, Yosemite National
park, looking down into the Yosemite
valley, 3,254 feet below. In the back
ground Is Half Dome.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

The bunko man does his bes
make farming pay.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

The joint judiciary committee will
consider the women's rights bill intro
duced by Senator Delos r.. Johnson
and which are designed to give women
equal rights with men In the holding
Of office Of public trust.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Three appropriation bills were intro
duced in the House, one by Mr.. Smith
OF Vermilion and one by Mr.. Henry Of
Vermilion and one by Mr.. Sylvest Of
Washington. The Smith measure,
known as the gen4ral appropriation
bill, carries total of $205, 1898 1t
embraces salary raises and additional
offices created by the Constitutional
convention.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
women WHO
Cannot Vl
Eead ps1! Mrs. corley.l... \
Benefit by He, E,asaas n.as>
nervousness and fsr,S'a vas ruaaos \

fered sss evssa NIL
/ was ny. essg ,s|
any wort nl' .aaasesJ
lot Of dfVrs m.a' aaa'ltiSI
got no relisi@ n
your medie;s. ~
tised di's'i'aeasI n . I!ieeasI
that va, .s@ D
my door, ssd n
n0ttatn,I"al b
hams Veans,n' y
.CompoupSg
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Franklin-Bayou Teche is com
pletely jammed from bank to bank
from Shadyside Plantation up TO New
Iberia with water hyacinths and small
boats are unable to navigate the
stream
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

The concurrent resolution by Mr..
Sylvest Of Washington calling upon
the Pink Boil Worm Commission for
report was referred to the agricul-
tural committee.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

The House parochial affairs commit
tee voted a favorable report on the
bill by Mr. Shattuck Of Calcasieu to
raise the interest rates on outstanding
warrants OF parishes from 5 to s per
cent.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Lake Charles-The Calcasieu police
Jury has postponed, until It's October
meetings. the question OF buying part
OF the Richard property, adjoining the
courthouse, to be used as city and
county park
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Lake Charles.-The enrolment In
the city schools is 2129, while last
year at the end OF the first month the
enrolment was 2116
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Amos L. Ponder Of Amite arrived
in Baton Rouge with q bill to carry
into effect the provision in the new
constitution requiring that each Con-
federate veteran in the state entitled
to a pension be paid $50 month.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

If cows have pride this prize Jersey
should be proud. For Betsy. Of the
Thorndury farm, Libertyville, ILL.,, Is to
be sent to the White House soon,
gift to President Harding.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Senator .Ventress ]. Smith, New
Iberia, was honored by the Senate by
being elected the Upper House mem
Der OF the Legislative Bureau created
under the new constitution Repre-
sentative John Dymond, Jr., Plaque
mines parish, is the member from
the House Of Representatives The
third member is the attorney general
It will be their duty to pass upon the
constitutionality and upon Implications
Of bills.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24
LOUISI A MA
HAPPENINGS
Neus of the Pelican State Arrong-
ed in CONDEMNED Form

De Ridder-The DeRidder Chamber
OF Commerce has begun to hold mid
week luncheons, after lapse OF about
three months
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

The House, yeas 1O3. nays /,
adopted the Weinmann bill to appro-
pirate 100000 to defray the expenses
Of the extra session Of the Legisla
ture Mr. Moresi Of iberia cast the
negative vote.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Latest market report, issued by the
Bureau of Markets, U. S. Department
of Agriculture. Washington, ID. G.:
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Representative Reilly OF the
Eleventh Ward, New Orleans, intro
duced bill to abolish hanging and
to substitute electrocution as the
method for executing condemned Grim
inals.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

New Orleans Elmire Charree, g.
year-old daughter Of Mrs. James
Charree, 4S23 Magazine street, was
killed instantly when a Ford car, oc-
cupied by the little girl and six 9th
ers, turned over after being struck by
another automobile
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Rayville.-The Holly Ridge Lumber
Company, after an idleness Of six
months, has resumed operations at its
Holly Ridge plant, eight miles east of
Rayville in Richland parish. The
company will employ 800 men at the
plant and will continue operations
throughout the winter and spring
months. according to officials
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Morgan City.-A movement is on
foot to reorganize the Boy Scouts In
Morgan City G. r. Lynch, Joe Far
rar, r. y. Winchester, Henry Loeb, M.
II. Norman and ]. L. Fisher have the
matter in hand.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-09-24

Lafayette,-Al The schools In the
parish have opened, following the sum.
mer recess, including state, parochial
and private institutions.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
BAKERS PR0F|TEER
HERE, SAYS CAPPER
Senator Charges Prices Are
Wholly Out of Line With
Those Paid Producer.

