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The New York herald., 1921-08-18
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In tho United States District
Court
NAT B1OoM-Involuntar hosiery. under
wear, Sc. COB Eighth avenue. on behalf Oh
three creditors. y. Bunder. who claims
s3.267; $. Messenger. sSil, ana L. Auer-
bach. S52f.
ELIAS sERBIN-Involuntary trading as
International silk and Dress Goods store.
dress goods. G2 Hester street, or behalf OF
three creditors, Lillian Saff, who claims
$3.50; s. Amazon. $685. and +. Neide, Sloo.
MERIT PAPER COMPANY = Involuntary
against Albert A. Cohen, trading as lho
broadway, on behalf Of the Ajax Paper
Mills. Inc. which clnims 5000.
INTERSTATE coat AND DOCK COM
PANY of New York. % Broadwny-Gnvol-
untary on behalf Of three creditors, Boh-lo
Sales Corporation, claims $50 ,0O0 Coalhell
Coal Company, ssT 900. and Ajax Coal
Company. $4,000
MAX PoLLAcK-Invountar cotton goods
retailer. 36T East Tenth street. on behalf
OF three credltors Berger & Sautzl<y. who
claim S22s; Kcrner Peters, SiS2, and
American Jobbing store, sloi.
LOUIS KAIsNANowfT2--Invol job
Der OF silks. 143 Madison avenue, on behalf
OF three creditors. Liabilities given as
$3.50 600 and assets as Sl25 900. Petitioners
nre = Frimarck 81 1895: Irene Rosenstadt.
S53S and Lillian Fine, S2,522,
LENOx oOTERY-Voluntary; b. Abraham
and Herman Reichstcin. ~ West tiTth
street. who place their liabilities at $i7ol
and nc assets
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUrTCy.
Tho follow ing receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday In the United States
District Court:
LOUIS REGN-Byron Clark. receivers Louis
Rein, trading Rcins Fashion Shop, re-
tall dresses. III East Fordham road bond.
$500. Liabilities estimated at $4,000 and
assets at 81 600
HAYNES a. CO., INC.--II. Bright Wilson, re-
ceiver, auto trucks, 6i7 West Fifty-sixth
street; bond, $1,000
MAX sTERN-FrapciA- X. ninasn- trecaivpr.
The New York herald., 1921-08-18
DETROIT.
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
e 4Ss e: S:@'i S:@r rs:ss $ss;s +
80 Ford tf Can. .:40 PAL 240 241
30 Mich Sugar. SO 81 5ls 81
600 REQ ....... 1T3t is 1T3t Is
The New York herald., 1921-08-18
FOREIGN BONDS.

Total sales stocks. 52s.7oo shares.
Total sales bonds. $467 600 par value.
ts,lls cents share. .Odd lots.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
AN IMPo RTANT JOB

nuRING the past few months the larger towns of New Mexico have
Id engaged IN a healthy revival Of community activity. In Ration,
~ Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Clovis, Silver City aud elsewhere, cham
bers of commerce have been organized and reorganizcd, memberships
therein greatly increased and programs mapped out for vigorous con
structive work, backed by ample money.
During this same period our own chamber OF commerce, which
should lead in this kind Of activity in New Mexico, has become very
largely an institution Of officers aud directors and more recently, II
we may believe the reports of the officers, it has been difficult, and al
times impossible, TO get a quorum of the board of directors TO consider
important public business.
II is true that this is the vacation period and that a majority Of
men r. very much occupied with personal business concerns. Non
is IL the intention of The Herald to attempt TO fix responsibility fi
the Indifference TO chamber of commerce activities that has grown ur
in this city. The important thing is that the indifference exists and
while it exists the hands of the chamber Of commerce are tied, be-
cause no organization Of this kind can function successfully merely
with a corps OF officers. Behind it must be united effort and thor
ough sympathy and cooperation. None of this backing exists now
Lacking it the chamber Of commerce is not successful and Albuquer
que suffers.
The annual meeting Of the chamber Of commerce is due within
very short time. The organization is in a state of III health that rans
for careful hut vigorous treatment. It is up 70 the individual bust
ness men and women of Albuquerque to supply the treatment Other
wise the patient will die. Moreover this particular kind of corps
cannot be embalmed or Inferred. II remains TO mess mp the scenery
and 10 menace the community health and vigor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

