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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
PRAISES NEAR EAST RELIEF
FOR ITS WORK IN ARMENIA
Nrs. Isaac Nonun. Nnu Resident Of
Rirhnond. TELLS CT Turkish
N:SsnrrCS

"lf II Were not FOR IN" Ncnr East
ErIiei today there would not b, :,
slAEi" christian man or wOinan alive
~ my country said Airs. Isaac Yu-
Ran. an exile from Armenia aud now
" resident OF Richmond. speaking In q
N"ir" that uuivcr"d with feeling as
81" talked "ith Il member Of tn. Vir-
cinit relic: committee. now asking
Tor FUNDS to continue their work
MIS- fonan's husband Dr Isaac
/ oman. was formerly connected with
the American College OF rrmia. aud is
nov touring the United states in he
haii OF his distressed country E.ror.
his return to his nativ" land. abuu,
twenty years ago. he was for u shor,
time pae;pr of - 'NrroN .: IN. cox.
H' here. leaving to take up .dm-
has volunteered To aid the lruai ,Oill-
'uittcc Tor Near East Relief hy telling
the almost unbelievable story of tho
nasSacr"s In Armenia aua Syria 10
clubs ana urraNizn' Ions s. IShiug 20 ho
informed on the tragedy the, is being
enacted in the N"a: East today
MS sister Ms. David. and my
niece did not com. I" America" eaid
Mrs fonanA They have been refugees
tor Two years. For a while there
we're letters but now We do not hear"
Mrs. David was among tho people
who remained in trmin when news
came that tile Turks. with their Gus
l"Uary advance army of haif-Civil-
izcd kurds, was on the way About
10000 people We're left IN the city
the old. tn" sick. and thos" who We're
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
STOCKS HOLD STEADY.
SHOWING AN ADVANCE
Reading and Tire Shares Fluctua
lions Cover Narrow Range, Con-
fined to Fractions.
CALL MONEY SIN PER CENT
Reported Improvement in Demand
for Automobiles Results in liu,-
ing Tircs-Goud ISuyiu. OF Nor
folk and Western Eumorcd.
ny nl,o,pAN MALI.

NEW YORK. Jan u. In the alb
sence cf amy definite news develop
today aud displayed a tendency to
advance. With the exception .:
Reading and tho tire stocks. price
fluctuations covered u narrow range,
confined To fractions. Trading was
on much lighter scale. total trans
actions beng about 80 per cent Of
what they wcr. during previous this
on tho floor Of the stock cNChauE"
and was loaned ct 4l2 and , per
cent OUTSIDE OF tina; institution.
Urgent buying OF Reading, COM
mon. developed. and forced tho price
Ct that Issue Mp ucarlY tire. poIuia.
purchases We're accompanied Ivy ru-
mors taat the serrcGMion plan was
ready. hut nothiUg official could h"
obtained. Persons familiar With the
Reading situation HAY" been huyin.
the FIRST and second preferred shares
Qu,etLF ana leaving the common alone.
R"port"i lmrroycmcnt iu the de-
mand for automobiles is resulting in
buying OF the tire shares. KELLY
Springfield led this group and closed
more than uH-ca 1nin's GoeH~for v...
tatiouS.
Coed. but quiet. buying OF Norfolk
iional Paper continued In good do
mand at an advance u nearly two
points.
Strength in Columbia Gas ana E'ec-
trio has TO do with the kHow'edEc that
the directors at thei" meeting next
week ar" expected 10 place the stock
on por cent annual dividend basis
Insiders &C tho Seneca Copper state
That the company Is now in position
10 begin the production ot IN tn Hs
soon as market conditions warrant
Very little cr"lenga being placed
in the rumors heard that ono djr.c-
tor of Pittsburgh Hnl West Virginia
VIII begin the paNWent ot dividends
with the Forthcoming meeting the
lntta- ,F .'ti.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
SOUTHERN PORTS PLAtl TO
COMPETE WITH NEW YORK
prlrSatihn of business Ern Fran,
p'air Arc Visiting Western cities
tn Help Move.
~ :N.socsa'ed Fross |