Proflteering on the part Of the bakers
In Washington and other cities Of the
nation was charged by Senator Cap
per of Kansas during the debate on
the packer bill in the Senate last
night. He read to the Senate a reso-
luton adopted recently by the Kalo-
rama Citizens Association Of Wash
ington requesting that the District
| Commissioners do all in their power
to bring down the price of bread OF
to increase the size of the loaf, in
view of the great decrease in the price
of wheat and flour.
| Il am not surprised" said Senator
| Capper, that the citizens of Wash
ington are complaining of the high
prices they are still compelled to pay
stiles of life.
Sees No Retail Effect.
'The prices charged the consumer
are wholly out of line with the prices
the producer Is receiving for the prod
ucts Of his farm. The governments
latest statistics show that in the city
Of Washington there has been a re-
duction of but IA per cent in the
price of bread since the peak Of war
prices was reached In the past year
the price Of wheat has declined more
than one-third-34.S per cent, to be
exact-at the principal grain mar
ket Of the country-Chicago. At Kan
sas City. which Is still closer to the
great wheat belt, the decline has
been even greater. 37.7 per cent lower
than a year ago. Out on the farmS
tho price Of wheat is back almost to
pre-war levels, but the scent loaf OF
pre-war times is only q memory.
This decline In the price OF wheat
has been reflected somewhat In the
price of wheat -four. but in the re-
the slightest glimmer Of such reduc-
ton.
with a maximum cash decline IN
the price OF wheat OF nearly 50 per
cent for the year and q maximum
decline in the price of flour of 40 per
cent. the size Of the crust the bakers
of the ten cities hand the public
varies remarkably from a measly de-
crease of but per cent in New York
to a maximum reduction Of only Il
per cent in Boston. But l note that
in New York, where the decline IN the
price of bread is least, the reduction
in price Of -four is greatest. with but
This is not the only paradox In
this remarkable table. Boston. the
city farthest removed from the wheat
belt and paying high transportation
charges on wheat or flour for nearly
1900 miles of railway. Is the city
showing the largest decline in the the
wheat country itself the bakers are
still exacting high prices. In Kan
sas City the price Of wheat has de.
clined 377 per cent and Of -four 20
per cent, but according to the latest
government reports the price OF
bread has declined only 1s per cent"
Evening star., 1921-06-16
NAMED TO CONGRESS.
Mai. Jeffers Will Fill Unexpired
Term of Blackmon.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 1s.-
Gov. Thomas E. Kilby yesterday is
sued a proclamation declaring Mai.
Lamar Jefrers Of Admission. democrat,
elected to fill out the unexpired term
in Congress made vacant by the
death early in the year of Fred L.
Blackmon.
The oficial figures on the election
in the fourth Congressional district
gave Mai. Jeffers a majority of 1924
votes over Judge A P. Longshore, the
republican nominee.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
Two From D. c. Graduate.

LEXINGTON. Va. June 16.-Among
the ninety-five young men who re-
ceived degrees from Washington and
Lee University at the commencement
exercises here were Carl E. l. Gill
and Terrence Wolford Of Washin gton,
D. c., who were awarded the degree
Of bachelor Of laws. Young Gill nm
ished the regular three-year course
in two years. and took an active part
in college activities.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
CLAIR D. VALLETTE DIES.
Practiced Law in Warrington for
Past Ten Years.

Past Ten Years.
Clair d. vallettA. . practicing at
torney Of this city. died Tuesday
night at his homo, 1850 Euclid street
Funeral services were held at
o'clock this afternoon at Joseph
Gawler's Sons. 1892 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. The body was cremated.
Mr.. Vallette came here from Chicago
about ten years ago. and has been
practicing law here ever since. He
was a member of the bar Of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States and
appeared before that body in the in
terests of number of companies in
suits against the state of Florida in
the Everglades cases.
He was republican, and was in
strumental to a great extent in the
success of the republicans in Florida.
He was nominated at the last election
as q republican to the United States
Senate from that state, but declined
tho nomination.
His widow and q daughter. Miss
Helen Vallette, survive him.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
ORDERED HERE FOR DUTY.