A LTf1OU0H President Harding : message. to congress yesterday
q was devoted chiefly 70 urging the wisdom Of a prompt settlement
: : of the obligations existing between the railroads and the govern
ment. a settlement the dcsrabiity Of which is pretty generally agreed
upon. attention was also given 70 t'the very promising possibilities
Of broadening the powers OF the war finance corporation for the fur.
ther relief Of agriculture and livestock production"
In this latter recommendation and the legislation that is ready to
accompany 4 there n great hope for the hard pressed western live
stock producer, as well as for his troubled brother the grain farmer
of the Genital states
The president il right, beyond a doubt, in stresing the import
anec of tho relief required by the railroads Transportation rcstora-
ton comes first. But be secs clearly, II III evident, the necessity for a
interests. as he says, in order TO meet a nationwide emergency" No
one desires to have shc government engage further in private business
than is absolutely necessary The railroad adjustment is a determin-
ed effort to get the government cut OF private business. But the cri-
sis before the farmer and particularly before the stock grower is so
critical and 80 farreaching that nothing hut Intervention Of the
national government, with all lis resources, will serve TO meet il.
In on interview in Tuesday = Herald, Prayer Miller Of the state
woolgrpwers association, said the sockman : outlook was brighten
ing and that II fided through the coming fall and winter, he would find
himself in . position TO take care Of himself. That is exactly the sit
ration. Without help disaster is sure to befal the livestock indus
try, not only Of New Mexico but OF the whole west during the com
ing winter.
II has become Obvious that the federal reserve banking system
cannot meet this situation without radical amendment not likely to
be obtained in time il. indeed, Il would be wise TO make the changes
suggested. II IL clear that the $50,000O00 livestock loan pool. while
a temporary relief measure, is that and nothing more aud that the ex
tent of the relief is doubtful. In this situation more and more of
the war finance corporation, or some similar agency, as the only way
out
The extension Of the war finance eorporations powers 10 agricul
tural and livestock relief is referred to in pending legislation as hay
ing TO do with export only. just how far il ia the president, idea
that the corporation should or could go in more direct relief at home,
is not made plain. That he has such relief in mind, however, is clear
ly Indicated.
This much we know; the republican administration after four
months Of first hand investigation and study, has determined that the
time has come for sweeping vigorous action TO relieve the business
situation and 10 aid the nations producing industry. That is the
most hopeful news that has come over the wires 10 the west for many
a day. To put it in homely phrase, we may now look for business to
pick up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

CHAPTER MI HAVE A TALK WITH TOM
By RUTH N ABELiNG

OF men ia feel safe in your know
Ing, and with no business background
You'll find II hard TO yet work with
out a personal element.
4 want % TO escape that, Helgas
I happen TO know Of q woman VINO
needs q social secretary. n thorough
~ CAPABLE OF meeting any emergency
gracefuny-you can 40 that-wont
you see her and accept the place II
she likes your
realized that much that Tom said
was true. I know finding work. with
no especial training. would be difh-
cult, 10 my answer was a grudging'
Eyes"
I wrote the address NJ Tome die
tated II and as the receiver snapped
after HIS "Goodby, dear ! felt "a
vague unrest.
RMS afternoon I shall visit Mrs.
John Amcs-in-need-of-a-Hocisl-scc
tary.
i've heard Of her and her beautiful
| home and magnetic husband. re-
member seeing her ut some of the
big parties mother used TO give when
was just a girl and Mrs. Amcs a
bride.
I wonder how Tom happened "a
know 30 much of her
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper hnisrprisel
Tomorrow HcIga Sorcnson meets d
lady OF Ici.nrc-and u man of thu
same sorts--apd sccs u Kiss and make.
nD engagement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