>.,.,,. - ~. Ho'.h' Sf i'r"SS.
N"W YORK. Jan. ii i:us ines.
.t'h nf scT"ral southern ports ar.
H'ht' l" compete for trade with
..' sort Of New York. officers Of IN,
-'H' "nal Marine League declared tn
hiAirin"nt here today
q" ports which ar" seeking 10
"!"'t business from Now Yorl. in
ia" Wilmington. y C.; Savnnn:il
~ ,HIriesion :. c.; BrunSwicK. Ga
"hd Jacksonville. Fla. the statement
t"lc$aiio "' business men from
M southern cities has hccn yisi,i,t"
Mld"I" western states. the i"aulr L.
G."i"a IN an effort TO ur-c inland
HhhGiacil!rcrS To divert ov..rs..:,s
shipments to their ports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
OLD-TIMG TElFGRApHERS
TO MEET HERE IN FALL
Bnh.. al Which Edison ana Many
tamorS Wen Are Members
tnmNrnrS In ScmtcuI,,.r

The O.d-Tim" Tclcgr0phore' Assoc
citation. of which Thomas Edison and
number ~ equally famous men are
mcmhcrs VIII no'd It's annual convou-
ton in 1927 in Richmond according
:" announcement mad" las, nicht
from offices 0f the Chesapeake and
ohio Railroad
Tn" convention viii convene in
.Eichnond IN September IN" exact
d't'" np' h"in" known Tie assocla-
ton numbered among its members
N"fp"c their death Andrew Carnegie.
fc1Gr" w. stevens, lat president o.!
'Hr thesap"a and ohio Euilroal
AMI number Of other prominent
lA-lrOIh mon. now hec"NHnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
294.o5l BALES OF LINT
GlNNED IN DECEMBER
"hSns turrnn Makes Public RcuuIu-
"""thi! k"n"rt Of Ginning in
Country.
IN J s0ciAtcN Prcss. |

ASH iNGTp\. Jan i.-Co,ron
t"'':Su;neI during December Amounted
- -'i>"l running bales of I'M .,n.i
-!,'l "at "s 90 linicrS the Census AN
'.h' announced today Cotton DON.
snin"d during December. l.I..
a.moGnied TO 5li.7ll bale, OF lin, and
2"."@l OF llnters ''''''
cotton held in consuming .s.ablt.b.
'h.AtS December 81 WAS lo.S Ne-
.aIeS OF lin; ana 239.G9g bales Of in.
,.'s' COMPARED with i.S3G.1o3 Of I'M
an. Hi.,r., .'''lHO Of lintcrs and in nuhlic
StHfhG" aud at congresses . G"a 53S
"".sS Of lint and 331. 500 Of itu;.yS
SH.nphr"d WITH il6i,2OS OF lint ana
-h",'5H " liut.rS
imports OF cotton amounted 10 -
>"v hal"S. compared with 4S.5tl
hA pocts were THS.5IS bales ir.rb,I.
lhs 3.l'2 bales OF !!nterS co,rr,,..d
Win s''.>i3 iEriidilg 3Gci or li,,,rrs
o'i"n spludi"s actlvc durin. d.
He!.2""r Numbered 2..s7a.iC2. compared
STATISTICS Tor cotton growing Stotos
snow; Consumed 1890 hai.S com.
itft8 with 27l.703 ON hand in con
cunning establishments. G2g. SO com
ia''d with lii1.OUj. ana lu puhIir
NlytaEc and a "umpresscs. 5.2HG 6Se
C2inpdred with 3.ciu.i3s ,,o,to., snjn-
G.es active li,ion.6iO compared Win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Receiver Named.