Commander John H. Hoover. aide
on tho star Of tho commander Of tho
destroyer foroe, Pacific feet. has been
ordered to this city for duty At the
gun factory. Washington navy yard.
Lieut. Herbert J. Meneratti attached
to the battleship Ohio also has been
assigned to duty at the Washington
navy ward. =,
Evening star., 1921-06-16
Fop TndiHeHtiOn

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Half q teaspoonful in water before meals
will be found a grateful relief from distress
after eating. Buy Z bOttle.-Advertsement.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-11
$50 AT MEETING
OF MOTHERS CLUB
Women Hear Mrs. Ellis Talk
on Vocational Guidance;
Secretary Wolf Speaks.

About $50 women attended a meet
ing of the Mothers club of the 7. NJ.
Q. A. at the association building Tues
day to hear an address on character
analysis with relation to boys work
BY Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis, vocational
expert for the National War Work
council of the 7. NJ. C. A.
General Secretary Ralph Wolf gave
talk on the basic principles of boys
work, and told Of the conference pro-
posed for the boys department of the
7. NJ. c. A. here in April
Songs by Mrs. A. E. Barkemeyer
completed the program. Secretary
Wolf presided.
Mrs. Ellis will go to Belt today
(F'riday) with J. G. Reed. Americana
cation secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
to do vocational guidance work among
exsoldiers there.
Mrs. Ellis will make her final talk
at the Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday afternoon
at the meeting of the brotherhood Of
the First Methodist church. Her
theme will be "The Gold Mine Under
Your Hat"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-11
CITY NOT LIABLE
FOR GUARANTEEING
Joint Health Board Decides
Against West Side Claim
ants for Damages.

Upholding the action Of the quaran-
tine officers IN isolating diphtheria car
riers and declaring the city not liable
for financial loss following the impos-
ing Of the quarantine law, the city and
county board of health Thursday morn
ing voted against the claims filed by
several citizens of the west side for
damages.
The following resolution was passed
at the meeting:
''The board of health after consider
ing complaints entered by certain res
dents OF the west side as to the quaran
timing diphtheria carriers. finds that
the complaints are based largely on a
misapprehension on the part Of the
compliments of the necessity of these
measures and the lack of appreciation
of the Importance of the enforcement
of the quarantine law.
In accordance with this finding the
board of health does not deem the city
liable for any financial loss sustained
by any party by reason of the action
of the health officer in imposing this
quarantine
Cotton plants bear best when plant
ed together closely.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-11
Federal Seed Loan
Blanks May Be Filled
Out After March Is

Farmers wishing to make applica-
tons for federal seed grain loans will
be permitted to fill out these applica-
ton blanks next week, according to
r. +. MacSpadden, county agent for
Cascade county, at whose office these
blanks may be obtained Mr.. Mac
Spadden stated Thursday that none Of
these blanks had yet been received and
that although it has been previously
stated that no applications could be
made out after March Is it is his be-
lief that the loans will be granted next
week
1T would be physical impossibility
for these applications to be taken care
of before March IS said Mr.. Mac
Spadden," as G. w. Warburton the
government agent in charge of these
loans has not yet arrived at Fargo,
n. D., and probably will not get in to
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-11
PARENTS NOTICE Chill
dren's Candy Matinee at the
Alcazar Saturday.-(Adv.)
Missoula Man Comes
to Forest Service
Job in Great Falls

G. B. Swim. national forest examin-
er. has been transferred to the super
visorship of the Jefferson and Lewis
and Clark national forest to fill the
vacancy made by the resignation of A.
G. Adams, who recently went to
Grangeville, Idaho, to become super
visor of the Nez Perez forest.
Mr.. Swim has been employed at the
district forest service office at Missou-
Ia for the last seven years in charge of
land classification and comes to the
Great Falls office from the lands
office. He started in the forest ser
vice as ranger and has worked his
way up to his present position His
wife and family will remain at Missou-
la until after the close Of the school
year when they will move to Great
Falls to make their home.