and the other lived several dreadful
hours aftcrward before death merci-
fully released him.
There are people who believe that
all the character we have ~ con-
structed out OF our hereditary traits
aud u experiences: that inheritance
and our environment make W.
II that is so, twins ought TO be
moro alike than they are.
But twins. ordinary twins. though
born ~ the same birth. and having
Identical hereditary introduction into
life, do not live together every day
aud hour: they have opportunity Ga
drin apart.
Different Personalities.
Not so tnc siamcse twins and
others Of like vharactrr. Not FOR a
single hour has either boen away
from the other. Their character and
disposition ought to be Identical,
But now we lind In twins OF this
sort that their individuality IN as
marked as that of other children.
In the ease ~ the Filipino swins,
whom saw two or three years 10
one boy was studi0us and the other
lazy.
In the case OF Christine MlIiy. two
grow women whom 1 Jaw and
talked with. the we heads not only
carried different brains but different
dispositions.
The Great Element.
As FOR the Siamcsc twins. Chang
and Eng. one was Joyial and the
other morusC.
when Wa have said all that can
he said for h%rrcdity and environ
ment. there Is something In us that
either makes or unmakos ms. Char
Hc,cr H. not wholly "a matter ot en-
vironmont.
Hercdlty iH n potent force. bat II
can be- oufgrown. Environment ~
% help or a hindrnncc. but II alone
does not determine whether a man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

VA I'NNNHUM 'N|MA v
VITA ne man she has pnFsned Tor maHes AZ
ssh's ~ oller To- asfi.Ii hsf,," .s.h'"wvs.
LAIN Amss ~ hsr social .ecre,ar,. fnd
densalty' she mssts the idle phlim Ancs,
who essorta her. from the house.
'cop'r'fh, is2l ey newspapcs hn'eFprsrl
GO ON WITH STORY
The jingilng Of the telephone awak-
ened me this morning.
Toms voice came over the wire.
'heiEa-nhNc you gone crazy " was
his decidedly characteristic greeting,
And then, not waiting for an answer.
the words came tumbhng.
I'm so sorry. dear. | knew that you
had u In YOU To wake up-to the big
poasiDilltics-some day; but had
hoped u wouldn't come unul after you
We're my wife"
His voice was very gentle; perhaps
only Imagined n thrill OF emotion
IN H.
you nave been ARTIFICIAL. hut no
more no than The rest OF he girls l
know all that your letter told me be-
fore you wrote II, but ! know, too,
that you are gold at hcart-and 1
want you. I'm coming out" he snap
ped.
But you don't know whore ] ami"
My words were piufuily inadequate.
DID. you think that q man who has
loved v the little badcsHcs OF a
girl, could let her slip away from him ?
know Just where you are and Just
what you did all day yesterday
wasn't more than twenty steps behind
yOu an along Now I'm coming
'but Tom! ! shricked as l feared
d-isconncction.
"NeH-dearf' h sweet compassion
81 his voice made me fear more than
ever, meeting him. knew couldn''
I uAa Alaua AuuI no Aa WaHaYNa 49, WAAANaN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
A Legislative
Masterpiece Is
Now Regulated
(Frm the National Republican,

From the National Republican,
T7HE federal reserve act has been
touted by the democratic press
AZ the browning achievement 81
democratic constructive statesman
ship.-a finnl answer 90 the argu.
mcnt that the democratic party had
not. within this generation. contribut-
I'D 10 the statute books OF the nation
a single measure - admitted per
benefit to the American peo-
pie. And now We hear John SHELTON
Williams. comptroller Of the currency
under President Wilson. ~denouncing
the administration OF the federal e..
serve act before a Georgia gathering
OF farmers and business mon.
The rcscr tonrd, he asserted. "bc-
came by cor administration sim and
inelastic. consequently oppressive and
injurious where II should have been
helpful. and dangerously lenicn'
where u should have been repress-
i've
MIR williams declared the policies
OF the hoard had resulted In ''crue.
cramping OF banks. small merchant,
n farmers OF the country ana act1ul
stimulating Of wild speculation and
destructive usury In New York;
The intent of the m Of tho
great federal reserve act Mr. VIII
Hams continued, was hat the ws
tenn be governed and conducted on
plain common sense principles, ap-
plicable a. both h village and
small town and the big town man
One Of the principal and most vita
purposes wins 10 prevent congestion
Of money at the ccnters for use IN
gambling On for oXtcting from gam
bl.rs when funds were needed foi
moving or carrying crops or for do.
vciopmcnt and conduct Of productive
enterprises. Etv that broad and
noble purpose has been hind.red
perverted and In large moasur" re-
versed by tho majority OF tho fedora
reserve board to maintain and en-.
force rules unnecessarily hard, In
flexible and unvary ing
n In no defense Of the oppresslN'
operation Of b. statute "a blame n up
on bad administration. and plead b.
VS. behalf tho "nohla purpose Of n
iramerE How Il system operate 4
the practical question. ana u ~ cat
be ~ conducted that n creates "yi,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
A COMPLICATED JOB