MOBILE. ALA. Jan. ,I--Th. DE.
inonstration Plantation Company. OF
ilttsburSh. operating on an inmcn:,r
tract Or land in this county. was to-
u"H thr"Wn INTO III" hands OF a re-
cctvcr on application to ;hr Federal
court by Pittsburgh interests. l.. r.
irvine. of Mobiic wai named re-
cciNcr. Several nilicigls OF this CON
Germ we're recently indicted by III.
Federal postal authorities at pu:s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15

TOO feeble to take Oh foot the terrible
Journey that lay between them and
me Saicty OF British protection.
me turks came" MrG. Yonan con-
tinued. and tortured first. then killed
thcse peopi" They destroyed every
.hihS that was ieft. When they were
.,cu OF nassnctine, there were sim
,hiS remnant on the streets To starvc.
win no food. no homes. no shelter
hr,i mem. Ny father and mother were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
fRoSI>iDN MARKET.
COFFEE

S.,H YCHk. Jan. fifth ,ou.ev.h,. nm.
-ti.-l ta1".n. 81 The o' e.al cables from
HiA ruUD!s az lower COS; AMI
80, of~f. :.Din sgrao az me BragI..tu
-".iIT-s lea 20 turtner SCATTERING. !Gu!.
.H Dee .N me guh". futures market. h.-,
-'s b" opening was 20 @ r5!ut- lUl..i
sow" fnsHrhS sAO~r4 az. l.s,.. u.
2 '' - :rpiti- IET!uS ta- dag ~.tn NJ.
.tn- AZ So and glpa.a- q, 80 m.
"a 'naT"st closed 80 . .-t a,. .a. ~
~" POINTS Closing bid 1a.uary
Mach 60. MAJ. 5,.: Inv -. So
."4" Ger. l-1t. october. ~. December ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
rh,nc Hntcs Increased IN ,,,,,w

Mo%TGDMERY ALA. Jan. li.-In
IN "r""r handed down and made Of
i'c'lF" as OF January ~. tho Ma
'hna public service commission
GRANTED The petition Of the Southern
zen t"."rhonc aTh Telegraph Com
p"H'. =""k'ng authority TO Increase
'A'hHhG' telephone rates In Ala
""uih. the Increase authorized ia tho
'rhrf. however. approXimatinr %
por cent as opposed to The approx.
III" !" per cent increase asked hy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15

,'. Fciori> from some PROVINCES %. India
-, without much !-rllauel' lnru-
- "a" nn-"ct. o." reason being ,nht
S. FL" Y. famine Intjr WAS c-elf,eI Win
- - >H1fi'tt .nst Wc"H q, Other Cul;u-
-. 'i.ur bushels %: wheat ls.,S;.. to
"rt'!n -" ia" Other hand IN
I-.-.l Hl export business Noted Ia o..
S'ite' tcday appeared 20 h.. :.t-
4, man h4. been III rru.c u !at.. ana
80 S"Ii ffaNr" ana Germany h,I beer,
,nts'.s IN ,ATEcHitua Z" The extent ~
- - oush-!s Gg.s.p WIS current ton
.'.4S ia'yn care %: chiefly from vines; a H.
'a.E On aaad az the mills. S.ahoa-I a.
- .".HtE..E steady'. Observation-Disclosures:
! -. EH'". offerings %: corn Wy. Ih.-,
"" Hu,s+ g! ne hos n.a-ko' had DO
90, ei!rei on provisions.
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IIKIi NIAKkLr

- ~ nIV'rSdI ScrNlCr.I
HEN YORK. Jan. li-Th"Tc was i!;t'.
h.Nrf Iu TIC character ~ trading in inr
tHru market iOdOy. Prices for most rssu..
p .II"J n" :p"r' iD"cT. with ;nr rc-'ili
800. ;IHUftuptl declines - ~. rtcpydnd a.
If''. .'nus issues Tho vp.Eiu" pf trid.ul:
80 r''h'r sfuai and cDn!in"d Ia ', small
s:tGi.r4 pI "i inIiana now stock ana
tll."' H.hH'p; wci" Slightly l"""r
N'".. i-f'rirtr sold a. !rr. ctr'b SyitI!-
f'" Sinlt.s Petroleum and other iu'y-
-r.'ul ".H showed tendency To- w"HN"i..
'N'r.'r'unHI i'''rrls uu wHs IN -upI,ly Du
9lt. .'"I" ana yielded 70 ~. Mara
500 1iI wt- also lower MD columbia oli
"as ffaIrt iu - aIl 80 FcuAlIud OF!
sac 60 rp'."nal'y sircng. advancing to
iit'.t t-tdlug was begun today In Du-
aai 1H'"rr. wE.,H snld % u pulut from
'..'.t .T'', GA llghi trading. Meteor
N''''- changed nHI4Is wiih.u e fraction Of
.i- E.Eh record. Metal shares wc!. dull.
tfH'. ..a-t. f.d and asked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Fined In "CIcnn-up" Drive.

Twcnty-iivc l,ichmondcrs on the
north Side "f the river. and some
tpr'N residents OF South Richmond
We're placed under arrest ycStcrI..-
ny police officers charged with viola.
ton Of the city ordinance cnncarn!rt,.
waste paper. They "crc nncd from
III 10 10 by Justices John NJ Ingram
ana II. \. Maurice. According TO Tho
pnilcr. ~" cleansing cainpal,:n Was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKETS..
Dpy GOoDe

New YorK. 'ii sn ,:&,2Gioif,on good. mar
@"iE continued Iri!.c today. nnc graz
FHrIs h".ug fought freely and ether Limos
Hr"lnE strength. Yarn markets advanced
fHi fr..irE hrpad-U"d. Burlap markets
''f' hrMnr On n" spot, has weaker Iu
.-.'it Tor shipments New los hosiery
ss..a' yer. Gi3n"I.
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,iiicN.U GH,I> .>n ,.rnu,.r

JaN- N."-NN'aI aV.r...I
'.".i lN ''4'' Today lHrgaly as x rs-i ,
- ling % eHror, de,J,.ui nh
I'i,. M"s H,1,'LE ~, :. q" cent, net IT,
s, 70 f., +, ..5.s ''t..M ~" - N.'.r. arG MuN
x =" 'iG PROVISION. Y 10 = cont,
.'Hn.Eh bhtN iu the Nh.at nm, 80,
made ,oinc Roadway Tar 4. mi. ..seH',''s,,
70 nsws mat ram was an argent nee,
20, the crops OF indi" ~ strength which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
COTTC%St:El, n,

NF.W TDEk. IAN. I.-Nf,cF docTInIng II
20 2. POINTS uni"r liquidation. indicated b.
.'"er lard. COTTON ana crude sOttpus..l
r "a .I"G on ruylu= ~ Ia" south and ac-
i..H covering az shorts amt closed 10 -
point. net higher. Nay sod from ..gT ~
q" taf AMI closed a. :3l-fg1 Sal.+ atjy
HrFr"|F TENDER. ~ barrels. Prime cEui"
ra..-t i:liu" SUMMER yellow spot. .sDr
: - March. ,.:;. May. :.3! jay. rSl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
i,rrc;ycr Grts f.,pI,

MEMPHIS. TENN. Ian HIS <.
Nci"rnclI. superintendent, Of tho
ic"ueSs"e stat" banking department.
"HS appointed today receiver Tor the
h"on."'S Savings Bank and Tris;
,''hr"uv, OF this city. which volun-
i"'1!y closed its doors this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
sao.oco fur wood AIroho, Du,,,r.,

CHICAGO. Jan, Blindness.
caused by wood alcohol. was the
ground for verdict OF $50, 900 dam,
ages returned in the Circuit Court
u0daE IN favor OF Sam Grccnbcrs.
h:st Of it's Kind in Chicago courts.
VAS against the saloon partnerships
OF Cohen " Nikin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
SII.t H>iiiI'S.
aici;mont-kew York Steamship Co

i.G.cuse pcc. an. -aiI!ur- every I. d,,
'rom RICHMOND aud New YORK Freieai
OnIt PrGmpt service. 40 smparrocf
Fr,!Ehi received IaiIy until 81 er-
cent Situ'iay. T. VI,
.tchnoni New 'Y0rn Stca:nsnin Com
p"H: - rom conIauy C'y" q your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
NANAI SrnnrS

SAVANNAH GA. Jon !,-rTrpcu'!nc
la-"' '-'Y shipments. 49,; stock 1873;
pr" sf.os. RuSln a. az no Fnlrs. rccrIpt-.
- afIilf niz. -. stock $50 quot.
.! j. =. q. ~ !. * Il. - VIC. ww,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15

Instituted through the Keep Klcan
kluh.' of which John Kerr Branch.
president of the Chamber of Com
incrcc. is president. Only two or
tnrce cases Wore diHmlSScn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

>rrNalS aud Departures Of Passenger Train.
Dai!, unless otherwise shown publisher
only as Information ana not guaranteed.
DAILY except Sunday. SUNDAY only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
At1OHUE r.
Automobiles for Sale.
AFTER INVENTORY
USED CAR SALE.