II HE NEW YORK TRIBUNE thinks that the United States senate
can perform a great national service by putting the Fordncy tariff
= bin into a pigeon hole aud forgetting it, until such time as the rev
enne laws have been thoroughly revised, along lines favored by that
veteran newspaper.
The central states, and much Of the west, urge that the revenue
laws b. let alone until the tariff problems have been worked out.
Admitting that the revenue Legislation is bound to require long
aud ardent debate, the Tribune. and its entire immediate section Of
the country, thinks that congress should sidetrack everything else
and bc nj Il Ofber ,r-tions seeing the Tariff problems aud the lack
OF tariffs bearing down upon them are willing to let the money pow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Many go to art galleries TO see fine
paintings. other men stand on the
street corner and watch them pass.
Perhaps We would got along better
10 We had more appropriations fur
construction and less FOR dostruC-
tiou.
Time doesn't ny In fly time.
4 woman can't understand why a
man stays single. Hut h can readily
see why another woman does.
4 hill collector Is q sin-lt least
hc always finds 70 out.
Divorce suits are moro revealing
than bathing suits.
shall be good or bad, u failure or a
success.
The first aud permanent element
~ the man himself,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

es sweat a ltlc while longer, or unIl ihc tari6 schedules have been
determined and put into effect.
II is a great country, and the congrcs. that undertakes 10 please
the whole of it at one and the same time, is up against a complicated
job.
Those states which have long since exhausted their timber re-
sources. in many eases with abominahle wastes, are now the leaders
in advocacy of a nation wide forestry policy that would restrict the
wise use of untouched western timber tracts. Men who have time
for leisure and the appreciation of the beautiful protest bitterly
against desccraiing landscapes with water power projects for power
that new regions and new industries need.
When the size Of our country and lis varied and conflicting in
tcrests and clashing viewpoints are considered the wonder is that thr
congress gets through TO any conclusions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
wHYNoTa

John e. BuRGETT, of Artesa, who is now in Washington, writes
II 10 the Artesia News, among other things, that Senators Bursum
- and jones' both voted against sdetracking of the soldier bonus
bill, and adds that There does not seem 30 be much friction between
these two men despite their opposite political views"
Why should there be frcioni
Are they not both entrusted by the people of New Mexico with
the duty Of attending 70 this states share Of national affairs and with
looking out for the interests Of this stated
In contrast with these commissions, mere partisan differences are
relatively unimportant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

"WhHt van I do Tor YOU my boy
asked the s-hupkcopor
"Pleasc." replied the boy, 'lv"
called about your advertisement for
n man to retail canarirs"
Yes. and do YOU think o could
do the WurkfH'
"Oh. no. sir: I only wan 60 know
how the rannrieH lost their uails"-
National Republican.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
Heredity
BY DIR. WILLIAM E. BARTON

RELY. everyone
has heard OF the
famous twins born
in Slam aud ca
hihited By Barnum.
They were Joined
t0gethor In such
fashion that N was
never Judged safe
to cut them apart;
und so they Owed
10 manhood They
married and each
had children. one
OF tho twins died.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

doubt" says tho IuraN HcrfiiA
r.forriug to the French brought haf y
bt our soldier boys. 'our RnguaVr
will kcop such expressions ~ bean
tote. hono iar. bIly do. lingery, nuntfa
no. foN paws. Jcnuy'H pa. silver plate.
three beans and Dot sweet Bou-
ton Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
They Act and
React Alike

"Panics are all alike and this one
acts Just like the rest" says Thomas
Edison.
Il have been through five depres-
sions during ms business me- Mr..
Edison's message read. "They all act
alike. This latest one acts cNacty
like all tho rest. The men who, 10
business fell on &c per cent increased
their selling effort ~ per cent man
aged to pull through as II there was
no depression. and the efforts Of such
men ten to shorten tho periods Of
depression"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