F'TER-INVENTORY
USED CAR SALE.
Our after inventory
sale Of used cars is now
going on. The list in
cludes Willys-Knights,
Overlands, Chevrolets
and Fords, and the
prices represent the
best values in used
cars in the city of Rich
mond.
Below are a few
samples of our rock
bottom prices:
Best values in used
cars in the city of Rich
nor !.
Overland 75-T,
$500.
Chevrolet 4-90-T,
$500.
Overland 90, Coun-
try Club, S525.
Willys-Knight Dem
onstrator, 1920 model,
81, 575.
Terms arranged for
I e S ponsible p ur-
chaserS.
Salesroom open 8
A. M. to 8 p. M.
OUR REPUTATION
rs YOUR
PROTECTION.
HARPER
OVERLAND CO..
2l3-l5 w. BROAD ST.
ALL BARGAINS.
sa:roN' kEiL .L2N sp hhHIiNsEhIEGS
FORD DELIVERY WAGON.
STEARNS TOURING.
PULLMAN TOURING. t
$40 WEST T RhSS%Hb as2 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

ni,t, 'k Died, Thursday al mid
u,i"tHri Henry T.. I.ItchforJ NJ, me-
N,,S!Rn' ~ g.. attef 4 !onx Illn"s,. Nil
""ss ; iAtchtofi Fun"ra. notl.r u, ~ 10 1'-
aytfilWA i,--Di"d. an mo r.,l-ia,-,. .
H'I 'Athsf-!n-ia". }. =. SouthV.tJ ~
,'"fM rum street. THURSDAY iu,n,
-; ''ay ~ NJ. Iad".ic Moor. .,Il,tSurr.
t.''.d vie "i Clarence IS Snntnv.a,tr -
en.iIrcH, father. two brothers ma ,Np
81 friends {" mourn her lys. i,,, 49,
'ipin "-pH@ '"sid ,aov. Saturday a, a.
..S'"e:" i"'r'HeH' Ia Rivcrv!ew
W ii.EtIS.--D. ct r.,i,crc.
a dia"s, -S s,'g% sc John, Cameron Wilbur
'Erd ~ years. Rur.al ia Riyor,ir,y G.,, ~
T'''y ".'.och Saturday afternoon.
precious an" !r.rl us has .pn.
voice vs." loved 8, s;,ll
'"nn. p"r' j. vag'u; ia GUY HON.
And never can to- 'iii.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Personals
Lost and Found 10

'oHt anu Fouhu ~
HNN' iAG Lost Ga Broad street; b..
tween ; IVA and Second. nanG bag Cun-
tanning l.I.iU, tw1 nrys nnd u,hrr ~
i!e.rsi NAM and photograph I'm folder
h'"aTl II returned TO 2IS Eas, Franklin
or Il, East B-pai. or phone, Mn,i.snn
go or N,d!~oa lnel-J.
= ~ ; Lost. bunch Of keys Theme
hnulcynrL 2al7-I
LOST. Friday morEIns, either Ia liiucy m.
~ nrlghborHuoi seventh and Ero,d
streets. gold watch and chain with Knifs
pttagh.h. Iiev.hId phun" IIuu.eviru
E!.--l"si bar pan. twn saPphI-cs and
!I'HoHd. Miller g Ehoad-' salt depart
iu"bi or basement iuu, hruosu Wci.-
h"rE"rs or lockwood ~ 30 Thirteenth
and Mn!n. Liberal reward IL returned
ianhoi;I 1a..
rOISlEE DOC stayed from 1914 Ham.
Avenue, brnWn and " hitr-s spotted m.
pointer dog. shakes has head from me-,
yoHSH"ss. 4 none EaILoiah .s9i-W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Funeral Directors

unNiNU 'HI'rHS comp.-.ed IN ,,
nouFh W. are EQUIPPED - tve 49,
inehh p!acS ~ tweuiy-!Ou. nuuf. !rhi.
spcrH'i branch OF our busIne,, .nS
-i""Ss given pgOmp, attention Wni-
ts..ss aoI Serth Sc:cnth street..
flA ! r.. d"h Pn,gp ;uner.I directo,
si' "ln oa l'rer COS L. Main Str.s,
Madison 81 itandoipr sS.a '@-
Evening star., 1921-10-21
GLAD WELCOME EXTENDED
CAPT. EMMET FITZPATRICK
Former Red Cross Worker, Who
Was Imprisoned in Moscow.
Returns to Washington.

Cheers and handclasps Of more than
200 persons. including members of
Congress. war veterans and members
of the Alabama State Society, greeted
Capt. Emmett Fitzpatrick. former Red
Cross worker. who was imprisoned in
Moscow. as he stepped from the train
last night in the Union station. The
deputation was headed by Maj.
Thacker v. Walker, president of the
state society.
Smiling gratefully. but choking
with emotion. Capt. Fitzpatrick. after
being introduced to the reception
committee. expressed his thanks to all
who had been instrumental in his re-
lease, placing special emphasis upon
Secretary of Commerce Hoover, whose
ultimatum made certain. the release
of all American prisoners held by
the soviet
Among those who received Capt
Fitzpatrick at the Union station were
Senators Hefiin and Underwood and
Representatives Steagall. Oliver and
Almon. all Of Alabama: Mrs. T. v.
Walker. ]. Bentley Mulford. repre-
senking the veterans of the Rainbow
Division. and ]. Ludrum George, vice
president Of the Alabama society.
Evening star., 1921-10-21

Chicago Morning Through Sleeper.
Through sleeping car leaving Washing
ton 1850 am. today, arrives Chicago s
am. tomorrow. Pennsylvania system
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-10-21
NOTE ISSUE AUTHORIZED.
Washington Gas Light Company to
Sell $37O,OOO Worth.

The Public Utilities Commission yes
terday afternoon authorized the Wash
ington Gas Light Company to issue
and sell $4,000 worth of fve-year
gold notes at 71a per cent. The pro-
ceeds of the bond issue will be used
to reimburse the company for ex-
penditures made in the purchase of
additional property. new construction
and betterment during the past year.
Evening star., 1921-10-21
PLAN TRIBUTE TO RYAN.

Edward j. Ryan. former president
of the Railway Mail Association. is to
be rendered a farewell banquet by
the joint conference retirement COM
mittee tomorrow night at the Con-
tinental Hotel. Arrangements for the
banquet are in charge of a committee
composed of Thomas F. Flaherty,
chairman: Edward J. Gainor and J. c.
Ladd. Mr.. Gainor is to act as toast
master.
Evening star., 1921-10-21
100 SCIENCE BOOKS
PUT1ON EXHIBITION
Popular Works Chosen With
Care by Special Committee
at Public Library.

One hundred popular books on SCI
entifc subjects. reliable and readable
from the public point of view. were
placed on exhibition at q meeting Of
the Washington Academy Of Science
last night in the Public Library by
DIR. George F. Bowerman. librarian.
In addition to the select 100 the ex-
hibit included a large number Of
books that just escaped being chosen
for the exclusive shelf. as well as a
few shelves Of manuals and reference
books that are useful to the scien-
tif1c worker.
Books Chosen by Experts.
The list of 100 select books was
compiled by a committee of the acad-
who desired to obtain for the public
the scientific books that the general
reader can tackle without fear OF too
much technicality.. This list. 1t was
tative. and neither the committee of
the whole nor any one member of 1t
can assert that the books named are
the very best for the purpose
emy to compile a list Of such books,
DIR. Bowerman declared that he is de-
sirops of interesting the people in sci
entiflc matters. He indicated that the
average reader would not pursue the
subject II frightened OFF by the first
book.
Dr. Bowerman cited figures showing
that the circulation of books at the
Public Library last year was 9S5,080
volumes, $4,000 of which were fiction.
$4,000 natural science and $4,000 useful
arts. Fiction has its appeal he said.
but we want to interest the readers In
science. People in despair take to fic-
tion."
Scientihc Books Neglected.
Dr. Bowerman said he believed every
public library needed such list Of SCI
entific books as compiled by the COM
mittee of the Academy Of Science. He
said that since he has been librarian
Of the Washington Public Library he
has made an effort to increase the num-
ber of scientific books on the shelves.
DR.. Bowerman says there are many
people in Washington and elsewhere
who believe public Libraries have only
fiction books. Some Of these peo-
ple." he said, "are now finding out the
various fields Of books in the public
libraries
Other speakers at the meeting were
Robert b. Sosman, W. ]. Humphreys.
Z. T. Wherry, Paul Bartsch and H. L.
Shantz. Dr. A. H. Brooks. presided.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-12