HIS perfectly quiet" remarked
the man Ia the two girls who were
hiring q pony and trap only you
must take are to Keep the rein OFT
his tnii.@
W won't forget" they said.
how they had got on.
"Spiendidlyi" they exclaimed We
had one sharp shower hut we took
A. IN turn to hold the umbrella y @
the horFc's tai. 80 there was no real
danger" Edinburgh Scotsman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
HaIf-a Dozen
Borrowed Smiles

How Could the Poor Roob Know?
lie docking Into shon windowsl-
Are they bathing outfits or ballet
cosfumeH2
She why. John. do you think
anybody would show themselves In
such a bathing suit Those are cyc-
ming Gowns Detroit News,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

greater than thos" Il was intended 10
remedy. then u " a had system. II
was claimed In behalf of the federal
reserve law that II would End the
very abuscs Mr.. Williams claims are
now furnishing under II.
he II remembered that the organ
iziuon Of the ncdcral reserve system
is sin In the hands Of "A board domt-
mated by a democratic majority and
thai the policies -iuaugurated under
the Wilson administration In the
management Of the new system are
rtiil iu effect So hat even II the
defects Of the measure arc to D."
blamed upon It's administration thr
responsibility rests upon the pplittcl
party which plumcs itself upon the
creation of the federal reserve system
aa a legislative masterpiece.
a banking system which permitted
unlimited expansion Of credit col
curse was a popular measure during
The process Of Initiation. During the
process OF denatlou n ts correspond
ingly unpopular. Tho federal roHorN'
system hHrs never had a. trial except
under conditions inuriug ia IT'S popu'
larity, n rs becoming apparent that
under h there may be "a curtnilmeni
~ local credit amounting ~ almost
Co complete extinction, with cousc'
pu'ut paralysis Of productive indus.
try. Thus Vnnl8hca another demo.
cratic claim Of great constructive
achievement through the adverse tca.
timonv OF those who hoHstcd most uI
this great In financial legislation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Joan Mummy. was baby sent down
from heaven
Mothcr-rSs. dear.
Joan They do like 10 have h. guiet
M there. don't thcyf-Thc FHHs NIX
Show, London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
Age Of OnIrrinnItN.

Oldtinc Mosquito ito Young Mos
QUITO: And to think that when I
was your age ! cou,d sting girls only
on the face and handE,"-American
Legion Weekly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

when e gti tells n man she llgrg
40 8er him muke q pipe hr might
100 we'll start looking ut houses for
rent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
~ raleySD Daily Poem


You're seeking an ear To listen
To all OF your tale OF woes-
To bark while the tear-drops
giiFten
And trickie along ypur noseg
Well. I haven't time at present,
rtn leaving FOR other scenes.
So. tell Il 10 Mr.. Sweeney,
Lieutenant OF Marinesi
Tell him how your boss Expresses.
Tell him how your tuck goes
wronC.
Tell him how your wife d~istrcsses
Your temper the whole year
long.
Tell him all your stock OF troubles
And exactly what each n
means.
Sure. tell 'cm To Mr.. Sweeney.
Lieutenant OF Marines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

We've heard for many seasons
Excuses that you devise.
We've listened TO all your
'~rCasons."
We've harkencd To nlibis
But we're tired Of your hard luck
story
Which doesn't mount TO
bennE-
SO. toll u to Mr.. Sweeney,
Lieutenant OF Marines'
For your friends don't like to near
you.
And your enemies all flee.
And nobody fingers nea you
when you wall In a minor key:
So there's nobody left but Sweeney
To hear all your wocs rchcarsed.
And maybe Sweeney will listen
But not II he sees you first
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mans mEnE ID

Hcirs sofrrson breaks her tnaaFement
With thn man she has puFtned Tor mnnct. AZ
crpts his offer to afHist her 10 career
sud seeks employment With the rich hIrs
John Alnes A. her social necfetay. lnci
hrniaIiy. rhe meets the idle Fhillp AincsI
who eseoria her from the house.
tcopyriFh' 1921 by Newspaper knserprisel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16

By Permission of the Estate of Samuel L. Ciemen
 ana the Mark Twain Company Copyright, 1921 by the Mark Twain Company.