rnmnlspr al Thornton
  0 0 tmonth n  faces tb o later a pnva Isandwir advanced as
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
LEGAL NOTICH
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY UNDER CHATrEJ
NnET,.HGE

Notice d. hereby given ths, tn. un-
dcrsiEnod MORTGAGE has taken poss~e-
sion Of one REQ Touring Automobile Il
series Engine No. sisiss Serial is7,o-T-s
Engine No, 81. r, :. Serial sia&. IL
seri.s. together will all accessories and
equipment on or apr~iriairirE TO said
automobiles by reason Of ,hr default
~ ono Icss Malouff. mortsasor, in the
covenants made and payments redu'--
Cd under and by tho terms Of that
certain ChaiirI mortgage dated tss
z1rd day ~ August 4. II. 1874. and
duly flied In the County Clerk Ard
Recorders office Of La. An'rss
Csnty. colorado. as provided by s-.
which Eaid rrattcl mortgage wac mad.
~ ihr said isss N,iouft 10 tire Car
re'i Motor Co. on tho day aforesaid.
and ii Will, pursuant to the terms ~
r1id rhattrl ruortEsEr, soil and dispnE-
0f tho Earo and the equity ot reicmp-
ton ~ the said jess Maiouff therein a.
public EAir in the Garage NJ rrortssse-
at tho corner Of Ith and Court streets
Tn Pueblo. colorado. On Thursday tho
ssth. daN NJ september a ~ 1891. -t
iO O'Clock h NJ. said county heinz
ihe county where said property 10 si'1i-
strd. In tho highest and hos, bidder
for cash. and viii Apply tho proceeds
NJ such sale TO tho payment o' Tho
note nf said ices Mslcuif secured b.
said cha',r' mortgage Tor one Thons.
and Dollars. v.'h interest according
'n said note from dssr until Paid ana
costs and attorneys fees ard all
charges ,nurhirF said note ard frsr's-
sro ard tho foreclosure " said
rnr-'tare and collecting saiH nctr.
and account for the surplus. II ans. 70
mort Err-
Dated this ip'h day pf September
= n. 1871.
Tho Garrett, No'r-. Co. Morisssse.
.hy n. r Garrett. President
rirsi publication sept ii'h i,,i
Last publication sept. s9th ttt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
MALLABy-C CAMPBELL. Cent. Blk

FOU EENT-i-rrrrn furnished.
mod bungalow. will cVcha0E~ for
hoard. rrrm ana '7rHlrs ials y.
Sar'r -. Responsible party. No
children.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

n n. SEwHcrsE. carperter and
BUILDING contracting ts, me
estimate your repairing painting GO
msnt and ipbbins All pork susran.
tss1. Phone sis.-W X. Hayes. Isis
east Myth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

FUMED oak dining room set. Birds
eye maple bedroom set, rugs and other
furniture; cheap for ca H. Phone
2553-R
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

THE FURNISHING of the resi-
dence of Mrs. Kilbourn, 1124 Cour
St, beginning Monday, until sold
Hours 10 to IL q. m. and to 4 p. m
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

FURNITURE for rooms for sale
house for rent; good location for room
ers; close in. 3l4 Summit St
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

WHITE Hoosier cabinet for sale; al,
most new. "a Block V. Call after ).